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... FUNERAL OF LORD MORRIS. The remains of Lord Morris were conveyed to Galway last evening from Spiddal. The funeral cortege extended for over half a mile, along crowded streets. The coffin was laid in the Franciscan Chapel, amid manifestations of sorrow ...
... LORD MORRIS DEAD. THE WITTY EX-LORD CHIEF i JUSTICE OF IRELAND, Following closely upon the death of Mr. Justice Murphy comes the news of the decease of another and more distinguished member of the Irish Bench. L i;)'rdi lorfll And Killanin, formerly Lord ...
... \% ; ,_t = s i Lord Morris, the famous Irish Judge, whose death was recorded yesterday. [From a * Vanity Fair” Cartoon. li;l }‘ll\ /7 - 1‘ [ 2 1 M 4 l‘fi : q / i ! - \\ 1”“ *,,4 ' ...
... Three Good Stories. Many good stories are told of Lord Morris. On one occasion his lordship was present at a wedding in company with Judge Keogh. Morris was lamenting that he had forgotten to throw an old shoe after the bride and bridegroom, when Keogh ...
... candidate {or the vacancy in Galway Borough created \hy the elevation of the Hon. Martin Morris to the peerage, consequent on the death of his father, Lord Morris and Killanin. Mr. Lynch took part in several engagements. ...
... merry lords referred once more to this ‘ anonymous donor.” Lord Kimberley said *‘they all knew him.” Lord Morris hunted that the statue being surreptitiously put up on a November night showed that the donor was ashamed of%ianct. Then Lord ...
... fisheries question. _ There were &rneng Mr, Chamberlain, Lord Lansdowne, r. Bond, Mr. Morris, Lord Onslow; Sit Thomas Sanderson, Sir Martin Gosselin, Sir Mantagu Ommanney, Sizr John Anderson, and Lord Westmeath, | ...
... substantial as frogs! “The Man About the Coals,” Among the many good stories told of the late Lord Morris the following seems to us to be about the best. Lord Morris did not like Treasury interference. Once, it is said, a most distinguished official was sent ...
... k engagements—Silent Friend. Thirsk engagemen s—All Mr. A. Booth’s horses, All engagements in 1901—His Lordship, Lord [elton, and Morris Dancer. Kempton Two Year Old Stakes—Gelding by ‘arbine—Testa, Hali Moon Nursery, Kempton-park—Cobweb. Flixton Welter ...
... , on Carlingford Lough, a picturesque place adjoining Killowen, the late Lord Russell’t birthplace. He was elected last year to the Senate of the Royal University on Lord Morris being chosen vice-President. Sir Philip Fysh, the Agent-General fop Tasmania ...
... More probably Lord Milner chose him because he wanted an Oxford man to talk to in Johannesburg. Lord Killanin, ,who succeeds his father, Lord Morris, is a rather handsome young man, and will be a distinet acquisition to the House of Lords. ...
... wait for a place in the House of Lords or Court of Appeal, and in the event of the next Lord of Ap peal in Ordinary being. as he ought to be a member of the Irish Bar, Mr. Atkinson would either go to the House of Lords or fill the vacancy created in the ...