... JUDGE AND HUMORIST. The late Lord Morris, the distinguished Irish lawyer who became Lord Chief Justice, waso very witty man. and the Daily Telegraph tells some good stories about him. At Coleraine. for instance, during the hearing of an action for ho ...

... plasm am the judgment of the House of Lords the Tat Vale 01 1 / 1 0, and • resolution was moved to the effect that the Congress should ea: the commendation of the Parliamestary Abe take • test ease to the House of Lords, sad rub& lish • fund for this purpose ...

... giving time to look round. In other respects, too ? he was fortunate. He met the Rev. J. C. Morris himself, and he was the preacher for the evening. Mr. Morris is (says our correspondent) keenly interested in his old friends at South Norwood, and wished ...

... Mr. Holmes, Miss Helbling, Mr. Willcox, Mrs. Charles, Mr. Bakewell, Miss Carpmeoi, Mies Wood, Mr. T. Peed, Miss Bayer, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Bailey Mrs. Aste, Mrs. Bothell , Mr. Mr. Helms, Messrs. Williamson, Miss Carter, Mr. Sherwood, Messrs. Ware and Cu. ...

... place et St. Mark's Church, Lewisham, on Sunday last, when the infant daugh• ter of the Rev. and Mrs. John C. Morris was bap- Wed by the Lord Bishop of Southwark. The church was very prettily decorated, end the baptistry especially had been made very beautiful ...

... by G. Ileathcote : 1 Kt-Q6. Correct solutions received from Captain Beau. moot and F. Southey. THE LORD CHANCELLORSHIP. T 66 holder of the office of Lord Chancellor of Great Britain does not enjoy the security of tenure belonging to his Irish brother. ...

... E. Dodson, L C.C., who has been placed on the Commission of the Peace for the County of Kent by the Lord Chancellor on the recommendation of the Lord Lieutenant, Earl Stanhope, attended the Weat Kent Quarter Sessions at Maidstone on Thursday last, and ...

... Paul's Sunday duty, Rank Holidays se County Council epee space Peckham Rye, the City Imperial Velveteen' day, the bome•comiag of Lord Roberts, the I I of Her late Majesty Queen Victoria, and the opening of Parliament by His Majesty the Kisg. On each occasion ...

... continuanc—must have been enormous. Lord Suffield. who has ben appointed Lord-ins Waiting to the King. is one of the most regular a: .1 attentive worshippers at St. Paul's, Portman-square (Rev. W. H. Griffith Thomas). Lord Suffie house is in Blanchester-square ...

... vacancy among the Associates that he has filled was made by the retirement of Mr. P. R. Morris on the ground of continued ill-health. Not so many years ago Mr. Morris ranked as one of the cleverest of a considerable class of artists who could render the ...

... and those present included Sir Frederick Edridge, J.P. vice.preeident, Sir George 13. Harr* Col. Bbor . t.land, Mr. A. Y. Morris, Mr. E. F. Bin, J.P., Mr. Edward Terry, Mr. E. Lewis Thomas, M.A., LL.D., Mr. T. M. Attree, Mr. H. Whs. Manley, Mr. W. Dawson ...

... Council, would serve this purpose, and allow of more generous contributions to the Lord Mayor's Fund. In connection with the Naval and Military Exhibition, to be opened by Lord Roberts at the Crystal Palace on the a3rd inst., Lieut.-Col. Massy, the secretary ...