... LORD MORRIS. To the Editor of the Pall Mall Gazette. Dear Sir,—l have just been reading an obituary notice of the late Lord Morris, who was in my class at T.C.D. It brought back “y,“PJ2i recollections of bygone days. For. I was once an Irish barrister ...

... DEATH OF LORD MORRIS. THE WHIRL OF THE TOWN. absurdity,! Written Hugh Morton. Music by Gustav Ktasia, Author and Composer of The Belle New York. Box-office now open from 10 to 6, where scats may be obtained or booked by letter, telegram, telephone. No ...

... 1867 he became a Justice of the Common Pleas m Ireland, in 1878 Lord Chief Justice of the same, and in 1887 Lord Chief Jostioe of Ireland. In 1889, he succeeded the late Lord Fitzgerald Lord Appeal inOrdinary. He had been baronet since IMS. and his Lordship ...

... the lords following be named of the Committee, namely The Lord Chancellor, the Lord Privy feea (Marquis of Salisbury), the Marquis of Cbolmondeley, Earl Waldegravc, Earl Spencer, the Earl of Morley, Lord Ribhlesdale, Lord Macnaghten, ...

... pictured him clad in immaculate white, as better suiting the innocence he embodies in the words;— October 29, 1901. THE LATE LORD MORRIS AND KILLANIN. ...

... ceremonies, held its first sitting this morning. The Lord Chancellor presided, having with him the Duke of Norfolk (Earl Marshal), Lord Chamberlain, Lord Morris, Lord James of Hereford, and the Lord Chancellor ...

... Mr. Gl D. Keogh’s Claims against tbe Estates of Daoaaaad Persons lawyer-like performance, and tht obituary notice of Lord Morris very readable. There are tbe usual excellent Notes on International Law, Recant Casas, on Contemporary Foreign Literature ...

... LORD DUFFERIN’S TRIBUTE. Lord Duffer in, as Chancellor of the Royal University of Ireland, aided at a public meeting fast week for the purpose of conferring degrees. He paid, in the course o? his address to the students, glawmg tribute the late Lord Morris ...

... Redmond, W. Redmond, Clancy, Campbell, and Mooney); there is one Conservative junior, Mr. Johnston. The Hon. Mr. Morris, a son of Lord Morris, sits for an Irish constituency, but is a member of the English and not of the Irish Bar, and the same is the case ...

... The late Lord Morris was as lawyer much better known, of course, to the Irish than the English Bar, but he gained the gratitude of the latter by a famous mot in the course of the great trade union case of Allen v. Flood in the House of Lords. About that ...

... head, hit it,” was. strictly observed by both parties, and the scene was such would have rejoiced the heart of the late Lord Morris (the high heavens be his bed thik night 1) had that genial son of the soil been there to sec it Galway has proved herself ...

... correct, that his retirement would not bring about the election of the other. THE VACANCY GALWAY. The funeral of the late Lord Morris is fixed lor to-morrow, for the vacancy in the representation of Galway no fewer than lour have been mentioned on the National ...