... not merely to lawyers, better, en. The article on defective rom w gites = curious of the history OP we obituary the late Lord Morris the egg ed with sayings of that witty Judge. the law Coler ticles wil Home Office tock Exchange, and prison reform. his ...

... COCKNEYISMS. = - r The following story is told of the recently-retired Irish Law Lord, Lord Morris of Spiddul, when acting as Judge of Assize in Ireland. A di~spnshry dobtor proved that he had often given eight grains to a man, Lfrom which it was to be ...

... The appeal was dismissed with costs. IM'PORTAN-T DEcIScoN. * Ln the House of Lords on Tuesday, the Lord Chalt cellor presiding, end the other learned Lords prcsent being Lords Moorris, Shand, 'Davoy, Bratmpton, and Robertson, an iniportaut question undor ...

... needs ot the Ir.sh ‘The chairman of terest mm.ssion wouid be Lord Kobertson. ‘I'be other rs would be Professor Butcher, the Koman deser of Clonfert, Protessor Ew: ing. Sir Mr. Justice Madden, Lord Kidley, Proiessor Rucker, Professor J. Lorine Smith, Th arkie ...

... Braye, Dormer, Staford, Clitterd of Trimicstowa, De Freyue, Howard of Glossop, Acton, Gerard, Morris vont 2&4 al O’Brien. e Lord High Chancellor, e of Lords, February 14, 1901. had | ORKMEN'S COMPENSATION ACT. { called Ritebie, rep!yine to a deputation ...

... ted ** to any Was the do from li FOLK VILLAGE MURDER. —_.—_—— the pr LORD CHIEF JUSTICE’S FIRST TEN DEATH —— Aun vice Norfolk Assizes on before the Lord stice, John Edward ‘aged 17, labourer, murder of 1, id ** of the December 24, and sentenced to death ...

... this body are requested to be Shoreditch Baths, bet 7.4, Hunter Watt, dame concert North-street, m, 7, Lactoass.—To-day : Morris D.N. a. weit, Prem om ew v. Hurold Rylett, * The toa SEY SoclaListT Gocterr, Fairfax altere lew Order.”” Despard ( xv Crasion ...

... to sppeal aster of the granted ieave. | ier chasec SLINGTON PETITION COSTS. in cre: Cou , King’s Bench Division on W: the ; Lord’ op election petition came on for further peiled 1 as to t ihe ques of costs. We T. Loneh was on th —— es reserved judgaces ...

... secretary, Lv, High-roid, Wood Green, lord. » Weol- might an Open air meeting in (Sanday), June 16, at seven o'c + Chair- Your on we ort, Mr. A. Compton and The org: Baker. ot Mr. Baker's addross, Toast— is not a lord. Consequ — D UPER au + His MOTHER. at ...

... 1aonse of lords oa Thiurrtday afternoon; 'Tas Elarl of ft ILenarrowVN asken ld whether the t.Tdsr-iiecretary for the Colies had cuy iiilititii Ieo could qive to the House on the subject of the Aaheuteo rtaing. Thuo Earl of SaL3noo Mr : aYes, my lords. I bwse ...

... the prisoner im the room. tp of the children were seep Don't bit me,” and then | seek mme out und weut discovered, be said * Lord: eeleven keys and rouse. At the address Party ve anuther bunch of eleven keys was iound, the next garden wrthe prosecutor's ...

... Asoherson, of 17, Kensington-court, and Miss Kate Lemon Rcmer, younger daughter of Lord Justice omer, and a. grand-daughter of the late Mr. Mark Leon, the etditor of Ptunc-. Lord Justice Romer gave-hisrv dahter away. At the i conclusionof the cere- moss Mr ...