... in civilian dress, including the Lord Chief Justice, Lord Morris, the Poet Laureate, Lord Rowton, the Attorney-General, and the Earl, of Dartmouth. By noon the station officials, under the direction of Mr. J. Morris, assistant ...

... Judicial Committee. The Lord Chauceilor presided having with him the Duke Norfolk (Earl Marshal)' the Lord Chamberlain, Lord Morris, ord JameB Hereford, the Lord Chancellor Ireland, Lord Robertson, the ...

... chemists; Mr Buckley, 100 Church Street, Blackpool, and all chemist# and medicine vendors everywhere. Yet another story of Lord Morris is told week's “Law Times.*’ In the early period of his carver he bad been Reocrder of Galway had taken silk and was id ...

... buckled strap and tans ’’’l s' Princes. Adolph of (German Emperor, foing F«lixstow« for LORD MORRIS. ~,(008 witty judge. A*' , Kj'Uajun, formerly Lord Chief orr f and » Lord of Appeal in Ordinary L I ® “JSj Galway, at the age of 74. *”***■ to of the old families ...

... bench had decided to send the case to the assizes. Bail waa allowed in two sureties of £200 each. The estate th« late- Lord Morris has been entered at £127,766. The Kent colliery is still flooded, having been in that condition now for five weeks. ...

... to justice the authors the crimes specified is tantamount to a declaration of war on the sinister brotherhood. The late Lord Morris will probably remembered longest on account his famous illustration of the meaning prima facie evidence.’* “If.” he said ...

... Durham; and the Rev. H. R. Hawew. The legal profession is the poorer by the deaths Sir A. L. Smith, Master of the Bolls; Lord Morris; Sir Franklin Loshington, Chief Magistrate at Bow-st,, and Mr. Samuel Pope, K.C., leader of the Parliamentary Bar. The Army ...

... the Legislature intended. . The judgment of the county court judge was restored, with the concurrence of all the Lords except Lord Morris. ...

... marriage. Since the death of Sheridan no man has left behind him such a boundless fund of anecdote and good stories as Lord Morris. When 1 first heard of his death, I recalled a dezen: or more of them worth recording, but I see they have all, with many ...

... returned England for Ascot. Lord Clifford, Earl of Fusion, and Sir C. K. 11. Vincent are gazetted colonels iu toe Volunteer foret. Mi-s Ormcrod. well-known entomologist, lying seriously ill her residence at Albans. Lord Morris lying ill his residence in ...

... mounted.” A fisher man on the coast near Cork said of Lord Morris, who had a villa near, “They tell me, yer riverence, that t rom the Gov hese judges has a power cf money ernment. I hear Lor d Morris has £1,000 a. year!” My friend said, “He has £5,000.” ...

... Durham; and the Rev. H. R. Hawcis. The legal profession is the poorer by the deaths of Sir A. L. Smith, Master of the Rolls; Lord Morris; Sir Franklin Lushington, Chief Magistrate at Bow-st., and Mr. Samuel Pope, K.C., leader of the Parliamentary Bar. The Army ...