... since the sitting the lar; bare departed oraongrt us. and who were very closely s.-ociatod «sith this court. allude Lord Morri Killanin Mr. Jtnlivc Mti'phy. Laid Morris was one'of the judges of this court for many as twenty-two out the thirty-three ye«u» ...

... his seat the Board of National Education. The vacancies earned the retirement of Archbishop 'Walsh and the death of Lord Morris and Killanin have not yet been filled, and with the retirement of Professor there will three vacancies on the Board. MR. BALFOUR ...

... never revealed world.” Their Lordships laughed a good deal over this little joke, which was subsequently emphasised Lord MorrU of Killanin. speakiry for the first time under the dual title, who remarked that, though the name of the mysterious donor was ...

... Healy, Bishop Clonferl. and tic Bight Bev. Dr. Meade, Bishop Cork. The death of the Right, Hon. the Lord Mon—l.. 1 i vp* _ .-.l .. . ris and Killanin, Vice-Chancellor the University, having been reported, a waolntion was unanimously adopted expressing ...

... corn© this question, which, more than any other, involves the happiness sod welfare of the country. (Loud applause.) Lord 'Mom* of Killanin—With your Excellency's permesion. during the time that I have had tho honour, by the great kmdnws of colleagues, in ...

... fined J 5. Marie Taylor, ex-housekeeper to Lord Planket, private secretary to Lord Lieutenant, was charged on remand to-day with forging and cashing a cheque the Bank of Ireland for A 36 10s in the name Lord Plunket. Margaret Devlin, parlourmaid in the ...