... THE LATE. LORD MORRIS AND KILLANIN. df steam; of the Board of Nativist FAIN Mt.. as Today. the 10 - .1 I, lotto.. raolottoa was adopted—Bei solved—Tat we dewe to maid a tie 1.1( proceedings, this day. the grata . of out eon,. and regret at tho from ...

... THE PENDING ELECTION GALWAY CITY. Lord Kilteoin, oddrees to the electore of Galway, says:—“ hare this day received writ summons to the House of Lords, and therefore cease to be your member.' He mentions the loss sustained to himself and the family. puts ...

... o£ our sorrow and regret at the removal from amongst us, by tho lamented death Lord Morris and Killanin, our senior and greatly respected colleague. Lord Morris and Killanin was most distinguished membor of the Board of National Education Tor prolonged ...

... intareat the vacancy created by the elevation of the Hon. Martin Morris to the peerage, due to the death of his father. Lord Morris and Killanin. The choice of the convention fell on Mr. Arthur Lynch, who has been identiffed with the Boer struggle in South Africa ...

... fer the holding of the council is not known here. THE GALWAY VACANCY. Dublin, Friday. It stated that Lord Killaniu, who succeeded his father, the late Lord Morri?, in the peerage, has issued a valedictory address to the electors of Galway, which was posted ...

... amongst ua. the lamented death of Lord Morris and Killanin, of oar senior and greatly respected cofleagne. Mortis and KiUanin was moat distinguished member of the Board of National Education for prolonged number of tears. presided orer our moetipga With ...

... Moderator, T.C.D., third soa of the late Eight Hon. Lord Morris and Killanin, of Spiddal, in the County of Galway. Certificate signed by Charles E. Mac Dermot, Esq. Proposed by the Bight Hon. Lord Ashbourne, Lord Chancellor. James Wallace, 8.A., T.C.D., third ...

... THE DEATH OF LORD MORRIS. The death announced from his native place, Spiddal, County Galway, of Lord Morris of Killanin, late Lord of Appeal in Ordinary, and formerly Lord Chief Justice of Ireland. His demise, which took place yesterday ...

... The Senate the Royal University of Ireland met yesterday in Dublin. There were present— The Right Honourable the Lord Morris and Killanin, Vice-Chanoellor of the University (in the chair); Mr. Desse, Dr. F.R.S.; Dr. M'Kecnm, Most Rev. Dr. Healy, Rev. ...

... necessary to do so again after a lapse of fourteen months. —I am, sir, your obedient servant. Killanin. TTke statement that Mr. Martin Morris (now Lord Killanin) had given pledge not to vote against Home Rule was based upon report one of his speeches in ...

... lata M.IP. for the city the Tribes the peerage Lord Killanin. certain sense Mr. Burke lias local claims. Ho comes very County Galway family, and his cousin, the Earl Howtfa, represented Galway Parliament aa Lord Bt. Lawrsnoe from 1865 to 1874. Lieutenant-Colonel ...

... 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» ...