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... DEATH OF LORD MORRIS. A Galway correspondent telegraphs that Lord Morris and Ki'.larin, formerly Lord CTTief Justice of Ireland and a Lord of Appeal from 1889 to last year, died yesterday morning at his ...
... DEATH OF LORD MORRIS. t alwa 7 correspondent telegraphs that Lord.Moms aod Killarin. formerly Lord Chief Justice of Ireland and a Lo rd 0 f Appeal from 1889 to last year, died yesterday morning at his residence, Sciddal, County Galway aged 73. Deceased ...
... Shamrock LI. did not go for a spin to-day. Shamrock 11. will be officially measured lon the 18th inst. The funeral of Lord Morris took place yesterday at Galway, after High Mass had been celebrated the Franciscan Chapel for the repose of his soul. ...
... Bishop of London, .Lord Balfour of Burleigh, Secretary for Scotland Lcrd Ashbourne, Chancellor of Ireland Lord Morris, Lord James of Hereford. Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Lord Robertson, Lord of Appeal ...
... Durham j and the Rev. H. R. Haweis. Th legal profession the poorer by the death of Sir A. L. Smith, Muster of the Rolls Lord Morris Sir Franklin Lushington Chief Magistrate at Bow-street ; and Samuel Pope, K.C., leade- of the Parliamentary Bar. The Army ...
... ; and the Rev/ H. R. Haweis. 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-street ; and Mr. Samuel Pope, K.C., leader of the Parliamentary Bar. ...
... LORDS AND THE RUSSELL CASE. The House of Lords met yesterday to consider Lord Russell's case. The Lord Chanceller moved that the following Select Committee be appointed to consider the method of procedure to bring Lord Russell to a speedy ...
... ENGINEERS. For duty.—Captain F. J. Widgery, Sergt. Densliam, Corpl. Harper, Bugler Rattenbury. Wednesday.—Morris Tube competition 7.30 p.m. Friday.—Morris Tube competition 7,30 p.m. Notice.—The first Squad of recruits has now been formed. Smart young men desirous ...
... praise th. Lord—Croft. Wed. Morn.—Steggall in A304, Come unt ...
... Carter, Sergt. Fentiman and Corpl. Maton Tuesday—Morris Tube practice, 8 p.m. Thursday—Morris Tube practice, 8 p.m. SALTERTON RIFLES. For duty—Sergt. Nix. Thursday—Morris Tube practice, 8 p.m. Friday—Morris Tube practice, 8 p.m. SOUTH MOLTON RIFLES. Wed ...
... Sat. Morn—Rogers in D730, Teach me, O Lord —Rogers. Even—Langdoa in . 537, Hear my prayer —Stroud. Sun. Morn—Garrett in D throughout ..1,062, For the Christ —Gounod. Even—Barn by in E flat. 836, Strike the harp —Spohr. Hymn 501. , HUNTING ...
... -Hopkins f1at1.130. From the rising (Ouseley). Even.—Hopkins in F277, O praise the Lord (Righini). Tuee. Morn.-Roberts in D730, Teach me O Lord (Rogers). Even.—Walmisley in D min0r878, O that I knew (Bennett). Wed. Morn.—Pimiey in ...