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... poorer the deaths of Sir A. L. Smith, Master of the Rolls; Lord Morris, and Mr. Samuel Pope, K.C., leader of tlm Parliamentary Bar. The Army has loot General Sir A. L. Freemantle; and the Navy Lord Hood. Sir John Comraerell, of Crimea fame, and Admiral Sir ...
... their ends. Another Parliamentary vacancy has been caused the death of Lord Morris, whose son, tho Hon. Martin Morris, M.P. for the city of Gal way, succeeds to the peerage. Mr. Morris won the seat for the Tories after the redistribution of seats in 1885 ...
... Staffordshire and Wor> estersbire.— Jlfuttruteii London AVtM. The TahUt states that the Hon. Miss Moms, daughter of Lord and Lady Morris, enter*! tbs Carmelite Convent, Nottingham, last week. A burglar effected an entry into the vestry of Kerteiing Parish ...
... dainty fislx found their way into the River Wye, much to the delight the astonished sportsmen who angle that river. The late Lord Morris will probably be remembered longest account of his famous illustration the meaning “prime facie evidence.’’ “If,” be said ...
... Bishop of London, Lord Balfour of Burleigh, Secretary for Scotland ; Lord Ashbourne, Chancellor of Ireland; Lord Morris, Ix>rd James of Hereford, Chancellor of the Duchv of Lancaster; Lord Robertson, Lord of ...
... PERSON’LL GOSSIP. Lord Rosebery. The September number of the Woman Homs contains the concluding instalment of an interesting article on Lord Roseberv’s personal characteristics. Lord Rosebery, says the writer, is one of the few celebrities who are known ...
... MANSION HOUSE. His Majesty's judges were entertained the Lord Mayor of London a grand banquet at the Mansion House cn Wednesday. Among present wore the Lord Chief Justice, Lords Shand, Hobhouse, and Morris. Sir Francis Jeuno, Justices Grantham. Rarnes, Stirling ...
... Marylebone the two men pleaded that they were drunk, and they were lot off with fines of 20*. LORD SALISBURY THREATENED. It is state! in Arlington-street that Lord Salisbury's residence there has now been for some weeks under special police supervision, owing ...
... being present trom almost every part of the circuit. On the motion of Mr J M Clarke, seconded by Rev Morris, resolutions were adapted approving of Lord Peel’s report as a basis for united temperance action, supporting the bill for preventing the sale ...
... carriage and pair which were in waiting, but before entering it Lord Roberts had a chat with the General Manager of the Great Western Railway Company (Mr. J. L. Wilkinson), Mr. J. Morris, general superintendent of the line, Mr. W. A. Hart, divisional ...
... retrieved tho position. Private 1). J. Morris, of tho 2nd Glamorgan, who had come up with 68 putting on 33. and aggregating 101. Although five men made totals of 99, no other competitor succeeded in getting nearer to Morris's score, and shortly after the conclusion ...
... votes to 87. Tn the House of Lords, on Thursday, Lord Pauncofoto, the British Ambassador to th© United States, took the oath and his seat, fin the motion of the Bishop of Winchester for the third reading of the Drunkards Bill, Lord Faversham entered his protest ...