... was the late Lord Morris. He was type of Irish judge that has passed away, the late Lord Justice Barry being one of the last survivors. He was not a ‘judgy” man, but rather “jolly good fellow, who happened to bo a judge. Yet Lord Morris was ...

... mock funeral procession, all singing or whistling the Dead March in Saul.•' Lord Morris and KillAnin, who was at one time Lord Chief Justice of Ireland, and more recently a Lord of Appeal, died on Sunday at hie home in Spiddal, county Galway, at the age ...

... and among the speakers were Lord Chancellor, Sir F. Jeune, Preieident of the Admiralty and Probate Divipion, Lord Morris, the Attorney General, the Solicitor-General, Mr. Jnat'ce Hodges (Anptralia), Lord Hardwicke, the Lord Advac&te, Mr. ...

... lounging at midnight beneath the portico of mansion In Belgrave-anuaia. “No,” returned the Earl, “it belongs to me. Lord Morris. Lord Morris, wlw it happily recovering from his Illness, ia one of the most humorous judges the Irish bench. He ia known from ...

... pay debts incurred through speculation. ' Lord Morris and Killanin, who had held the offioes of Lord Chief Justioe of the Common Pleas and Lord Chief Justice of Ireland, and waa from 1899 to 1900 one the Lords of Appeal with life ...

... thousand majority in 1895. In City he has not been more fortunate. It is Parnellite constituency properly, and the present Lord MORRIS, who captured the seat in 1900, had the support of Home Balers, who let his Unionist principles pass, and accepted him becanse ...

... represented by Sir A. li. Smith, the Mater of the Rolls, Lord Morris. the Lord Chief Justice of Ireland, and Sir Franklin Lushington, the Chief Magistrate of London. The nation lust a great bulwark In Lord Armstrong. while the death of famous old Admiral Commerell ...

... “I don’t know, lord; I never had him for a patient.” The Bench; “ Ah! no. docther, ye niver had, more’s the pity. The old hhoy’s still alive.” Ax the last sitting of the County Bench the Earl and Countess De La Warr, Lord Brassey. Lord Francis Qodolphin ...

... know how to make o speech. In facy, all—er—all I can sy is—er—tiat I'm very glad indeed to see so many of you here!” When lord Morris was Clief Justice of the Trish Court of Common Pleas (says “ M.AP.Y), @ pantomime song was in vogue entitled * Are ye there ...

... and judges in their crimson and ermine robes, and other passengers in civilian dress, including the Lord Chief Justice, Lord Morris, the Poet Laureate, Lord Rowton, the Attorney-General, and the Earl of Dartmouth. At 12.35 came heavily-laden special train ...

... were the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Hardwicke, Earl Beauchamp, Lord Morris and Kilanin, the Right Hon. Lord Young, Bight Hon. Sir Edward Fry, Right Hon. A. Graham Murray, Right Hon. Sir Francis Jenne, Right Hon. Sir Edward Carson, Right Han. ...

... Scotland; Edward Lord Ashbourne, Chancellor of that part of Our United Kingdom called Ireland; Michael Lord Morris and Killanin; Henry Lord James of Hereford, Chancellor of Our Duchy of Lancaster ; Jamas Patrick B man Lord Robertson, ...