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... DEATH OF LORD MORRIS Lord Morris and KiVenin died on Hondas bit ..it at eniddel. Csinty in hie serents.foorth year. He is imeeeeded in the Barony of ktlianin by hie eon, the Nee. Martin Henry Fitzpatrick Morris. Conservative member the ...
... tho Act of Parlia- ment, and he moved that the appeal be allowed with costs. Lord Morris was unabie to concur with the Lord Chancellor, and he agreed with the judg- ments of Lords Justices Smith and Collins. It would indeed be strange if the Workmen's Com- ...
... deep black. Among t h ree earlier pemengen were noticed the Poet Laureate. Lord Rowton. the Lord Chief Justice, the Deputy Garter King of Arms. the Attorney-General. Lord Morris, and the Earl of Dartmouth. Some of the mourners proceeded direct to the chapel ...
... at brat make a favourable impression in the Housr. of Lord.. One conspicuous member of the Epps: Clir other it said to have inquired what language the noble and learned lord was speaking. Lord Morris himself was asked how he had got on. Well. he replied ...
... on the ground that the claim C had not been made within six months of the t accident. ' The House of Lords on Tnesday, by five to A one, Lord Morris being thc dissentient, nsu- C taied the appeal, reversed the judgment of ). the Court of Appeal, and restored ...
... belong to the Opposition • seeing that the united Parisellite vote is at leaat twice that of !the Unionists. The present Lord Morris :got in owing to a Parnellite split, bat, as the party now supposed to he reunited, the new Unionist carldidate will not ...
... W. for ke e p • their ground- Ruwiaa President Carnet. the hem sages ol and inquiry into Elizaheth of Austria. and King LORD MORRIS AND TIIE TAFF Marine b. 7 and Mr. William H. Bell. Artillery. 7s. el. M. petty corporal of Manner and wrote rreent , to ...
... foreign Miinisters. Amongst those present were Lady Aileen Wyndham-Quin, Lady Morris and the Hon. Miss Morris, Lord Dynevor and the Hon. Miss Rice and Miss Montgomerie. Lord Pen- rhyn and the Ron. Misses Douglas-Pennant, the Ron, F. G. Wynn, and Mr. W ...
... of University of Dublin Earl of Rosso Mr Justice Madden) Chancelor the Vice-Chancellor of Royal (the of Dufferin Lord Morris) the Lord Chancellor of Ireland many of judges MacCormac Sir W H Russell others Hon W E H Lecky is the chairman of Executive ...
... THORNTON HEATH. THER GRlEEN ?? Wm. Hodgetts TOTTENHAM ?? NOR OAK PARK ?? A. Hiigoston. TUFPNELL !PARIC, 165, ENSI3Y ?? Morris ?? l'ORD,: igh-strect ?? W. T. eauson TWICKENHAM ?? 1:W. ?? S . P. Higgins WALHAM GREEN. :W GAIID3NS ?? S. F. Higgins. .WALTHDAJSTOW ...
... they would have difficulty in arriving at a conclusion as to who commttted the murder. There was no ditect 1 evidence that Morris Evans was at Mullen Cottage on the day in question. Refer- ring to prisoner's statement that be had been at Rndry Colliery ...
... A BELATED MORRIS STORY. Perhaps the heat story of the late Lord Meade has yet appeared. Counsel for plaintiff WI bum •• battering the icily for their great moral and intellectual viruses. which were redacted in their countenances, and counsel for defendant ...