... absence, a- Lord Moris suggested that Lord Rosebery gave the statue in order to placate the Nonconformist con- science, which was disturbed by his partiality for the racecourse. te found refuge in Oliver Cromwell, u exclaimed Lord Morris, with a lingering ...

... Merchant Taylors' Hall. The Master, Mr. John Ewart, presided, and among those present were the President of St. John's and Lord Morris, the Senior Fellow of St. Xohn's. The toast of the evening, The President and Fellows of St. John's College, Oxford, was ...

... ended if the warm Irish blood of Lord Morris had not been stirred, as Irish blood al- ways is at the name of the Protector. The Premier had referred to the donor famtiously as one whose name we shall never know. Lord Morris, with rich broque, said that on ...

... WORIENs S COMPENS TIQ ACT. I1MPOR TANT -D:3CISIroN. Tn the Housee of Lords yesterday, the Lord Chan- cellor presidierz and the other learned Lords present bein- Lords Mrris, Siand, IDavey, Brampton. and Robert~cn, by iotheir qordahips under teWork-.. ...

... 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- ...

... Shortlv before 11 last nright Lord l.och was gr-lally slnking, and little lhope was entertained that he would survi-v the night. Ladv Loch nd thert members of the famiy wore in o'ese at-t'd'ee, and also the doctor'. Lord Morris, who has taken the title ...

... well-known author and practitioner. The retirement of Lord Morris in May from a Lordship of Appeal led to Sir Nathaniel Lindley, Master of the Rolls, taking his place in the House of Lords (as Lord Lindley), an honour wbicq given up to practical field-firing ...

... of nautical scholarships likely to he est*lishe& . It. was officially knnounced last night in the Locdon Gazette that Lord Morris has taken t the title of Baron Killanin of Galway, in the I county of Galwjy; Sir Peter Q'Brien that of Baron O'Brien of ...

... protect the money lender from the borrower. P The second reading was agreed to. m .e IN THE LORDS. , THE UGANDA RAILWAY. H CROMWELL AGAIN. m The House of Lords met at 4.15i ti The Volunteers Bill and the Mili- of tary Lands Bill passed through Com- tl ...

... of Mr Akers Douglas In allowing Lord Rosebery's gift to the nation tobe placed withinthe preciucts of Parliament. The ?? was not present, but the Interest of such a debate In the Lords was of course partly personal. Lord Hardwick made sundry references ...

... Granby, the Duke , of Richmond, Lord Pirbrig'ht, the i Ealrl of Coven'try, the Dake of New- i caetle, Lord Morris, the Marquis of i Ailesbury, Earl de ia Warr, Viscount Llandlaff, the Duke of Bedford, Lord q Glenesk, Lord Cloncurry, the Duke ...

... prt9idn of 'the' beaawarded to Mr. Henary Lord Morris , who has taken the title of Lord ?? in the case of the new and hereditary peerage that has been con- ferred on him, will in future be known as Lord Morris and Killanin. At Oxford ...