... THE LATE LORD MORRIS. The bodv of the late Lord Morris reached Galway lart night from Spiddal, and was placed the Franciscan Chapel. A requiem mass will celebrated to-day. after which the remains will interred. REVISIONjCOURTS. LIVERPOOL. Mr. \\. H. Butler ...

... ILLNESS OF LORD MORRIS. 1.. rd Itor-s is lying ill at residence in Lou.l.•u. ud the of 11.1 •naiety. The reaer•ble 10014 . went Sra of Jersy gooks party at Wonky Park ou Saturday. sad rt behoved that ha cauyiss a ebi4 retermag Isom. w.,u._, .1,• s ...

... DEATH OF LORD MORRIS. Lord Morris and Kilianin died yesterday morning his seat at Spiddal. County Galway. *n his seventy-fourth year. He is succeeded in the barony Kilianin by his son. the Don. Martin Fitzpatrick Morris, Conservative member ...

... DEATH OF LORD MORRIS. The death of Lord Morris and KiUnain, which occurred early on Sunday morning at his residence. co. Galway. coming so closely after that of Mr. Jollier Murphy, makes another and more imitable gap ia the ranks of Irish lawyers. It ...

... DEATH OF LORD MORRIS. Lord Morris and Killanin, who was formerly Lord Chief Justice of Ireland, and from 1889 to last year was a Lord of Appeal, died on Sunday morning at his residence, Spiddal, County Galway. ...

... LORD MORRIS AGAIN. The late Lord Morris was the teller of a very sharp-edged story against juries. and poured upon all who themselves patriots. The story was that on one he said. Goutlemen of the Grand Jury, will you kindly take your customary placesr—and ...

... Another Lord Morris Story. Porhaps the best story of the late Lord Morris has not yet appeared. Counsel for plaintiff had been ** battering ” the jury for their greas moral and intellectaal virtves, which wore reflected in their countenances, and connsel ...

... Lord Morris was buried noon to-day. immense concourse of people was present. ...

... Lord Morris and Killanin passed a good night, and was better yesterday. Prince Edward of Saxe- Weimar was among the callers. Buckingham telegram states that the Duke of Cambridge has promised to attend the reception Lord at Buckingham on July 25th. •phis ...

... Lord Morris passed an excellent night and his condition is considerably improved. Mr. Lowther, chairman of Committees, though better to-day, is still unable to return to tbe House of Commons. One miner's house has been wrecked and several badly damaged ...

... Lord Morris continues make steady nroeresai towards recovery, and is now able to leave bis room. Messrs. Ome and Sons, Parsonage, Manchester have been appointed billiard table builders His Majesty the King. ...

... JURIES AND PATRIOTS, The late Lord Morris was the teller of a very sliarpedged story against juries aivl poured scorn upon an those who called themselves patriots. Tire story was that on one occasi , m he said. Gentlemen of the Grand Jam, will :t-ou ...