... LORD MORRIS SPEAKS FOR HIS SON. A meeting at in support of Mr Mania Mortis, and was adressed by the Tory etuulichite, and by Lord Morris, his fattier. TO TUE EDITOR. NEW ROADS. Dear Sir.—As the business of the Rural District. Council tNo 1) has already ...

... and at all times he would support any movement which would advance the prosperity of Ireland. (Applause.) SPEECH BY LORD MORRIS. Lord Morris said :—Fellow-townsmen and friends, I am proud to be able to addresa such a magnificent assemblage of the men of ...

... history which rarely judges wrong. Give your eontidenee in a few days to my son, Martin Morris. lkontaZio lath (loud and priplongod applause, during which Lord Morris resumud his seat.) the best years of his life to Ireland, and who never in thought or ...

... old golfing suit, so that people might be able to tell who he was. The extra-judicial utterances of Lord Morris, who has just vacated his set as a Lord Justice of Appeal, has given rise to publication of a number of stories, most of which are ben trovati ...

... Doiley laid challenged and there ever *Lich impudent ehallitige anyone in Galway t say that Lord Morris ever didl anything te. benefit Galway. Why, be (Lord Morris) was the only Sith the exception nf his brother, who did aimytlmr4 fer Medway (cheer.). Ile ...

... City, Mr. E. Leamy, the Nationalist candidate, is being opposed by the Hon. M. Morri, He addressed his first meeting in the Claddagh, and was supported by his father, Lord Morris, who deliveled a stirring speech, recalling the many benefits he conferred on ...

... every c..iner of the conitituency to canters the electors. Front ^ statement 'wade by Lord Morris at the meeting at on Sunday hat it appears that the Martin Morris has been often asked to stand for member of Pat liament for several constituencies it! ...

... enclosure. In the crowd were to be seen Lord Ashbourne, Mr. John Redmond, Lord Morris, Lord Clancarty, Mr. Horace Plunkett, Lord Ardilaun, the stalwart Lord Templetown, and the ex-stalwart ...

... by Mr Dillon, Mr Rolinonl, and other leoling ip +siker*. The Morris party have placsrdis for 4 ru 4 ii the Claddagh, where it is announcixl Lord Morris w.'l acidness the maieing. Mr Morris hex sogawd committee rooms in Dmuioick StreotAiod St Francii StAcet ...

... le guar aspires to Jab. Pruitt. Lrd eioua rid Vic& Moray Orin it Ur rain to do but Swift duly t• rod mires Br. Mr. Mrs* Lord Morris thdd tie rulionimag Galway. Mt. Dead MP., be pitied. la pen dad said week es bard work Me piety, Widow wey epee is lea &add ...

... included the casi majority of the cliwtors of Cabral,. ummorable speech of Lord Morris. delivered as it was in that witty and humorous style, so characteristic of the ex-Law Lord, which kept the . huge assembls spell-hound from start one could not fail ...

... be elected for North Gal.. : he had Morris IL4 a Parliamen• esgue, the two gentlemen wined . . tiren . tost pleapure - in working to. • ••ther for Galway, and with the assiatterioe of Lord Morris, Sir George Morris, and the •ot . her county members. Galway ...