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... grudge Mr. Martin Morris his Conservative victory in Galway, mainly because he iii the eon of that distiosulstied trishm•in, Lord Menlo, one of the witike.l and most popular Jude.. who ever sat ou the Irish judicisl bench. Lord Morris birm-elf once repreeented ...
... ay City—polled on Ist inst., but the result was not announced till 2nd inst., when it appeared that Mr. Martin Morris, a son of Lord Morris, had won a welcome, though unexpected, victory for the Unionist cause over the Nationalist candidate. As to the ...
... mv the! l.abour cairdldate. WhaLt i- mort re- nzarkable i.s tlhe result in (alwiv C 'istv whvre a son of the popula:r Lord Morris has defeated the Nationalist candid;ate by a majority ef 117. This is a very strikinrg result, for it is the first Unionist ...
... (PN), 465 ; and Mr. Morris (C), 395. The Hon. M. Morris, who has defeated Mr. Leamy, a Parnellite, by over a hundred votes at the present election, is the eldest son and heir of Lord Morris, who retired from his position as a Law Lord a ...
... Hon. W. Morris is making a gallant fight against Mr. Leamy. The last election there was a three- cornered fight, an.l the Unionist was at the bottom of the poll, so that Mr. Morris's chances are not rosy. Still the popularity of hi** father. Lord Morris ...
... City — polled on Monday, but the result was not announced till yesterday morning, when it appeared that Mr. Martin Morris, a son of Lord Morris, had won a welcome, though unexpected, victory for the Unionist cause over the Nationalist candidate. As to the ...
... GALW A Y K Lsamy Mr. Morris --. C. - The majority over Conservative in 1895 was 2UI; but on occasion there were two rival Nationslastsin tba Lord Morris's son, who is now stunting, is as bold man, for with only one Nationalist against him his tight is ...
... Martin Henry Phg Patrick Morris for Galway City is a reversiog to an old order, for his father sat for the same constituency—as a ‘ Liberal-Conserva. tive,” we think—somewhere in the sixties, Mr. Morris is the heir to Lord Morrigy baronetey and to his ...
... only daughter of Mr. Ferguson, Northumberland Road. Lord Talbot de Malahide and the Hon. James Talbot leave in a few days for the East, it being their intention to spend part of the winter in India. Lord and Lady Kilmaine were in Dublin on their way to Gal ...
... Infantry Polo Team. The New Lord Mayor.—The election the new Lord Mayor by the livery the City in Common Hall took place in the Guildhall las* Saturday. Among those present were Sit E. Clarke, Sir F Dixon Hartland. the Lord Mayor, Sir W. P. Treloar. Sir ...
... opened and would soon close with South Africa, and the territorial setaimcnt foreseen by Pitt, reached in part by Lord Cardwell and Lord Wolseley, and now made a fact by the shock of circumstances, by the lied- and sacrifices of our county regiments in ...
... calculated to make mischief. It is expected that Lord Hertford will he appointed a Lord-fu-Waiting to the Queen in the place of Lord Clarendon. Lord I lertford's father was Lord Chamberlain for tivo years under ...