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... and at all times he would support any movement which would advance the prosperity of Ireland. (Applause.) SPRECH BY LORD MORRIS. Lord Morris said —Fellow-towesnieu and frieuds, I am proud to be able to address such a uniguiticent assemblage of the men of ...
... ;ROYAL UNIVERSITY• CONFERRING DEGREES. ADDRESS BY LORD MORRIS. ...
... made by Lord Morris yesterday at Cie meeting of the Royal University. It earn Conferring Day. entitle Chancellor of the University delivers on such occasions an °Meese which is usually interesting and instructive, being devoted to what Lord Kerrie e ...
... a very significant one. Mr. Morris, the successful candidate, is a son of Lord Morris, a justice of appeal, and although a Roman Catholic, a strong anti - Nationalist. If the influence of the priests was against Mr. Morris, his return by a substantial ...
... meeting of convocation the hwal University of Ireland held yesterday afternoon in the University' premise?, EarUfort Terrace. Lord Morris the and there was unusually Urge aiteod&Eiv The election of clerk, suasion ic Mr. Thomas J. Wall, who bas was then proceeded ...
... is was unexpected. Mr. Lawny, an old hand, has defeated by the substantial majnrity of votes by the Honourable M. Morris the of Lord Morris. air. member, in herits the genial wit and humour of his dial.. pushed father, and he will prove a populated. dittin ...
... to the singular personal influence and popularity of his father, Lord Morris, who lately resigned his position as Lord of Appeal, and of whom his countrymen are justly proud. Lord Morris himself represented Galway as a Couservative in ...
... Mr ire—Mr LI don's remark quite unrolled for. Ile is the gentleman who onre provostsl a sow of congratulation here to Lord Morris. ,et•rt•tarV —Anti It f Mr Lee —I not, . chairman—l tluiik th, matter it.s it i. 31r NI. l'unningliant—l would not int, ...
... hed fathers Mr. Winston Churchill, the Home Secretary's son, and Lord Morris’s son. The success of the last-named is due to the singular personal influence and popularity of Lord Morris. Northern Union.—A Comnittee meeting was held last evening (Tuesday) ...
... y life are Mr. H. E. Duke, Q.C., who has won a victory for the Unionist cause at Plymouth, and the Hon. Martin Morris, a son of Lord Morris, who has been similarly successful at Galway. Mr. Augustine Birrell, Q.C., who represented West Fife in the last ...
... Parliamentary life are Mr. H. E. Duke. Q.C., who has won victory for the Unionist cause Plymouth, and the Hon. Martin Morris, aon of Lord Morris, who has been similarly successful at Galway. Mr. Augustine Dirrell, Q. 0., who represented West Fife in the last ...
... Parliamentary life are Mr. E Duke. Q.C., who has won a victory for the Unionist cause at Plymouth, and the Hon. Martin Morris, a son of Lord Morris, who been similarly auccessful at Galway. Mr. Augustine Birrell. Q.C.. who represented West in the last Parliament ...