... 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 ...

... return of Mr. Martin Morris for Galway has completed the good luck which the last year of the century brought to the Morris family. He is the eldest son of Lord Morris and heir to the new peerage of Killanin, which was given to Lord ...

... MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. The lion. Martin Morris, whom Galway City has sent to St. Stephens, is the eldest son of Lord Morris, the famous Irish lawyer, and has dbne a good deal of travelling, mental and physical, on his own account, lie has crossexamined ...

... Redmond, W. Redmond, Clancy, Campbell, and Mooney); there is one Conservative junior, Mr. Johnston. The Hon. Mr. Morris, a son of Lord Morris, sits for an Irish constituency, but is a member of the English and not of the Irish Bar, and the same is the case ...

... (4 the sew Lord Chief before his bcotber jades is, however, more sac. ceodul from. the spectecuLir point of s Leo I the court in which Lord Coleridge and Lord Russell of Milkmen amide their Limo is, happily, rather larger than the tee Lord Aleerstmee's ...

... 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 ...

... Gray, while Miss Nell Hope makes a pretty and dainty Molly Fansbawc. Donald is brightly played by Miss Margaret Bright Morris. Lord Angus Cameron is ably sustained by Mr. Reginald lan Penny, who plays with power.—Next week the attraction will Our Boys ...

... of the new Lord Wet before his brother judges is, however, more successful from the spectacular point of view, and the court in which Lord Coleridge and Lord Russell of Killowen made their fame is, happily, rather larger than the rest. Lord Alrerstone's ...

... 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 which delighted the whole of the ...

... the Imperial Yeomanry. • • The - How. Orrzrectcx has won Galway from the Nationalist party,lathealdestson of Lord Morris, until recently • Lord of Appeal in Ordinary. He was born in 1867, and was educated at Trinity College, Dublin, where he obtained gold ...

... (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 ...