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... k engagements—Silent Friend. Thirsk engagemen s—All Mr. A. Booth’s horses, All engagements in 1901—His Lordship, Lord [elton, and Morris Dancer. Kempton Two Year Old Stakes—Gelding by ‘arbine—Testa, Hali Moon Nursery, Kempton-park—Cobweb. Flixton Welter ...
... exchange of chaff on both sides. All the same, Lord Morris had a serious side which perhaps hii best friends knew most about, and which predominates to-day in their thoughts and their regrets. The new Lord Killanin has been made, and very justly, the subject ...
... reputation. Lord Morris, who was seventy-four years of age, may said to have been discovered Lord Disraeli—an admirable judge of new men.” He was made judge of the Court of Common Pleas in ’66, Lord Chief Justice of Ireland in ’76, and in ’99 became a ...
... Irish juries were intimidated, the jury in a case which the late Lord Morris was trying. acquitted a prisoner in defiance of conolusive evidence of his guilt. Geutknien, said Lord Morris, y ou may call this law, bat I call it jury's prudence. Ma. H ...
... quickened. A fisherman on the coast near Cork said of Lord Morris, who had a viila near, “They tell me, yer riverence, that these judges has a gowor of momilfmm the Government. hear Lord Morris has £l,OOO a vear!” My friend said, “He has £5,000.” To ...
... Englishmen. The present Lord Killanin is, of course, the eldest son of the late Lord Morris, the Mickey Morris of nearly every good joke that has been per petrated in Ireland for the last fifty years. When Lord ...
... (accidentally drowned). 31. Prince Herman of Saxe-Weimar. SEPTEMBER 1. Duke of Leuchtenburg. 7. Osmond Tearle, actor. S. Lord Morris. 14. President McKinley (assassinated). 24. General Lyon Fremantle. 27. Vice-Admiral Murray. OCTOBER 3. Bishop Whipple of ...
... complained that by the action of the m igistrates 1,8,000 of licensed property had wiped out. PRIMA ?ACM ZVIDITICI. The late Lord Morris, whose death tock place op Monday, was' well•known Irish Judge, who will be always remembered for his witty explanation ...
... lot to the Irish heti t . • the of tie, a bereast Is MC, sod to 1 • • • of Appeal In • Us. May t la o y• el that s. • 1 Lord Morris was out • istbse S good (alloy so ho ltaay atones an told to Id• wit was ' Yoe story lobo a . him as outosp.ctodly • his ...
... itself, the posterior penumbra being the more prominent or the two. No signs of this spot were apparent on May 31. LORD MORRIS. Lord Morris’s condition this afternoon is much improved : The Russian Government has suppressed the Petersburg journal entitled ...
... has suffered a great loss in the death of Lord Morris. He was a great institution, a leading figure even when he had made his home in England. Every lgading social occasion in Dublin was sure to bring Lord Morris from over the water. He was a constant visitor ...
... Earl of Coventry, the Earl of Eldon, Earl Stanhope, the Marquess of Lansdowne. Lord and Lady Sherborne, Lord Belhaven and Stenton, the Dowager Lady Westbury, and Lord Morris. ...