... correspondent) was the late Lord Morris. He was type of Irish judge that has passed ewey, the late Lord Justioe Barry being one of the last survivors. was not man, but rather “jolly good fellow, 44 who happened to be judge. Yet Lord Morris ...

... Scotland ; Edward Lord Ashbourne, Chancellor of that part of Our United Kingdom called Ireland; Michael Lord Morris and Killanin; Henry Lord James of Hereford, Chancellor of Our Duchy of Lancaster; James Patrick Bannerman, Lord Robertson, ...

... sad in ine uiby reeled el to eve babe% be dna his awl We to Numbs= hor his wide lambs Oplawrav peeve to his et el Tear. Lord Morris ROW* who died ee • kit, would boen seventy-four on Wevaialfor lif Is next, and it is more than half-seeentury lie was called ...

... Rev. G. N. Melbinee and friend; Mrs. Eric Ward, Ward House, Here Alston; Canon Livingstone; Lord Kimberley, Lowndes Square, S.W. ; Lady Constance and suite; Lord Wodehouse, Lady Wodehouse and daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Lanyon and friend, Tolvean, Redruth ; ...

... represented by Sir A. L. Smith, the Master of the Rolls, Lord Morris, the Lord Chief Justice of Ireland, and Sir Franklin Lushingten, the Chief Magistrate of London. The nation lost a great bulwark in Lord Armstrong, while the death of famous old Admiral 1 ...

... uplifted face. I want you to come soon, Lulu. Yes; 'a year hence, a year hence', she laughed lightly. Will it do then, Morris? Morris Thorburn beat down his head till it was almost on a level with her bright one. Lulu, you think I am in jest. but I am ...

... and fomily, London Miss Brown, London; Mr. Peters, Grimsby; 'Mr. and Mrs. Morris, Fowey ; Capt. and Mrs. Evans, Plymouth; Mr. Hutton, Plymouth ; Mr. Clemow, Bedruth. Mrs. Lord, Lamorna, Cliff Road. Mr. and Mrs. Crawford, child and nurse, Nurse Macdonald ...

... incessantly. Eleven o'clock came but no Morris Thorburn! Eleven! said, drawing out her little j e welled watch. 1 think I go to bed, Ethel; I feel awfully sleepy, and have a racking headache. I don't think Morris will come home to-night. Both Edgar Manson ...

... Is Stratherradale farther from London than Lausanne? she asked tauntingly. Do invent • more plausible reason than that, Morris. Shall I ask Edgar Manson's opinion? As you please, he answered; then added, with sudden change of tone: Yes, ask Edgar ...

... child, Stamford : Mr. Chamberlain, New Southgate : Mr. and Mrs. Paull, Truro ; Mr. and Mrs. Budgen, Slouch Bucks; lr. and Mrs. Morris, Mr. and Mrs, Hodgkinson and maid. Newark-on-Trent; Mr. Niblett and Mr. Smith. Stroud, Gloucester Col. l'eard and Captain ...

... Gros, London; Mr. W. BrittainJones, Sevenoaks; Mr. and Mrs. B. Irresman, London; Capt. S. W. Palmer, Port Elisabeth; Mrs. Morris, Gloucester; Mrs. and Mies Lyon, Horsham; Mr. Harrison Schwab., Mr. T. King, London. Pendennie Hotel. Mrs. Haigh, Lymington ...

... his r—idrnte, 23. Oroevenor-equare, Sunday morning. Mr. Lewis contracted aehill the 3rd while watching the reception accorded lord Roberts, and was retrod with spssme the heart. Dr. Henry Dutch, of Berk«ly-*treet, bis medical maa, was immediately sad remained ...