... LORD MORRIS. Lord Morris, whose illness gave some alarm to his friends at the end of last week, is mow out of danger, and by latest accounts he is in a fair way town.nga complete recovery. ‘ By latest account the London correspondent of the * Freeman” ...

... MORRIS. Lord Morris. who WIM seriously ill last week from a chill, is now much improved and completely out of danger. THE RECENT FIRE. Messrs W. & A. Gilbey's manageress her mother wish to return sincere thanks to all the kind friends and neighbours who ...

... ILLNESS OF LORD MORRIS. 1.. rd Itor-s is lying ill at residence in Lou.l.•u. ud the of 11.1 •naiety. The reaer•ble 10014 . went Sra of Jersy gooks party at Wonky Park ou Saturday. sad rt behoved that ha cauyiss a ebi4 retermag Isom. w.,u._, .1,• s ...

... ILLNTSS OF LORD MORRIS It reported that Lord Morris is lying ill at hts residencw in L>nd >n. I that his condition is tha cauae a little anxiety to lii« ...

... THE INDISPOSITION* OF LORD MORRIS. Lord Morris's illness, due to a chill caught the Karl Jersey's garden party Osterley Park, considered serious in man his years, for the ex-Chie! Justice of Ireland is seventy-three. was member for Galway iu 18b-'i, where ...

... ILLNESS OF LORD MORRIS. The ' Manchester Guardian regret* report, that liord Morris lying ill his residence in Iyondon. and that his condition is the cause much anxiety. went the Earl Jersey's garden party at Park Saturday, and IS believed that he caught ...

... MORRIS'S Much anxiety was in town %Vedas:will, by the I ev.rt that Lord Morris seriously in. aas felt on Thursday when it became that the was not ot a serious that Lord Morris hail considerably improved, and that his condition was not ...

... in Scotland, borrowed money from inmates. representing herself lie a Covernmeiit Hoard spy. LORD MORRIS AND JUSTICE MURPHY. The serious illness of Lord Morris and Mr. Justice Murphy may render it of interest to recall some curious parallelisms in their ...

... lordship, the Lord Privy Seal (the Marquis of Salishury). the Marquis Cholmondeley, Earl Waldegrave, Earl Spencer, Earl Morley, Lord Ribblesdale, Lord Macnaughion, Lord Morris, Lord Davy, ...

... Earl Spencer, the Earl of Lord Macr.a.*hteD, Lord Morris, Lord Davy, Lcrd Jam* of U-,ref ...

... ILLNESS OF LORD MORKIS. It was announced dnving the week that Lord Morris was lying ill in London. Tt was reported yesterday that there was no change in his lordship’s condition, but it is 150 stated that it will take him some weeks to recover. Hailstones ...

... to. The Lord Chancellor nominated as members of the committee the Lord Chancellor, Lord Morley, the Marquis of Salisbury, the Lord Great Chamberlain, Earl Waldegrave, Earl Spencer, Earl Ribbksdale, Lord Macnaghten. ...