... LORD KILLANIN. The present Lord Kalman Ra. 4 horn in 1867. He bad a most distinguished collegiate career, and is author of a philcsophical and ethical work, of a very able commentary upon the manners wal customs of the United States, called Trans-Atlantic ...

... London Daily Mail. Lord Killanin, who succeeds his father, Lord Morris, is a rather handsowe young man, and will be a distinct acquisition to the House of Lords. Taken as a whole the Irish peerage in these days is not remarkable for political genius, ...

... Galway was the sport of every sort and degree of Nationalist intrigue, until last year. whim Mr. Martin Morris, the present Lord Killanin, renewed the connertion, and restored the Amid to Caionisiti by his fine %ictory over Mr Lamy. That contest was in some ...

... our sorrow and regret at the removal from amongst us, by the lamented death of Lord Morris and Killanin, our senior and greatly respected colleague. Lord Morris and Killanin was a most distinguished member of the Board of National Education for a prolonged ...

... been in mourning for Lord Morris. Thedeath of the late lord would probably be the chief event of the week in Treland, if not in the Three Kingdoms, only for the murderous attempt oo the life of President M‘Kinley in America. Though Lord Morris is said to ...

... THE LATE LORD MORRIS. We deeply regret to record the death of Lord Morris and Killanin which occurred at three o'clock on Sunday morning at Spiddsl. ills who had been in very health for some time, returned to Galway from London M the beginning of August ...

... Tbs Chaired* proposed and Mr N. Lydon seconded ••That as • mart to the Lite Lord Morris and Killanin, this meeting stand adjourned, and that • letter of one&Armee be sent to Lord Killsniu and Lady Minna. Adjourned. GALWAY UNION. M. M‘Neill, Esq., presg ...

... resigned his office of Lord cf Appeal,the vacancy thus created being filled by the appointment ot an English judge. A peerage of the United Kingdom was conferred upon him un his retirement, when he took the tit&e of Lord Morris and Killanin. He married in 1860 ...

... of Ireland’s most illustrious sons. All knew that this statement of his referred to the late universally lamented Lord Morris and Killanin, who had been associated with Galway since his birth, and as a rnhlic officer was connected with his native city ...

... created by Lord Morris's retirement. questions were asked in Parliament and debates took place the same sueject, hut without eject apptreney. Lord Me WAS raised to the peerage of the IJnited Kingdom with the title of Baron Morris and Killanin. Lord Morris ...

... The Press on the Late Lord Morris and Killanin. From the Spectator. Tu the year 1889 the late Lord was withdrawn from the Irish Bench and appointed one of the Lords of Appeal in Ordinary, resigning in May, 1900, when he was created a Peer of the United ...

... :—Meseri. A. Lynch, J. M. Campbell, and F. Hemphill. THE LATE LORD MORRIS. The Channel) said that last court day they had adjourned the court owing to the death of Lord Morris and Killanin. He would like to read • letter which recieved, and which he read ...