... LORD MORRIS AND ZTLLANIN. Lord More* and Mil'ama. formerly ILord Chief denies of Lie Tani. stet a Lord rf Appeal front to het year, died yrelerday ming et rentimm, Spies meaty (.!way. aged 73. tem ▪ at: baronet in IMA. and • .f. Peer, with the Min ...

... THE LATE LORD MORRIS. The funeral of the late Lord Morris is fixed for to-morrow. For the vacancy in the representation of Gal way fewer than four local candidates have been named the Nationalist aide, namely, Messrs John C. McDonnell, Thomas C. McDooagh ...

... THE LATE LORD MORRIS. The body of the lata Lord Morris reached Gal way . last night from Spiddal, and was placed the Franciscan Chapel. A requiem masa will be celebrated to-day, after which the remains will interred. ...

... FUNERAL OF THE LATE LORD MORRIS. The funeral of the late Loq} Morris took place yesterday Gaiway. Two Bishops and about 40 clergymen officiated High Mass in tbe Franciscan Church, celebrated for the repose his lordship's soul. Thousands of persons formed ...

... witnesses oat of court. Many other stories have been told of Lord Morris. On one occasiona jury bad through intimidation returned a verdict directly in the teeth the evidence. •• said Lord Morris. 44 you may call this law; I call it jury's prudence. On ...

... SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. When Lord Morris was Chief Justice of the Common Plea*, a pantomime was very popular, •' Are ye there, One day after luncheon was found that a juror named Moriarty was missing. The criers and policeman shouted the name, bat there ...

... cootiane to-eddy round the memory of. Lord Morris. law lord was f—- as well as imposing 3gore in politicafclife. impartial admirer 'of both -k, Legislature, and never night in-the Commons. Peraonailyiord Morris -vas big, dignifled'jnan, .with grey heard ...

... yesterday by a fire in the shipbuilding and engineering yard Sir W. D oxford and Son, Sunderland. The funeral of the late Lord Morris took place yesterday at Galway, and thousands of people formed a procession to the grave. A man who was remanded on a charge ...

... fourteen years of age in next November. Lord Morris and Killanin, who had held the offices of Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas and Lord Chief justice of Ireland, and was from ISB9 to 19ov one of the lords of Appeal with a life ...

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... For Galway, however, there is eartain to be • fight. The Unionist esedidate is Mr. Michael Morris, brother of the late member, MP. Martin Morris (sow Lord Morris), who won the seat for the from the Nationalists Is year.; and Galway was not only • Conservative ...

... Webb, 1 J. E. T. Rogers, &c. Poetry : Rudyard Kipling, Lewis Morris, Lord Tennyson, L ongfellow, Alfred Austin, Robert Browning. Owen Seaman, Walt Whitman, &c. General Literature and Essays : Lord Macaulay, Sir Jobn Lubbock, Henry Morley, Stopford A. Brooke ...