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... ANOTHER LORD MORRIS STORY. Yet another story of Lord Morrie in told by this week's Late Times. In the early period of hip career be had been Recorder of Galway. When he bad taken silk and was in leading lonsinees at the Aar, the interruptionm in his wort ...
... worship, appeasing bis own religious convictions by having present and participating the Methodist minister. The Late Lord Morris. Lord Morris was con dueling trial in Coleraiue in which gentleman sought damages from a veterinary surgeon for having poisoned ...
... there wes a lady too désoiletés. Her “ full dress had harcly any dress where there was most need of it. Some one snid to Lord Morris, with r-ferencs to this very low dress, ‘‘Did you ever see anything like it?” **Not s'nce I was weaned ” was the quiet or ...
... own religious oonvictious by basing pre.ent and participating is the ceremony his own Method int minister. The Lite Lord Morris. Lord Morris war cotoluoiing a trial in Cole. rains in which a gentleman sought danisgoe from a veterinary surgeon for having ...
... Irish juries were intimidated, the jury in a ease which the late Lord Morris was trying, acquitted a prisoner in deßanoe of conclusive evidence of his guilt. Gentlemen, said Lord Morris, y ou may call this law, but I call it jury's prudence. Ma. H. ...
... Irish juries were intimidated, the jury in a case which the late Lord Morris was trying. acquitted *prisoner in defiance of conclusive evidence of bin guilt. Gentlemen. said Lord Morris. you may call this law. but I call it jury's prudence. Mn. H. B ...
... Editor, for the man in the street to couple the words ignorance and > superstition with the honcured names of the late Lord Morris, or Cherubini, or the Marquis of Ripon, or Sarah Doudney, or Judge Day. The words “ignorance and superstition’? never somehow ...
... in London Society, says The Onlooker, is the engagement Lady Helen Stewart, only daughter Lord and Lady Londonderry, to Lord Stavordale, son and heir Lord Ilchester. There was some idea of keeping it quiet for little while, but that was impossible ...
... jury in a case which the late Lord Morris was trying, acquitted & prisoner in defiance of conclusive evidence of his guilt. Gentlemen, said Lord Morris, you may call this law, but I call it jury's prudence. Harry LORD BREADALBA'RE is ...
... Irish juries were intimidated, the jury in a case which the late Lord Morris was trying, acquitted a prisoner in defiance of conclusive evidence of his guilt. Gentlemen, said Lord Morris, you may call this law, but I call it jury's prudence. Mit. H ...
... 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 ...
... ORDINATIONS. DIOCESE The Lord Biabop held general ordination in Cathedral veaterday morning, when following gentlemen were ordained:— George Ernest Carpenter. FltswilHam Hall and deny Training Schools. Cambridge. John Albert CottreU. Duroam University ...