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... Judicial Wit. are reminded the groat place which Lord Morris and Killanin really deserves among forensic humorists collection some of bis sayings the quarterly Law Magazine. The wit of the late Chief Justice Ireland was not always of the literary kind ...
... who has been elected to the seat vacated by the elevation of its late occupant, Mr. Martin Morris, to the Upper House, in succession to his father, as Lord Morris and Kidlanin, is, through his father, a civil engineer and mining and land surveyor, of Ballarat ...
... who has been elected to the seat vacated by the elevation of its late occupant, Mr. Martin Morris, to the Upper House, in succession to his father, as Lord Morris and Killanin, is, through his father, a civil engineer and mining and land surveyor, of Ballarat ...
... which Lord Morris and Killanin really deserves among humorists by • collection of of his sayings be the quarterly Law The wit of the late Chief Justice of IrsJim4plaugsli i s4isge of the literary it is tree; the less an effective wespee,..4tesu Lord Ifiorris ...
... the Pure Beer Bill. He was reminded in connection with the latter subject of that famous judge and great wit, the late Lord Morris, which he was trving a case in which gentleman claimed in respect of a secret process for manufacturing soda water. At the ...
... ENGINEERS. For duty.—Captain F. J. Widgery, Sergt. Densliam, Corpl. Harper, Bugler Rattenbury. Wednesday.—Morris Tube competition 7.30 p.m. Friday.—Morris Tube competition 7,30 p.m. Notice.—The first Squad of recruits has now been formed. Smart young men desirous ...
... DESPATCH FROM LORD KITCHENER CAPTURE OF A BOER LAAGER. A COMMANDANT AND NEARLY EIGHTY PRISONERS. The Press Association says the War Office to-night (Friday) issued the following despatch from Lord Kitchener Pretoria, Nov. 1, 2 p.m. Col. Kekewich reports ...
... most famous generals lose to a certain extent the confidence of the country. The first was Lord Wolseley, who failed to carry his motion in the House of Lords. Lord Wolseley bad been the moving spirit in every Army reform for the last 20 years, and whether ...
... LONDON LETTER. LORD HZALTH, FOG ICE - BOUND LONDON. KING EDWARD TIL'S PRAYEB-BOOX. 3an day Night. Although the Information about Lord Kim barley is, whole, encouraging, is coked that the leader of the Liberals the House of Peers has far been take any ...
... -Hopkins f1at1.130. From the rising (Ouseley). Even.—Hopkins in F277, O praise the Lord (Righini). Tuee. Morn.-Roberts in D730, Teach me O Lord (Rogers). Even.—Walmisley in D min0r878, O that I knew (Bennett). Wed. Morn.—Pimiey in ...
... once. EXETER RLFLES. Tuesday-Recruit drill, squad. 8. Morris Tube open to Headquarter Companies 7.30 9. Thursday-Recruit drill E. Company, 12. Morri. Tobe 4. Section 2. Recruit drill. S? squad. 8. Morris Tube practice hon mem- Irs?? to 9. Ambulance Class ...
... continued Lord Curzon, was, after the careful selection and education of the young Rajah, and after a period of good British administration, to entrust the ruling of the State to him, and it was the intention ot the Government to support him. Lord Curzon ...