... daughter. Miss Elisabeth Julia Morris, both of 48, Lower Leeson Street, Dublin; and his nephew, the Right Uon. Martin Lord Killanin, of Spidoal, Galway. The testator left £12,000*10 his wife in addition to provision made for her by settlement, and he ...

... follow ing membois were-present, Mr. t’. 11. (»Opo». eliairman, presidinc:—Lady KiuseU; Mini K. M. \f.A.; Uij;|is Hop. the Lord Killanin, Sir Walter \usrout: Messrs, Ualeigh; E. M. Arch dale, 1M M.P.; James Clark. J.P.; It. Hurler, ,1.1'.: .I.ituos* Cr ...

... succession being endangered the change proposed. Lord Mac Donnell was of opinion that the Protestant a-.t.e.-suru was adequately anfeguarded other Acts of Parliament. Viscount Halifax, Lord Killanin, and Lord Balfour Burleigh continued the discussion, and ...

... In the House of Lorda yesterday the debate on Lord Lansdowne's Reconstitution Bill was resumed. Lord Killanin expressed the view that the Bill would nothing, and said it should bo dropped or adjourned. Lord Sal* toun described it ae the most revolutionary ...

... Mr. Thomas Foran, president Irish Trans* port Workers’ Union. Dublin. Mr. J. Kelly Grehan, Lisbride, County Roscommon. Lord Killanin, Spiddal, County Galway. Mr. James Murphy, president Irish National Trade and Labour League, Enuisoorthv, County Wexford ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS Yesterday. The Lord Chancellor took his neat o« the woolsack at 3.30. Reconstitution Bill Debate. The debate the motion for the second reading of the Marquis of House of Lords Bill was re- Humed The Earl of LYTTON, who thought that in the ...

... THE HOME RULE BILL. Attack on Lord Killanin. At the Galway Urban Council meeting resolution was received for adoption from the District Council condemning Lord Killanin for his speech and vote in the House of Lords against the Home Rule Bill ...

... incapable of outrage, intimidation, and crime? Acts apeak more eloquently than words. Lord Killanin, an Irish Roman Catholic Unionist, made speech the House of Lords the recent debate the Horae Rule Bill. He was a member of the Galway Board of Guardians ...

... that spoke after consults Jon with Lord lt was matter of course therefore that his Lordship should support the policy enunciated Sir Edward Grey cordially as did his co-leader in the Commons. Lord Courtney nml Lord Weardale, both Radical peers it must ...

... Somerset, the Duke of Marlborough. Lord Killanin, and others that there a great division of opinion on the Bill among the so-called Opposition Peers, and it is not expected that tho committee stage will proceeded with. Lord Lansdowne complained yesterday ...

... two clasps). Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon G. H. Morris commanding the Ist Battalion Irish Guards’ wounded, is brother of Lord Killanin and younger son of the late well-known judge, Baron Morris. Colonel Morris served on the staff at Belfast for short period ...

... way Fishery two, Corrih Fishery turn six and Lord Ardilaun one : total, twelve. the Garrick. Comamona, Uoon, Maam. Falanior, Clann, and Derrylaura the Boani two men, the Fishery thirteen, 'jtien three, and Lord Ardilaun two; 20. On Oughterard the Board ...