... SIR GEORGE MORRIS. The death was announced in Dublin yesterday of Sir George Morris. formerly M.P. for Galway. brother of the late Lord Morris. and uncle of Lord Killama. both of whom also sat for that constituency. The late tiir George ...

... the country. It had been a for gratificaeyou to or cricket that Mr. Fostcr had mogul&really ia Australia. It assumed Ity Lord Morris that the committer arrangtag to make • pre. In Mr. J. M. Mason en tho of Itiy wodyltn. ...

... certain specific private bequests. sit George Morris left the TPAidllO of his property to his wife for with remainder to daughter, Miss Elizabeth Julia Morris, his nephews. Lord Kill:min sod Mr. George Morris, to his nieces, Miss Kathleen Orme and Miss ...

... opinion. The first thing that strikes the signor to Nationalist Ireland is the entire absence of this essential force, Lord Morris, • great Irishmen and • groat judge, referring to this phenomenon, onto said: In every village in Ireland there are at ...

... George Morris, second son of Lord Morris and of Spiddal, to. Galway, and brother of the present Peer. The cathedral was artistically adorned with palms and banks of flower', and the ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father Kirog'i and the Rev. Father Brown ...

... Tweedy, Dr. Henry Barnes, Sir Anderson Critchett. Sir Wawa Cbeyne, Sir Havelock Charles, Dr. Sinclair White, Sir Henry Morris. Lord Ilkeston, Professor Bauinher, Sir William Church, Dr. Collic, Sir William Collins, M.P., Sir F. H. aismpneyr, Dr. Annit ...

... fellow is an Irish landlord? Well, was the reply, he has the universal and infallible hall-mark—a rent in a rear. Lord Morris is the centre of many stories. On one occasion in a sheep-stealing case before him the evidence was quite clear, but a number ...

... We.rn-u4.-r'm W. 6 8 Day 4 A Mr. R J I ,, ,,inliarvon'a 11. • 8 Mr, W. M. C Reodt Taylor a 7 Mr. C. Ord Apple 5 7 Lord Orin, Morris 4 7 Mr M. H. O. Pledulost West 4 6 I 3.30-A WATIMM (at PLATS of 100 t l / 4 8 :onr• raveiebt. ye at lb Mr R.. 11:11‘ ...

... God speed in their labours. Among those present were the Countess of Hardwick., Hersey Marchioness of Linlithgow, Lord Plunket, Lady Morris (wile of the Premier of Nowfoundlland), .Mrs. Hughes (wife of the Premier of the Oornmonwealta of Australia), Sir ...

... a Victoria, brougham, sociable, or barenche, Mr. W. H. Morris, Lord Seaton, and lady Seaton won cleverly again, second to them being the Duke of Portlanti's handsome Lippimei% Lido and Nenioe. Lord Wimborne's maiwic and Martinique took the remaining prize ...

... The dece , i‘ed was married twice, was the daught; r late Rev. Fre-lerick Yelverton and Mrs. Yelverton, granddaughter of Lord I morris. and great-granddaughter of Avonrnore. Mrs. Bingh m belonged • family which has given many notable m , • the judicial bench ...

... his ambition to enter the House ef Commons. The book, we understand, will tiontain recollections of Mauini, Marx, William Morris, Lord Randolph Churchill. Georg* Meredith, and other well-known It la sure to be readable, ma Mr Byname has the pen of a ready ...