... the Local Government Board of Ireland, who died 11th September last, aged 79 years, brother the late Lord Morris, and unde the present Lord Killanin, left personal estate in the United Kingdom valued £38,456 0s lid. The testator left £12,000 his wife ...

... IRELAND’S IRADE Rot to b« Separately Considered Royal Commission. In the House of Lords yesterday, in reply to Lord Killanin, Lord Emmott. Under-Secretary for the Colonies, Who was received with general cheers rising address the House for the first time ...

... 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 ...

... in Galway yesterday in connection with the trans-Atlantic question. the attendance included the Hori. Richard Nugent, lord Killanin. the Most Rev. Dr. O’Dea, Bishop of Galway; etc. Il was arranged that Mr. TatJow, general manager of the Midland Railway ...

... Messrs.. Pearson and Co., the wellknown contractors, and Mr. Worthington, promoter of the jocal scheme. They were met Lord Killanin, ehaim.m of the local committee; Colonel Courteney, Mr. Marcus Lynch, Chairman the Harbour Commissioners, who were accompanied ...

... 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 ...

... Heredity aod the Lords. To Lord Rosebery’s third resolution with regard to the reform of the-House of Lords, which reads : * “That the necessary'preliminary such reform and reconstruction is the ac-' ceptaqee of the principle that the possession of a ...

... general desire were expressed from all-quarters for such a conference, to do their best to facilitate calling it together. Lord KILLANIN mid the proposal would mean that the whole subject would discussed broader and more national lines than had yet been the ...

... A Commissioner's Appeal. Lord killanin. t 'ommtmint,i of N a tn. t .,l Mutation. said the Cremniattioneri were glad hear the teacher, view, and critici.m. rh. testier.. he inked. ahOultl bear it, mind a little of the difficultie. of the Committaionert ...

... 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 ...

... precipitate decision on very important question, and there would always be an uncomfortable feeling. Lord LANSDOWNE expressed the hope that Lord Killanin would withdraw his amendment, as if carried, it would have the effect of retarding indefinitely the ...