... certain qmostions ore the will of the William Brennan, of Dahlio. and of OWsea, ram for many years crier to tae lab Lord Morris. formerly Lord Chief Juries of Ireland. TM area. It was pieta. amounted to of £2,000. Yr. Juries Wylie rad, m referees to one of ...

... on between her and Lord Morris, the Irish judge. They met some years ago at a reception at the Viceregal Lodge in Dublin, and in the course of conversation Lady Aberdeen said she supposed most Irishmen were Home Rulers. Lord Morris glanced round. Indeed ...

... and eminent Irish judge, Lord Morris. Lord Kiilanin delivered some very shrewd thrusts at the Lansdowne policy. What he objected to in Lord Lansdowne's policy was its unreality—that it threatened death to the House of Lords but did not ...

... to Fend Pins to aver. arranged to meet on March and Bonn. I: ip t It, .. mi. lg. B ',nat. for him. She found him in the Lord Morris war committed to Raul fiir seven days Gough publii , human West Mani, with another with hard labour. and ii n she , ent ...

... discovered that was just as good a sample of ink ever used lor scholastic purposes. The story has often been told of how Lord Morris ofice said to Lady Aberdeen, when she asked him how many the company were Home Rulers a Dublin Castle function, “Indeed ...

... West, Mr. I T o i in and Lady Gwendoline Spencer Churchill. Lord Howe, Lord and Lady Craven, Lady Cromer, Lady Alwyne Compton. Baron and Baroness de Meyer, Lord Colebrooke, and Lord Morris Dcaring, Secretary of the American Embassy in ...

... the Manekuter Guardian. At London dinner party the “ Irish difficulty ” being discussed length, and it was noticed that Lord Morris, the only Irishman present, was keeping cynical silence. Being challenged directly for his opinion, aaid: “Well, d’ye see ...

... Saturday or yesterday for Dublin : _ _ .. . Ely, Lord I Cingston. Clonmell, Lody Burton, Lord Bingham, Lord Munrany, the Hon. Sir Edward Morris, Lord LooJ AlhluntuoY. Lord and Lady Inchiquin, ...

... South Audley Street, London, W. 1389 for the intervention of Lord Killanin with a speech of humorous incisiveness. This, with Lord Killanin, is birthright, for he is the son of the late Lord Morris, considered on both sides of the Channel to be one of the ...

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