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... Dublin yester- day of Sir George M formerly M.P. for way, brother of the lete Lord Morris, and uncle of Lord Killanin, both of whom also sat for that constituency. The late Sir Morris, who was qf age, was Vice- President of the Irish Board from 1890 to 1898 ...
... GEORGE Morris, K.C.B., of Lower Leeson-street, Dublin, formerly M.P. for Galway, for some years Vice- President of the Loca! Government Board of Ire- land, who died on &e; mber 11 last, 79 ears. Sir George orris, W was bi er of the late Lord Morris, left ...
... opinion. The first thing that strikes the visitor to Nationalist Ireland is the entire absence of this essential force. Lord Morris, a great Irishman and a great judge, referring to this onee said: “In every village in Ireland there are at least two b ...
... from 1877 till 1887,, his immediate predecessor and successor in that office being Chief Justice Whiteside and the late Lord Morris and Killanin. Chief Justice May should in his judicial capacity have presided at the trial of Mr. l'arnell and his colleagues ...
... some controversy, bclongs to a well-known family in Dublin. His father was Lord Chief Justice of Ireland for many years, the immediate predecessor in the office of Lord Morris, his mother being the sister of the late Sir Croker Barrington, of Glenstal ...
... co. Galway, arming his guests bring Sir George and Lady Morris and Mi. Morris, Capt. and Mrs Wynne, and Mr and Orme. n ert Killanin is an excellent host. and. like his father, the late Lord Morris, a. natural wit and is a capital speaker. Daze. at farolda ...
... from Lord Plunket. Lord and Lady Plunket, who spent the winter and summer in Fiance, do not intend returning to their family residence as yet. Lady Plunket is devoting much attention to the education of her youthful family. The youngest of lord Dufferin's ...
... Courtenay affords—like the Lord Lieutenant—an example of a dual official personality. He is at once a man of peace and a man of war. As the former, he is Legal Master in the Irish King's Bench, over which his uncle, the late Lord Morris, once presided ; as ...
... F. Milton. Miss E. E. Tuner, Mr. A. M, Drake Mr H. Morisoi, K.C.i.E, Sir Turner, Mrs. Buncan E! Theodore Vuliers Lord Faden Miss Morris, Sir Henry Vord, Mrs. C. Feerton Mr. E. B. Morse, Mr. Abner Want. Miss A. Eoeiand* Mr KD. Morse, Mr. Benjamin E. Wank ...
... held at the Hotel Cecil on July 2. Sir Edward Clarke presided, and among those present were Lady Clarke, Lord Reay, Sir Edward and Lady Morris, Lord Justice Vaughan Williams, Sir John Jardine, Sir Erie Richards, Sir Thomas Barclay, Sir Mancherjee Bhnwnaggree ...
... MISCHIEF (Lord Villiers). . Hallick 8 4 PITCROY F, by Bridge of Canny (Lord Wolverton) G. Lambton 8 4 4 Oft— ROMNEY HANDICAP of £150; second £lO. Five furlongs, straight. 20 ORPIMENT (Lord H. de Walden) C. Beatty 5 5 411 RATH HURLEY (91b ex) (Lord Pickering ...
... BEQUEM, KR GEORGE MORRIS. Our Dublin Correspondent announce, of Sir George MeniA on W adamdaY at ye h „, Dundrurn. Ile was go years of age 104 • k l 6_ failing health for some time. sir George Morris, who was a br o th, Lord Morris and an uncle of the ...