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... from the Mother Country. The Hon. Michael Morris, son and heir of Lord Morris, and his twin brother, Patrick, were born in 1937 Aislinn, the elder girl, in 1934, and her sister, Clodagh, in 1936. Lord Morris, the second peer, succeeded his ...
... Mrs. Forster Irene Frank Morris Lord Claremont Sir Claude Trehmaync Irene (Miss Henriette Watson). (Miss Marie Lohr). (Mr. H. Marsh Allen). (Mr. Arthur Hourchier). (Mr. Cyril Kcightly). Miss Marie Lshr) SCENES FROM ACTS I AND 111 OF HER FATHER,” THE NEW ...
... Baron Morris. Lord Morris is the only practising solicitor in the country with a seat in the House of Lords. Originally a Barrister of the Inner Temple, he was disbarred at his own request, being admitted a Solicitor in 1931. The first Lord ...
... illustrious contemporary, Lord Morris and Killanin, who in turn was Recorder of Galway and M.P. for the borough, Solicitor-General, Attorney-General, and Lord Chief Justice of Ireland, baronet, peer, Privy Councillor, and Lord of Appeal. The lives of the ...
... CRICKLEWOOD, DEATH OF LADY MORRIS. Many people in Cricklewood learned with regret this week of the death of Lady Morris, wife of Lord Morris, of Hea'th-drire, Hampstead. Lady Morris, who passed away Sundar, was member of the congregation of ...
... Lord Zetlntre Lord Exeter's Bowee’e Morris'* Mr T. Parr’s Mr A. Sicbol's J. Scou’s Merry'a Sir 0. Monck** Ld. AHashury'a S. Hawke's St.Vlaoent’B ...
... Zetland's A. Nicbol’s Mangmn’* Sir J. Hawley’s Slrß.Dolkly’s Mr Bowes's Lord Exeter’* Bowe*’* Morris’* Mr Thllos'n's C. Pock Mr T. Parr’* Mr A. Kicbol’* .I‘Anaon’s Mr Morrla’a Barker’• T. Dawson’* Rifleman fmmle Scotland Artillery Commotion The Hadji ...
... were present, and the Lord Mayor of Leeds suggested that the provincial centre. should he repreented on the Executive Council. Sir Godfrey Lagden promised the support of the Royal Colonial Institut% of which he is chairman. Lord Morris said the Council would ...
... scandal. Senility on the Bench. In the letter which he has contributed to the controversy in the Times on the magistracy, Lord Morris. K.C., puts forward a delightfully ingenuous and complacent proposition. Sir Robert Armstrong-Jones suggested that if senility ...
... respondents. The arguments were recently heard before a committee comprised of Lord Watson, Lord Hobhouse, Lord Morris, and Sir Richard Couch, when judgment was deferred. Lord MORRIS, in now pronouncing their ...
... women. Without talking to them any longer he would call upon Lord Morris. His lordship came, as they all kneV, from Newfoundland, which was the oldest of the British Dominions. Lord Morris said it gave him very great pleasure to once again have - the ...
... WERE FLAYED IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS LAST NIGHT BY LORD MORRIS. You and your husband. added the coroner, according to Lord Morris, are both young and I hope you will make better Job It next time. An Impertinence ...