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... TIIE CECIL CLUB. Lord Balfour of Burleigh presided last evening at thi j annual dinner of the Cecil Club, held at the Savoy Hotel | Among the guests were Lord Morris, the Earl o I Winchilsea and Nottingham, Lord Brain well, Mr 'Ed-.ar.l Stanhope M.P. ...
... AN IRISH DIVORCE BILL. In the House ot Lords yesterday morning, before the Lord Chancellor, Lord Herschell, Lord Macnaghten, and Lord Morris, Mr. Cartmell applied on behalf of Lieutenant- Colonel Alfred Law ...
... to the loss which the univerejty had the deaths of Lord Morris and Professor Thoms* Arnold, son of Dr. Arnold, Brighy- 4 the Royal Commiasioo on. University ia Ireland, present holding its sitting*, Lord Dufferin that the Commission had been received the ...
... in the following year became Lord Chief Jostiea. In 1885 eras made a baronet, and In 1889 Lord of Appeal in Ordinary, being mated a life peer with the title of Baron Morris of and made a Bencher of Lincoln’s Inn. Lord Morris was member the ...
... Viscount De Vesoi, the Earl of Erne, the Earl of Rosse, Lord Morris, Lord Monteagle, Viscount Cranborne, Sir Wilfrid Lawson, Sir C. Cayzer, Sir J. Brunner, Sir A. Scoble, Viscount Chelsea, Lord E. Fitzniaurice, the Earl of Arran, Sir Powlett Milbank. ...
... Bayard left Loudon on Saturday for a short visit to the Earl of Leven and .Melville at Glenfurness, Dunphail, Scotland. Lord Morris has been suffering from an acute attack of jaundice for several days in Dublin, but is now improving. Yesterday'sreportstated ...
... the Hotel Cecil, Professor John Perry, ?? president, in the chair. The large company present included the Lord Chief Justice, Lord Morris, Lord Kelvin, Sir Courtenay Boy le, Sir William MacCormac, Sir Francis Mowatt, Sir George Kekewich, Sir A. A. Wet-lon ...
... HOUSE OF LORDS.— Tuesday. The L ...
... occupants of the Peers' Gallery were the youthful J Earl of Granard, E;ul Cadogan, the Earl of Aber- | deen. Lord Rowton, Lord Morris, and Lord j Macnaghten. The Maharanee of Gondal listened to the debate from the Ladies' Gallery. The division on Mr. Sexton's ...
... and the Retirement of ••mrjoien (London) Bill. Lord Harris will pre- sent a Bill to amend the law with respect to loco- J-iottves on highways ; and among the questions to «•* asked are one by Lord Morris in regard to the import of the Financial Relations ...
... meant blunder, and, in any event, tiul not apply ro Mr. Bennett at all. -Lord Morris said he could not understand why rhis gentleman appropriated the name to himself. Tins* Lord Chancellor said from what he knew of newspapers the manager had no more to ...
... •*- _ The Lord Mayor entertained at the Mansion House last night her Alajesty's Judges and other guests to the number of aliout 300. Among those present were the Lord Chan- cellor, the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, Lord Morris, ...