... accidentally, is not yet, known. LEGALAPPOLSTam= NTs-Sir Michael Morris, Lord Chief Justice of Ireland, has been appointed to the Lord Justiceship of Appeal, rendered vacant by the death of Lord Fitzgerald. Sir Michael, who was born in 1827, was called to ...

... House be put into Committ'o, Lord HERSHCELL intimated that he would move amendments to Clause 2, which he thought would re- move the objections urged by Lord Watson. Lord MORRIS observed that as the noble and learned lord opposite proposed ...

... hitch, and the singing and dancing-wvere much sploauded. At Lord Randolph Churchill's invitation he dined at the Junior Carlton Club the other evening. There were invited to meet him Lord Morris, Lord Justice Fitzgibbon, -Sir William Harcourt, M.P., Mr. Lock- ...

... COCKNEYISMS. = - r The following story is told of the recently-retired Irish Law Lord, Lord Morris of Spiddul, when acting as Judge of Assize in Ireland. A di~spnshry dobtor proved that he had often given eight grains to a man, Lfrom which it was to be ...

... with Lord De Freyne at once by telegraph, giving his (Judge Morris'&) com. pliments, and asking his lordship if he would accept the offer made on behalf of the tenants. These remarks were greeted with cries of Long life to you, and Judge Morris intimated ...

... 50 francs. TnE NE w LORD or APPEAL.-In the Tome Of Lords, on Friday morning, Lord Morris (lately Lord Chief Justice of the Queen's Bench in Ireland) took the oaths and his seat as a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary, ...

... The appeal was dismissed with costs. IM'PORTAN-T DEcIScoN. * Ln the House of Lords on Tuesday, the Lord Chalt cellor presiding, end the other learned Lords prcsent being Lords Moorris, Shand, 'Davoy, Bratmpton, and Robertson, an iniportaut question undor ...

... thief' and a robberi, and by every epithet of abuse. Lord Waterford, another Irish landlord, sup- ported by Lord Leconuield, also an Irish landlord, and by Lord Ashbourne, the ranting ?? Lord Chan- cellor, argued that the demand upon the landlords ...

... fate. The harm is done. ;3ir John Poes Hennessy dined on Saturday last with Lord Aehbourne, the head of the legalized coercion in 'Ireland, and amongst the company was Lord Morris, the ex-chief Justice. What a p leansant refle ction it is -;or nll conc, ...

... minutes it was whispered about tloat Lord 91al55 ttll had broken down in health and Was going ahrea prolonged rest. In his absence Mr. Balfour is't the Foreign Office. Now a smart man llke Joe tre what this means. Lord Salisbury has practicall' gI for good ...

... 227 men, five women, and E6al Yesterday, in Dublin, Lord Chief Justice Alcrl; acknowledged that he had beer, offered thelwod ship, vacant by the death of Lord Fitzgerald *ia tit,- will be Lord Morris, of Spiddal. Yesterday, George Crow, aged forty-eight ...

... THE ULSTER CRAZE. ?? - sA( ?? - - W ?? ?? MArD^T LORD B. CHURCHILL AND MR. BALFOUS IU I:UBURDEN THEMSELVES. Under the colourable pretence of celebrating Prim- rose Day, but really to afford Lord Randolph Churchill and Mr. A. Balfour an opportunity of ...