... LORD MORRIS. 1..0rd Morris sat for the last time to-day as Lord Chief Justice of Ireland. TIM* was a full attendance of the Queen's Bench Judges and the leaders of the bar and the junior ter.—berjeant Hemphill, on behalf el the bar, congratulated Lord ...

... SIR GEORGE MORRIS. The death was announced in Dublin yesterday of Sir George Morris. formerly M.P. for Galway. brother of the late Lord Morris. and uncle of Lord Killama. both of whom also sat for that constituency. The late tiir George ...

... PRIVY COUNCIL. The Qiieen held a Privy Council at two o'ck)ek this at Windsor Castle, in order, othor mitten, that Lord Morris, the new Lord of Appeal in Ordinary. would he worn a member of the Co.inal. Ilia following Ministers left Taddington by viscid ...

... this Bill road a wooed Witte without ilebate. JUDGES' (WARD IN IRELAND. Lord MORRIS called attention to the statements made is their charges to the ()nod Juries of Cork by Lord Chief Baron and the Right How Mr. Jostle, O'Brien as to the nthsal to supply ...

... NEW LEGAL CHANGES. RESIGNATION OF LORD MORRIS. The Queen has been pleased to approve the following appointments : — The Right Hon. Sir Nathaniel Lindley to be a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary in the place of Lord Morris, resigned. Sir Richard ...

... including names of the of Norfolk. the 31arque.• of Ripon. thn Al.rquem of But. Lord Rived' of Killowen. Lord Ed .1 TalLot. M P., Lord Cofford, Lord Lomat, L ird Firrrne. Lord Morris, 1.4. rd Chief Baron Paden. ...

... Peerage. BILLS ADVANCED. On the Motion of Lord ASHBOURNE, in the absence of the Marquess of Salisbury, the Isle of Man (Church Building Acts) Bill was read a third time aud passed. On the Motion of Lord MORRIS, the Surveyors (County Dublin' Bill was read ...

... the Local Government Board} , aud Sir William Hart Dyko (Vice President ci tha Committee of Council on Education). Lord Morris, Lord of Appeal, waa introduced, and sworn in member of the Privy Council. Mr. Charles Lennox Peel, ?? waa in attends, nca as ...

... dis filed into two machines—Lord Wilson thought that the judgment below was right and should he affirmed. —Lord Morris concurred.=fhe judgment appealed from was affirmed. and the appeal dismissed with costs. ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. The Lord Chancellor took his 6eat on the Woolsack at Half-past Five o'clock. AUSTRALIAN COLONIES CUSTOMS DUTIES BILL The Marquess of RIPON, in moving the Second Reading of this Bill, explained that its object was to relieve the Australian ...

... the Final Court for Chancery appeals, by Lord Herschell, Lord Watson, Lord Morris, Lord Russell, aud possibly Lord Macnaghten. Of these Judges, Lords Herschell, ...

... OF LORDS. The Lokd Chancellor took his seat on the Wool- sack at a Quarter past Four o'clock. NEW PEERS. Lord ASHTON (Mr. Williamson), introduced by Lord Battersea and Lor(7)n\:uii.\;:Y, and Lord KIN- NEAR (Ar. A. J. Kinnfcar), introduced by ...