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  2. THE THIRD READING.

    BEING dissatisfied with the opinions expressed by so many respectable lawyers on the question of an absolute majority on the third reading of the Reform Bill, we resolved on taking the advice of other gentlemen, who, if less known for their legal skill are notorious for ...

    Article : 907 words
  3. PRACTICAL APOLOGY TO JUDGE STONOR.

    ONCE upon a time, and a very good time it was—although the Conservatives were then in power, and Victoria had not yet been made a glorious country for the working man—one Mr. Stonor was sent to us as a judge from Downing-street. But before Mr. Stonor had ...

    Article : 371 words
  4. HOLDING THE MIRROR UP TO NATURE.

    SIR,—Your leading article of last Thursday—that is to say, your principal picture—was admirable so far as the central figure was concerned. It is quite evident to anyone who looks at the face of Mr. Tytherleigh that he had been drinking coffee. But I regret to ...

    Article : 292 words
  5. Elevating.

    PEOPLE used to speak of lawyers being elevated to the bench. What will be the expression after Sir Bryan O'Loghlen and Mr F. L. Smyth are made judges ? Will it be "elevating" a respectable lawyer to put him in the same position as these gentlemen ? ...

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  6. Correction.

    THERE is no truth in the rumour that our bald-headed engineer is in any way connected with Dr. Balls-Headley. They are two separate and distinct persons, with different functions of their own to perform. Dr. Balls-Headley ushers the future poet, into life—the ...

    Article : 67 words
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