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Personal sketches of his own times, Vol. 1 (of 3)

Note 81 — ANECDOTES OF IRISH JUDGES.

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On the argument of that case in the Exchequer the judgment of Baron Smith was delivered with an ability scarcely ever rivalled. Its impression may be best imagined from the fact of the whole bar rising immediately on its conclusion by a sort of sympathetic impulse, and bowing to him profoundly.

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