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Mr . Brougham defended them in a speech marked by great ability and ingenuity ,
in which he set forth in eloquent and convincing language the right of British
subjects to a free discussion of matters of vital interest to the people and the ...
Mr . Brougham defended them in a speech marked by great ability and ingenuity ,
in which he set forth in eloquent and convincing language the right of British
subjects to a free discussion of matters of vital interest to the people and the ...
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... it would have seemed not unnatural for Judge Gilbert to have proceeded
cautiously in such a matter ; to have carefully considered the purport of his own
orders ; to have satisfied himself of the bona fides of the transaction by a decent
study ...
... it would have seemed not unnatural for Judge Gilbert to have proceeded
cautiously in such a matter ; to have carefully considered the purport of his own
orders ; to have satisfied himself of the bona fides of the transaction by a decent
study ...
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On the matter of this injunction , however , he at a later day told his own story ,
and perhaps this episode in the proceedings may best be disposed of by
presenting his statement without comment . The 18th of March had been
appointed as the ...
On the matter of this injunction , however , he at a later day told his own story ,
and perhaps this episode in the proceedings may best be disposed of by
presenting his statement without comment . The 18th of March had been
appointed as the ...
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Judge Barnard finally settled the matter for the day , by declaring that the
proceedings , being all regular , had been “ tied up ” by a certain judge having co
- ordinate powers ; and he would , therefore , on his own motion , order all
proceedings ...
Judge Barnard finally settled the matter for the day , by declaring that the
proceedings , being all regular , had been “ tied up ” by a certain judge having co
- ordinate powers ; and he would , therefore , on his own motion , order all
proceedings ...
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But that was a matter for higher authority to take notice of , and was not of any
material importance to the case under consideration ... Having thus disposed of
the preliminary objections , Judge Barnard proceeded to the matter before the
court .
But that was a matter for higher authority to take notice of , and was not of any
material importance to the case under consideration ... Having thus disposed of
the preliminary objections , Judge Barnard proceeded to the matter before the
court .
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