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¶Lord Darling, who, until he retired in 1923,† was the wittiest and the most sarcastic Judge of the King's Bench, introduced a bill to regulate press reports of law cases. The bill calls for a maximum fine of $2,500 or imprisonment for three months, or...
Before the dissidents could put their intentions into force, one of the most momentous, as well as one of the shortest, sessions was over. Almost unanimously, the Chamber adopted a bill to regulate the press and another to empower the Government to issue decree laws until Parliament reassembled in the...
By increasing the flexibility of the departmental system, by instituting more associate professorships to compensate those instructors whose work is known widely enough to merit full professorships, and by giving the deans power to regulate these advances, the essential of co-operation will be realized.
Mr. Goldstein defended the Catholic Church, the institution against which, he held, the "venom of the birth preventers largely centers, because she condemns the practice and bars from the sacraments those, who deign to frustrate the natural law of procreation by artificial means." Mr. Goldstein repudiated the notion that the...
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