Biielly, the result is that the judges are now on the war-path. Sixty of them recently held a meeting at which they drew up a memorial in which they declared that their pay w: in some instances little better than that of a labourer.
They als undertook an extensive cany paign among the members of the Upper House in order to get the items expunged by the Representatives from the Budget replaced, and it is rumoured that if this is not done they will resign in a bods. The Minister of Justice has issued -indirectly a1 "instruction" in which he threatens to visit with divers pains and penalties any judge who takes part in the agitation, hut this threat seems to have had no effect, ant aren the establishment of a Disciplenary Court for the trial of such judges has failed to put an end to the trouble.
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