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New Zealand Tablet, Volume I, Issue 20, 13 September 1873, Page 12

Mb Butt, Q.C., M.P., is thus described by Dr. Nolan in the Sunday Celt:' "Kind, simple, noble, the very personificSk* of I He scenT e Tr ' *"" *»" ** like * Colossuß nTajeTtic not to be seen fromthe remotest extremity of the globe. I have often Men htm at the Four Courts, and hav/aoticed the huge 'brief ha^ immense. No act of Parliament "is forgotten by the great counsel* he stretches in law thatcan never be forgotten. His 'SaTirSSSSS face, enlivened by genius and philanthropy, he listens and hasted of Butt are conducted with all the skill and eloquence of a thouS guinea brief, and somehow he manages to succeed i« ,11 lousand fictions and upsetting the ded.iolf tfionTc?^ trHst wh£ poor tenants are cast forth under the four winds of heaven invitl ?£ the genial foend is transformed into an oLle, a gianfand a Horf