The following case, I think, is equally, if not more, remarkable:--

The Right Hon. Thomas Berry Cusack-Smith, brother of the present Sir

Michael Cusack-Smith, Bart., is Master of the Rolls in Ireland, having been

appointed to that high office in January, 1846. His father, Sir William

Cusack-Smith, second baronet, was for many years Baron of the Court of

Exchequer in Ireland. And his grandfather, the Right Hon. Sir Michael

Smith, first baronet, was, like his grandson at the present day, Master of

the Rolls in Ireland.

Is not this "a case of rare succession in the annals of the law, and not

easily matched?"

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