Why Bakkistkio Live in Inns.—“l wonder why barristers Renotally Uvo in inns ?’ said n briefless junior to Horace Twiss, as the latter was correcting a proof-sheet of the “Life of Lord Eldon, Horace looked indignant at being interrupted in ins national undertaking, and then said, “ Why, its as plain as this portrait of Lord Eldon I"- (tlio junior acknowledge the plainness of the reason advanced)— " There can be nothing singular in barristers living in %nns when their whole life is passed at the bar!’’
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 4998, 31 March 1877, Page 1 (Supplement)
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