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"that the barristers in

this

in the habit

without being

as Saw

some of his birthren.

.

knowledge, of the bar, less particular than himself.

wvers in

the

of usurping the praction.

"Colony " of acting for "Agents, by

arr

zrward. as

habet

instructed

or Solicitor : "

of the

there

was no pimi

de

but to

their conduct and

Attorney

and, in the second, it is added,

" that they often do so act – At the late meeting of profession - to considro

blr

the propristy of the amalgamation (propwerd by thire of my fillow barristers ) of the two brauchs of the profession, it

distinally said

by Mr

1004

Day,

our

of those threr, that

his reason for desiring the

Changs

leas

that, to his

other branch, and that

preognize

"

legalize

it. And the second

latter declares that the uscarpation

is "notorious."

By

the first bitter, again, I

am told that the Interpriters

- in like manner - obtais

: money from the native propulation - under the prstines of advising " and assisting them in legal "mattres; to which the scend