...situation in which I do, I should interest myeelf in a bad cause ; but though I say this, I should disgrace the profession of which I have the honour to be a member, if through any motives of prudence, or timidity, I should omit to state any circumstances which are...

...years, in which I have been laboriously, in different situations, discharging the duties which belong to the profession, of which I have the honour to be a member, the doctrine upon this subject, there arise out of the circumstances which I am about to mention many...

...years, in which I have been laboriously, in different situations, discharging the duties which belong to the profession of which I have the honour to be a member, the doctrine upon this subject, there arise out of the circumstances which I am about to mention many...

..." Nay, Mr. Folger," observed the man of sheepskin, " my friend the doctor is quite too severe upon the profession of which I have the honour to be a member. We are simply the agents who appear in the courts to settle controversies according to the laws of...

...columns being always open to the exposition of public grievances, and more especially of those relating to the profession of which I have the honour to be a member, I would, with your permission, make them the vehicle through which I would convey to the public my...

...sense of the duty I owe to the House of Commons as one of its members, and a sense of the duty I owe to the profession of which I have the honour to be a member, concur to impose upon me the task of complaining to this house of one of the most gross and unwarrantable...

...sense of the duty I owe to the House of Commons as one of its members, and a sense of the duty I owe to the profession of which I have the honour to be a member, concur to impose upon me the task of complaining to tliis house of one of the most gross and unwarrantable...

...have been laboriously in different situations dis- "• » ff.IWP charging the duties which belong to the profession of which I have the honour to be a member, there arise, out of the circumstances which I am about to mention, many observations bearing upon this...

...himself from any blame in this transaction." " As matters have assumed this posture," said Mr. L , " I should be deficient in respect to the profession...signing and witnessing were done in my presence," said my uncle. He rose from his chair, instinctively locked up his bureau ; and if such stern features could...

...published. I am not aware, although I have endeavoured' to learn, — and shall be glad, for the sake of the profession of which I have the honour to be a member, to discover the contrary, — that any of the oblique arches which have been erected upon any of the...