The Sun.
London, England, 1818-12-18 00:00:00

rERTIFICATED CONVEYANCERS.

• Ma. arroa,—Feding considerable interest in
the respectability of a profession to which I have,
et a heavy 'expense, articled one of my sons,
have been much gratified in perusing•the sensible
attl liberal 'marks which have on various occa-
slubs appeared in your Paper, on the subject of
11)e till some time since in contemplation, for the
better regulation of persons practising as Con-
Ire
Yaneers. The attention of the Attotnies of this
li
bgdorn, who are now, I believe, with a few
txeentions', a very respectable order of men, has
tep„
„ very properly directed to this subject, but
li-utwithstandiog their readiness to defend their
rZivileges from the encroachments of others, great
i.atchfulness is still necessary th prevent . the in-
,,tlugenseut of those wise regulations which the Le-
"'llaitire has provided to guard against the Ramis-
it▪ t):hol improper persons into their own body, and
j" with the view of exciting this watchfulness
atl beg to submit to your professional Corte-
.Puridents, a case which, I conceive, includes in
Vmost flagrant breach of the Law, as it governs
entlemen becoming Candidates for admission.
certain Gentleman in the City of Bristol,
• tl about. 98 Vears, the junior and active part •
er .of a
an
o king-house, in which, together with
is agency for a notorious fire-office, all his time
habecupied has been, for upwards of seven months
ost, articled to an Attorney in Bristol, who is'
must hints-elf in practice, hut only acts as an as-
ni,taut Its the office of another Attorney. A ju-
Fr brother of this banker was admitted an At-
be).at,'Y the end of the last Term, and it is said to
tar tne intention of the parties, as soon as be re-•
141% from town, that the one brother shall he
Ignetl over to the other, notwithstanding be
iinues its his other engagements.
The
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Gentlethe law will sanction this scheme, or how the
ly to will be able legilly and conscientious-
%%ll° Make the usual affidavit of dye service, ,virile
tionullY concerned in other avocations, is clues-
kat which I must leave to persons who ere inti,
Alt with the law on the subject.
Y son tells me, however, that service to an
81?rtley who does not practise for himself is not
ar-
fticles' service ; but as he is young in his should feel obliged by the insertion of
64° statement in your Journal, as it may draw
tiortill some of your more learned friends an opi-
44:e:et:a subject. pledge myself that this
is correct, and would have sent you
lllen,ables ,tert parties, if I was satisfied of the
gality of the poceeding.

I am, Sir,
Your obedient Servant and constant Reader,

A MERCHANT OF BRISTOL.

ItMe), :111)ENTIAL EscAra.—The weather. WAS
41; :"II so extreme)y cold that the canal in St.
1110,-":8 Park was covered with ice, and borne
Illvo- ,g;tless boys amused themselves by sliding
ante►'t• Between three and lour o'clock in the
frouineon, a boy who had ventured some yardsi
tip
t):ihe Pagoda-bridge, having slipped down,
4t,e t,-eiers threw themselves upon him, and the
•it., .0o thin to support them, they allfell
Witt,Qut
pater. Fortunately they were got out
Y other inj,try than a good ducking'