, 1870-03-27
LONDON.
Proposed Legal Reforms In Eng
land.
The Legal Observation-Disclosures,
Solicitors, and Attorneys.
The Judiciary,

AAc .
Solicitors, and Attorneys.
A"e Soo'c
Tho Courts of Inv.
cz-,,o,,d,,.,+ NJ 7As eAtsa, 7,i..tu.
," 80.
Losnos, ae -,
A revolution u tno leeA ssStena OF 1ns'ai'a
il impending. The Lofa ChAocenor Lac nuo-
~+frh II r.ss-d into law, will bc prolific Of
snh1,s ctxr,o, ubi,e other rncaanrns Of a still
1nss.. ~. t,r. bosn n-an,r,,s
83*e Nv
and VII asAosu! pe eup8n9sea ~ tsl"su1- l.
One Of these bills u desasned 70 Settle The dis
pu.ce which have been oecaaoned owing to the
unsatisfactory ttatc of The lsw relating to
IN, .nd to tbe o.xt.ctea rzbich b.ro hithcr,
.,:-..,.. -.
sosntet4eteo 1A@1 oae y * tts5se
who have enigfasea 70 tho United States. Tbs
principle has been upheld that he Who has
t;u,, s,,,,1ost h. IL. rn,,,;rams,ts .h;., ~
,...o s -. ~ r..,:as-s- ~, ~. - -
t1.o st'u ~ - 1Asne.'o@'. ao o1at 0e
fact et NATURALIZATION elsewhere "ss OK no
account. In p1actice, this old arrangement has
been fraue4t with mischief. One Of its re-
~. cnnmenee., 11y the South. T9,en
1,,re nurnhcr of nstnral;ztd cit;-
xana al tl1e limited States. who had
been BON Ia Ireland. hAd escaped tom
1hs4 tlsv called the woke Of The Saxon. l,d
sctiIe.t IL tho Cpitcd States, and had thsro
lived IN comfort, Ind possibly taken part in
tnIiticI contests and fca,h.d largo portion
IF th.c a,Nals al victory. snddcnty atistoYersI
th,t, sftef Ill, :l,cy wcrs Britiah subjects aud
bexieged The Offices Of The Iaittsh Conslh In
order to set certificates to that effect More
oyer. xlen n,e war was over. SONS Of these
nerrnns Ianiea in Ireland in order. a. They
tsid to. Gberate their dowu-t-odden country
-nen md to rrstorr ccntentmert L, ths Ir;sn
-,atrsIc l,7 distributing among them. Ia equal
nrnnor,ions. iii lie n.oporty in ths co,1utEr.
S1,en t,,t.e T!erstos we're cautz,red tr :5o
autho,ities and nut on tlu,ir triu "a Irisiunen
who wesr rulty Of relel1ion. they Iesd
fhst theT warn America,, citizeus and tl>sy aid
Ills ,Tiier tho ;rnt,rrshion fhat II their c;tfzen
shin hsd ieer, rreocnized ther mirht LaTe
cnntiuued tlwir hvlosy c.,u1re viii impuuitv.
Wher thc iii nnv }afore parTsmrnt. -.
oa,nrs Law ,1,eso ccnt1e,oen vii hc trsat.l N
Amar;ca1, eitiznns lm1 tl,ey viii mt f,,d II anv
exsier thsu before Ia ianl .n3
leyy var un tin aho,es of n.tion
at pesee with the Cuitei States + d
no, nroroec to rive Fou fu1l dstsila AZ tn tha
CltAlAEthf NthnY Arrvg w..
FORMS j. ,,ros.ress syd IN -s,,,ta-a1,1,t;a
~ s r.,,'san;1nce riIl I,a r. s1ter ,1.nr ~ onr
caie -aatieaia - a-t."1rra "u Isus
fas....t,..s.a = IN tnnJ -. ts.;,its.a
.I"o,s.e,-a.,a;,, - +Io ,l+.~.s-se =; s..-a.t;"s
= ",a,,ifv,. ~ - - ao.... s1o
S,e n ,1.,,,e,,I ~ ~, ,,nt 10 1nn- 10y 10y
-, far.i c,,sto1,, nd .t;e. .s,;e1
.nonG NY sIe =; t.sea 1u'''1'e @l1A p4asse "11'u
s1e no" IL 4of.s Es,,,s,u
Hnnuel toe eene14 laantapses o. Ie "a"
o. Lue1aun ~ Ioe sAoe ~ oosa ~: o1 ING NV
ot tao tnsea Ssales, 3c1 1ue al1efences afe
xess s1IM psIMeea ute n1nes A9a steuS o.
taoss rho ADMINISTER and lTotess asa 1t n tne Two
eountf'ee. AlaExe1 neata no petSon IN PAL
ucnia1 WITH us: Lie APpe4lAt!oh does not to-
i1cate man 81 defined profession. Al our
1a@ee1s 1se GFlded Alto Two, OF, Iatne1, tasee
S.atss1, =, oatI1tters7 SOLICITORS, and assorne5s
So~ these are real. and not nominal, dlVasions.
eoh from ah attorney az eohaIof ~ =
SOLDIER Ii 11om = policeman. 10th tie
eoldAer lad policeman tnay be styled
guardians OF public order. get this genera des-
!Enataon does not anect their relstlyc poAitions.
" tAs United States and II canadA there are,
know, hatrissess, attorneys. and solicitors
but iItse 1aen are members ol one profession,
aud 1nas discharge the duties incident to every
branch of it In England, on TIE contrary, =
oa@11Ets1 eanhot pfattlse Is soucltof, nor can
so97tof Ct n attozqey So into court and
plead Tor " !nA el!ent; Il VII render the matter
more ln1elllgahse urleny tell how Englist
pai1Hsela hTe h4ae, anu NhAt place they set
nali3 ILL ......-
TEE fSSs or cocRT.
ine readers @ OF Enghsh nosele'Iof % :9:t 1haek.
with tbs Temple As . plscc Of reslisnce, and
"1tn she pbfasa ;" keepng Me ter9s a oan1t
tng. prephraton for TIC bur. The Temple
1o saaeo hso ,he inner ana A,aaie temple. u
iAIee, etagsnne ooaaine, e.aaatng ln az opei
space t,tug tue nSeT lhAmes, snd Within
1e~ yaEas 9! 1einpie Da1. me otnef Inns
CouI1 Ne Aneohe lag sna nlay lnn. ines
are The places where students afe prepared 70 Q
eAea 70 ne oA, ena "aete memoess e!.5 oi .n
o uaFe uteI pssss' os W.. = a9a.. IT,
q business g. = known - my ena3noe5a a ~ni
tnat o. eonctos OF Mto.ney y y, M oiaoa:
order 70 become msnaoes o. ~ h pal !. 4 ~ ne
eeeaf tone aaml,tea 70 one u ene - 1aas 1a..
Court In's involves tne paSSmaent OF Gotta
a .ssan sna - eiss;es % an5 r Fns1ysh its1atnrn fo
who nave taken tnelf oes1eea 1tA unssetn 1s
are SPARED the e1a1ahAnon. fo1f nmee
the yeaf, dn1ine tne iesA tesma, alnnerS
pro5dea N fhe ha1s o. theee lnas. :. tse y
s:oaens nas. eat = cen nu9oes !. Hs1;.n " ae ''s
.erns" do not think that ths ceremony e
dining adds much, Anyth'ng, to ne legI
htude OF The students. It Is custom WIN wv
might "cu oe aoahosre1 a. ONO t1nu, ny :,
ete5, It had nse end n meanns: tnen y 4
Linz, and were, 70 tact, members ol AM " .
1e!Hity. After dinner the senaors were IN U
taxing their proficiency in Legal Lore and psoie
naonai gsages. ahese Meie sanea ~ oo:
course OF time the ceremony deEe1e1ated u
form 80 that men we're often called % =
bar without has1nR eaFen any seal proc!
their knowledge and Capacity. " Ate sea1
howefes, that WHICH was oosolete nAs oeen
relic OF bygone times being the custom OF u
ing At appointed intervals. takes thr
years for student to become quAhaed for {
ing called tie muaf attena courses q lee!ut
ard undergo sn e1am'naaon' ne unt1
sshich s entities him to -, = sum Il fity poun
sterling yc.riy for the Bpsce of three yea
When The period Of his probation is 1t An CT
he formally becomes baiFiatcr b! signing t
look kept By the Inn to which he belongs.
is cuatoInary fef those who arc called to cnt
tain theit friends a1m 1cquaintantea ut SC
ra1tv,~ for which the student pzse, md the
thoEIties Of his Inn provide tho accoru1nos
tiope and the materials. On the succeed
mo1oing he haa to attend tho Court Of Quee
Sign the parchment roll Of tho cor
lle IL now full-hrdged banlst
and has the right Of entry to csrzJ co
in the land Moreorcr, he may now wear
Wig and gown. which arc the distinctive bad
Of lis profession. An attorney or solicito
member Of tho law Institution. He l
p1rcA himself for the Examination which
must undergo, tIr attending 1ectuies atd "
artielcd- When he has passed through
course of training extending orer five year,
ii admitted member Of TIC soaety, End
sctihes hts ua1ne On the rotla OF the court
he cannot appear in anJ Of the superior con
The Cont Of Bankruptcy excepted, 70 p,
nor can he assrme the Wig and surn 81
diRtinguishes tho banitto1s. On the o.
hard, The public dcs's directly With the sole
OF attorney. The EoHcitor, be 1t remarke'
one who deEotea himself to chancetT iaw,
the attorney to common lar, hthongh the