The honest man's companion
Subtitle: or, The family's safeguard
By: Illustrated with copper plates, and done at the request of several gentlemen and others, occasion'd by an attorney's defying any person to paint him or his brotherhood in their proper colours, or to propose any method to regulate them, or their practice. As also, remarks upon Roman-Catholick lawyers practising as chamber-counsel and conveyancers, and the danger and consequences attending it; with the author's own case. Likewise, some hints relating to the clergy, pleading lawyers, work-houses, our plantations, prisons, prisoners, pawnbrokers, bailiffs, and felons; together with the dying speech of Wreathocke the attorney
Publisher: Printed for the author, and sold by M. Bryson
Published: 1736
Place of publication: Newcastle upon Tyne
Language: eng
Number of pages: 72
Subjects: Lawyers
Other titles: Family's safeguard.
Notes: Signed: Read Hodshon.