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I haven't been charged." Counselor-at-law Forman whirled on the chief of police. "Is this true?" Without waiting for an answer he said heatedly: "I demand to know what he's charged with. I demand that he be brought before a judge and admitted to bail. I'll have a habeus corpus " Brasher said softly. "It's true we didn't charge him. We want to ask him some questions.
I perfectly understand your relations to the lad, and trust that the time will come when the law will define them, so that the public will also understand them. Meantime, you will consult your own safety by letting him alone, and never presuming to repeat the scene of this morning. "Yours, JAMES BALFOUR, "Counselor-at-Law." "Hum! ha!" exclaimed Mr.
He's a counselor-at-law, he is; and he has inveigled a boy into his keeping, who, he supposes, has a claim on me; and he proposes to make some money out of it. Sharp game!" Mr. Belcher was interrupted in his reflections and his soliloquy by the entrance of a servant, with the information that there was a man at the door who wished to see him. "Show him up."
Lawrence was the youngest son of John Lawrence, Esquire, counselor-at-law at Burlington, N.J., and was the second in command at the celebrated capture of the Philadelphia in the harbor of Tripoli. Broke was the descendant of an ancient family which had lived in Broke Hall, England, over three hundred and fifty years and for four hundred years at Leighton.
But immediately he realized that the noise had been only the slamming of the door at the head of the stairs, the door whose glazed panel loomed above him, shedding a diffused light to guide his footsteps, its opalescent surface lettered with the name of HENRY M. BANNERMAN Attorney & Counselor-at-Law the door of the office whose threshold he had so often crossed to meet a friend and adviser.
Goldsmith, his most ingenious and worthy friend, of whom he had so often heard him speak with rapture. I could scarcely compose myself, and must have betrayed indignation in my mien to the stranger, who was a counselor-at-law in the neighborhood, a man of engaging aspect and polite address. "After spending an hour, he asked my friend and me to dine with him at his house.
The door of the main office bore the sign "Edwin James, Counselor-at-Law and Register in Bankruptcy." He was one of the four. He had failed lamentably in his efforts to secure a practice.
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