A TEMPLAR.

J. ST. J. Y. may assure himself that Colonel Landman is mistaken. I have

been an attendant upon the Courts for fifty years, and therefore long

before the terrible green bag containing the charges against Queen Caroline

was brought into the House of Commons; and I can confidently assert that I

never saw a green bag borne by a barrister or solicitor during that time.

The only colours that were ever paraded in my experience by those legal

functionaries, were purple and crimson; and they have so continued till the

present time--I will not say without interruption, because I have been

grieved to see that tailors and small London pedlars have invaded the

privilege.

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