Mr. Punch
Mr. Punch in Wig and Gown: The Lighter Side of Bench and Bar
作者：Hammerton, J. A. (John Alexander), 1871-1949 [Editor]; Marks, Henry Stacy, 1829-1898 [Illustrator]
体例：题 章数：95
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共 95 题- PUNCH LIBRARY OF HUMOUR
- Edited by J. A. HAMMERTON
- MR. PUNCH IN WIG AND GOWN
- BY
- THE EDUCATIONAL BOOK CO. LTD.
- PUNCH LIBRARY OF HUMOUR
- STATING THE CASE
- MR. PUNCH IN WIG AND GOWN
- OUR LEGAL CORRESPONDENCE
- THE BAR AND ITS MOANING
- In ladies’ winter costumes.]
- HELPFUL HINTS TO YOUNG BARRISTERS
- LEGAL EDUCATION
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- BREACH OF PROMISE
- NO JOKE FOR A JURY
- Mr. Bigwig, the eminent K.C., and his clerk.]
- TO PORTIA AT THE BAR
- LEGALISED PROVERBS
- AT CONSCIENCE’ CALL
- SONG OF THE SLIGHTED SUITOR
- Michaelmas Term--Legal Examination
- INTRODUCTORY QUESTIONS.
- COMMON LAW.
- EQUITY AND CONVEYANCING.
- CRIMINAL LAW AND BANKRUPTCY.
- BY A LAW STUDENT IN CHAMBERS
- THE MODERN CLUTCHES OF THE LAW
- DIVORCE MADE EASY
- DEAR MR. PUNCH,
- 1. If he sees anyone he likes better than his wife.
- 2. If his mother-in-law comes too often.
- 3. If his wife’s brother borrows money of him.
- 4. If she objects to his going to Paris without her.
- 7. If she refers to it.
- 8. If she ever says, “My dear, I think we’ve heard that story before.”
- 9. If she does not laugh consumedly whenever he tells a comic story.
- 10. If she objects to smoking.
- 11. If she is not civil to _all_ his male friends.
- 12. And female ones.
- A TENDER HUSBAND.
- THE COUNSEL’S TEAR
- LITIGATION
- WANTED IN THE LAW COURTS
- OLD LAW COURT MEMORIES
- WHAT A BARRISTER MAY DO; AND WHAT HE MAY NOT DO
- Westminster Hall. Showynge ye ceremonye of openynge terme.]
- Hyghest court of law in ye kyngdom. Ye Lords hearyng appeals.]
- SONGS OF THE CIRCUIT
- THE JOLLY YOUNG BARRISTER
- THE LAY OF THE LITTLE BARRISTER
- LIFTS TO LAZY LAWYERS
- LINES WRITTEN IN A LAWYER’S OFFICE
- ON THE APPROACH OF SPRING
- EXPLANATION OF ÆSOP’S FABLES FOR DULL STUDENTS
- I. _The Fox who lost his Tail in the Gin._
- II. _The Fox and Crow._
- NO JOKE FOR JURYMEN
- THOSE SILENT BOOTS
- WHAT IT MAY COME TO!
- PROFESSIONAL LOVE SONG
- THE LAWYER.
- LEGAL MAXIMS
- OLD FATHER ANTIC.
- CRIMINALS’ ASSURANCE SOCIETY
- PROSPECTUS
- Put a penny in the slot, and he stops the traffic.]
- A LAWYER’S CHORTLE
- MY FIRST BRIEF
- WHY SOME OF US GO ON CIRCUIT
- LAW AND POLICE
- Another culprit.]
- THE BARRISTERS OF ENGLAND!
- LEGAL EXAMINATION QUESTION.
- MONODY ON THE DEATH OF AN ONLY CLIENT
- THE WAY THEY HAVE AT THE BAR
- LAW OF DIVORCE
- A REVISING BARRISTER.
- IMPORTANT TO BARRISTERS
- EVERYTHING NECESSARY FOR A BARRISTER’S CHAMBERS.
- LESSONS IN JUSTICE
- MY FIRST CLIENT
- I read the document--it ran as follows:--
- A. BRIEFLESS, JUNIOR.
- No more exorbitant fees! No more law! No more trials!]
- Cold but in-vig-orating.]
- CROSSED-EXAMINATION
- BARCAROLES FOR BRIEFLESS BARRISTERS
- AIR--_“The Sea! the Sea!”_
- ON CECIL STREET, STRAND
- BRADBURY AGNEW & CO LD. PRINTERS, LONDON AND TONBRIDGE.