You are requested therefore kindly to say--

1. Can Mr. A. BRIEFLESS, Jun., receive a Testimonial of a bag of money

without laying himself open to the charge of being an accessory before

and after the fact of an act of maintenance?

2. Assuming that there is nothing in the first suggestion, will Mr. A.

BRIEFLESS, Jun., in accepting the sum of money it is proposed to hand

to him, be guilty of an act of contributory negligence, bringing about

a loss of dignity to the Bar?

3. Should there be nothing in the latter suggestion, is it desirable

that, instead of a bag of money, the Testimonial should take the shape

of a golden snuff-box, a service of plate, or some equally costly

article? It is strongly urged that, if practicable, this course should

not be advised, as such articles are invariably embarrassing.

And to consult and advise generally.

Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 109, September 14th, 1895 · 第 6 / 25 题