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attention of Mr Wilkinson, a London solicitor, who had in charge Captain Wheatcroft’s affairs

bencher, pleader, special pleader; tubman [ Eng. law ], judge [See Judge ].   solicitor, attorney, vakil or vakeel [ India ], proctor; equity draftsman, conveyancer, notary

and spending three years in a solicitor’s office. But when his father wished him to

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attention of Mr Wilkinson, a London solicitor, who had in charge Captain Wheatcroft’s affairs

Smooth Snake Sneer Snow Snow-drop Society Solar Soldier Soldiers Solicitor Solitude Solo Something Son Song Sonneteer Sorrow Soul Sound South

and spending three years in a solicitor’s office. But when his father wished him to

bencher, pleader, special pleader; tubman [ Eng. law ], judge [See Judge ].   solicitor, attorney, vakil or vakeel [ India ], proctor; equity draftsman, conveyancer, notary

Viscount St. Albans, but commonly called Lord Bacon; born 1561; solicitor-general, 1607; attorney-general, 1613; lord keeper, 1617; lord chancellor

year he received the appointment of Solicitor-General, the first important step in the

year he received the appointment of Solicitor-General, the first important step in the

Viscount St. Albans, but commonly called Lord Bacon; born 1561; solicitor-general, 1607; attorney-general, 1613; lord keeper, 1617; lord chancellor

lamps,’ and calls his pen his ‘heart’s solicitor.’ His modest admission— ‘My slubbering pencil casts too gross a

taking in with that side, asked the Solicitor, I pray thee, Mr. Solicitor, let me ask you a familiar question; Ior let them down too low.   51   † 52. Mr. Bromley, Solicitor, giving in evidence for a deed

taking in with that side, asked the Solicitor, I pray thee, Mr. Solicitor, let me ask you a familiar question; Ior let them down too low.   51   † 52. Mr. Bromley, Solicitor, giving in evidence for a deed

this, Bacon reckoned as his first preferment. He was made solicitor-general in 1607, attorney-general in 1613

matters, the King said to his solicitor Bacon, who was his kinsman; Now tell me truly, what

a brief but brilliant career as a solicitor, and was elected to Parliament, at

this, Bacon reckoned as his first preferment. He was made solicitor-general in 1607, attorney-general in 1613

your worthiness, we single you As our best-moving fair solicitor. Love’s Labour’s Lost. Act II. Sc. 1. L

during their tenure of office: the solicitor-general, the speaker of the House

present Lord Hillsborough, Lord Stormont, Lord George Germain, Mr. Chamberlain, Solicitor of the Treasury, Mr. Knox, Under-Secretary

with the seriousness of a solicitor who had been paid the proper fee. He

call your mind. Lord Westbury, to a solicitor. See Nash— Life of Lord Westbury. Vol. II

Hereupon the gentlewoman herself became the solicitor to her father and mother, telling

Longton—under close observation. His father was a solicitor, and he was educated to follow

schools, and at seventeen entered a solicitor’s office. At twenty-two he published ‘Vivian Grey’ (London

during their tenure of office: the solicitor-general, the speaker of the House

with the seriousness of a solicitor who had been paid the proper fee. He

Hereupon the gentlewoman herself became the solicitor to her father and mother, telling

your worthiness, we single you As our best-moving fair solicitor. Love’s Labour’s Lost. Act II. Sc. 1. L

Longton—under close observation. His father was a solicitor, and he was educated to follow

call your mind. Lord Westbury, to a solicitor. See Nash— Life of Lord Westbury. Vol. II

present Lord Hillsborough, Lord Stormont, Lord George Germain, Mr. Chamberlain, Solicitor of the Treasury, Mr. Knox, Under-Secretary

a fine thing for you, says my solicitor. Is it? says I. You mean it’s a

a fine thing for you, says my solicitor. Is it? says I. You mean it’s a

act of insubordination. He afterwards became a solicitor’s clerk, then secretary to a mining

s suit. Therefore be merry, Cassio; For thy solicitor shall rather die Than give thy cause away. Enter O

Sent off that letter, wrote another To her solicitor—and mother. Then Belial Machiavelli saw Her error

soft-drinks, 99 , 116 soirée, 249 sold, 274 soli, 252 solicitor, 125 solid, 61 so long, 319 solos, 252 sombrero, 15

his account, with Mr. Henry Cockburn (now Lord Cockburn), then Solicitor-General for Scotland…. Perceiving, towards the close

the government. One of these, Murray, was successively Solicitor-General and Attorney-General. This distinguished person far

sits down and writes to her solicitor, asking him to come on the morrow

of the problems of the advertising solicitor which was to stand him in good

his account, with Mr. Henry Cockburn (now Lord Cockburn), then Solicitor-General for Scotland…. Perceiving, towards the close

s suit. Therefore be merry, Cassio; For thy solicitor shall rather die Than give thy cause away. Enter O

with the profession of a solicitor: being quite another sort of thing, infinitely more

Commons. The reply of the solicitor general had made me laugh. He was inclined to

was on account of Mr. Henry Spiker being solicitor to something or to somebody. I

pleased to call your mind.           A solicitor, after hearing Lord Westbury’s opinion, ventured to say

a soldier, failed to make a solicitor of him, and the youth

2611 (Byron’s letters to Hanson, J., his solicitor, 1806–16); 2612, 2613 (Correspondence of Hanson, J

and she promised Cassio that she should be his solicitor with her lord, and rather die than give

1864) Ovid Bolus, Esq. Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chancery A Fragment From “The

his name was William Morris. He was a solicitor, and was using my room as a