Law And Laughter
Law And Laughter
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"I left them on theroad. " The steward looked puzzled. "I'll have a look at them myself, "said Chief Justice Pyne. The steward led the way, and pointed out thetwenty-five fine heifers presented by Mr. Weller, the plaintiff. "Butwhere are the shorthorns that came after I left home?"--"Bedad, thelong and the short of it is, them's all the cattle on the land, exceptwhat we have bred ourselves, my lord. " And so it was. Mr. Nangle, thedefendant, had so arranged his gift to meet the judge on the roa...d, butas soon as his lordship's coach was out of sight the cattle were drivenback to their familiar fields. The Chief Justice had been outwitted andhad no power of showing resentment.
In the manners and customs of the legal profession of Ireland in thelatter part of the eighteenth century, there is also a strong similaritybetween the members of the Scottish Bench and their Irish brethren, inthat they were heavy port drinkers; and did not hesitate to indulge init while sitting on the Bench. It is reported of one Irish judge that hehad a specially constructed metal tube like a penholder, through whichhe sucked his favourite liquor, from what appeared to the audience to bea metal inkstand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I left them on theroad. " The steward looked puzzled. "I'll have a look at them myself, "said Chief Justice Pyne. The steward led the way, and pointed out thetwenty-five fine heifers presented by Mr. Weller, the plaintiff. "Butwhere are the shorthorns that came after I left home?"--"Bedad, thelong and the short of it is, them's all the cattle on the land, exceptwhat we have bred ourselves, my lord. " And so it was. Mr. Nangle, thedefendant, had so arranged his gift to meet the judge on the roa...d, butas soon as his lordship's coach was out of sight the cattle were drivenback to their familiar fields. The Chief Justice had been outwitted andhad no power of showing resentment.
In the manners and customs of the legal profession of Ireland in thelatter part of the eighteenth century, there is also a strong similaritybetween the members of the Scottish Bench and their Irish brethren, inthat they were heavy port drinkers; and did not hesitate to indulge init while sitting on the Bench. It is reported of one Irish judge that hehad a specially constructed metal tube like a penholder, through whichhe sucked his favourite liquor, from what appeared to the audience to bea metal inkstand.
What to read after Law And Laughter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Malloch Donald Macleod to read onlineMoreLess
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