Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Sketches of the Irish Bar, Vol. 2 of 2: With Essays, Literary and Political
An English writer 'of the 17th century has sketched the character of 'a perfect-lawyer, from which I extract the con cluding sentence for the benefit of the learned saints of Ire land. In a word, whilst he lives, he is the delight of the courts, the ornament of the' bar, the glory of his profession, the patron of innocency, the upholder of right, the scourge of oppression, the terror of deceit, and the oracle of his country and when death calls him to the bar of Heaven by a kabeas corpus cum camis, he finds his judge his advocate, nonsuits the devil, obtains a liberate from all his infirmities, and continues still one of the long rohe in glory.
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