Barrister transportation
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A Horse and his Barrister, 1797
The special nature of the relationship between an 18th century Irish barrister and his horse is illustrated by the above satirical print of John Philpot Curran, later Master of the Rolls, who went the Munster Circuit twice a year for… Continue reading
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Rushing to Court across the Rubicon, c.1790
From the New Ross Standard, 1931: “THE BALLINLAW FERRY This ferry way was popularly used in bygone years for passengers to enter County Waterford from the Wexford side. Caesar Colclough, admitted as a Barrister-at-Law in 1783, was travelling with Charles… Continue reading
