The English bar, or, Guide to the Inns of Court [microform] : comprising an historical outline of all the Inns of Court, the regulations of the inns for the admission of students and calling to the bar, lists of the judges, Queen's counsel, serjeants at law, the benches, etc., etc. / by George Goldsmith.

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