Word: lawyer
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...years of hard study, sell a pound of nails or sugar intelligently. There is not a trade by which the most ignorant man makes his living in which be could now earn a dollar a week, without at least a short apprenticeship. If he wishes to become clergyman, lawyer or doctor, a regular course of two or three years' study is required, and after that a season of weary probation, waiting for hearers, clients and patients, in which he has to learn that new science - how to influence and deal with human nature. Every man, especially every young man, thinks...
Judge George Sawyer died at his residence in Nashua, N. H., yesterday. He was a graduate of Bowdoin College, and an eminent lawyer...
...Lawyer Reed still has hopes of saving Guiteau's neck from the halter...
...clothes which did not fit him. That it was a misfit there is not a particle of doubt. But our worthy shop-keepers, strong in the consciousness that they have Ithaca justice on their side, determine that he shall take it, suited or not. On application to a lawyer it is found that a student, when making a bargain for a suit, must specify at the time that he shall not take it unless it fits, otherwise the worthy tailor can bulldoze him into taking it. Let the students be on their guard. We had lived until...
Amherst has the largest scholarship fund of any college in the United States. Its library is to receive $500,000 from the estate of a Boston lawyer, who was a member of the class...