Salt Lake Times | 1890-12-11 | Page 10 | No Files on this Lawyer

" ' ' Ttil Inyer, Vve hear much of tho law's d-day and gem, rally the crhicimi is well deserved, but on occasion 1;: and liiivyn; can net very promo, iy. The case in point is tlio nuiek wit of a young lawyer in tiie law court -i of London rc-rilly. A man was taken suddenly ill while listening to a case, having evident iy been talked to death, and :.it r a faint',;.;; fit PSprf;;;s-d a de-ire to make his will. Tic; Intv-r, fei in ; that, the man was dying, sn.ik"h d up Ids ihh-t front, which Lad lven removed re-moved to give him iur. ami scrawi-'d the will on the linen, and got i: signed ,n:-t m i,m . as tiiennn iooci hcieiyte.-pin-it. ' v ( foods ;:.:;i..,i.,- P::u:-e M . '" i;-.phfv (.f Ihn G-aud Duke t i i'.-dej.. will shoriiv ltt beii-oti;;.! to !':-r;o'.si '!. eei-:, Lr.niLaof k alt .swig Ihe. e-. ; - eU:l"roo!ir': . Alt-c-eleuborg, a g? url.l:.;,1 UT of tuecu ' i -oi i a.