Conveyancing Counsel

By Ax!t 15 6 16 Vict. c. 80, § 41, the lord chancellor is empowered to appoint not less than six barristers, who have practiced as conveyancing counsel for ten years at least, to be conveyancing counsel of the court of chancery, and the opinion of any of them may be received and acted on by the court or by a judge at chambers in the investigation of the title to an estate, or in the settlement of a draft, conveyance, mortgage, etc. Daniell, Ch. Pr. 1046. By the judicature act of 1873 (section 77) they were transferred to the supreme court. CONVICIA SI IRASCARIS TUA DIVULgas; spreta exolescunt. It you be moved to anger by insults, you publish them; if despised, they are forgotten. 3 Inst. 198.