Law List

An annual English publication of a quasi official character, comprising various statistics of interest in connection with the legal profession. It includes (among other information) the following matters: A list of judges, queen's counsel, and Serjeants at law; the judges of the county courts; benchers of the inns of court; barristers, in alphabetical order; the names of counsel practicing in the several circuits of England and Wales; London attorneys; county attorneys; officers of the courts of chancery and common law; the magistrates and law officers of the city of London; the metropolitan magistrates and police; recorders; county court of RcecB and circuits; lord lieutenants and sheriffs; colonial judges and officers; public notaries. Mozley & W.

An annual publication of a quasl-offlclal character In England, comprising various statistics of interest in connection with the legal profession. The current law list is prima facie evidence that the persons therein named as solicitors or certified conveyancers are such. 23 & 24 Viet. c. 127.

An annual English publication of a quasi official character, comprising various statistics of interest in connection with the legal profession. It includes (among other information) the following matters: A list of judges, queen's counsel, and serjeants at law; the judges of the county courts; benchers of the inns of court; barristers, in alphabetical older; the names of counsel practicing in the several circuits of England and Wales; London attorneys ; country attorneys; officers of the courts of chancery and common law; the magistrates and law officers of the city of London; the metropolitan magistrates and police; recorders; county court officers and circuits; lord lieutenants and sheriffs ; colonial judges and officers; public notaries. Mozley & Whitley.

Defined under Law in Black's Law Dictionary.

An annual English publication of a gitast official character, comprising various statistics of interest in connection with the legal profession. It includes (among otijer information) the following matters: A list of judges, queen’s counsel, and serjeants at law; the judges of the county courts; benchers of the inns of court; barristers, in alphabetical order; the names of counsel practicing in the several circuits of England and Wales; London attorneys; country attorneys; officers of the courts of chancery l and common law; the magistrates and law officers of the city of London; the metropolitan iuagistrates and police; recorders; county court officers and circuits; lord Heutenants and sheriffs; colonial judges and officers; publie notaries. Mozley & Whitley.