Meanings of english barrister in English

He dresses and talks and acts exactly like an ordinary English barrister.

In such proceedings, if counsel were needed, English barristers were generally employed.

The English barrister received no formal academic training at all.

Her father, an English barrister, was moody & had fits of temper which frightened her.

The English barrister lay with his rifle ready.

I too am an English barrister, though with an Irish wife, born and raised in Limerick.

Michael Mansfield QC is an English barrister and the author of Memoirs of a Radical Lawyer

Harold Mainwaring bowed silently, and Mr. Sutherland, turning towards the English barrister, exclaimed, This explains everything!

Colonel John Willis, an English barrister.

This is Mr. Reginald Brett, an English barrister, and one who keenly sympathizes with the reform movement in Turkey.

Shirley was an English barrister who had come to Massachusetts in 1731 to practise his profession and seek his fortune.

An English barrister, famous for his successes in the assize courts, has well set forth the line of action to be followed:-

He talks admiringly of Clarence Darrow, the leading early-20th-century American lawyer, and Darrow's near contemporary Sir Edward Marshall Hall, the formidable English barrister.

It is hard to believe that an English barrister, and not a Texas ranch-man, described Boston as a town where respectability stalked unchecked.

At the annual conference of the International Bar Association in Dublin yesterday, leading English barrister Michael Mansfield said panels should also be established internationally.

Like his solicitor counterparts, the young English barrister learned to play follow-the-leader, and to obey the dictates of precedent, because there was no practical alternative.