Most Viewed
A Walking Stick
Erudite
An Honor To Tipperary
Welsh Wig-ging
White Teeth
An East Indian Chaplaincy
Idolatry
A New Sign
Witty Coward
Epigram
Least Viewed
Epigram
A Good Reason
A Bad Crop
Black And White
Extremes Meet
Walpoliana
A Nice Distinction
Confidence
Measure For Measure
Good Advice
Random Jests
Charles Duke Of Norfolk
Very True
A Clear Case
Nothing But Hebrew
Value Of Nothing
Unwelcome Agreement
An Accommodating Physician
The Scold's Vocabulary
A Bad Shot
Dr Johnson
|
Advice Gratis
Jests Home
ON the trial of a cause in the Court of Common Pleas, Mr. Serjeant
Vaughan having asked a witness a question rather of law than of
fact, Lord Chief Justice Eldon observed, Brother Vaughan, this is not
quite fair; you wish the witness to give you, for nothing, what you
would not give him under two guineas.
Next: Short Commons
Previous: Winning A Loss
Viewed 303
|
