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Thomas Hughes, 1880. Artist: Lock & Whitfield
Thomas Hughes, 1880. The author of Tom Browns School Days, first published in 1856. In 1861 he went on to publish Tom Brown at Oxford

Thomas Clifford, 1st Baron Clifford of Chudleigh, English statesman and politician, (1828). Artist: J Thomson
Thomas Clifford, 1st Baron Clifford of Chudleigh, English statesman and politician, (1828). Clifford (1630-1673) was a barrister, MP for Totnes, and Lord High Treasurer to King Charles II

Feodor Plevako, Russian lawyer, c1890s-c1900s(?). Found in the collection of the State Museum of History, Moscow

Edward Carson, Irish-born British politician and jurist, 1898. The Leader of the Irish Unionists, Carson (1854-1935) opposed Home Rule for Ireland. Cartoon from Punch. (London, 9 July 1898)

His First!, 1885. Following Irish campaigns of violence, security at public buildings was tight and, in this cartoon, a suspicious policeman questions a barrister carrying his brief

Revised-and Corrected, 1868. Artist: John Tenniel
Revised-and Corrected, 1868. During the General Election of 1868, the question of the enfranchisement of women came to fore

Reversing the Proverb, 1864. Artist: John Tenniel
Reversing the Proverb, 1864. The Oyster where it ought to be, And Shell and Shell the Lawyers Fee. Here, the plaintiff whose case is settled is walking away with the oyster

Sir Edward and Lady Carson on their wedding day
Sir Edward Carson (1854-1935), Irish barrister, judge and unionist politician, seen here on his wedding day with his bride, formerly Miss Ruby Frewen. They married at Charlton Musgrove, Somerset

Wigs
The store room for Wigs that have been made for Judges at Ede Ravenscroft in London

Augustine Birrell, 1850 -1933. English politician, barrister, academic and author. He was Chief Secretary for Ireland from 1907 to 1916

John Sparrow, 1615-1670. English barrister best known as a translator

Sir Edward Coke, 1552 - 1634. British barrister, judge and politician. From the 1813 edition of The Heads of Illustrious Persons of Great Britain, Engraved by Mr. Houbraken and Mr

Sir William Horne, 1774 - 1860. British barrister and Liberal politician. From The Martyrs of Tolpuddle, published 1934

Edwin Berkeley Portman, 1830 -1921. English barrister and Liberal politician. From The Martyrs of Tolpuddle, published 1934

The Likeness In Court. My Lord Being Prayed To Bid My Learned Friend Lay Aside His Wig, And Giving No Very Gracious Consent, The Likeness Became Much More Remarkable

Hardinge Stanley Giffard, 1St Earl Of Halsbury, 1823-1921. English Barrister, Politician, Government Minister And Three Times Lord Chancellor Of Great Britain. From The Strand Magazine, Published 1896

Sir David Lionel Goldsmid-Stern-Salomons, 2Nd Baronet, 1851

Edward Henry Carson, Baron Carson, 1854 - 1935, Aka Sir Edward Carson Or Lord Carson. Irish Barrister, Judge And Politician

William Philip Schreiner, 1857 To 1919. Barrister, Politician, Statesman And Prime Minister Of The Cape Colony During The Second Boer War

Sir Edward Clarke Qc 1841 To 1931. British Barrister And Politician Who Represented Oscar Wilde In His Disastrous Prosecution Of The Marquess Of Queensberry For Libel

Barrister. 19Th Century Reproduction Of Woodcut In GuyotAśS 1490 Edition Of Danse Macabre
Barrister.19Th Century Reproduction Of Woodcut In GuyotAśS 1490 Edition Of Danse Macabre

Doctor Gruel, October 3, 1771. Creator: Matthew Darly
Doctor Gruel, October 3, 1771

Counsellor, 1808. 1808. Creator: Thomas Rowlandson
Counsellor, 1808

Mr. E. F. Knight, war correspondent of the Morning Post
Edward Frederick (E.F.) Knight (23 April 1852 3 July 1925), English barrister, soldier, journalist, and author of 20 books, many based on his dispatches as a war correspondent

Edward G. Hemmerde, Vanity Fair, Spy
EDWARD GEORGE HEMMERDE (1871-1948) English rower, barrister, playwright and politician. Liberal Party Member of Parliament for East Denbighshire

Charles Pelham Villiers, engraved by J. Cochran, from The National Portrait Gallery
KW285326 Charles Pelham Villiers, engraved by J. Cochran, from The National Portrait Gallery, Volume III, published c.1820 (litho) by Duval

Tom Titt / John Edward Redmond
John Edward Redmond. Irish nationalist politician, barrister, MP and leader of the Irish Parliamentary Party from 1900 to 1918. Ultimately failed to control the dissenting factions

Sir Jeffrey Gilbert, Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer
Sir Jeffrey Gilbert (1674-1726), English barrister, judge and author, Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer in Ireland and England from 1725 until his death. circa 1710s

Mr Augustine Birrell. Part of Box 104 Boswell Collection. Was an English politician, barrister, academic and author. He was Chief Secretary for Ireland from 1907 to 1916

Sir Edward George Clarke QC - British barrister and politician (18411931). Part of Box 63 Boswell collection. Celebrities of the day. Date: circa 1885

The Attorney. circa 1840

Caricature of Sir Hardinge Giffard and John Charles Day
Caricature of Sir Hardinge Stanley Giffard, 1st Earl of Halsbury (later Lord Chancellor, 1823-1921) and John Charles Frederick Sigismund Day QC (1826-1908). Seen here having a drink and a biscuit

Cheery Families - Mr Bounce the Barrister. 1890s

Cheery Families - Miss Bounce the Barristers Daughter. 1890s

Cheery Families - Master Bounce the Barristers Son. 1890s

Caricature of Montagu Williams, actor, playwright and lawyer
Caricature of Montagu Stephen Williams (1835-1892), English actor, playwright, barrister, magistrate and teacher. A commentary on a libel case between Henry Labouchere

Cheery Families - Mrs Bounce the Barristers Wife. 1890s

Thomas Gold
THOMAS GOLD Irish barrister. Date: CIRCA 1811

George Downing, Lawyer
GEORGE DOWNING Barrister-at-law, freemason. Date: 1712 - 1800

J F P Rawlinson / 1908
JOHN FREDERICK PEEL RAWLINSON Educated at Eton and Trinity College, Cambridge. Played football for England. Called to the bar in 1884. Date: 1860 - ?

Sir Francis Buller
SIR FRANCIS BULLER Brilliant British lawyer who became the youngest ever judge at 32. Best known for rule of thumb statement regarding beating ones wife with a rod. Date: 1746 - 1800

C. C. Hutchinson
C C HUTCHINSON Barrister -

HUGH KELLY barrister-at-law, author Date: 1739 - 1777

Montagu Williams
MONTAGU STEPHEN WILLIAMS Soldier and barrister Date: 1835 - 1892

John Humffreys Parry
JOHN HUMFFREYS PARRY Welsh barrister 1816 - 1880

Henry Bodkin Poland, British barrister, who worked at the Bar from 1851 to 1895. Date: circa 1886

John Locke, English barrister, author and politician
John Locke (1805 -1880), English barrister, author, and Liberal politician, MP for Southwark. Date: 1871

Sir Kelly / English Judge
SIR EDWARD FITZROY KELLY Barrister; subsequently, solicitor-general, attorney- general and lord chief baron Date: 1796 - 1880

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"Barristers: Masters of the Courtroom and Defenders of Justice" Step into the historic Middle Temple Hall in London, where countless barristers have been called to the Bar, marking their entry into a noble profession. The grandeur of this hall has witnessed the beginning of many legal careers, as aspiring lawyers take their first steps towards becoming esteemed advocates. In 1921, a significant milestone was reached when women were finally allowed to join the ranks of barristers. Breaking barriers and challenging societal norms, these trailblazing women paved the way for future generations to follow their passion for law. The image of a barrister in full swing is one that exudes confidence and expertise. With eloquence and precision, they navigate through complex legal arguments, leaving no stone unturned in pursuit of justice. Not even rain can dampen the spirits of these dedicated professionals. Rain-soaked streets become their stage as they march forward with determination, ready to face any challenge that comes their way. An enthusiastic lawyer embodies an unwavering commitment to defending clients' rights. Their fervor shines through as they tirelessly advocate for justice within courtrooms adorned with centuries-old traditions. Even beyond courtroom battles they can multifaceted individuals. A sporting lawyer featured in Vanity Fair showcases that these legal minds possess passions beyond law - proving that balance between work and play is essential for success. Wigs have long been synonymous with English lawyers since the 1800s - symbolizing tradition and authority within courtrooms across England. These iconic headpieces serve as a reminder of history's influence on contemporary legal practices. Amongst notable figures who have graced this profession stands Sir John George Shaw-Lefevre - his name etched in legal history forevermore due to his contributions towards shaping modern jurisprudence. Sir C Russell's portrait from Vanity Fair captures not only his distinguished appearance but also reflects how such images played a role in showcasing prominent barristers of the time, further elevating their status.