SERJEANTS. The Barristers called to the degree of a Serjeant at Law, during the period comprised in this and the preceding volumes, were:— Sir ROBERT GIFFORD, Knt. on his promotion to the office of Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas. Motto on his rings,"Secundus Laboribus." WILLIAM ALEXANDER, Esq. on his promotion to the office of Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer. Motto,-"Secundis Laboribus." JOSEPH LITTLEDALE, Esq. on his promotion to the Bench. Motto, "Regni regnoque fidelis." WILLIAM ST. JULIAN ARABIN, Esq. Motto,-“Regni regnoque fidelis. THOMAS WILDE, Esq. Motto,-"Regni regnoque fidelis." STEPHEN GASELEE, Esq. on his promotion to the Bench of the Common Pleas. Motto,-" Bonis legibus judiciis gravibus." ROBERT SPANKIE, Esq. Motto,-"Bonis legibus, judiciis gravibus." JOHN ADAMS, Esq. Motto,-" Bonis legibus, judiciis gravibus." ERRATA. VOL. II. p. 313. Dele the marginal note to Rex v. Apethorpe, and read:- "Where a pauper hired himself, and served for a year in the parish of A., and just before the expiration of the year, hired himself to the same master from Old Michaelmas to New Michaelmas succeeding, and after serving six months, under the latter hiring in the same parish, went with his master into the parish of B., and there served out the remainder of the second hiring, sleeping there the last forty nights :-Held, that he did not acquire a settlement by hiring and service in the latter parish, under the stat. 3 & 4 W. & M. c. 11." Ante p. 304, line 12, from top, dele "Court of Great." |