The Diary is glad to learn that the Bar is keeping hold of some of its more quaint traditions, despite the whirlwind of reform that threatens to overwhelm…
March 17, 2004 at 07:03 PM
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The Diary is glad to learn that the Bar is keeping hold of some of its more quaint traditions, despite the whirlwind of reform that threatens to overwhelm it.
“I’m the second junior on this case,” a young woman was overheard saying into her mobile the other day on a crowded commuter train.
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