my learned friend

I do not speak without the book, any more than my learned friend.

I refer my learned friends to comment made at 9.26 am.

"No, she is the woman companion of my learned friend."

Following the example of my learned friends I will read only two of them.

As my learned friend has pointed out, she was never there!"

"But you told my learned friend that it was brand - new."

My learned friend has referred you to many books.

In court, barristers refer to each other as "my learned friend".

I am surprised at it, even after the extraordinary speech of my learned friend."

Would you be so good as to remain for my learned friend to speak with you."

I have no further questions, but you must wait to see if my learned friend wants to ask you anything.'

"Come, now, my learned friend, what makes you hesitate?"

"I will save my learned friend a question and ask you: Do you intend to divorce your husband?"

I think, with respect, my learned friend is allowing himself to run away with facts that are not there.

What I think my learned friend is saying, though, is that you may have to choose a husband quite soon-in a year or two, even.

In spite of what my learned friend has implied, there are many other facts in this case.

I now speak for my learned friend when I say that he will expert that.

"My client welcomes any evidence that my learned friend would care to bring.

No more listening to endless turgid speeches from my learned friends for the prosecution.

But we have the original cards here as my learned friend will correct me if I'm I'm wrong.

My learned friend seems intent on a fishing expedition.'

"I know," I answered, glad to be able to show myself superior to my learned friend in one humble instance.

'Can my learned friend please tell us how these two particular notes were discovered and by whom?'

My Lord certainly that's my proposition unless my learned friend has any objection on that.

"Your lordship" was the conventional term of address to the three judges, and fellow lawyers were invariably "my learned friend."