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An Irish lawyer had client of his own country, who was sailor. During his absence at sea, his wife had married again, and he resolved to prosecute her: coming to advise with his counsellor, he was told that he must have witnesses prove that he was alive when his wife married again. "Arrah, by my shoul, that will be impossibe'' said the other or my ship mates are all gone to sea again upon long voyage, and will not return ths twelvemonth. '-"Oh! then,'' answered inc lawyer 'tbere can be nothing done in it; and what pity 1t $, that such brave cause should be lost now. only bse,use you cannot prove yourseli to bs sIlye!''