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.johes upon io,sysrs.-The English pa- pers state that certain member of the bar, remarkable for his red face and irritable temperament, goes by the appropriate name of the "red precipitate." A better joke than this however has been committed at the expense of one of the gentlemen of the long robe remarkable fer his high sta- ture and at the same time racnnt counten- aHce. He has been christened !" Ihe long vocation.n Another in New Hamp- shire, whose complexion indicated more extensive practice at the bar of the Hotel than of the Court, was said by Judge V. to he very deep red lawyer.

 A Lawyer once pleaded with great abili- y the cause of his client for near an hour. When he had done, his antagonist, with supercs!ieus sheer, said, he did not under- stand word the other said Who neatly replied, I belieue so, sir, for soas speak ing low.'