EDWARD ABBOTT PARRY
AUTHOR OF “DOROTHY OSBORNE’S LETTERS,” “JUDGMENTS IN VACATION,”
“THE SCARLET HERRING,” “KATAWAMPUS: ITS TREATMENT
AND CURE,” “BUTTER SCOTIA,” ETC.
LONDON
SMITH, ELDER & CO., 15, WATERLOO PLACE
1912
[All rights reserved]
To
My Partner, Comrade and Wife
This Volume is dedicated
CONTENTS
| CHAP. | PAGE | |
| I. | FAREWELL MANCHESTER | [1] |
| II. | HOME | [10] |
| III. | STUDENT DAYS | [32] |
| IV. | CALLED TO THE BAR | [49] |
| V. | EARLY MEMORIES OF MANCHESTER | [65] |
| VI. | QUARTER SESSIONS | [84] |
| VII. | THE SENTENCE OF DEATH | [105] |
| VIII. | JUDGES OF YESTERDAY | [125] |
| IX. | FIRST BRIEFS | [147] |
| X. | ALARUMS AND EXCURSIONS | [163] |
| XI. | THE COMPLEAT CITIZEN | [179] |
| XII. | THAT REMINDS ME | [199] |
| XIII. | THE PEARK | [219] |
| XIV. | OVERTIME | [238] |
| XV. | PHARISEES AND PUBLICANS | [257] |
| XVI. | THE MANCHESTER STAGE | [278] |
| XVII. | QUOTATIONS FROM QUAY STREET | [293] |
| XVIII. | DEALING IN FUTURES | [311] |
| INDEX | [317] | |
NOTE
The origin of these reminiscences was the appearance of some papers I contributed to the “Manchester Daily Dispatch” in January of this year. These met with considerable favour, and many readers seemed to think that their story was worthy of being set down in a more permanent fashion. It was to meet this suggestion that I have largely added to and re-written the original essays and published them in book form.
EDWARD A. PARRY.
Sevenoaks,
September, 1912.