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"I submit to your lordship that my learned friend is putting a leading question," said Vodrey, K.C.

But he must have conformed to convention in this matter in the past, for how otherwise could he now be an Eminent K.C.?

Sampson, K.C., had nevertheless got as far as "Will your lordship allow us?"

On leaving Oxford he went to the bar, and as early as 1890 became a K.C.

Not only is he, perhaps, the most celebrated K.C. in England, but his special hobby is criminology!