The _Inland Trade_ of _England_ consists either in Husbandry, Manufactures, or Buying and Selling, the last of which is of least Advantage to the Nation, and rather to be allowed for Conveniency then encouraged, whereby one Man lives on the Profits he makes by another without any Improvement to the Publick, Peoples Occasions requiring Commodities to be Retailed to them by such small parcels as would fit their Necessities, they were willing to give a profit to him who bought them in greater. And as this way of _Trade_ came more in use, so the first Buyer not only sold his Commodities to the Consumer at home, but also dispersed them amongst those who were seated in the Country at a distance in order to supply the Inhabitants there, who allowed them a profit on what they bought; this begat the Ingrosing of Commodities, and thence came in skill and cunning to foresee their Rise and Falls according to their Consumption and prospect of supply; hence came the vitiating our Manufactures, every one endeavouring to under buy that he might under sell his Neighbour; which way of living being found in time to have less of Labour and more of Profit than Husbandry and Manufactures, was the occasion so many fell into it. From these Bargains Differences arising encreased another sort of People which were thought useful, whose business was either by their Wisdoms to persuade, or by their Knowledge in the Laws to force the unjust Person to do right to his fellow Trader, an Honourable imployment at first, and is still so in those who keep to the strict Rules of its Institution, which Differencies being to be Decided in the _Courts_ of _Justice_ (at first setled in _Westminster-Hall_, and afterwards for the Subjects ease carried into the _Country_ by Itinerent _Judges_) these _Orators_ were desired by the Complainants to present their Suites to the King in those _Courts_, to be heard and determined by his _Judges_, and to set forth the Case of the _Plantiff_, and Produce Evidence to prove the Truth thereof against the _Defendant_, who also appeared by another to make his Defence. But as Suites increased, it was thought necessary to confine all to one Method of Proceeding, which was called _The Practice of the Court_, therefore another sort of People called _Attorneys_ were appointed to observe that Mechanical part of the _Law_, and see that all was Regularly and Formally managed; hence arose _Sollicitors_, who were to attend both, as well to represent the Matter rightly to the _Orator_ or _Council_, as to see the _Attorney_ fit things for a hearing, and also to Reward them for their pains, so that this Produced another way of living seperate from Husbandry and Manufactures: And as Trade increased so _Courts_ of _Justice_ were Appointed in several great _Towns_ and _Cities_, which being of different Natures, Multitudes of People gave Attendance, expecting to get livelihoods by them.