1832. J. Gurney | _Justo secerne iniquum._ J. T. Coleridge | T. Denman _Lex omnibus una._ 1834. J. Williams _Tutela legum._ 1837. T. Coltman _Jus suum cuique._ 1838-9. T. Erskine _Judicium parium._ 1839. W. H. Maule _Suum cuique._ R. M. Rolfe _Suaviter fortiter._ 1840. J. Manning | J. Halcomb | W. F. Channell | _Honor nomenque manebunt._ W. Shee | D. C. Wrangham | W. Glover _Regina et lege gaudet serviens._ S. Gaselee _Nec temere nec timide._ 1842. J. V. Thompson ? F. S. Murphy _Incidere Ludum._ H. G. Jones _Bene Volens._ A. S. Dowling _Onus allexit._ 1843. N. R. Clarke _Sapiens qui assiduus._ J. B. Byles _Metuis secundus._ 1844. E. Bellasis | J. A. Kinglake | _Paribus legibus._ C. C. Jones | W. Erle _Tenax justitiæ._ 1845. T. J. Platt _Labor et fides._ R. Allen _Hic per tot casus._ E. S. Bain _A Deo et Regina._ C. Wilkins _Non quo sed quomodo._ 1847. E. N. Williams _Legum servi ut libere._ 1848. A. Wallinger _Quid quandoque deceat._ 1850. S. Martin _Labore._ R. Miller _Honeste niti._ N.B. The subsequent titles of those of the above learned Serjeants who have received promotion are omitted for brevity sake. J. B. COLMAN. Eye. MR. FOSS is, I believe, mistaken in supposing that all the serjeants called at the same time have the same motto. That is the usual practice, but it has not been invariably observed. Sir John Walter, Sir Henry Yelverton, and Sir Thomas Trevor, were all called on the same day (May 10, 1 Car. I.). Sir John Walter and Sir Thomas Trevor gave the same motto on their rings, and Sir Henry Yelverton gave rings with a different motto. There are other instances of the like kind; that above referred to I take from the only old law-book I have now at hand (Croke's _Reports_). C. H. COOPER. Cambridge. The following is probably the case referred to at p. 92. It is contained in 1 _Modern Reports_, case 30.: