CALLS TO THE BAR.

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19813, 28 December 1929, Page 17

CALLS TO THE BAR.

MICHAELMAS TERM. TWO NEW ZEALAND MEN. j {Tf>* - r3 c ' r " '.OMISPOSDJKr.. j IX)NDON, November 21. ; Jfovember lFtk as Call Day of the i J|,ch*elma& Tor-a. Among these called to the Bar at the Inns or Court were Mr £• P^ l '- 1 ' H'""'!*! 1 - 8.A.. Tnnitv Hall, Cntnhr-dy. s<-n of .Mr H. P. F. BluiKieJ'. Wellington: and Mr X. M. B.A.. Trinity H:tii. Cambridge. *7nd Wanzanui. .Mr Blundell v.-as a »taderft at Gray's Inn and Mr Izard T os a student or the Inner Temple. Of the 114 new barrister-. 67 are itsdents from lands other than England, and fivp or th<*m nre women, j fhe fO':nt-ri;-5 represented include I France. Germany, India, Canada. A us- i tralia, Palestine, China. Japan. Banna. Federated Malay States, amti Hanritiu.-. Of th«> wonivji. two are sisters, the Mi«ses F. Henurirk and Kathc-r----in« M. Hcndrick, who belong to Now York. Each is a B.A. of Oxford. The uther three women are Doris Tempest. 8.A.. NWnhani College (Historical Tripos. ;)un< I. and 11. i, Kathleen B. Anderson, M.A (N'ewnham College). and Dorothy H. Lever. LL.B. (Vir-toria Cniversity of Manchester ). Among, the men railed are Paid Leonardo de La-zlo, son of Mr Philip 4e LaAzlo. the portrait painter. of Hampstead : Thomas George Talbot, n ion of Sir George Talbot. a jud.2o of the High Court ■. and Maurice Arthur Liddell, whose rather. Sir Frederick Lidded, is counsel to the Speaker of the U<ju3»; of Commons.