So with Solomon, Fons turbatus, et vena corrupta, est justus cadens in causa sua
coram adversario.
Ideo, domni,
coram stryga demonstrata, crimine patente, intentione criminis existente, in nornine sanctoe ecclesioe Nostroe- Domince Parisiensis quoe est in saisina habendi omnimodam altam et bassam justitiam in illa hac intemerata Civitatis insula, tenore proesentium declaremus nos requirere, primo, aliquamdam pecuniariam indemnitatem; secundo, amendationem honorabilem ante portalium maximum Nostroe-Dominoe, ecclesioe cathedralis; tertio, sententiani in virtute cujus ista styrga cum sua capella, seu in trivio vulgariter dicto
Some years ago this country house, Yoxley Old Place, was taken by an elderly man, who gave the name of Professor Coram.
Professor Coram was still in bed, for when the weather is bad he seldom rises before midday.
I will not trouble you with any lengthy cross-examination, Professor Coram, since I gather that you were in bed at the time of the crime, and could know nothing about it.
I was told that, at the time of the Great
Coram Street murder, it was promptly concluded by our street that Biggs's boy (for that period) was at the bottom of it, and had he not been able, in reply to the severe cross-examination to which he was subjected by No.
Long afterwards one of these daughters wrote, "Almost the first time I can remember my parents was at home in Great
Coram Street on one occasion, when my mother took me upon her back, as she had a way of doing, and after hesitating for a moment at the door, carried me into a little ground floor room where some one sat bending over a desk.
Pancras, and a young baker's boy made sarcastic comments upon his appearance, the youthful patrician pulled off his dandy jacket with great spirit, and giving it in charge to the friend who accompanied him (Master Todd, of Great Coram Street, Russell Square, son of the junior partner of the house of Osborne and Co.
This young Todd, of Coram Street, Russell Square, was Master George's great friend and admirer.
drove the Todds out in her carriage now and then; when they were ill, her footman, in large plush smalls and waistcoat, brought jellies and delicacies from Russell Square to Coram Street.
I did not, of course, tear my hair
coram populo over my loss, and she took it for lordly indifference.
The name of Beadle being out of the question, and the originator of the Institution for these poor foundlings having been a blessed creature of the name of
Coram, we gave that name to Pet's little maid.
