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Intro by Master Adrienne Page, Master of the Garden For last year’s Middle Templar, I interviewed the Inn’s Assistant Gardener, Fiona Packe, to mark her first full year working in our gardens under Head Gardener, Kate Jenrick....
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The Middle Temple has a long and distinguished history of welcoming lawyers from the Indian subcontinent. The earliest such lawyers include several individuals who went on to distinguished political careers as founding members...
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George Treby’s notebooks in the Middle Temple Library, Cases in the King’s Bench, 1678-1672, are a treasure trove for legal scholars and historians. The two manuscript volumes of proceedings in the King’s Bench (including some...
Read MoreThe principle of open justice – that justice is not only done but also seen to be done – is a cornerstone of the common law. It ensures transparency, public confidence and accountability within the justice system. However, in...
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Reader’s Feast | Certainty in the Law: certainty generally is an illusion, and repose is not the destiny of man (O.W Holmes) This is a transcript of Master Jonathan Mance’s Reading at Reader’s Feast on Wednesday 19 February...
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