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The New Hampshire Gazette
Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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John Gardiner, Esq., formerly of Boston, was admitted as a barrister at London's Inner Temple on June 11, despite being a year short of the usual requirement; he is the first Bostonian to attain this honor.
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A Paragraph in a London Print of June 11, Says,
"On Thursday last, John Gardiner, Esq., late of Boston in New-England, was by the Hon. the Benchers of the Inner-Temple, called and admitted to the degree of Barrister or Counsellor at law, though one year short of the usual standing which entitles a person to such degree, and on Monday was sworn in at the bench of the said Society, and yesterday took the oaths at Westminster Hall. We hear he is the first gentleman from Boston that ever attained to that honour."
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London
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Thursday Last (Per London Print Of June 11)
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admitted to the degree of barrister or counsellor at law; first gentleman from boston to attain this honour.
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John Gardiner, late of Boston in New-England, was called and admitted to the degree of Barrister by the Benchers of the Inner-Temple, one year short of usual standing; sworn in on Monday at the Society's bench and took oaths yesterday at Westminster Hall.