The 1st of January 2019 saw the release of an exciting new Middle Temple podcast – the Pupillage Podcast - hosted by Middle Temple members Beatrice Collier and Georgina Wolfe (both of 5 Essex Court).
Each of the episodes is focused on a different aspect of the pupillage process, from creating your CV and joining an Inn, to acquiring advocacy experience and doing pro bono work; from how to approach mini-pupillages, to applications and interviews.
Exploring the long and winding history of Readers and readings at the Middle Temple, from the dull to the debauched, and looking at the disruptions of the Civil War, the first female Reader and an unexpected royal visit.
| Librarian | Renae Satterley |
| Deputy Librarian | Harpreet Dhillon |
| Assistant Librarian | Beth Flerlage |
| Assistant Librarian | Emma Manktelow |
| Assistant Librarian | Lauren Cummings |
| Library Administrator | Marie Nash |
| Library Assistant | Amy Kellet |
| Library Assistant | Kate Robinson |
We recommend the following free online database training videos, which will provide you with an introduction to the major databases we subscribe to in the Library:
Please refer to the options below if you are seeking guidance about the Library or alternatively get in touch via the contact details provided.
The Library subscribes to the major UK legal databases such as Lexis+ and Westlaw, some specialist databases such as E.I.N., and two American legal databases, HeinOnline and Westlaw US.
The full list of both subscription and free databases is available on the E-Library page.
We also provide an updated list of useful legal links, which is available on the Links for Lawyers page.
We have a small but growing collection of digitised books. Currently these consist of rare books which are unique to our collection.
These books are available to download below and are provided under the Creative Commons licence.
These books can be viewed via our page on Archive.org, as well as some additional material from our collections.
For further information and to purchase, please contact: 020 7427 4820 or email merchandise@middletemple.org.uk
Tracing the Inn's relationship with the United States, looking at the role played by Middle Templars in colonising America and then fighting for (and against) its independence, twentieth century expressions of friendship and hospitality, and the first female Honorary Bencher.
