John Mortimer

Rumpole again defends a member of the Timson clan on a charge of possession of stolen goo...

Rumpole defends a Pakistani doctor accused of molesting a female patient, meanwhile his c...

After a fight with his wife Hilda, Rumpole is forced to stay with the Erskine-Browns but ...

In this collection of stories, the beloved barrister must fend off the advances of a myst...

Horace Rumpole is back! Leo McKern reads from John Mortimer's second volume about the lif...

Our Horace Rumpole, the most traditional of traditionalists, defends a hippie-like school...

Rumpole defends Charles Hearthstoke against charges of keeping bawdy houses, in the form ...

Known as “The Bailey Hack” for his chain smoking, the irrepressible Rumpole i...

Rumpole takes on a divorce case. He represents a Mrs. Thripp who accuses her husband of u...

Rumpole must now defend a young member of the Timson family, an extended clan of petty th...

London's Sunday Times said Rumpole was “worthy to join the great gallery of English...

While Rumpole defends a union activist accused of manslaughter, Hilda creates her own uni...

Horace Rumpole is back, but this one time he relates his witty tale as he now takes a tur...

“It's just no good. He can't fight it. He tells the police he's guilty. The bloody ...

Rumpole unenthusiastically accompanies Hilda and her cousin to a very fashionable restaur...