lawyeress

While forms such as "authoress" and "lawyeress" sound ridiculous -- I don't see why we should shun altogether nouns that indicate gender.

Sense & Sensuality 2009

This produced words like ‘doctress’ and ‘professoress,’ and even ‘lawyeress,’ all of which have fallen out of use; though waitress, stewardess, and actress are in contemporary use for some speakers.

Sense & Sensuality 2009

"You are a truly hospitable lawyeress, J. Elfreda," lauded Kathleen

Grace Harlowe's Golden Summer Jessie Graham [pseud.] Flower

"I can see that you are making fun of a poor defenseless lawyeress," retorted Elfreda good-humoredly.

Grace Harlowe's Golden Summer Jessie Graham [pseud.] Flower

"You mean lawyeress, according to the Dean vocabulary," reminded Arline

Grace Harlowe's Golden Summer Jessie Graham [pseud.] Flower

"We only decided that you were a distinguished lawyeress."

Grace Harlowe's Golden Summer Jessie Graham [pseud.] Flower

I shall begin by referring to my friend, Miss J. Elfreda Briggs, the distinguished lawyeress.

Grace Harlowe's Problem Jessie Graham [pseud.] Flower

The prince sat down in the front of the box, opposite Mme. Derline, and while looking at that lawyeress he was thinking.

Parisian Points of View Ludovic Halevy 1871

And yet he had intended to go to the Palmers and preside at the deification of his lawyeress.

Parisian Points of View Ludovic Halevy 1871