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JANUARY, 1938

• FOR CIRCULATION . AMONGST MEMBERS

SOLICITORS' ANNUAL CERTIFICATES. Members are reminded that Annual Cer– tificates for the year ending 5th January, 1939, should be taken out and the duties paid thereon, before 6th February, 1938.

the Minister the decision of the two Judges ; that two Judges should sit simultaneously in each Appeal town. The Minister further stated that he had the views of the Council contained in our letter of 18th November, 1935, conveyed to both the Chief Justice and the President of the High Court. The Council decided that the Minister be informed in reply, that the Council adhered to the view on this matter already expressed, and would again return to the subject after the first Circuit of the High Court had been completed. General Meeting. A Special Committee of the Council was appointed to consider the resolution passed at the General Meeting of the Society held on the 26th November. Extra-ordinary Members. The names of the following were sub– mitted as those to act as Extra-ordinary Members of Council for the ensuing twelve months : , ... . .-.;,, INCORPORATED LAW SOCIETY,,, OF NORTHERN IRELAND':" Thomas - M. Heron, William C. Gage, George Murnaghan,-John W. Pinkerton, and James C. Taylor. SOUTHERN LAW ASSOCIATION : Barry M- O'Meara, Timothy A.. Buckley, John F. Foley, John J. Horgan and John J. Stanton.

MEETINGS OF THE COUNCIL. .

2nd December. Twenty-eight members present.

Election of President and Viee-Presidents. The Council elected Mr. Thomas W. Delany to be President of the Society, and Mr. Henry St. J. Blake and Mr. Patrick F. O'Reilly to be Vice-Presidents for the ensuing twelve months. * 16th December. Twenty-four members present. High Court on Circuit. A letter was read from the Minister for Justice in reply to a letter in which the Council had affirmed the opinion of the Council expressed in a letter of 18th November, 1935, to the Minister that not more than one Judge of the High Court on Circuit should sit at the same time in any Appeal town. The Minister, in reply stated; 'that the matter was one for the determination of the Chief Justice, and the President of the High Court, and that the Chief Justice had intimated to