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The Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.

JUNE, 1924

Obituary.

MR. JOHN McCAY, Solicitor, died upon the

3rd May, 1924, at his residence Kilrail,

Castlederg.

Mr. McCay was admitted in Hilary Term,

1871, and practised at Strabane.

MR. EDWARD B. MAGUIRE, Solicitor, died

upon the 3rd May, 1924, at Dublin.

Mr. Maguire served his apprenticeship

with Mr. Frank P. J. Maguire, Clones, was

admitted in Trinity Sittings,

1917, and

practised at 10 Chancery Place, Dublin.

MR. STEVENSON F. B. MARTIN Solicitor,

died upon the 3rd May, 1924, at his residence,

Dundrum House, Dundrum, Co. Down.

Mr. Martin served his apprenticeship with

the late Mr. John A. French, 7 Stephen's

Green Dublin, was admitted

in Trinity

Sittings, 1896, and practised at Downpatrick

up to the year 1905 when he retired.

MR. THOMAS TIGHE MECREDY, Solicitor,

died upon the 20th May, 1924, at Monte

Vista, Dalkey.

Mr. Mecredy served his apprenticeship

with the late Mr. William Gibson, Solicitor,

was admitted in Trinity Term, 1851, and

practised

in partnership with Sir James

McG. Mecredy (under the style of Messrs.

T. T. Mecredy & Sons), at 91 Merrion Square,

Dublin, up to 1917, when he retired.

MR.

EDWARD A. BEYTAGH,

Solicitor,

died upon the 25th May, 1924, at London.

Mr. Beytagh was admitted in Trinity

Term, 1876, and practised at Kanturk up to

the year 1916, when he retired.

MR. ALAN

J. CONAN,

Solicitor,

died

recently at Oren, Nigeria.

Mr. Conan served his apprenticeship with

Mr. Henry B. O'Hanlon, 73 Dame Street,

Dublin, and was admitted in Trinity Sittings,

1920.

MR. JOHN CONDON, Solicitor, died upon

the 31st May, 1924, at Cork.

Mr. Condon was admitted

in Trinity

Sittings, 1881, and practised at Newcastle

West.

The Courts of Justice Act, 1924.

By Order made by the Executive Council

dated the 4th June, 1924, it was ordered

that the 5th June, 1924, be fixed

and

appointed as the day on which the Courts

of Justice Act, 1924, shall come into operation

for the purposes of (a) Sections 1, 2, and 3 of

the Act, (b) Part I of the Act, and (b) Part

IV (except such provisions thereof as relate

only to the Circuit Court, or the District

Court) of the Act.

By a further Order made by the Executive

Council and dated llth June, 1924, it was

ordered the llth June, 1924, be fixed and

appointed as the day on which the Act shall

come into operation in Dublin City and

County, being the Circuit mentioned at No. 1

in the Act, for the purpose of Pyrt II. of the

Act, and the purpose of Part IV. of the Act,

so far as it relates to the Circuit Court.

Copies of the Act can be obtained from

Messrs. Eason and Son, 40 Lower O'Connell

Street, Dublin, price one shilling ;

by post,

one shilling and one penny halfpenny.

Rules of Court Committees. Courts of

Justice Act, 1924.

The President of

the Incorporated Law

Society of Ireland is a member of the Rules

Committee for High Court and Supreme

Court Rules under Section 36 of the Act.

The Council of

the Incorporated Law

Society have selected Mr. W. Gordon Brad–

ley, Solicitor, Dublin, and Mr. John J.

Horgan, Solicitor, Cork, to be members of

the Rules Committee for the Circuit Court

under Section 65 of the Act.

The President of the Incorporated Law

Society of Irelandhasnominated, with the con–

currence of the Council,Mr. Edward H. Burne,

Solicitor, Dublin, and Mr. James S. Gaffney,

Solicitor, Limerick, to be members of the

Rules Committee for

the District Court

under Section 90 of the Act.

ALL communications connected with THE

GAZETTE (other than advertisements) should

be addressed to the Secretary of the Society,

33 Molesworth Street, Dublin.