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THE GAZETTE
OF THE
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Vol. VI, No. 3.]
July, 1912.
T FOR CIRCULATION
L AMONGST MEMBERS.
Meetings of the Council.
June 5th.
The Right Hon. R. E. Meredith.
THE following resolution was passed, and it
was ordered that a copy be sent to the Right
Hon. R. E. Meredith :—
Resolved :—The Council of the Incor
porated Law Society of Ireland desire to
record their deep regret at the retirement
from the Bench of the Right Hon. Richard
E. Meredith, late Master of the Rolls, and
to
express
their
admiration
of
the
impartiality, dignity and learning with
which he administered justice, and their
appreciation of the unvarying courtesy
extended by him to the members of the
Solicitors' Profession.
Professor of Equity, Real Property Law, and
Conveyancing.
The Council elected Mr. Henry Pelham
Mayne, B.A., T.C.D., Solicitor, to be Professor
of Equity, Real Property, Law and Con
veyancing, in room of Mr. T. G. Ouirke,
B.A., R.U.I., Solicitor, whose term of office
is about to expire.
Land Commission.
It was resolved to draw attention to the
insufficiency of
the staff
in
the Record
Department of the Land Commission, and
also to suggest greater expedition in the
sending out of Certificates of tithe rents,
quit rents, and Board of Works charges.
Preliminary Examination.
A memorial from a Law Clerk seeking a
modified. Preliminary examination under
Section 18 was submitted, and it was resolved
that same be not opposed.
June I2lh.
The Right Hon. R. E. Meredith.
A letter, in reply, was read from the Right
Hon. R. E. Meredith, thanking the Council
for their resolution passed on his retirement
from the office of Master of the Rolls.
Mr. Henry F. Berry, I.S.O.
A letter having been written to Mr. Henry
F. Berry, late Assistant Deputy Keeper of
the Records, expressing to him the good
wishes of the Council on his retirement, and
the appreciation of the Council of his un
varying courtesy to the profession, a reply
was
read
from Mr. Berry thanking
the
Council.
Half-Yearly Meeting of the Society.
A letter was read from the Under Secretary
for Ireland acknowledging the receipt of the
resolution passed at the Half-Yearly GeneraJ
Meeting of the Society held in May.
Examinations.
The Report of the Court of Examiners,
giving the results of the May Preliminary
and Final Examinations, was submitted and
adopted. The results appear in this GAZETTE.
Chancery Practice.
It was resolved that it be referred to the
Court and Officers' Committee to prepare a
report showing the differences in the practices