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THE GAZETTE

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Vol. XXI, No. 4.]

AUGUST, 1927.

FOR CIRCULATION

. AMONGST MEMBERS

Meetings of the Council.

7th July.

Twenty-one Members present.

Circuit Courts.

The necessity of legislation with the object

of renewing the power of the Minister for

Justice

to

appoint

temporary

assistant

Circuit Judges was further considered, and a

resolution was passed requesting the Minister

for Justice to have a measure passed at an

early date for the purpose.

15th July.

Thirteen Members present.

Special Meeting.

The following resolution was proposed by

the President, seconded by Mr. F. Fottrell,

Vice-President, and passed unanimously :—

" The President, Vice-Presidents and

Council of the Incorporated Law Society

of Ireland desire to express their horror at

the foul murder of Mr. Kevin O'Higgins,

who so ably filled the important offices of

Vice-President of the Executive Council,

Minister

for Justice and Minister

for

External Affairs.

" The Council record their deep sense of

the loss which the Government of the Irish

Free State has sustained through his death.

" The Council held in admiration his

statesmanlike qualities

and his great

administrative abilities.

" The Council desire to convey to the

widow,

family

and

relatives

of Mr.

O'Higgins

sincere

sympathy

in

their

bereavement, and to the President and

other members of the Executive Council

respectful sympathy in the loss of

eminent colleague."

an

28th July.

Nineteen Members present.

The Governor-General.

A reply was read from the Governor-

General thanking the Council for their letter

of sympathy with him in his bereavement

through the death of Mrs. Healy.

The late Mr. Kevin C. O'Higgins.

A reply was read from the President of the

Executive Council thanking the Council for

their expression of sympathy on the death of

Mr. Kevin C. O'Higgins, Vice-President,

Minister for Justice and Minister for External

Affairs.

Circuit Courts.

A

letter in reply was read from the

Secretary of the Department for Justice,

acknowledging the resolution of the Council

requesting the passage of a measure at an

early date,

renewing

the power of

the

Minister for Justice to appoint temporary

assistant Circuit Judges, and stating that the

matter will receive consideration.

The Bill for the purpose has since been

introduced by the President of the Executive

Council.