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THE GAZETTE

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Vol. XXII, No. 5.]

NOVEMBER, 1928.

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FOR CIRCULATION

AMONGST MEMBERS

BALLOT FOR COUNCIL.

The Ballot for election of Council will be

held on Wednesday, 21st November, from

eleven to one o'clock, in the Secretary'sOffice,

45 Kildare Street, Dublin. Voting papers

should reach the Secretary not later than one

o'clock on the 21st November.

HALF-YEARLY GENERAL MEETING.

The Half-yearly General Meeting of the

Society will be held at two o'clock, p.m., on

Monday, 26th November, in the Offices of

the Society, 45 Kildare Street, Dublin.

MEETINGS OF THE COUNCIL.

4th October.

Twenty-six Members present.

Provisional Orders.

A letter was read from a member drawing

attention to the want of Circuit Court Rules

regulating procedure for appeals against

Provisional Orders, under the Local Govern

ment Act, 1925.

It was ordered that the

attention of the Minister for Justice be drawn

to this matter.

High Court Judgments.

The President informed the Council that,

as requested by the Council, he had attended

with representatives of the Banks' Standing

Committee, the Chamber of Commerce, and

the Dublin Mercantile Association, on a

deputation to the Minister for Justice, to

request him

to

introduce

legislation

to

validate High Court judgments affected by

the decision in case of " Stokes

v.

Wilkie,"

and that the Minister had promised to give

the matter careful consideration.

25th October.

Nineteen Members present.

Legal Practitioners (Qualification) Bill, 1928.

A report from the Court of Examiners on

this Bill, introduced in the Dail by a private

member, was considered, and it was resolved

that a Special Meeting of the Council be

held on the 1st November, to further con

sider the Bill; the Court of Examiners in

the meantime to prepare a further report.

Annual Report.

The draft Annual Report of the Council

was submitted and adopted.

OBITUARY.

MR. WILLIAM

JARDINE, Solicitor, died

recently at Melbourne, Australia.

Mr. Jardine served his apprenticeship with

the late Mr. Hans McMordie, Belfast; was

admitted in Trinity Sittings, 1883, and

practised at Belfast and Dromore up to 1890,

when he went to Australia.

MR. HUNT W. HARDMAN, Solicitor, died

upon

the 3rd September,

1928, at his

residence, 10 Waltham Terrace, Blackrock,

Co. Dublin.

Mr. Hardman served his apprenticeship

with his father, the late Mr. Townley W.

Hardman, Dublin ; was admitted in Trinity

Term, 1875, and practised in partnership

with the late Mr. Win. B. Hardman and

Mr. Cyril H. Hardman, under the style of

T. W. Hardman & Sons, at 14 Molesworth

Street, Dublin.