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APRIL, 1911]
The Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland,
213
Solicitors' Apprentices' Debating Society.
MEETINGS during Easter Sittings, at eight
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April 24th.—Legal Debate.—" That the case
of
Hulton (E) and Co. v. Jones
(1909),
A. C. 20, was wrongly decided."
May 1st.—Debate.—" That the writings of
George Bernard Shaw are ephemeral."
May 8th.—Impromptu Speeches.
May 15th.—Debate.—" That the Hunger for
Amusement
is
the bane of Modern
times."
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