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The Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.
[FEB., 1909
examination, and their names are arranged
in order of merit:—
Alfred E. Walker.
Thomas J. Dowdall.
John Johnson.
Patrick C. Markey.
William H. Girvin.
Patrick J. Kerley.
The Court of Examiners have awarded a
Special Certificate to Alfred E. Walker.
Twenty-one candidates attended; six passed;
fifteen were postponed.
Candidate No. 8 will not be permitted to
again present himself for final examination
until January, 1910.
March Intermediate Examination.
The Intermediate Examination for appren
tices will be held upon Monday, the ist day
of March, at twelve o'clock noon. Notices to
be lodged on or before isth February.
Legal Appointments.
*
MR. Michael D'Alton, Solicitor, of 70 MidclK-
Abbey Street, Dublin, has been appointed
Registrar to His Honour Judge Barry, County
Court Judge of Counties Carlow, Kildare,
Wexford, and Wicklow, in room of the late
Mr. Henry A. Coffey, Solicitor.
Mr. Edward Joseph Mallins, Solicitor, of 7
Anglesea Street, Dublin, has been appointed
Registrar to His Honour Judge Drummond,
County Court Judge of Counties Cavan and
Leitrim,
in
room of Mr. F. E. Kennedy,
Solicitor, resigned.
Mr. Justice Andrews has appointed Mr.
Hugh J. Jones, Solicitor, Waterford,
to be
District Probate
Registrar
at Waterford,
in room of Mr. Vesey C. Nash, Solicitor,
resigned. Mr. Jones was admitted a Solicitor
in Michaelmas Sittings, 1899, and practise's in
Waterford.
Mr.
Justice Johnson has appointed Mr.
Vesey C. Nash, Solicitor, to be Marshal of the
Court of Admiralty in room of Mr. Owen L.
Wynne, resigned. Mr. Nash was admitted a
Solicitor in Trinity Sittings, 1889, and prac
tised
in Cork until last October, when he
was appointed District Probate Registrar in
Waterford.
Obituary.
MR. Henry A. Coffey, Solicitor, died on the
nth January, 1909, at Dublin. Mr. Coffey,
who served his apprenticeship with the late
Mr. Robert O. Longfield, formerly of 62 Upper
Sackville Street, Dublin, and latterly of 25
Clare Street, Dublin, was admitted in Hilary
Sittings, 1880, and practised at 16 Talbot
Street, Dublin.
Mr. William H. Nason, Solicitor, died on
the I7th January, 1909, at Dublin. Mr. Nason,
who served his apprenticeship with the late
Mr. James Lane, of 33 North Great George's
Street, Dublin, and Cork, was admitted in
Trinity Term, 1874, and practised formerly at
Midleton, Co. Cork, and subsequently at 17
Grantham Street, Dublin.
Mr. Anthony Nolan, Solicitor, died on the
3oth January, 1909, at his residence, South
Hill House, Nenagli. Mr. Nolan, who served
his apprenticeship with the late Mr. Louis G.
O'Neill, of Sandford Park, Dublin, was ad
mitted in Michaelmas Term, 1862, and prac
tised in Nenagh until 1907, when he retired.
Prior to his retiring he practised in part
nership with Mr. John H. Dudley, who carries
on the business under the style of Nolan and
Dudley.
New Solicitors.
ADMISSIONS DURING JANUARY, 1909.
Name.
Baker, Conyers,
Campbell, Bernard,
Crawford, Samuel "
Sweeney, Frank,
Whyte, J. Campbell.
Served apprenticeship to
Walter Nokn, Clonmel,
•
and G. H. Sargint, Cahir,
Co. Tipperary.
Joseph Donnelly, Belfast.
j
Hellyer, Francis C. Joynt, Dublin.
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James E. O'Donnell, Lon
donderry.
F. G. Dickson, London-
. derry.
Irish Land Act, 1903.
THE
following farther correspondence has
passed between the Council and the Chief
Secretary for Ireland :—
" The Incorporated Law Society of Ireland,
"Solicitors' Buildings, Four Courts.
"Dublin,
i
^th January,
1909.
" Sir—Referring to my letter to you of the
i4th ultimo, enclosing memorandum on the
subject of the percentage payable under the