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THE GAZETTE

OF THE

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Vol. XVIII., No. 10]

April, 1925.

C

FOR

CIRCULATION

AMONGST MEMBERS

Council Meetings.

llth March.

Twenty-five Members present.

Land Commission.

A deputation was appointed to interview

Mr. Justice Wylie in reference to procedure

under the Land Act, 1923.

Examinations.

A report from the Court of Examiners in

reference to subjects for Examinations in

1926 was dealt with.

25th March.

Nineteen Members present.

Affidavits in District Courts.

The question of the persons before whom

affidavits for use in District Courts may be

sworn in Northern Ireland and out of Ireland,

was referred for consideration to the Circuit

and District Courts Committee.

Preliminary Examination.

The Council appointed Mr. William E.

O'Reilly, Solicitor, to examine

in Irish at

the Preliminary Examination.

Adjournment.

The Council adjourned until Wednesday,

22nd April.

Obituary.

MR. EDWARD J. SMYTH, Solicitor, died

upon the 8th March, 1925, at The Farm,

Monkstown, County Dublin.

Mr. Smyth was admitted in Easter Term,

1868, and practised at 2 Clare Street up to

1881, when he retired.

MR.

JAMES WHITESIDE

DANE, D.L.,

Solicitor, died upon the 9th March, 1925, at

Colwyn Bay.

......

Mr. Dane was admitted in Trinity Sittings,

1878, and practised at Enniskillen up to J889,

when he was appointed Clerk of the Crown

and Peace for County Kildare, from which

office he retired in 1921.

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MR. HENRY A. MACAULAY, Solicitor, died

upon the 10th March, 1925, at his residence,

Strandmore, Portrush.

Mr. Macaulay was admitted in Trinity

Term, 1870, and practised at Coleraine.