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NOVEMBER, 1921]
The Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.
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7. The party making the application shall
leave four copies of the Notice of Motion
with the Registrar of the High Court oi
Appeal for Ireland two days at latest before
the day mentioned in the notice for hearing
the application.
8. The High Court of Appeal for Ireland
shall sit in Dublin for hearing such applica
tions.
9. The costs of such applications shall be
taxed by the Taxing Master of the Court to
which the proceeding is transferred.
APPENDIX A.
HIGH COURT OF APPEAL FOR IRELAND.
In the matter (here state the title of the
proceeding).
And in the matter of the Government of
Ireland Act,
1920.
Seventh Schedule,
Part III. 7 (3).
Solicitors' Golfing Society.
A stroke competition was held at Hermitage
Golf Club, on Thursday, 29th September.
Thirty-six members took out cards. Mr.
W. T. Sheridan, with a nett score of 80, was
the winner; Mr, R. Sirnnions and Mr. J.
Sheil, with 81 each, tying for second place.
Mr. E. W. Mooney won the prize for best
gross score with 87.
fe* In the .afternoon a foursome sweepstakes
was played, and was won by Messrs. Seales
and Sheil, 2 down ;
Messrs. J. A. Denning
and J.' Moore being*second, with 4 down.
Solicitors in Ireland, 1607-1921.
This book, written by Mr. Charles Gamble,
President of the Incorporated Law Society
of
Ireland, and which has been
issued
recently, contains an interesting account of
the Solicitors' profession in Ireland over a
period of
three centuries, and deals
in
particular with
the work done by
the
Incorporated Law Society of Ireland since
its* formation.
The price of the book is
three shillings and sixpence, by post three
shillings^ and tenpence.
It can be had from
Messrs. - Hodges
and Figgis,
21 Nassau
Street, Dublin, or from any bookseller.
Examination Results.
At the Preliminary Examination, held on
6th and 7th October, the following passed
he
examination,
and
then: names
are
arranged in order of merit:—
1.
John Ryan.
2. Christopher McGonagle.
3. Kathleen E. S. Donaghy.
4.
John D. Fitzgerald.
5. Henry C. Thompson.
6. Dermod Clinch.
7.
Joseph M. V. M. McCabe.
8. William H. J. Smith.
9. Henry H. Barry.
Alexander W. Hughes. \
, „
John D. T. Rooney.
/ equai.j
12.
John S. MacNeice.
13.
Charles J. Robinson.
Denis J. Bergin, Joseph Brazil, Dorothea
M. Browne, and Edmund A. Corr passed the
modified Preliminary Examination, for which
they had liberty to present themselves.
Twenty-two
candidates
attended:
16
passed ; 6 were postponed.
PRELIMINARY EXAMINATIONS AWARDS,
1921.
The Council awarded a Special Certificate
to John Ryan.
FINAL EXAMINATION.
At the Final Examination, held on 10th
llth and 12th October, the following passed
the
examination,
and
their names
are
arranged in order of merit:—
1. Christopher T. F. Russell, B.A.,
N.U.I.
2.
John Gillespie.
3.
John B. McCann.
4. Rupert H. Giltrap.
5. Richard C. Keohane, B.A., N.U.I.
6.
James F. Fitzpatrick.
7. Michael Hearty.
8.
Patrick J. Gallery.
9.
Patrick J. McCrystal.
10. George McDonnell, B.A., N.U.I.
11. Michael J. Spears.
The Council awarded a Gold
Medal to
Christopher T. F. Russell, B.A., N.KU. ;
a
Silver Medal to John Gillespie, and a Special
Certificate to John B. McCann.
Fifteen candidates attended :
11 passed ;
4 were|postponed.