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Vol. XV., No. 8.]
February, 1922.
.P.- 'FOR CIRCULATION
-LA'MONGST MEMBERS.
Meetings of the Council.
2nd January.
Special Meeting.
TWenty-fonr Members present.
The following resolution was adopted, and
copies directed to be sent to Mr. de Valera,
Mr. A. Griffith and Mr. E. J. Duggan :—
" We, the Council of the Incorporated
Law Society of Ireland, recognising the
injury done to the material well-being of
the community by public uncertainty
and consequent disquietude, do hereby
express
an
earnest hope
that
the
deliberations of the Irish Representatives
may result in a decision bringing peace
to our country, so that without delay the
work of construction may begin, and
every citizen be free to take his part in
building up the prosperity of the country
on which the true interests of the legal
profession must always be based."
25th January.
Twenty-six Members present.
Provisional Government.
A resolution was passed expressing the
congratulations of the Council to Messrs.
Duggan, Hogan and O'Higgins on
their
inclusion in the Cabinet of the Provisional
Government.
Death of Mr Quarry.
A resolution was passed expressing the
regret of the Council at the death of their
colleague, Mr. George H. Quarry, of Belfast,
and conveying to Mrs. Quarry the sympathy
of the Council in her bereavement.
Examinations.
The report of the Court of Examiners on
the results of the Preliminary and ~"
Examinations was adopted.
Final
Appointments.
Mr. Edmund J. Duggan, Solicitor, of 66
Dame Street, Dublin, has been appointed
Minister of Home Affairs in the Provisional
Government.
Mr. Patrick Hogan, Solicitor, of Loughrea,
Co. Galway, has been appointed Minister of
Agriculture in the Provisional Government.
Mr. Kevin O'Higgins, who has served his
apprenticeship with a view to becoming a
Solicitor, has been appointed Minister of
Economics in the Provisional Government.
Obituary.
MR. GEORGE H. QUARRY, Solicitor, died
upon the 12th January, 1922, at his residence,
Spafield, Holywood, Co. Down. He served
his apprenticeship with the late Mr. William
Johns, Belfast ;
was admitted in Hilary
Sittings, 1885, and practised at 2 Garfield