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NOVEMBER, 1922]
The Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.
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Appointments.
The
following
Solicitors
have
been
appointed by the Provisional Government
to be District Justices :—
Mr. Louis J. Walsh, of Maghera, at
Letterkenny, for District No. 1.
Mr. J. Crotty, of Wexford, at Donegal, for
District No. 2.
Mr. John J. Molloy, of Birr, at Carrick-
on-Shannon, for District No. 4.
Mr. George P. Cussen, of Dublin, at Dublin,
for District No. 11.
Mr. John Forde, of Dundalk, at Oughterard,
for District No. 12.
Mr. Dermot F. Gleeson, of Nenagh, at
Ennis, for District No. 16.
Mr. Bartholomew J. Goff, of Dublin, at
Kilkenny, for District No. 18.
Registrations of Judgments, etc.
Messrs. Stubbs' Year Books and Gazette
Indexes for six years, 1917-22,
inclusive,
which contain an index of information for
six years, 1916-21,
inclusive, relating to
Bankruptcies,
Deeds
of
Arrangement,
Petitions for Arrangement, Bills of Sale, and
Judgments in Ireland, are among the books
which can be obtained by members from the
Secretary's Office, 33 Molesworth Street.
Solicitors' Golfing Society.
The above Society held their Autumn
Competition at Portmarnock, on Thursday,
the 28th Sept. There were forty-eight com
petitors, of whom Mr. Plunkett Kenney was
the best with a nett score of 78 ;
Master
Denning and Mr. Tracy tieing for second
place with a score of 80.
Mr. D. Sullivan won the prize for best
gross with 85, and Mr. Chidley won the prize
for the best 9 holes with 36|.
In the afternoon foursome sweepstakes
were played. Mr. James Moore and Master
Denning were returned the winners, with
Messrs. McArevey and Porter second.
Solicitors' Bill (Northern Ireland).
The above Bill, which has passed the House
of Commons and the Senate of Northern
Ireland, confers upon the Incorporated Law
Society of Northern Ireland the powers and
duties
in Northern
Ireland which
the
Incorporated Law Society of Ireland hitherto
possessed and discharged under the Solicitors
(Ireland) Act, 1898, for the whole of Ireland.
Those apprentices serving at present to
Solicitors
in Northern Ireland who were
apprentices on the first day of October, 1921,
can continue their lectures and pass their
examinations under the Incorporated Law
Society of Ireland.
Examinations Results.
At the Preliminary Examination, held on
the 5th and 6th October, the following passed
the
examination,
and
their names
are
arranged in order of merit:—
1.
Thomas C. Williams.
2.
James J. Hickey.
3.
James A. Rice,
4.
Joseph Murray.
5.
Joseph O'Dwyer.
6. Mark F. Conroy.
Edward A. Margetson passed the modified
Preliminary Examination, for which he had
liberty to present himself.
Nine candidates attended :
7 passed ;
2
were postponed.
PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION PRIZES,
1922.
A Silver Medal was awarded to John H.
Bergin.
At the Intermediate Examination, held
upon the 10th October, the following passed
the examination, and their names are classed
and arranged in order of merit:—
CLASS I.
1. Robert Erskine.
2.
John S. O'Connor.
3.
Laurence Kirwan.
4. Michael J. Alien.
5.
Frank Thornton.
6. Denis J. Bergin.
7. Charles S. Quinlan.