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The Gazette of the. Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.
[NOVEMBER, 1919
To inquire into the duties, method of
appointment, .salaries and allowances of
the Clerks of the Crown and Peace as Local
Registering Authorities, to report whether
the present system of registration could be
improved by greater centralization without
additional expense, and to advise what
salaries and allowances should be paid to
the Clerks of the Crown and Peace as Local
Registering Authorities, assuming
(a)
that
the work of registration continues as at
present ;
(b)
that greater centralization is
effected.
To advise whether consolidated salaries
and allowances should be paid to them to
cover their duties both as Clerks of the
Crown and Peace and as Local Registering
Authorities.
Mr. J. G. Breakey (Crown and Hanaper
Office) is Secretary to the Committee. The
first sitting of the Committee is fixed to take
place on 18th November.
Ministry of Labour.
APPOINTMENTS DEPARTMENT.
The Council have
received
from
the
Ministry of Labour, Appointments Depart
ment, St. Ermin's Hotel, Westminster, a
letter requesting the circulation amongst the
members of this Society of an appeal from
the Minister of Labour to employers
in
support of the employment of ex-service men.
A copy of this appeal is issued with this
GAZETTE, and
the Council commend
its
consideration to the members of the Society.
Examination Results.
At the Intermediate Examination, held
upon 6th October, the following passed the
examination, and their names are classed
and placed in order of merit:—
CLASS I.
1. John J. O'Donnell.
2. John McGrath.
3. John Dorman.
.4. Henry J. A. Quinn.
5. James J. F. Lawlor.
CLASS II.
1. Eric C. Doogan.
2. William P. Stevens.
3. Patrick Ryan.
4. Lancelot I. N. Lloyd-Blood.
5. Austin Donnelly.
Thirteen candidates attended
3 were postponed.
10 passed
At
the Preliminary Examination, held
upon the 2nd and 3rd October, the following
passed the examination, and their names^are
arranged in order of merit :—
1. Cornelius Healy.
2. Williarp T. Roe.
3. John R. Lawson.
James Malseed
5. John W. Gorman.
6. Richard B. Falkiner, jun.
7. John A. Lavan.
equal.
George W. Knight and John M. Salmon
passed the modified Preliminary Examina
tion, for which they had liberty to present
themselves.
Thirteen candidates attended :
9 passed ;
4 were postponed.
At the Final Examination, held upon 7th,
8th and 9th October, the following passed
the examination,
and
their names
arranged in order of merit :—
are
1. Bernard B. Hoy.
2. William T. Clare.
3. John J. Bolger, B.A., N.U.I.
4. John A. Murphy.
5. William T. McMenamin.,
6. David D: MacDonald.
7. Sydney Exshaw.
8. Cecil P. Moore, B.A., N.D.I.
9. Joseph H. Dixon.
10. Percival H. Browne, B.A., T.C.D.
11. Philip J. O'Sullivan.
12. Reginald A. Sainsbury.
13. Edward T. Ryan.
14. Kevin Walsh.
15. JphnJ. Kavanagh.