Previous Page  53 / 70 Next Page
Information
Show Menu
Previous Page 53 / 70 Next Page
Page Background

FEBRUARY, 1920]

The Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.

25

Registration of Deeds.

A letter

in

reply was

read from the

Registrar of Deeds stating that the recent

increase of sales of lands and houses had

thrown a large amount of additional work

on his department, and that some delay of

registration must at times occur, although

!

additional officers,

transferred from other

-duties, are employed in the comparison of

deeds and memorials.

Obituary.

MR. GEORGE MC!LDOWIE, Solicitor, died

upon the 24th July, 1919, at Belfast.

Mr. Mclldowie served his apprenticeship

with the late Mr. John G. Shaw, Belfast, was

admitted

in Easter Sittings,

1883,

and

practised in partnership with his brother,

Mr. William Mclldowie, under the style of

Messrs. George Mclldowie and Sons, at 26

Cornmarket, Belfast.

MR. R. FREDERIC RINGWOOD, Solicitor,

died upon the 16th January, 1920, at 4

Hargrave Terrace, Terenure Road, Dublin.

Mr. Ringwood served his apprenticeship

with Mr. R. E. McLean, 23 Chichester Street,

Belfast, was admitted in Easter Sittings, 1894,

and practised at Belfast up to 1905, when

he retired.

MR. PATRICK J. GRANT, Solicitor, died

upon the 27th January, 1920, at London.

Mr. Grant served his apprenticeship with

the late Mr. James Goff, 1 Lower Ormond

Quay, Dublin, was admitted

in Hilary

Sittings, 1895, and practised formerly at

14 Dame Street, Dublin, and subsequently

at Carrickmacross, up tc 1910, when he

retired.

MR. BARTON G. BARTON, Solicitor, died

upon the 31st January, 1920, at his residence

Supermare, Killiney, County Dublin.

Mr. Barton served his apprenticeship with

Mr. Alexander C. Cameron, 6 Dawson Street,

Dublin, was admitted in Trinity Sittings,

1904, and practised as a member of the firm

of Messrs. Orpen and Sweeny, at 33 Anglesea

Street, Dublin.

Legal Appointments.

The Lord Chancellor has appointed Mr.

James Robinson, 119 Stephen's Green, W.,

to be the General Solicitor for Lunatics in

Ireland ; and Mr. Frank V. Gordon, 5 Clare

Street, to be the General Solicitor for Minors

in Ireland, in room of Sir Augustine F. Baker,

who has resigned the office, General Solicitor

for Minors and Lunatics in Ireland.

New Members.

The following joined the Society during

January :—

Percival H. Browne, 46 Kildare Street,

Dublin.

Maurice J. Woulfe, Abbeyfeale.

Commissioners to Administer Oaths.

The Lord Chancellor has appointed the

following Solicitors to be Commissioners to

administer Oaths:—

Robert H. Commins, 79 Dame Street,

Dublin.

v

Albert E. Davis, 21 St. Andrew Street,

Dublin.

War Memorial.

The work in connection with- the Bronze

Tablet

to be erected

in

the Solicitors'

Buildings to the memory of those Irish

Solicitors and Apprentices who gave their

lives in the war is being proceeded with by

Mr. Oliver Sheppard, R.H.A.

The following subscriptions received since

the publication of the list in the Society's

GAZETTE of last August are acknowledged :—

Half a guinea

from J. G. Reid.

One pound

each from F. C. D. Joynt and

W. H. Spence.

One guinea

each from :—J. S. Atkinson,

W. S. Barrett, W. J. Byrne, H. J. Concanon,

W. H. Corker, R. B. Falkiner, C. Friery,

H. M. P. Hare, A. S. Merrick, John McKee,

Arthur Julian, C. M. Porter, C. J. Reddy,

S. J. Seeds, L. C. P. Smith, W. B. Stanley,

J. J. Staunton, M. H. Turnbull, and E. D.

Wiley.