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THE GAZETT
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Vol. XI, No. 10.]
April, 1913.
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LAMONGST MEMBERS.
Meetings of the Council.
March.
The Late Mr. John Redmond, M.P.
The following resolution was passed, and a
copy directed to be sent to Mrs. Redmond :—
"The Council have heard with profound regret
of the death of Mr. John Redmond, M.P.,
and desire to place on record their sense of
the great loss the country has sustained
through his untimely death at this crisis
in the history of Ireland and the- Empire.
The Council desire
to convey to Mrs.
Redmond and to the members of his family
their sincere sympathy with them in their
bereavement."
Mortgaging of Purchased Holdings.
A letter in reply was read from the Irish
Land Commission on the subject of Section
54 (3) of the Irish Land Act, 1903, relative
to the mortgaging of purchased holdings.
The correspondence will be found in this
GAZETTE.
National Board of Education Inquiries.
A report was submitted from the Privileges
Committee in reference to instructions issued
by the National Board of Education to their
Inspectors, directing that Solicitors for parties
appearing at inquiries held by Inspectors
should put
their questions
to witnesses
through the Inspector.
It was resolved to
write to the Board requesting that Solicitors
should be at liberty to directly examine
witnesses as at other inquiries.
Solicitors' Remuneration.
The President informed the Council that
he had attended, on 2/th February,
a
meeting; of the rule recommending authority
under the Supreme Court of Judicature Act
(of which he is a member), when the applica
tion of the Council for a General Order
authorising an increase of charges during the
war was considered, and after discussion he
was requested to have a statement prepared
showing each class of costs, and the amount
of increase in each class, for which the Council
seeks General Orders, such statement to be
considered at a further meeting to be sum
moned for the purpose.
A statement such as that requested, since
prepared by the Costs Committee, was now
submitted and adopted by the Council, and
directed to be sent to the Lord Chancellor's
Secretary.
Examinations,
Applications by
three Law Clerks
for
modified Preliminary Examinations under
Section 18 were considered.
Two of the
applicants
applied
for
examination
as
modified by Minute of 12th May, 1892, and
it was decided not to oppose either of these
two applications.
In
the third case
the