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JUNE, 1936]

The Gazette ol the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.

11

MEETING OF THE COUNCIL.

14th May.

Twenty-four members present.

Dublin Circuit and District Courts Bar

Association.

A letter was read from the Honorary

Secretary of the Association requesting, by

direction of his committee, the permission of

the Council to hold the meetings of the

Association in the Law Society's premises.

The Council granted the request.

Government Legal Appointments.

A letter was read from the Honorary

Secretaries of a standing committee

(on

legislation affecting women) of the National

Council of Women

in

Ireland, drawing

attention to a Government notice inviting

applications from Barristers and Solicitors

for. the position of legal assistant in the

office of the Commissioners of Charitable

Donations and Bequests, for which position

preferential status as to salary is prescribed

by the notice to be given to a man. The

letter invited the Council to express its

disapproval of this distinction between men

and women. The Council directed a reply

expressing its disapproval of any preferential

status as to salary being given to a man in

this appointment.

OBITUARY

MR.

ERNEST

REGINALD

McC.

Dix,

Solicitor, died on the 2nd May, 1936, at his

residence, Coolevin, Rathfarnham, Dublin.

Mr. Dix served his apprenticeship with his

father, the late Mr. Henry T. Dix, Dublin ;

was admitted in Easter Sittings, 1879, and

practised as a member of the firm of Henry

T. Dix & Sons, at 24 Clare Street, Dublin.

MR. PAUL A. BROWN, Solicitor, died on the

3rd May, 1936, at Dublin.

Mr. Brown was

admitted

in Trinity

Sittings, 1882, and practised at Carlow up

to 1934, when he retired.

MR. EDWARD COOKSEY, Solicitor, died on

the 3rd May, 1936, at his residence, 13

Shrewsbury Gardens, Belfast.

Mr. Cooksey served his apprenticeship with

the late Mr. Albert J. Lewis, Belfast; was

admitted

in Easter Sittings,

1904,

and

practised at 59 Royal Avenue, Belfast.

MR. GRAHAM A. GOOLD, Solicitor, died on

the 3rd May, 1936.

Mr. Goold was admitted in Trinity Sittings,

1884, and practised at 50 Grand Parade,

Cork.

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Mr. James A. Henderson, Solicitor, died

on the 6th May, 1936, at Dundrum, County

Dublin.

Mr. Henderson was admitted in Michaelmas

Sittings, 1887, and practised at 43 Dame

Street, Dublin.

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MR. JAMES MULCAIR, Solicitor, died on the

10th May, 1936.

Mr. Mulcair was

admitted

in Hilary

Sittings, 1882, and practised at Loughrea,

Co. Galway.

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MR. HERBERT MALLEY, Solicitor, died on

the llth May, 1936, at Dublin.

Mr. Malley was admitted in Michaelmas

Sittings, 1881, and practised at 32 Nassau

Street, Dublin.

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NEW MEMBERS.

The following have joined the Society :

John G. J. Colman, 12 Lower Ormond

Quay, Dublin.

Andrew A. Donnelly, Navan.

Hubert E. M. W. Flanagan, 29 Molesworth

Street, Dublin.

Raymond A. French, 32 Nassau Street,

Dublin.

Christopher J. Gore-Grimes, 6 Cavendish

Row, Dublin.

Dominick H. Kcarns, Portumna.

Martin Kelly, Kilkenny.

Raymond G. Kenny, 24 Eustace Street,

Dublin.

Thomas M. A. Lynch, Ennis.

William B. Montgomery, 17 Suffolk Street,

Dublin.

Dermot McGillycuddy, 30 Kildare Street,

Dublin.

Dermot G. O'Donovan, 13 William Street,

Limerick.

Miss Maire O'Xeill,

71 Middle Abbey

Street, Dublin.

INTERMEDIATE AND FINAL

EXAMINATIONS, 1937.

The list of books recommended to be read

for these examinations can be obtained in

the Secretary's office.