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DECEMBER, 1913] The Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.

November.

Mr. R. S. Reeves.

The following resolution was adopted, and

a copy directed to be sent to Mr. Reeves :—

" The Council desire to place on record

their grateful appreciation of the valuable

services rendered to the Society and to the

profession by Mr. Richard S. Reeves for

the past thirty-seven years as a member of

the Council, during two of which years,

1887-88 and 1899-00, he filled the office of

President of the Society.

The Council

tender to Mr. Reeves their sincere good

wishes and their earnest hope for his better

health."

Extra-Ordinary Members.

A letter was read from the Northern Law

Society submitting the names of the following

members of that Society to be extra-ordinary

members of Council :—Mr. C. W. Black,

Mr. Joseph Alien, Mr. M. J. Burke, Mr. J. D.

Coates, and Mr. J. C. White.

A letter was read from the Southern Law

Association submitting the names of the

following members of that Association to be

extra-ordinary members of the Council:—

Mr. W. G. Lane, Mr. B. C. Galvin, Mr.

Frederick Hall, Mr. A. H. Julian, and Mr.

W. B. Ronan.

The ten members nominated were declared

duly elected

as

the

ten extra-ordinary

members of the Council for the year ending

26th November, 1914.

Bar Council.

A letter from the Bar Council was read,

enclosing a copy of -the following resolution

passed by that Council on the 13th November.

1913:-

" It shall be a rule of the profession that

" no Barrister shaU habitually practise in

" any Court of which his father or any near

" relative is the Judge."

Long Vacation.

A report was submitted from the Special

Committee upon the subject of curtailment

of the Long Vacation. Before dealing further

with the matter, a conference with the Bar

Council was considered desirable, and the

following resolution was adopted :—

" This Council is of opinion that the

" duration of the Long Vacation should be

" curtailed, and that representatives of the

" Bar Council be invited to confer with

" representatives of this Council on the

" subject."

County Courts (Ireland) Bill.

A report was submitted from the County

Courts Committee, in which it was stated

that the Committee, on the 25th inst., had a

conference with a Committee consisting of

four County Court Judges, at which the

suggestions made by

the County Court

Judges for amending the County Courts

(Ireland) Bill, and the additional clauses

suggested by the County Court Judges were

discussed. The amendments suggested and

new clauses which were considered by both

parties to be desirable were agreed to, and

the remaining amendments and clauses were

withdrawn by the County Court Judges.

The Council referred the matter back to the

County Courts Committee to have the Bill

amended in the manner agreed upon.

Council Meetings.

MEETINGS of the Council will be held upon

the following dates :—

January 14th and 28th.

February llth and 25th.

Committee Meetings.

THE following Committee Meetings were held

during November :—

Land Act, 4th.

Privileges, 5th.

Gazette, 12th.

Costs, 18th.

Special (Long Vacation), 19th.

County Courts, 24th.