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The Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland
[April, 1942
MR. WILLIAM D. SAINSBURY, Solicitor,
died on 17th March, 1942, at his residence,
10 Vergemount Park, Clonskeagh, Dublin.
Mr. Sainsbury served his apprenticeship to
the late Mr. R. J. K. St. George, Dublin, was
admitted in Michaelmas Sittings, 1895, and
practised at 4 St. Andrew Street, Dublin,
under the style of Sainsbury & Co. up to
the year 1939, when he retired.
MR. DANIEL J. MCGRATH, Solicitor, died
on 18th March, 1942, in Chicago, U.S.A.
Mr. McGrath served his apprenticeship to
the late Mr. John J. McDonald, Dublin, was
admitted in Trinity Sittings, 1910, and prac
tised in Dublin and Callan. He was Consul
in New York in 1921-22 and was Consul in
Chicago since 1933.
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MR. ROBERT H. MORRIS, Solicitor, died at
his residence, 20 Belgrave Road, Rathmines,
Dublin, on 27th March, 1942.
Mr. Morris was admitted in Hilary Sittings,
1884, and practised at 30 Westland Row,
Dublin.
APPOINTMENT.
Mr. Daniel P. O'Connor, Solicitor, Naas,
Co. Kildare, has been appointed State
Solicitor for the County Kildare in place of
Mr. Ronald Brown, Solicitor, who has
resigned.
The appointment
takes effect
as on and from the 1st April, 1942.
LAW SOCIETY CENTENARY ANNUITY
FUND.
The total amount received up to 25th
February, 1942,
including Bank Interest,
and The Incorporated Law Society's opening
contribution of
two hundred guineas,
is
£1,387 6s. lid.
The total number of subscribers to 25th
February, 1942, is now 251.
Subscriptions have been received from the
following since the publication of the list in
the Gazette of January last.
Glass, C. M.
Kirwan, Valentine, E.
Robinson, Archibald.
JUNE EXAMINATIONS, 1942.
An Intermediate Examination will be held
on Tuesday, 2nd June. Notice of intention
to attend to be lodged before 12th May.
First and Second Irish Examinations will
be held on Friday and Saturday, the 5th and
6th days of June. Notice of intention to
attend to be lodged before 15th May.
CALENDAR, 1942.
The Calendar of the Society for 1942 can
be obtained in the Secretary's Office, price
five shillings; by post, five shillings and
sixpence.
CHARITABLE BEQUESTS.
The following is a copy of a letter dated
2nd April, 1942, received from the Com
missioners of Charitable Donations and
Bequests for Ireland.
" The Secretary,
Incorporated Law Society,
Four Courts, Dublin.
Dear Sir,
I am to inform you that my Board at their
last meeting considered the question of the
high cost of publication of Notices of charit
able bequests in Newspapers and they made
the following Order, a copy of which they
directed me to send to you :—
" that in every case in which the total
" amount of the charitable devises and
" bequests contained in a will does not
" exceed £500, the Commissioners will, in
" the future, having regard to the high cost
" of publication, be prepared
to give
" favourable consideration to any applica-
" tion that may be made on behalf of the
" Executor or Administrator, as the case
" may be, to be exempted, either wholly
"or partially,
from
the obligation
to
" publish the Statutory Notice."
Yours faithful^,
(signed) D. Smith,
Secretary
ALL Communications connected with THE GAZETTE
(other than advertisements) should be addressed to
the Secretary of the Society, Solicitors' Buildings,
Four Courts, Dublin, N.W.8.