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come. As -companies within the Control
of
Manufactures Act are entitled to the benefit of
the 5 per cent, rate, by reference to paragraph (
e)
o f sub-section (4) they are not affected. He also
said that almost all the companies concerned will
be private property holding companies which
normally have few shareholders, and infrequent
transfers of shares.
EXAMINATION RESULTS
A
t
the Intermediate Examination for apprentices
to Solicitors held on the 1st day of June, 1949, the
following passed the examination :—•
Passed with Merit
1. Michael Lucas and John S. Wilcock.
3.
Dermot F. Jones. 4. Francis E. A. Taylor. 5. Mary
C. C. O’Mahony. 6. Michael C. O’Driscoll. 7. T.
Finbarr O’Reilly. 8. Desmond E . M. Matthews.
9. Edward R. Rogers.
10. Donal G. Binchy.
11. Patrick J. Creagh. 12. Cahir F. Davitt. 13.
Patrick J. O’Driscoll (Jnr.) 14. James M. Cawley.
15. Joseph M. L. Dockery. 16. Daniel C. Brilley.
17. Michael Kenefick and Gerard J. Lyons. 19.
Patrick J. McCormack and James Marshall. 21.
Gerald J. M. Moloney. 22. Patrick E . Thornton.
23. MichaelD. Lambe. 24. Augustine I. Cunningham.
25. Charles P. Forde. 26. Timothy F. G. O’Toole.
Passed
Edward Joseph Barrett. Mary A. B. M. E.
Callery. Patrick Noel Downes. James McD. Kerr.
Kevin P. Loftus. Patrick O’R. Markey. Myles
C. Murphy.
Edward O’Carroll.
Patrick D.
O’Connor.
Helena B. A. O’Doherty.
Patrick
Hugh O’Doherty.
Brendan O. M. O’Reilly.
David R. Pigot. James J. Sheerin. Jasper R.
H. Swanton. Patrick L. Tracey. Brendan J. Wallace.
Fifty-two candidates entered, forty-three passed,
seven failed, two did not attend.
PROGRAMME
OF
LECTURES
1 9 4 9 - ’50
Course A
Common Law (including Personal Property,
Contracts and Torts), 42 lectures delivered as
follows :—
Michaelmas Sittings— 1 2 ; Plilary Sittings—2 1 ;
Easter Sittings—9 ; Minimum attendance for credit
is Michaelmas—9 ;
Hilary— 16 ;
Easter—7.
Lectures each Monday and Thursday at 2.15
o’clock, save where otherwise notified.
Course B
Equity and Real Property, 42 lectures delivered :
as follows :
Michaelmas Sittings— 12 ; Hilary Sittings—21 ;
Easter Sittings—9 ; Minimum attendance for credit
is Michaelmas—9 ; Hilary— 1 6 ; Easter—7. Lectures
each Tuesday and Friday at 2.15 o’clock, save
where otherwise notified.
Course C
Conveyancing (18 lectures, o f which at least
14 must be attended); General practice o f a soli
citor’s office (20 lectures, o f which at least 15
must be attended) and the rights, duties and
responsibilities o f solicitors (4 lectures, o f which
at least three must be attended).
Lectures will be delivered as follow s:—
Michaelmas Sittings— 12 ; Hilary Sittings—21 ;
Easter Sittings—9.
Lectures on Monday and
Wednesday at 3.30 o’clock, save where otherwise
notified.
For a selection o f recommended reading see
the published syllabus for the Intermediate and
Final Examinations. The Lecturer will not neces
sarily undertake to cover the entire field in each
subject or lecture out o f any particular text book.
He will advise the class as to its reading and will
assume that each student will have read on the
lines advised, in advance o f each lecture, on the
subject matter o f the lecture. The aim o f lectures
will be to guide students in their work and to
illustrate, explain and supplement their reading.
A written examination will be held at the end
o f each term’ s lectures.
Courses B. and C. may be attended in the same
year, but Course A. must be completed before
either Course B. or C. is commenced. An apprentice
who had on 1st October, 1948, already attended
and obtained credit for the Society’s Junior and
Senior Lectures is eligible for Course C. lectures,
but is not obliged to attend them. Every other
apprentice is obliged to take Courses A .,B . and C.
but will be allowed credit for lectures already
attended.
REGISTRY
Section A.
Wanted Assistant, with some experience country, to manage
Branch Office, Ballycastle, Co. Antrim. Articles given, if !
desired, to suitable applicant. Protestant. Apply, Greer
Hamilton & Gailey, Solicitors, Ballymoney, Co. Antrim.
Section C
T
h e
partnership hitherto carried on by
H
ugh
C.
M
c
G
ahon
,
Solicitor, and
P
eter
W
oods
,
Solicitor, under the title of
McGahon & Woods, Solicitors, 18 Francis Street, Dundalk,
is being dissolved as from the 1st July, 1949. Each partner
will henceforth carry on business on his own account, Mr.
Woods at 18 Francis Street, Dundalk, and at Carlingford,
Co. Louth ; and Mr. McGahon 14 Francis Street, Dundalk,