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and acted upon instructions, were people
burdened with an extra dose of original sin.
He should be sorry to say anything injurious
to any Solicitor.
Mr. Bartley.—I am much obliged to your
lordship for the observations you have made.
Mr. Justice Dodd said they sometimes said
things
impetuously on
the Bench,
and
Counsel sometimes said things impetuously at
the Bar. The Solicitors of Ireland acted with
a great deal of zeal and discretion, but they
were not always able to repress their clients
when they were making undue demands.
The whole attitude of the country was now
changed. Whereas at the outbreak of the
war it was not patriotic to enforce demands,
it was now patriotic to enforce them, because
persons who purchased goods ought to pay
for them in cash to the retail trader in order
that the latter might be in a position to pay
the general merchant,
that
the general
merchant might be able to pay the manu
facturer, and that the manufacturer might be
able to make provision for the payment of
wages to his employes. Mr. Justice Gibson
and himself had
been
dealing
in
the
moratorium
cases with the action of people at
the time of the outbreak of the war, and they
never thought that their observations would
have been taken in a sense that they never
intended.
Dates of Examinations.
THE following are the dates of the January,
1915, Examinations :—
January 4th, 5th and 6th.—Final Examina
tion (notice to be lodged in Secretary's
Office before 18th December).
January 7th and 8th.—Preliminary Ex
amination
(notice
to be
lodged
in
Secretary's Office before 19th December).
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