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Vol. VIII, No. 1.]
May, 1914.
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L AMONGST MEMBERS.
Annual Subscription.
MEMBERS are reminded that their annual
subscription to the Society became due on
the 1st day of May, as follows :—
Town Members and Country Mem
bers of more than three years'
standing entitled
to vote at
election of ordinary members of
Council
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Members who have not been ad
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Half-Yearly General Meeting.
THE Half-yearly General Meeting of
the
Society will be held in the Hall of the Society,
Solicitors' Buildings, Four Courts, Dublin, on
Friday, the 15th day of May, 1914, to elect
Auditors, to nominate Scrutineers of Ballot
for Council to be held on 23rd November,
1914, and to transact such further business
as may come before the meeting. The chair
will be taken at two o'clock p.m.
The following notice of motion, received
from Mr. J. P. Rooney will be considered :—
" (1) To amend bye-law 3 by omitting
from the words ' for Members taking out a
country certificate ' down to ' £1,' and to
make the consequential alterations in bye-
law 32 by omitting the words from ' save '
clown to ' Members,' and in bye-law 33 by
omitting the words ' one pound.' "
Meetings of the Council.
April 23rd.
Death of Mr. R. S. Reeves.
THE President referred in feeling terms to the
death of Mr. Reeves, and moved the following
resolution, which was passed :—
"The Council of the Incorporated Law
Society of Ireland have heard with deep
regret of the death of Mr. Richard S. Reeves,
who for a period of thirty-seven years had
been a member of the Council and had filled
the office of President of the Society in the
year 1887-88 and again in the year 1899-00.
" The Council
place
on
record
their
appreciation of 'the many valued services
rendered to the Society and to the profession
by Mr. Reeves, and give expression to the
esteem and regard in which he was held by
his professional brethren.
" The Council desire to convey to the
relatives of Mr. Reeves the sympathy of the
Council in their bereavement."
Half-Yearly Accounts.
Orders were made for payment of the
half-yearly accounts passed by the Finance
Committee.
Land Commission.
The
Council
having
requested
that
Solicitors should have fuller opportunity of
explaining delay before a case is put in the