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he should write to the prisoner so informing
him, and the prisoner can then say if he
wish to employ that Solicitor or not.
(2)' Field Courts Martial will probably
cease within a week, then there will be
General Courts Martial, at which Solicitors
and Counsel are entitled to appear. Due
notice of the sittings will be given to those
Solicitors acting for accused persons.
(3) In cases of trials of prisoners who have
been deported, "it is the present inten–
tion "
that where a trial is necessary,
those prisoners should be tried in Ireland.
Rules of the Supreme Court.
BY Order in Council dated the 8th day of
May, 1916, made under the Supreme Court
of Judicature (Ireland) Acts, it is ordered
that the following Order shall be added to
and form part of the Rules of the Supreme
Court (Ireland) Rules, 1905, as amended by
the subsequent Orders made in pursuance of
the statutory power :
ORDER XCII.
(1) Notwithstanding anything contained
in
the foregoing Orders and Rules,
the
following Rules shall have effect :
(a)
The Easter Sittings of the Court of
Appeal and of the High Court in the
year 1916 shall commence on the 19th
of May and terminate on the 10th of
June.
(b)
The time between the 24th of April,
1916,
and
the 8th of May,
1916,
inclusive, shall not be reckoned in the
computation of the times appointed
or allowed for the doing of any act or
taking any proceeding.
(c)
In the taxation of the Costs of any
Action or other proceeding pending in
the Court of Appeal or the High Court
at the date of this Order, the Taxing
Master, in addition to the allowances
prescribed by the Rules or by Appendix
S., Part I., shall be at liberty to allow
such further fees, charges, and expenses
as he shall decide and signify by note in
writing made at the taxation to have
been reasonably and properly incurred
by reason of the alteration in the date
of the commencement of the Easter
Sittings, 1916, or by reason of
the
offices of the Supreme Court not having
been open on the dates prescribed by
Order 63, Rule 4.
High Court Sittings, 1916.
EASTER Sittings will commence on Friday,
the 19th May, and will terminate on Saturday,
the 10th June. Trinity Sittings will com–
mence on Wednesday, the 14th June, and
will terminate on Monday, the 31st July.
Change of Addresses.
THE
following are the new addresses of
those Dublin Solicitors whose offices have
been
recently destroyed
in
the City of
Dublin :
Beater, O. P., 10 Leinster Street.
Bergin, M. S., 56 Rutland Square, W.
D'Alton, Michael, 20 Stephen's Green, N.
Early, Thomas, 6 Cavendish Row.
Henry and Son, 11 Molesworth Street.
Magee, James M., 8 Parliament Street.
Matheson and Prentice, 27 Westmore-
land Street.
O'Neill and Collins, 190 Great Brunswick
Street.
Rooney and Kelly, 14 Upper Ormond
Quay.
Stewart and Orr, 7 Great Brunswick
Street.
Vanston, J. S. B., 44 Fleet Street.
Easter and Trinity Sittings Lectures, 1916.
JUNIOR CLASS.
CREDIT will be given for attendance at the
lectures fixed for April 27, May 1, 4, 8, 11,
15, 18 (seven lectures).
Lectures
to
the Junior Class will be
delivered on May 22, 25 and 29, June 1, 5,
8, 15, 19, 22, 26 and 29.
At least seven of these eleven lectures
must
be attended in order to obtain credit for
attendance at Easter and Trinity Sittings