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The Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.

[APRIL, 1911.

payment of duty in any case where the Com

missioners have required security ; or

(c)

"A stamp denoting

that upon the

occasion in question no increment value duty

was payable."

Irish Land Act, 1909.

INVESTMENTS SANCTIONED BY THE PUBLIC

TRUSTEE.

IN the House of Lords upon 20th March,

1911, the EARL OF DONOUGHMORE asked His

Majesty's Government whether any invest

ments had been sanctioned by the Public

Trustee under the Irish Land Act, 1909, in

addition to those mentioned in the list given

by the Chief Secretary in another place on

July 6 last.

THE EARL OF GRANARD.—The securities

sanctioned by the Public Trustee (Ireland)

under the Irish Land Act, 1909, in addition

to those mentioned in the list given by the

Chief Secretary on July 6, 1910, are :—

Argentine Government

4-J-

per Cent.

Internal Gold Loan,

1888 ;

Argentine

Government 4 per Cent. Rescission Bonds ;

Argentine Government 5 per Cent. 1884

Bonds ;

Argentine Government 4 per Cent.

1897 Bonds ;

Brazilian Government 4 per

Cent. 1910 Loan ;

Brazilian Government 4|

per Cent. 1888 Loan ; Brazilian Government

5 per Cent. 1908 Loan ;

Brazilian Govern

ment 5 per Cent. 1895 Loan ; Cuban Govern

ment 4| per Cent. Gold Bonds ;

Chilian

Government 5 per Cent. 1905 Loan ; Chilian

Government

5

per Cent.

1896 Bonds ;

Chinese Government 5 per cent. 1896 Gold

Bonds ;

Chinese Government 5 per Cent.

Tientsin-Pukow Railway Loan ;

Chilian

Government

5

per

Cent.

New

Loan;

Egyptian Government 3£ per Cent. Pre

ference ;

Greek Government 4 per Cent.

Railway Loan, 1902 ;

Mexican Government

5 per Cent. Gold Loan ; Russian Government

4| per Cent. Gold 1909 Loan ;

Siamese

Government 4£ per Cent. Sterling Bonds ;

Salvador Republic 6 per Cent. Sterling Bonds;

Spanish Government 4 per Cent. Sealed

Bonds; San Paulo 5 per Cent. Treasury

Bonds ;

Uruguay 3£ per Cent. Bonds ;

Baltimore and Ohio Railway Company 4 per

Cent. First Mortgage Gold Bonds ;

Chesa

peake and Ohio Railway 4£ per Cent. 20

Years' Convertible Gold Bonds ;

Chicago,

Milwaukee, and St. Paul Railway 4 per Cent.

General Mortgage Bonds,

1989 ;

Illinois

Central Railway 4 per Cent. Gold Bonds,

1953 ;

Minneapolis, Sr. Paul, and Sault St.

Marie Railway 4 per Cent. First Mortgage

Gold Bonds ;

New York Central

and

Michigan Collateral 3£ per Cent. 1998 Gold

Bonds ; Norfolk and Western Railway 4 per

Cent. First Lien and General Mortgage 1944

Gold Bonds ;

Pennsylvania Railway 4 per

Cent. Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 1948 ;

Southern Pacific Railway 4 per Cent. Central

Pacific Collateral Gold Bonds ;

Southern

Pacific Railway 4 per Cent. 20 Years' Con

vertible Gold Bonds ; Southern Pacific Rail

way 4 per Cent. First Refunding Gold Bonds ;

Union Pacific Railway 4 per Cent. First Lien

and Refunding Mortgage Gold Bonds ;

Argentine Great Western Railway 4 per Cent.

First Debenture Stock; Argentine Great

Western Railway 4 per Cent. Second Irre

deemable Debenture Stock ;

Buenos Aires

and Pacific Railway 4 per Cent. First Deben

ture Stock ;

and the Buenos Aires and

Pacific Railway

4-J

per Cent.

Second

Debenture Stock.

In reply to a question by LORD ORANMORE

AND BROWNE,

THE EARL OF GRANARD stated that the

additions to the list would in future be

published quarterly.

NOTE.—The list of investments previously

sanctioned, appeared in the GAZETTE of

August, 1910.

Recent Decisions affecting Solicitors.

(Notes of decisions, whether in reported or

unreported cases, of interest to Solicitors, are

invited from Members.)

KING'S BENCH DIVISION.

(Before Dodd J.)

Bishop

v.

Bishop.

\

Feb.

20, 1911.—

Petition for divorce a mensa

|

et

thoro—Husband

petitioner—Decree

\

granted—Order made

for payment by

respondent of petitioner's costs.

THIS was a petition by the husband lor

divorce

a mcnsa et thoro

on the ground ol the

wife's

adultery;

the petition was

not