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New Members of the Council

THE President welcomed Mr. Dermot P. Shaw

and Mr. Thomas A. O'Reilly, new ordinary mem–

bers of the Council, and Mr. Reginald Nolan,

the new Provincial Delegate for Leinster.

DECEMBER 5TH

MR. O'CONNELL and subsequently Mr. Blake in

the chair. Also present: Messrs. Arthur Cox,

William L. Duggan, Reginald J. Nolan, Peter

O'Connor, P. R. Boyd, W. S. Hayes, J. R. Quirke,

D. P. Shaw, J. J. Lynch, William J. Norman,

Joseph Barrett, J. P. Tyrrell, J. J. Bolger, J. B.

Hamill, Roger Greene, Sean 6 hUadhaigh, T. A.

O'Reilly, L. E. O'Dea, P. F. O'Reilly, G. A. Over-

end, H. P. Mayne, J. P. Carrigan.

Application under Section 16

LEAVE was granted under Section 16

to a law

clerk to be bound for three years as an apprentice

to a solicitor.

Extraordinary Members of the Council

THE Council adopted the election of the following

as the extraordinary members of the Council for

the year to end 26th November, 1947 :

INCORPORATED LAW SOCIETY OF N. IRELAND.

MESSRS. W. H. Fyffe, A. S. Merrick, C. MacLaugh-

lin, George Murnaghan, and J. C. Taylor.

SOUTHERN LAW ASSOCIATION

MESSRS.

J. Morrissey,

James W. O'Donovan,

Michael Powell, Barry M. O'Meara, and John F.

Foley.

DECEMBER i2TH

THE President in the chair.

Also present: Mr.

William

L. Duggan, Vice-President; Messrs.

A. Cox,

Sean O hUadhaigh,

J. B. Hamill,

T. A. O'Reilly, P. R. Boyd, W.

S. Hayes,

William J. Norman, Daniel O'Connell, J. R.

Quirke, Dermot P. Shaw, Joseph Barrett, Joseph

P. Tyrrell, G. A. Overend, Patrick F. O'Reilly,

L. E. O'Dea, Hugh O'Donnell.

Committees of the Council, 1946/47

THE following Standing Committees were appointed

for the year :

Court of Examiners: The President, Henry

St.

J. Blake;

the Vice-Presidents, William L.

Duggan, John J. Bolger ;

the last President, Daniel

O'Connell; J. B. Hamill, H. P. Mayne, W. J. Norman,

P. F. O'Reilly, G. A. Overend.

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Legislation and Privileges Committee: Arthur

Cox, J. J. Dunne, Roger Greene, W. S. Hayes,

J. S. O'Connor, T.D.; L. E. O'Dea, P. F. O'Reilly,

Scan 6 hUadhaigh, J. R. Quirke.

Court and Offices Committee :

Joseph Barrett,

J. J. Lynch, H. P. Mayne, Hugh O'Donnell, J. R.

Quirke, T. A. O'Reilly, D. P. Shaw, J. P. Tyrrell.

Finance Committee :

Arthur Cox, P. R. Boyd,

J. P. Carrigan, J. B. Hamill, W. S. Huggard, G. A.

Overend, J. J. Smyth, J. P. Tyrrell.

GAZETTE Committee :

Joseph Barrett, Niall S.

Gaffney, R. A. Macaulay, J. S. O'Connor, T.D.

Peter O'Connor, L. E. O'Dea, T. A. O'Reilly,

J. T. Wolfe.

The President,

last President, and the Vice-

Presidents are members ex-officio of all committees.

Agricultural Credit Bill, 1946

CONSIDERATION of this Bill was

referred to a

Committee of the Council with power

to act

without further reference to the Council.

Solicitors' Remuneration

IT was ordered that the memorandum to the appro–

priate Committees be printed and submitted with an

application for an increase of not less than 25 per

cent, on the existing scales of remuneration for all

classes of solicitors' business.

SOLICITORS' (IRELAND) ACT, 1898,

REGULATION

BY virtue and in pursuance of the Solicitors' (Ire–

land) Act, 1898, Sections 49, 50 and 57, as adapted

by the Solicitors' (Ireland) Act, 1898 (Adaptation)

Order, 1946, made pursuant to the Adaptation of

Enactments Act, 1922, we the Honourable Con-

cubhair A. Maguidhir, Chief Justice ;

the Honour–

able James A. Murnaghan, Senior Ordinary Judge

of the Supreme Court;

the Honourable Seorsa

Gabhanach

(!)

Dubhthaigh, President of the High

Court, and Daniel O'Connell, President of the

Incorporated Law Society of Ireland, do make and

publish the following regulation:

From and after the date of this regulation

the fees mentioned in the regulation dated

i8th November, 1918, made in pursuance of

the Solicitors' (Ireland) Act, 1898, shall cease

to be payable except by persons who have

lodged with the Incorporated Law Society of

Ireland petitions and memorials for liberty

to be bound as apprentices to solicitors prior

to the date hereof, and it is hereby ordered

that from and after the date hereof the persons

mentioned in the Schedule hereto except such

as have lodged petitions and memorials as