HC Deb 20 April 1885 vol 297 cc156-7
MR. BIGGAR

asked the Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, Whether Mr. Edward Greer, Sub-Commissioner, was, until his appointment, partner with Mr. R. A. Mullan, Solicitor, Newry; whether on the door the words "Greer and Mullan, Solicitors," still appears, and cheques are still issued on the Newry Branch of the Bank of Ireland in the name of Greer and Mullan; and, whether there is an agreement between these gentlemen that on the cessation of Mr. Greer's employment as a Commissioner he is to resume his place in the firm?

MR. CAMPBELL - BANNERMAN

The Land Commissioners have received Mr. Greer's assurance that, neither directly or indirectly, has he any connection with the business of his late partner, Mr. Mullan; and they do not think it necessary to inquire as to the other matters referred to in this Question.