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The Gazet e of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.
[JULY, 1912
2. Further
fee
on
such
affidavit,
s. d.
(Payable under the heading of
Miscellaneous Fees
in
the last
Schedule to the said Order)
...
1
0
3. For every recognizance and certi
ficate of appeal and entering
appeal with the Judge's Regis
trar.
(Payable under the last
Schedule
to
the
said Order.
Should
no
recognizance
be
entered into the fee is still pay
able on entering the appeal)
...
1
0
4. On every recognizance of appeal, if
entered
into.
(Payable under
Part I. of said Order)
...
...
2
6
5. On attending hearing of appeal and
entering Order thereon. (Payable
under the last Schedule to the
sai$ Order)
...
...
...
1
0
6. For preparing a fresh recognizance
in cases of appeal when required
so to do under Section 50 of the
27 & 28 Vie., c. 99.
(Payable
under the last Schedule to the
said Order)
...
...
...
3
6
NOTE.—The Fees Nos. 1, 2, and 3 above-
mentioned should be paid by the Appellant,
and No. 5 by the party who is successful on
the Appeal, and the stamp for the last-
mentioned fee should, under Clause 2 of the
Treasury Order of the llth March, 1878, be
affixed to the entry in the Book of the Clerk
of the Crown and Peace in which the Order
of the Judge of Assize is recorded.
New Solicitors.
THE following were admitted during June,
1912 :—
Name
Served Apprenticeship to
Michael Buggy, Kilkenny
William Fry, Dublin
MichaelS. Bergin,Dublin
Henry Murphy, Clones
King Houston, Omagh
A. N. Sheridan and John
Mackay, Dundalk
Charles
E.
Murphy,
Cootehill
Crotty, Martin Joseph ...
Fry, Philip Golding
Howley, Hubert P.
Maguire, Frank P. J.
...
McFadden, James Weir
Smyth, John Francis
White, William J.
Results of Examinations.
AT the Preliminary Examination, held upon
13th and 14th of May, the following passed
the examination,
and
their names
are
arranged in order of merit:—
1. Henry J. Kenny.
2. Michael Moloney.
3. Cyril F. McCay.
4. Frank F. Maguire.
5. William F. Nally.
6. Edmund J. Alexander.
7. Frederick J. Dempsey.
8. James H. Power.
9. Robert H. Commins.
William Caulfield and Edward O'Shaugh-
nessy
passed
the Modified
Preliminary
Examination for which they had liberty to
present themselves.
The
remaining candidates have
been
postponed.
Sixteen
candidates
attended:
eleven
passed ;
five were postponed.
PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION PRIZES, 1911-12
THE Court of Examiners have awarded
Silver Medals
to John O'Hanrahan and
Henry J. Kenny, and a Special Certificate
to Herbert C. Scott.
AT the Final Examination held upon the
20th, 21st and 22nd days of May,
the
following passed the examination, and their
names are arranged in order of merit:—
1. Francis J. O'Connor, B.A., R.U.I.
2. Martin J. Crotty, B.A., R.U.I.
3. Albert E. Prentice.
4. Samuel Cunningham.
5. John J. Smith.
6. Samuel G. Rutherford.
7. George Martin.
8. Hubert P. Howley.
9. John L. R. Hastings.
10. James W. McFadden, B.A., R.U.I.
11. Pierse J. Cox.
12. Philip G. Fry, B.A., T.C.D.
13. Samuel Tarrant.
14. John F. Smyth.
15. James R. Lynn.
16. Francis J. Home, B.A., T.C.D.
17. Daniel Kepple.
18. Norman L. Holland
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Francis P. J. Maguire, B.A., ( equal
Q. U. Belfast
)
20. James Herron,