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NOVEMBER, 1912] The Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society ot Ireland.
51
Results of Examinations.
AT the Preliminary Examinations held upon
the 3rd and 4th days of October, the following
passed the Examination, and their names are
arranged in order of merit:—
1.
Jasper T. Brett.
2. Austin Cullen.
3. Thomas 0. J. Kavanagh.
4.
Thomas H. O'Donovan.
Thomas 0. Davis and William J. McCourt
passed the modified Preliminary Examina
tion, for which they had liberty to present
themselves.
Nine candidates attended the examina
tion :
six passed ;
three were postponed.
At the Intermediate Examination held
upon 7th October, the following passed the
examination :—
CLASS I.
1.
Ivan A. Howe.
2.
Patrick R. Boyd.
3. Reginald F. Clery.
4.
Edmond A. Rice.
5.
Cecil J. Farrell.
6. Robert A. Osborne.
7. Gerald L. Alderdice.
CLASS II.
1. Arthur Kenny.
2. Robert W. McGonigal.
3.
Thomas Dunbar.
4.
Thomas C. Doyle.
The remaining candidate is postponed.
Twelve candidates attended the examina
tion :
eleven passed; one was postponed.
At the Final Examination held upon the
8th, 9th and 10th days of October, the
following passed the examination, and their
names are arranged in order of merit:—
1. Robert H. Mathews, B.A., R.U.I.
2. William J. G. Seeds.
3. Andrew Robb.
4. Michael Noyk, B.A., T.C.D.
5. Daniel C. S. P. Moon.
6.
John G. Oulton.
7.
Patrick H. Rosney.
8. Richard H. Hudson.
9. Robert V. Hamilton, B.A., R.U.I.
10. Richard F. T. Greer.
11.
Percy J. Waldron.
12. William W. M. Knight.
The remaining candidates are postponed.
The Court of Examiners have awarded a
Gold Medal to Robert H. Mathews, B.A.,
R.U.I. ; a Silver Medal to William J. G. Seeds,
and a Special Certificate to Andrew Robb.
Seventeen candidates attended the exam
ination :
twelve
passed;
five
postponed.
were
Findlater Scholarship
THE Findlater Scholarship for 191:4 ha> been
awarded to Mr. Francis J. O'Connor, H.A.,
R.U.I., who served his apprenticeship to Mr.
T. G. Quirke, of 15 South Frederick Street,
Dublin, and obtained first place and a Gold
Medal at the Final Examination held in
May, 1912.
Solicitors' Apprentices Debating Society.
THE Opening Meeting of the 1912-13 Session
was held in the Hall of the Incorporated Law
Society upon the 25th October, 1912, and
was presided over by the President of the
Incorporated Law Society (Mr. Gerald Byrne).
The Auditor (Mr. Ambrose Davoren, B.A.)
read an inaugural address on " The Rights
of Minorities."
The
first
resolution :—" That
the best
" thanks of the Society be given to
the
" Auditor for his address, and that it be
" printed at the expense of the Incorporated
" Law Society," was moved by Captain Bryan
Cooper, D.L., and seconded by Mr. Patrick
Lynch, K.C.
The
second
resolution :—" That
the
" Solicitors' Apprentices' Debating Society is
" worthy of the support of the Solicitors'
" Apprentices of Ireland, the Council of the
" Incorporated
Law
Society,
and
the
" Solicitors'
profession," was moved by
Professor Kettle, and
seconded by Mr.
Hanna, K.C., and after the President had
addressed
the meeting,
the proceedings
terminated.
THE weekly meetings of the Debating Society
will be held on Monday evenings at eight
o'clock, p.m., in the Antient Concert Rooms,
Great Brunswick Street.
The Honorary
Secretary of the Society for 1912-13 Session
is Mr. Arthur C. J. Cox, B.A., 26 Merrion
Square, North, Dublin, with whom appren
tices desirous of joining the Society should
communicate.