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DEC., 1908]

The Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.

68

the examination, and their names are arranged

in order of merit:—

1. Arthur Beaumont.

2. Frederick C. MacNeice.

3. William P. Wall.

4. William E. Chapman,

5. William S. M'Cullough.

6. Patrick E. Rogers.

7. John P. Wray.

8. Henry Robinson.

Patrick J. Bradley passed the special exami

nation for which he had liberty to present

himself.

Thirteen candidates attended. Nine passed.

Four were postponed.

2.i

6.

7-

8.

13.

14.

Equal.

Equal.

At the Final Examination, held upon the

I2th and i3th October, the following passed

the examination, and their names are arranged

in order of merit:—

i. Frank Sweeny, B.A., R.U.I.

(James F. D'Arcy.

'(Brendan J. Fottrell, B.A., T.C.D.,

Samuel H. Crawford, B.A., T.c.n.

Arthur B.Watson, B. A.,LL.B., T.C.D..

Eugene P. M'Hugh.

James W. Hawthorne.

Walter Purcell.

9. Charles Thorn.

.

(Conyers Baker.

)-,-,

.

161 1 Charles J. Reddy. j Ecl ua1 '

12. Patrick J. Callan.

John Meade.

Robert Stanton.

15. John P. Collins.

16. John C. Whyte.

Twenty-five candidates attended.

Sixteen

passed. Nine were postponed.

Findlater Scholarship.

THE Findlater Scholarship for 1908 has been

awarded to Henry Shannon, who served his

apprenticeship with Mr. Richard F. Barry,

Crown Solicitor, King's County, Parsonstown.

Mr. Shannon obtained First Place and'Gold

'Medal at

the Final Examination, held

in

October, 1907.

Obituary.

MR. John A. Sinnott, Solicitor, died on the

2nd November, >go8, at his residence, Ennis-

corthy. Mr. Sinnott, who served his apprentice

ship with the late Mr. Laurence W. Corcoran,

of 4 St. Stephen's Green, Dublin, and Ennis-

corthy, was admitted in Hilary Sittings, 1865,

and practised in Enniscorthy.

Mr. Charles R. Tillie, Solicitor, died on the

12th November, 1908, at his residence, Dim-

creggan, Londonderry. Mr. Tillie, who served

his apprenticeship with Mr. Robert A. Wilson,

of Londonderry, was admitted in Michaelmas

Sittings, 1890, and practised in Londonderry,

in partnership with Messrs. W. S. M'Dermott

and A. E. A. Munn, under the style of Tillie,

M'Dermott, & Munn.

Commissioners to administer Oaths.

THE Lord Chancellor has appointed the fol

lowing additional Commissioners to administer

oaths :—

Patrick O'Hagan, Solicitor, Newry.

Florence F. MacCarthy, Solicitor, Cork.

Stephen J. Brown, Solicitor, Naas.

Patrick J. Shaw, Urban District Councillor,

Enniscorthy.

Notary Public.

THE Lord Chancellor has made the following

appointment as Notary Public :—

Stephen J. Brown, Solicitor, Naas.

New Solicitors.

ADMISSIONS DURING NOVEMBER, 1908.

Name.

Callan, Patrick J.,

.

Collins, John P.,

D'Arcy, James F.,

.

Fottrell, Brendan J.,

M'Hugh, Eugene P.,

Served apprenticeship to

J. H. Callan, Dublin.

William J. Morris, Dublin.

William Frewen, Tipperary.

Frank Fottrell, Dublin.

John Tarranl, Sligo.

Reddy, Charles Joseph,

.

Edw. C. Jameson, Dublin.

Stanton, Robert,

John Stanton, Cork.