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THE INCORPORATED LAW SOCIETY
OF IRELAND.
At the preliminary examination of candidates seek
ing to bpcome apprentices to solicitors, held upon the
19th and 20th of May, the following passed the ex
amination, and their names are arranged in order of
merit:—
1. Henry G. Connolly.
2. Hugh Lecky, jun.
3. Bernard Fox.
4. Wilmot H. C. Lloyd.
6. A ndrew G. Jackson.
6. Thomas M. Heron.
7.
Gibson Barren,
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10. James Roche, juu.
11. John C. Callan.
•12. D. A. M'Afee.
13. Herbert V. Craig.
14. Hugh Boal.
15. A. S. Machin.
16.
Win.
Read.
17. G. F. M'Neill.
18. Septimus IX Lambert.
19. Gerald P. Dornn.
20. John F. C. M. Corbally.
21. George J. Ball.
22. Henry J. M'Ternan.
23. T. O'Brien Kelly.
24. Wm. S. T. Gilleland.
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At the final examination of apprentices seeking to be
admitted solicitors, held upon 23rd and 24th May, the
ifollowing candidates passed the examination, and their
names are arranged in order of merit:—
in. Joseph V. Lahiff.
U. Thomas F. Crozier.
12. Edward J. Mailing.
13. Edmoud Ltipton.
14. Michael J. Heverin.
15. James M. M'Keown.
1. Samuel A. Wray.
2. Charles G. Jefferson.
3. Francis J. Orr.
4. William John Mills.
5. George H. Sargint.
6. John F. O'Riordan.
7. Geo. B. Walkington.
8. John Guihau.
9. Geo. M, Watson.
16. Patrick J. Kavanagh.
17. David Roche.
18. William R. Mooney,
J°nn Hawthorne has passed the Special Preliminary
Examination, for which he had liberty to present him-
(self.
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The remaining candidates have been postponed.
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PEELIMINABY EXAMINATION PRIZES, 1897-98.
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The Courfc of Examiners have awarded Silver Medals
;t° Edmund A. Swayne and Henry G. C'ounolly, and
•iSpeciaU'ertificates to Joseph C. W. Rea, Hugh Lecky
XJ UI1')i ar>d Bernard Fox.
The i_onrt of Examiners have awarded a (Jold Medal
to Samuel A. Wray, a Silver Medal to Charles J. Jeffer
son, and Special Certificates to Francis J. Orr, V\ illiam
J. Mills, and George H. Sargint.
The remaining candidates have been postponed. '
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By Order,
WM. GEO. WAKELY, Secretary.
Solicitors' Buildings, Four Courts,
Dublin, 13th June, lo'JS.