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TPIE INCOKPOBATED LAW SOCIETY OF
IRELAND.
RESULTS OF EXAMINATIONS.
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At the Preliminary Examination for Candidates seek
ing to be bound as Apprentices to Solicitors, held upon
the 9th and 10th days of October, 1900, the following
jpassed the Examination, and their names are arranged
in order of merit : —
1. John B. Lynch
2. Martin J. Connolljf*
3. William H.,M'Cl3llough
4. Frederick M J. Lyons
5. Thomas M'Kiuty
(3. James Garrahan
7. Edward J. O'Farrell
8. John H. Magee
John Gillespie has "passed the Special Preliminary
Examination . for which he had liberty
to present
Mmself.
9. Charles K. Robinson
10. John R. Palmer
11. Edward Hhelan
12. Edward E. Brady
13. James J. Hayden
14. Robert V. Deyos
15. John N. Scallan
16. Richard C. Wallace
The remaining Candidates are postponed.
.Final Examination of Apprentices seeking to
be admitted Solicitors, held upon the llt'h and 12th
days of October, 1900, the following Candidates passed
the Examination, and their names are arranged ill
order of merit :—
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1. William J. Fleming,
junior, B.A., T.C.D.
2. Patrick O'Connor,
B.A., R.U.I.
3. Nathaniel Taylor
4. Heury.B. P.-Wilson
5. Thomas F. Burke
0. Raymond P. Stephen-
son
7. John A. M'Connell
8. iiSwisF. Kenuy,B.A.,
Cantab.
9. Pe.ter Seales
10. Joseph M*Kay
, B. A.,
!•?. 4fcgusJ£.R. Mackintosh
13. "V«fcun|e Wilson
14. ArtHur S. Armstrong
15. 1 homas B. Biggs
10. John C. O'Connor
17. James G. Franks,
B.A., T.C.D.
18. Robert M'Kaue
19. Patrick S. Brady
20. James A. Ross
21. Frederick L. Blake
22. Cecil Bland
23. Francis C. D. Joynt,
B.A., T.C.D.
24. Henry T. K. Clay
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25. Arthur C'oughlari
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The Court, of Examiners have awarded Silver Medals
to William'J. Fleming, junior, B.A., T.C.D , and Patrick
O'Connor, B.A., R.tJ.I., and Special Certificates to
Nathaniel Taylor, Henry .B. P., Wilson, aud Thomas F.
Burke. ••
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The remaining Candidates are. postponed.
FISDLATER SCHOLARSHIP, 190P.
The Findlater Scholarship for 1900 has been awarded
to Henry J. Marshall.
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WM. GEO. •'.WjoalY, Secretary.
Solicitors' Buildings, Four Courts,
Dublin, 7th November, 1900.