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At the Preliminary Examination of candidates seeking
to become apprentices to solicitor*, held upon the 3rd and
4th days of January, all who presented themselves for
examination passed, and their names are arranged-in order [
of merit, as follows :—
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5. Ernest P. te.^Bridge.
6. George A. Lecky.
7. Patrick J. M'Kendry.
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Kobert J. Mecredy.
2. Patrick J. Delany.
3. William King.
4. Francis Ahern.
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Valentine F. Kirwan passed the Special Preliminary i
Examination {or which he had liberty to present himself,
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At the Final Examination of
apprentices seeking
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admission as solicitors, held upon the 7th and 8th January. ;
the following passed the examination, and their names are I
arrapged in orderof merit :—
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-1. James Clarke/ '
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2. Patrick Masterson.
3. Patrick James O'Hare.
4 Joseph C. W. Rea.
a.'-Leonard Webb.
6. Daniel M. J. O'Connell.
7. Robert A. Corscadden.
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William J. J. Orr.
!). William R. Dunlop.
10. Henry Campbell.
11. John J. Lenahah.
12. Frederick W. White
B.A., R.U.T.
13. James H. Bvans.
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14. Johu Minton.
1.1. Joseph A.'Colllins.
16. Francis R. M. Crozier,
jun., B.A., T.C.D.
17. James C. R. Lardner.
18. Thomas M. Rothwell,
B.A., T.C.D.
10. Andrew A." Wells.
20. Ivan H. Young.
21. Edward Hill.
22. Frederick C.
B A., T.C.D.
23. Thcmns^Anderson.
24. An<lrew?^
25. Ed«v«rd Leahyi
The Court of Examiners hnve awarded a gold, medal to
J James Clarke, silver medils to Patrick Masterson and*1!
! Patrick James O'Hare, and apecial certificates to Joseph '
, C. W. Rea, anJ Leonard Webb. The remaining candidates i
J are postponed.
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By Order,
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Wir. GEO. WAKELI,
Secretary.
Solicitors' Buildings, Four Courts,
Dublin, 30th January, 1901.