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THE INCORPORATED LAW SOCIKTY OF
IRELAND.
At the preliminary examination for candidates seek-,
ing to be bound as apprentices to solicitors, held upon (
2nd and 3rd instants, the following, passed
the ex-:'
amination, and their names are arranged ih order of>
merit :—
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1. Harold M'Guckin.
2. George M. Porter.
3. Patrick Corbett.
4.
James Rogers.
Daniel Casey and Edward P. Keating have passed'
the special preliminary examination for which they hadk
liberty to present themselves.
The remaining candi-[
date has been postponed.
At the final examination for apprentices seeking
to be admitted as solicitors, held upon 6th and 7th<-
instants, the following passed the examination, and
their names are arranged in order of merit :—
1. Christopher M. Grimes.
2. AlexanderMerrick, jun.
3. Harry R. Maunsell,
B.A., T.C.D.
4. Alexander Pringle.
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Samuel Currie,
jun..,.
B.A., R.U.I/'
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6. John S. Potter,-1
7.' (Saniuel J. MacKeown.
8. James Graham.
9. Henry P. Msyne, (B.A.,
*T.C.D.
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10. Robert H. Scott.
11. Charles J. Quirke.
12. William Beattie.
13. Francis A. Sloss.
14. William B. Allingham.;..
15. William Tughan.
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16. Robt. J. Hewitt, B.A.,
T.C.D.
17. William James Bar-'
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'18. Edmund A.Killingley. $:'
19. Robert K. Craw ford, t'
B.A., Cantab.
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20. Henry V. H. B..White, .
" B.A., T.C.D.
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'£•]. Owen H. Armstrong. "
22. Thomas J. C. Furlong, fe
23. Alwyn S. Craig.
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24. James J. Moore,
25. William Gault.
The Court of Examiners have awarded silver medals 1 ''
to Christopher M. Grimes, A. S. Merrick, jun., and
Harry R. Maunsell, and special certificates to Alexander .
Pringle, Samuel Currie, jun., John S. Potter, Samuel
J. MacKeown, James Graham, and Henry P. Mayne. ;
The remaining candidates have been postponed.
By Order,
WM. GEO. WAKEI/I,
Secretary.
Solicitors' Buildings, Four Courts,
Dublin, 29th January, 1902.
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