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At the preliminary examination of candidates seeking
to be bound as apprentices to solicitors, held upon tfco
14th and loth days of October, the following passed tbjt
examination, and their names are arranged in order of
merit:—
1. William M. O'Grady
5. James Joseph Mooney
2. Robert M. Cullen
6. James W. Hawthorne
3. Henry Shannon
7. Hugh Maeken.
4. Charles M'Cormick
The remaining candidate is postponed.
At the final examination of candidates seeking to bo
admitted as solicitors, held upon the 16th and 17th days
of October, the following passed the examination, and
their names are arranged in order of merit:—
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1.
Edmund A. Swayno
2. Arthur T. Ellis
3. George H. Glover
4. Herbert S. M'Clelland
5. Michael Killeen
6. Barry V. M'Mullcn
7. Francis Devinc, jun.
8. Ambrose B. Lane
9. Andrew F. R. Stritch
10. Thomas Conwav, B.A.,
R.U.I.
11. Nicholas C. Sheo,
B.A., R.U.I.
12. William G. Wilson
13. Claude J. Law
14. Patrick J. Agnew
15. Andrew C. Leitch
16. Wilmot H. C. Lloyd,
B.A., T.C.D.
17. Charles J. Walsh
IS. Edward Harte
19. Thomas Orr
20. Robert C. Orr.
The remaining candidates are postponed.
The Court of Examiners have awarded gold medals to
Edmund A. Swayne and Arthur T. Ellis, silver medals to
George H. Glover, Herbert S. M'Clelland, and Michael
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Killeen, and special certificates to Barry V. M'Mullcn and
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Francis Devine, jun.
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FINDLATEK SCHOLARSHIP.
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The Findlater Scholarship for 1902 has been awarded
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to Henry J. M'Cormick.
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By Order,
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Wsr. GEO. WAKELY, Secretary.
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Solicitors' Buildings, Four Courts,
Dublin, 5th November, 1902.