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INCORPORATED LAW SOCIETY.
At the preliminary examination for candidates seek
ing to become apprentices to solicitors, held upon the
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10th and llth days of October, the following passed
„ the examination, and their names are arranged in
/order of merit:—
1.
John William. -Buggy; 2. Richard H. Hudson;
3. Robert Hunter."
Joseph Campbell and Albert E. Davis have passed
the special preliminary examination for which they
had liberty to present themselves.
''The remaining candidates axe postponed.
At the final examination for apprentices seeking
admission as solicitors, held upon the 12th and 13th
days of October, the following passed the examination,
and their names are arranged in order of merit:—
1. James Alexander; 2. Cyril C. Stronge, B.A.,
T.C.D..;
3.
Bernard G. Donnelly;
4.
Thomas
J. O'Sullivan; 6. Francis C.
J. O'Reilly; 8. William H.
M'Cullough ; 9. Edward Phelan ; 10. James Garrahan ;
11. Edward
Joseph O'Farrell;
12. John Thomas
Donovan; 13. William. J. Ryan; 14. Thomas William
Franks, B.A., T.C.D. ; 15. William S. Nolan; 16. John
J. Goulding; 17. Edward W. Hayes; 18. William P.
Bridge, B.A., T.G.D.; 19. Michael Mgran; 20. Win.
C. Stedmond; 21. James p'Gonnor, jun.
The Court of Examiners has ajtfoft-ded silver medals
to James Alexander and CyriJ_d?.Sfronge, aad special
certificates to'Bemard_.G. Donnelly, Thomas M'Kinty,
and Michael J. O'Sullivan.
The remaining candidates are postponed.
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FIKDLATBH SCHOLARSHIP.
The Findlater Scholarship
.for 1905
has been
awarded to John B.".Lynch, B.A., R.TJ.I.
By order,
WM. GEO. WAKELY,
Secretary.
Solicitors' Buildings, Four Courts,
Dublin, 1st November, 1905.
M'Kinty; 5. Michael
Nugen't;
7. William
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