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THE INCOKPOBATED LAW SOCIETY
OF IBELAND.
At the preliminary examination of candidates seeking
to become apprentices to solicitors, held on the 20th and
21st May, the following were allowed the examination,
and their' names are arranged in order of merit :—
1. James A. Pringle
2. Charles A. Williams
3. Patrick J. Meehan
4. Richard C. Meredith
5. Robert B. Malcomson
6. John R. Brennan
1.
Frederick E. Kennedy
8. Michael Crowe
9. John J. Magee
10. John L. Harris
11. Wm. S. Walsh
12r Wm. E. Orr
13. George M. Franck
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Chas. M. Boyton
15. James M'Donnell
16. Vincent P Kennedy
17. Wm. F. Mulligan
18. Geo. D. C. Hamilton
19. Edward Leahy
20. Penrose C. Morris
21. Thomas E. Alexander
22. John Elgee
23. Samuel M'C. Russell
24. Parnell Gale
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P. J. Kavanagh has passed the special preliminary '
examination, for which he had liberty to present him- •
self.
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The remaining candidates have been postponed.
PRELIMINARY EXAMINATIONS' PRIZES, 1894-95.
The Court of Examiners have awarded a gold medal
to Henry Marshall, a silver medal to Florence M'Carthy,
and special certificates to L. A. Kennedy, J. T. Sweeny,
C. J. P. Farrell, Robert Quigg, J. A. Pringle, and C. A.
Williams.
At the final examination of apprentices seeking to be
admitted solicitors, held on the 22nd and 23rd May, the
following candidates were allowed the examination, and
their names are arranged in order of merit:—
1. Bartholomew Collins
2. John Pride
3. John Henry Walsh
4. Alexander M. Lyons
5. Joseph M'Dermott
6. Charles P. Tracy
7. Robert J. Aiken
8. John F. Young, B.A.,
T.C.D.
9. Arthur W. H. Stanfield
B.A.,
15. Robert Burke,
T.C.D.
16. Bertram G. Alien
17. Edward M. F. Boyle
18. Samuel Kerr
19. Charles W. Russell
20. William M'C. Wilson,
B.A., T.C.D.
21. James Kennedy
22. Frederick H. Kennedy
23. R. Norman Brown
24. William Chartres
25. James W. Davis
26. Bernard J. Sweeney
27. Ernest J. Shaw
10. John H. Tomb
11. John Alexander
12. Peter M'Ginu, B.A.,
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13. Bryan Adams
14. Patrick J. Magee
The remaining candidates are postponed.
The Court of Examiners have awarded silver medals
to Bartholomew Collins and John Pride, and special
certificates to John Henry Walsh and Alexander M.
Lyons.
By Order,
WM. GEO. WAKELT,
Secretary.
Solicitors' Buildings, Four Courts,
Dublin, 19th June, 1895.
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