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The Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.
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3. Patrick R. Boyd.
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4. Thomas Campbell.
5. Owen Binchy, B.A., R.P.I.
6. Thomas D. Cotton.
7. William E. Chapman.
8. Arthur Beaumont.
9. Frederick C. MacNeice.
JO. David H. Charles.
11. Thomas P. Robinson.
12. Francis Kennedy.
13. Dinnen B. Gilmore.
14. Arthur J. O'Keeffe.
15. John B. J. Dunne.
16. Edmund J. Duggan. }
Thomas O'Keeffe
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18. Thomas McComb.
The Court of Examiners have awarded a
Gold Medal to Maurice W. B. O'Connor,
Silver Medals
to William S. S. Boxwell,
Patrick R. Boyd and Thomas Campbell, and
Special Certificates to Owen Binchy, Thomas
D. Cotton, William E. Chapman and Arthur
Beaumont.
Twenty-two candidates attended ; eighteen
passed ;
four were postponed.
Findlater Scholarship.
THE Findlater Scholarship for 1913 has been
awarded to Mr. John Mooney, who served his
apprenticeship to Mr. James J. Mooney, of
26 Cook Street, Cork, and obtained first place
and a Gold Medal at the Final Examination,
held in May, 1913.
Solicitors' Apprentices' Debating Society.
THE opening meeting of the 1913-14 Session
was held in the Hall of the Incorporated Law
Society upon the 29th October, 1913, and
was presided ovei by Mr. James Henry (the
President of the Incorporated Law Society).
The President distributed
the following
prizes, awarded for the work of the past
Session,
Oratory. The Law Society's Gold Medal—
A. C. J. Cox, M.A.
Ihe Society's Silver Medal—C. C. Shaw.
The Law Society's Special Certificates—
C. C. Shaw and P. J. Roe.
Legal Debate.
The James Henry Gold
Medal—C. C. Shaw.
The Society's Silver Medal—H. S. Morris.
Impromptu Speeches. Cussen Gold Medal
and Sir George Roche Prize—A. C. J.
Cox, M.A.
Cussen Silver Medal—M. J. Woulfe.
Composition. Dr. Quirke Essay Prize—
A. C. J. Cox, M.A.
Gerald Byrne Essay Prize—W. J. Fitz-
Gerald.
The Auditor (Mr. Arthur C. J. Cox, M.A.)
read an inaugural address on " The Lawyer
in Literature."
The
first
resolution :—" That
the best
" thanks of the Society be given to the Auditor
" for his address, and that it be printed at the
" expense of the Incorporated Law Society,"
was proposed by Mr. James O'Connor, K.C.,
and seconded by Mr. Patrick J. Brady, M.P.
The second resolution :—" That the Solici-
" tors' Apprentices' Debating Society
is
" worthy of the support of the Solicitors'
" Apprentices of Ireland, the Council of the
" Incorporated Law Society, and the Soli-
" citors' profession," was proposed by Mr.
Glynn, Chairman of the National Insurance
Commissioners, and seconded by Mr. Dudley
White, K.C. ;
and after the President had
addressed
the meeting,
the
proceedings
terminated.
The weekly meetings of
the Debating
Society will be held on Monday evenings at
eight o'clock p.m., in the Antient Concert
Rooms, Great Brunswick Street.
Dates of Examinations
THE following are the dates of the January,
1914, Examinations :—
January 5th, 6th and 7th—Final Examina
tion (notice to be lodged in Secretary's
office before 8th December).
January 8th and 9th—Preliminary Exami
nation (notice to be lodged in Secretary's
office before LOth December).