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THE
INCORPORATED LAW
SOCIETY
OP IRELAND.
At the preliminary examination of candidates seeking
to become apprentices to solicitors, held on 6th and 7th
inat., the following were allowed the examination, and
their names are arranged in order of merit;—
1. John Ryan
2. Henry J. Sinnott
3. William O'Kane
4. James Taylor
5. Michael M'Laughlin
6. Laurence J. Ryan
7. John H. Tomb
8. Arthur E. Scholefield
9. Patrick Laverty
10. Alexander Rosa
11. John W. S. Pinnegan
12. John F. A. Simms
13. Jonathan C. Gilbert
14. William B. Duuue
15. Percy T. Olarke
16. Mark S. Orr.
17. Patrick O'Leary
18. George A. Hammpnd;
1$. Andrew Maoaulay^ "'
Nicholas Shortal passed the special examination for
which he had leave to present himself.
The remaining candidates have been-^ostponed. The
first five candidates on the admitted list will be allowed :
to compete for the society's prize next October.
-At the final examination of apprentices seeking to
become solicitors', held on 8th and 9th inBt., the following
were allowed the examination, and their names were
arranged in order of merit :—
1. William Patterson
2. Joseph J. Dudley
3. James H. Skuce
4. Henry Murphy
6. Morgan Fottrell
6. Luke J. Holmes
7. Patrick E. O'Dbnnell
8. George P. Corbett
9. Michael M'Dounell
The remaining candidates have been postponed.
The C-iurfc of Examiners have awarded a gold medal
to Wm. Patterson, a silver medal to Joseph J. Dudley,
and special certificates to James H. Skuoe and Henry
Murphy.
10. T. H. W. Enright
11. Wm. B. Barrington
12. Joseph Tierney
13. Stuart C. Rosa
14. Robert L. Fisher
15. John Murphy, juo.
16. John J. Dunne
17. R. W. Elgee