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At the preliminary Examination of Candidates seep
ing to become Apprentices ,to'$oiioitor8, held gn 20th
and 21st October, the following were allowed the Exam
ination,'and their names Rre arranged in the order of
merit:—
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13. Jeremiah Perry-,.';
14. A. J. Crawfpfa
15. A'i D. ComynJ,,
16. A. W. H. S'nliflelii
17. Raymond I?re1i(jl»,
18. John Moran
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20. A, Hawkesworth
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! 21. C. S.Keuny.
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22. Maurice Geary' •
The. remaining Candidates were postponed."
.PRIZE EXAMINATION.
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The Society's Prizes of .a Silver Medal an/1 Tin
Pounds has been awarded to Daniel S. Blayney, and of
a Silver Medal and Five Pounds to John Ryan..
IXSEBMEDIATE EXAHINATION.-.'J %
At the Intermediate Examination for Apprentices to,
Solicitors, held on the 24th October, the following Candi-
| dates were allowed the Examination, a£d their names
) are arranged in the order of merit : —
1. John Henry Walsh
2. John F. Kelly
3. F.W. G. Campbell,»
4. J. J. M'Grath
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5. Luke Stack
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6. William Boyle
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7. Daniel Corcoraa
8. R. M. Byron,: 'r
9. George Wheeler
10." James Lawlor,
11. P. J. Byrue
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1. Wm. Sheridan '^^
2. R, N. Potterton ''';'"
3. James H. M'Dermott
4. Thomas A. Talbot
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5. Patrick Sbields >
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6. Henry C..Ebj'e* '•''-•
7. Henry S. Wallis
8. J. G. O'Donoghue ,
9. Hugh D. Lane
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10. E. J. Malone
11. C. E. Fair
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lS.'-H. Kelleher
14. C. W. Alleyne.
15. T. F.^J. Murtagh
11 Gerald A. Coateg
17. J. J. L. Murphy »
18. J. H. C. Purdou
19. Patrick Gannon
2.9.. RJcEard Lacy
i'l.'A. H.'Crawford
22. Edward Chute
FINAL EXAMINATION.
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A* tte FiDa>-BJxamin,ation of Apprentices seeking to
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become Solicitors, held "on the 22oa and 23rd October,
the following Candidates;were allowed the Examination,
and their names are arranged in order of merit:—'
1. Daniel M'Cartan, B.A.,
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2. John L. Keaue
3. Joseph Boyle
4. R. B. Megloughlin
5. A.
Fetherstonbaugh,
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6. Samuel Brown
7. James S. Gafiney, B.A.,
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8. Lewis Goodbody. B.A.,
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9. Edward CondelL
10. W. G. M'Spadden
11. Donglas J. E. Sullivan
12. W. H. Nolan
13. Nathaniel M'C. Brown,
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14. .W. J. Irwin
16. T. C. G. Mackintosh,
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17. John W. Bell
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18. Edmund White
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18. David Wilson
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20. James D. Murphy
21. John Fi Baily
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22. John Joseph Brown
23. John A. Hamilton
24. W. J. Fitzgerald
25. Charles Millie
26. Wm. J. DTinne
27. Patrick M. Hosty
28. James Robinson
29. Richltd J. Martin
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30. Robert Liddle
31. George Keraan
32. S. H." Johnston, B.A|
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15. W. A. Clarke, B.A.,
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.The remaining Candidates are postponed'.-The Court
of''Examiners have awarded a Gofd MedaK'to Duniel
M'Cartan, a Silver Medal to John-3^ Keatt6/and T_
Certificates to Joseph Boyle and R. B. Megloughlio.
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' Fl'SDLATEE "ScHOLABSHiJ.'
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This Scholarship for the year 1890 has 6'een awarded
to.James Keardod.
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WM. GEO. WAKELT,
Secretary, --•
I§th November, 1890.
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