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THE
INCORPORATED LAW SOCIETY
OF IRELAND.
At the preliminary examination of oandidates seek-
ing:to become apprentices to solicitors, held on the 19th
and 20th May, the following were allowed the exami
nation, and their names are arranged in order ol merit,
viz. :-i-
Michael V. Mannix
2, Edward P^ M. O'Fla-
.
nagan
1//3.
James Tench
</4. Philip J. O'SulIivan
/5. John H. Bradley
i/6. Charles W. Neill
^7. David Fergnson
/S. Edwin N. Edwards
7 9. James P. Lavan
v/10. Michael J. Kierans
i/ll. John Riordao
712. Frederick W. Wynne
/13. Joseph M. Reilly
1/14. Ernest James Shaw
\/15, Herbert D. Vaughan
Jl6.
John A. Carlyle
Jll.
Patrick Hardiug
/18. Thomas O'Farrell
i/19. Stephen Coffey
;/20. Nathaniel Leueban
. Patrick G. Gayhor
!. Richard Moloney
:. H. K. Toomey
. Thomas Lynn Stewart
. J. Tarrant
'. John Pride
. W. T. Sngroe-
. F. W. A, rxutfoan
. Henry B. Hunt
••
. J. D. A. Ferguson
. J. P, M illagbao
. Arthur H. Burne
. John F. M'Carthy
. William J. Stewart
. Thomas B. Hayes
. Michael Douovan
, Patrick J. J. Broderiok*;
.' James ,Fegan,
Jr
A. R. O^Brien
. Hugh A. Bucbanan
, Arthur
G.
Bingwood
The remaining oandidates are postponed.
The Conrt of Examiners have awardeosTgold
medal
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to John Henry Walsh, silver medals to Miohael V.
Mannix and Edward P. M. O'Flanagao, and special
certificates to James Tench, Philip J. O'Sulliva". John
HLBr»djeyi^n.d^Cbarles W. Neill.
'.. *
,
FINAL EXAMINATION.
At the final examination of Apprentices seeking to
become/Solicitors, held on 21st and 22nd May, the fol
lowing candidates were allowed tbe examination, and
their names are arranged in order of merit, viz. :—
1. Michael Howley
2. Abraham Thompson
3. Peter J. M'Canu
4. John Fisher
6. Francis E. Kearney
6. Henry H. Grace
7. William Oarroll.B.A.,
R.U.I.
8. John Jermyn
9. William Dorgan
10. Joseph Lyness
11. T. J. S. Harbison
12. William Early
13. John J. Beatty
14. James Nunan, B.A.,
T.C.D.
15. Arthar Kelly
16. Hugh D. Lane, B.A.,
T.C.D,
17. E. W. Chidley, B.A.,
T.C.D.
18. Thomas Fuller
19. Charles Jermyn
20. Patrick Donov in
21. James Mulltii, junior
22. John Cbisholui, B.A.,
R.U.I.
23. Edward J. G. S.nith
24. A. N. Sheridan
25. Matthew H. Jackson
26. George F. Montgomery
27. C. J. R-itherford, B.A.,
T.C.D.
2S. Alexander G. Foott
29. Cornelius Kenoy
Tbe remaining candidates are postponed.
The Court of Examiners have awarded a gold medal
to Michael Howley, and silver medals to Abraham
Thompson and Peter J. M'Cann.
17th June, 1891,
WILLIAM GEO. WAKELT,
Secretary.