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THE INCOEPOEATED LAW SOCIETY
OF IRELAND.
At the preliminary examination
ot
persons seeking to
be bound as apprentices to solicitors, held on the 19th
and 20th October, the following candidates were al
lowed the examiuation, and their names are arranged
in order of merit, viz.:—
1. John J. Murphy
2.
John M. Scott
3. George H. Brett
4. Felix M'Keown
At the final examination of apprentices seeking to be
admitted solicitors, held on the 21st and 22nd October,
the following candidates were allowed the examination,
and their names are arranged in order of merit, viz.:—
5. James Irwin
6. Patrick J. Collins
7. Joseph Macardle
8. Henry C. M'Cummon
9. James R. Russell
10. James A. Mills
11. Thomas J. M'Grath
12. David G. Neligan
James Brady and Koger Greene passed the special
examination for which they had liberty to present
themselves. The remaining candidates were postponed.
1. John Hoy
2. Arthur W. Winder
3. Joseph Glynn
4. George M'Elroy, juo.
5.
James M'Aaliffe
6. C. L. M'Lorinan, B.A.,
K.U.I
7. Henry 0. Loan, B.A.,
R.U.I.
8. Thomas J. Lamie
9. Eugene J. Downing
10. James Baokley
11. Thomas B. K. Craig
12. Robert Hayes
13. Charles F. Downing
14. Charles O'Neil
15. Gerald M. Cloherty
16. Thomas W. Delaney
17. Charles G. Gamble,
B.A., T.C.D.,
18. Herbert M'Kay, B.A.,
T.C.O.
19. Eugene F. B. J. Collins
20. John Gainey
21. J. R. M'Connell, B.A.,
R.U.I.
22. Richard Lett
23. J. J. M.oNally, B.A.,
R.U.I.
24. Daniel Sullivan
25. William H. Fowler
26. Alfred E. Brett, B.A.,
R.U.I.
27. James Gannon, jun.
28. Ed. H. de Moleyus, jun.
29. Wm. H. Genghegan
30. Charles P. Wray
31. C. F. W. E. Wilson
;
32. M. J. Newport
33. Wm. C. Rogers, jun.
,
The Court of Examiners have awarded silver medals
to John Hoy and A. W. Winder, and special certificates
to Joseph Glyun, George M'Elroy, James M'Anliffe,
C. L. M'Lorinan, and Henry O. Loan. The remaining '
candidates were postponed.
The Findlater Scholarship for 1891 has been awarded
to Michael Howley.
By Order,
WM. GKO. WAKELT,
llth November, 1891.
Secretary.