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.THE INCOEPORATED TAW SOCIEtT OF
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.IEELAND.
At tbe preliminary examination for candidates sseking
to be hound as apprentices to solicitors, held on the 23rd
and 24th May, the following were allpwed the exami
nation, and their names are arranged in prdw of merit:—
1. John F. O'Riordan
2. William J. Ellis
3. Henry H. Langriahe
4. Henry M. P. Hare
5.
Christopher Gordon
6. Hngh Graham
7. James Toner
8. Julian T. E. Miller
9. Eichard J. Keogh
10. Hugh H, Smiley
11. Roger Fox
12. John Tracy
13. Wm. David Graham
14. Patrick J. Magee
15. William Haggard
16. John Alexander
17. Eohert C. Joy
18. John Duggan
20. Bernard M'Fadden.
21. John H. Pedeu
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22. Daniel Gallaher.- ,
23. Alex. A. Campbell
24-. James M. Magae
25. Edgar Nugent
26. John Greeno Kelly
27. Eobert T. F. Greene]
23. Nathaniel Tughan ^
29. Albert E. Machitr •'-
30. James T. Wilsoa
31. John C. Hnnt
32. Eobert G. Hunt
33. Geo. A. Kennedy
34. John J. Maoken
35. Samuel Kerr
36. Wm. E. Mooney
37. Standiah E. Maaoa
At the final examination of apprentices seoking to ba
admitted solicitors, held on 25th and 26t,h of May, tbe
following were allowed tbe examination, and their names
are arranged in order of merit: —
1. Philip O'Hagan
2. James G. Skinner
3. Joseph H. M'Carrnll
4. Michael J. O'Farrell
5. John E. Stritoh, JUD.
6. Daniel O'Donoyan
7. Lewis Francis Smith
8.- Stephen O'Brien
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9. D. B. Walkington, jan.
itf. Patrick Fitzgibbon
11. Jameg Quail
12. Jeremiab Mangan
13. Joseph H. Montgo
mery
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14. Thomas Brown
15. William Hunter
16. Joseph Gleeson
17. Thomas
J. Furlong,
Jan.
18. James Offey
19. Joseph H. Shaw
20. H. G. K. Horner, B.A.
T.C.D.
21. James C. O'Dowd
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22. Frederick W. Price
23. Patrick Magnire
24. Patrick J. O'Kana
19. John M. Mark
?S.Joseph M'Dermott was allowed the special preliminary
examination, for which be had liberty to present him
self. The remaining candidates have been postponed.
PKELIMINABY EXAMINATIONS PRIZES, 1891-92.
The Court of Examiners have awarded a gold medal
to Patrick J. O'ShanghnesBy, silver medals to John J.
Murphy, John F. O'Eiordan, and Henry C. Bourke, and
special certificates to William J. Ellis, John M. Scott, i
and George H. Brefct.
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The remaining candidates are postponed. The Court
of Examiners have awarded silver medals to Philip
O'Hagan and James G. Skiuner, and special certificates
to Joseph H. M'Carroll, Michael J. O'Farrell, John E.
Stritob, junior, and Daniel O'Donovan.
By Order,
WM. GEO. WAKELY,
Secretary,
Solicitors' Buildings, Fonr Courts,
Dublin, 29th June, 1892.