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THE INCORPORATED LAW SOCIETY. JE*
IRELAND.
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At the-'Preliminary Exfcimnatiqn, of Candidates
seekiDg'tjjM'eoome Apprenti<je,8 M-Sakpitors, held on
18th anajl9th "Way, the following wet^'allowed the
inatiato, and their names are arranged in order of
it :—
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12. William Fnlton.
13. Robert J. B. Morrow.
14. Fredk. H. Croskerry.
15. Michael J. Heverin.
16. Michael J. Harty.
17. Richard KjTamplin.
18. Montgom'e|(p Beatty.
19. Patrick E. P. Gleeaon.
20. John Gaihan.
21. Charles E. Murphy,
22. John C. Robertson.
merit :
1. Charles S. Harden.
2. Samuel A. Wray.
3. George H. Sargent.
4. Henry D. Keane.
6. William J. M'Millan.
6. Oaborne E. Barber.
7. Ainsworth Barr.
8. Charles W. O'Brien.
9. John O'Snllivan.
10. Henry J. M'Cormiok.
11. Joseph V. Lahiff.
Stephen M'Cabe was allowed the special prelin&tiary
examination, for which he had liberty to present himself.
The remaining candidates have been postponed.
PRELIMINARY EXAMINATIONS PBIZES, 1892-93.
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The Court of Examiners have awarded a gold medal
to Robert H. Calvert, a Bikgr medal to William Thomas
Mackav. ani spetoikl cetwroates to Hugh Horan-,aod? 1
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At th~8Bmial EiaminiRop of Apprentices seeking
admitted solicitors, heMj$b 25tn' and 26th May!
following were allowed tmTexamination, aud.their names
are arranged in order of
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1.
John H. Callan, B.A.,
R.U.I.
2. William V. Seddall.
3. John M. Cleaver.
4. Oliver H. M'Cowen.
5.
Robert N. Potterton.
6. Lawrence J.D«nnehy,
B.A., R.TJ.L^'
7. T. C. Houston, B.A.,
R.U.I.
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8. John Walker.
9. Robert B. M«Ninch.
10. JamesJ. Dudley.
11. James.Wood.
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12. Victor^. Diion, B.A.,
T.C.D.
13. V. P, Flynn.
14. Thomas Taggart. B.A.,
T.C.D.
W. C. M. Burlaud.
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17. William G. MaginnesB.
18. Blayney L. Winslow.
19. J. P. Crossle, B.A.,
T.C.D.
20. Robert S. Heron.
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21. ; Patriok S. Golding.
22. Frank H. Martin.
23. James H. M'Dermott.
24. Henry C. Neilson, jnn.
25. Thomas L. Rooke.
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26. J. S. G. Ussher, B.A..
R.U.I.
27. John C. Ryau.
28. Edmond Crowe.
29. Mortimer C. Dyas.
30. James Moran.
31. Richard P. Froste, jnn.
The Court of Examiners have awarded special oertifi/
cates to John H. Callan acJ^illiam V. Seddall.
The remaining candidates liave bepa poBtgpned.
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Jane,
1893.
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Secretary,