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THE INCORPORATED LAW SOCIETY OF
IRELAND.
EXAMINATION RESULTS.
At the Preliminary Examination for intending
entices to solicitors, held on 12th and 1611)
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May, the following passed the examination, and
their names are arranged in order of merit : —
1. James A. Power .
2. Samuel Aiiderson.
.'!. John S. O'Connor.
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(John P. Dowd
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"(Martin Fitzgerald.
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6. Alexander E. Martin.
7. Thomas G. JjOgue.
8. John Poliiii-.
William H. M. Brownlee, Peter Hutton,
Laurence Kirwan, Stephen M. McAuliffe and
Frederick G. Patterson passed the modified pre
liminary examination, for which they had
liberty to present themselves.
The remaining candidates are postponed.
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At the Final Examination for apprentices to
solictors, held on 18th, 19th and 20th May, the
following passed the examination, and their
names are arranged in order of merit : —
1. Michael Tynan.
2. George McSpadden.
„ jHutchinson E. DaviJson 1
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(Valentine E. Kirwan.
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0. Barry M. O'Meara, I!. A.N.I 1 . 1.
fi. Daniel O'Leary.
7. Ronald H. Brown, B.A.N.TJ.I.
8. William H. Fyffe.
9. John McGrath, B.A.N.IT.T.
10. Richard J. Farrell.
11. Francis E. Scallan.
12. Patrick Corhett.
13. Vincent P. McMullin.
14. Michael C. Burke.
15. William J. Fitzgerald.
1G. John G. Wheeler.
The Council have awarded Gold Medals to
Michael Tynan and George McSpadden, Silver
Medals to Hutehiuson E. Davidson and Valentine
E. Kirwan, and Special Certificates to Barry M.
O'Meara and Daniel O'Leary.
The remaining candidates arc postponed.
By Order,
WM. Guo. WAKELY,
SOLICITOUS' BUILDINGS, FOUR COURTS,
DUBLIN,
8th .June,
1921.