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48

THE INCOBPOEATED LAW SOCIETY OF

IRELAND.

EXAMIXATIOXS RESULTS.

At the Preliminary Examination for candi

dates applying

to become apprentices

to

solicitors, held upon the 29th and 30th May,

the following passed the examination, and their

names are arranged in order of merit :—

1. Edward J. H. Hopkins.

2. John A. Orr.

3. Vincent P. M'Gahan.

4. Hewitt B. Jellett.

5. Alexander M. Ilealy.

C. Thomas P. A. M'Veigh.

7. Joseph Fisher.

S. William H. Kenny.

9. Eraucis J. M'Kenna.

Joseph C. Erskine, James I-Ianna, Tliomas

O'Jv'eill, and John J. Walsh passed the modified

preliminary examination, for which they had

liberty to present themselves.

The remaining candidates are postponed.

Preliminary Examinations Prises,

1918-19.

A Special Certificate lias been awarded to

James F. K. Anderson.

At the Final Examination for apprentices

applying to be admitted as solicitors, held upon

the 21st, 22nd, and 23rd May, the following

passed the examination, and their names are

arranged in order of merit:—

1. Robert C. Bathurst.

2. Robert J. Swccney, B.A.N.U.I.

3. Samuel II. Forsytlie.

4. Michael Moloney.

5. Frederick C. Ellis.

0. Richard D. Orr, B.A.T.C.D.

7. Noel M. J. Purcell.

8.

James M. Scales.

9. James J. Blake.

10. Robert H. Commius.

11. Francis I. Clinch.

12. William S. Barrett.

13. George P. MacLaughlin.

The Council have awarded Silver Medals to

Robert C. Bathurst and Robert J. Sweeuey,

B.A.N.U.I., and Special Certificates to .Samuel

H. Forsythe and Michael Moloney.

The remaining candidate is postponed.

By Order,

WM. GEO. WAKET.Y,

Secretary.

Solicitors' Buildings, Four Courts,

Duslin,

Uih June,

1910.

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