Court of Examiners Minutes 1893 -1906

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THE INCOBPOBATED LAW SOCIETY OF IRELAND. At the Preliminary Examination for candidates seeking to be bound as Apprentices to Solicitors, held upon the 18th and 19th days of May, the following passed the Examination, and their names are arranged in order of merit:— George Cimier and Thomas Montgomery have passed the Special Preliminary Examination, for which they had liberty to present themselves. ,». . 'i The remaining candidates have been postjioiied. _____ .» PRELIMINARY EXAMINATIONS, PRIZES, 1902-03. Silver Medals have been awarded to Francis Sweeney, Michael Bourke, and James Geoghegan; and Special Certificates to Edward Felton, Herbert W. Franck, and William M. O'Grady. At the Final Examination for Apprentices seeking admission as Solicitors, held upon the 20th and 21st days of May, the following passed the Examination, and their names are arranged in order of merit :— 1. Robert B. Crymble, B.A|, E.U.I. 2. GeraldtHegarty. 14. William Dillon.' 15. Walter F. Doheny, B.A., E.U.I. 1. Michael Bourke. 2. Edward Felton. 3. Herbert W. Franck. 4. Victor M. Blackburne. 5. Louis V. Treacy. 6. John E. Holohan.

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16. Alexander Stewart. 17. Michael J. O'Connor. 18. John E. Smythe Edwards. 19. David O'Flaherty. 20. William Bead. 21. James B. K. Hill. 22. Harcourt H. Jones. 23. Hugh Boal. 24. John W. T. Watters. 25. James D. Mitchel). 26. George F. M'Neill. 27. William H. Carson.

3. Henr/H. Hurley. 4. Henry G. Connolly. 5. Thomas M. Heron. 6. Herbert V. Craig. 7. James Eoche, jun. 8. George J. Ball. 9. Hugh Lecky, junior. 10. Harry A. P. Taylor, B.A., T.C.D. 11. Daniel Neeson. 12. Edmond Collins. B.A., E.U.I. 13. Hume Babington, jun., B.A., T.C.D

The Court of Examiners have awarded a Silver Medal to Robert B. Crymble, and Special Certificates to Geraldjr Hegarty, Henry H. Hurley, Henry G. Con nolly, tod Thomas M. Heron. ^ The remaining candidates have been postponed. ••, -< By Order, ;V'.-,." WM. GEO. WAKET.Y, Secretary. Solicitors' Buildings, Four Courts, Dublin, .- 17th June, 1903. ' " . .