mended the following gentlemen, under the age of 26, as being entitled to honorary distinction : James Topham Ogle, aged 22; Thomas Dallow, aged 21; John Hardy Coulson, aged 24; Robert Nicholson, aged 21; and W. Webb, aged 21. The Council of the Incorporated Law Sooiety have accordingly awarded :— To Mr. Ogle and Mr. Webb, each the prize of books presented by the Honourable Society of Clement's Inn; to Mr. Dallow, Mr. Coulson, and Mr. Nicholson, each one of the prizes of the Incorporated Law Society. The Council have also awarded to each of the under-mentioned gentlemen a prize of books given by the Incorporated Law Society : Charles Edward Brotherton, aged 23; T. W. H. Hallam, aged 25; J. W. Pye-Smith, aged 22; and Joseph E. Turner, aged 21. The examiners have also certified that the following candidates passed examinations which entitle them to commendation :— Alfred Caddick, aged 21; Arthur Footner, aged 21; Alfred Crick Freeman, aged 23; W. J. Hutton, aged 22; Samuel H. Lewin, aged 24; C. Amos Lester, aged 21; Hervey E. Murly, aged 22 ; George James Nutt, aged 22; John Slade, aged 21; Edward Oxford Smith, aged 21; Harry Snow, aged 23; Henry Johnson Carr, aged 22; William Cooper, aged 23; George Sangster Green, aged 21; John Charles Harding, aged 23; John Edward Gray Hill, aged 23; William Ramwell, aged 22; John Hamilton Townend, aged 22. The Council accordingly awarded them certificates of merit. The examiners further announced to the following candidates that their answers to the questions at the examinations were highly satisfactory, and would have entitled them to prizes or certificates of merit if they had been under the age of 26: John Robinson Adams, aged 31; George Arthur Rooks, aged 28; Charles Sheppard, aged 29; Horace William Smith, aged 31; Frederick Stroud, aged 27; William Bowles Barrett, aged 30; William Wallis, aged 27. The number of candidates examined in these terms were 235; of these 202 passed, and 33 were postponed. Necrology. 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