Tub Law Exakihatiohs.—The result of the general knowledge examination for barristers and solicitors appears in another column. Ifc will be aoen tbafc there are three Chr ietchorcb. men among the eue ceesful candidates. Mr M Donnelly., who has passed the barristers' examination second in order of merit; is the editor of the Ttiegraph, and is now entitled to be ad mitted as a barrister, having , already passed the iavr examination. Be vaa ad mitted as a solicitor by hie Honor the late Mr Justice Johnston. His eucceae is the more noteworthy, inaemsdh as his studies for the Bar bare bad to be carried on daring the ecanty leieere of a busy life. Whether in lav or journalism Mr Don nelly, by his steady perseverance, sound judgment and. quickness of perception is sure to achieve a high position. Mr J. A. Caesidjv *ho h&* passed the bar rister'e elimination, is in Mr Stringer's

office, and Mr O. B. Eitobie, who i» among the successful candidates In the solicitors' examination, is in the office of Mr Wynn- WHfiame. Bota are to be congratulated on htiriag passed an nnoeoally severe examm&tion in each. cue.
