Daniel McCallum, Apprentice Solicitor 1880, Solicitor 1882

Daniel McCallum left his Engineering studies at Queen's Belfast to pursue a career in Law.
The Incorporated Law Society of Ireland was responsible for approving and licensing solicitors. 

The Irish Law Times and Solicitor's Journal  records when Daniel McCallum became an Apprentice Solicitor and also when we became a licensed Solicitor.  He studied under Professor William Hickson and took his exams at Solicitor's Hall, Four Courts, Dublin, Ireland.  He passed his Apprentice Exam of 5 November 1880, achieving scores in the top 1/3 of his class.  He took and passed his Solicitor's Exam on 23 & 24 October 1882.  



The Irish Law Times and Solicitor's Journal, 20 Nov 1880



The Irish Laws Times and Solicitor's Journal, 11 Nov 1882