... Ihe Clerk said £'2 was what was allowed iu ill the other Dispensaries for fuel, Mr Browns would propose that be allowed for the Klphin District also. Mr Bauahau ...

... dangerous duty of a workhouse dispensary district - You will, in the opinion many, serve the pruC-i- Sion end the public, by endeavouring to give to the commissioners direct legal power classify workhouses and dispensaries, and allocate a fiat suitable ...

... 1359, rcceire tenders for supplying the A sum of .as allowed the owner of the 4th- , Wotkhoa , e> ,„i.ge Free, with league dispensary house, fur luel and attendance, mak- .-J s | o CLOTHING and NECESSARIES tlte entire sum per year. , For Sii from i March ...

... with regard the Dispensaries being means of relieving the prepare from infirmaries, 1 can safely assert that the numbtT applicants f r admission have been greatly increased since the operation of the Medical Chaiities Bill. Dispensary Medical ilcii could ...

... Birotties in Ihiseo . ly. l ,17. «„ ...

... George Walpole, Castleuade. 2 Thomas Coury, it di.-eu. I'aaiel Hughes: Greta. G'.'orgc DeveuisSi, Itusiihill, 10 Micliacl Croghan, Arkeenagh. 4 George W West, Strokestown. II Peter M’UermoU. Itatliroc. Michael Butler. Elpluii. 12 John OTarrell, Bloomfield ...

... Officer for the Atl-Va.'.ie Dispensary trat, applied for his quarter Iye ir’s salary. 11- st .led that was j gicat expense in attending the many distant calls which w.>re of frequent occurrence. Dr. B.nke said ae thought the dispensary doc' tors were entithd ...

... to the r it* s under liie M ni Cl a. - A» t, inerea thi salaries of tbeir offi ers ai. had been the case the Jan stown Dispensary where the Coina. •• ■ led the s l ; ...

... Boyle. 9 Ibcrv Thomson Ttevannagh, 10 Powell, 11 Hugh M Dermott Grange. James Hayes Boyle, 13 John Clecn, 14 John Anderson Croghan, Robert Belaud Tnilylioy. Erasmus CashelL 17 Mark Cox, Kuockroe, IS George Beard Mnllaghmore, 19 Thomas Pointou, Cotrigeen ...