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... Ardcarne, 2ath July, 1873. Sir.—l hereby give you notice?'will not from liencefortb continue to act as a’inember of the Boyle dispensary committee, and hope yon will have mv name at once taken the list of said committee. Your obedient serviUlt, John L. Hackett ...
... than when they left. The minntes of proceedings of the above dispensary committee held on Thursday 29th June was read, from which it seemed Mr Wyse was elected apothecary to the dispensary districts at salary of £43 per nnnam. Dr. Nixon had 3 votes; Mr ...
... salaries of the dispensary Lord .he first fitting Bauagher and «as loat adivi nj on : and it appeared rather singular, and created considerable snrpviso when the poU was taken, that Mr. Bagnall, Ferbane, and other guardians, members of dispensary committee ...
... Ferkall, Francis Armstrong. A similar communication was received from the Croghan T. D. Fitzgerald, Esq., R.M., and Major H. Taaffe Ferrall. £5 was also the salary for the Croghan district. The Chairman would like to know the authority the magistrates iu ...
... means of safety With regard to the treatment of cholera the Commissioners hare communicated to the medical officers of dispensaries the opinions promulgated by the late Central Board of Health in 1543 and 1349 j and likewise a repert of the Royal College ...
... under Ihe Parliamentary Voters’ Act. Botle Dispensaries-^Afto-dayß meeting of the board Mr Gilbert submitted the rfsiiaMtenis of expenditure incurred tinder'the Medical Charities Act, in’the different dispensaries of the union, during the year ‘ended 29th ...
... knowledge of the cultivation of land, and « as verj buue-t. The candidates promised were Dolan and Croghan. There were tor Patrick Dolan three, (or Croghan ten—the lalter was therefore elected. --i ...
... and James Phihbs. After tho ruinates of the last day’s proceedings wore read and confirmed, DISPENSARY DISTRICT. An application from the Ballyfarnon Dispensary district was read, lor 10 dozen of postage stamps, some ink, and 6 boxes pens. Captain Duckworth—l ...
... would be better off in the workhouse ? Witness—l never beard him saj' so. Mr. J. D. Dermot—You were within perches of the Dispensary and you did not go to Dr. Dwyer to tell how Harrington was sick ? Witness—No ;it was not business. Capt. J. Duckworth—Couldn’t ...
... Sale, Law Agent’s Office, Rank of Ireland, College Green, Dublin. BOYLE UNION. KEAHtJE DISPENSARY DISTRICT rrllE COMMITTEE OE * MANAGEMENT of V*. above Dispensary District, will, on Friday, tho 32nd March, proceed Elect Properly Qualified MEDICAL OFFICER ...
... regret that he was taken away suddenly. Other pnbKc bodies have already ...
... Mr Armstrong nxiro the members of different families tick I ■' O’Parrell—Yes. , Clerk-Dr Blakeny hnlT ■* school closed in Croghan. , Dr O’Parroll —Father Carlos did so. The “Compendium” was looked into «nd the chairman doubted whether the guardians had ...