... District'uos?ital for their kind attention. Trustmg this acknowledgment will be accepted by all.—Rossnakill, Fanad. ‘ CROGHAN—Mr. Thomas Croghan, of Ballyroe, Kilconly, Tuam, ©Co. Galway, wishes to express his veri’ sincere thanks to all those who sympathised ...

... payable out of Road Fund grants. The Late Or. gran.—A resolution of sympathy with the relatives of the late Dr. P. D. Coen, Croghan, Boyle, was panned at the quarterly meeting of the Boyle No. 1 R.D. Council, with which he was for 30 yearn connected. Dr ...

... the resolution on the books confining to two week* the annual vacation term of the officers of the union, in. chiding the dispensary doctors, be rescinded, and that for the future four weeks' leave of absence be snowed them annually. A direct negative was ...

... certiorari • The King (Kerry L. Supple, D. 1., R.1.C.), v. Chairman and Justices Gcuntv Clare, certiorari; The King (Bernard Croghan) v. Chairman and Justices County Mayo, certiorari; The King (Margaret Martha Quinn and others) v. Justices County Cork, certiorari ...

... lady practitioner, has received intint* her appointment by the Clare Co. Board Health as medical officer of the Mountmoon dispensary district has received die action of the Local Government Minister, me time ago this poet was the subject of a DM inquiry ...

... Jotter. rat at the Four Courts vederday and posed of a number of apidicatious. Inquiry as to Coal Consumption in Dublin Dispensaries .11 m e et of lb. Duhlm Board of ,•,..Irrlt.t. Mr Catelv. T•C.. pre• Ifeheviog•olliter the rr‘ rot inquiry there into at ...

... e 42.151 P go. nilywr. 1ti.84/1 Tr. The value A the gold produced tt the age id Ile the death b le.. place at Carignan. Croghan, mos, of lire Healy. It sad. only quite abort tame ago that Wee au:sited the foto rat d her daughter. who dad to '44 rear ...

... Church. Djgin. plaiutiff said that paid his fees were only £5, and his 110. ami had only apartments and not* house in the dispensary had. however, sufficient income to spen t ome months the sea side, and two children, and had. courrf*. «ui Hi. ii'. ii ill* ...

... the district peace that prevailed, and wished con.* extend his congratulations ether * the county. The head constable (Mr. Croghan) stated that the district, although » had population of between nine and t/ thousand, was absolutely free from crams any kind ...

... relative General Maxwell. It is occupied by Crfpt. Scot*, J.P., Mr. Maxwell’s agent. Doctor’s Serious Mishap.—Dr. E. J. Spence, dispensary officer, Stcwartstown, was motoring tho Donaghy Road. and. as be was turning a curve in it, a dog ran across the road and ...

... dealt pith a number Spies of considerable interest to medical practioners. especially those practising as poor law and dispensary medical officers in cojmtry districts. view of prospective legislation affecting the interests the profession as a body ...

... would be immediately realised. Dr. Loftus, Killala, has been appointee substitute in the medical otfirership of iCharlestown dispensary district by th.. Swiniord guardians on the resignation of Dr. J. E. O'Sullivan. The Swinford DJ. has adopted a resolution ...