... so near, he would direct the body to he removed to the Dispensary, which the Doctor would probably find a more convenient place for snaking the oxsininatioe. Mr. Phayer, apothecaryto dispensary, pro- ...

... properly interfered for the protection of those thus engaged in furthering the Queen's service. Some days since Head Constable Croghan arrested three of stone-cutters employed in the building of the new Roman Catholic Cathedral, named Magrath, Ivory. and White ...

... Inspector. A . letter from the Commissioners inquired whether notice had been given of the motion for reducing the various Dispensary officers' salaries, before the motion passed, as otherwise it was illegal. The Schoolmaster, and the %Vard nester and W ...

... could not be made away with and concealed. without the conni-, vance and complicity of some such persons. Head Constable Croghan stated that on the 29th of January he received a letter from the Constable 'at Kilinanagh, stating that a farmer named Butler ...

... and in the Workhouse. Those Society already at its first meeting. (Mr. or at least sons•ructed by a more noskilful band. as Croghan, la Cuuuaught. th e e airrthe dear g or red- matters were referral to the Visitin g Committee. Graves) now begged toe contribute ...