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... 21, 1S57. DEAn SIn-I beg to acknowledge with the deepest gratitude the foliowing subscriptions towards the enlargement of Croghan chapel, from the ?? I entlemen. With regard to the humbler classes, whose subsoriptions it would be too tedious to give here ...
... that if Mr. or Mrs. Croghan wish them to enter into the question of the fitness or the unfitnews of Mrs. Croghan for the office of matron, the Guardians will be obliged to bring forward facts which, in their opinion, prove Mrs. Croghan as incom- petent and ...
... these is no doubt but that her speed will be in-: creased when lear machinery has had more use. By the death of C'ol. William Croghan, of Pittsburgh, recently deceased, his daughter, who some years since, left here with Captain Schinley, of the Britishs Ar-my ...
... Clerk: Y(s. Only half the number of vaccinatione have taken place.-Mr. CHOLERTON proposed that the letter be referred to the Dispensary Committee, and this was seconded,-Mr. DEAN said they had traversed over the ground once, and he did not think it was worth ...
... Alien, J.P.; James Mal- laghan, J.P.; Robert Simpson. J.P.: Andrew Currell. J.P.: and W. A. Young. J.P. District- - Inspector Croghan charged a juan named James Dunlop. residing in Tullygarley. with having been - drunk on the 23rd October last. The case was ...
... Jamison, jun, was elected on Saturday, at a en meeting of the Newtownards Dispensary Com- tr mittee, to the position of medical officer of the ar I district. tb The man Croghan, who was charged a week ago ge I at the Ennis petty sessions with having loaded ...
... for £3 and costs. WiZLIAM LEECE AGArNSr GEORSE.PZATT. This was a process for £t1, dne for medical attendance. Plaintiff is dispensary medical offleer aat Carriokmnre, and the claim was for attendance 2 on defendant's wife. The claim was resisted on I the ...
... any importance. F LAmRNE DISPrsESARw COMMITTER.-Tbe annual general meeting of the Larme dispensary comn- mittee was held on WIedees isay evening ,int in the dispensary. Larne-Ooloucl Dourcan Ml.Neill. J.P., a.affcis Guardian, presiding. It was unanimously ...
... ponnlage allowed. Th-e Local Government Board also sanctioned the pac-mint of one gulinea to -Dr. Love for assisting tlne dispensary nuealcal ?? of Omnavh in a ?? CeSo. With reference t the resol tion of the Board passed at last meeting, auent the ; tramp ...
... letter was read from the Local Government Board, Dublin, drawing attention to the irregularities regarding l the issue of dispensary tickets, and also to a docu- ment issued by the Local Government Board on 3Ist August, 1878, concerning the same irregulari- ...
... officers' sons was held on the 16th instant for a vacant cadetship, and Mr. William T Croghan (from Ur. Jobnston's academy, Gardiner's- place), son of J. B. Croghan, Esq., Sandymount-road, late sub-inspcctor, tcsk firbt place and cadetship on 845 marks ...
... presiding. Dr. F. Turner was re-appointel medical officer of health, and Mr. T. Croghan, sanitary officer, the Chairman remarking on the satisfactory manner Mr. Croghan had discharged his duties since his appointment last year. BUIRBAGE. SUDDEN DEATH ...