... childhood —he is a gentleman who has won the esteem of all, and as a prof ssional man has discharged the onerous duti a of Dispensary Doctor Sir many y •ars in this and the neighbouring division of the Poor-Law Union of Gorey with credit to himself and ...

... would have to take it op. Oidered—Referred to Messrs. O'Neill and Robinson to draw up a specification and submit it to the Dispensary Committee. TILE HOUSES OF THE POOR. Mr. Martin Murphy, R. 0., reported that be visited all the new labourers' cottages in ...

... Fintan M. O'Connor. solicitor. Mr. Ed. S Doyle. solicitor. for the next of kin. Dr Daniel C R McCarthy. M.O. Brideetown Dispensary District. save evidence of per f orm i ng a post mortem examination. Garda Tames C O'Neill. Wexford membe r on 30th nuary ...

... from which it appears that they have directed that a sum of be allowed as out-door relief by way of loan to Honor Doyle of Croghan, and that her husband, who refuses to aid her in any way though able to do so, be billed with the amount, whenever the Guardians ...

... o're? KTL) cetan G Mr Thorpe pointed out that it was not ' ural Distriez Council was held on Wedit (‘larke, medical officer dispensary day ihat the tickst was issued | nesday. Mr J Sinndt, VC, presided. @i, Wyse C pensary district, and that Dr O'Connor was ...

... the Legion of Honour; Lally Tollendal, a peer of GRAIGUE DISPENSARY RESIDENCE. The Local Govereineut Board wrote reepectiog the France ; Lieutenant-General Count O'Mahony, and Graigue dispensary residence, stating they had no ob- Dr. Maws R ear interesting ...

... dismissed the case. Mr. O'Deinpaey asked fur a decree on the ground of Brennan receiviug and appropriating the rent of the dispensary. Mr. O'Flaberty objected and said the money bad been lodged in court. The Judge—When? Mr. OTlalierty—The first day of the ...

... Sells—The marriage took place last Monday et Croghan Parish 'Church, Co. ROSCOMTC o . cf Edward. son of Mrs. and the late Edward O'Connor, P. 0., Co. Kilkenny, to Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O'Regan. Croghan. Both bride and bridegroom are extremely popular ...

... that they were his, he would leave the matter to arbitration. He valued the sheep at about XS. One of the sheep was now on Croghan mountain, but it would never be any good. James Conway proved to seeing the dogs kill the sheep. He knew the dogs well. Myles ...

... that they were his, be would leave the matter to arbitration. De valued the sheep at about A. One of the sheep was now on Croghan mountain, bat it would never be any good. James Conway proved to seeing the dogs kill the *asp. He knew the dogs well. Styles ...

... null him through. The following passed unanimously :—Resolved— That we are proud to find the com- ' mittee of Carrigbyrue dispensary had the courage of their convictions, in vindicating the character of an honest man, in the person of Dr Cardiff, and we ...