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... predicated of Mr. Tarleton. also deeply regret to announce the death of Dr. W. B. Tarleton, medical officer of the Banagher dispensary district, in the prime of life and at the outset of a professional career that gave every promise of success. Of generous ...
... 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- ...
... so you'll pay for it. Mr Orogan—The L 0 Board wished to know whether we would have it • dispensary or a , district charge, and we said we considered a dispensary charge the fairer. Mr Clarke—We said nothing of the kind. Mr Cawley—We said no such thing ...
... A full board is expected on Tuesday next, when the contractors for the workhouse supplies, will and the members of the Dispensary Commiftees, unden the provisions of the Medical Charities’ selected. State op the House.— Number remaining last week 69 ...
... When Mr Bauahan's, R.O. books were being examined, he produced a certificate from Dr. Dwyer, Medical Officer of Ballinameen dispensary district, dated 15th February Inst, stating the applicant for provisional relief was unable to removed. ' Captain Harman ...
... said that on the evening of the let of August he found William Franklin at the Newbridge dispensary getting his wounds dressed: the police at ()roes went to Croghan after Kavanagh to arrest him, but he gave himself up: he accused the Franklins with assaulting ...
... Abel) trespus on Croghan Mountain, and also for pulling d ,wn a fence. Murray, in his turn. had DeniA Donohoe summoned for turning off sheep his property. The evidence allowed that Martin Mulligan had the right to graz- 36 sheep on Croghan Mountain, which ...
... Mr J. tender accepted to build two cottages at Croghan, one for £lO5 sod the other for .1103. The de►th is announced of Cr Dorm. at Battle glom, Co Wicklow. He was hut nasally appointad to that Dispensary. and for a oonsiderable time previously had fondant ...
... 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 ...
... Surgeon to the Duleek Dispensary. T.S. Murphy, L.R.C.S.1., Surgeon to the Collon Dispensary. T. Dillon, M.D., Surgeon to the Mayo County Infirmary, Castlebar. John Pierce, M.D., M.R.C.S.1., Physician to the Newcastle Dispensary and Fever Hospital, Newcastle ...
... analyst to forward the certificates of analysis of the samples of drugs sent from the bilauerenan, Milford, and ftnmgull dispensaries, but he was unable to forward them. Patrick Gallagher and Win Dully, sanitary sub-officers, mane application to the Board ...
... Department that the salaries of the Dispensary Medic:al Officers be revised and placed on a. more equitable scale was on the agenda for consideration. Mr. S. Derham, solicitor, said he represented the Dispensary Medical Officers in the county, and pointed ...