... Physician in the room of the late much lamented Doctor Hallaran—the Right Worshipful the Mayor, in the Chair—The Secretary, Henry Hardy, Esq. read several communications relative to the subject for which they had assembled—among which, were letters from Doctors ...

... assiduous and alteniire in the duties deputed to them, and begged leare to band in report the result of their labours. Air Hardy, the Secretary, read the report, which ern. braced the most minute particulars respecting the establishment. The inadequate ...

... their design and their Professional qualification, to either of the Secretaries, on or before Thuraday, 9th of March. f b. 25. THOMAS R. ENGLAND, . CHOKER BARRINGTON, }* ceretari «- T 'O THE SUBSCRIBERS THE CORK FEVER HOSPITAL. My Lords and Gektij!men, | BI* ...

... John Walsh, / T. O’Regan, James Denny, Thomas j. Cleary, John Bennett, Daniel Corbett, Joseph Allen,,' David Fitzgerald, Harvey, Soil And Deaves, John VI alsh. Paul M’Srfincy. Denis Newsom, WilliainTagan^ Thomas Harvey, Patrick Barry, James Bolster. John ...

... George White, Esq M Warren, Floraville, Thomas Hardy, Esq. per Dr. Willes, A Friend, per rs. Win. S. Nash, Do. per .Mr. Logan, per Mr. Robert Young, 3 in Licut-Col. Baker, Fort-William, per J. W.Topp, I 0 0 Thomas Wise, Esq. per Rev. Ur. Quarry, I 0 Mr ...

... the Huuar. tank vessel now fitting in this dock-yard,will proceed under her care; for the service of Kingston harbour. Sir Thomas Staines. BarhK.C.B. to hoist hit broad pendant, in the Forte frigate, at Plymouth, and proceed Gibraltar, to take the command ...

... port. The Forte 46, is commissioned by Captain Jeremiah Coghlan, C. B, lor the South American statioo, the appointment of Sir Thomas Staines to the command at Gibraltar being abandoned for the present, laird Amelius Beauclerk, it is said, is appointed to ...

... his Lordship’s own experience for the last live years, he thought the day was long passed when a Magistrate would be found hardy enougli to act his own responsibility, when lie could procure thy assistance others Petty Sessions, or consult with the Magistrate ...

... stolen from their lands near Fcrrooy, and two days after the prisoner Thomas, was detected selling them to a Butcher named Fennell in Cork market*William Cummins was acquitted, and Thomas Cummins was found Guilty, and sentenced to imprisoned for twelvemonths ...

... following highly respectable Jury was sworn : Hon. A. Annesley, Abraham Devonshire, Richard Oliver Aldworlh, John Newenham, Thomas Ware, Standish Harrison, James B. Thornhill, .'I orris Townsend, Daniel Connor, Henry O'Callaghan. Jos. H. Cox, Herbert Gillman ...

... oppressed by tyrant landlord, poor Dwyer and Walsh were. Therafore let no man be so blind to his own interest, or so fool hardy to take that ground ; if they do, they will most cer. tainly sutler for doing, let him be who he may; may rely on the aforesaid ...

... on the Committee for the next year; EXPORT MERCHANTS. Thomas Cuthbert, Simeon Hardy, Joseph Leycester, Preei- Thomas Harvey, James Morgan, t~ dents. Roger Adams, Samuel Lane, Gerard Callaghan. Thomas Carroll, Reuben Heaves, James Alurphy. Robert K. Cummins ...