... belonging to Ireland ; Philip Barry Hazlewood, Thomas Pint, John M'Carlhv, Humphry Mitchell, John R. Jennings, Joseph ’M. Lynn (Markethill), Christopher H. Routlidge, Joseph Longhead, William John Sproul, Samuel Spronl, James Costello, hoinas J. Sproul, ...

... DUBLIN: And, »l»o. Sold ihc undermentioned A(tenl« . vnn.Ht (.RATTAN'S Medical Hall, and .1 Sloan. —AitV.HNMioY, Given; GRATTAN and Co.; Cavan, W. H. Brice; CooTk.hii.i.. Martin ; (T.osr:». A. Bnrn.idc : Col r.a*iNH, Couyhlan Ci onvkii.tv, J. H. Jintice ...

... evening, he complained violent pain in the band and arm, symptoms of hydrophobia were soon ap* Mrcnt, and the unhappy sufferer died in great agony, Friday, fire days after received the injury.—/Mi Mr. John Willis, Wexford, sn ingenious sspirsnt, of opinion ...

... hereondition, -Pl it nas shat the defendant had promised to elevate her to. \ ?? The following witnessei were then called:_ John Turner-I am a farmer, livirigin Poulton, at' Coi- niston Lake. I have lived'there'these twelveyears. The plain- i . tiff is ...

... gentlemen from Ireland have been examined before the Committee:— Dr. FerguMon, Dr. Kennedy, Dr. Osborne, Dr. Harm, and Dr. Grattan, Fellows of th« Dublin College of Pbysi- eiens, as Representatives of that body. University of Dublin. —Dr. M‘Cartney, Professor ...

... superior fIU GRATTAN’S ANTIRIUOHS PILLS—a most useful remedy fur all those distressing affections consequent on Bilious Derangement. t GRATTAN’S CALCINED MAGNESlA—carefully freed from all fixed air. . _. GRATTAN'S COLD CREAM—of very superior I GRATTAN'S AROMA ...

... quality : GRATTAN’S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS—a most useful remedy for all those distressing affections consequent on B.lious angenaent, GRATTAN’S CALCINED MAGNESlA—circfully freed from all fixed air. GRATTAN’S COLD CREAM—of a very superior Fragrance. GRATTAN'S AROMA ...

... One-ounce Pots, : Two-Ounce, 2s ; Four-Ounce, ; by Barclay & Sons, Farringdon-Street, London. GRATTAN & CO., MEDICAL HALI-, 12, Corn TCarkct, Belfast} THOMAS GRATTAN, MEDICAL HALL, ARMAGH; AND SURGEON YOUNG, DOWNPATRICK. 7G-i ...

... them and all hopes of Repeal in the tame tomb. I remain youn very truly, JOHN LAWLESS. * Should not the consumption of whiskey be exception f This manufacture, which ties the arms and hahds of Irishmen, degrades their mind, robs them of their strength ...

... Universal Medicines.” I am, dear Sirs. Plymouth. October 1. 1834. DANIEL MAY. P. S.—The young man to whom my letter alludea la John Jenkina, residing in the parish of Vealmpton. neat Plymouth. DIRECTION'S FOR TAKING THE MEDICINES. Case* Aa toon the patient ...

... that ore would imagine they were appointing a new Parliamentary Committee—- Nugent, Henry Grattan, Curran, Grace, Kelly, Counsellor Close, Dolan, O’Dowd, John Browne, Frederick William Conway—(Mr. O’Connell, when he heard Mr. Conway’s name mentioned ...

... Andrew-Street, and sold Wholesale J. and R. Rabies, Druggist, Edinburgh; and Retail, Messrs. Grattan & Co.; Mr. C. M*Abater, Druggist, Belfast; Mr. Thomas Grattan, Medical Hall. Mr. G. Young. Surgeon and Apothecary, DowspatrjcK; and all respectable venders ...