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... (From the Belfast Northern Whig.) have Been copy of letter addressed by the Poorlaw CommuJsioners the Secretary of the Dunfanaghy-Dispensary Conlxnittee, directing Dr. Francis Clarke, A.M., T.0.D., resign appointment medical officer ot that dispensary ...
... (From the Belfast Northern Whig.) have Been copy of letter addressed by the Poorlaw CommuJsioners the Secretary of the Dunfanaghy-Dispensary Conlxnittee, directing Dr. Francis Clarke, A.M., T.0.D., resign appointment medical officer ot that dispensary ...
... PRIVATE LUNATIC ASYLUM, FARNHAM HOUSE, FINGLAS, NEAR DUBLIN. ESTABLISHED A.D. 1814. Whig Establishment has been remodelled JL and newly furnished within the last four years. There are two separate and distinct departments, one for Ladies and the other ...
... PRIVATE LUNATIC ASYLUM, FARNHAM HOUSE, FINGLAS, NEAR DUBLIN. ESTABLISHED A.D. 1814. Whig Establishment has been remodelled X and newly furnished within the last four years. There are two separate and distinct departments, one for Ladies and the other ...
... POOR-LAW INTELLIGENCE. THE HUSH POOR-LAW BILL AND COUNTY INFIRMARIES. The Whigs have long since resolved upon the extinction of the Irish county infirmaries, and in furtherance of this purpose they have withdrawn the parliamentary grants, formerly given ...
... vestigadon the ha. jnst terminated in the complete and hononrable acquittal Dr. Coanr. extended report the proceeding, from Whig has reached ns, andan absttactism type, are oblige to postpone its pubUcation on acco of matter. 1. appear, that Dr. was called ...
... establishment of Mr. William Gilbert and Co., High-street, on whose establishment it reflects great credit. —Editor Northern Whig. We agree with our northern contemporary, and hare only to express a hope that the example shown by the Grossgar Dispensary ...
... hands of large proportion of the profession. BELFAST QUARTER SESSIONS, (Before J. 11. Otway, Esq., Q.C.) {From the Northern Whig of October 25.) His Worship took his seat in Court shortly after ten o’clock and resumed the business of the Quarter Sessions ...
... free on application to t'OX and CO., Tasteless Pill Manufacturers, Brighton. BEWLEY, HAMILTON & Co.’s COD DIVER OIL OF 1868. Whig Oil, as originally prepared by them in 1850, and since then yearly, with the increasing approbation of the profession, and ...
... practices which are not only foolish, but which ue positive breaches of the law, and might have led to a serious riot. —Northern Whig. THE MACKESY TESTIMONIAL. Dublin Committee. Subscriptions received to Jan. 4,1864. Already acknowledged . . . £lOB Dr. Irvine ...
... the benevolent objects of the society; which having been duly acknowledged the meeting separated. —From the Daily Northern Whig, February 6, 1868. ...
... Sir, In the Northern Whig of the 4th inst., there is a mistake as to the identity of the Sir Charles Coote who was recently fined in London for assaulting the Station-Master of the Charing- Cross Hotel. The paragraph in the Whig runs as follows : “The ...