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... matter considered on tills day lortnight The following ratepayers were elected mem'' bers of the Dispensary Committee : Strokeatowu District—Messrs Conway, Croghan, D Lynch, and James Kelly. hlphiu District—Messrs lyuu, P McCaffreys, Cooper Lynch, J Larke ...
... Keadue dispensary district—The flagged floor in the waiting room is damp. The medical officer’s attendance and report book was not sent to the guardians (or examination. There is no lock the poison press at the dispensary, Ballyfarnon dispensary district—There ...
... the late Boyle Dispensary. Mr. Hackett said it should be diposed of according to the wishes of the donor. Mr. Gardener said, Dr. Wallace claimed the sum question as salary due to him as second Medical attendant on the Boyle Dispensary,— was now in attendance ...
... the L G Board. LOUGHGLYNN DISPENSARY. The L G Board wrote enclosing a letter which was sent to them by Mr P Webb relative to the Loughglynn dispensary. Mr Flanagan—We did not invite tenders or discuss the change of the dispensary. Chairman—The matter never ...
... following Districtsq.= Ballymote Dispensary .District-2 Pumps in Ballymote, 2 in the Townland of Carrigans Lower (one of which is artesian), one in the Townland of Carrigans Upper, one in the Townland of Drumfin. Ballyinote. Dispensary District-2 pumps in Collooney ...
... advertised for for that day. Mr Leslie, Dublin, was declared contractor for the supply of medicines to the workhouse and five dispensaries of the union for twelve months. There was only one tender in, and Dr O’Parrell said Leslie bad been contractor for years ...
... statistics, GURTF.tN DISPKNSART. The following report was next read : Copy of proceedings at extraordinary meeting of the Gnrteen dispensary committee held the loth day May. 1872. Present James Knot, Rev A. Moore, James Powell, M Finn, Hielmrtl Taylor, George M'Elroy ...
... the County at Large. All Applications for Presentments for Rent of Petit Sessionsâ Rooms, support of Infirmaries, or Dispensaries, Salary of Surgeon of Infirmary, erecting, &c , or fitting up any Fever Hospital, or for compensation or Salary to the ...
... the nuisance abated, 'which emailed aii immense amount of travelw. That I have bed prosecu lions Agbanagh, Oootshtll, and Croghan Petty Sessions, which wh d coupled with the Several tini«* I had to visit the eztreiiis ends of my District, put it out of ...
... ruJ.ur ~f ,i F.uc., U.liingu, W-l tu, Prucessary, the support of or to prevent ay I the si( , e | ic or for mainiaming any Dispensary. teclioti of travellers from dangerous Precipic ⢠/odaed wit some High Constable of the County Fifteen Days, or Sec. 14 ...
... tba subject preparing suitable place in the Workhouse for the use the Boyle Dispensary, Captain Duckworth thought it would ha better to pay £5 year for the presoot dispensary, than lay out or £5O, in the fitting up of a suitable place in the work-home ...
... about 20 yards of the door he heard a woman screaming, apparently in Croghan’s house. Constable Myles and witness rushed into the house, and as they got to the door he saw Mrs Croghan driven into a corner in the passage at the back door. She was screaming ...