... very complimentary address (which will lie found in our advertising columns,) presented to him by the governors Rutland Dispensary, county Donegal, his resigning the superintendence of that institution. This augurs well for one young in the profession ...

... with the requisition. Last Saturday, twenty-four male convicts were shipped from Cork to Dublin. The subscribers the Croghan Dispensary have elected Dr. Whittaker, of Boyle, medical attendant that establishment. Yesterday week, 1,400 quarters of Irish ...

... / / Do.. Hugh Moore, J.P., Nootka Lodge. Hugh Moore. Jun., Lodge. Ross Carthy, S. Strong, Medical Officer, Carlingford Dispensary, Richard Geraon,Catherine’s Grove, Thomas Gernon, Grange House, John Bell, Omeath, John Parks, Baling Castle, John W. Parks ...

... at ‘That loathing fear, and fearful hate, mittee had allocated a portion of their funds to pro- of fever hospitals and dispensaries, distinctly sta And rankling vengeance, all are cruel liars; curing suitable medicine for diseased animals, the ersons—and ...

... CnrlinKford I‘nrith. SATUBDAY, the 28th uU. Boss Carthy, Eaq., nu Moore, Ear)., John K. Croghan, Esq., John Kutberfoni, Esq., Thomas Parka, Esq., and Mr. Win. Craig, a Deputation, appointed for the purpose, proceeded the Glebe House, Carlingford, and ...

... abortion ho determined to destroy the child which tho girl, Carron, swore in her informations was taken alive bv him. Captain Croghan. and the police under him, deserve credit for the prompt manner which they exerted themselves in arresting Smith and procuring ...

... their feelings and opinions.— l am, &c., Conservator. THR REV. WM. HEGARTY IN CROGHAN, COUNTY DONEGAL. (From a CorretponJent.J On last Sunday the beautiful little church of Croghan, near Lifford, in the county of Donegal, was the scene of more than usual ...

... either intersect the Property or run in close con- . tignity to it. There are valuable minerals-viz., Lead, Iron, &c. -in Croghan Mountain. Several parties have made ltrial searches for them, and, being satisfied with the f result, have proposed to take ...

... was ac- Three requisitions M ere read, one from the TTarrenpoint Dispensary, for surgical instruments. second from Forkhill, for stationery, 5c., and a third from the Newry Dispensary, for medicines. All these applications wero acceded to. THE MONTHLY ...

... Christopher Holuhan, A. 8., T.C.D., for the parish Drumshamho. dio,e-e Ardagh ; F- Stonej’, A. 8., T.C.D., for tin-parish of Croghan, dim-eae Elphin; Henry H. Kilbride. A. 8., T.C.D., for the dioceae .death. The Kev. James Charles (iaasaen has been appointed ...

... them W 1. ,S. colour, own ofimou », tb.t ,t i. th. t on. WILLIAM BATES, Esq.. MJ)., L.R.C.P., Phusieian the Brighton Dispensary, de., de. u jx. T)« iMßb’s Light Brown Cod liver OU possesses many advan,hither dOTcripllons Oil. in iU being of one invariable ...

... address THOMAS BARBOR, Esq., M.D., late medical officer carlinoford DISPENSARY Nov. Bth, 1862. Dkar Sir, . , have heard that you are about to leave ue, ana VY as very much regret that you find it necessary to take this ste]', cannot in justice to our ...