Some of the m.urt M-icntiflr surceon* now rely eolely on the use of this wonderful Ointment, when liaviim to cope with the worst cases of gores, wounds, ulcers, swedinfr*, and tumours. Professor Holloway has despatched to the Mast large shipments of this Ointment, to used the wo
12 May 1856 - Dublin Evening Mail - Dublin, Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Purturlington. and 27th MAY Instant, have been Dawson Damcr. *. Sold by private contract, via.:— Owners; I-Or I.—Kißeaney. James Delanr, LOT .V—Raheenabrogue. Petitioner.' 1 LOT Ooncullane. part ot J LOT 10.— Bally roan, part of. LOT 17.—Batlyroan, part LOT 18.—Bally man. part L
12 May 1856 - Dublin Evening Mail - Dublin, Dublin, Republic of Ireland
We are glad to perceive that Mr. Frederick Peel has shown a slight indication of a disposition to descend from his high horse in connexion with the subject of the disbanding of the Militia. begins to think the opinions of those best acquainted with the subject—the country gentle
12 May 1856 - Dublin Evening Mail - Dublin, Dublin, Republic of Ireland
lately convicted for the Tb rf 1 Hinds, the county of Cnvnn, in Inland, murder of m .j. v ,tanl which took place at hia tnal, -mvfntcd the exercise of hia ri(;ht of chal- V '» W”' »’» t I '' w < 4vlB d tTKliol to the judges in Ireland against the legality of his Sal but applying
12 May 1856 - Dublin Evening Mail - Dublin, Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Act; but rejoiced wy that, when the war ended, not less than 16,000 Germans, Swiss, and Italians, who had been enlisted under that act, were ready to have proved that their discipline and courage were not surpassed in the ranks of the British army. One of the most remarkable fac
12 May 1856 - Dublin Evening Mail - Dublin, Dublin, Republic of Ireland
most generally known and acknowledged. We keep one of the largest Stocks of Ladies’. Gentlemen’s, and Children’s Boots and Shoes the City, so that most can fit thetm-elves without any delay disappoint- Our celebrated Spring I>E BOOTS FOB GENTLEMEN. Made of beautiful soft French
17 May 1856 - Commercial Journal - Dublin, Dublin, Republic of Ireland
After years of (oil and trouble, anxiety and earo, the Liberal elestors of the county of Sligo succeeded in obtaining share of its representation. One seat gained. They defeated the owners of the soil; they triumphed over well-organised opposition, and they demonstrated, by thei
17 May 1856 - Sligo Champion - Sligo, Sligo, Republic of Ireland