Freemasons in Ireland Debate on Legal Equality
In Parliament Mr Abercrombie and Mr Monck discuss rights for Freemasons of Ireland noting past admonitions and proposing parity with English Freemasons. The debate touches Orange societies and societal influence while a motion is ordered to be printed for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abercrombie
Orange Societies
Monck
Freemasons of
Ireland
Jane
Freemasons
Eng
Ton Wan
Cert
England
Hetter
Draco
Hyediutad
Felois
Dublin Journal reports Irish affairs and military notes
The Dublin Journal for Friday evening April 2 1924 covers in Parliament Irish Affairs with the Burial Bill moved to a second reading and a 28 746 for Education of the Poor in Ireland debated. It notes Mainden speech by Mc Neath, a Commission of Inquiry, and the Records larceny bill left open for report. It also covers a critique of Orange processions by Dawson and Browston, plus a letter regarding the Hussars dispute with Sir H W Tayton. A Treasury order limits non duty days at the Custom House starting April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Plungett
Ireland
Mc Neath
Inquiy
GovLaung
Burreswoxrh
Goutsuan
Dawson
Freemasons of Ireland
Orange
Browston
Bartien
Olivers
Dublin
White
White's Wall
Ualmoy
Nagle
James Byrne
Gash
Harragh
Innishannon
Thin Warning
Deck Croker
Bay
Eyre Croker
Murphy
Daly
Gilenasheen
Cork
Webeh Royal Lancers
Rifle Krigade
Donovan
Hugsell
Biing
Ugaye
Rock Milla
Got
Kinglam
Geneva Rock
Msg
Robert Kelly
Scheaon
Ssearoe
Wallan Pana
Lismiureun
Cydiel Currey
Oncerm Din Aris Cutter
William Dann
Cermand
Me Laurenson
Flomas Mailachy
Patrick Rourke
Dodane
Patrick
Major Purdon
Pines
Clare
Ciiiee
Ilaloe
Tely
Liscarryl
Cark
Mir Maery
Durdon
Sveban
Tipperiuny
Irish Mining Company report at the Royal Exchange
Westerlay proprietors of the Irish Mining Company met at the Royal Exchange. Nicholas Mahon presided. Brophy denied a local rumor and presented documents to London deputies. The committee reported on land leases and potential wine mining, with an abstract noting communications about working Irish wines. The will of Luke White and other notices follow in this lengthy report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeamee
Verterdas Bank
Onstov
Iran Canal
Royal Canal
Sane Po
National Insurance
Royal Irish
Thes Tees Patriotic
St. Patrick
Shamrock
Dublin Gas
Hibernia Gag
Aerrr Bane Vil
Ved Publin Coal Co
Dublin Shipping
London
Ea Tn
Westerlay
Royal Exchange
Nicholas Mahon
Brophy
Tejal
Ghathie
E Mining Company
Floose
Mehale Ou Han
Bin
Purdy
Alc Brophy
Wielhpencerom
Trelant
Ireland House of Commons seals plan for new company
A Dublin meeting discusses uniting a new company with a London group. Debates cover governance by twenty one directors elected by ballot, voting rights for shareholders, and handling 447 shares deemed inappropriate. Costs and debts noted include deposits of £9,626 10s and expenses for bill and reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pblic
Mc Rice
London
House of Common
Bank of Ireland
Fottrell
Brophy
Goold
Pim
J. O Neill
Otter
Yowger
John O'Neill
Divyer
Gibbon
State of the Country unrest and violence across counties
The Cork Southern Reporters detail a series of violent incidents across Kilkenny Cork Limerick Clare and surrounding areas. Misdemeanors include murders cow hogging arson theft and threats. Efforts by police and soldiers lead to arrests and transportation. Public notices warn of further violence and vigilant hostility.
Excise Arrangements and Revenue Reform Proposals
The document outlines principal Revenue Arrangements from the Commissioners of Inquiry. It proposes consolidating Incidental allowances for senior officials, standardizing the Surveyors General Establishment across the United Kingdom, abolishing the Inspector-General of Imports and Exports Office, transferring duties to Dublin, and abolishing Revenue Agents in London. It notes a projected establishment cost of £21,454 6 1 and a contemplated saving of £11,802 11 0, with detailed salary scales for clerks and officials and various appointments at specific grades and locations, including Surveyor-General and Examiner roles. It also mentions the abolition of the Examiner of Surveyors Diaries and pending arrangements for Quit Rent business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners of Inquiry
United Kingdom
Gscl
England
London
Dublin
Excise and Customs
Salarifg
Stal
Jool
E.kiyninere
Fatham
Markets note shows limited fresh corn samples and price changes
Diagix notes scarce fresh quality samples in wheat and barley markets with firmer prices for some grades. oats and flour largely unchanged. Markets thin with overall dull demand and gradual improvement in some sections, while imports and port activity hint at shifting balance ahead of May.
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Mitlers
Dumlin
Warley
Flor
Warreraxo
Parrela
Darley
Saue
Des
Cael
Dow
Atis
Pichaies
Maseilo
Harley
Blower
Tos
Ommawel
Alos
Hank
Porte Artisanot
Gouin
Hamburgh
Amsterdm
Hotterdam
Essex
Suffolk
Norfolk
North Country
Poland
Lrith
India
Secomt
Bacon
Waterford
Cork
Dublin
Limerick
Carlow
Newry
Manca
jAmaliai
Seoich Ou Ag
HYAIS
Peatate
Beerith
Mary Clentisen
Faeland
Jyiis Sea
Esquire
L'a Bendias
Hershey
Vis
Aral
Blake
Also Mentioned on This Page
Doblnt Journal
Parliament
Assoe Derkrs
Custom House
Avenon - Irish Mining Company
Luke Witte
Luke White
Thomas White
Woodlands
County of
Juliana
Viscount Gort
Luttrell's Town
Earl of Carhampton
Sim
Mise Ruth
Manxren
St. Mark's Church
Robert Handcock
Viscount Castlemaine
Jane Kivaabeth
Gerard Macklin
Count Schulenburgh
Chandos-street
Queen Charlotte
North Pole
Parry
William Harris
J. W. Pritchard
Friktin
Mackenzies River
Franklin
Behting
Neadlandas
Fyan
Hepulse Hay
Coppermine-River
Lancaster's Sound
Melville Island
Behring
Patera Ph. Lows
Saran de Ventenreider
Bos
Aleutia
Ube Iber
Ciara O' Ferguson
Calcutta
Chaeder
Calvatia
Compion
Mares
Compton Weld
Madran
Madras
Pewracn
Lipset
Calewe
Bermuson
Nicholl
Purton
O' Dowdal
Clarke
Pemberton
Perth
Qrotchins
Peake Nottian
Hedevoratoat
Naeka
Ploue
Theselay
Toa
Norlin
Witale
Rembe
Weastinoel
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