Ireland's eastward trade plan spurs Dublin meeting debate
Patrick Cropper outlines aims to open India market, revive Irish manufacture, and curb west India trade limits. He argues emancipation of industry requires open commerce with India, tea and cotton duties, and state support to employ 300000 plus Irish workers, amid Licenses and East India concerns.
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Tie Lyf
Patrick Cox
Cropper
Cropper Mk
Soip
Smith
India
West Indies
West Failies
Ireland
Lstely
Trish
Clonmel
Europe
England
East India Company
New York
al Wien
Byt
Waanimanusty
Joli David Latouche
Ares
Dublin
Ale Paul Lill Patrick
Mullen
Moira House
M*mul Jen
O'Neil
Molloy
Woulfe
Anid
Li Fa
East India
Iseland
America
O'Neill
McVoy
USA
Qann
Patrick
Crosthwaite
Crostwaite
East Indies
East
Chamber of Commerce
Conway
Themelves
Trate
Celebration of Mr Pitts Birth Day in Old Tan
A Glasgow gathering of about 12 gentlemen at the Town Hall marked the birth day of Mr Pitts with dinner chaired by Henry Monteith MP. The event featured speeches, loyal toasts, a band, and praise for the memory of the statesman, with officials including the Lord Provost and university head present. The Courier and Glasgow Herald note reporter access limits and comment on convivial restraint in political dinners. A separate report mentions a new locomotive carriage project using portable gas and a six horsepower engine anticipated to weigh under one hundred tons, with a York dispatch planned in four months at ten miles per hour.
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Dowling
Drogheda
Calico
Manchester
Stewart
Prophy
Cropper
Gould
O'Neill
Guinness
Me Woulfe
Menara Portela Guinness
James Cropper
Joseph Pim
Paul Lill Patrick
Sohn Davi Latache
Woulfe
John O'Brien
Sohn Todhunter
Peter Alexander Lestie
Thomas Pini
James Marin Pike
Thomas Kirwan
Peter Brophy
James Pim
John M.mullen
Dublin
Mahony
Leldom
Patrick
Todhunter
Latouche
Piu
Henry Monteith
Carstairs
Samuel Hunter
William Rose Robinson
Campbell
Blythewood
M.P
James Stewart
Bart
Pye
Buchanan
Ardoch
Mure
Caldwell
6Th Dragoon Guarta
Glasgow
Pitt
Aegna
Brown
Te Ie
York
Grimmill Strife at Glunowe Mills Ends in Proposals
A distressed proclamation by the Sheriff curbs disturbances as Grascow Corton Scumwens report no return from spinners. New hands work at the midbene area while masters and operatives clash. The note urges reopening on Monday with pay and conditions restored, and calls for an end to combined restraints as tensions loom over the Gorbals mill dispute.
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Duttop
Cotthy
Countenay
Appeal for Public Benevolence Supports New Infirmary
A Meath county charity committee reports delayed subscriptions for its new infirmary with ninety beds opening in December. The sermon fund was postponed due to scheduling conflicts, prompting appeals for public generosity to cover the shortfall and support the institution, with donors urged to respond at the New Infirmary on Long Lane and Kevin Street.
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Dirchlin
Theng
Santedés
Lpatinuin
Bnet
St. Werburgh's
Lefano
George Latouche
Rhys
Mediel
Long Lane
Kevin Street
Mendicity House Appeal Urges Public Support 1914
Address to the public from Dublin Mendicity House in October 1914 thanks contributors and explains the need for a voluntary fund to avert two great evils. The committee outlines a plan with parish superintendents to collect and record donations, ensuring accountability and public confidence in sustaining the institution.
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Mendicity House
Mendicity Ansociation
Sub
Actiptiona
Haa
Mataton House
Dublin
Mendicity Association
Theeecasse
Ghia
Araghry
Buma
Oniler 2 Dublin Notice Published at Attice Mar lameni street
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Dublin printing and publication at an attic location on Mar lameni street. Reads like a tiny publication stamp or imprint fragment with unclear date and full address. No clear event, persons, or organizations identifiable from the readable words.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wr. L. Guinness
MR Pitts
Tan
House OF Recovery
Cork-Street
By Oniler
Astimanth
Aly
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