Ireland's rich mineral wealth and coal basins outlined
A historic survey details extensive Irish mineral resources across counties from Wicklow to Donegal, noting copper, lead, tin, coal, iron, and marble, plus notable mines at Arigna and extensive slate and granite beds. The piece highlights past production, distribution across provinces, and the need for capital to develop Ireland's mineral potential, with remarks on related industry and local leadership.
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Ireland
Empire
London
Ayonder Fay
England
Bristol
Liverpool
Tate
Europe
Croghan
Wicklow
Revenne
Kilross
Sligo
Cavan
King’s County
Edenderry
Nouth
Lough
Nenagh
Londonderry
Galway
Limerick
Leitrim
Westmeath
Tronia
Donegal
Tyrone
Fermanagh
Monaghan
Down
Ford
Mayo
Roscommon
En's County
Kilkenny
Wexford
Cork
Clare
Great Britain
Dublin
Queen's County
Tipperary
Kerry
Carlow
Antrim
Longford
Armagh
Queen’s County
Waterford
Rsland
Iare
Deby- Shire
Illiam Petty
Catholic Association Meeting Discusses Aggregate Plan
The Catholic Association met at Capell Street Rooms with Colonel Dermott chairing as ill health kept him away from full attendance. David Lynch reported on arranging an Aggregate meeting and displayed a letter from Lord Killeen declining to preside. A Catholic clergyman from Whitechurch Cork praised the Association’s conduct and parishioners’ support.
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Ireland
Coppinger
A. Browne
Murray
Association
O’connell
Morning Chronicle
Perry
Alfreds
Thomas ' More
Fenelon
O'Connell
Preston
North America
Fitzsimon
Catholic Association
Capell Street
M. Dermott
O'Gorman
David Lynch
Kinvern
Kay
Whitechurch
County of Cork
Horgan
Ligeak
Pinger
Ireland's minerals urged to lure British capital
A writer appeals to British investors to back Irish mining and mineral ventures. He outlines coal beds, iron, lead and zinc prospects across counties Kilkenny, Tipperary, Cork, Wicklow, Mayo, and more, arguing secure returns of 2.5 to 3 percent. He responds to misrepresentations of Ireland’s security and urges Parliament to publish a government report.
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Ara
London
Ireland
Reland
Dublin
Nitumo
Killally
Griffiths
Behrays
Kilkenny
Queen's County
Lady Ormond
Killenaule
Tipperary
Cork
N. P. Leader
Shannon
Clare
Whitehaven
Loch Allen
Nimino
Dungsollon
Tyrone
Dexa
Wicklow
Crontarf
Mayo
Correa
Munster
Bantry
Oroca
Lough Allen
England
Tieland
Trelavas
Dripsey
Bonn
Alderman Magnay
Magnay
Mosera Magnay
Crimea
Kent
Bristol
Baddow
Whelnaford
Dublin Sugar and grain markets hold steady amid dull trade
Markets show limited activity with sugar duty unchanged and hopes for price gains as future demand remains uncertain. Malt and whiskey demand steady, while butter and pork prices edge higher. grain notes across Dublin and provincial markets indicate ample supply and mixed demand, with flour steady but oats and barley fluctuating and beef and mutton varied by region.
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London
Dublin
Warley
Livenica
Pra
Pee Cote
Harley
Newfoundland
Loxton
Loxvos
Fen
Belfast
Newry
Waterford
Cork
York
Wreck of coal brig near Howth saved crew by shore watchers
The London Mail reports a brig laden with coal wrecked between Ireland's Eye and Howth harbour. Peace officer Cahill and his party aided the distressed crew and recovered property washed ashore. The brig belonged to Mr Saymour of May.
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Ireland
S- Eye
Howth
Cahill
Saymour
Miay
Book Sale Notice at Rotunda Auction Week in Dublin
Regilen announces a limited three day sale of valuable books by auction at the Rotunda in Dublin. On Wednesday and Thursday, February 14th and 19th, sale begins at 2 o clock. Catalog includes works by celebrated modern authors, translations of the ancients, rare Eu TaVINGE prints and fine arts illustrations.
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EU Tavinge
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Richard Sunes
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Isaac Ogden
Bag
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Lower Canada
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Margaret Valid
Thomas Lage
Internal Resources OF Ireland
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U.S
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India
Pearl Bailey
New New York
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Hutter
Carraway
Jamaica
Leeward Inland
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