Free Church Bid in Dublin City for 1600 Capacity Building
In New England style, a large building in a populous town is offered for sale to serve as a Free Church. Donations are solicited via private subscriptions and prominent figures including the Provost, deans, and local vicars are named as receivers. Subscriptions already total 2576, with 3000 expected to complete the benevolent purpose.
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Dublin
Dub Y
Bngland
Mont
Etail
Fars Council
Quicarne Ancusisaoe
Dustin
Mitice
Carniry Conca
St. Patrica’s
Anpaca
Naemsble
Dunun
J. Pomsnov
St. Anne’s
Ies and
Hey
Bowano Winningip
St. Alt
Lyxce Bross
Bart
Pencivac Magee
Bank of
Messrs Ktand Co
Debtors' Friend Society ledger report at Lorton Lord
Account shows seventy three prisoners discharged to families since last period. Compositions for 78 prisoners, weekly allowances totalling 44065, and charitable relief expended on extreme poverty. Subscriptions and donations listed, balance remaining in hands. Bailand Square West, Nov 1924.
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Viscount Lorton
Mehid
Charitable Society Monthly Meeting Expenditure Report
General monthly meeting notes of the Charitable Society for Relief of Sick and Indigent Roomkeepers chaired by John Twycross. Treasurer reports funds status with expenditure and income items, divisions to relief of the poor, salaries, commissions, and subscriptions recorded.
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Charitable Society For Relief of
John Twycross
Saint Patricks
Murray
Benjamin Ball
Public Benevolence Appeal for Dublin Infirmary Support
The Meath and County of Dublin Infirmary appeals for public kindness to fund increased intern beds and improved care at the new hospital opened December 18. Subscriptions have not grown and the charity sermon was postponed due to other sermons and Mr Lefanu's engagement, prompting renewed pleas to donors and local hospital supporters.
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Ge's Church
We Mathias
A. M
Colle Mane
Othis le
Adenitte
Bhp
Patrunt
Pagene Eaere
Mutabert
Saint Patest’s
James Dunn
Kitlibega
Meath and County of Dublin Infirmary
Heyvene
St. Werburgh's
Lefanu
Earvesty Tntreat
George Datatoe Bea
Ying Lang Lane
Kevingheet
Lords Debate on Irish Unlawful Societies and Tax Bills
In a late session the Lords debated bills including the annual indemnity, unlawful societies act amendment, and Staffordshire roads bill. Viscount Clifden presented a Protestant petition from County and City of Galway, urging an end to the “interminable” Irish question. The chamber adjourned after notices and preparations for tomorrow’s judiciary of Scotland bill.
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Ashdr
Faye
Weece
Lon
Earl Ba
Atteddsnes
Joopen
Gratien
Commons
His Majesty's Commission
Cokadh
Chester
Clifden
Aaid Jonean
Ireland
England
Judicatre of Scotland
Lord Kenyon
Irish and Metropolitan Bills Among Parliament Actions
Papers from the Commissioners of Inquiry were laid before the House, with Royal Assent by commission to several bills. The Irish Provincial Bank petition favored by merchants and gentlemen from Blige was noted, while Peruvi an Mining Company faced opposition. The Metropolitan Fish Company Bill was argued, with critics accusing the measure of being a job and warning of harm to small fishermen. debate continued on its second reading.
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Blige
Fitzgerald
Hobhouse
Pasco
Lord J. Fitzroy
Metropolitan Fish Company
Calcraft
The
Marine Asylum
London
Cosas Fiviteries
Acs
Tes
Carters
RL Wilson
Mergo Boog
Che Maillowal
Rick
Pepi
Trehened
Bagw
Pat Ratieg
Saul
Ireland
Mann
Juries Consolidation Bill Promoted by Peel
The House considers a bill to consolidate and amend laws on juries. Peel explains plans to codify about sixty five statutes, repeal twenty, reform summons by parish churchwardens, and create Petty Sessions and expanded Special Juries. Debate backs the measure with support from Hobhouse Hume Bright Seebight. Leave granted. other orders disposed. adjournment ahead of evening.
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Downpatrick
Opniuet
Dramcondig
Catholic Association
Houser
Noue
Ion
Wbich
Pete
Peigéte
Huw
Mewiber
Peel
Henry III
Cartwright
Warwick
London
Esqrs
Efe
Phus
Maries
Idea
Ile Alo
Ie Po
Hobhouse
England
Hume
Bright
J. Seebright
Scotland and England debate reform and taxes in Lords and Commons
The House of Lords discussed the eleventh report of charity commissioners and a weighs and measures bill while the glebe lands bill passed its third reading. The Earl of Noseberry presented a parish tax repeal petition from St Peter’s, Cornhill, and the Scotch judicature bill faced scrutiny with verbal amendments. In the Commons, petitions were presented by various members on Free Proverse and Protestant matters, amid parliamentary adjournment and routine notices.
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Duke of Montrose
Commissioners of Charities
Baogwen
House of Commons
Earl of Noseberry
St. Peter’s
Cornhill
Earl of Roseberry
Scotland
England
Lord Melville
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Irish Fisheries
Gonal Fishing Company
Beld
Greenland
James Pim
Dame_Street
John Hughes
Charitable Association
Ayer Cramer
D. Batouche
WH. Nixon
Steven's Hospital
Richard Murray
Great Charles-streat
Denig Browne
Rutland-Square
Wm. Purdon
Temple-atrect
Anthony Sillery
Trinity College
Wm. Eccles
Eccles-street
den Clarke
Belvidere- Place
J. R. Bowles
Royal Hospital
Royal Hospital. ‘W.browne
M'Cullagh
Abbey- Street
Free Church
Lenft
Debtors’ Friend Society
Prisners
Ten Mounds
Sir Shan
Bart, and Co
John Kingston
John Cash
Bailand Square
West
Yasn
Mars Parish
Mortimer O'Sullivan
St. Stephens Chapel
Clircular
Royal Exchange
House OF
House OF Lords
Tiwuaspay
Manen
Tuenspay
Maken
Dreland
Poovrei
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Ponsonby
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