General Meeting of Dublin Chamber Elects New Council
The Dublin Chamber of Commerce held its annual general meeting electing a new council. President Leland Crosthwait and Vice Presidents Arthur Guinness and George Dravar led a long list of directors. The secretary Robert Roe read the council’s financial and policy report, noting library expansion, improved tide lists, and stock returns, while addressing customs charges and port duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Crosthwait
Mise
Arthur Guinness
George Dravar
James Connolly
Thomas MacDonnell
Sanel Bewley
Robert Or Veter Brophy
Joseph R. Pim
Joshua M. Chaytor
Paul L. Patrick
Thomas Crosthwait
Robert Roe
William English
Richard Robinson
John Fortrell
Andrew Vance
James Gray
Thomas Sherlock
George M‘ Bride
John Todhunter
James M'Call
Robert Tarbett
John M'Donnell
Thomas Wilson
Eagle
John O'Brien
Weld
Porlraga
Dublin
Leoden
Leabury
Ireland’s Trade Reform Efforts Expand Rail and Tax Relief
Dublin council urges Parliament to back a Liverpool to Manchester railroad to boost Ireland England trade, supports Hibernian Rail Road Company, and presses repeal of coal tax while seeking freer import of flaxseed for linen and tobacco duty reductions. They warn against restrictive coal bills and credit laws that hurt lenders and borrowers, and applaud a new assistant secretary to strengthen chamber operations.
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Haan
Ireland
England
Lords of Trade
Liverpool
Manchester
Hibernian
London
Dublin
House of Lords
Royal Dublia Society
House of Commons
Uwyer
Corporation of
Jay Poak
Waterford Merchants to Surrender at Dublin Royal Exchange
From the Dublin Gazette: Thomas Prossor and John Perossor of Waterford merchants to surrender on the 22nd of March and in April next at two o'clock at the Royal Exchange Dublin. Agents Fannitwy and Gower, Bishop Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Prossor
John Perossor
Waterford
Royal Exchange
Dublin
Fannitwy and Gower
Dishop-street
Forgery Scheme Hits Local Bank for Large Sum
A forgery scandal struck a city bank as bills claiming the endorsement of a prominent merchant were discounted, yielding quick cash. An attempted second presentation triggered clerk doubt, triggering police action led by Chief Farrell. Meanwhile a separate report notes a near duel and pursuit involving two Scotsmen and a justice of the peace, with maritime confusion and a boat chase described in antiquated terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrell
Duen Paivexrven
H.C. Sire, Esq
J. J
Mining Company of Ireland The rise and present state of the Mining Company of Indiana
The directors outline the rise of the Mining Company of Indiana formed a year ago to develop Irish mines. Deposits reached £500,800 in 20,000 shares, with leases for copper, lead, antimony, coal, iron and slate across Leitrim Waterford and other counties. Works report profits, shares are protected by an act, and managers will deliver ongoing updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Minino Company
Indiana
Baron Audley
O Anis
Bishop of
Waterford
Leitrim
Tra
Perring, Bart., Shaw, Barber & Co
Meeting of Mdinbursh Society auxiliary at Assembly Rooms
A report on religious instruction and moral state of the country was presented by Rev Wallasy. Rev Henry Grey and Rev Urwick spoke. a ladies association to aid the society was proposed. A Catholic gentleman spoke briefly on religious matters, and Lord Provost presided, with thanks given to him for chairmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiisa Bvasaernical Society
Mdinbursh Society
Behron
Gewae
Lidbean Guild
Bailie Wright
Dos
Camp's i
Ie Nan
Dickson
Gordon
Peddie
Rov
Tait
Henry Grey
John Brown
Ko Wea
Cs. Cullen
Wodanes
J. A. Haldane
Ehoet Siochan Esq
Clerkington
Dougs Crawcore
Thomas
Son
Wallasy
Henry Gr
Urwel Ainlhe
Winning
Dublin
Pay Winning
Pringle
J. B. Gordun
Campbell
Urwick
Treland
Pringtey
Yajay
Ceive
Lis
Anxi
Uewick
Wr. Peddie
Leosburgh Courant
Royal Exchange
Tescl
Advcetirgnenta
Shrewsbury
Hart
Fever Hospital and Hots of Hey Vey Coleres Ere
Fragmentary OCR notes describe fever hospital patients described as discharged or cured, with garbled phrases suggesting deaths or medical orders. Mentions of authorities, possibly dates, and public postings are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacitti
Bird
Hanatutoe
Thosita
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Chamber Ol Coutree
Chamber of Commerce
Tnies
Treasury
Great Britain
Commissioners of Customs
Kingstown Harbour
Parliamentary Commissioners of Inquiry
Oder
Board of Trade
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