Fifth Report of the Association for Prison Improvement in Ireland
The Fifth Report details the 1924 annual meeting at the Dublin Institution, chaired by Lord Brandon. It records resolutions urging continued prison reform, classification, and employment, and proposes a House for reception and employment of released youths. It lists committee members and notes funds and relief efforts for hundreds of families, urging public support and subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Exowangr
Priqay
The
Chaplante Society For Relief of “Prigent
Sohn Twychoss
Eng
Ag Coomington Oy
Association For the Improvement OF Prisons
Ireland
Dublin Institution
Lord Brandon
Friends of Prison Improvement
Fison
Tae
Wallan
Uhie Meetlig
James Bensonett
William Reonke
Thomas Pising
Robert Fayle
Charles Fox
Joseph Gabbeu
Hrandos
Edward le
Dublin
How, Bowles
Beg
Rayid Mespetat
J. Browne
Boy
Ritlandeoyanee
J. McCulloch
Bay
Anbexesteet
Thomas Whittt
North Ning Street
Henry Geogbegan
Lecruus
Free Church Plans Dublin Relief Fund Drive
A Dublin church proposes funding a free chapel for the lower classes through private subscriptions. Donations are being collected by listed officials and at the Bank of Messrs Co, with 2,476 already raised toward a 3,000 target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank
Appeal to Public Benevolence at Dublin Infirmary
In a distressed appeal the Meth and County of Dublin infirmary asks for subscriptions to support intern patients and the new hospital. The committee notes previous efforts fell short due to legal interference and illness, urging generous public aid to sustain the charity sermon and ongoing care at Kevin Street April 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menna
de Snp
Meth
County of Dublin Infirmary
Wang Incis
Ian Strong
George Latouche
Hopital
Tahp Fe
Lane
Kevin Street
Dublin Bathing Establishment Admits All Visitors
Under the regulation of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland the baths and fumigations and rules are available for inspection. The facility offers cold and warm baths, steam heated apartments, portable baths with male or female attendants, and daily water supply. Half price for respectfully introduced invalid bathers from country, with accompanying lodging and hackney stand nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIA
Ligutenamt
Ebsland
Ietla O'Diggi
Dublin
Hackney
Mendivity Association Appeals for Public Subscriptions
Address to the public from the Mendivity Association managing committee thanks supporters for increased subscriptions since the Mansion House meeting. It emphasizes fund separation for the Mendicity House, warns against returning to poor rates, outlines collection plans, and urges cooperation from Dublin citizens to sustain a national, moderate charitable fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendivity House
The
Mendivity Association
Hose
Dublia
Mulex House
Tony
Dublin
Pullar
Siserta
Syahe Ovcupiecs
Murder at Commistown shocks Kilbeggan area
Provincial intelligence reports a brutal murder at Commistown near Kilbeggan on Friday evening. Mr Robison, former miller, was dragged from his home by a gang of assassins, beaten severely, and his body found in a field with brain and blood. An inquest returned a verdict of willful murder to be pursued. A magistrates' meeting discussed the removal of a public act. Also noted are a Killoran social event and a tobacco ship captured off Ballycaitton by HM Ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harnarouw Melek
Commistown
Kilbeggan
Robison
Hia
Conratstown
Thei Vietin
Drageed Hin
Savage Manter
Comity
Wetr
Aline
Ata
Killourhan
Datas Wesiap
Dustdill
Tear Rillaba
Shannon
Lapeer
Limerick
Commercia Limerick
Earl
Viscount Gor
Cord Clatina
Jobn
George Eyre Massy
Bonveréi
Munner
Avery
Kelly
Conmescom
Himeal
Meschanta
Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Westropp
Gabbett
Kers
Gort
Goulvurn
Usu
John M'Namara
Lord Gort
Secretary Peel
Treland
Lord Dart
M'Natoura
Peel
William
Attack on Kilbrack House and County Court Meeting Notes
An account describes a daring nighttime assault at Kilbrack near Doneraile where Mr Michael Creagh resisted intruders who fired on the house, smashing glass while police were summoned from Doneraile. The report praises Major Carter and Chief Constable Mr. Kelly for rapid response and notes uncertainty about the attackers’ numbers. Additional items cover a Cork area incident, church confirmations, and a lengthy Limerick meeting addressing corn brokers and market protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farqua
Harrier
Grustom House
Cork
Cloyke
Forsmoy
Mushelatown
Don Gatdrdsy
G ‘Wotce
Creegh
T Creagh
Creagh
Ita
Donevalle
Carter
Kelly
Careter
Kiely
S. Footer
Nallyculhone
Montiford Westrop
Limerick
Vancrin O'Grady
M.pl
Henry Rove
Shesif
Borgeses
Ie Corporation
Henry Kuss
Lewin
David Flanagan
Geoege Osborne
Ale Thomas Roche
Lord Cert
Jan der
Lord Gort
Sonne Bones
Leevrich
Dion Comula
Differencva
Vlan Ss
Land
Chamber of Commerce
Tata Peres
Ts Leedship
Walter Ui
Iain
Beaules
Definadle
Valleenan
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Waht
Priennietay
Arlene
Conlin
Laisf 7
Aan
Joan Cash
Dell Asi
Thaw
Bart
John Kirigaton
John Cosh
Ftath
Arey
Wadwell
Lord Sorton
Hamilton
Len
Guinnesz
Countess of
Ross
Morgan Crofton
Binger
Camely
Thin City
Peraunaiona
Tie
Saint Patricks
Mureau
Henjamin Ball
Leeson
Bamuel Litton
M.D. Win
Edward Major
Reg
Jobo May
Bsg
J. Seti Mulloy
Mr. Nixon
T. Herbert Orpen
M.D. Thayas Pim
Janen Pim
Jan
Dolu Schonies
J. UW. Singer
D. J. Warhurton
Mod
Charitable Association
Inii
Iono
Free Church
Dubmost
Mk Fa
Patxrry Courzoe
Sr. Paraice’s
Anpien
Duauin
J. Poxunov
St. Anne's
Bowano Winugieno
Provincial Intelligence
Gaern Room
Gossir
W. Weat
Drury Lane
Chester
Bkayoneket Centre
Aliss Kelly
Mr Mirch
Milne Vestris
Bonde
Coment
Ganha
Dicerw
Bageivrens
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