Building Societies and their Broad Reach in Irish Economy
The Act limited Building Society shares to £150 each but lacked explicit wording to curb unlimited holdings. Societies now attract a wide range of savers from professionals to artisans and even domestic staff, broadening the investment base and amounts. The author quotes Mr. Scully at length and asserts Ireland’s rightful place among nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scully
Joyce
National Colonisation Promised as Remedy for English Woes
A London pamphlet argues that government serves the people and endorses emigration to cultivate waste lands like the New Forest. It outlines colonisation as a fix for poverty, crime, and landlord abuse, detailing lease plans and benefits to shipping, merchants, and industry, with six practical effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Charles Wood
E. D.joycr
London
Effingham Wilson
Royal Exchange
Tofo
Joyce
America
France
Canning
Robert Peel
New Forest
Cape
Australia
New Zealand
Adelaide
Natal
Manchester
California
States of America
Irish influence cited in Belfast correspondent remarks
A Belfast Evening Post correspondent cites Irish influence in Britain noting prominent Irishmen in Manchester and Liverpool including A Henry M P W Brown and Dr Black who introduced bleaching and credit saved. The piece also discusses Scottish operatives and a Waterford merchant Malcolmson turning to Irish workers for better sobriety and output. It then reports on County Court expense reforms and potential savings by before hearing agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
The
Evening Post
Manchester
A. Henry
Liverpool
W. Brown
Britain
Black
Henry Pottinger
North
Malcomson
Waterford
Useful Arts in the Crystal Palace Stoves Featured
The Crystal Palace presents stove engravings showing the heat and light reflecting stove by Jobson and Co. A back ash pan and removable reflector reduce dust while venting air for better combustion. Gray and Son register a radiating reflecting stove with fire-brick lining and adjustable dampers to control smoke and heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Jobson and Co
Messrs. Gray and Son
Edinburgh