Ireland and the Presbyterian Call to Expand Linen Trade
A reader rebukes Ulster bias in the Irish Presbyterian press and urges Presbyterians to develop Connaught and Munster linen industries. The letter praises J. M. McClenehan’s analysis of church history and trade, calls for broader education and social effort, and argues for practical action to spread Protestant work and truth across Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Witness
Ireland
Presbyterian Church In
Church of St. Patrick
Henry Osborne Hollywood
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterians
United Kingdom
Witness
J. M. McClenehan
J.P
Rathfriland
Belfast
Ulster
McClenchan
St. Patrick
McClenehan
Rathfriend
W. Johnston
Mr. McClenehan
Connaught
Munster
Ruthfriland
Aberdeen
England
Scotland
County
Down
America
Galway
Liverpool
Cork
Europe
Shannon
Dublin
Mourne
Shah of
Persia
Christendom
Cave Hill
Cooke
Edgar
Belffast
Irish Assembly
London
Mr. Clenehan
Dame
Representation of Southwark letter from Londonderry Liberationist
Robert Sewell writes to Daly News defending Andrew Dunn seeking Southwark representation. Dunn, a Londonderry native and longtime Liberationist, faced early disloyalty labels yet supported severing church and state under the Irish Church Act. Sewell urges London readers to back Dunn for his Christian Nonconformist principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Dunn
Southwark
Daly News
Dunn
Londonderry
Glasgow
London
Robert Seweln
Queen-street
Comet Visible to Naked Eye Bright Moonlit Morning
Mr Knabel of Burton on Trent reports to Timea that the comet discovered by M Saul Henry on the 43rd alt. was distinctly visible with the naked eye Friday morning despite a bright moon.