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... - ?? IK.7A.J.JL AJW', ±Tf!PA2!.i-1 ?? Ad ON UNITED TRADES' ASSOCIATION. i fesLJ66 _ ?? :, ?? ?? ALi&uitBr A3,4(JtUIATION. tilWI The third ?? meeting of tbi'abovi asiodl&.' PIE The Chairman returned thanks for the leonour d~onie! Pit him. That night they ...
... _ TaR TRADES AND MB. BSEIOR. i TO COLONoE DUis, ILP., AND Tug Mamxna OF Tis 80i50L TAXATIOU uOuss0nTRX. United Trades' soclation, Dublin, ,4 Ju, 18,'1864. GsNTLsnm.-Whan rebutting thi' evidence of Mr. Donnelly, Rogiotrar-General, we bad no couceptlon ...
... Up to 9 a.m. Novembor 14, 184.-Wind W. November 28-St Columba, stesmer, Liverpool; William M'Cormick, steamer, Sillotta; Irishmen, stasmr, Glasgow; Leds, botamer, London; Sophla, Shedlac deals. November Yd.lron Duke and Prince, steamers Liverpool; Admiral ...
... legitimate objects for which it was founded. The position which It occupies In Ireland is a proof of what can be done by Irishmen in Ireland to advance the material interests of the country, even in the face of bad barvests and a declining population ...
... crowded attendance,' At eight o'clock, on the motion of Mr. MICorry the chair was taken by P. J. SARsLEY, President of the United Trades' Association. Mr. John geegan wag appointed ?? to the meeting. Ile read the advertigemrntcltfling the meet- ing. The ...