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... reply'to'a com- munication from. the Association 'regarding that lay getting her works printed and bound in Scotland To the United Trades' Association of Datumn. Convent of Peer Clares Kenmasre, Co. Kerry,' I October iii,1i873 GEN'TLMEN-I have read year ...
... T THE UNITED TRADES' ASSOCIATION. . .. __I . . .. ce weekly meeting of thte council was held on Mb~ondayevensing las at th$3e-Meolsani' Intitute, Lower Abbey-street, Mr. Jamses Fagan, the Presi- dentt of the ^Assoiation, presided. After the read- ng antd ...
... THENITED TRADES -i l - Sund .lhe frightly meetin of the 1 United TradesCouncil and Laounr Lea was :held in -theiz, m 3 penm reet. Mr. .J _ -P Naanetti, president occupied. the chair. The delegates pesent' were-,- t. 'orsebhoevs' 'X I 'toy lo;-ebetnk ...
... - ?? 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 ...
... THE UNITED IRISH LEAGUE FUND. TO THE EDlTOP. OF THE FREEMAN. DEkaR SIK-I have the pleasure of sending you another recaarkable list of subscriptions to-day, including on1e of £50 from Cbhcago, with a still more reinarkable letter from Mr Fiiertv.-Yours ...
... UNITED PARENT AND NAflONAL BOARD OF [ IR[SH MIANUFACTURE. The weekly meeting of the members of this board was held ?? evening, at eight o'clock, in the Royal Ex- change, Mr. C. S. R..Lpu in the chair. The Secretary having read the minutes of the last ...
... Th'all lNITED TlADES' COUNCIL AND LAJBOUR LEAGUE. i-esterdaiy the fortnightly meeting. of the United Trades' Council and Labour Leagu e was held in their rooms. Darmark.atreet. Mr. Joecyb Nauaeitti, presideot, occopiexi the clhair. Tho delerstes present ...
... fair competition of trade. Be assured, if Irishmen can pro- duce manufactured goods equal to, or superior to Binning- ham, Leeds, Kidderminster, &c., at lower prices, so far from having to complain of Irishmen going to the Euglish market to supply their ...
... reply which had been received from his Excellency:- TO HIS EXCELLENCY TUE AMBHASSADOR OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. MAY IT PLEASE YOUR EXCELLENCY-The United Board of Irish Manufacture and Industry, labouring to raise the in- dustrial class of this islani ...
... an event without parallel in the history the nation that a hundred years have gone by Irishmen—not in Ireland only, but from the other lands where exile I Irishmen have found a home should assemble t-> commemorate the martyrs and heroes who rightly to ...
... much within the reach of the Irishmen a the Englistman. It is in'these did partments of national industry requiring little more Lthan the exercise of skill and ingenuity-the cap tal out of which they are elaborated--that Irishmen may successfully compete ...
... MAY 25. 1893. Tub Municipal Council of Dublin yesterday, manner worthy the Irish capital, >lis- some portion the debt due Irishmen to the memory Mr. Gladstone. 1 The meeting, which had been summoned ' the Lord Mayor a brief notice, was thoroughly repr ...