... (Alderman M . Guinnfss), Chairman ; Simon Jorda n,J P ; Luke J ElcorJc, TC ; F St George Smith, junr ; Alderman Downey, P Reilly, P Gorman, TC ; James Weldon, J M'Evoy, George H Daly, J P ; Gerald Daly, T C ; and Captains Kirwan and Sheils-at the invitation ...

... Railway Cisopany. TIE TS lIILUIICAR RAILWAY SMIPANT. The Mayor (ALDaIY►N hrGuitimiss) presided. Also present—Mmws F St George Smith, jun, W T Skeffington, Gerald Daly, Downey, .1 M'Evoy, Jas Weldon, F Gogarty, C 111'Kenny, Peter Lyons, P Gorman, E Hill ...

... sentiment we want (hear, hear). Mr Worthington —I don't presume to dictate to the people of Drogheda. If they cannot see the benefit that it is to themselves it is not my business to point it out (applause). Mr F St George Smith, junr, said—l want to be thoroughly ...

... (foreman), W De Sails Frlgate, Arthur M'Cann, Major• General Wolseley, J R Garstin, George Teak. l O'Con- nor, William T J Caraher, Colonel S! George Henry Smith, M Murray, G C Smith, H J DAly, G H Pentland, A B Cannes, P D Camber, W N Paterson, It I. Colem-un• ...

... Chancellor, Lord Birkenhead (the Galloper Smith of Covenanting fame, Mr. H. A. L. Fisher, Minister of Education ; Sir Auckland Geddes, Board of Trade ; Mr. Edwaid Short, ex- Chief Secretary ; Sir L. Worthington Evans, Minister of Pensions ; Sir Robert ...

... M'Gunnass) presided. Other members present—bless:3 John Downey, W T Skeffington, M L Moore, Path Gorman, John `Evoy, F St George Smith, psn ; C WiCenny, P Lynch, J P ; and Capt Thor Sheik. Labour sheet for the week, [25 r 6d dues for the week, E. 5 .3 its ...

... way without prejudice.—Yours faithfully, W J SHANNON. Thomas Byrne, Esq, Secretary, Drogheda Harbour Board. Mr F St George Smith —ls it the wish of the Board that the Press should be present ? Mr Dewney—Of course. There is no need of secrecy at all ...

... Mr Gerald Daly, TC, said he wished to know who were the promoters of the railway. Was it Mr Worthington oe the L and Y Railway Company? And would Mr Worthington say if the promoters, •hen they ran this line of railway, would grant proper facilities to ...

... Goods Manager ; W Worthington, Engineer ; Surgeon Major R Graves Burton. Amongst those present were—The Mayor of Drogheda (Alderman M'Guinness), Right Hon T A Dickson, PC; C Tighe, Luke J Elcock, TC, H C, Co C ; F St George Smith, junr, H C; G H Daly ...

... said he could not exactly say who the pro. motets of this line were. Mr Worthington was the contractor. Mr Bushe—There are three promoters—Mr Rowland. Mr Holland and Mr Worthington. Mr Cathcart Watson—They are not local men. Lord Greville—No they are not ...

... Harbour Board. Mr Daly—Would Mr Smith be surprised to find that the work would cost fi6o instead of fSo or ? Mr Smith—l would not be surprised at anything. Mayor —Will you put in your notice of motion, Mr Smith ? Mr Smith—l will band it in afterwards, but ...

... Us we bad Ma Smith's push'. sloe to pot op Mon reties, sod Maas the Commiselopers did weal to fa soy way loafers with his eights; that all they weatad was to prevent the rine Wee isteefeeod with by tbrowlog:this staff lota It. Ilr Smith—lf there Is say ...