Lewers and Co. (C. J. Paul), 33 Lower Sackville street

File relates to application from Lewers and Co. (C. J. Paul), 33 Lower Sackville Street. Correspondence includes two letters from C. J. Paul (applicant) to City Law Agent for 1) loan of map in connection with dispute with Sir J. Downes regarding boundary between premises, 05 Mar. 1920; 2) re. loan for reconstruction of his premises quoting amount required, 08 April 1920.

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CREATOR

Lewers and Company
Rice, Ignatius

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LANGUAGE

eng

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0

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Dublin City Library and Archive

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Creator

Lewers and Company
Rice, Ignatius

Contributor

Lewers and Company
Ignatius Rice
Dublin City Library and Archives
Rice, Ignatius
Lewers

Publisher

Dublin City Library and Archives

Date

file:///home/vcap/app/#1920-04-08
file:///home/vcap/app/#1920-03-05

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Text

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Dublin City Library and Archive

Language

eng

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#p554n6556

Country

Ireland

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Dublin City Library and Archive

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393_DRI_DCLA_2

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1920-03-05
1920-04-08

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1920-03-05
1920-04-08

Language

en

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2021-09-03T11:55:31.397Z
2021-09-03T12:52:24.784232Z
2021-09-03T12:52:24.784604Z

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/393/_p554n6556

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