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Dublin City Council Minutes Volume 38 Item 1

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Beidges In Re 18. Letter from P & Docks accepting Dohertys Tender = 129
Board of Superintendence See S.
Butler John S. City Architect Report on Post Office. 59
Berkley Street. Report of Committee No1 recommending construction of a sewer in = 60 = see Architect
Bloomfield Avenue, Report of Committee No1 Recommending that the order of the Municipal Council
of 29th Decr 1876 in 're change of name = 59 ..76
Brunswick Street - Resolution that a paved cropping be laid on North side of Gt Brunswick St =86=
Banks, B Letter in relation to provisional order to confirm Improved Scheme, Artizans Dwellings Com = 93 = in refer e n
to the appointment of Medical officer of Health 322 =
Basins' City. Report of W.W. Com in're sale of Basin at Blessington St to Mid Gt-W Railway 96
Butt Isaac - Telegram to High Sheriff as to deputation on University Bill = 101 =
In re Rock Road 116=
Burke T.H. under sec/ - as to Thos Smarts Superannuation 101 re Explosives Act 140- submitting Warrentt
appointing Deputy Surveyor 316-17 = re Explosives Act 321 = In re@ Alcocks Superannuation 325
Beach Sve Ck E N Transmitting copy of Bill vesting Stephens Green in Comsr of Pubic works Ireland 103. Letter in
re collection of Rates 405 Report of Com of whole House 411 = Letter regarding Collecting of Rates & the working =475
Bermingham Borough = letter of Treasurer submitting bound volume of accounts - ordered to be placed in Muniment Room & acknowe18
British Association = letter from J Emerson Reynolds Hony Secy Reception Committee Trinity College 126
Boyle James letter re explosives Acts 154.
Brooks Maurice Letter re MrEvoys evidence 159. re local taxation 171
T H Burke Letter
Bye Law, resolution fixing rate of rents, 232 New Leases 233
Brundrit & Co agreement for Supply of paving sets 233 300
Beveridge J encrease of salary to. 234 letter in re Tram line Blackrock Road 397=
Baltimore, commission on manufactures. Letter from Secry requesting information as to240
Bank of Ireland - payment of moneys into 393 =
Byrne Councillor resignation of 357 8 11
Britain St Great and Little 276
Barlow John = 327 = 7=7=8
Barnwell & son = 327=7=7=7=
Barry, Gerald F.. Reps of 327 = Bill of costs furnished = 573=
Brassington and Gale 328
Butterly, John 328
Beakey P 328
Burford Mrs 328
Booth & Son 328
Byrne Depot Keeper Caroline Row 331

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Dublin City Council Minutes Volume 38

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Dublin City Council

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Dublin City Council

Dublin City Library and Archive

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Dublin City Library and Archive

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Dublin City Council

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27 March 1877

1801-01-01

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7 December 1877

1900-12-31

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This volume covers the period from 27 March 1877 to 7 December 1877.

Dublin City Council Minutes Volume 38 Item 7

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Beidges InRe 18 Letter from P & Docks accepting Dohertys Tender = 129 Board of Superintendence See S.. Butler John S. City Architect Report on Post Office. 59 Berkley Street. Report of Commmittee No1 recommending construction of a sewer in = 60 = see Architect Bloomfield Avenue, Report of Committee No1 Recommending that the order of the Muincipal Council of 29th Decr 1876 in're change of name = 59 ..76 Brunswick Street - Resolution that a paved croping be laid on North side of Gt Brunswick St = 86 Banks, B Letter in relation to provisional order to confirm Imrovt Scheme, Artizans Dwellings Com = 93 = in reference to the appointmt of Medical officer of Health 322 = Basins' City. Report off W.W. Com in're sale of Basin at Blessington Street to Mid Gt-W Railway 96 Butt Isaac - Telegram to High Sheriff as to deputation on University Bill = 101 = Burke T. H. under Secy+ as to the Smarts Superannuation 101 = ^ inserted In re Rock Road 116 = Returns to line re Explosive act 140 = submitting warrant appointing Deputy Surveyor 316-17 = re Explosives Act 321 = In re@ Alcocks Superannuation 325 Beach Sve Ck E N Transmitting copy of Bill vesting Stephens Green in Comsr of Public works Ireland 103. Letter re' re collectionof Rates 405 Report of Com of whole House 411 = Letter regarding Collecting of Rates & the working =475 Bermingham Borough = letter of Treasurer submitting bound volume of accounts - ordered to be placed in Muniment Room & acknowledged 111 •112 British Association = letter from J Emerson Reynolds Hony Secy Reception Committee Trinity College 126 Boyle James letter re explosives Acts 154 Brooks Maurice Letter re McEavoys evidence 159. Re local taxation 171 T H Burke Letter re Rock Road 115 Bye Law, resolution fixing rate of rents, 232 New Leases 233 Brundrit & Co agreement for Supply of paving sets 233 300 Beveridge J encrease of salary to. 234 letter in re Tram line Blackrock Road 397= Baltimore, commission on manufactores. Letter from Secry requesting information as to 240 Bank of Ireland - payment of moneys into 393 = Byrne Councillor resignation of 357 8 11 Britain St Great and Little 276 Barlow John = 327 = 7=7=7=8 Barnwell & son = 327=7=7=7= Barry, Gerald F.. Reps of 327 = Bill of costs furnished = 573= Brassington and Gale 328 Butterly, John 328 Beakey P 328 Burford Mrs 328 Booth & Son 328 Byrne Depot Keeper Caroline Row 331

2022-03-28T20:47:08.000000Zdeirdrethornton

Beidges Intre 18 Letter from P & Docks accepting Dohertys Tender = 129 Board of Superintendence See S.. Butler John S. City Architect Report on Post Office. 59 Berkley Street. Report of Commmittee No1 recommending construction of a sewer in = 60 = see Architect Bloomfield Avenue, Report of Committee No1 Recommending that the order of the Muincipal Council of 29th Decr 1876 in're change of name = 59 ..76 Brunswick Street - Resolution that a paved croping be laid on North side of Gt Brunswick St = 86 Banks, B Letter in relation to provisional order to confirm Imrovt Scheme, Artizans Dwellings Com = 93 = in reference to the appointmt of Medical officer of Health 322 = Basins' City. Report off W.W. Com in're sale of Basin at Blessington Street to Mid Gt-W Railway 96 Butt Isaac - Telegram to High Sheriff as to deputation on University Bill = 101 = Burke T. H. under Secy+ as to the Smarts Superannuation 101 = ^ inserted In re Rock Road 116 = Returns to line re Explosive act 140 = submitting warrant appointing Deputy Surveyor 316-17 = re Explosives Act 321 = In re@ Alcocks Superannuation 325 Beach Sve Ck E N Transmitting copy of Bill vesting Stephens Green in Comsr of Public works Ireland 103. Letter re' re collectionof Rates 405 Report of Com of whole House 411 = Letter regarding Collecting of Rates & the working =475 Bermingham Borough = letter of Treasurer submitting bound volume of accounts - ordered to be placed in Muniment Room & acknowledged 111 •112 British Association = letter from J Emerson Reynolds Hony Secy Reception Committee Trinity College 126 Boyle James letter re explosives Acts 154 Brooks Maurice Letter re McEavoys evidence 159. Re local taxation 171 T H Burke Letter re Rock Road 115 Bye Law, resolution fixing rate of rents, 232 New Leases 233 Brundrit & Co agreement for Supply of paving sets 233 300 Beveridge J encrease of salary to. 234 letter in re Tram line Blackrock Road 397= Baltimore, commission on manufactores. Letter from Secry requesting information as to 240 Bank of Ireland - payment of moneys into 393 = Byrne Councillor resignation of 357 8 11 Britain St Great and Little 276 Barlow John = 327 = 7=7=7=8 Barnwell Ja son = 327=7=7=7= Barry, Gerald F.. Reps of 327 = Bill of costs furnished = 573= Brassington and Gale 328 Butterly, John 328 Beakey P 328 Burford Mrs 328 Booth & Son 328 Byrne Depot Keeper Caroline Row 331

2022-03-28T20:40:26.000000Zdeirdrethornton

2022-03-28T19:12:35.000000Zdeirdrethornton

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Dublin City Council Minutes Volume 38 Item 1

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