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Copy letter to ER McC Dix, Solicitor, 19 December 1928, stating that his letter of 18 December 1928 relating to the estate of Mrs Helen Blake has been passed on to the Department of Justice to whom all further communication should be addressed.

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Letter

Copy minute to the Secretary, Department of Justice, unsigned, 19 December 1928, enclosing a letter from ER MSS Dix, Solicitor, relating to the estate of Mrs Blake dated 18 December 1928, together with a copy of the reply sent to Mr Dix, 19 December 1928.

s 5762

Minute

Copy despatch from P McGilligan, Minister for External Affairs, to the Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs, 17 November 1928, transmitting two copies of the memorial of Edith Julia Vivian Dobbin, Ballygarth Castle, Julianstown, County Meath, asking the King to grant the Royal License and Authority to allow her to take the surname Pepper and use the Arms of Pepper as her principal coat of arms.

s 5767

Despatch

Copy despatch from the Dominions Office to the Minister for External Affairs, 22 November 1929 [a question mark following this date suggests that it may be incorrectly taken down in copying], relating to the change of name by Mrs Edith Dobbin. The King has granted Edith Dobbin the Royal License and Authority to change her name.

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Despatch

Copy licence from the King, 20 September 1915, allowing Lady Mabel Marguerite Sowerby and her issue to assume and take the surname and Arms of Annesley instead of those of Sowerby.

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Licence

Copy warrant sent to the Ulster King of Arms, 19 October 1915, being a direction to register and record in the Office of Arms, Dublin Castle, the King's License and Authority to Mabel Marguerite, Lady Sowerby, allowing her to henceforth bare the surname and Arms of Annesley.

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Warrant

Copy letter to President Cosgrave from EN Somers [Miss], Secretary Dublin Industrial Development Association, 20 November 1928, relating to the representation desired by members of the Industrial Development Association on the Economic Committee.

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Letter

Copy letter to Miss EM Somers, Secretary, Dublin Industrial Development Association, on behalf of the President, 22 November 1928, stating that arrangements for nomination to the Economic Committee were completed before receipt of her letter.

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Letter

Letter to Diarmuid O hEighearthaigh from Miss EM Somers, Secretary, Dublin Industrial Development Association, 6 December 1928, stating the belief of her Council that manufacturing interests should be directly represented on the Economic Committee. She attaches a letter from her Council circulated, 7 December 1928, to all manufacturers in the country with a view to obtaining information to enable them to submit statements to the Council.

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Letter

Tables containing statistics relating to railways sent to the Secretary, Executive Council, by the Secretary, Economic Committee, 25 March 1929. The tables contain, among other information, the total number of male and female staff employed by Great Southern Railways for the years 1925 and 1928, for example, in March 1925 there were 615 adult female staff, an increase of 42 on March 1925.

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Tables