Die Industrien der DublinHistorical, statistische, biographicalAn Konto der führenden Business Männer, kommerzielle Interessen, Wohlstand und Wachstum. ivilised Menschen. In wenigen Ländern in der Welt nicht die newspajier potentinfluence ausüben wie in Irland, dessen Hauptstadt hat seine Interessen andinhabitants bewacht und von einem Teil der Presse, die sofort kompetent und unabhängig durchgeführt und vollständig der Öffentlichkeit gute gewidmet ist erleuchtet. In Dublin, wie anderswo auch, den verschiedenen Organen der öffentlichen Meinung sind politisch geteilten, aber diese Tatsache darf niemals mit ihren höchsten ordnungsgemäß zu stören.

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The Industries of DublinHistorical, statistical, biographicalAn account of the leading business men, commercial interests, wealth and growth . ivilised people. In few countriesin the world does the newspajier exercise such potentinfluence as in Ireland, whose capital has its interests andinhabitants guarded and enlightened by a section of THE PRESS, which is at once ably and independently conducted and entirely devoted to the public good. In Dublin, as elsewhere, the various organs of public opinion are politically divided, but this fact is never allowed to interfere with their highest duly—the promotion of every movement and object tending to the mental and material advancement of their readers and the city. Even in political matters, in which their divergence of views is greatest, except on very rare occasions, questions are discussed in a moderate, reasonable, and open spirit. The Freetiiaits Journal is the oldest and most influential of the dailies published in the city or anywhere else throughout the country. It is the leading organ of the Nationalist party, whose policy it supports and urges with the most conspicuous. Nt.u KAU.w.W MAiKi.N AT N0R1 H WALL. vigour, ability, and consistency. This journal was foundedearly in the last century, and during the greater part of itsexistence has been owned and directed by the Gray family, whose sympathies have ever been identified with those of thegreat body of their countrymen. Sir John Gray and the lateEdmund Dwyer Gray, under whose control the paper acquiredits greatest prestige and influence, have both made their markin Irish history, owing to the |)rominent part they played inthe political struggles of their time and their ardent advocacy 3° DUBLIN. of popular demands. It is but a short time since Mr. E. D.Grays decease, and that sad event was and is justly regardedas nothing short of a national calamity. It is no exaggerationto say that he was one of Dublins most respected citizens :his moderation, his patriotism

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1880
• booksubjectindustr
• bookyear1887