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MISCELLANEOUS. 101
From, “ Irish Times,” 9th March 1876.
“Messrs. O’REILLY, DUNNE, & CO.,
Irish Poplin Manufacturers, have just
been favoured with an extensive order
from Her Majesty the Queen for some
of their celebrated fabrics. The pieces
selected are perfect specimens of work¬
manship, both as to shade and finish. A
special make of Poplin, a beautiful bril¬
liant fabric, largely patronised by Her
Majesty, and known as the ‘ Royal
f Corded Black Poplin,’ has been intro¬
duced by this eminent Firm.”
O’REILLY, DUNNE, & CO.,
30 COLLEGE GREEN, DUBLIN
Patterns post free. Parcels delivered carriage paid.
ROYAL CORDED BLACK POPLINS
As supplied to Her Majesty the Queen.
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Black's guide to Dublin and the Wicklow mountains
DescriptionWith plan of Dublin.
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