Letter from John Mitchell to the Longford Urban District Council, 13 September 1916. Letters 1916-1923 John Mitchell

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Letter from John Mitchell to the Longford Urban District Council concerning proposals Mitchell would like to see adopted by the Council under the title 'Evicted tenants - Town tenants and back to the Land Movement'.

 Longford County Archives Service LUDC-1-3-1916-10-3, LUDC-1-3-1916-10-3 https://letters1916.ie/item/963 English John Mitchell 1916-09-13T00:00:00 1 Annesley Place, Dublin Nicholas Lamb Male Industry and Public Administration

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 1 Annesley Place Dublin 13th Sept 1916 Evicted tenants — Town tenants and back to the Land Movement Dear sir I am directed by my committee to forward you the accompanying copy of proposals which I trust you shall be so kind as to read at next meeting of your council and in the event of your Council approving of the proposals will you kindly ask them to adopt the appended resolutions Yours ffy John Mitchell John Mitchell Letter from John Mitchell to the Longford Urban District Council, 13 September 1916. 1 Annesley Place, Dublin Letter from John Mitchell to the Longford Urban District Council, 13 September 1916.