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Damage Estimated at £20,000. Early yesterday morning fire was dis- in Messrs. Spicer's flour mill, Ludlow Street. Navan, County Meabh. The fire spread with alarming rapidity, and at time grave fears were entertained for the safety of the street, several outlying sheds the rear o

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The London correspondent of tho ''Manchester Guardian'' writes.—l understand that arrangements for the conference of cotton employers and operatives on the mill hours and wages question be held the Ministry of Labour to-morrow have been made Sir David Sbockleton, who, course, at