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Of a verity this amiable gentleman has reason to feel proud of the supporters whom he has enlisted into his service. The Evening Mail of Friday gives his address at full length, and bestows upon it the most unqualified praise. When was it known that a Catholic ever received augh

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heir had become very important, fro •> the large body their fellow countrymen being engaged, thought nnfortenalely, lit the service of the Queen of Spain, mid from the conduct of bis majesty’s government,] which had embarked this country system war- I Ini most disgraceful *uost

The cause of the late sti ike or stoppage from work having been arranged, we are glad to inform the public, that the Boatmen of Carrick and Clonmel, are now full work, and we confidently hope they will continue long so, and that no difference will occur between them and their em

A Correspondent of the United Service Journal ob- I have been much in the habit of hearing of the be- j nefits of establishing a mess whenever possible : in short, ' that whenever more than two officers are stationed together, the senior one of them is responsible that one is im

The polling was all on one side this day. At 12 o'clock there was a majority of 150 for the Attorney-General. The constituency was nearly polled out, so that there was no chance for Master Galwcv. * CHRONICLE OFFICE, Tuesday Murniny, 4 o'Chink, Tile Dungarvan election closed yes