The meeting of the Dublin Chamber Commerce was held yesterday afternoon. W. La Touche, Esq, D.L., President of the Chamber, occupied the chair. The advertisement convening the meeting having been read. The President, in moving the adoption of the report and afatement acconata, s

Adrerttomcntt tertitid .t tb« Kingstown Offio. of tho Inian Tutu, la* OootgV. King, town, to lnt.hitisoT.i7 OTWtng. KINGSTOWN. (TSUI SPSOIAI. OOBBSSTOaOSai.) Kingstown, Tuesday Night. TOWNSHIP COUHISStOIEU. A special meeting the Board was held at Harry mount to-day, on requisiti

Mr J F Nioholl, Secretary to the Waterford and Liiuoiiok Railway Company, wrote, on behalf of the company, complaining that tho river the goode jetty was completely filled with mud, and called (or immediate dredging. Mr Kioly—Refer that tothedrodging committee. Wonld the old dre

mourners were—Tho Rev. P. Foloy.tho I Von. Archdeacon Townsend, the Rev. Richard Hemphill, Mr. Richard Hemphill (Clonmel), Mr. S. - Hemphill. Among those present wore—The Rovds C. Fry, F. Thomas. T. Power (diocese* of Cashel): Captain Moyne, Templotuohy; Mr. , Lloyd. Lishoeo Cas

Tho following letter appears in the Times : Sin,—As no account of the constitution this comet has appeared your columns, I think it may be interesting some of your readers to learn something of the teachings of its spectrum. ** It was examined on Wednesday night at the Temple Ru

THE CITY WATERFORD. General Quarter Setiiom for the Tear 1874.

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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS CHEAP FARES. MARYBOROUGH AND KILKENNY TO WATERFORD. SUNDAY, 28lh June, and the following Sunday;, until further notice. Excursion Tickets will issued all stations the Train leaving Maryborough S 30a.ni.. available for return same d»y th Trai’i l*-«v Waterford at

On Thursday evening inquest was held Lurgan on the bodies of two persons who died from having eaten some unsound veal. Dr. Barton deposed that death resulted from inflammation of the stomach, produced by eating unsounnd moat. A verdict in accordance with tho doctor's evidenco wa

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