The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-14 00:00:00

GREAT YORKSHIRE lIA/CDICAP.

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IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Sarr. 13.

A good deal of attention has lately been attracted
by the severity with which the police regulations
with reference to the licensed vintners have been put
in force here, and it would almost appear that the
hostile designs said, last session, to have been enter-
tained towards that body by Lord Derby's Irish law
otßcen were actually being carried into execution.
But in some instances the severity was overstrained;
and in one case in particular, where the party of
private and personal friends entertained by a respec-
table vintner on the eve of their setting out for
Australia were rudely driven from his drawing-room
by a policeman who forced his way in, • good deal
rat public indignation was felt. Publmectings and
ressamstraisces were the result, and the following letter
hogs the private secretary of the Lord Lieutenant to
the Lord Mayor contains the answer of the icovern-
aunt to a memorial presented a few days since by
the Mail spirit dealers of Dublin :
Dublin Castle, 11th Sept. 1852.
ltti Loan—l amdirected by the Lord-Lienteaant to
acquaint you that his Eeeelleney, according to the pledge
given to the ilegiahatlna which waited on him at the Vice-
regal Lefts, has manalted with the proper authorities, and
has impend apes the, the propriety of administering the
very ezbeadve powers vollsi is them by the law relating to
pampas Mismoad to Mall spirits with as little hardship
as is at all assaistast with dr general well beiag of the
cammaity led the posissilda at the fair sad respectable
truism

Hie Excellency cancan with memorielista 1 Waldo(
that in the particular we alluded to by the deputatioo,
the pollee dicer did not exercise due dim:roll= is clearing
oat the guars, instead of suousouiag the proprietor of the

the honour to be, my Lord, year Lordehip'• obedi-
ent meant,
Joss WYNN!.
To the Right Ron. the lord Mayor of Dublin, de.
The statement that Mr. Deleon'', of Sizmile-
bridge notoriety, had been obliged" to seek for
!abrasion in soother county to do his harvest work,
hos boom contradicted. Tho Zimmerli& Chremsiele, a
Tory sad landlord organ, says:—
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Vie have sea
_pleeleee iierathey Ma* Mr. Joie C.
Deism% J.>'.. of sidt, het est• leis delves to the
shoeless estreatity of bristles fine Ekes= ben marker
nasty to out and ears ith hamlet ; these! we hippo M
know .f the vindictive Amuse held rattle Ms aid Ober
leaded peepshows, bribe_ riereetable Imam at the Pass
Oho
t Os rim ear Lismdris. dist mead sad odes
ehosid yet la the idle as set a metals lift a eiskie
la their teeplemserh lame ewes ef Oen dared to net,
eke the dredge heashies is dards apagebriatheidstlea.
Mr. Delmore wee seibled thle week. with the aid of
owe sod 16 flather'r labeeese. te seem lie arep. without
availing bliseelf et the eseemess sad rebie ef Mr.
Crow, of Ceeehhed, Cork a gentlemes wits thoeilt
a perfect ikurtolfr. , la the meet harless man.
err rol.■teer i Is or with own weeinese le 1/...
rick, and perform wkaarealtens were is afraid to
undertake.

`The Earl
of Antrim boa beau entertained at a
public dinner by the people of Ballymoney, as an
expression of their feelings of attachment towards
him on the occasion of his removing his residence
from, Portrush to Olenarm Castle. The compliment
was paid by persons of different religious and poli-
tical opinions.
It is stated that as the harvest approaches to a
slue the emigration mania increases, and multitudes
appear intent on the gathering in of the crops only
for the purpose of enabling themselves and families
to leave the country.

DUBLIN, MONDAY EIMXIMII.
The following letter, from Mr. F. W. Recall, of
Limerick, to the president of the Limerick Mamba
of Commerce, would scorn to set the speendem of the
choice of s packet station on the high Western meat
at rest :

Unity Club, Lsadas, Sept Id, 11162.
My Dear Sir,—lt isms plesealadatylessmarisata the
very gratifying in I haus rasived kw a
high (Arial soureet,4l=sethe sonadealsaus sygosiatod to
inquire into the mohair. melts of Galway se des liver
Shannon ma a TrinwaUantis rot, have repelled ass only
fewnwahlybut eery desidsig fa referent* of F
I ma satbdad all will Apes that the people orMaerick
we ass* indebted se Lard Katuagla for the kind ma-
ssy la whisk ha arpsewaisil stir during the
sslasay inquiries of OM impselnat sabjeet.—l am, my dear
shr. you" faithfully, F. W. Resins..
William Carroll, Esq., Chamber of Commerce, Limerick.
A correspondent of the Ereniny Mail writes as
follows from Clonsuel, under the date of liunday
evening :
am -happy to inform you that the polies kart and is ths
taut, Waterford have succeeded in anemia( sight par-
sons for the atrocious murder of our estemed townies's,
the late O'Callaghan Ryan, Esq., and ban lodged this.
wifely is our county gaol. An investagation will take place
to-morrow in our court-house. It has bees rainosrod
that soma of these fellows were arrested on the °skis
mountaine, and that they leg their homes the evening the
murder we committed. There was &meeting of the county
Waterford magistrates held on yesterday, in Dlegarven,
to adopt measures netteasary tat Ike protection of life and
property.

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