The Express.
London, England, 1852-02-24 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Dunn!, Fes. 23.
It would be hard to conceive &more singular exhi-
bitios of national levity of character than that &N-
-trat this moment, or the joy with which the
. liberals " are prepared to rash into the arms
at the Mena A eoerave and violent anti-asthma@
adaistry is threatened l reform is knocked ea the
head. and the men who are already pledged to 117
Molest hands oa trial by jury in heisted are ex-
posited beak ; Ira anything for a cheap seam to be
webrami. The " brigade members whe were de-
meaned for their tervcrestien is Lord mo-
tion have received full absolutist an the Moog* of
their " good behaviour • se Priday sight. The
Paeans shoats in trim* that the
.boar of retri-
bution bee arrived, and excision :
It hes seme—mit though It may brie' meths, sad, per-
haps, et trig sad of conflict tor this usury. we hail
its est with jey—we gladly tempt the porde', sad the
wesessy will elessofidly laset the Irish will haws to
wive tiaderapaiwidersdea, sod be berme thetaitt
thee all by the essedoemen On by Inv have geilt,
aid pattdy. low" bias *may penishod. Rassell
has biles, and low"
hes lona, sod they have fallen
by lAA Uri Te She Irish represambielue is dee the
'read ref sysegfas the wrong. of the poet, sad of viadiest.
lag the yeissigie of religiose liberty, by .:pelting be.
ease and bets power the melt who belied all their faun
=betrayed all their fusser friends, sad laid violist
et the very prbuiplee they had swat eoleauly
new Is dedlessL Inlaid has delves the whip houses,.
les ha tot alt that thealtertmeat bruise— caftans ;
mt. IT oototeifbag the 1111111111 attitude whereby this Ira
▪ 1111111111111101•1114 she era defy the worst esessies that
may sews, sad is psi lime lay them, we, pesetrate is
the dust, if they tithe sot wanting from the fate of the
hue sad urosehereas whips.

To-morrow the astnitia of Trinity College will cau-
lk tits degree of Doctor of Laws upon the Earl of
Clarendon, and this evening his excellency will
be entertained at dinner by the Provost and Senior
Fellows. _ .

_
The remains of the late Right Hon. Richard Lalor
Shell arrived in Dublin on Saturday night, and were
deposited in the Jesuits Church of St. Francis
Xavier. where Archbishop Murray and other Roman
catholic prelates are to preside at solemn obsequies
for the deceased. to-thy. The removal of the re-
mains to Tipperary will then take place in a private
manner._ .

Four hundred and sixty persons were evicted last
week on tho estates of Lord llort, lately sold in the
Encumbered Estates Court.

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The Limerick Chronicle bas the following parti-
culars of a horrible agrarian murder, perpetrated in
the county of Limerick :
On Wednesday night, about eleven o'clock, a men named
James Cleary was robbed and murdered at Caherduff,
within about a mile of Askeaton. The deceased was a pen-
sioner, and had been lately employed as a driver or under-
agent by the Nev. Mr. Evans, of Knocksdarra, near New-
castle. from whom he held a hones at Citherdeff. He also
did business fur Mr. Edward Daveaport, of liallinacourty.
An inquest was held on the body, and a venliet of wilful
=alder returned against some perms or persons un-
known. The nsfeetuaate eiatls seat have been mur-
dered with his owe pistol, which he was observed to lead
tadielime in hie pocket ea leering Askessaa far hems.
muse have beta instantaneous, as the bullet en-
tered the left aide, and passed th h the left lung, ca-
lories the heart, which it simpered through and lodged in
the back. The perpetrators of this crime, after shooting
Cleary, carried off the pistol, sad also robbed him of
about IV., which be had received the day previous as rent
for Mr. Davenport. The polies have be.. ea the alert to
procure evidence, but as yet that. is as gas to the mur-
derers. The funeral, which test plass immediately after
the inquest, was only attended by about • dams persons.
Cleary had been in Askeatos the day aide mareas, warn-
ing eons tenants to have their teat ready ea a Mare day,
sad was returning home when he was wagleill mil mur-
dered. The place he was shot at was ekes tea Moe ea
the road side, and so close to his own dyeable that bit Ide•
tar-ia-law heard the report ; but the burgles of the Mom
soarer to the scene of murder deny beagle( the abut, and
he was not found till about three Wilma es Than isy
morning, when his wife went to leek he him.
The Lord-Lieutenant his offered a reward of 1001.
for the apprehoision of the murderer.
Mr. Cheyne Brady, nephew to the Lord Chancel-
lor, and Secretary of Bankrupt., was this day ap-
pointed Clerk of the Crown for the counties:l;i
roanagh, in the room of Mr. Daly,removed to
In consequence of the promotion of Mr. Swum
late crown prosecutor cm the Leinster circuit, to the
chairmanship of the county of Wexford, the following
gentlemen have been appointed to conduet the pro-
secutions on that circuit, viz.:—Mr, Coates, Mr.
Lawson, Mr. David Lynch, Q.C., Mr. O'Hara, and
Mr. John Pennefather.