The Express.
London, England, 1852-04-15 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY, EVENING, APRIL 15, 1852.

IRELAND.

Drams, Aram 14.
The spring agricultural show of the Royal Dublin
Society was opened yesterday, and presented alto-
gether a very creditable appearance. It is the ge-
neral opinion that the cattle at the present show are,
taken altogether, the finest ever exhibited in this
country, and this superiority is claimed for tho pre-
sent show both in the number and the quality of the
lots. The sheep are also very fine, and the show of
other produce and of agricultural implements is most
respectable. 'I he show-yard was crowded all day
with fashionably-dressed people.
Last evening the usual meeting of the Royal
Dublin Society. was held for the purpose of distri-
buting the prizes awarded by the judges at the
Agricultural Show in the morning. The Lord
Lieutenant occupied the chair, and the attendance of
members was very numerous. Four English agri-
culturists—Mr. Wright, of Chesterfield; Mr. Hunt,
of Sheffield; Mr. Hall, of Rotherham; and Mr.
Swuffield, of Chatsworth; who had with great kind-
ness come over to act as judges of the cattle show,
received the warm thanks of the meeting. Lord
Talbot do Malahide having, after the reading of the
prize list, moved a rote of thanks to the Lord Lieu-
tenant, his Excellency, in returning thanks, spoke in
highly complimentary terms of the general superio-
rity displayed by the various clashes of animals exhi-
bited.

It is intimated by the Daily Express that govern-
ment will not think it neeemary to proceed
farther with the prosecution assinst the editor of the
Dundalk Democrat' for seditious libels. The deter-
mination of the law advisers will be known on the
first day of term.
The exastlterm Reporter has the following account
of a melancholy catastrophe in Kerry :
By a private letter meowed in town this day, dated
" Listowel, April 12," we learn that on Sunday last, a terri-
ble Are broke out in that tows, which was not masted in
its destructive prapw until it bad ermsmnesi no Isle than
28 houses. The INOSNIMMIIIII and ibeetal eneitement
created bs the wielansimly 111111MITION areimariket as ex-
treme. The fire Yln a spirit store banging to a
man named Michael Saabs while the oceiciame of the
house as well as a* imp ember of the townspeople were
&Mediu" mass. The letter ashes no mention of any per-
sonal injuries having been ewiMhied.
Mr. J. I). Fitzgerald has commenced a personal
canvass of the elector* of Ennis. The O'Gorman
Mahon has not yet appeared in the field.
A man named Patrick Hennessy has been com-
mitted to stand his trial for the murder of a neigh-
bour named Atkinson, near Conaree mines, and not
far distant from the beautiful "meeting of the
waters," in the county of Wicklow. The parties
had quarrelled about a wall which Atkinson had
built around his little garden, and Hennessy (who is
a carpenter) struck hint on the side of the head with
the oak foot of a table which he was making. This
knocked the unfortunate man down, and Hennessy
struck him two other blows about the loins, and
killed him outright.
The Treasurylave agreed to ask parliament for a
grant of 26,0001., for the erection of a new Custom-
house in Belfast.
The Earl of Derby is in a fair way of finding un-
qualified Amur is the offes of that large and in-
lesstial smiths of the Irish gentry who, merging
all.dithreaeoe et mei, political or religion', have
inked kr the purpose et-obtaining the me
Ms tonne tw the settlement of the long
sesennt between these petite and the Lords of bra
=lTreneery. A ray at hop hes bees
11 the daises by SO teme et tits reply of
tits Prim MIAs, to • arcirial presented to him
and the Cbaneeller of the ball'.r on the (object
of the vest • Gmeolidabei Amulets'," *pod by
70 Welt ambers, and Ibrwardedi by Sir Ludas
O'Brien. The elleial answer rem es lows :

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et the fag rid whidi I Mee to the
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mealy eirisededra it to M. no misoire arm before
mamma wm mieweary *a ale poses et *Mg bpi
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pelted die Irbil la shish my oilmen owl waif me
ember te armada deb eelpost Ibis Me emmei whidi I
mak gme fe LiiMaesemilde mama fir whet am
warmer the Meese et Lis whidi b ere dilipatir
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d whisk Me Mee provided
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dear lite Lathe, rime way ugly, Duey.
Wir L. O'Bries, Bast., M.P.

RIADINO, fiVILDFOLD. AND BEM= RAILWAY.—
A spiels' general ramtias et the popidem et Ibis tom-
may was st the Leah. Tows, to itibmit
oldie
sada "Vairdsttismilir the ilealtieresta.."ll66
for the s anapany ; Alikrown
nerd M.P.. to the dish The adeatelsemana Mete, ham
read, die Claim= doted dean the fast mariwg the
while musoliso of Y. raped emsbeemodm with the bill
he elhillsti it, bad Imo sabsaitled te Mr. M. Lwr and Yr.
Heller, as sowari he the two - repsolively, sad
they, after several militia^ had shred the b by striking
oat owns iara mad hisadwg ears, with a view
to eimplity ; sad as it saw shod it had the
retire eggeebstles of fir beard ; sad be believed
If it stedosil the modes a the shmebolde re,
sod was ands. into awat, it would in.issteriallts r
ruse the win it the limo ie the orrket—The sz
Ipreviews to sti the douse et the esplard
b. wafts ,inagn Ings to bank
h desk
ee poopelud ishialoose is he dap et maidties otha ed.
ho seism dd. More. This wade pose dna is the
of isbiatiore Widnes Mete, • kit ea the Cleite!
isediatily sus do eddies disbestom Sallow, with this I
farther odartems, hot ewe somilir wade be Inaders-
bie la the star we, as eborea The preset iamewat of
debt we VAred, sal thine was • memhita to the bill
01161.11 the d this it* ire mishmash'
1011.11=1111 the preferential drip hr mai debt did
ant semi 100,0004. a year—that woe, dot it druid take
peessimes sae the deeding ebembeleses who wine to mak
amt. no priehime of Or bit 'wig bum ore, a reso-
led= esehmlam it, wettest le mil ohmetime m to
mad Wittman meet, was arise madasuoly, sad after
pram • are of thanks to the bawd, the emastleg separated.

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