The Express.
London, England, 1852-04-07 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Arair.l3.
The Mayor of Limerick presided yesterday at a
of some five or six hundred of the electors
tithe for the wpm of hostiag ths mares
of the be the mirammitisa ths
rough, !may WNW by a efah-ormmittee.
Mors was ear Miseshis sonfbeion on the eras doe, a
large mejleft thew present being in favour of
Mr. J. D. MMgentid rad Mr. hitter; but, sane
cantors was permitted to have a voice in the dm&
don czcopt such as had been named on the commit-
tee, the malt was that the nominal majority was in
favour of Mr. Fitzgerald and Mr. Serjeant O'Brien,
who, it is to be supposed, are than to be the candi-
dates at the ensuing election.
Mr. Davison, an eminent solicitor of Belfast, who
has come forward as a candidate for that borough on
the conservative interest, and who most probably
will be returned, acknowledges himself decidedly in
favour of free trade.
A meeting of the Trak" Chamber of Commerce
was held on'Thurstlay, at which Mr. Maurice O'Con-
nell, M.P., was present. The Tralee Chronicle says:
"The meeting, we are in a position to sate, after
various and prolonged • interpellations ' between the
Rev. Mr. Mawc, with other members of the room,
and Mr. O'Connell, MN to the gentleman's political
stewardship, eventuated in au unanimous determi-
nation to support him against all comers.'"
A correspondent of the Erentny Mail says:—" Mr.
Thomas William Barton, a member of the Leinster
bar, and brother of Samuel Wm. Barton, Eq., I).L.
of Rochester, in this county, has addressed the elec-
tors of Clonmel, and promises, if returned, to give an
independent support to the present government."
Mr. John Barton was yesterday elected governor,
and Mr. Robert Stewart deputy governor, of the
Bank of Ireland.
The Lord Lieutenant and the Countess of Eglin-
ton, accompanied by the Countess of Bective, and
',rend officers of the vice-regal court, went in state
yesterday to visit the Dublin University, where they
were received by the provost and several of the senior
and junior fellows, by whom they were conducted
through the library, the principal hall,, the fellows'
garden, the chapel, &c.

PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEES.
METROPOLIS WATER SUPPLY COMMITTEZ:

-Yes-

Iloo;;;ltia.Wmosittee, Mr. Beekett in the chair, remsem-
WA mil Med Hr. Berke, ow behalf of the West llisidisom
WatarCempsoy,agehot the gownsman bill, sad Ipso arm
310.1 aeon netneting the new neater of simplylr oseleit
= lapis/,
only evidence upon obi& tbh abithe ennbl be
wog that of Mr. Simplon. He eawhetted HIM
ra limeergansideerve of supply of the West Middlesex, hem
was gait(' elusal, whether filtered or or
awe. to the water hem 4.t,..1.2144
In the gmenmont bill shove the="rentromml
on thelordidp, es this was the sem el osn*aW6i
Wee Mielhers by, the government bill to elude their
room of supply at a probable cat of 80,0004 The govern-
meek moreover, is the geopossi bill, Wised of
allowing them, osier tfoo moms! woos. to in-
crease their rates vownissrotively ourolesse es the
increased eqpnaditare, winobt in resift to redoes them
Several cenenmers of the water suppliedloy the West Hiel-
Assn. ia the soickboarbood of the Segoetblork, were
lbon onembrial, mut deposed, in eapresions of ssadhettes,
tortlicity end isiaabty of dm ester sexplr of OS
ilitriet. Dr. Taylor, Professor of Clentishy In
ay's Illeopleal, alleged time the water as draws by the
West blitt hula Hassossusita, ia Ms wellosaall Nato,
woe usoldoodirobio, mil last it was stool So mixt it
wail belt Sews fres ea rri saw assess. The
cammiNse adivensd to T dso 1111th inst.
Cam aws Saonux RataWAL—Yasterday, the pre-
med, of Ilk ompaay's bill hr insrease of capital, re-inine
mad wear papaws, was passed in Mr. Bernal's
Sintaxorfoxfax CW-412AL RAlLWAY.—Yesterday, in
Mr. Sena's osmium, Hr bill for ineeeporation of this
company, sod he homilies ofßae from Highlwidgo to film-
lathery, hod it preamble
pireiremblos of the Imd.. City Small Debts Bill,
Os konessa Improvement and Thetford
Pus Mao were do Mini post