The Express.
London, England, 1849-02-23 00:00:00

messed with eirieelture is the aehobbeerheed humbly-
ehensai,—Tbst year petitioners, he the pneest 'deputies&
mates( ensteeltare, key their emnesist be year Meow.
able Imps" end pay ha yams lesnletive inteelbevese to avert
the nun mines is napalming ewe thent.—That year poli-
gonal beesitiy reinstat w year beasendie bone Heir
bill bilt m tbssolool•I mon el Lb* pima isoildso
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ers-illy as it woo tureeperposhil by uelered hoe rade in
amp geserodity.,—That liegked.as • resebreekg alma-
,il= hatterable terupor with the
thee insisead aa agrieultiered with
mid
yeert gatiliseem leer their pretwatl=sPeddill, kayo
serous purls to arrest that the of tree bade
have hoeseadesively trod epee:the se whisk your peti-
tioner heieng. Teat per peddlers hes *sew to recom-
mend le par hoiewieW Mese is lifter dr t system
of
parliscaestry truitire
a=osibid , • national
rude. ia England, Is amend all dames wham
=is soder the prolledso of the governmeat, the
which, end- r the his of tans sad nuts, sow press
unequally is their effects epee tbe agricultural community.
That your petits errs also feel dr Werke of the present
state of the law which, bysaaetisa of what is termed the
easte SR of the country ' . (a castor chargeable with the
ideas of different valuers), deprives the taunt farmer
of • fair market vales for the fruits of his Is
bear sad enterprir ; and pear petitioners humbly sag-
gee, I. your honourable house an amendment of the
law is this respect by as enactment that, in the armee of
any special automat to the contrary, the tenant farmer
should be liable only on the deterriaatise of an raillery
tame' to leave his (arm in the sere stater outlined's, sad
with the s mar must la valerian as when the tuaney
eurasseed ; end by Vail means give to your petbiostes and
brunt farmers generally a sees top heoes the cultivation of
their farms, by, the duple het, that their produce, beyond
the warm of their original uterine, will be at their owe
usearatrolled disport. That your petitioners need hardly
sorrel per hoseemble house that the maintenance of the
established church rest. aulusterly on land, and that the
present system of the gute.laws, by sheltering the abusive
exercise of the power which it give, operates wet preju-
dicially to the property of the tenant fuser, and requires
the lateen* nee of the legidatter. That as the &Meets
which your petitioners have suggested are entirely open
quakes for the can.ideration of per honourable bowie,
and are of vast importance to the English farmer, your pre
thrum, with the eel y present pr spar of huhu their
substeue eared and their eau des 'absurd, rapiers the
wrest strialise of your heeenrable hoer on thee behalf.
Lad year pritissees wid our pray, he.

Roma.
LYCZtII.—A pica in ass net, called "Shave you
directly." was produced at this theatre lest evening. It is
said to be from the pen of Mr. Shirley Brooks. It is very
lively—a perfect efferremense, indeed, of animal spirits; but
its eaubnaW gaiety goes the length of estrampace. The
eharacten are too much mrieatured, and the incidents,
which are ezernively crowded, have not the probability red
eonsistesey which are necessary to give a caliefaMsey diet
even to the broadest faros. The heroine, Barka* Sharp, is
a tousle barber, young end pretty, the daughter of the
shaver of a country village, who oa his death, sueomis to Ina
ramp end oontlases to shave the customers. This Piper*
in petikoats is most pleasantly personated by Miss Kadieses
Fite william, who lisp two pretty seer.
by Mr. Edward Ifitserilitam. The soeg in which Baaban
on her first appears:um, describes her occupation, to a vary
clever oompention, and was nicely sung. Chicks Ilathews
plays the part of Cornet Brom, ea officer la mmetry quar-
ters, whe,hay.ing_been jilted by a rural belle, and in danger
el=dimmest the rinks in cor,sequenee eif absenting
heal& corps while in pursuit of hie enemshal r:val,
is saved by BareargefS4epplicetioa I. hie behalf to the
powered aikido, her claim upon wham Nets opcit
her wee
dwh done tale service of his wig
whoa it ha met with enamellist. Tke t comet transfers
his elections to his benehchme, and marriage with her is
the elfitowesserif of the pine. Then is little in this chars.-
ter to Dries oat uhailee Mathews in hie usual vein. The
other fistulae are, the acidly jilt, her husband, a riJi-
maims lawyer (Rozby), end a pedantic schoolmaster (lier-
ley). A good deal of merriment was produced by the
broad humour of some of the scenes, and the dialogue con-
Lined way smart end pointed things which told well; but,
es the whole, die reception of the peso was not such as to
oraniec a loog run. The author, we Snot, will say, like the
bake of Artoll, after the battle of Sheriffinuir, "If it
wena weal hobbit, we'll bib it spin !"