The Express.
London, England, 1848-08-11 00:00:00

CASE OF MICHAEL DOHENY.

The Earl ol6l76l(3AiiitaTl7l7attlieoilicer of the house
had just laid on the table proclamations of the Lord Lieute-
nant of Ireland, i,ll. ring rewards for the apprehension of
certain persona accused of high !reason. Amongst the rest
he saw the name of Michael Dohcny. lie meant, on Monday
next to ask why this Doheny, rho had been arrestvd and
sent to Nensgh gaol, and subsequently been hailed out, had
not had bhls cent up wirainet him to the grand jury, so as
that his recognisareers might have been entreated ?
The Marquis of CLANAIL-ARDE could not promise that•
the noble tad would receive the information he required, as it,
would depend upon whether the proceedings had been cosn-
muoieated by the Irish government.
Their lordships adjourned at a quarter-past 9 o'clock.

HOUSE OF cX)MMONS.—THUIIBDAY, Aco. 10
'I ha SPEAKE6 took the chair at 12 o'clock.
PRIVATE El SINESB.

SECOND ''' ''''''''' Dirorec ; Bills.
THIRD READlNGS.—Nicholson's Divorce; Waterhouse's Chari-
ties Exam; hilts.
LORDS' AMENDMENTS CONSIDEREn.— Edinburgh Pollee
(Amendment and Conso idation of Acts 111111 Police and Sanitary
Improvement) ; Nicer Nene Improvement irad Itrainage ;
PUBLIC BUSINESS.
PETlrroms.—lcy Mr. CA HEW, several from divers parts of Corn-
wall, against any reduction in the Illative on foreign copier orm—sir
G. GREY, from the guardians of the Berwick-upon-Tweed union, in
favour of the Marring. (Scotland) Bill.—Mr. ANSTEY, from the
grand jury of the county of Sligo, for an amenilm• St if the Irish pros
law; and from the high sheriffand reagigraitee of Wigs, for the aboli-
tion of the office of coroner, and leaving the duties of the office to be
discharged by the justices.—Mr. REYNULDs, from the Lord Mayor,
aldermen, and buigerees of Dublin, against the Dublin Police Act.—
Mr. K. TENTE, from Dr. Toured, a physician of Torquer, complain-
' log of the facilities for selling poisons.—Col. THOM lION (2), from
Wraloyan buili-s in Yoriuhire, against the sale of spirits on Sundays.
—General EVANS, trom the pitiish of tit. Martin, for sanitary pre-
cautions again.t the cholera—Mr. C. IXSIIINGToN, from West-
minster, against parliamentary grunts for religious purposes.--Mr.
HUME, from Edinburgh, against tar tax for ministers' money.—
Col. DUNNE, from Ireland, :wing the Irish poor law.
SECOND KEADINGS.—I'our Removal (No. 2); Nuisances and
Contagious Diseases; Petty Bag, Ac., (Alma ; Borough Incorporation;
Steam Navigal n; Vera (court of Chancery); Bills.
COM MITTSIES.— Poor Law Colons Liistriet schools; Dublin Police
Turnpike Acts Continuance; Tithe Rent Charge, he. (Ireland) (No.
2); Bilis.
KEPORTS.—Court of Justiciary (Scotland); Criminal Law Ad-
ministration Amendment; &whiter of SUMS., he. (Scotland)
Fisheries (Ireland); Bills.
NOTICE OF MOTlON.—Asnerry Tow.—Mr. HUME, on Tues-
day next, to move an address to the crown, to inquire into the map et
of the tax levied at Edinburgh and Montrose fur the payment of
ministers of the church of Scotland.
PUBLIC lIBALTH BILL.

Lord MORPlcrli brought up the report of the select
committee appointed to draw up reasons for ilibagreeing to
certain amendmenis made by the House of Lords on the
Public Health Hill, to be submitted at a conference with the
Lords.
On the motion of the noble lord the report was agreed to,
and it was ordered that Lord Morpeth should proceed to the
House of Lords and desire a present conference.