The Express.
London, England, 1846-11-20 00:00:00

RELAND.

DUBLIN, Nov. IS.
ISTMWSTB.-J. O'Dowd, Esq., Bar-
appointed to the Henry-street police-
'. Duffy; and J. Somerville, Esq.,

INC) PHYSICIANS.—Dr. Kane, ex-
not been included in the list of ma-
ity, Kilkenny, created by Lord Bes-
n was ascribed to political causes, the
" Young Ireland " party. His lord-
nnellan, denies the cause assigned, and
the rule of the Chancellor, invariably
gisterial bench all practising physt•
■ the " invariable " application of the
there are at least thirty practising
Lidding the commission. The Chan•
id firm to the rule, and for all-aulfic•

r.—Additional presentment sessions
seven baronies; in the counties of
nny, Limerick. Wexford, and Wick-
ip to the present time, has issued
ding extraordinary sessions in 331

31L—An extraordinary sessions
t Cahirciveen on Monday last, the
he chair. Alter some prefatory re-
recommended the adoption of Mr.
tnd suggested the immediate prepare-
o be ready for execution on the ces-
dm The minute was adopted, Mr.
erving that it was his father's opinion
works would go on. Mr. James
)aniel O'Connell, M.P., praised the
tent and Board of Works in grant-
nie-third of the sum presented
a severe lecture to the labour-
tempting to intimidate the go-
conclusion Mr. J. O'C omen observed,
e to-day, as well as that of the rest of
will negative the false—the grossly
'ins that body by a certain portion of
otorions for its calumnies on this
infamous Times, which, however, is
Taceful notoriety. Those demoniac
f the Times newspaper, and others of
e very important when you consider
those papers are much too wise to
s, unless they were well received by
people who support those journals,
.ons those papers—the Times—Herald
do pander for vile lucre. Sir, I here
k with intense scorn, those base charges,
by of the lowest unlicensed publication.
rah—universal, from the highest noble
umble individual who now addresses
Ile union between the two countries,
e feelings of those who form the best
rich connects this country with the
n. We, forsooth, amid the distress of
to England for alms. " Uncky, pay
ly to tax ourselves to the utmost. That
Times. Various sums were then pre-
sinage, amounting in the aggregate to
t sum presented for was by Daniel
,g 4,078/. ; the Marquis of Lansdowne
ht of Kerry 2,6401. On tke breaking
Rev. Mr. Sandford, a Protestant der-
by the people through the town. A
tferred on a Protestant proprietor, the
rry.
BRARY The secretary to the commis-
informs the secretary to the Temple-
e, that no portion of the seed rye pro
is intended for any district in Tip-
ment is rebuked for this mysterious
cause cannot be divined, though it is
-the soil being better adapted to wheat.
:BLIC WORKS.—There is necessarily
the payments of the labourers, arising
of valuing portions of the task work
tch individual. Exceptional cases, for
cularity, find their way into the pro-
chanuterised as acts of criminal neglect
trd. The Kilkenny Journal complains
n Saturday last did not receive money
her employed, and the consequence was
/a bread shop. The loaves were, how-
ionstrance.
'LOYMINT ON PUBLIC Wongs.—The
ions employed on public works for the
tber the Bth, is 1a0,879. Provincially
ners are—Munster, 74,693 ; Connaught,
192; Ulster, 2,644.
About 600 men have been employed on
neighbourhood of Borrisoleigh, county
as elsewhere, great complaints exist is
rregularity in paying the wages of the
ple in many eases are starving, with a
e to them.
e over 1,200 men employed on public
of Castlebar, Mayo; and W. H. Dean,
igineer in charge, is unremitting in his
/meat and satisfaction to all.
nn.—On Thursday last a man, named
a lived in the village of Arrives, about a
r, went to Westport market to sell grain.
her lat., and the horse went home with-
II being made his hat was found on the
eetport. The river was drawn and exer-
✓ his body, if dead (which too probably
ire intelligence of him if alive, but up
ut success. The most probable conjeo-
, robbed and murdered, and his body
kment where a hill is being cut in the

:vile correspondent of the Pilot, Dublin
:m Charieville, says:—" The populace
late occasion to the number of 1,000.
r. W. R. Saunders, J.P., from whom
it, and were with difficulty persuaded to
:man having promised to bring them an
Ly. All were armed with spades, pick's,
my determination of their deportment
apprehension."
tters have been addressed to the under-
print, with his replies:

nON. IT. LADOCCIZIERIC.
nwithoandias the cartoon explanations which
government concerning the Labour Rate Act,
ata on this moat material point, win., whether