The Express.
London, England, 1847-03-12 00:00:00

WYNNE.

In making some observations with reference to public
works in Ireland, :the Marquis of LANSDOWNE stated
that Capt. Wynne wat now employed in anuther part of Ire-
land from that in which the dispute with two members of
the other house had ariosn, and WWI giving ercrysatidaction
the government in that cannter.
JUVENILE OYFENDER.S.
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Lord BROlibil Ai, in moehig for the return of the lads
Jones, Cook, Rogers, and Langden, the bill *Most whoin
had been ignored by the grand jttrr, stated that theirs was
a case of mere boys who, while rotlieking in the streets, bad
taken off the cap of another boy, and thrown it over
some railings. They were brought beam a Muldleeer magia.
trate, who committed them for felony. (Hear.) They
wets went to prison to await their trial, and after remain-
thew tktwa "eks.-:he. *II it:

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k appealed to MO, was wildly
cam. (Hear, hear.)
SALE OF ARMS (IRELAND).
The Marquis of LONDONDERRY Paid he had received
from a Mr. Gillespie a letter, informing him that in the
'kw whence it was written, Tullaghmore, a watchmaker had
heweda large placard, offering for sale a ler,te consignment
from England of inns and ammunition. He wished to
know whether it wan intended to renew the Arnie Ilia of
lent maim ? Preventive memento wore better than repres-
sive, and If the Arm Act were not renewed, of course the
government must be responaible for the comequences.
The Marquis of LANSDOWNE said he was not prepared
to inform the noble lord that it was the inzeittiott of the
government to renew the *et of lest session to which he had
referred. With respect to the particular statement he had
evade, never having heard of the matter before, of count.
►e wee unable to eve em information on the subject. He
would suggest to the nueble marquis to inform the relief corn.
mittce of the &striate had referred to, and no doubt the
statement, if there was my foundation for it, would influence
their promedines.
The house adjoutelei et An o'clock.

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HOUSE OF COMMONS.—THURSDAY, MARCH 11.
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PRIVATE BUSINESS.

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PF.TMONS.-Fly 041.-PECII-RaTirOM Brighton, athwart the Ma-
mmy get. Dr. Bemuse sad Mr. 4. C 11.4.670., frig. various peace
gaieties endplates. la thaw of arbitration, inutead of mar, for the
mamma dawns, between nation.. By Sir Mamma !Mama tawo,
from Itielem. la gnaw al the cultivation of crEtan in India. Mr.
loan Waltham. Roth Maeroom, fora more uniform apt.= of poor
low maw kr Mr. S. C.K7OILD, from Rochdale, fee an
mimed= elf the Moe trade-from veriatie places In Ireland for an
Mimi= drawee ads the Drainage MIL Mt. T. Dorcomia, from
leeedemikM. yWet agestalling. Mr. Tyr'', Barn Worthing and
Mims. Mr. from Tipprrary, against orwrain pronairui
at the brbh Pere LW I. Mr. MACLIMPON, several maims against
th•Rall Cemmindoners Dill. Me. Roue, from Dartford, against
the loan. Mr. T. Dvioronsh Rom a pa-he meeting,
=OMANme I thglieran.;:ationy to Crame
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procurege the.
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11,1140117.71mded Property (Ireland) Bill.
RYTURN3 ORM:RED. —On the motion of Mr. Wawa, Matra of
the revenue received by the commissioners of the river Warr mai
Port sad Haven of Sunderland, glace the year 1841; lot of thfaimas-
ri isionexis, and of the names of those attending the boards; minent
of the debt owing by them toe same period; explanatkat of samemsta
for the year 1831 and a particular ard detailed amount for ash year
sines 1812, of satiric., paid, &law .penses, in proniathmorlingmee.
lag bills brought in, or threatened to be brought, before gnellamot,
rod under what authority the rune were paid.
WHIM OF MOTION. iv sone: *ran:v.—Mr. C. 11•11 W.
en Monday neat, to ark Lord Morpcth what are the lotenihms of Om
pennuneat with respect to the ultimate destination of tams W
statow
Smut Clatwess..-31r. Munn, on Tuesday, the 23rd Indy liineme
he leave to bring in a bill for placing the retail brewers ha 6141•11/07
en the saute tooting, as reganis hours, as the publicans to Om Mahn.
yetis. • •
MERCHANT SEAMEN'S FUND.'
In answer to Mr. /Inns, Mr. M. Ginson stated that the
whole subject of the Merchant Seamen's Fund had been
carefully considered by government, and that a commission
of inquiry would be appointed immediately.
DISTRESS IN nth:LAND.
Mr. P. SCROPE wished to ask a qneetion with reference
to a fact which he hod seen stated in the morning paper..
It appeared that a woman, imprlsoned for stealing food, found
on her liberation, that in the interim, her children had all
died of starvation. He wished to know whether there was
any provision applicable to such a case ?
Mr. LABOUCHERE replied, that it would be at once evi-
dent that cases such so those to which his hon. friend had
alluded should be tie first to which the attention of the re-
lief committee should be directed. He was tint, however,
aware of any special provision which had been or could be
made on the subject.