The Express.
London, England, 1847-09-24 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Dc-sux, Bart. 22.
A correspondence appears to-day between the
government and " the Irish council," which manifests
the activity of the principle of industrial enterprise.
It has reference to the contract for omuitabulary
clothing for the whole of the Irish force for the year
1848, tenders for supplying which have been adver-
tised for by the Board of Ordnance. " The Irish
council " represent, that in the patterns deposited in
the Office of Ordnance, the article called " shoddy " is
a component part ; and, as this article does not enter
into the manufacture of Irish fabrics, the council com-
plains that Irish manufacturers are virtually: excluded
from competition for the contract. They represent
that, in reality, this " shoddy " deteriorates from
the dumblenem of cloth ; and, though the use of it
enables a manufacturer to sell at an appa-
rently lower price, still, in reality, they state
' -Anaed "

...corms 011116 :-1111 Silinliff e( steles swam aos Ds more in UM =Am an wa..., qr.... ....r.... .—.- _r-.-- - - ......., ..... - - --, -.---, --
than three, ineln=ter wand ism The rub of the twenty-three Milli°" of Pasienflerg Pm" °Ter di• "WM' " they are advised that articles preptired fiofin the mysterious -that the carious citizen 'came to the icm'e7t.theTlosTe-ig* eight -of-h-e-r-. -i'll-e-y-d-ir-e-cili-niad---e to- -the- e- poi, Ihneu-ba.TreLss,,,,, imis7„,7„.;"pr,,To',Zed• .w.......'•
than though
Prison speeisny heparin= aodorgeloss their len- line during the half-year. Of this isgswiss essakss no unbroken fibre can be made in this count terms satisfactory conclusion that muc.h. " might be said - ' •
ry on when they came in contact with some boards and baskets,
Sil'oe, thould he disposed in owe a manner n, Ist. To allow MITI than 14 pusses Imre killed and 4$ Ikea ammo
leg hi wide virtually cheaper than the shoddied article of the on both sides." The election takes place next which left no doubt in their minds that she had sunk. It is
at. a complete isperation by day as well as by night. 2d. To over which they Mieleledele had no
give them the means of taking • ' 3d. To the companies ammt la sty
open air exercise. dime be hell magiesible. Oa tame apparent quality." Under these circumstances week, and the council has appointed a con- now ascertained that the boat belonged to F.dward Cooper,
fisherman and dredgerman, of Btrood, and that he and his she still labour,, labirpro,vin.soemntewde.
ob.uerv, under
oeneathmee
pimrrfntee.tion
enable them .to be suitably employed ;to receive instruction the other hand, 8 Penteneeln were killed and S Injured the council prayed that the " proposals
_should be mittee to consider and report on the eligibility from "II Barbiere di Siviglia," was
and to ras • • son were on beard at the time she went dawn
fringing ut at divine service and religious exercises, without solely from their own weal Ai madola Thug, of the modified by the withdrawal of the adied patterns, of non-conforming candidates. It is, no doubt, • ' and called forth a unanimous ewcor:llllllnrirallist it
.- .
:lon. The duetto by Mdlle. Alberni and Men. ataudigl,
the rule of separation. 4th. To facilitate the vast section of the piddle conveyed by railway daring and replacing them with fabrics of the ordinary laudable thing for the 1 counci ,as patrons, to extend,
Ran!
FORTIFICATIONS OF SREIRNESS, says the Beason; or, as Captain Clifford says," b ,
mode of superintendence of the prisoners, and of frequent the time above specified, there were altogether
kind, or that the tenders should be altered so as at the field of serection ;bat " cid bench" 'the chair is of server, are fast approaching completion. With the eluded part the first. T'le I, , v:. r
communication with them. Before the last paragraph was only 22 killed and 51 injured. Mortality airrloilinduries have
mod, exception of a few yards towards the sea the whole line is The. second put, supported by the emilipii
... , vri)".
rag the ye- lead to leave the unshoddied portion of the contract use only to tkeological not general students, and, as finished, the gun-carriages fixed, all the mallet, guns admirably,
been far greater among persons waged Inthe attend at the • s-11 . 1.. IN. . , 1.,
Mr. B. Rona. (one of the Middlesex magistrates) ad- dons lines ; and It be not a little extraordinary that officials, open. to Irish competition." The advertisements the free church, the
.united presbyterians, the rode- mounted, and several of the larger ones are to be seen 'nth snerniDgwith that onceiesterda ,w',AIP•C.' - .....- .
At .
~ the meeting in French. He observed that too file who have danger constantly ?remitted to them, should stipulated that each tender should to supply pendents, and the eptscopalians, have all orieotal from " kla do's '. . •
Ornol the seam of the words solitary confinement and saldbit so great an amount of meautioumeas as this return all the .• •
articles demanded, which in ude 1,042 kersey off tore of their own, students must be gathered from
pre_ peeping ojer the parapet Last weak excavations were coin- in own a .
emudia
of
Beethoven'swiec'tl!nl • tenet 1r ••-•‘ `. • •'.•
"Pante. confinement were confounded. Both at the Frank- discloses. While eight servants of companies have been killed mewed is the open space trete the dockyard chapel,
t lil fth I •
overalls, 200 great-coats, and 19,337 kersey trowsers. the established ehurch alone • and hence if a dissent- prepaintery t° ile Town and Blue Maccabans. 1 e who e o ese se scar
"e, congress and at theesent one it was declared b' hll and seventeen injured from causes beyond their own control, „„ Lord _ having _ ing.,
The Lieutenant made the neoessat'y Proletteer were appointed, church have only to Town has been closed in • manner deserting of every praise. Tii=7l A
lamtsry to se hd jiff killed and twenty-four hurt, solely by their 11l
separate t prisoners, but no one ever imagined y-one wereftihresfoveunoraiti,:nwf„orksanp:teanaitnavepererangery Israel In Egyp. ,'
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doors yesterday, for the purposes of tge charity, amounted
to 2421. 14..:e1. A concert will take plea this evening.

VW Brama.

NlSiansiows Saba:Afar Brander
continues to attract good audleaces here, a recoils well me-
rited by the manner in whkh the play is got up. The part
of Lady Teazle is filled by Mrs. Warner with the accom-
plished lute which characterises her impersonations ; and
we found her supported very much better than we had anti- 1
eipated. Mr. Harvey is far from an inefficient Sir Peter,
and Mr. 31 Cooke's Sir Oliver is • hearty performance
enough. Mr. Graham. an assiduoaskillower of Macready, is
the lymph, and delivers the moralities with sound em-
phalli and discretion. Mr. George Vining, a son If James
Vining, is the Clearles Surface. He is • very young
and as yet unpractised actor, but may with study and care
secure success in his profession. He must bear in
mind that the due impersonation of this part is no dight
attainment. The scenery and decorations are most credit-
able to the management. The comedy was followed by
Colman's " Blue Devils " and the farce of " How to Die
for Lore." We pi, Erna! Pleale4 10 ilea that Mn.V.r-
14frt meriNt6 enterprise appears to be acquiring certainty
bf its just reward. Her pleasant and commodious little
theatre is well filled, and is becoming recognised by the
Bond-street authorities—a very practical advantage in these
matters.