The Express.
London, England, 1862-06-18 00:00:00

calf, Newton heath, near Manchester, manufacturing chemiat),
so far as regards J. Metcalf —J. Apinks and J. Cotner, Barton-
ou-liumber, Lincohnhirs, painters—O. &Mock and W. B. New-
land, (;otter-lane, City, and Cambridge-road, fdile.end, ware.
housemen—A. Davenport and B. Row lands, Birmingham, tin- ,
plate workers—J. Hutchinson, J. Hollingworth, and /L Cookson.
Radar/worth, Yorkshire, machine makers. so far as regards L
Cookson—A. teavies, Jun., and W. A. Perla. Graceehareb-
street, City, dealen—W. D. Newark, T. J. Newark, and 0.
Newark, Covent, timber merchant, E.O far as regards W. D.
Newark—A. IlMert and E. Winstanley, Aahtoa.under-Lyne,
cotton spinners—J. Thomas and J. Jenkins, Newport, Mon-
mouthahlle, gropers-8. Bourne and C. Brown, the Foley, near
Langton, fitstfordshire, china manufacturers—T. Thomas and D.
Darras, Liverpool linen drapers—C. Leighton and T. Cheadle,
' Audley and ICed-street, Staffordshire, coalmaaters —J. & MO7-
rison and W. J. Giles—J. Taylor and J. Botteley, Oldbury, Wor-
cestershtna, onfounders—P. sen.. and P. Collings,
Yn., Exeter, postmasters—D. Beim and W. Manay, Whitby,
orkshire, grocers—W. Rutty and & C. Williams. Pridaystreet,
City, accountants—N. Irving and C. Havel, Shefti old, and Craven-
street, Strand, silveronithe—T. Buchanan and J. G. Watson,
Glasgow.

SCOTCH SEQMOTRATIONB.
JA OODVRIT BOOTH, Jim., Glasgow, seed merchant, June 24,
Witte Faculty Han, Olaillow•
Wiussis Kum, Glasgow, portloner, June 20, at the Faculty

Hall, Glasgow.
DAVID YEDDIS, Dunfermline, glazier, June 20, at Cay and
Bleck's Rooms. Edinburgh.
•JIXANDU 11•7p.I.:Ana, Glasgow, yarn merchant, June 29, at

the Faculty Hall, Glamiow.
Hatax OVDDIS, or Blows. Portsay, Banffshire, merchant, June
re, at the Commercial Ban, Portaay.

THB SPECIAL COMMISSION IN IRELAND.

The Special Commission for the counties of
Limerick and Tipperary was opened on Monday afternoon
at Limerick. The judges of the commission, Mr. Justice
Fitzgerald and Mr. Baron Deasy, were received at the sta-
tion by the high sheriff of the county, Captain Croker, of
litallinagar, and the sub-sheriff, Mr. George Hoare. The
Right Hon. the Attorney-General, Mr. WHagan ; the Soli-
citor-General, Mr. Lunen ; Mr. Serjeaat Sullivan, and Mr.
De Moleyna, Q.C., are counsel for the crown. The streets
presented no appearance of anything unusual during the
morning ; but towards 3 o'clock groups of people collected
at the railway station and also near the courthouse. It is
understood that three persons will be brought to trial
at Limerick—namely, Thomas Beckham, who is charged
with being one of the penmen who murdered Mr.
Francis Fitzgerald on the 16th of May last; Denis
Dilkzne, who is charged with conspiring to murder Mr.
Fitzgerald ; and Aka Punch, charged with having written
• threatening letter to Mr. Hamilton Langley. At three
o'clock p.m. their lordships took their seats on the bench.
The courthouse was fully occupied, though not crowded.
The Royal commission having been read, and the grand jury
panel called over, Mr. Justice Fitzgerald addremed the
greed jury at some length on the origin and object of the
commission, and the 0&101 which it would be their duty to
inquire into. At 20 minutes before five o'clock the grand
jury came into court with a true Lill against Thomas Beck-
ham for the wilful murder of Francis Fitzgerald. Thomas
Beckham was then arraigned, but did not answer to the
question whether be was guilty or not. Mr. Coffey (his
counsel) said the prisoner was deaf, and asked to have a
plea of "not guilty" entered, which was done. The court
was then adjourned to the following morning at ten o'clock.
We learn by British and Irish llsmietio Telegraph that
rMeckham was found Guilty, lust evening, of the murder of
r. Fitzgerald. The sentence was deferred.