The Express.
London, England, 1853-04-30 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, AFRIL 29.
The citizens' meeting yesterday to protest against
the extension of the income tax to Ireland was, as I
anticipated, a miserable failure. Some two hun-
dred persons assembled on the occasion in the City-
hall, but among the number there were scarcely half
a dozen whose names would be presentable in a plat-
form list. The Lord Mayor presided, the requisi-
tion having been addressed to him ; and the speakers
were Mr. J. M. Cantwell, solicitor ; Mr. H. Grattan.
ex-M.P. ; Mr. Alderman Farrell, and Mr. Alderman
John Reynolds. Three or four other members of
the Town-council and aldermanic board attended,
and than was constituted what would be called the
respectability of the meeting. There was no novelty
in the eloquence evoked by the proceedings ; and all
admit that the demonstration was a " dead
failure."

DEPARTURE OF THE COURT FOR OSBORNE.—
Shortly after one o'clock this day her Majesty, his
Royal Highness Prince Albert, and the rest of the royal
family, accompanied by the lords and laidies in waiting,
left Buckingham-palace for Osborne. The royal party
occupied three carnage., and proceeded over Vauxhall-
bridge to the new railway in the Wandsworth-road.
THE ROTHERHITHE GUNPOWDER CASE.—THIS
DAT.—This morning Messrs. Hale, and also their workman,
Boylan, who were committed from Bow-street Office on
Thursday last to the Surrey Session,, in want of procuring
bail, were brought from liorsemonger-lane Gaol, and on
their securities appearing left the office accompanied by
their friends. The defendants would have been discharged
last evening, but unfortunately their bail arrived too late,
the magistrate having left Bow-street Office.
ADMIRALTY, APRIL 29.—APPOINTMENTS.—Chop-
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lingtort ; Master Shipwright W. M. Rice, to Woolwich,
and 0. W. Lang, to Pembroke.
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