The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-23 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, OCT. 22.
The Limerick Examiner states, on the authority of
a correspondent, that " seventy-four families, amount-
ing to probably three hundred and seventy souls, have
been evicted from the property of Col. Wyndham, in
the parish of Clondegad, county of Clare." It is added
that " there were no notices of eviction received in
due time by the relieving officer," and consequently
that no provision was made to afford shelter to the
poor creatures, who, after having been exposed to the
weather for some time, at length found a roof to cover
them in the parish chapel. If it be true, as thus
stated, that the provisions of the act " for the relief of
the destitute evicted poor" was overlooked, the parties
guilty of the omission are open to a rather severe
Wag,.
It appears that another death has resulted from the
recent sanguinary affray at Killonghby, a second
policeman having died of his wounds.

MORDI3 IN THE COUNTY OF WATERFORD.—The
Carrick. on-Suir correspondent of the IVaterford Mail states
that an @paean murder had just been perpetrated in his
vicinity. He thus relates the circumstances of the affair :
The property of the late Mr. Senses has been in the courts
above for some time, and two families named Coady and
Power, of Canickbeg, took a quantity of land, with
houses thereon, under the Court of Exchequer about three
years sine., and it appears paid no rent, for which upwind.
of COOL, are now due. Mr. Sadler, of the bank here,
became agent of the said property lately, and Mr. John
Phelan, of Carrickbeg.bill, under agent and driver, and in
that eapaaity mind upon the crops of Coady and Power a
month ago, and which were sold on the 11th inst. at Carrick-
beg. Mr. Phelan, who was prosecuting at your quarter see•
sions yesterday souls persons for rescue at Coolnaneuck (he
having several span-a ia this neighbourhood), was return-
ing late in the evening when he was shot abmt 8 o'clock
convenient to ids own house, and not half a mile from the
police barrack. Two shots were fired in succession—one per-
forated his hat, the other went through his body, and he died
in the haw afterwards. The occurrence was immediately
reported hare, when Head Constable On proceeded to the
homes of Power and Coady, and arrested John Power and
his two sons, John Coady and three sons, a disbanded al-
din who lived at Coady's in the capacity of servant (or
handy man), end safely lodged them in bridswell here. Two
heal& were beaten near Nine• mile-houses on last Tuesday,
while envies notices to quit ; they were from Mullins-
hone, but declined identifying any of the pawns who were
arrested."

INCENDIARY Flan&—On Friday night lut, a tire
broke out in the rick-yard of Mr. Sheen, farmer, of Worm-
inghall, and before it could be got under nine ricks of corn
were entirely consumed. From the fact of the fire baring
broken out la four ricks at the same time, there can be no
doubt that it was the work of an incendiary. Fortunately
for Mr. Sheen, he wu however lasurrd; ee that he essaptd
titsßill eentemplated by obese tufty of the crime. We
hare heard that two other risks, the property of a wish-
beady know, were eonseuned on the tullowlea eveatag;
and that is this awai also, tail 4r• is sapposa to lave bola
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THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 23, 1849.