The Express.
London, England, 1851-04-09 00:00:00

APRIL 9, 1851
THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY r;Tiv::4srg,

Tear 1845 u a rear of prosperity in Ireland. (Hear,
hear.) His hon. friend had merely stated that it VIM a
point of time from which, in his opinion, the evils hail I
been aggravated. The hon. menther was 'about to show,
u we understood, how his countrymen had conducted
themselves under the circumstances that had been detailed I
by his hon. friend the number for Waterford, when and
how they had deported themselves eLewhere, and the
military honours they had won, when he was interrupted
by a storm of impatient shoots and calls for division, which
obliges" him to give up the attempt to be heard.
Sir 11. W. BARRON ruse en reply, but the interruptions
continued, and he obtained silence only by promising not
to exceed two minutes. He denied both what the right
honourable gentleman the Secretary for Ireland and what
the noble lord at the head of the government
had said, and also what the hon. member for Dublin he
believed had said, namely, that he (Sir 11. Barron) bad
stated in hi 4 speech that he wished to have the
poor law
repealed. Ile had stated nothing of the Lind, or in the
remotest degree leading to it. He had objected to the out-
door system of relief, and had alluded to nothing else.
(Cheers.) It had as:,) been alleged by both the noble
lewd and the Secretary fur Ireland, and lie believed
hy the hon. member for Kerry, that he (Sir H. Barron)
had ;:ropos.xl in his IT: ech that they slmulel return to ti.
old system of protection. He had never said anything of
the kind. (Hear.) Ile had lot the house to draw their
ow.: inferences. (" Oh, oh," " ilia ide"). He had purposely
avoided proposing any remedy, because it was not the
time. (" Oh.") But let them vu into emarnittee. and he
would be prepared then to du so. (Loud cries of "Divide,
divide.")
The house divided:
For the motion
Against 133-9
The anuottneement of the numb.., cam received with
loud cheers by the Iri h members.
MAIL TRAIN'S.
Mr. FREWEN moved Mr a select committee, to inquire
into and report to this house on the advantages to be de-
rived by the establishment of a mail train between Great
Yarmouth, in Norfolk, and LA...ester and Rugby, to meet
the mail trains at Rugby, going to and returning from
Lirepnrpl and Holyhead.
Mr. ELLI 3 seconded the motion.
Mr. C. LEWIS said the matter would be duly con-
sidered by the government and the Feast-office authori-
ties, and under these cirturustances, perhaps the lion. sen-
tient in would not press the motion.
The motion was withdrawn.
ItEMOVAL OF IRISH PAUPERS.
On the motion of Mr. Sue LET, a return was ordered of
copies of all coral pendency, since the lit day of December
i last, between the Clogheen Board of Guardians, the I'uor
Law Commis•aiuners in Ireland, the Poor-law Board in
a England, and the Lambeth Boma of Guardians, relative to
the alleged illegal removal of a pauper named Margaret
t M'Cartlay and her two children, from the Lambeth to the
. Cloghetn workhouse, last November.
BILLS OF COSTS.
•

Mr. srumx moved tor a rt.turn of nny bill or bills of
cots 11lagud in the proper ..flice for tax.nina in the Court
of Chancery (Ireland), in any raw.. iu which George
latlietws was a relator, or one of the relator., and A. J.
31acrory, Esq.., the tu.Leitor fur the relators, 'ince ROO.—
Agrettl to.
PRICES OF IRISH AGRICULTCIRL PRODUCE.

Mr. SCULLY ir...ved for a return of the names of the
thirty-nine pr....rip:A maritime and internal markets of Ire-
laud from which Mr. tirittith constructed the average sec.le
of prices appended to his letter to the Lord-Lieutenant, on
the 23.1 day of December last • with the prices of the diff
at er-
e ar.icks of agricultural pinduce ntioned in the said
scale in the several markets, on the Hest day of every month
during the years 1818 and 1849.—.1greed to.
SCAII.II:F, KILKUSII, ENNISTYMON UNIONS.
On the motion of Mr. I'. Senora, returns were ordered
of the weekly numbers of paupers iu the workhouses of the
Searitf, Kilrush, and Knitistynien unions, since the 31st day
of December last, stating also the numbers for which there
was accommodation in such houses; also, of the W.q kly
Inurnher of deaths in the same workhouses for the same tie-
Hod, sad of the number of coroners' inquests that have
been held on the bodies of any persons who have died in
such workhous. s within the same period.
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