The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-13 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Drama, Di
The result of the first day's poll at the Limerick
election is as follows :
Dickeoa
Goold .
Ryan (tenant league)
Thus the friends of the tenant league have ma
bad start, and it is very doubtful whether they
be able to overtake their opponents. The excir
continued to be great, but the public peace
disturbed to any extent worth noticing.
The interest created by, the Queen'. replies
addressesof the London Corporation and the ,
sity of Oxford is extreme. On the arrival yesterday
of the London night mail, which was detained
hours beyond the usual time by the boisterous
of the weather, the utmost arxicty to know
her Majesty had said was m►nifested, and
place where a glance of the London papers
be obtained was besieged with earnest inquirers.
general impression seems to be, that the royal,
have evinced all the decitivenees that the circum►
admitted of, and that their fall purport is only
interpreted by the addressee which called them

SUSPECTED POIDONING.—SIIDBURY, TUURBDA
A eve hes just occurred at Great Cunard, • village
Chia place, which hea led to • judicial inquiry, still
ceediog, sod hes excited much interest throughout
district, which, it will be recollected, was some
sines started by an awful cue of poisoning. In e'
of last week Mr. J. Polley, the landlord of
Belb, in that psrah, died, and from the cinema
wading his death a suspicion got abroad that it
dared by poison. The deceased lived in the inn,
three daughters, hie wife being deed. Re baring .
bed rather indisposed, one of them took him up some
mutton, the broth of which he drink, end soon sfur b
sick. He continued to grow worse, end in the entree
' night died. It does not clearly, as yet, appear whet "
of the remeinda of the hutted mutton; by rams of t
eons in the home it is alleged that it was put away
deceased, and by others that it was eaten by some
daughters without soy ill abets Certain it ss that.
has been found in the body of the deeeased.
CHURCH OP ENGLAND RETORM.—A preliminary
meeting was held et Plymouth on Monday evening v
large room at the Exchange Colonel Duosterville
'hair, to euisider the expediency of forming e'
lion for the above object for Plymouth end its .
hood, and intended, we believe, to comprehend,
of Divonport and Stonehoult. The meeting wee
respectable one. There wen about seventy gent,
present. Toe constitution of the society is intended s
wholly lay, and the objects proposed to be considered
the further reformation of the church service' by e
tent authority, the better administration of the
riven As, and other Important ecclesiastical matters.
meeting was addressed by Dr. Bellamy, Dr. Solna, b.
Bowes, Mr. P. F. Bellamy, Admiral Maurice, and calm
gentleman. The proceedings throughout were characterised
by great unanimity of purpose and feeling, and di "--'-
seemed to be impressed by the gravity of the
head and the unreal duty of ell who love e
ntabiltiment to unite together for the purpose
Inglis hue in Trundle hands, end providing
securing its fall benefit fur the feturs.
PATENT LAU itallolUt.—The committee
by the nada of the Bodily of Arts held their
ing yesterday afternoon. The members present
Bight Hon. Thomas Milner Gibson, M.P.,Profeeriors
ward Solly, Lyra sad Bennett Wool:Unit,
en
Foriter,itsq , Wyndham Hardin, Iteq.Llienry C 0..,
rq., Richard Pram', BK.. of Birmingham. The following
resolutions were pulled That everything in -a 0/
whisk &patent may now be rusted thall have the p..
ettbe prepaid ad. 1. That reparation be considered
sp • mord of claims, and sot IM any determination
,heeween ieu
TIM }ad REBTONATION OP THE CHURCH
SUBizzo's, Welbaoon.—This 11101111 Ant of the
:Ilk Christopher Wren will in a few days be re-opened
male worship, havliqt, undergone various improvements
lend 'bastions, with a view to Tenon the chunk to "'"""
*Os kwblsh the gime mehitest oristnallp left lR