The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-14 00:00:00

Mal or metal mention ad his Nub" ; is did ho tbkk
ray sok imposeasat mid take plass so
,izasetZfm
at 6114•1191 Mina stiamilsa panelled all
makime ham she monsmat gnat to seriposol Moak.
TM Mai to whisk So wished sow mare piti=to draw
Mir brehips' stawatiwa. sad with whisk
the quakes be vim OM to put, Masi la tho =-
dos •• whisk la iim• parts of Inked pestolaat any.
say, bad km stMostclot Me instigation, Its was llinT to
say, priaapally a this Remo catboat! priesthood. aim'
pen ago, in Dias'', a path P Larry, rid la ontala pans
of Limerick, • lards peetiso of the Roam eighths 00IIIIIII-
sky loft the ohm/ a loth sad joined the ma-
=pion of th• chunk of nagisad. In consapenee
of this a most wombs* mos had been par-
sued by the Roam priesthood. sad those who
won alder their Samos, net only towards those poor
puma who Om ssolotisa, and opMentionsly, had joined
the commisa of share% of Zeeland, but 'gains the
t aalatMsw who were Shale religious st-tractora.
nbar@ prOsthat elopmes who had superbness's'
ilms • pans am whiihael himself loft the thank of
Romp Meat • par sad • half ago, sad • Mr. Lewis.
amber elorgyma was appointed to essosselkith
sod it was optedprolsoisat this gestismaa tkst the isms a pow
oaths of width ha amithlnised had boa pormods Ha the
trial of owtsbi at the ellmases, whisk bah plos before
Chia Jostles Bl•ckbaraa. Mr. Lewis stated la it evidence
that oa his rostra is Ooser lost to take Magid the parish
Ms load that the Roma oalhaliodiSzbeltal solocta tun
prints tlf Math* who had thamosins by
their Meek' S. the pettiothato their issnosaboa of
Was of the Boma MUM Matteis who had boson so
is other parts of Ireland. sod MI Mom pinto had premiesd
to give Lea (Mr. Lewis) • INNS sesoption. and if possible
to drive him fromves Aossmikely they demisacod
Mato the people mine who Mod to the way of their ob-
taining employment. had ski oismomoo was that ba
was followed by 11011414 asiwood. -boated, and Woad
by mobs wherever be map mad that ha was la.
tamped la to peasessoate of distils worship
.by
lup bill, of the Raw GOMM lababitsats surrouaihas
the thumb both asi sissimusourrikes soap. He (Lord
Ran) hod mat dews • Mead to seeertain the real facts,
sad that padsmsa. Is his letter, eofirmed the statement
of Mr. Lewis hi mg particular. TM obi" earl pomaded
to rest the portisalan of another case, as doscribed is the
Maar of the Am Mr. Mb, of Capporrnore, is whisk it was
stand that, tars beiag ass church in the pariah, mania was
performed at to home of a private gentleman. Ter cm-
persica of • Rama *Mak elispel is the nashboashood
passed the doer, sad koriably rat up • bison, sad Modal:
at the thrums. A amploiat ha bass made to Lard
Clarendon, who had, by Mara if pose, Pm histrastises to
the police to appraisal my pima food &sawmills ttes law.
aims thee, however, Moo hod bars so potty missions bold, sad
therefore no redress hod boa ofisaissod. Ho rthmittad,
therefore that the whet* salaam was well wonky Moir
lordships: Annan& Their leribblys vary well Maw that
may prosaism' had how Rama sailsolko, sad that no
panne des had boo theists' as this, it being the privilege
of the people of this asuatty to follow what religion they
atom. a had thought IsimoU jastifi.d in showing their
lordship the noise le whisk oak things were nanaged in
Irelaad, and he helloed that the evil could be *oily
remedial by the spyisistment of • nipsadiary magis-
trate. H. wished to ask witethar government
had received any soonsualeatioas frost the local
authorities respecting to pessimism of Mr. Lewis, whe-
that they had taken nay measures for his protection, and
whether they would lay say information thay might have
voiced on the table.

The Marquis of LANSDOWNE, who was almoet in.
audible, expressed his resret that so much irritation had
been caused by religious dimensions is Irelacd. Us could not
consent to publish all the communications the government
bad received, some of which were confidential, but be would
lay MS the table sufficient extracts to enable the house to
form a jest opinion on the ease.
Lord REDESDALE regretted that emitters of this dessrip
tion were managed so differently in Ireland and in England.
In the former country the potion seemed to nurse a riot, as
in the Dolly's Brae cal, until great mischief was done,
whereas is England they apprehended the offender in the
incipient stage.
After asobeervatiowleom the Bishop of CHICHESTIII,

The ETil of RODEN shortly replied, and the nsotieti, as
amended by the Marquis of Lansdowne, wee &resod to.
_ CRIME AND OUTRAGE (IRRLAND) BILL..

OntheZoiii.iofiii:Marit7laCrliTsststeWtsi,ii4 bill
was reed a second time, the standing orders were suspended,
and the intervening stages having bees disposed of, the bill
was read a third time sad pawl.