The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-22 00:00:00

THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

Ex ma, FRIDAT Immo
At tbo Pavilion, at tbe bottom of

the grant di wee fareowSi rsTstbia to DAM gent-
ian was paste day. Sir Y. seller, Dart,X P.,
resided.
Tien View tro KILLIISTOOL—At three ii•elegb today •
Lusher of the members of the Rawl Ageieshesal ffrOdsta
and visitors to the exhibition, "'Mead et ffiliereem. the men-
Mon of Sir Thomas Dyke Asked, Bort., Y.P. TM pull
from Dauer went by medal trek', whim stepped at
life Bridge. about Ni ages hem the Insist statism idle's-
lag Killer as Pull, when they wow jibed by a amebic of
°thee peewee, the seesaw, of Sir Thom" and neighbouring
sivisiginrists. The pleas of inestiog will is =as meadows
en the farm of New Hall, la the sompallim of lir. Joseph
Gould, sad Mame hawses the park said Ilesaidist village,
abort • mile sad a half from the park. The wee". whistles
borough* from the high 'resod adjoining, we. shortly altar
the arrival of the parte tweed bee the swim Si, tie
wpm of waterlog the assadoos, w grodually the
whole swims of them, so the *Meat of about
acrs. was erected with water. The west, whisk is
the length of the gelds by a dyke, through them most alimelod
parts. is turned late the mhos small damask whirl hid
the aweetrat a-unies with which the wher is batersested
so gradually maths was applied, Mat keel the peeled whim
it was hest tamed is it tech fest ahem one low belies the
lower parties of the meadow was watered. The system
employed is very ample ; the prineigal difficulty must have
been to kayo mewed sock an aerarate a level, as to caws the
diffusive of the water as Ready. Two or three lawmen
sweaded is diffevent parts to diesel the mane el the water
fete the peeper chalk/Ms, and to regales the quality. The
water is draws a by ea weeny simple, gradual, sad effew
tire =gaud, the ravened ends of the gassers were opowd,
and*, water allowed to drain off labs a dyke prepared for
It I. the lower Mesh, from whits it was paned sawed to
the rim. These meadows, wen bat meetly mewed for
hay, ef which we were informed they had prods's& wry
heavy gtuatitii s—with the yeas, after grass looked Woad-
-11114 verdant, sad mistily prodeetive. The whole of the
undoes abmt Altera years awe, before they were
asiderdr.daed and iragsted, as they mow are, bore 11 ale bet
rube sad rough grass, wu but little better than a bog
or Dorm la some pans, and only partially predictive is
other., and were neither objects of interest et pleasure to the
apsetstor or WITCO of profit to the compisr. The champ
prodomd by the steady appliestious of the weseras of the
easiest. and the advaatages of diadem fumbles a prat:-
tied illustration of the value of hub, sal bottom It_vwff
fitting Wert tor Me atteetim of the memben oldie Swat
Agrinaltaral Busisty. The Went of the Waage was
wore shawl, nude apparent by ossiroslng the appearanee
of the drained and watered meadows wilt the next parties
of the YEW valley, sad whisk was surly separated by an
oedema', Devonshire hedge, whisk. otteapiews with ruble
and sedgy grass, fall of pits sad 'ohm sad being, in hat,
mow web a piece of mews as were the edifialas boastital
meadows about buttes. or Mom rem ewe. The
company, atm ia•peetisig the winedeas seemeseed with
tee irrigati.ra, • and having made miry inquiries
respecting them, their elect is • the Made die meows of
prodeetioa, and a variety of other amWsee semeeted with
the meadows, tbe whole of whisk were most emsteosaly
answered by Ills Thomas liaised, Kr. Pony, ear. Ached,
11r. °mild, sad the farmers of the neighbourhood and the
labourers erapl:yed, repaired to as satensies toot erected
Co the meadow, in which were tables loaded with a splendid
cold collation, coasiviag of beef mattes, lamb, T 0111,071,
pies, tarts, salads, samosa, cream, bread sad chews, ha,
md abundance of good ale, debeims cider, and espital
The provision mad by the worthy sad beepi.able basset
was all the more acceptable as the exercise of the journey
sad the walking about the 'meadows had, with very may,
produced vigorous appetite. The sowed, so worthy the
Lae of Killartoa sad at " the line old Broglie! pathos& "
its rowan, woe eons justice to by the visitors. At about 7
o'clock the partite left the 'meadow*, and at hall-past liven
the special train took up those who Rough, to return to
Ewer at Blleridge Budge. air Thomas Asked entertaised
a dittiassiired party of about thirty to dimmer at Killenon
in the evesiag.
The Maims have not bees so full to-day. Bridal traits
wilt the cattle hare gone out this &horsiest, sad mu has jut
loft with above 60 tracks. This week wideness the seer
approach of its departure, sad with all bat the placing went
lectios of the Royal Aorioalteral Society's visit.

JCLT 20.
The period fixcd for the approaching tenant right
conference being now near at hand, the public in-
terest attached to it is becoming more earnest than
before. It is hoped that its proceedings will at least
hare the effect of orianising the scattered opinions
of the country upon the subject of • new system of
landlord and tenant relattons for Ireland, and that
the result of its deliberations will be such a code or
charter of rational and just tenant rights is the'
peopte may rally for with unanimity.
Notices of meetings to be held immediately through-
out the country to promote the expression of opinion on
the talent-right question,and to support the oonfereace
in Dublin, appear in several of the provincial
and there is scarcely a town of any note, at cr.
the province of Ulster, is which those preparations
are not goir g forward. A great meeting of the
friends of tenant-right is to be held at Ballinassorr, in
the county of Cavan, on Tuesday next, and at Letter-
kenny, a similar demonstration was to hare taken
plans yesterday. At a meeting of the Strabane
Tenant-Defenos Association, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted :
Snared That from the general depression of the
'must-farmers' iwireet, we coneidm that it has become
atewlately necessary I. them as immediate redaction of
mate, tor otherwise it will beams a matter of mime. con-
scientious. *hotter is equity, the iarmerehothl pay say rem
wide\ the lead is Movable of producicg with jaeliee to bia-
sed, his feindy, and labourers, and to the general interest of
the emery.
Letters from Tralee, Ardfert, C.astleisland, and
colter parts of Kerry, announce the rapid spread of
the p3tato disease. One of the letters says :—" The
pDtames are all vas in this part of the country, and
the greatest alarm and despondency prevail"

SALES IN THE ENCUMBERED ESTATES COURT.
The throe commissioners sat yesterday in their roan in
ll:enema-street, when the followuag properties were pat op
fir sal*

The estate of William Con, consisting of lands situated is
the c.antia of Cerk ape Limerick, arm toe first cured; bat
upon the tint four lets being put up separately, and then
collectively, and the primps offers l being, in the opinion of
the soeraissioners, clearly inadequate, the sale of the whole
east* was adjnursed.
The sale of tf•e estate of John O'D;11, situ did in the
ce.urity of Limerick, war also adjourned, no one having some
forward t.; tid for the property.
Tee estate of Michael Olenaon, of Chardeown, in the
county of Westmeath, was neat put up. It copyists of 68
acs.■ plantation measure. suli. et to a yearly rent of
26/. 141. 61., and was knocked down to Mr. John Byra for
Toe Wats of Sarah Ilanninetoo, also situated in the
cnan.y of Westmeath, and consisting of lands held by lease of
lists renewable for Peer, and producing an aggregate rent at
present of 1341. 3.. 7d., subject to a heed rent of 111. 16,.11d.
■r.d 41.9.. lid. rest-charge, was parehmed by Mr. Morley
Dennis f .r 1,7501.
The sale frith@ nest estate, belonging to Mr. Eyre Lynch,
of Mariam, in the scanty of Osleray, was adjourned, the
hmbest sum offered being eass4dered below the value.

IMPORTANT INOUIRT.—An incoesit was held on
litturday at the Buck Swan public-home, School Hoses
lane, Bstrlal, en the body of John Walsh, mod 16 years,
eon of poor parents, residing at No. 12, Harrie court,
Eicrak-strett. From the evidence of the surgeon, Mr.
Tomlin, it *premed that the immediate mum of death was
nieeratio• of the bowels. The result, whom added, might
have been averted if tte deceased had been &en some days
earlier. T jag returned a verdict, "That the decreased,
Jobs Walsh, died from ulceration of the bowels, neglected
in the earlier stage." Awarding to a statement made by
the parents, it appeared that the order for medical aid was
nut attended to tor a period of five hours after it was de-
livered, and that whes M. Tomlin aril's:, the deesaset.
Lad breathed his last. Mir. Tomlin rinsed himself by
stating that his duties as parish stigma were mestere that
Li could not give that attention to pa Mrs he read wish
Bs had hoped to have the assistance of another medical
gentleman, Ina as one bad been appointed by the guar-
duos; sad be had mot is his resienatoo. In excuse for
not attendee, ea the patient, Mr. Tomlin said he did not
return hews till three o'clock in the afterr.oen, when be
was wet derogate, end Lad to cheap his clothes. Moreover,
the word " ingot" was not written on the order; if it had
bees, his servant would have email him instantly, and he
would have visited the patient wittiest delay.
COLLIRILT ACCIOhIeT.—A slalom accident bap-
s tea to Ytwerd Boyd, h.q., el Urpetts, at Hempen Colliery
last week. Mr. Boyd ass ea the pit eiMag dittethane, and
was is the ant of walking aloag one of tee imamate with
some ether gentlemen, whoa a reties of the roof became
th tithed and fell upon him, almost entirely =rya= him '
her.eath it. When extsmated, Mr. Boyd was found to he
11.1$ scrawly iejered. Hs was removed to a house in the
utagnbourbood, when he still lies is a stadium which
:tares hopes of his ultimate recovery, though oaly alter a
lonir Meese and protracted eniferine. —Dereillan Advertiser.
ANOTH La STRINR.—On Wednesday last, the power
loom festiao wraven, to the samba of about 160, in the
eisment of Mr. Joseph Benefield, at Littlehotough,
ItoeMele, turaed out for as advance of wages to the amount
of ose katlpennv per pound. On Thursday 11•111111/11 a public
nettling was hell st the bark of the Falcon lea, when dele-
gates from the trades' union, Heywood, were in attendance,
sad •1110144 that the wtole of the hands at Mr. Schofield's
sill should tarn out for more wages, god that the weavers
should have an advance of three farth'ime per pound. A vs-
solute= to shat effect waa pared, and the somber of opera
time sew en strike is about 300.—Masschwar Guardian.

TOBACCO, CIGARS, AND BNOVE.—It is shown by
some returns to parliament,which were printed on 9 ,turday,
that in the year ending the 6th of January last the quali-
ties al tebrare, dean, rad solar mitered far hose erassup
ties wart 27.11116.16711br., and the dat7 eahl thereat was
4.M.11•1 be. ha. la the year 7 ~Mts. al Bridab atitaaise-
hiM mei ware exported ken Ike (WWI Ii T'—