The Express.
London, England, 1850-02-15 00:00:00

DOLLTV BRAS.

The Na•guis of LaDORIVIAT wished to ask se* or
two geest•oas of tea noble laid Wiled Idea with reference
M • moth • of which he had glom nodes be Mosier sect,
Motive t the usfortname Joie at Daily's Brea. Be seas
afraid that it would caw gnat easbismat in that part el
Imbed. Then had bees aglistios is that eaalig
kr asses time put es ode eatiost er osither—lbet wpm
this side et Brae. sad now aped the epeemime et the
cedesstion of mats, sad it was • pay to bathos the 01-
belly by .he renewal se • dleonssisa whisk south set id say
way he prodective of good. Bash • gambrel, brought for-
ward by the indm of a great party, wadi he seastraed
IMO orgaaisation pied the toadies. The
two nob.' lords imp:iosted i• ski meter (the Lord
Lindens, t sad the Earl of Rods.) bad got eat of it with
so much credit to themsaves—tha ewe haviag ressived
the appro. 'non of his government, sad the other the
thy at bit felk catnaps's, that he really thweghterilw:
• pity to opts the gammon WM If the meth lerd_hreseght
forward h.. mottoes withou• soy practisal eldest, he band be
moult afterwards bare le deplore its resat.
Lord STANLEY war rosily somewhat maharramed, for
whet MO eieb:e inequis rem he mid it wes his intenders to
pat two or this. guidons to him, but b. had bees doable to
aWsovar an, goes ion in all that the Roble smooth hard said,
and it was ther.-fore impassible that he meld eth the melds
mazy& as answer. (A laugh.) If he wasted to haver
the precis • ague of his motion, be could asly say that
be bid riven it in detail to thenoble marquis the
bidden% of the Council. Be did not know what
thasetioa there was betwesis the aim at Dolly's Bras and
M reductioa at rents. (A laugh.) He had little doubt,
bewever, that the noble marquis's anxiety on the subject
WON from same other circumdastes them dims which re.
hied to Day's Brae. (Laughter.) He meld moan the
beige mariels that in the eve& width be ahead make on
Meaday sight there would be sedans be ewe easitemeat
Wilda or his tenants, or to effete • robestioa of his ream.
riews,i laughter.) if the sable sedges wished to haw
esidncads epos smith be *math mob) testiss, he
aly toll him that if he was prima ea Monday thew-
* next he would have a• opmettudry el bearing thew
(A laugh

The Marque of LONDONDERRY explained that le
feared the ea= quinces of a renewal of the agitatice.
After a feet words from the RAH of CiLISOLLL, which did
not neck the gallery, the subject dropped.
POOR LAW UNIONS (IRELAND )
The Earl of LUCAN moo to move for certain Warns, of
which he hid given notice, rendre to poor law undoes is
Ireland, welch he had no doubt the government would
readily grant. His chief object is sieving fee thus we to
give her Majesty's government en opportunity of esefeming
with the jureetllllellt in Ireland and the poor law esenein.
ion upon the impertent subject of the oppointmeat of
vieolusnlians is consequence of the debts dun
Ho hoped the government would inform the house
and the convey how they mean to deal with these anima
Bs did ss,,, wish to giro curiae, to way idea of
but something mast be dons to eztiguieit tat ii
they were to return to vice guarding*, be hit eselidemt that
the rain of the erenstry was seeled, fee se met= led
wetted se lawny as that of the Meeinerliam, whom as.
spessibility mead the moment they west dent eine. The
noble lord mecluded by menial' Sec " a neadmil retort of
the Pole Law Unions in Ireland, when the affairs ham
been administered by paid guardians, end stating the pe-
riodos of such adminietrationl and she fora return stthe
amount of she debts, claims, and liabilities against each of
atom unions when the Flminienation by paid guardians