The Express.
London, England, 1850-01-14 00:00:00

11USLAND.

Damns, 31. N. 12.
The protectiasists have not dose with their unfor-
tunate experiment on popular opinion. They seem
not to tire of all the beatings they receive, but still
proceed from defeat to defeat, with something really
comic in their air of heroic devoted:lass. They called
a meeting of the great county of Alma, at Navas;
but only a few of the high rent clams ventured td make
their appearance, and seeing how things were likely
to go, they adjourned their meeting 1166 di*, without
attempting to move any resolution. The people, who
had but a brief notice of the proceedings, assembled
nevertheless in vast numbers from the surrounding
districts, and resolving not to be disappointed, if they
could help it, they sent a deputation to the landlords,
. who had retired from the Court-bouse, requesting
that the meeting should be allowed to premed ; but
having failed in this mission, they returned to carry
on the proceedings in their own way. Thus, in the
principal agricultural districts of Ireland, resolutions
toe very opposite to the landlord movement are daily
adopted.
A protectionist meeting was to have been held in
Clare yesterday, but was postponed, for the mesons
stated in a acard issued by the promoters of the
meeting, inpl the following terms:
The letter of the amistant.barrister, "expressing his die.
approval of holding a county meeting on the same day wilt
the crows business of the quarter session, In the same court.
house and town, on amount of the neormity of a tall attend.
anew M grand and petit Jurors, and of magistrates for the
business of the noun, as well as from the nscemity that
exists of conducting toe public business with decorum ; "
and siso the Mama, in Dublin, from delicate health, of the
High Sheriff, having been tiontrauniest.d to a meeting of
magistrates and requisitionists, it is resolved to defer such
ineetinF till WPM de, after the quarter undoes, of the time
of holding which due notice will 1311 given.—Jan. 10, 1860.
The Banner :of Ulster triumphantly refers to the
great victory of free trade principles at Down-
patriek.

BOROUGH OF TRALKE.—Ths Kerry Poet of Wed-
nesday has the following: " It was cot& Madill,' slanted in
sown yesterday, that Mr. O'Connell does not intend sitting
on parliament any longer for Tralee and it is anticipated
that we shall have an • .ection early in the session."
DESTITUTION IN ILILRUSIL—The Limerick Ex-
aminer et Wednesday contains as amount of two inquests
lately held in this anion on the bodies of two persons,
Austin Costslloe and Mary Br. Leger, who, it was alleged,
died trom the iff•cts of destitution. The jury returned •
verdict in both cases of "died from the effects of hunger
and cold."

daring burglary was oommitted st
ea early hour en Thursday morning, on the premises of Mr.
Findlater, of Dublin. Tne robbers effected La entrance
through an unoccupied house next door, and broke • hole
through a wall three feet thick, sufficient to admit a man.
A considerable sum of money was la an iron safe, which did
not attract their attention, as it was covered carelessly with
a sack. Before eleven o'clock on Thursday morning the
entire gang were found by the detectives, drunk from the
effects of brandy,

INGENIOUS , FOROERT. —At the H ileborough
Quarter D. aliens on fd..nday last, Daniel It Garvin and,
J AIMS Orin:Oil, alias M.Guire, were convicted of conspiring,
on the 20th July, at N-wry, to cheat Rtibirt Mills, of Moira,
of 201 by means of a false civil bill decree, grounded on 'forged
10 U. The manner in which the forgery was executed was
curious. An old letter of Millis was obtained, and the I 0 U
was written on the blark space underneath the genuine
signature, and then &tithed from the letter. The prisoners
wen sentenced to transportation for seven park—Belfast
Neese Letter.

UNIVERSITY
rAMNRIDOII, JAN 12.-11_
1850.—The tollowina line of
ex a antler' this afternoon
Approved tor Ma
Annie, Joh.
Ayre Emu.
Bigot Trio.
II 'Heine Trio
B atoont Trin.
cheno Queens',
Bell Care
11-nee Eva'.
B. aunt Joh.
1111.,infield Clare
Daddy Joh.
Baden Job.
Breeher Job.
Bruce, 11.n.T.C. Jesus
Bunsen Joh.
Butcher EOM.
Calvert Trin.
Capri Christ's
Coamben Trin.
Chance Trio.
Cheeks Christ's
Che. tl.am Chris 's
Childers Trio.
Cnolmeley Ceth.
Cia.ke Trim.
Chv Trio.
t.lluver
Costes Joh.
Cobb Trin.
C Christ's
Collett Clare
Con Joh
Coryton Trio.
Cr..ig Trio.
Craig Joh.
Deere Coins
De Litho Trio.
Dingle Joh.
Drake Jesus
Demist Bonn.
Fairbairn Pet.
Ferrier Perob
Fisher, W. F. Trin.
Geddes Pet.
Gill Trio.
Goodier Joh.
Greenwood T rin.
11.11 Christ's
Harman Caius
Harper Corpus
Harrison Joh.
lia)ward Joh.
Head Conies
Heywood Trio.
Hint Clare
Hodgson, T. B. Trio.
Holland Trio.
liort Trio.
Howse Christ's
Hubbard Canis
Hutt Csias
Iggeldea
Irving Emu.
Irving Joh.
Jaoason Trio.
Approved for an Ordinary Degree so far as the —.
part of the Examination is concerned:
Barry Trio. Kewley Joh.
Biretta= Caine Laing Trio.
Blacker Trio. Lovell Joh.
Bourne QUI“115. Maltby Joh.
Claims Trio. Morley Joh.
Chataway Clare Murray Caine
Crooke Joh. Newton Pemb,
Davies Cahn Ninon Clan
Frost Queens' Payne Ems.
Greenwood Catb. Pinney Christ's
Hale Enna. Rote Joh.
Heath Chr. Suter Trio.
Hodpon, W. C. Trio. Waterhouse Joh.
Huff Trim. Woodhouse Joh.
Kemp Job.
Quarles' Coxxraa.—The undermentioned gentlemen
were elected Fellows of this Society on Thursday last:—
Campion, WM. Magan, 4th Wrasgler, 1849; Gibson, Stan-
ley Taylor, 13th Wrangler, 1848.
Calausi.x, JAN b.—Archibald C. Tait, D.C.L., was ins*.
toted and installed Dean of Carlisle, on the presentation of
the crown.
PRIFIItIitINTS.—Rfv. J. F. Reeve, to Thornham Magna
Tborobam Parva R , Suffolk, dio. Norwich ; value
4971., with residence : pat., Lord Henniker.
Rev. J. Clancy, to Claverdon V., so. Norton Lindsey C.
Worcestershire; value, 2651., with residence: pat., Oa
Archdeacon of Worcester.
Rev. J. Usher so Butterwiek West P.C., Lincolnshire,
dio. Lincoln • value, 801.: pat., the Vicar of Owaton.
Rev. Reginaldi Robert Bradley, BA.. of University Col-
lege, Durham, son of Eaten Bradley, Req. of Eden-place,
Westmoreland, Liu been appointed colonel' chaplain at the
forts on the Gold Coast.
VACANCI2B.—Bitten V., so. Oldland C., 00. and dio.
Gloucester ; value, 2001 , with residence ; pat., the pre-
bendary thereot: Rev. 11. T. Ellacombe, prom.
Brompton C., Middlesex, dio. London; stipend, 1001.:
pit, Rev. W. J. Irons.
Nallihaste,r St. Andrew, 'instant C. ; stipend, 801., with
title: pat., W. W. Willock.
St. Michael, Crocked-lane, R., London; value, 3951.;
pitt., the Archbishop of Canterbury : void by death of Rev.
W. NV. Dakins, D.D.,whore demise also racists"
St.
St. Magnus the artyr 8., London; value, 2941.: pat.,
the Bishop of Load°. ; and
Asheldam V., Riser, dio. Rochester; value, 3301., with
residence : pt., the Bishop of Loudon.

kNI) CLERICAL.
ITHIMATICAL Ex AMINATION,
lueetioniAta were issued by the

mustiest Honours.
Jacarvin Caine
Jeddere-Fisher Trim.
' Jenkins Magd.
Jenyns Emu'.
Jonas John
Kearney Joh.
Kirkby Jesus
Kirkland J h.
Law Joh.
1 L. .e Joh.
Lethbridge Joh.
Liveinst Job.
Loc',ck Trin.
L melon Trio.
Macenssie Trio.
Monts Corpus
Munn Ems.
Newham Emits.
Nioolan Pet.
1 Nonheott Cahn
Patterson Caiut
Penrice Ti in.
Perowse C..rpus
Putter Trio.
Powell Job.
Prescott Trio.
Raper Trio.
I Roger Trio.
Sale Ems.
Schreiber Trim.
Soon Caine
1 Shedden Trio.
Simpson Caius
Simpson Joh.
Smart Sid.
Smith, F. Joh.
Smith, J. H. Cairn
Smyth Jesus
Stallard Trio.
Stephenson Pemb.
StATeILSJII Cams
Stoke. Otitis
Tatham Job.
Turnbull Pet.
Wallis Caine
Walton Trio. H.
Watson Corpus
Watson Trin.
Westlake Trin.
Whitehead Ems.
Whiting Caius
Whitley Qoeens'
Wkyley Trio.
Williams Trio.
Williams Joh.
Wilson Cath.
Wiltshire Trio.
Wolstaskole Joh.
York Queens'

XGROT.
Hatehard Cetus
Melvin Trin.
Stuart Qaeens'

Firm IN LAMBIITH.—On Saturday afternoon, a Bre
happened in the premises belonging to Mr. Haul's, a scale•
hoard alter and lucifer box maker, carrying ea Mlliner at
Nu. 65, Untonotreet, Lambeth. The dames eammeneed in
the drying-house, Ithich at the time esataimed a large quan-
tity of lucifer splints. The whoa, Mt the bermes in the
immediate vicinity soon became enveloped la melte which
was ot such a dense character that some of the neighbours
ware unable to remain in their rooms. There wee an
abundant sqpply of water, but is spite of the utmost exertions
of the firemen the tire vu not extinguished until upwards
of three hours had elapsed, and not until about two-thirds of
the property in the drying-house was emunteed and the
building severely damaged. The fin originated from the
overheat of the drying store.