The Express.
London, England, 1849-03-26 00:00:00

SCOTLAND.

IRISH PAUPERS IN GLASGOW.

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The follow in -g
admit has been plied it the
hands at Mr. Hostio. rememittative of the eity of °lawn
. FebruarylM9.
In prames a William M3a=waa*Williais Maclean
lifilreiiieter.. justices fee
isapesfor itsmansie; :'C
poorlitiPtetn:litoßip:soh
of
Gisegeworho Mai lad Mete natal tathesaidjnine that be
noshed Rids daft to iehnratiOnellftgrapirsafflaa.Jela
Came Who, ath bra Moililinl4o,olPi Raj. 1114
hoes emmoved rani Oloftimr. freinsienereader as twin lima
hem of tis Judas el Assad catiaroollassi.the wandifentlf
Pnweery sittreug the wenn el temovallimieg bon pat
lbra t!isentlie diet arrest, hd • hen Nat bask to
Glaftem;mad Aire h* the steam 1f
g(4/4'
of the Bedfast . Lad naiad Jim as. tiZit
sad place first daresaill, Delight before the and jambes and
interropated, deelaresas follows, vie.: I was brought by Mr
Winack, hlorirreckjselfeeepithin SINNEII4I rao Conti
Bandage, at 0 eit„ mead &yet-February car-
een; about on o' is the aftersoon. I had my child in
my arms; the jagless- put various onstiese to me, and ap-
p ered >d morals very anises to semetain whether I se-
Qttitad Ma. L amine& the statement if the
impsrace that I had best sapportild by the Glairsw Parbk
for the isittni weeks, that I was bona Ireland, that I came
from thence four years ego sett Await, that I was twenty
roue doge, and wee a stream. I bad bees peavioeudy
amid by amediaml_prentitimier fa 0 atgow, and his maid-
ens was produced. The wariest oe
by ar of removal was
reed to me, sad I was then whea Mr. Willon to the
town's . hospital. where I remains& till the sixth cur
mat, and was thea conveyed by on of the
ethers ender Mr. -Willock to • Ardresen by the railway
and from theses by a stem-1W to Belfast, Mr. Willoalirs
aseinent patting me under thickens of the steward of Ike
steamer, to whim he gave the warrant is my presence. I
landed in Belfast on the morning of the seventh current,
about mesa Vidale when the steward gave ma the warrant.
I was dismal la the house. Oa going there I pre-
seated theutearad aai was put iato a room where than
wore fen ides, who had been also removed from °learn
by the seem steamer. I maw the warrants in their heads.
I was locked up &oft with the others in said room,
whisk was dirty, several of the windows of it broken, and
there was so lire. A polimaran same several times with
/Mit but we remised ao food, though I was is that room,
aloe* with the her others, for twelve hours. • I had my
child with me ell the time; it I. any eleven weeks old. I
was tan from that room along with the others at amen
• o'clock at night, and when leaving the poor-house or mike
we were 01011 supplied with a small bit of bread. The said
tom ponies, with myself end child, were then conducted by
the pinwale to the steamer Aurora, by which we came ti
Glasgow. where we arrived at one o'clock yesterday. We
rot an provisions during the voyage. I then proceeded to
the Town's Govan, saw Mr. Willa*, to whom I
stated the circumstances, and he theta afforded me temporary
relief. The fear ethers ea arriving in Glasgow left the
steamer, and I have not wen them shoe. All whisk I do-
Glare to he truth, and I defilers I enlist write.
(Sigma) WK. GALBEAIIII, J.P.
Wit. MACLEAN, JUL, J.P."