The Sun.
London, England, 1861-04-30 00:00:00

THE EVICTIONS AT PARTRY.

The Morning News publishes the following de-
tails :—" The fresh evictions of Tuesday last were
effected under the most painful circumstances. Poor
Prendergast, with his wife and nine children, was
one of the marked men in November last, but at the
last moment was reprieved, it is thought, through
the interference of the high sheriff. His furniture
was actually cleared out, the doors off the hinges,
everything ready for the crowbar, when—the bri-
gade got orders to pass his house, and he was told
to rest in security. Now, with a refinement of
cruelty, he is flung out, when there is no possibility
of his getting a place for 12 months more, and after
his oats, wheat, and a great part of his potatoes
are sown. He and his wife made a desperate strug-
gle. He would not quit his house. He and the
sheriff, a most humane man, came to grips in that
sanctuary of his happy days. The sheriff, though a
powerful young man, was brought down. The
sheriff got some blows. He twice committed the
frantic creatures, and twice released them again.
It was horrible to behold the scene. This is thepoor
man who swore he hid from Dr. Townsend and
Miss Plunkett behind a basket, and that a bit he
eat didn't do him good, as he knew he was acting
contrary to his conscience and to God. He has six
children fit for school. He lives within a musket-
shot of the school, and his land is being given to one
of the few converts' of the famine years. Hiscrime
is that his son lent the priest his cart. There is the
crime for which a wife and nine children are flung
hopeless on the world. The second case is not so sad,
as, anticipating the event, the priest had provided
land for the victim. Had he ever expected such a
snare as the ono now so successful, he would have
done the same for poor Prendergast. But now it
is too late, and the poor wife and children are at
this moment lying by the old walls. No wonder
that the ' Christian bishop' fled fo Dublin as this
renewed attack was being executed."

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