The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-11

the Qccasion aud OF tho people VIII 20
q robhorieS and depredo,ions close e
Is has ciici.ed circular from the Board
uncing hat in all cases where snch
prevented by the men employed on the
fsndors seized by them, and where they
ring the guilty parties to justice, the
brthwith suspended"
the formation the British Associa.
lief of extreme distress in the remote
nd and Scotland The committee, at
CHI Is the Lord Mayor OF London, has
contributions, amounting TO fifty thou.
queen giving $4,000, Prince Albert
s OF Gloucester, E200 ; the Duke Of
n; several city firms, e 900 each; Lord
given f3O0; Sir Robert Peel, and seve-
ZEN, f200 each. The object of the sub
food, and TO send it~foIthwith by spe-
most desttu.e1ocslities
kly meeting OF the Repeal Association
Giion Hail. on the 18th ult, Mr.O'Con.
said he would go 10 Parliament, but
DRY, but to get food for the people,
Pek was fl2s; on the nth ult. the rent
almost amounting to plague, has
OF the poor houses in Ireland. The
house of Scarid, County Clare, from
rom four to twelve daily.
1t is said, are studiously conseaiing
people.
savan recently held meeting to de-
lieying the furnishing people OF that
nblic works are rife. The public
pended in the parish Of huan,
Pquence OF sn attack having been
gton, the principal overseer IN that
stranger in the district. Mr..
" beaten, bat we are glad to he ar
ant has pronounced his Life out Of
with respect TO the purchase Of
unded; the only trader who is en-
hese articles in the skihbereen
pulation of nearly 10000 per-
but fifteen guns and two pistols,
to men in the highest ranks.
country around Cork is most ap-
x universal, deaths from want Of
ea;iully on the increase, whilst
on the public mind from the appa-
the government to exert itself for
mot tho people.
j. OF food have risen 10 asprics which places
I'd the reach even ofthose amongst the labor
who are employed; and this most unfortunate
mainly attributable TO the obstinate refusal
eminent to establish food depots throughout
:, and TO tho encouragement given by it at an
to the procuration OF food from funds raised
subscriptiors, by it, refusal to aid any funds
to the object of lowering the prices of food
poor and the destitute.
Catholic clergy man, (the Rev. Mr.. Begleyl
meeting IN Bantfy, said" When ! call to my
! the scenes that have witnessed within the
ks--when have seen those who were hale
struck down by famine and disease, the
he old hurrying on to eternity, and that in
nREc; on, will say, by the unfortu-
lt of this country, by the want of
Tor the people, by not timely interfe-
! a generous, a noble, and devoted
Bee all those sacriiced-when see that
this position, that even the men EN-
ROADS, scanty as that labor is, cannot
Fes by their daily hire. even for one day,
- all this, cannot but be deeply affec- |
know hsve record ofthe facts, and |
he names of the individuals--l know |
ing two entire days upon the public
Tasting morsel of food tgrsat sensa-
OF their families obliged to go to
Fe nights, without tasting morsel
that, not many DAYS since, Tim Nc
d., and his family, for forty eight
NOR sci of food; but, as they said
nix the cold black water; and when
reached some assistance, two of the
sting fooA Proceeding on their ia
Iol,tical economy, they have given
ding employment, but, gracious
I1{ hat avail when | tell YOU that