The New York herald., 1869-10-04

with hve IN family; house pulled down, sought
refuge IN the "eye OF mekln; some OF the children
were infants; remained there for some time, as he
could procure no house elsewhere. In this msera-
bic place himself, wife and children were huddled
together. While he was looking for work his wife
went to 0 neignboring house on business. In her
absence tue clothes or fine boy three years or age
caught lire. lie rushed out from the ''eye" Of the
Kiln enveloped in aameS; when the Mortified mother
returned lac was dead-irightiully burned Thomas
Waters mas resided in BayniTey Tor the past thirty
years; had house and TWO acres; house was to be
pulled down on certain day, his wife was very Ill
when Il arrived; wife died. mad nine children at her
death One morning, when father and children were
at their breakfast OF stlrabout and bu.termilk, the
baiiiils came and actually pulled down the house
about their ears.n
The proprietor of the estate Is the most "Noblcn
Marquis OF Ely. whose ancestor-John Lotus
received the title OF bar0net in 1850. In 1901 became
Baron OF the United Kingdom. The present Earl
Marquis John Henry Wellington Graham LOTUS is
the fourth, and certainly is promising young man.
MI. Fatrck Hare Justice OF the Peace, is his lord
ships agent.
| From the bundle of manuscript the indignant
priest continued 70 read as folows::-James
LearY, OF this parish had married the second time
house was pulled down for taking unto himself a
second VIE; no other cause assigned: has children
| In America; has found shelter In Waterford.
| Anne Kelly and two children turned out In the
| midst OF neavy shower husband short time in
America the cries OF the woman and children woud
| "met stone" when they saw their poor but humble
home torn from Its foundation BY the detachment Of
Margaret turong had to quit; house razed had
no FAMILY works in the fields whenever she can OBJ.
/ TAIN u udys WOFk.
The widow Flaherty very old; house tumbled
| down. sent forth to beg or die upon the highway
James Mcnamara, OF Ballybarrlg rented three
| acres rom one Of the Marquis tenants; he built
house UPON IT. was married twice; children by ilrst
| marriage eml9rated bad iour by second wife; gave
up house and three acres TO Mr.. Kelly, who In re.
| turn gave him piece OF swamp Oh the bounds OF
Tintern; built another house; converted the marsh
into productive garden hoped to spend the baance
of his days In peace under the roof he had erected
and upon the plot OF ground he mad reclaimed, every
foot OIL which had been watered by the sweat Of his
| brow. Patrick Hare saw the blooming spot that
| few weeks before was worthless; the sub.
! sequent week Mcnamara was ordered to quit
the crowbar brigade were ready to ''obey the law;
| the agent offered him one pound he refused to &C
copt II; the bars were near the quOins; bystande
suggested, elm, take the pound; the house III b,
down Ia o minute. and you'll get nothing" Tht
poor fellow yielded mechanically; the house wal
overturned in presence OF his wife and children
they sent out upon the world, but as the hous
fell the whte-lipped father said to the agent, III
was an Orangeman you'd not treat me this way
Tie only words I've heard from MIN were, "Ma,
God forgive the man that destroyed me; that's all
have to say.u
Nicholas Kent, OF Ballystragh, went from hom'
one day 10 attend the market; on his return h'
found his wife Ia tears and his furniture on the road
side. As he owed nothing, hls case u chargeabs 4