, 1870-10-30

they were resy successful. aud TO put IN end
20 It tht Pa1l'amentary army, nnaer Ire.on.
Mules from Limerick to Waterford, hc passed
tEtuuRh fertile districts OF thirty miles
together, in which not house or
4 !isicg creature w.s to be eecu. When
"Fesee" came in 1G57, special LICENSES wers
issued hy goyeInment TO k1ll and dress sheep
mite the Widow Bulketey, in cou.idetatiou a!
t.r "ou'd age and wcskness of body, to kill
and dIess ~ much lamb ~ should ba neces-
sasy f.r her own use aud eating. not exceeding
three lamba for whole year. The LAST organ
ized force of the Irish had surrendered .he
cation. The pay OF the English army v.s
heaSity in Arrears, and 1t was resolved to sat
tsfy tho claims OF both officers and msn by
grants OF land to be taken from tho Irish. The
officers we're very eager for this arrangement,
n they wished to found fsm;lies-thc men
4 81 70. but j. Was the best they could do; 10
they accepted.
The 6rst thing to be done was to get ril Of
A. nlany Of tho Irish 81 possible. Accord
iNElt, tile inch wern encouraged In every WAY
10 enter the service o; Continental powers
aud III the years lG51-5a 81 ,00o embarked for
Poland, Fr1Ece, and Spain, few or none of
IS. ON ever returned. Large numbers Of tue
Efntl! at the came t,roo emigrated voluntarily,
wflee descendants arc still found in the
0'lonnelle and . 'Iseillss. and others, OF Spain
End Austria: and the MscMxhons, Dillou.
Relies. Sicls, and Cavaignacs (ksvanagl) Of
France. Orders were then issued by the Com
n'issionets Of Ireland TO Governors Of gat7i-
sobs, md kcereIs OF jalls, aud masters VI
walkhousea, and ali other PERSONS in
anth",ity, to deliver to agents Of Dnsiol
sugar merchants I'LL able-boxsIed men in their
charge. manageable women not past breed-
ne" and all persons without Visible meaps Of
hscl1hoo6-in the then statc Of the country
a.a ehosaous nultltude-for Transportation to
tic Ncst Indies, to bc employed in forced
labor un tho plantations. Many found their
why. under similar contracts, 10 Now England,
3tr- IEerdergast gives the namea nf tho
at;t nta aud merchants, and datos Of somo of
t:4e la:Eeet contracts. Under this ay.tcll, in
the course OF four sears, 1900 lri.i, men,
atutn, lOyr, asd St1ls wero sent INTO STAY
a.y. aid many of The woc!en be!nosei 10 FAM
!l:ca OF the better class. whor, tho war had
lris destitute. In Maicb, 1855, the orie. wa.
revoked, aud the trade ceased. II 1855,
Ii. wtvef, Jamsica having hLen conquered, n1d
eolorlsss hnd a garrison bring wanted for il,
CIoma ell engaged 1,5SJ men OF tho EnSli.h
t:oe,'- in Ireland togo there, aad ordered
IL udU lr.sh weEches to t's sect with them.
E+iry Cromwell. then commanding tue forces
III .rrlanti, answered that he would lave 10
tthe tue "'wet ci,te" by force, atd suggested
tl,at 800 to 1000 boys, from 1a 10 Il years
Il agt. ahonld be sent out also. Ono tt,o,i-aul
@; zach were ecccrdisglT isent, with tho piou.
bepe that they would he 1ntce . >Chrlstiaus"
vi in JamaiCa.
tie lands was gting ou actively. There was
due to the "Sotiety Of A0vcn,urers," or per-
st.ns who had lieut. money to the government
fur tic expenses Of the wsr in Ireland, \ sum
Of ESSGo. 600. This WAS paid OF by liberal
yrsnss OF land. drawn by lot At publ. lottery
1853, in ten counties. The ,rhoc Of the re.t
ej ire'and-except the province Of Connanght
vas ecs spart for tho pa. meut of 81, $50 TOO,
Que at aftcars to the officers and soldiers, and
OF s1,75O.G00 OF floating debt, incurred by
the government for supplies Furnished during
acc;.ns estates and farms Of the people OF
Isc'e'.'i were declared to belong to tho A,lvcu-
t,,.ers and Army of EuglAtld, and all Irith
| wire ordered 10 " transplant" to Connsrght
- ftvlit 6 wilderness OF bog mud roek-wltI,
tst1 f.sniilrs, hefore tho 1st Of May following,
o., pat, Of lcat. il found cast Of tie Shaauoa
ate, that date, the trial to bo by military COM
| la.es on.
| Tie exceptions to this ru!s were :he Irisl,
wives of Enb!isll psotessants embracing thsir
l:rnhsnls$ faith !; buys and girls, nader II. in
Nh s1rvice Of p4o:estabts, aud Irish Catholica
rlrwn " Constant Good Affection" to
tie Parliament as against tho King during The
| l,rtricns ten years. The decree ~as An awful
ons, .hl it struck tho urbsrry people just aa
.Ety were gathering in their harvest, and this
the .i.es toIcrable harvest they hal had since
sEcNar began. q Constant Good Affection
was almost impossible TO ptoye, for nero pas
sivencsa wonl4 10. support the plea. More-
.ser, TIE order covorcd not only tito - Irish
.r' my" hat tho descendants Of the English
te:s's r. of the E1i.atetlan reEod--meu Eng.
~, IL blood md ssrece!; sud manners, tl.e
Fitzgerald, Hul'c1s, pl.nkesF, cheeva1s
lsar:cM alts. Tallate, Arrhcrs, aud At
Eis enns, juss as musl. As tho Tooles,
l9hIctoes, Me1es, k1yansghs, unt
;ie e.ter 70 Prove !" Constant GOOD AfTt,-
tot. and Their land was lSst - valuable
..::.esI these urfossunatcs Was William Speu
s,r, the grandson OF tho au'hor Of the '' Fac
.ic Qntcnc." Edmund. WHO was the s'hfs
sl;tits. Nhen l1o tuck his cent seated laat
wa= ~ i'a1a on .'shs mere Irish as any a
til, Elz.hc.lais trUorczr. and now the grand
h,n Ma ordered to Grit his Tlc:sa:i: hsms
arl Ai= 11l.5s in the county of curk IL min vie
ter. auA move into Ccinansht 4. au .'Ir,t
rars,." He arpcslsd 10 Cfrnwea. who ,sro:,
to lLe commissioners beggipg tl,.t he nigh
b" ss'n1rt. ut in vain. sir. rrstulerSaet re
Iiots,icce the lrotcetuTs letter. aal it Is wortl
l:oting:
"tHHr PROTECTOR TO COMMISSIONERS TOR AFFAIR
/ N iKELASn.
WHITEHALL, March y, ls,s..
"Eiyht 7frs:y end Veil ieiartd:
=. let;.lrl hath hren tah.h,se.1 :lnto us b,
wit1r1n s2cEsts+ ss::iLs iM,h taat, hesng bu
sven rcsI- tl ait sh.> ieetnt trc CT The rcs'col
L., Iceland. ntt rcpaift'i, NIth mother, 70 th'
in The Enxt ID quarle,s; 1aas hc ntver bore arm
Ct actA Against yc ComUouWta1h OF England
,sa1 his grandfather, Esuunl Spencer. aud III
tate tn 1a:,sts Ii tl.e sa!pny OF Fer1oy and coun1
ol ttrke dceccnact1 to him, which during thi
~. l'na E'eiseA nothing towards MS fsltcir
| Tat ye cstate hhth 1ecn lately given ~ slt
suu;d;sr rs 10 Satisfaction OF their utzsa1s. no,t
atcnE pt ai lis prufcssing the feTsa retQinn
ra ass naiS hs e01ng to 5sas % Is!
leloueeet1; ihat hts grandfather vas that FL
N.uto SleIs-r who by his writings touching ih
r>nssioa q yc l,sn 10 es!usy i,Fooant On 4ta3 r
c:i.c7 EStd services Qnsen Elizabeth conferred o.
IslG II esta,c h!th ice said William sEe,lser no'
IT. Mss i Hsss v;1 aSo eea noGI nS IN. mt
ratten tiles his wants have br.Mghs him nnto hav
Eut prevailed over him to put hiu upon Iut1sc sre
Nt evil prnctIsTs log ltyeliaooa Aud II UPON CT
qals .au shah nnt lis case to te such. wee Jnie
1t 3st scd rrasvlabe. aEa do saescforc desire an
su'hollse jon y nec ,Ns inrtnwtih restored to b
ss;aic, End th-t nrrtsall lands htc E1ven 70 =
) | sCu&'ftss elsewhere. In ye doing whereof ou
Satisfaction xtll b. the create. ~ the constnn'
f.r tcss es,tnrz descns ami services to ye Con
rc-g ycnl lortng fstvnn, OLIVER, P"
Tie wo,k before them was 70 har.isle-th
!: prayers and en.sestics Of tho aged and te1
deriy-hrcd women. mAny Of them weAress {
= ancient titles. Of war-worn men. young chill
. , ren, Of the sick and inhyIn, that tl,ey ln;gl
\ DO, lie cast ont OF their homes in uailwintcr I
lriist, ra-era'ly iu the waste, were 10 piezcil,
:. that the Commissioners wrote cascus.
. lett n to the commanding officers. calling for
s.neral fast ard general "liIting up {
= p.ayers. with strong crying and tears to Hi
t. 10 NEcm nothing Is too hard. that his servant
= -alou he had called forth in thia day to act
,stse great transactions. might be made fAl!l
/ t,14 IL
ssm sgAinst all opposition aad difficulty to
= | wl,as IS rtca.iag In his sight" So tle Los
r Strengthened them, and they pushed Ga IL
r work. Mr.. Prenecssnst cites great many
T. the certificates given to the Noor victims q
neg asrs1se bnsk bos al ,n5 e9nfs,a .hn psrsSn
a Of their families, and one can hardly roz
~ them. even through tho mis:s Of two ceat7
% lies. without feeling some Of the r.ng OF tho.
70 dreadful days.
Is to make al the 1ash 20, TO in 1881
di.rcnsation Was issued In favor OF "tAe SIC
~ aced. lhuc. and iupotent," those who ha
atltd ar shelsered English eotdiezs, aud Vt
VI rEculd manifest desIe to tuIn Protestant
.. But tue Mosk Welt on vsIv Slowly ssill u
aptz-alhhough they did it il sons casss-
IA ard m iumenre force would have been r
= uu:.ed TO c.uy il cut by meana Of Arrest +
II TRANSFORMATION 60 they tar1ied and Graus,
pr iniuleenee the troops ali the while clAuiosit
d 70. tneir lAud= and reprcaching the commi
ia siouers with their slothtulness IN the exc
ae ton Of The Lopi's viii. At last, ho<sves, Z
)" work was accomplished satist.c:orily- r
TO LUX Of the Irish from Ill Tue diatricts, I
- land Of which was needed, vera ,css
IN M in Conn,ugls- The old HON
IL IL Of tie landed prorrietors were taken pt
m scsfien Of by tte English Officer
~ tho r1ivates settled down under them ~ te
IN ants, somewhat Giseontt n:edl5, fos 1reia
81 contained noishrr beer uns cheese hotsas Ii
in. nluws. no. Engltshwomen- This last want .
'ot .he ao1.t OF Al, for lose-n.kins to n