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The Daily Dispatch: June 28, 1862., [Electronic resource], Terrible Distress in Ireland. (search)
ohn Francis Maguire, M. P., which appears in the London Times. Mr. Maguire adds to his own testimony that of official persons in various parts of Ireland, all going to show that many of the peasantry are reduced to the last stages of poverty. James Barry makes the following report to the Guardians of the Skibbereen Union: I visited Sherkin and Cape Clear on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. I found the utmost destitution and want of every kind, and no fuel, except the dropping of the cows.n and Cape Clear — Baltimore I did not visit — that there was a great number of persons who are now suffering really, I believe, from insufficient food, and who are quite eligible under the act for out door relief. I can fully corroborate what Mr. Barry says with regard to their determination not to enter the work-house — the islanders, at any rate. They stated that they would rather lie down and die than enter it. * * * The women and children looked as if they were approaching the gradual de<