The Great Irish Famine of 1847 8 2
The Great Irish Famine of 1847 8 2
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Rule--M. Labouchere's reply to Smith O'Brien--Letter from Colonel Jones--The Premier's promise--The Claremorris deanery--Effect of the dismissals in various parts of the country--Soup kitchens attacked--Third Report of the Relief Commissioners--Questions from Inspectors--O'Connell's last illness--His attempt to reach Rome--His death--His character--Remaining reports of the Relief Commissioners--The Accountant's department--Number of rations--Money spent.
The expansion of the system of Public Wo...rks, under the Labour-rate Act, was as unparalleled as it was unexpected by the Government. The numberof persons employed rose, in less than three months, from 20, 000 to fourhundred thousand; the return for the week ending on the 5th of Octoberwas just 20, 000; for the week ending on the 26th of December, 398, 000!there being at the latter period at least one hundred and fiftythousand on the books of the officers of the works, who either would notor could not be employed; the famine-stricken were, meantime, hasteningto their shroudless and coffinless graves by the thousand.
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Rule--M. Labouchere's reply to Smith O'Brien--Letter from Colonel Jones--The Premier's promise--The Claremorris deanery--Effect of the dismissals in various parts of the country--Soup kitchens attacked--Third Report of the Relief Commissioners--Questions from Inspectors--O'Connell's last illness--His attempt to reach Rome--His death--His character--Remaining reports of the Relief Commissioners--The Accountant's department--Number of rations--Money spent.
The expansion of the system of Public Wo...rks, under the Labour-rate Act, was as unparalleled as it was unexpected by the Government. The numberof persons employed rose, in less than three months, from 20, 000 to fourhundred thousand; the return for the week ending on the 5th of Octoberwas just 20, 000; for the week ending on the 26th of December, 398, 000!there being at the latter period at least one hundred and fiftythousand on the books of the officers of the works, who either would notor could not be employed; the famine-stricken were, meantime, hasteningto their shroudless and coffinless graves by the thousand.
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