IRELAND.
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Extreme distress exists in the Southern dis
tricts of Ireland. 1t was declared at public
meeting i'll Cork, by the Rev. Mr. G'Gagan,
that such wretchedness and misery was never be-
fore witnessed; that besides those who exhibit
their poverty in the streets, there were others
still worse off who were housed in lanes and gar
rets, "without even a particle of straw or cover


ing, much less of food, and in this state they re-
NAMED until they expired of absolute famine