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Updated: May 28, 2025
Moore's letters Level roads a good thing Food better A cry of excessive population raised Ireland not overpeopled Employ the people on tilling the soil Sir R. Routh takes the same view Belief Committee of Kells and Fore Reproductive employment Plan suggested Address to the Lord Lieutenant True remedy O'Connell on the Famine Writes from Darrynane on the subject Money in the hands of Board of Works Compulsory reclamation of waste lands Drainage Bill Mr.
Lecky perhaps the greatest political agitator that the modern world has known, was born August 6, 1775, in the county of Kerry, in Ireland. His parents were of good family, but comparatively poor, his father being a second son. Later on, Daniel was adopted by an uncle, through whom he came in for the property of Darrynane, made famous by his name.
In a letter written from Darrynane, dated 17th of September, and addressed to the Secretary of the National Repeal Association, he says, the system of public works is, in its nature, sufficiently comprehensive, if carried actively and energetically into effect, to afford employment to the great bulk of the adult population; but he feels convinced, that to be satisfactory it requires the most active co-operation of landowners and farmers.
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