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Genera! Loftus and Colonel Walpole.. early in
June, matched to attack the rebel General Roach,
on the Hill of Corrynell. •The General and Colonel
took different roads, with a view to attack in eo•ope.
ration •the post of Roach ; but knowing their
intention, broke up his camp and' attacked Colonel
Walpole's division, killed the Colonel near Clough,
with a great number of his inenond all his artillery
Were taken. General Loftus detached a part of lits
divisioa to save Walpole;* they were all killed,
and Roach pursued the General but could not °ter-
take him. The General retreated to Carnew.
The little army at Naas, under Lord Gosford, and
the Armagh Militia, attacked the rebels with suc-
cess; as did
,General Dundas at kilcullen. The
action at Carlow, commanded by Colonel Mahon,
of the oth dragoons,, against a body of rebels, was
well conducted, and 400 of the rebels killed. The
Carnew Yeomen, at Kilthomas, behaved with cou-
rage. The North Cork Militia, under Colonel
Foote, was defeated by Murphy at Oulart. Col. .
Fawcett marched from Duncannon Fort ; his ad.
winced guard, consisting of ninety rank and filet
with two howitzers,
,were killed and taken at the
Three Rocks by the rebels, and the Colonel .got
into Fort Duncannon, to save himself ands the re.
mama, of his force. General Moore engaged the
rebels near the Church at Store Town, on the 20ni
of June, 179 a, in a well fought battle, and defeated
Roach. The, gallant Colonel Watson • waa..lolled
about this time.
The army under Generals Lake and .161m,CP,,'
with ta3,uoo men, attacked Vinegar Hills 011
Itit June, and greatly distinguished themselves, and
completely defeated the enewmoyu.ldlbeapnetinhoapr: obtneittte•
t:
tent to speak of the military business at C4stle liar
oforrKevilelariatoi balnotditifolu-t ot was,
it
my memory.
I can speak to all fads after the battle of Ark-
low, in my native county, Wexford.
We had a most extraordinary man r,wbo resided •
amongst us, who succeeded the Marquis of Huntley,
Colette! Skerrett ; his administration of jus ice, dur.
ing martial law, would be a code of laws for any
nation, in :.Europe to follow. He exercised tile
offices of humanity equally to the Protestant and
Catholic. The turbulent and seditious weir sure of
punishment. He universally. regarded the ‘teak
and deluded : you may 'almost say that he predited
and averted misfortune in the rebellion in the' cum,-
ty of Wexford. In the bustle of hsti le ha was a
soldier • in his humanity he was a Christian : he
certainly brought dewn the blessing ut Heaven
Ireland. I recollect going- to Colonel Skerett, at
But:known Camp,, Will) a claim for heavy
sustained:ll;l6e Rebellion, in the urtting ~t my
house, and •the—destraiion ,of my stock on .my
• estates. I found Celouel Skvrrett engaged i,s tim-
versatiort with a poor fanner,, who 1t,,t1 lost every
thing, tie had, with a wife anl thitv
the temaindet or Ilia tittriiiy, welt withut..t
11;e3j. I saw the precious ut pity