The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-11-26 00:00:00

JILELAND.

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" in &column of the Dutsti,4 Eremites, Post of Saturday. de-
voted to accounts of proceedings under the Tithe BM,' there
are 13 cases recorded, in four of which the act was rejected,
iione of them, according to the Irish paper, •• Indignantly;")
theme cases, the eoesiderstion of the am was adjourned; and
six tie provisions were agreed upon, with much Repearatte•
of good will among the parties, to be carried into immediate
execation.
Coed, Nov. 18.—On Sunday night, a large stack of
oats. the property of a person of the name of Nnnan,
waged-fir* to at Ballandrew, within aqttarter of a mile of
Dollfit'ailr. It was not, however, entirely consumed, the
be+ of the sheaves having escaped.
T house of a man of the• natue of Girteo, near Butte-
Ml'llas also attacked by a large armed party, and Its
yreadfully beaten; hts thigh +retell, affil ode 6114
eyes knocked out.
On Thursday night week, at the early hour o( eight
o'clock, a labourer's house, belonging to Wm. Henry H.
Low, Esq. in the parish of Grenagb, was set on fire and
totally consumed. The family were fortunately absent,
but their little effects were destroyed. No cause can be
assigned for this outrage, as Mr. Low has been always
remarkable for his kiudness and attention. to the lower
classes in his neighbourhood.
Nov. 20.—We ere sorry to find that outrages similar
to those of last Winter have recommenced in the Barony
of Barrymore. within a few miles of this City. On 'rue!.
day morning, between twelve and one o'clock, a large
quantity of corn, which bad been given up to Henry
it. Smyth, Esq. by his tenants, in lieu of rent, was
burned, on the lands of Arduageelly, midway between
Cilinville and Watergrassbill. 'nee military posted at
the -contiguous stations immediately repaired to the spot
and commenced an active search,. but we regret to add,
that no person was discovered who could have been con-
cerned in this outrage.—Southern Reporter.) ,
BALLINA, NOV. 17.—We have learned from tinquestion.
able authority, that nightly meetings are held its Castle-
comer and Raglan.' and a fearful spirit of insuborditiatioo
is exhibiting itself among the villagers. In Eagles,,
especially, there seems to be an innate savageness and
ferocity 4soong the lower orders, that is quite unknown
in this quarter. This was Mir evinced on Tuesday last.
at the funeral of the Rev. Michael Flannelly, their Parish
Priest. The deceased, who was a man of brilliant talents,
unaffected piety, and apostolic zeal, enjoin. tl on his exe-
enrols to have his remains entombed with those of his
brother, who was also a clergyman, in the Churchyard of
Templeboy. Arrangements were made accoroingry, bnt
the funeral had not proceeded far, when a mob, armed
with bludgeons, interrupted the solemnity of the pro-
cession; and under the influence of a superstitio /a idea,
that it is velncky to allow the remains of a Clergyman to
leave the pariah, they carried the corpse foreibty to Kai-
glass, the parochial burial groand. Several Clergymen
who were-present remonstrated with them, but without
effect. On a watchword being given by one of the
leaders, they instantly siteriatinded the hearse, and bearing
down every opposition, soon succeeded in accomplishing
their abject.
CASTLCHAR, NOV. 17.--FURTIIER Orresces IN Tilt-
AWLEY.—On the night of Monday, the II th inst.,the house
of James M'Hugh, of Fairfield. barony of Ty rawley, was
broken open by a number of fellows, who administered
illegal oaths to Lim and to his wife, beat them both se-
verely, and attempted otherwise to ill treat her. They
robbed the house of some cash and other articles. For
these offences, George Ormsby, Esq. of Gunner Abbey,
has committed the five following persons to the county
gaol, viz :—E I ward M‘Loughlin, Dominick Gillaspy, John
Fleming, Michael Fleming, and Martin Ward. At the
commencement of the outrages in Tyrawley, we promised
the deluded actors, that they should be of only short con-
tinuance, and the foregoing committal by Mr. Ormsby
tends to redeem our pledge. This. however, is only the
first fruits of the exertions that will be immediately put
forth to restore that district to perfect peace.
On Tuesday last, at a pattern or meeting, under pretence
of religious worship, at the well of Kilcutuinin, the people
assemble there attacked the Water Guards (we have not
heard how many of them) and deprived them of their
arms.
On Thursday night last, four members of the Latikan
yeomanry, who were separately attacked in their respective
houses, were obliged to give up their arms to a party of
those ruffians, who are at present spreading terrot in that
.rt of this county.—(Mayo Constitution.)