The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-09-22 00:00:00

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(Mr. Aldwell) was addressed by two of
said they had been sworn to pay no more
per acre for corn or grass. To this he re.'
he knew no other laws bat the laws.ot
that these alone he would abide by ; Igor
listen to any Whiteboy laws, or meettaigs
wind. Mr. Aldwell then asked one of them
Daggett), if he did not owe hint for tEree
tithes? This lloggan admitted. Mr. Aldwell
64 Well, is it for this you come to disturb

further state, .from the testimony of se-
ise parish, that few of the paiiahioneis owe
`wo or three years tithes to Mr. Ald well,
ii of them an &near, of four years ; and it
general cnctom of .the Rev. Gentleman not to
"ears's tithes till the seaond becomes due.

MK. SEPT. 9.—On Thursday night, a party
Adore Yeomanry: came up with a number
Irgents near Adare,when some Awl s having been
the former, the fellows fled its all direct-
„riving behind them a. number of, horses on
they rode, some of which are. wnunded.
o'clock on. Thursday. Morning, a number
ws,after a night's excursion, _went to the
' lodge .of Jolve• Vomiter,- Eq.. at Wight-
, the Liberties of thh city, aadafterottempe-
break in the dwelling, demanded fire-arms,
Mr. Vereker heacieg, he 'oohed oat, end,
with a faithful, neighbour .dashed after
iris, and succeeded is apprehending two of
a whom was.unfortonately resceed on
road—he is, however, known ; thy other
named John Zonnors, a farmer, of Pass, was
into jail • he had a white shirt over his
, was armed with a musket, and appeared to
leader of the deluded party; in his possession
some ball. •
are -truly concerned to state, that scarce a
posses that there is not a repetition of those
atrages, which frequently occur in and about the
neighbourhood of if it ; and we particularly
to hear that en Sunday night, the 3d in.
office of Edward Lloyd, Esq. of Castle-
in this county, was burglarionsly broken
robbed of a considerable sum of money;
~ we have the gratification to state, that Mr.
the Gentlemen, and other respectable inhabit-
that neighbourhood, and other parts of the
ire using every exertion to bring the perpe-
' the above offence to condign punishment, as
,offered large rewards for the apprehension
iction of any of the persons who may be
Ity of the robbery.
-Wednesday night, a large party of armed
desperadoes solicited the house of Mr. Clohane, at
Liscarrol, near Charleville, in search of fire.arnie.—

ildr..Ciohitne and big seas made a resolute resistance,
but having lighted a candle, the assailants outside
- tienk,deliberat• aim with a loaded musket at Mr.
hand, sen.,whicia unfortunately took effect, and
mettially.wounded,him. , ,
• 00 Thursday lett, about one o'olock, • five fel.
-bine; stelknafteoti, /*tyska* -11seeectaratera on-their
Vieteribsrfroshr9Gsftli4o,lll4.4e.malty, Lin/wicks en
el Mateovia inarofJfiestaresphp," between -dim hounds
fa/ -tbie.ouri•iy_of ,GorkirmilAtAlea of The
tar r; Fivtrreld, -Buritsee“.anol Gonnell, flora
wnd.neer Ketockv:iy, made., good; resintanse, but
.mhztengtb two .4 than weve..knocked dome, sad
Omit despesaWly •set and. bruised by /hew renown:
Vitageraid.steav lies ill in Kilfinas. Connell made
ref and gave the. alerts to some men of Philip Ssr.
rant, .Esq. at Ballinlina, who were fortunately col-
I cted making a hay-rick, when they immediately
let of in ,pursuit of the five villains. Connell
then went to •Charles Deane Oliver, Esq. who- las.
bediately turned oat the detachment of the County
Limerick Regiment,- and ail the Loyal Kilfinan
Yeomanry, who, with the townsmen, scoured the
/mountains and woods, and after a chase of three
boars, came up with a man who lay in a corn-field
year Garrispelane (who says he is from Capps-
white, County 'fipperary3 armed with a blunder-
bass, and plenty of ammunition—also a pocket-
book, containing the notes of which Connell was
robbed.
' To the exertions of Mr. Adams, Mr. Michael
.Walsh, and Mr. Gabriel, who accompanied Mr.
Oliver, on horseback, are the gentry and farmers in.
debted for their success on this occasion. On re.

turning home, Mr. Oliver got information that two
of the gang, Toohy and Fitzgerald, lay in a twig
yard, on which he dispatched a party of the country
people, whose zeal was great on this occasion ; they,
with the assistance of Mr. Madden, of Garrispe-
lane, and Mr. Adams, took the above men (one of
-them ha►ing first fired at Mr. Adams), armed' with
0,101 and short gun, and a pocketbook of Ftz-
gerald's, and his bank notes. These evidently came
with ad intent to rob the Cerk butchers on their
way to Hospital Fair, which was to be held en the
following day. Thus have they bee■ secured and
lodged in Kaolin Bridewell, and the country rid of
• such villains. Toohy, who is a noted offender,
broke out of Limerick gaol.--( Limerick Chronicle.)

We insert the following statement on the authority
ty of a respectable Correspondent :—On Monday";
evening last, about half-past nine o'clock, u one
of the Greenwich stages was returning along Grace-
charch-street, or more properly at the beginning
of Fish-street-hill, between Cannoo-street and East
Cheap, a gentleman, an outside paseeoger' by a
sudden jolt, was thrown off, and appeared much
hurt by his fall : he was completely stunned by the
blow, and on his recovering he complained exceed.
ingly of one of his legs. The violent scream
a female who was alongside him caused the coach.
man instantly to stop, who, with the passengers
rendered the unfortunate sufferer the best assist-
ance in their power; the shops at that hoar being
' shut, the only place that presented itself to convey
'him to was the Monument Coffee-hoes*, bept by
' Mrs. Ann Worley, and directly adjacent to the spot
• where the accident happened ; but the person who
acts as the master, not merely refused the miserable
wan admittance, but really pushed hies *et, and him-
self shut the doors of the Coffee-house against him, ob-
stinately refusing the least assistance, although impor-
tanstely 'Solicited by the persons who had picked
him up, and by the passengers of the coach, &c. and
satiseed himself by merely informing them, there was
a surgeaa lii raddinplane where they might take
him.

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