The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26
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A"'~ s,llowing account OF .ne az, ~. \ fyeT.
gsfnl. I1O 'Brien, al hiken's' ~
lr'a ,ii iOIy PaPT, At three o'clock, intelli'
p. S.iaIday IT, si Kilkenny, thai p,'en,
y pss reoei'e M Reilly and Dillon had peeh
g5sr, lehen,, = ,bat rewards had been oreIeu
Mf,a1ed iIailol., Notices 10 THIS eilecl Weie
N,si- aPPfehe' ~ country. Scarcely mao Ne Nc
- I'D 81 ole' - made at Kilkenny, wneh MI
.emen' - inspector of Consiapniaiy' ~
80 he CONN., . he important duiy witch ~, ne
- 10 un1ei'saA 'o,,cl qmaIion pointed our, ne
III Leuefs.lit Gny shortly alter dayo a''S
s5 iron h,,rk asceTtained theIe "a ,,as
,s,.Bs MAJ 6,her proelalnle1 ue'l 49, ssRlscL
JBlen sl.e among the ooll .9,bi, a mile Of
81, ls ~ ug'Boulagh-comnoh' "'''''
55H36s,nT. u,esseuser TO Callsn, where
vr Blake sem s,bs surrounding distinct were
~. ,,rsishusIAr 49,, ~ "a the number oil hily OF
,-,snirsieo' ,.ias,sd 10 march 10 the common %
~, men, he an's, ~ Ten Irish miles. stiohs
s---,h. dlslaho' =, once from Kilkenny 10 the
.1 iOrce ,.y',.-v reintorcements oil me most
.,rs point h'.H'''..r,,yhelming kind from INJURIES
-19.ee ahu remmore and Cashell, All con.
r4lus, snot which had been polilleI oU'
-aH.a'ed Os,,srs ofthe rebel army 49,
81 he - were in progress, JAM Den',
ys7i.Alo',- ,Ilar. about ~, hau $50 - -
ne. ~, he centre Of me o'SAi''''
j he rebel ioL 10 the common OF Boalaeh'
Tie police ,.i1-,, ard his associates there WIN
5u0i Sni.Ii s f,rce, ready 10 give theln oslIle;
Ell JssrEh - nasrest Roman Catholie Chapsi
rr bell o. %, I'm As they were seen approach
fl1 zen i-.'s -1s of persons were moihTn'ali1
ing, snd 0lSg1-s,ts of the insurgents. flnuiLs
fJC>ns 10 - - ~ being surrounded ana cut on
t.mSr I'D .l,' F. rr,pt threw his men INTO SUD
Ctr. bons. which stands on an enlliiVilee
siE-l 49, common. Here they were speeSIi!
ri-st y - ,ps armed mob without an" y 49,
a's3-s1 NJ Snilh 0'Brten went up 70 va MI nai
.s'l mace OF pistols m ms haiios, ~,, ..,',;s
- .bsm 10 surrender men 90. ~, II 10
,Ssn il they complied the'' Pe''o''9
ale. a.. ,,-Isved ana endeavOTed 10 irsternize
"lIr .' ,T,,ls with the men through me WIZ,
' sAA.-s isrspts were yery cOoily pllng nay ahc
COWS u's .,,rspce Of the house, win view o.
s9~ ~ -. IN H. no1r fellows within, OF hn-nihs
slioca"5 i,irne WAS now come Tor ACTON
iiei. o..'' a. moi use their musAeis tll sever
ply .ar zen frrd d them and stones thro"i
3. slS-' ~ l-,ryA he window. One cconnl Sal'
s.sIq yoIley, another thai lheI nleu oill
-s' -.,a-s Certain, however, ~ Is lhH' W. me-
-- . I--.4 and thaIa third expired suoiul az. ",
r-.s4ss currently TePo-tel Ia Sl' 49,,
G5.r's friends was wounded m 'he H hue ,b,
Sl 80 81 his determined eondnct was Vas, INA
I-s ,.i -.,rsaiel: and although Smith u Bnel
re I'm over and over again TO 90 and pul
i..z- he F1rse. they would not attempt II IN
-laa ~, I.,.,-s6 cl9rrmen OF the district, il !
' - 5f his time on the scene OF strife, an
'.- - he people 10 abstain irom Violence
,,.,iso and his friends then appeared I
So. -, i.,rr~ted. Declaring that as the PeoPi
I r1f Stand Jy him he would not stand
,.., he fed ACROSS the country on ehlei COZ
.,-,.lr', horse, and, Tunors say, IN me oHeouo
4 Jdngo-a. .,--., - ,,,s,,b,,ls,
l.--..-s5 fr5D Cashel, and soon after strong b
regular troops, cavalry, artillery and milan
~ me pouring in from every quarter, by N
20 -r,y sd arTiyed, the utmost tranquility pr
~. ne military biyouacked on The oPe
f-r,-Trl.nng In torrents.