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The papers from this country are filed with re-
ports OF meetings held to provide means for the en-
poyment Of the people.


AT founghal serious outbreaks have taken place.
Lord Stuart DE Decies, lieutenant Of the county of
Waterford, had narrow escape on the Oath ultimo
His lordship presided at the adjourned extraord-
nary presentment sessions for the barony of Deces
in The county Of Waterford. After the sessions
had adjourned, the mob, which had collected in
large numbers began to hoot using menaces, threats
and opprobious epithes, which evidently betokened
their extreme willingness to do violence TO his lord
ship A party Of hussars were obliged to escort
him 10 Dromore. On the cavalry returning. the
mob attacked them. A ringeader named Power
was very severely sabred but was carried off by
the popuhce, when their assaults were redoubled
Several Of the horsemen were severely hurt,
and tho force being small, were obliged to re-
treat for their lives The Irish papers before u.s.
also contain accounts Of outbreaks at Fermoy and
Coyne, AZ Castle-Martyra number Of men, wo-
men, and children, entered that village, and march
ing through u, TO the terror Of the inhabitants com
menced an attack the few bakers and hucksters'
shops and seized on all they could lay their hands
on From the village they proceeded to the resi-
denee OF the Earl Of Shannon, Contiguous 10 Castle
Martyr The mob threatened to pull down the cas-
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