Dreadful Outrage In Irela...
(Frosm the Liverpool Alerc1zry.) r e havebeen c'aited upon by agentleman, ftom whom we have received information concerning an outrage of so dreadful a descrip- tion, that ve cannot readily give credit to it, especially as the Irish press is ent;rely aslent on the stroject. However, as we are in pos- session of the name and address of ian individual who states that he witnessed the scene desctibed, we shall Uriefly state the circum. stances, in orderthat they may be contradicted iffalse or exaggerated; For obvious reasons, wve omit the namne of the Mlagistrate who is re- ported to bave had tnie principal share in the transaction. The following is an extract from the letter :-" I have anxiously waited for the lsst few week-, in the hope of seeing some account in the public journals respecting an affray which took place at 'Iin;po fair, near Enniskillen, in the county of Fermanagh, Ireland, on tne 18th of June last, between the Ribandmen and Orangemen of that quarter; to quell which the 34thl regiment of Foot were called in, under the authority of Sir J- .-, magistrate of the county of Fermanagl, of whom a few are reported to have been killed; at length the Ribandmen, accornpanied by droves of men, women, and children, took shelter in the Catholic chapel at Timpo, wvhen Sir J- G- gave orders to have the doors broke open, and every soul, in endeavouring to escape, was either shot or stabbed; the Church was then pillaged, and afterwards set on fire! Ijiverpool, 15t July, 1824." DRBADFUL OUTRAGE IN IRELAND.