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As.«oon as they ar*^ rived lieutenant Tyrrel sallied from the bouse^ and foniied a junction with them on the road which leads to the bridge^ which had been I^^pt open.. A few vol- lies completely cleared the roads,, and having then pla- ced the Kinnegad infantry and Northumberland fen- cibles in. such positions as ipost efie^tUaUj to gall the en^my in their retreat from the gardea, lieutenaat Tyrrel with a few chosen men undertook to drive theuL froa[i it. Some of them, were posted upon, a moun...t,, planted with fi£ trees, which aiforded somo protection, others lay concealed behind a privet hedge,, from: whence they could see every person who entered. The lieutenant and his party were received by a discharge from both bodies* No time was lost in attacking those behind the hedge, who were obliged to retire to the mount. The action then, became viery warm* aod the rebels seemed determrned to maintain their advanta« 104 REBELLION IN IRELAND.
geottB situation. The yeomen, but few in number.
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As.«oon as they ar*^ rived lieutenant Tyrrel sallied from the bouse^ and foniied a junction with them on the road which leads to the bridge^ which had been I^^pt open.. A few vol- lies completely cleared the roads,, and having then pla- ced the Kinnegad infantry and Northumberland fen- cibles in. such positions as ipost efie^tUaUj to gall the en^my in their retreat from the gardea, lieutenaat Tyrrel with a few chosen men undertook to drive theuL froa[i it. Some of them, were posted upon, a moun...t,, planted with fi£ trees, which aiforded somo protection, others lay concealed behind a privet hedge,, from: whence they could see every person who entered. The lieutenant and his party were received by a discharge from both bodies* No time was lost in attacking those behind the hedge, who were obliged to retire to the mount. The action then, became viery warm* aod the rebels seemed determrned to maintain their advanta« 104 REBELLION IN IRELAND.
geottB situation. The yeomen, but few in number.
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