=Source.=--_Memoirs of Sir Robert Peel_, by Stanhope and Cardwell.
London, 1856. Pt. I. p. 35.
_Irish Police Reports, January and February, 1828._
_Sligo._--Generally quiet; 1 murder; 7 outrages.
_Mayo._--Perfectly quiet; 1 murder; 1 outrage.
_Roscommon._--Rockites rather busy; apprehensive of their
extending their operations; 2 murders; 11 outrages.
_Clare._--Quiet; apprehensive of Ribbon spirit extending; 9
outrages.
_Leitrim._--Much disturbed; the sway of the Rockites
formidable; magistrates supposed to be deficient in energy; 36
outrages.
_Galway._--Perfectly quiet; 1 murder; 6 outrages.
_Antrim._--Disturbed; robberies of fire-arms; not
insurrectionary; 3 murders; 7 outrages.
_Armagh._--Quiet; 1 outrage.
_Cavan._--Strong political feeling ready to develop itself; 9
outrages.
_Donegal._--Not tranquil; 2 murders; 4 outrages.
_Down._--Quiet; 2 outrages.
_Fermanagh._--Tranquil; 6 outrages.
_Londonderry._--Generally quiet; 1 murder; 4 outrages.
_Monaghan._--Disturbed; party violence runs high; 1 murder; 6
outrages.
_Ulster_ may be considered tolerably tranquil, with the
exception of some baronies in the counties of Donegal and
Monaghan.
_Tipperary._--Whiteboy system prevails very generally; no
organized insurrectionary system founded upon political
feeling; 4 murders; 75 outrages.
_Cork._--Generally quiet; 1 murder; 4 outrages.
_Waterford._--Quiet; 3 outrages.
_Kerry._--Quiet; 3 outrages.
_Roscrea._--Dissatisfied spirit excited by inflammatory
speeches.
_Limerick._--Satisfactory state; 9 outrages.
_Wicklow._--Western division disturbed; considered necessary
to increase the constabulary force by ordering three men
to Dunlavin, and three more to another disturbed point;
Talbotstown the most disturbed; 3 outrages.
_Kildare._--Nothing to notice.