76 MINUTES OF EVIDENCE TAKEN BEFORE THE ( To Mr. Young.) Did you visit the house of Michael Pickley, of Raw- Mr. John Young. 1495 , , , buck's- lane ?— I did valuf- 8 rrn Mr Colburn) Do vou find Michael Pickley upon the register?— I fi„ 4d9L hael^ city of Cork; house at Rawbuck's- lane, registered the 18th of October 1832. Voted in 1835 and 1837. Hoo! ( To Mr. Lane.) Do you find any person ot that name and description in you? valuation f- Here is James Pickley, valued at 3 but I do not find any Michael Pickley. . . . 0 0 Vqc, 1500. Mr. Beamish.] That valuation is in ib2bYes. 1501. Mr. Serjeant Jackson, to Mr. Young. J Could that house have been worth 10 L in 1828 ?— No ; it is a poor thatched house. 1 < 02 What number of stories has it ?— One story, besides the ground- floor. 1503. How many rooms has it?— I cannot tell; I believe there are four. 1504. Mr. Beamish.] Were you inside it?— I was. 1505. Mr. Serjeant Jackson.] But according to your judgment it never could have been worth 10/.?— Never. 1506. ( To Mr. Colburn.) Do you find any other person ot the name of Pickley in Rawbuck's- lane, upon the registry, except Michael Pickley?— No. 1507. Mr. Beamish, to Mr. Young.] You are not aware out of what premises this man registers ?— No. 1508. So that he may have other property in Rawbuck's- lane held under the same landlord, and which may be worth 10/. for all you know?— He may. 1509. Mr. Serjeant Jacksoti.] Do you know the man ?— No. 1.510. Did you visit the house of Jeremiah Mahony, in Rawbuck's- lane, since Christmas?— I did. 1511. Did you examine his house carefully?— I did. 1512. What value do you set upon his house?—£- 5- 1513. What class of house is it?— There are only three rooms in it; it is in very bad repair. 1514. ( To Mr. Lane.) Do you find Jeremiah Mahony in the books of the valuation?— He is valued, in 1828, for a yard and stable at 10/. 1515. ( To Mr. Young.) Does that house appear to have been built since 1828?— No; it is a very old house, in very bad repair; there is hardly a whole pane of glass in the house. 15* 6- ( To Mr. Colburn.) Do you find Jeremiah Mahony upon the register?—• Yes, 1 find Jeremiah Mahony registered out of a house in Rawbuck's- lane the 3d of November 1832. Voted in 1832 and 1837. 1517. ( To Mr. Lane.) You find no Jeremiah Mahony valued for a house in Rawbuck's- lane ?— No. 1518. Mr. Beamish.] Subsequent to 1828, might not there be a house built in place ot the yard ?— There might. 1519- Mr. Serjeant Jackson, to Mr. Young.] Did there appear to be any new edifice erected upon any part of the premises?— I have no recollection of it; the house could not have been built, so far as I could judge, within 20 years. 1520. Did you visit the house of a person of the name of James Riordan, in Curry s Rock ?— I did. 1521. What description of house is that ?— A very bad house, in very bad repair; the partitions are broken, and hardly anv glass in it 1522. hat is the highest value of that houV?- I think the highest value is 5 /. a year. n himself' D°° S "" " Wn ° CCUPy Wh°' e ° f il ?-' le lives » " e ™ om told me'u^ fiT reS,' 0f il » ccuPied?- ThB two rooms on the ground- floor, he indeed** ^ ^ ' hi" k li,° Se P' 6 ™ 5"* " re de" « » >& * « l » t rent ?- They are, the register ?— James Riordan, ™ ea er Currv> s R , r " "' Tn 1, t'° rdan U|'° n Curry's Rock ; 2oth of Ocuto ,83! ' fed Xl ^ 5 , , 5 " 00SC " 1528. ( To