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Third Report from the Select Committee on Fictitious Votes, Ireland
30/07/1838
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SELECT COMMITTEE ON FICTITIOUS VOTES, IRELAND. 441 Votes for Daniel Callaghan, esq. - Votes for Francis B. Beamish, esq. - Votes for Col. James C. Chatterton - Votes for Joseph Leycester, esq. - Marksmen among the votes for Daniel Callaghan, esq. - Marksmen among the votes for Francis B. Beamish, esq. Marksmen among the votes for Col. James C. Chatterton Marksmen among the votes for Joseph Leycester, esq. - 1,935 1,951 1,- 391 1,407 416 414 32 32 30 June 1838. John Colburn, Clerk of the Peace. Qi Appendix, No. 2. Voters polled in Counties, Cities, and Boroughs. BOROUGH OF
DOWNPATRICK. There was only one polling- place, and the numbers polled in each day were, viz.— First day, 2d August 1837 - Second day, 3d- Third day, 4th - Fourth day, 5th - 30 December 1837. TOTAL - - - - 108 - 159 - 24 - 11 - - 302 John Graham, Seneschal and Returning Officer. Votes for David Ker, esq. - Votes for John Keown, esq. - Votes for Robert Thompson, esq. - Votes for James Christie Whyte, esq. Marksmen among the votes for David Ker, esq. Marksmen among the votes for John Keown, esq. 154 140 5 3 26 34 There has not been any contest for the county of Down since the passing of the Reform •).'
Act; and with respect to the borough of Newry, which was contested at the late election, I cannot make any return of the number of votes polled thereat, and of the number of marksmen among them, for each candidate, inasmuch as neither the poll- books nor indenture of return have been lodged in the office of the clerk of the peace by the returning rf: ~ officer of that borough. 3 July 1838. H. Craig, Clerk of the Peace. CITY OF DUBLIN. Polled each Day during Election. Polling Places. Gross Poll \ IB 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. each Day. A. E. 130 72 30 23 21 276 B. ' 57 189 190 1 J 4 32 682 C. 127 155 155 6+ 31 532 D. 193 164 68
30 18 473 F. 17.5 112 5* 2 5 11 374 G. 148 69 40 20 22 299 H. 168 180 86 44 29 507 I. O. 157 89 49 25 18 338 K. Q. 86 119 % 18 H .306 L. 129 107 33 24 15 308 M. 184 282 217 174 34 891 N. P. 134 141 49 30 > 5 369 R. 136 104 60 25 3 328 S. 156 214 77 41 22 510 T. U. V. Y. Z. 126 98 38 19 10 291 W. 183 132 54 39 29 437 lG Gross. 2,389 2,227 1,266 715 324 6,921 643. Archer & Long, Clerks of the Peace. 3 N 3
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