P A R L I A M E N T A R Y [ dfirtttiou* Uotrs, Reports, 1837- 8— continued. Lane, James. ( Analysis of his Evidence)— continued. persons appearing on the register as ten- pound householders, who have been valued in either of the valuations to an amount above 5 I. and under 10/., 897- 939. [ Fourth Examination.]— Delivers in a list of the names of persons appearing on the register of ten- pound householders, who are valued in the city books under that sum, 940- 946 There are a great number of houses in Cork above 10 /. value that are not paying rates, 949. 954- 965. 976 Names of parish constables employed in making out returns t, o enable witness to make the applotment, 952, 953 Persons are fre- quently exempted from taxation, inconsequence of the negligence of the constables, 966- 975 Complaints have been made to the grand jury of their negligence, and in many instances alterations have been made in the valuation, 979- 1000 Grounds on which certain persons, appearing on the register for Cork, have been exempted by the grand jury from payment of taxes, 1001- 1166. [ Fifth Examination.]— Delivers in list of persons registered as ten- pound house- holders in the city of Cork, and not appearing in any of the valuations; list of persons registered as len- pound householders, valued in the supplementary valuation of 1833, and struck out upon appeal, & c., 1167 Total of persons registered who are valued under 10/., 1171 Number registered who are not valued at all, 1172 Total number in the supplementary valuation that were struck out on appeal, 1173. [ Sixth Examination.]— No particular instructions were given to the valuators in 1828, further than that they should proceed to value all the houses fairly and relatively, 4198- 4200 Very few houses are valued in the outparts of the town, 4208, 4209 Valuators of 1828, in some cases, allowed thirty per cent, by way of abatement, 4210 Doubts as to the correctness of Mr. Gould's statement, that the valuators of 1828 passed over hundreds of houses worth 10 I. a year without valuing, 4211- 4218 It is the tenement, and not the individual, that is valued, and subject to taxation, 4220 The Act of Parliament gives no relief to poor persons, so far as the valuator's duty is concerned, 4221- 4224. [ Seventh Examination.]— Names of parties who are described differently in the re- gister and in the rate- book; evidence thereon, 4590- 4600 Many houses bringing a rent of 10/. or thereabouts are not in the valuation books, 4603, 4604 Suggestions for improving the conduct of the registration and elections in Ireland, 4605- 4606. Lane, James. Papers delivered in to the Committee by him, and referred to in his evidence of 19th February 1838, Jpp. i. p. 306- 308. Lawler, John. Linendraper; registered out of house and premises at Leeview, north liberties of Cork : he resides on Shankeele Deeble 5966. Lawson, Robert Bissett. Admitted to the freedom of Cork in right of servitude; his master died previous to the expiration of his indentures, and no assignment of them was ever made to his successor, Meagher 4832- 4846. Lawton, Michael. Marlborough- street, Cork ; ten- pound householder, registered Novem- ber 1832 ; he does not appear to have been valued at any of the valuations, 887. Leahy, Daniel. Jingle- driver, Pope's- quay, Cork ; registered in November 1832 in respect of property at Pope's- quay; there is no trace of him in the valuation, Lane 887. Leahy, Jeremiah. Labourer, Quarry- lane, Cork; registered in November 1832; his name does not appear in the valuations, Lane 884. Leahy, Philip. Wool- comber, Cattle- lane, Cork ; ten- pound householder, registered No- vember 1832 ; does not appear in any of the" valuations, Lane 882. Leary, Denis. Yeoman, Boyce's street, Cork; registered as a ten- pound householder; was valued in the supplementary valuation at 5/., and appealed ; was struck out, and has never since been rated, Lane 882. 1704 The premises occupied by him worth about 5 /.; they are partly let to lodgers, Young 1696- 1701 Ground rent 11, is.; the tenant pays 7 /., Meagher 3226- 3230 They were never worth 10/., Young 1703 Regis- tered in 1832; voted 1832, 1835, and 1837, Colburn 1702, Meagher 3226. Leary, Humphrey. Labourer, Cat- lane, Cork ; ten- pound householder ; was valued in the supplementary valuation at 5/., and appealed against it, and was struck out, Lane 882.2517 The premises occupied by him are in very bad condition ; they are not worth more than 5 I. per annum ; it is partly let out in lodgings, Young 2510- 2513 His lodgings produced him 10 /. 6s., exclusive of his own apartments ; the house is worth 14 /. a year, Meagher 3729~ 3736 Registered in 1832; voted in 1832, 1835, and 1837, Colburn 2514. leary, John. Eason's- hill, Cork ; ten- pound householder; registered in October 1832; does not appear in any of the valuations, Lane 882. 2421 His house is worth about 5/.; it is in very bad repair, Young 2416, 2417 Registered in 1832 ; voted in 1832, 1835, and 1837, Colburn 2418, 2419. Lease