< 7 Ireland.] ELECTION. 5T / / Reports, 1837- 8— continued.' Lynch, Jeremiah. Quaker's- road, Cork ; registered in 1832 ; valued at 6 I. in the supple- mentary valuation ; returned as " rateable" in 1837, Lane 1162- 1164. Lynch, John. Sawyer, George- street, Cork; 10/. householder; registered November 1832 ; does not appear in the valuation at all, Lane 885. Lynch, Morgan. Cooper, Old Chapel- lane, Cork; 10/. householder; registered in No- vember 1832 ; does not appear in any of the valuations, Lane 887. Lynch, William. Shipwright, Thomas- street, Cork; 10householder ; registered in 1832; was valued in the supplementary valuation at 5 /., and appealed, and" was struck out, Lane 882. Lynch, William. Cotton- weaver, York- street, Cork; 10/. householder; registered in 1832 ; was valued in the supplementary valuation at 5 Z., and appealed, and his appeal was allowed, Lane 884, 885. M. " M:" In Cork.— This letter contains a greater number of voters than any other letter in the alphabet, Meagher 3809- 3902 It was impossible to poll out the men in the booth " - M," in consequence of the obstructions raised in that particular booth, Meagher 3899- 3913 Number of persons the initial letter of whose names begin with the letter " M," on the register for Cork, Deeble 5532, Colburn 5533. M'Auliffe, Alexander. Tailor, Dominick- street, Cork ; registered in 1832, as a ten- pound householder ; his name does not appear in any of the valuations, Lane 887. M'Auliffe, Thomas. Accountant, York- street, Cork; registered as a ten- pound house- holder in 1832 ; he was valued in the supplementary valuation at 5/., and he appealed, and was struck out, Lane 890. M'Avoy, Mr. See Fosbery, Mr. M'Carthy, Charles. Cooper, Abbey- street, Cork ; registered as a ten- pound householder; was included in the supplementary valuation at 5 /., and appealed ; was struck out, and has not been since rated, Lane 889. M'Carthy, Denis. Vintner, Blarney- lane, Cork; registered in 1832; was valued in the supplementary valuation at 6 I.; he appealed in writing, and was struck out, Lane 887. M'Carthy, Florence. Eason's- hill, Cork; value of house and garden occupied by him about 6 I.; could not be worth 10/. in 1832, Young 2099- 2101.2103 He has ex- pended 40/. on his cooperage, and he has good value for 101., Meagher 3447- 3450 Registered in 1832; voted in 1832, 1835, and 1837, Colburn 2102 Valued in 1828 at 5 I., and has paid his rates, Lane 2104, 2105. M'Carthy, John. Millwright, Cockpit- lane, Cork ; registered as a ten- pound householder ; he does not appear in the valuation at all, Lane 887. M'Carty, Charles. York- street, Cork; house is worth about 6 Z.; would hardly value it at all for the grand jury, or at not more than 5 Z., Young 1637- J642. 3644- 1649 He pays 12 I. 12 s. a year rent, and it is good value for more than that, Meagher 3191- 3209— It was worth io Z. in 1835, Barry 5866- 5871 His name does not appear in the valuation ; he must have occupied some of the houses that are at present marked in some other name, Lane 1650- 1657 Registered in 1833 ; voted in 1835 and 1837, Colburn 1643, Meagher 3193. M'Cormack, James. Of Ballyglassan, Longford; in this case evidence was given of the lessor's title, it being necessary to make out the claimant's title, lie claiming as lessee of his father, Gardiner 8008- 8017 His qualification to vote was objected to before the Committee of 1837, and was given up by the counsel on the other side as not being sustainable, Gardiner 8020- 8022. 8030- 8033 He voted at the last election, Gardiner 8024- 8026. M'Cormack, Thomas. His qualification to vote for Longford was impeached as insuffi- cient before the Committee of 1837, and was given up as unsustainable from want of value, Gardiner 8020- 8022. 8030- 8033 He voted at the last election, Gardiner 8024- 8026. M'Donagh, Thomas. Of Cashel; was dispossessed of property he held under Lady Ross in 1833; amount of compensation allowed him, M'Gaver 12414. M'Evoy, Mr. Has granted leases at rents under their value, for the purpose of creat- ing freeholders, M'Gaver 12677 Particulars respecting the plan adopted by the revising barrister of Longford in registering his tenants; the leases produced were new leases, Fosbery 12957- 12965—— He seemed not to be a very strong- minded man ; witness was informed that he had granted the leases for the purpose of creating free- holds, Fosbery 12958. 12960. 643. h M'Gaver,