SJ PARISHES IN ENGLAND AND WALES, IN THE YEAR ENDING 2 5 MARCH 1 8 6 0 . 19 UNIONS, & c. Number of Poor Persons sent to Ireland under the Authority of the Statute 8 & 9 Vict. c. 117, in the course of the Year ending 25 March 1860. GLAND— continued. LANCASTER— continued. iverpool— con tinued. The Date of the Warrant of Removal in every Case. 10 Jan. 13 Jan. 1860 14 Jan. 17 Jan. » 19 Jan. 20 Jan. 21 Jan. 23 Jan. » » v 24 Jan. >) 26 Jan. » it » • 28 Jan. 30 Jan. 21 Jan. 31 Jan. 2 Feb. i> » 4 Feb. 6 Feb. 7 Feb. 9 Feb. 11 Feb. The Name of the Head of the family ( in the Case of a Family, or of the Individual in the Case of a Single Person). Adults. The Number of Adults and Children included in each Warrant. Children under 16. John Lloyd Thomas M'Andrew - John Garvey - Patrick Rodgers William Parker Matthew Leonard - Michael Carroll John Bollard - Terence Fennell James M'Donald James Ryan Ann Blythe Thomas Foster Margaret Dixon James Brown - Hungerford Daunt - John Wallace - Rose Callery - Matthew Dougan Bridget Carroll Maurice Gladwell - Elizabeth Byron Mary Neary - John Nickson - Wm. Rufus Herrick John Murphy - Mary Lowry - Mary Doyle Henry M'Cann Susan Flynn - Terence Murphy Ann Morris John Gardner - John Rock Henry Joynt - Richard Bryan John Brown Patrick Quilligan • Charles M'Mahon • John Thompson Thomas Johnson Michael Kirk - Thomas Carroll William Fletcher Mary Hussey - John Ryall William Dillon Thomas Kelly - Bridget Bryan - Thomes Russell Barnard Murray Richard Dixon Michael Murphy Michael Casey Patrick M'Cabe John M'Donald Thomas Kelly - Peter Doyle John Doyle Arthur Conlan Mary Ann Welsh William Brannan Margaret Riley John Kelly James Welsh - Mary Whelan - - ! James M'Intyre - i John M'Court - Mary Leake John Doyle John Mulloy - Charles Murphy Mary Murphy - Ann Coleman - Robert Kelly - John Ware John Dooley - John Wilson - John Nevin James Moore - The Name of the Place where such Person ( the Head of the Family in the Case of a Family, or of the Individual in the Caee of a Single Person) was supposed to be Born. The Name of the Port to which He ( or She) was Sent. TheAniount of Money, if any, paid to the Poor Person upon Removal.