NUMBER OF POOR PERSONS SENT TO IRELAND FROM UNIONS AND 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. ENGLAND— continued. MIDDLESEX— continued. Whitechapel - MONMOUTH: Abergavenny - Bedwellty Chepstow Monmouth Newport - Pontypool - - - No Removals The Date of the Warrant of Removal in every Case. 26 April 4 May 18 May 8 June 22 June 21 July 22 July 14 Sept. 5 Oct. 26 Oct. 18 Nov. 21 Nov. 25 Nov. 2 Dec. 17 Dec. 19 Jan. 6 Feb. 14 March 1859 1860 16 Mar. 15 Feb. 1859 1860 - - No Removals. 12 April 1859 16 April „ i> > i 3 Sept. „ 5 Mar. 1860 9 Jan. ,, 1 - - - No Removals. i- - - No Removals. 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). Mary Sullivan Margaret Grant Dennis Murphy Caroline Murphy Mary Tobin - Ann Brown Margaret M'Carthy - Timothy Donovan - Ann Murphy - Dennis Dacey - John Shanalian Mary Jones Jane Collins Peter Glynn - Charles Brien - Betsey M'Carthy - Patrick Crawley James Kavanagh William Hyde - Catherine Hart Dennis Donovan James Maloney Julia M'Carthy Ann Murphy - Patrick Kelly - Maurice Brickley Dennis Donavon Bridget Leahey Daniel Sullivan and Wife. Edward Poland, Wife, and three Children. Mary Ellwood - The Number of Adults and Children included in each Warrant. Adults. Children under 16. 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 Cas£ of a Single Person) was supposed to be Born. The Name of the Port to which He ( or She) was Sent. In the county of Middlesex a general order exists of the Justices as to the ports to which persons ordered to be ' removed to the several parts of Ireland are to be sent. The ports to which they were sent is therefore not in the order, and is unknown. Cork ditto