SELECT COMMITTEE ON FICTITIOUS VOTES, IRELAND. /// 107 " Utter. of Q^ ll " lit? 0 Djd y° U ^^ and the Premises of Jerennah Lee, hous4e° 5' ^^ did th6y C° nSiSt ° f 5 18 thCre m° re than a house ?- No more than a t. F^ 7s3 « . opiXn goeshat " thC 6Xtreme VaIUe ° f that h0USG ?~£' 6- Pei> « nnum, as far as my 2407 ( To Mr. Colburn.) Do you find him upon the register?-" Jeremiah Lee, labourer, Quarry- lane, city of Cork; house in Quarry- lane; househoke 10/.; registered 21st November 1832." He voted in 1 832 and 1835 en° IC, e'' 2408 ( To Mr. Young.) According to your judgment, could it have been of the value of 10/. in 1832 ?— It could not. 2409. Mr. Beamish.] You examined that house ?— I did. 2410. You were in it ?— I was. 2411. The usual examination that others underwent? Yes. 2412. Had it a second floor in it ?— It had. 2413. You did not go up stairs?— No. 2414. Mr. Serjeant Jackson, to Mr. Colburn.] Did that person vote at any of the elections ?— No, I do not find that he did. 2415. ( To Mr. Lane.) Do you find that that person has been valued for the purpose of taxation ?— No. — 2416. ( To Mr. Young.) Did you visit and value the house of John Leary of Eason's- hill ?— I did. J 2417. What do his premises consist of?— A house two stories high; one room on each floor in very bad repair; I consider its full value 5 I. per annum. 2418. ( To Mr. Colburn.) Do you find him upon the register?— I find " John Leary, yeoman, Eason's- hill, city of Cork; house at Eason's- hill; householder, 10 I. ; registered 31st October 1832." 2419. At what elections did he vote?— In 1832, 1835, and 1837. 2420. ( To Mr. Young.) Could that man's tenement have been worth 10/. in 1832 ?— It could not. 2421. ( To Mr. Lane.) Do you find him in the valuation ?— No. 2422. ( To Mr. Young.) Did you visit and value the premises of Patrick Lina- han, of Eason's- hill ?— 1 did. 2423. What do they consist of?— One room below, and two rooms up stairs. 2424. He had only a house ?— Only a house. 2425. What is the highest value you set upon it?-—£. 5. per annum. 2426. ( To Mr. Colburn). Is he upon the register?— I find " Patrick Linahan, Eason's- hill, city of Cork; house on Eason's- hill; householder, 10/.; registered 26th November 1832;" I find that he voted in 1832 and 1835. 2427. ( To Mr. Young.) Could his premises have been worth 10/. in 1832?— They could not. 2428. ( To Mr. Lane.) Is he upon the valuation?— No. 2429. Mr. Beamish,] You were in the house ?— I was. 2430. Mr. Serjeant Jackson.'] Did you visit and value the house of William Verschoyle, of Great Britain- street ?— I did ; it is a very small and narrow house of two rooms, one below and one up stairs. 2431. What is the highest value you set upon it?— I think its full value is 5 I. a year. „ 2432. ( To Mr. Colburn.) Do you find him upon the register < I hud, ' Wil- liam Verschoyle, broadcloth weaver, Great Britain- street, city ot Cork ; house at Great Britain- street; householder, 10/.; registered 12th November 1832 ; I find that he voted in 1832, 1835, and 1837. 2433. Mr. Beamish, to Mr. Young.] Did you examine his premises ?— I did; they did not require much examination ; it is only a small room below stairs, and I looked up stairs, and saw one room above. 2434. You know nothing about the rent that the man pays ?— Nothing. 2435. Mr. Serjeant Jackson, to Mr. Lane.] Do you find him upon your valua- tl024^ ( To Mr. Young.) Did you visit and value the house of Patrick Draddy, at Wroughtmore ?— I in his house ; it is a very small house ; only one room below and a loft above, access to which is had by a small laddei. 2437. Are there any other premises besides that house ?- There is a small piece