tlOll Mr. James Lane. SELECT COMMITTEE ON FICTITIOUS VOTES, IRELAND. 61 1138. That person is valued for the first time under the supplementary valua- 11 of 1832 and 1833 ?— Yes. J H39;, Where do you find him first rated?— In summer 1833 he is returned 16 February 1838. poor; 111 spring and summer 1834 " poor;" in spring and summer 18^ ^ poor; , D spring 1836 " rateable;" in summer 1836 " poor;" in spring 1837 rateable. 1140. In the same parish refer to No. 68. Do you find John Evans of Dean- street?—! do ; valued at 8 /. in the supplementary valuation. 1141. Do you find him rated accordingly ?— He is returned " poor" in sum- mer 1833 ; " poor r' in spring and summer 1834 ; " poor " in spring and summer 1835; " rateable" in spring 1836; " poor" in summer 1836; and " poor " in spring 1837. 1142. Do you find that person in the printed list of registered persons, No. ! 33°?— John Evans, shipwright, Lower Glanmire- road; house and land in Lower Glanmire- road ; registered the 13th of October 1832. 1143- Will you look to St. Nicholas's parish, No. 32, in the supplementary valuation ?— William O'Donoghue of Barrack- street, valued in the supplementary valuation at 8 I. 1144. Was lie rated in the subsequent assizes ?— He was returned " poor" in summer 1833, in spring and summer 1834, and in spring 1835 ; in summer 1835 it was returned " poor lodgers ; " it was returned " rateable " in spring 1836 ; in summer 1836 " poor lodgers in spring 1837 " poor lodgers." 1145. Will you be good enough to turn to the printed list of the registry, and see whether you find at No. 3284 this person's name?— William O'Donoghue, a writing clerk, Barrack- street; house at Barrack- street; 101, householder; registered the 13th of November 1832. 1146. In the same parish of St. Nicholas, will you turn to No. 236 in the supplementary valuation. Do you find David Tobin there?— I find Tobin Gallows- green- lane; a dwelling- house, valued 6 l.\ 1147. Do you find him rated conformably to that?— He is " poor" in summer 1833, in spring and summer 1834, and in spring 1835; in summer 1835 he is returned " poor lodgers;" in spring 1836 " poor;" in summer 1836 " poor;" and in spring 1837 " rateable." 1148. Now look at the printed list of registered voters, and refer to No. 4031 ? — David Tobin, labourer, Lough- road, householder, 29th October 1832. 1149. Is that the same place that goes by the different names of Lough- road and Gallows- green?— They are close to each other; they are one and the same thing. 1150. Now take No. 247, in the same parish, the supplementary valuation. Do you find there Michael Sanders of Friar's- walk ?— I do, valued at 6 I. 1151. Was he rated accordingly ?— He was " poor " in summer 1833 ; " poor'' in spring and summer 1834; " poor" in spring and summer 1835; " poor" in spring and summer 1836 ; and " rateable " in spring 1837. 1152. What does the printed register say of him; look at No. 3998?— Michael Saunders, gardener, Friars'- walk; house and land at Friars'- walk; 10 /. householder ; registered the 26th of November 1832. 1 153. In the same parish, turn to 253 of the supplementary valuation; do you find Patrick Ford there ?— I do ; valued at 7 /. 1154. Is he described as of Maypole- road ?— No, at Evergreen- street. 1155. Are Evergreen- street and Maypole- road the same?— No, they are different places. " poor" at summer 1835; " waste " in summer 1836; in spring 1837 " poor lodge... 11 - 58 Refer to the printed register, No. 1529 Patrick Ford, publican, Ever- green- cross; house at Evergreen- cross; 10/. householder; registered 19th ot November 1832. You raav either call that Maypole- road or Evergreen- street .. " kt 1— ir oar ™ naricii tn Nn of, o. in the suuplementary val tion .0.40.