Ireland.] ELECTION. 3i Reports, 1837- 8— continued. Ellis, Mr. ( Westmeath). Assistant banister at Westmeath ; he always allows the opposite party to the claimant to see the leases under which they claim to register, Battersby 13960- 13963. Employment. The tenantry on part of Lord Lorton's estate support themselves by spinning wool and making cloth, and bringing it to market, M'Gaver, 12602 Great many of the small landholders of Meath are employed throughout the whole year; others are only employed from April to November, Battersby 13725, 13726. Ennis Borough. There has been no freeman admitted to this borough since May 1831, App. iii. p. 476. Estates. See Clearance of Estate. Greville Estate. Lishana, Lands of. Lorton, Lord. Evans, John. Dean- street; valued at 8 I. in the supplementary valuation ; first rated in 1836'; registered out of house and land in Lower Glanmire- road, Lane 1140- 1142. Evers, John. A tenant on the property of Lady Ross, in the parish of Cashel; he was dispossessed of his holding in 1833 ; amount of compensation allowed him, M'Gaver 12414. Evers, Pat. He had permission to remain in his farm; he had an increase of eight acres, but never had his lease, M'Gaver 12169, 12170. Evidence. Mr. Tighe did not refuse to hear evidence against the claim, but decided against the evidence when given, Courtenay 6719- 6728. 6733 Claimants frequently resort to the evidence of one another, for the purpose of upholding their qualifications, Cour- tenay 6819- 6822. Exhortations. Witness has frequently admonished his flock from the altar as to the man- ner in which they should vote, and has noticed those who voted contrary to his admo- nition from the same place, M'Gaver 11850- 11871 An address will have more influence by giving it from the altar than from speaking to persons individually, M'Gaver 12247- 12264 At the election before the last, in Longford, the Roman- catholic clergy addressed their flocks on Sundays on the subject of the representation ; considers it part of the duty of a Roman- catholic clergyman, M'Gaver 12722- 12731. Witness usually addresses his flock at the approach of an election whenever an oppor- tunity offers for the purpose of directing their judgment with respect to the representa- tives they should choose, M'Gaver 12704- 12716—— There was no threat held out in those exhortations to those who did not vote as was desired, M'Gaver 12740- 12749. Excise Licences. Return of persons who have made application or received excise licences for the sale of spirits in premises under the annual value of 101, since ist October 1832, App. iii. p. 558- 602. Return of the names and residences of all individuals in the towns in Ireland which return Members to serve in Parliament who have made applica- tion or received excise licences since lsL October 1832, App. iii. p. 602- 608 Return of the names and residences of all individuals in the towns in Ireland which return Mem bers to serve in Parliament who have made application or received excise licences since 2d May 1837, and whether such individuals are registered as householders, App. iii. p. 608- 617. Return of the number of applications made to the Excise- office by parties appear- ing as electors on the registries desirous of obtaining spirit licences, and stating their premises to be under the value of 10/. yearly; specifying the names of the parties, and whether or no their requests have been complied with, for the boroughs of Clonmel and Belfast, and the city of Cork, App. iii. p. 617- 619. F. Fahy, John. Carpenter, Dominick- street, registered for Cork as a 101, householder in November 1832; he was valued in the supplementary valuation at 5/.; he appealed orally, and was struck out, Lane 764. Fair Lane ( Cork). The upper part of Fair Lane considered as an improving part; the lower end towards Blarney Lane is a very stirring part of the town, Gould 3979, 3980. Farmers. See Agriculture. Cultivation. Profits of Farms. Roman- catholics. FARMS: In the south of Ireland:— They are very superior to those in Longford, and they are tilled by Roman- catholics generally, Courtenay 7317. In Longford.— A man will hardly ever take a farm who has not as much as will stock it; he has a capital before he takes it, Clogher 9838- 9842 The farms of Roman- catholics have in many instances been curtailed to make room for a Conservative constituency, M'Gaver 12534- 12543. King's County.— Those belonging to small farmers in King's County are composed of a small portion of upland and a portion of cut- away bog, which in this district is univer- sally of the very worst description, Battersby 13798. See also Clearance of Estates. Cultivation. Roman- catholic Tenantry. Farnesey, Mr. Has accumulated a profit of 40001 in the house occupied by him ; it is not worth more than 6 though he would not give it up for 201.„ Meagher 2821, 2822. 643. d 4 Farrell,