Ireland.] E L E C T I O N . 65 Reports, 1837- 8— coiitinued. Morrison, . A policeman in Longford ; he was tried for the murder of a Catholic ; he pleaded a justification, and was acquitted ; he afterwards indicted the persons who saved his life at the time of the murder; they were found guilty, and sentenced to imprison- ment, M'Gaver 12453, 12454 Previous to his trial, a person went through Longford to ascertain who would acquit him provided they were placed 011 the jury M'Gaver 12454- 12457. Morrisy, Thomas. Shoemaker, Sunday's Well- road ( Cork city); ten- pound householder ; registered November 1832; he was valued in the supplementary valuation at 5 I.; he appealed, and his appeal was allowed, Lane 889. Morrogh, Robert. He was refused the freedom of Cork, though he had served a re< nilar apprenticeship, Meagher 4927— 4931 In refusing him admission, the corporation acted under the advice of the then recorder, Besnard 4932- 4934. Mount Granard. Land in the vicinity of Mount Granard is let at 4/. per acre, Flood 8606, 8607.8613- 8616 This part of Longford is- a great grazing country; the farmers generally make their rents from their butter and pigs, Flood 86ig. Mulcahy, Edward. Baker, Fair- lane ( city Cork); valued in 1828, in two houses, at 5 I. each; returned as " poor," or " waste," tiil the summer of 1832, when he registered; manner in which the property has been returned since that period, Lane 1108- 1111. Mulfall, Michael. Claimant to register for Longford; he was rejected in October 1832, for want of title; he lodged an appeal, but, instead of prosecuting it, applied to the assistant barrister, in January 1S37, and was admitted, Gardiner 7979- 7909. Mullane, Timothy. Registered out of a house and land at Holly- hill, Cork ; he resides at Knocknacuilen, Deeble, 5953, 5954. Mullins, Patrick. New- lane ( city of Cork); registered as a 10 I. householder; there is 110 trace of him in the valuation, Lane 889. Mulvey, Thomas. Particulars respecting the quantity of land held by him ; amount of rent; amount received by him for the produce of his farm, M'Gaver, 11791- 11811 Opinion that the person who gave evidence before the Longford Election Committee, respecting this farm, could not have examined it with any degree of particularity, M'Gaver 11812- 11821. Minister. See Roman- catholic Clergy. Murders. They have been very common in Longford of late years, Courtenay 13444- 13453. See also Brock, Mr. Cathcart. Longford. Moorcroft. Murphy. The number of persons of this name on the register for Cork is nearly 200, up to January 1837, Deeble 5535. Murphy, Denis. Shoemaker, Douglas- street, Cork; registered as a 10/. householder in 1832; does not appear in the valuation, Lane 890. Murphy, James. Grocer, Clarence- street, Cork; valued at 7/. in 1828; was returned either " poor," or " waste," till the spring of 1835, when he became " rateable;" regis- tered in 1832 as a 10/. householder, Lane 1112- 1114. Murphy, James. Tailor, Broad- lane, Cork; valued at 5/. in 1828, but not rated tiil the spring of 1832; registered in November 1832, since which time he has not been rated, Lane 1133- 1136. Murphy, Jeremiah. Blarney- lane, Cork; house occupied by him is a very small, poor slated house; the premises are much superior to it; 3 I. a year is nearly the full value of them, Young 1450- 1466 Are well worth vol. a year; he built the house at a cost of 80/., Meagher 2976- 3006 Is valued at 51, in the valuation, Lane 1477 ; registered in September 1836, Lane 1478 It never could have been valued for the city rates, it is so small; might have been more valuable formerly, but never of the value of 10 I., Young 1483- 1486 Voted at the election in 1837, Colburn 1487. Murphy, Jeremiah. Registered out of house and garden at Droumane in 1835, Colburn 5gg7 There is 110 such denomination of land upon the treasurer's return, Deeble 5398- 5404. Murphy, John. Carpenter, Fair- lane, Cork; ten- pound householder; registered in Novem- ber 1832 ; he was valued in the supplementary valuation at 5 I. ; he appealed, and his appeal was allowed, Lane 889 He paid 6 I. Irish for ground- rent; his premises were of the full value of 10 L, Barry 5709- 5745. 643. i Murphy,