Cork -  Poor and Waste Concerns in St. Peter's and St. Nicholas Parishes 

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POOR AND WASTE CONCERNS IN ST. PETER'S AND ST. NICHOLAS PARISHES 

			[Excerpted from] 
		      Parliamentary Papers 
		     REPORTS from Committees 
			Seventeen Volumes  
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		    FICTITIOUS VOTES (IRELAND)
	      Session: 15 November 1837 - 16 August 1838
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"THE SELECT COMMITTEE appointed to inquire how far the 
intentions of the Reform Bill are defeated by creating and 
registering FICTITIOUS and IMPROPER VOTES in IRELAND and who 
were empowered to report the MINUTES OF EVIDENCE taken 
before them, from time to time, to The House.

Have received several further Documents relating to the Cty 
of Cork, in addition to those already reported;  Ordered by 
The House of Commons, to be printed, 9 April 1838
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(3) – RETURNS of WASTE and Poor for St. Anne's, St. Mary's, 
St. Peter's and St. Nicholas  -	Joseph Dunbar, Collector					
							
NAMES		Concerns	STREET			REMARKS
Miss Williams	house		Cross-street		poor
Miss Williams	house		Cross-street		poor
Miss Williams	house		Cross-street		poor
Margaret Cave	house		Douglas-street		poor
Denis Murphy	house 		Douglas-street		poor
Davis Cahill	house		Watercourse		poor
D. Nevile	house		James-street		poor
John Fendle	house		Kemp-street		poor
… Newsome	house		James-street		poor
… Broderick	house		New-lane		poor
							
(4) – A LIST of WASTE  and Poor in the Parish of St. Peter's, July 1837
St. Peter's,  Joseph Dunbar, Collector

NAMES		Concerns	STREET			REMARKS
Mrs. Martin	house		Duncan-street		waste
T. Saunders	...coach-house	Devonshire-street	waste
		and stable				
M. Mahony	stable		Miller-street		waste
… Sullivan	house		Henry-street		waste
     Ditto	store		Henry-street		waste
… Alecock	store, ruins	Henry-street		waste
… Stevelly	stable		Mansion-st.-lane	waste
… Martin	...coach-house	Peter-street		waste
T. Callaghan	house		Peter-street		waste
C. Flanigan	house		Peter-street		waste
… Daly		store		Peter-street		waste
… Murphy	house		Nile-street		waste
    Ditto	yard		Hanover-street		waste
J. Connell	outhouse,ruins	Hanover-street		waste
… Upton		house	        Queen's-place		waste
     Ditto	stable		Queen's-place		waste
… Hackett	house		Queen's-place		waste
     Ditto	stable		Queen's-place		waste
… Hawkesworth	stable		Mansionhouse-lane	waste
Thomas Martin	store		now Adelaide-street	down
… Welstead	house		North Main-street	waste
… Hutchins	house		Fishamble-lane		waste
… Beamish	house		Fishamble-lane		waste
E. Pike		three lots of 	Adelaide-street		waste
		building-ground				
Widow Driscoll	house & concern	Duncan-street		.. half-poor
E. Magrath	house		Duncan-street		poor lodgers
… Paddington	house		Miller-street		poor lodgers
John Stanton	house		Henry-street		poor lodgers
Mrs. Hains	house		Henry-street		.. half-poor
Widow Connell	house		Moore-street		poor lodgers
F. B. Beamish	stable		Moore-st, in lane	waste
… Noble		house		Coach-street		poor lodgers
… Manning	house		Fishamble-lane		.. half-poor
James Parker	house		Cross-street		poor lodgers
James Finn	 ware-rooms	Hanover-street		half-waste
W. Kearns	house		North Main-street	part waste-part poor

NOTED:  I, Rowland Davies. One of the churchwardens of the 
parish of St. Peter, do solemnly declare that the foregoing 
return is fair and correct, to the best of my knowledge and 
belief.							
(signed)	Rowland Davies		
Declared before me this [? ] day of July 1837, James Lane, 
Treasurer.						
	
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(5) – A LIST of WASTE and Poor in the Parish of St. Nicholas, July 1837  
St.Nicholas, Joseph Dunbar, Collector, 

NAMES		Concerns	STREET			REMARKS	
Mary Caghlan	house		Barrack-street		waste
E. Sullivan	house		Barrack-street		waste
D. Hogan	outhouse	Barrack-street		waste
Ellen Walsh	house		Barrack-street		waste
John Toomy	house		Barrack-street		waste
W. Callaghan	house		Fort-street		waste
T. M'Namara	yard		Drudge's-hill		waste
John Callanan	house		Barrack-street		waste
F. Connolly	house		Barrack-street		waste
H. K. Teath	office		Clarke's-quay		waste
   Ditto	Stable &	   Ditto		waste
		coach-house				
   Ditto	store & piggery	   Ditto		waste
W. Ryan		house 		Quaker's-hill		waste
… Desmond	house		Douglas-street		waste
… Jones		house		Douglas-street		waste
… Ellis		house		Douglas-street		waste
… Nicolson	house		Douglas-street		half-waste
E. Kiely	outhouse	Douglas-street		waste
Mrs. Cogan	house		Douglas-street		waste
Mr. Ratcliffe	house		Langford-row		waste
Mrs. Ratcliffe	house		Langford-row		waste
P. Downey	store and kiln	Douglas-street		waste
Mrs. Ruby	house		Willow-hill		waste
John Connor	house		Willow-hill		waste
Sir A. Warren	house		Cone-street		waste
R. Hewson	stable 		Mary-street		waste
R. Hardy	stable 		Mary-street		waste
J. Dixon	linney & yard	Mary-street		waste
J. Haynes	..coach-house	Mary-street		waste
… Southwell	house		Margaret-street		poor
Dr. O'Brien	stable 		Stable-lane		waste
M. R. Westropp	stable 		Stable-lane		waste
     Ditto	stable 		    Ditto		waste
P. Donovan	house		Donovan-street		waste
    Ditto	house		    Ditto		waste
P. J. O'Brien	bakehouse	George-quay		waste
Edmund Goold	yard		George-quay		half-waste
     Ditto	spirit store	   Ditto		waste
T. Haynes	house		Dunbar-street		waste
J. Sullivan	house 		White-street		waste
     Ditto	linney		    Ditto		waste
Mrs. Merrick	house		Rutland-street		waste
John Forde	house		Cotter's-quay		waste
     Ditto	yard		    Ditto		waste
Sir T. Deane	yard & linney	Cotter's-quay		waste
T. J. Fitzgerald yard ruins	now a road		waste
Sir T. Deane	stable 		Cotter's-quay		waste
Thomas Hewitt	stable 		Cotter's-quay		waste
M. Roberts	No. 2 store	Union Island		waste
     Ditto	bakehouse	   Ditto		half-waste
J. Nowlan	back yard	Union Island		half-waste
Mrs. Cole	house		Terrace			.. by order of
                                                        grandjury
						
NOTED:  I, Richard Chillingworth. one of the churchwardens 
of the parish of St. Nicholas, do solemnly declare that the 
foregoing return is fair and correct, to the best of my 
knowledge and belief.							
(signed)	
Richard D. Chillingworth		
Declared before me this 22nd day of July 1837, James Lane, 
Treasurer.							
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Transcriber's Note:  Where first name not shown used ...
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SOURCE:  Seventh Volume Part 1 [Excerpted from SECOND 
REPORT] Parliamentary Papers REPORTS from Committees [Online 
Google Books-p332 to p349]