The Sun.
London, England, 1846-04-15 00:00:00

UNDER LUKE FLAHAVEN.

UNDER THOMAS POWER.
Patrick Barry
UNDER PAT FLAHAVIN.
Johannah Shea
John Heany, owned half an acre ; went out anti
left half an acre of wheat
Michael Kiely, sub-tenant under Harney 3
William M`Donnell, joint tenant, is a sickly man,,
aged 40, not expected to live—says every day
he will throw down his house and go 6
John Walsh (young family)
Robert Walsh
Richard Walsh 4
Anthony Bullman 4
John Dunn
John Morrissy
N.B.—Thomas Geary still holds out—he has
young family of five.
THE LATE WILLIAM THOMPSON'S ACRE.
Edward Thompson, with sister married 7
Margaret Thompson, widow
HELD UNDER MAURICE DEE.
Matthew Phelan
N.B.—Anthony Thompson (left standing).
Norry Dee, widow
UNDER GARRET CHRISTIAN.

Edward Thompson
James Miieniry
[This young man's case is a cruel one. He bought
the house and kitchen-garden from a man
named Connors, the first owner, for 31.; Con-
nors sold his land to Christian, or Christopher.
Mgieniry has his door still standing in the
ruin.]
Nary Crawley, widow, and three children, her
daughter, with husband and family
UNDER PAT BUCKLEY.

James Hogan
[There was a girl sick of 'Aver in this house—she.
was removed to another cabin.]
UNDER BRIDGET DALY.

Darby Sheehan
Mary Kiely, widow
N.B.—John Keating. This man would not go out
He is a cripple. He fell going to mass on last
Christmas-day two years. He is sup ported by
his wife, by spinning. I did not speak to this
man.

UNDER JOHN TOBIN.

Michael Drohan
Thomas Bryan
Pat Butler
Bridget Fitzgerald
[This woman got 2/. from Tobin to go, and
leave the house to him. Poor man, will be let
keep his own I]
UNDER DENIS CROLLY.

Denis Sullivan .442
Denis Carroll 4—•
Edward Murphy •

UNDER MICHAEL BeHENIRY.
Margaret Shaw, widow ..
[She promises to throw down her hoe siN]
James Power, wife, and three infants .
Mary Barry 2
Richard Aylward
Widow Burke
Daniel Carty • 5
Ellen Walsh, widow 5
Ellen Fitzpatrick
Pat Phelan
Mat Corcoran
Thomas Bryan
John Kielly, wife and three infants - 5
Maurice Broderic, wife and four young .chil-
dren, helpless ...
Anne lliggius, widow
John Cleary, wife and three young children ..• 5

237
Total 50...4 families, without !numbers- artliel-zed 20
Persons who have not thrown yet, but, of cows e,
are as liable to go as others ft.. 20

Total „ 277"
And after some further particulars connected' with the
case, the reporter concludes by saying:—
" I believe my work is done for the present. I W.°,
put nothing down in malice, but everything in t he spirit
of truth and fair play. lam sure your column. I will be
open for any contradiction to these statements i—there
can be none as to the persons and their lands. Yet I
do not believe there can be the slightest dispute as to
these facts, which I have gone to considerable tro able to
elicit. There are eighty persons at least in ti h's last
list, which, with the two hundred and seventy-sei ren
ready mentioned, will be three hundred and fifty- •s even,
:without mentioning the seventeen families that a ,re yet
in jeopardy at Carrigshoheen. If by any malign influ-
ence these should be banished from all they hold .dear
on earth, the number exterminated would stand at t our
hundred and forty! I need draw no moral from this •
but you might call the attention of the Irish Me mbp rs
it,Bill, and thatns
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BIRTHS,
On the 11th inst., at Earl's-terrace, KensiogtOn, Mrs. Job°
Parkinson, of a son.
On the 12th inst., at Highfield, Exmouth, the lady. of W
Cole Cole, Esq., of a son.
On the 12th inst., in Hyde-park-square, Mrs. Rory Bran'
dreth, of a son.
On the 12th inst., in Arlington-street, the wife of Hand
Stanhope Illingworth, Esq., of a daughter.

MARRIED.
Yesterday, at St. George's, Hanover-square, by the Ref-
W. H. Dickinson, Mr. James Collins, of No. 12, Sh erboree"
lane, to Rosalia Albertini, eldest daughter of /the late
Nicomede Albertini Arnati, Esq., Professor of Modern. Litera-
ture to Winchester College.
On the 9th inst,, at Pannell, Yorkshire, Join Casa
sham, Esq., C.E., of York, to Frances, youngost demi ;hter of
the late J.,Thackwray, Esq., of Harrogate.
On the 11th inst., at Brighton, Edward Barry, Esq., t°
Mary Ann, widow of Mr. David Masterton.