... paupers wore encouraged to rosi#t the directions and control of Protestant officers. Mr, Plunkett-I repudiate that assertion as fake, and calculated to offend every Catholic gentleman on the board. Mr. Byrne-You may repudiate it if you like. I have heard guardians ...

... xpenlditure of wore tilal a uillitlis a-year, and after tilt lllislnialagenllelit and ahlilnc . ltli thle contnmltter heal exposed filit iiI olit to insist oit a change ill tilt system (Ilear).oS i Brr. LAItNG entirely agreed witii til t igiht 11011 eiltle ...

... complaints, And his character aperseed and suspected, very frequently without caute-44s honour end honesty dailynny healy, exposed to the strongest te teptation--nd of which none huts a'ost ?? e' ployee can form any adeeuate idea ; and all this without ...

... orders under ?? acts which existed in Elngland should be extended to Ireland (hear, tear). ?? also thought that the mode of faking the poll at municipal elections in Ireland was in a very detective state, and ought to be rrnedied. and tbat a better system ...