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Immigration Papers of 1825-26

The following information was extracted from the British Parliamentary Papers, 1826 (404) IV.1 "Select Committee on Emigration from United Kingdom Report, Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, Index."

STATEMENT of Implements, &c. issued to the Emigrants who arrived from

Lanarkshire, North Britain, in the Year 1820

No	DESCRIPTION	Number Persons			Adzes	Augers	Axes			Blankets	Carpenters Hammers	Files	Flanders Kettles	Fryingpans	Gimlets
No	DESCRIPTION	Men	Women	Children	Adzes	Augers	Felling	Hand	Pick	Blankets	Carpenters Hammers	Files	Flanders Kettles	Fryingpans	Gimlets
1.	Glasgow Emigration Society	11	7	19	6	11	11	11	11	28	11	22	11	11	22
2.	Bridgetown Transatlantic	22	20	66	11	22	22	22	22	75	22	44	22	22	14
3.	Abercrombie F.E. Society	8	7	22	4	8	8	8	8	26	8	16	8	8	16
4.	Bridgetown Canadian	32	25	92	16	32	32	32	32	103	32	64	32	32	64
5.	Muslin-street Society	9	7	28	5	9	9	9	9	30	9	18	9	9	18
6.	Abercrombie-street Society	8	6	31	4	8	8	8	8	30	8	16	8	8	16
7.	Transatlantic Society	9	9	35	5	9	9	9	9	36	9	18	9	9	18
8.	Lesmahngo emigrating	34	28	128	17	34	34	34	34	126	34	68	34	34	68
9.	Anderston & Ruglen E. Society	34	25	111	17	34	34	34	34	115	34	68	34	34	68

cont....

No	DESCRIPTION	Hooks		Hoes		Hinges, Pairs	Harrow Teeth	Iron Wedges	Latches & Catches	Locks & Keys	Nails, lbs.	Pitchforks	Sangets?	Handsaws	Spades	Scythes, complete
No	DESCRIPTION	Rcaping	Bill	Broad	Narrow	Hinges, Pairs	Harrow Teeth	Iron Wedges	Latches & Catches	Locks & Keys	Nails, lbs.	Pitchforks	Sangets?	Handsaws	Spades	Scythes, complete
1.	Glasgow Emigration Society	11	11	11	11	22	99	11	11	11	165	11	11	11	11	11
2.	Bridgetown Transatlantic	22	22	22	22	44	198	22	22	22	330	22	22	22	22	22
3.	Abercrombie F.E. Society	8	8	8	8	16	72	8	8	8	120	8	8	8	8	8
4.	Bridgetown Canadian	32	32	32	32	64	288	32	32	32	480	32	32	32	32	32
5.	Muslin-street Society	9	9	9	9	18	81	9	9	9	135	9	9	9	9	9
6.	Abercrombie-street Society	8	8	8	8	16	72	8	8	8	120	8	8	8	8	8
7.	Transatlantic Society	9	9	9	9	18	81	9	9	9	135	9	9	9	9	9
8.	Lesmahago emigrating	34	34	34	34	68	306	34	34	34	510	34	34	34	34	34
9.	Anderston & Ruglen E. Society	34	34	34	34	68	306	34	34	34	510	34	34	34	34	34

On blanket to each Man and Woman. One ditto to two Children.
Proportion of other Implements issued for the general use of the Concessions:
Grindstones- - - - - - - -40
Whip-saws - - - - - - - - 40
Cross-cut Saws - - - - - 40
Files, of sorts - - - - - - 120

Wm. Marshall, Captain

Sec’ Sup^t L. M^y Settlement

RETURN OF IRISH EMIGRANTS

Settled in the District of Bathurst, in the Year 1823, showing the Births and Deaths from that period until the present date; and also, the Number of Cattle and Hogs now in the Possession of each Head of a Family, together with the Amount of Produce raised by each on their respective Farms.

TOWNSHIP OF RAMSAY.–March 14, 1826.

(Note: The term “do” was used in this document meaning ditto or as above.)

No	NAMES	Con.	Lot.	Number of Family	Births	Deaths	Number of Acres Cleared	Grain raised since their Arrival	Potatoes	Turnips	Cattle	Hogs	REMARKS
1	Timothy Quinn	4	4	5	1	1 child	8	30	60	20	4	4
2	William Drake	2	2	2	2	2 do.	12	150	500	150	6	4
3	Cornelius Ryan	4	2	single	-	-	4	-	-	-	-	-	Has been at work at the canal
4	Partick Haly	9	2	6	-	-	16	140	800	400	7	14
5	William Gubbins	1	10	single	-	-	1	-	-	-	-	-	Working at the canal
6	Michael Corkery	3	10	8	1	-	30	300	1,200	900	10	20	Thirty acres cleared, including a beaver meadow which be brushed
7	Patrick Corkery	3	10	single	-	-	2	-	-	-	-	-	Residing and working with his father.
8	John Coghlin	3	13	3	1	-	5	30	100	100	-	2	At work at Kingston
9	Timothy Sheehan	3	16	8	1	-	14	100	300	-	4	2
10	Patrick Nelligan	4	18	2	-	-	4	45	40	-	1	-
11	James Ray	5	21	4	2	-	6	40	100	200	2	2	Sick for seven months
12	Michael Riely	5	20	single	-	-	1	-	-	-	1		Resided and worked together with Brian Riely was killed by the fall of a tree.
13	Brien Riely	5	20	3	-	1	8	60	200	300	1	-
14	Daniel Regan	5	19	7	-	-	10	50	300	100	2	-
15	John Regan	5	19	single	-	-	2	-	-	-	1	-	Residing with his father.
16	John Phelan	1	18	8	1	1	16	90	1,000	60	6	6
17	George Dooly	2	25	single	-	-	4	-	-	-	-	-	At work on the Grand River.
18	Martin Ryan	2	22	9	1	-	25	250	600	700	10	12	A grist and saw __? on this lot.
19	Patrick Foley	2	27	9	1	-	16	200	700	500	4	7
20	Michael M’Gaurin	1	25	single	-	-	6	40	150	200	1	-
21	Patrick Rourke	3	23	3	-	-	3	-	-	-	2		Has been at work on the canal.
22	Michael Horan	1	23	single	-	-	6	10	20	30	-		Has been at work at the canal.
23	William Riordan	5	23	single	-	-	5	50	100	-	-	-
24	Patrick Lynch	3	8	2	-	-	12	80	100	150	5	-
25	David Ward	4	7	7	1	-	12	100	200	200	1	-
26	Timothy Rahilly	4	7	6	1	-	10	80	250	100	12	-
27	John Kenney	5	7	4	1	1	10	100	400	500	6	8
28	James Sheehan	4	11	8	2	-	11	90	200	400	4	2
29	Thomas Madden	6	6	6	-	-	20	350	1,000	1,200	12	8
30	John Young	10	1	11	-	-	6	45	250	200	5	6
31	Garratt Dulneage	11	5	6	1	-	6	100	200	50	6	7
32	John Teskey, sen.	11	7	12	1	-	14	220	400	300	7	2
33	Joseph Teskey	4	10	single	-	-	4	20	20	-	-	-	Residing with their father.
34	Robert Teskey	11	8	do	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
35	John Teskey	11	7	do	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
36	Matthew Tierney	11	3	do	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Residing with J. Teskey.
37	John Benson	10	7	7	1	-	7	70	300	200	2	2
38	Jeremiah Madden	6	6	single	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Residing with his father.
39	John Curran	11	13	7	1	1	10	16	150	80	3	2
40	John Thompson	11	12	4	2	1	5	30	200	100	3	2
41	James Flynn	12	9	6	1	-	6	48	300	10	3	2
42	Robert Armstrong	12	7	9	1	-	6	10	200	20	2	4
43	Daniel Ryan	8	7	7	1	-	10	50	400	300	6	2
44	Timothy O’Brien	9	10	7	1	-	10	60	400	200	8	6
45	John Mara	9	11	10	2	-	9	20	100	100	3	3
46	Patrick Slattery	8	17	6	1	-	8	24	600	60	2	2
47	Francis Jessop	12	14	single	-	-	5	5	150	50	-	-
48	Tho^s Stephenson	9	23	9	-	2	7	25	300	40	-	-
49	Garratt Magle	10	27	11	2	-	11	110	800	20	3	5
50	Gerard Magle	9	26	single	-	-	4	-	-	-	-	-	Residing with his father.
51	Walter Stephenson	9	23	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Residing with his father.
52	William Hickey	12	11	single	-	-	3	70	-	-	5	2	Took a farm on shares at Brockville, hat is ??? upon his land.
53	Maur^s Bristnahan	11	11	do	-	-	3½	-	-	-	-	-	Working a farm on shares near Brockville.
54	Denis Galvin	5	23	do	-	-	2	-	-	-	-	-	Working on shares with another settler.
55	Patrick Donoghue	2	18	do	-	-	4	-	-	-	-	-	Has been at work at the canal, and is now sick.
56	William Barry	11	15	6	-	1	3	10	40	10	-	-	At work at Brockville at his trade (tailor.)
57	Denis Haly	1	7	single	-	-	2	-	-	-	1	-	Residing with his father.
58	Charles M’Carthy	7	8	2	-	-	6	-	-	-	-	-	At work at Kingston, his lot let upon shares.
	.....Total	-	-	251	31	11	430½	3,318	13,130	7,950	161	138

TOWNSHIP OF HUNTLY

NAMES	Con.	Lot.	Number of Family	Births	Deaths	Number of Acres Cleared	Grain raised since their Arrival	Potatoes	Turnips	Cattle	Hogs	REMARKS
John Meehan	10	18	4	1	1	9	35	350	130	4	1
Michael Meehan	9	19	single	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	At work with his brother.
James White	10	17	5	1	1	10	85	550	120	5	2
William White	9	20	single	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	At work with his father.
James Allen	10	19	6	2	2	6	30	220	100	4	-
William Walsh	11	20	3	1	-	6	8	180	90	2	-
Daniel Bristnahan	10	20	7	-	-	12	22	200	100	-	-
Timothy O’Brien	10	22	8	2	-	4	-	330	140	1	2	Cleared 8 acres upon a bad lot.
Patrick Mealy	11	21	single	-	-	4	10	40	30	-	-	At work with a settler.
Martin Mansel	11	23	2	1	1	12	80	250	50	4	2
Laurence Mansel	10	27	single	-	-	-	-	-	-	2 horses	-	At work with his brother.
Richard Forrest	12	22	6	-	-	26	110	1,000	500	-	6	Cow and calf drowned.
Timothy Forrest	11	21	single	-	-	-	-	-	-	4	-	Both have been at work near Brockville, but are now with their father.
James Forrest	11	20	do	-	-	-	-	-	-	5	-
Richard Forrest	12	20	do	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Residing with his father.
Charles Sullivan	12	23	do	-	-	4 ½	30	212	40	2	1
James Toughall	11	19	3	2	2	4	3	40	-	-	-
William Leahy	12	7	7	-	1	7	40	300	40	8	5
James Roche	9	15	7	1	-	6	16	60	50	4	-
Geoffrey Donohue	10	15	6	2	-	3	-	100	40	-	-	At work at Perth.
Michael Cronan	10	18	4	2	-	2	-	-	-	-	-	Both went to work, and are now sick near Brockville.
John Gaghagan	10	17	3	1	-	1	-	-	-	-	-	Both went to work, and are now sick near Brockville.
Total	-	-	79	15	7	116½	469	3,830	1,430	47	17	and 2 horses.

TOWNSHIP OF GOULBURN

NAMES	Con.	Lot.	Number of Family	Births	Deaths	Number of Acres Cleared	Grain raised since their Arrival	Potatoes	Turnips	Cattle	Hogs	REMARKS
Cornelius Collins	12	2	10	1	-	14	50	250	200	4	1
Richard Collins	11	1	5	-	-	9	30	60	20	5	-
Thomas Collins	11	1	2	-	-	4	30	50	-	2	-
Daniel Collins	12	1	single	-	-	3	20	50	-	2	-
James Buckly	12	1	3	-	-	6	18	200	-	2	1
Daniel Buckly	12	3	single	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Working with his brother.
Denis Murphy	10	3	5	-	-	6	30	100	60	3	3
Patrick Murphy	11	6	single	-	-	5	28	97	59	2	-
John Sullivan	7	6	6	-	-	13	40	400	-	4	-
John Sullivan, jun.	7	7	single	-	-	-	-	-	-	1	-	Working with his father.
John Barry	6	6	6	-	-	10	70	500	150	3	3
Thomas Barry	7	1	single	-	-	4	-	-	-	2	3	Working with his father.
Richard Collins	12	2	do	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Working with his father.
Roger Cunningham	11	5	7	1	-	7	76	200	140	4	8
Michael White	11	3	9	-	-	15	100	400	200	5	9
Total	-	-	59	2	-	96	492	2,307	829	39	27

TOWNSHIP OF PAKENHAM

NAMES	Con.	Lot.	Number of Family	Births	Deaths	Number of Acres Cleared	Grain raised since their Arrival	Potatoes	Turnips	Cattle	Hogs	REMARKS
John Green, jun.	7	21	4	1	-	5	4	50	20	1	-	Worked 9 months near Brockville.
George Green	5	3	single	-	-	-	-	-	-	2	-	Worked nearly 1 year at Brockville.
William Green	6	1	2	-	-	6	40	100	50	2	-
Denis Shanahan	8	24	3	1	-	5	-	-	-	-	-	Worked last year at the Ottawa, but is now on his land.
Thomas Boyle	7	18	6	1	1	7	14	100	100	7	3
Henry Boyle	6	25	single	-	-	-	-	-	-	1	-	Residing with his brother.
Michael Gregg	6	24	3	1	-	6 ½	-	-	-	-	-	Working for the last year at his trade (blacksmith.)
William Gregg	6	25	5	1	-	8	15	240	-	3	1
Henry Mahony	6	27	2	1	1	3	10	-	-	-	-	Working at his trade (saddler.)
John Mantle	7	23	6	1	-	6	22	210	110	4	1	Residing with his father.
James Mantle	5	25	single	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
John Dogherty	7	23	6	1	-	8	-	-	20	2	-
John Green, sen.	8	22	4	2	-	4	-	130	20	3	-
Thomas Green	9	21	single	-	-	4	-	-	-	4	-
Busted Green	8	22	2	-	-	7	5	-	-	1	-	Worked out at his trade (shoemaker.)
Timothy Kennedy	5	1	single	-	-	6	20	40	16	-	-	Worked out at Brockville.
George Hanniver	5	25	single	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Worked out at the Grand River.
Timothy Clahane	7	3	6	-	-	8	65	220	150	4	-
Denis Clahane	7	3	single	-	-	7 ½	-	-	-	2	-	Residing with his brother.
Total	-	-	56	10	2	91	195	1,100	486	36	5

No	NAMES	Con.	Lot.	Number of Family	Births	Deaths	Number of Acres Cleared	Grain raised since their Arrival	Potatoes	Turnips	Cattle	Hogs	REMARKS
1	Timothy Mann	12	23	7	1	-	12	92	200	100	1	1
2	David Dooland	12	23	9	-	-	14	100	400	50	4	1
3	Edmund Dooland	12	24	single	-	-	-	-	-	-	1	-	Residing with his father.
4	John Dooland	12	27	do	-	-	-	-	-	-	1	-	Residing with his father.
	Total	-	-	18	1	-	26	192	600	150	7	2

TOWNSHIP OF LANARK

No	NAMES	Con.	Lot.	Number of Family	Births	Deaths	Number of Acres Cleared	Grain raised since their Arrival	Potatoes	Turnips	Cattle	Hogs	REMARKS
1	Robert Shed	11	15	6	2	-	10	60	100	200	5	6

TOWNSHIP OF BATHURST

No	NAMES	Con.	Lot.	Number of Family	Births	Deaths	Number of Acres Cleared	Grain raised since their Arrival	Potatoes	Turnips	Cattle	Hogs	REMARKS
1	Michael Nagle	5	19	8	2	-	8	100	400	100	7	6

... (statistical summary of information excluded)

LOCATIONS VACATED BY DEATH OR ABSENCE

NAMES	REMARKS	No	TOTAL
	Deaths
Patrick Donoghue	Died in Ramsey in 1823	1
Florence Carey	Drowned in August 1825	1
John French	Drowned at Kingston, Upper Canada, October 1825	1
Bartholomew Murphy		1
John Delohary		1
James M’Donnell	Drowned in June 1825	1
Edmond Buckly	Died in Goulburn	1
Patrick Leahy	Died in Huntly	1
	Total - - - -		8
	Supposed to have gone to the United States
Denis Sweeny	Nailer by trade	1
James Brown	Boy	1
Thomas Hennessy	Turners by trade	2
Thomas Hennessy, jun.	Turners by trade	2
Jeremiah Mullane	Labourer	1
Michael Lynch	Millwright by trade	1
John Ruby	Boy	1
James Magner	Labourer	1
Daniel Callaghan	Ditto	1
	Total - - -		9
	Absent without leave, but at work in Canada.
Patrick Keefe	Rafting on the St. Laurence	2
Thomas Keefe	Rafting on the St. Laurence	2
William Brown	Boatman on St. Laurence	1
Richard Wynne	Carpenter, working at Perth	1
John O’Brien	Tradesman, at work in Montreal	1
Thomas O’Brien	At work with a farmer in the country	1
Patrick Dahill	At work with a farmer in the country	1
	Carried forward - - -	7	29

LOCATIONS VACATED BY DEATH OR ABSENCE

NAMES	REMARKS	No	TOTAL
	Brought forward - - -	7	29
	Absent without leave, but at work in Canada–continued.
Edmond Barry	Baker, at Kingston in Upper Canada	1
Michael Regan	Labourer, at work in the country	1
Patrick Sullivan	Labourer, at work in Montreal	1
Denis Daly	Mason, at Perth	1
John Leahy	Settled in the district of Newcastle	1
Cornelius Roche	Blacksmith, in Montreal	1
Timothy Toomey	Rafting on the St. Lawrence	1
Anniver Cusick	At work in the country, but will return to his land	1
James Seyward	Shoemaker, at Perth	1
Jeremiah Cronin	Shoemaker, at Perth	1
James Mard	Mason, at work on the Rideau	1
Patrick Hoare	Labourer at work in the country	1
Michael Crotty	Labourer at work in the country	1
George Hourahan	Labourer at work in the country	1
John Carthy	Labourer at work at Richmond	1
John Finn	Labourer at work in Douro	1
Cornelius Donovan	Sawyer, at Perth	1
James Scandlan	At work near Prescott	1
John Sullivan	Schoolmaster in the country	1
Patrick Lonergun	At work at the Canal	1
Cornelius Buckly	Has been absent, but is now returned to his land	1
Michael Sullivan	Carpenter, at Perth	1
James M’Grath	Labourer, at work in the country	1
Luck M’Grath	Labourer at work in the country	1
William Fitzgerald	Shoemaker, at work in the country	1
	Total		32
Robert Smithwich	Returned to Ireland	- -	1
	Total Locations vacated - - -	- -	62

GENERAL SUMMARY

No

TOTAL

Total Number of Irish Emigrants located in the District of Bathurst in 1823, under the Superintendence of Peter Robinson, Esq.

Heads of families

-

182

Present State of the Settlement, as per foregoing Returns: viz.

Heads of families now living on their lands, as per Return, No. 1

120

Locations vacated by deaths - - - - 8

Locations vacated by absence without leave, but supposed to be in Canada - - - 12

Locations vacated gone to the United States - - - 9

Locations vacated but at work in Canada - - - 32

Locations vacated returned to Ireland - - - 1

62

182

182

(This table is given as one in the original but has been broken into two for display here.)

DISTRIBUTION	Men	Women	Children	General Total
Located in the Newcastle district	625	512	745	1,373
Located in the Bathurst district	15	15	25	55
Met with friends at Montreal and remained there	8	6	12	26
Remained at Kingston	2	-	-	2
Absent at Colony without leave, and supposed to have gone to the United States	1	1	2	4
Died at sea on passage to Canada	2	2	11	15
Died since arrival in Canada	29	12	46	87
Total - -	680	548	941	2,069
Embarked at Cove			2,024
Joined in Canada			12
Born and now in the District of Newcastle			33
Total - -			2,069

JOINED IN CANADA
Heads of Families with whom these People were found	Men	Women	Children	REMARKS
Pat Clancy	2	-	-	Brother to Pat
B. Driscoll	-	-	1	Twin son of B. Driscoll
John Serjeant	1	-	-	Brother-in-law to J.S.
Michael Leahy	2	-	-	Sons to M. Leahy
Henry Gardiner	-	1	-
John Lancaster	1	-	-
Denis Shanahan	1	-	-
Jer. M’Carthy	-	1	-
Pat. Twooney	-	1	-
Michael Dabel	-	2	-
	6	5	1
The above persons were not included in the returns sent to the Colonial Office, with the exception of Michael Leary’s two sons; they had managed to get on board after the settlers had been mustered. On my taking charge of the Emigrants at Kingston, I found they had been considered as settlers up to that point, and from their being related to the other settlers I thought it best to continue them.

Appendix, No. 6.
LETTER from Agent of the Passengers Office at Liverpool, on the Charge of conveying
Emigrants from that Town to America.

Passengers Office, Liverpool, 4^th May 1826.
Sir,

Perceiving that there is a Committee of the House of Commons now deliberating on the expediency of transferring the overplus population of Ireland to Canada, I take the liberty of stating, that in the spring of 1823, in consequence of the numerous impositions to which emigrants embarking at this port were subjected, I was appointed by the American Chamber of Commerce here, the agent of the “Passengers’ Office,” established by them, and have ever since been employed in procuring passages, and in making the needful arrangements for emigrants proceeding from Liverpool to the United States and British America; and from the experience I have had in these matters, I flatter myself that I should be able to conduct such operations to the satisfaction of all parties, and on very economical terms.

Many vessels sail from this port for Quebec, &c. during the spring and summer of every year, and there being very little freight in proportion to the number of vessels, they might be chartered here, to take passengers from a port in Ireland to Quebec, on very moderate terms, generally about 21s. per register ton.

I have, during the last three years, engaged passages for Quebec from this port as low as 2l. 10s. and 2l. each, and within this month past single passengers have been taken for 3l. the owners of the vessel paying out of that sum the expense of births, water, water casks and fuel. Under faithful and prudent superintendence, the expense of fitting out a vessel for passengers at this port will be very moderate, the articles needful for that purpose being constantly on sale, and obtainable at wholesale prices.

Craving reference, with respect to character and ability, to the annexed printed notice of my appointment by the American Chamber of Commerce, and referring for the same purpose to Messrs Cropper, Benson & Co. And to Mr. Ed. Cearns, jun. Merchants here, to whom I am personally known.

                                                            I have the honour to be, very respectfully, Sir,
                                                                        Your most obedient humble Servant,
To R.J. Wilmot Horton, Esq. M.P.                                                     W.S. Fitz Hugh.
&c. &c. &c.

ESTIMATE of the Expenses of a Vessel to be chartered at Liverpool, to carry Passengers
from a Port in Ireland to Quebec.

A vessel of 300 tons will have accommodation for at least 200 passengers, according to the usual proportion of children, i.e. about 109 adults, 40 children under 14 years, and 51 children under seven years.

Such a vessel may be chartered for 21s. Per register ton

£315 - -

Cost of timber for and of building the births for that number

26 - -

Water casks and water

69 - -

Average, 2l. 2s. per head

£410 - -

Beds and bedding, viz. Mattress, blankets and coverlet, for the whole, will cost

200 - -

£510 - -

Provisions for the voyage, when furnished by the passengers themselves, seldom cost more than 30s. a head, and consist chiefly of oatmeal, potatoes, bacon, eggs, butter and molasses; but if to be provided for them, it would be requisite to lay in a sufficiency of biscuit and meat, including which the cost per head would not exceed 2l.

It is presumed, that a surgeon belonging to His Majesty’s navy would be employed; that expense and the cost of medicines, which would be trifling, is omitted in the above estimate.

W.S. Fitz Hugh.

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	No	TOTAL
Total Number of Irish Emigrants located in the District of Bathurst in 1823, under the Superintendence of Peter Robinson, Esq.
Heads of families	-	182
Present State of the Settlement, as per foregoing Returns: viz.
Heads of families now living on their lands, as per Return, No. 1	120
Locations vacated by deaths - - - - 8
Locations vacated by absence without leave, but supposed to be in Canada - - - 12
Locations vacated gone to the United States - - - 9
Locations vacated but at work in Canada - - - 32
Locations vacated returned to Ireland - - - 1	62
	182	182

Such a vessel may be chartered for 21s. Per register ton	£315 - -
Cost of timber for and of building the births for that number	26 - -
Water casks and water	69 - -
Average, 2l. 2s. per head	£410 - -
Beds and bedding, viz. Mattress, blankets and coverlet, for the whole, will cost	200 - -
	£510 - -