LIST OF ASSISTED GOVERNMENT IMMIGRANTS.

Press, Volume XII, Issue 1501, 31 August 1867, Page 2

LIST OF ASSISTED GOVERNMENT IMMIGRANTS.

Per Bhip Blue Jacket; sailed June 15. FAMILIKS AND CHILDREN. Far.n Laborers. —Major Ridley, wife, and child. Northumberland ; John Strachan and wife, Aberdeenshire.; Robert Gregg, wife, and child, I'own ; John Morrison and wife, Tyrone ; John Gough and wife, Tyrone ; William Spence, wife, and two children, Donegal ; Daniel McGonigle, wife and three children, Donegal ; William McDowell and wile, Antrim. Ploughman. —Alexander Birnie, wtfa, and child, Aberdeenshire. Shepherd —James Gordon, wife, and three children, Fifeshire. Brickraaker. —Edmund Dawkins and wife, Dorsetshire. Blacksmith—Charles McPherson, wife, and two children, Kincardineshire Mason. —Bartholomew Taafie and wife, Roscommon. Butler —John C. Ridley and wife, Northumberland. Bootmaker. —Thomas Treacey and wife, Middlesex. Printer. —Henry Morgan and wife, Gloucestershire. Carpenter.—Thomas F. Moore, wife, and child, Somersetshire. SINGLE MEN. Farm Labourers—Thomas Ridley, Northumberland ; William Ridley, Northumberland ; William Gordon, Fifeshire ; David Jones, Merionethshire ; Nicholas Uuudion. Alderney ; John Seaton, Perthshire ; David Ross, Sutherlandshire ; Thomas Sangster, Banffshire ; John Brown, Aberdeenshire ; Geo. Cooper, Aberdeenshire ; James Lemmon, Down ; David Lemmon, Down ; John Hewitt, Down ; Thomas Power, VVaterford ; timothy Coakley, Cork ; Borchet Mehrtens, Germany. Ploughmen:—Donald Urquhart, Ross-shire; John Urquhart, Ross-shire. Labourers.—Thomas Treacey, Middlesex ; W. Hampton, Armagh ; Alexander Adams, Longford ; Michael Joyce, Cork ; J Keeffc, Cork ; 1). MeGmigle, Northumherlindshire. Bricklayer—William Smith, Kent. Farrier.—W. G Terry, Devonshire. Shepherd—Murdock McKae, Ross-shire ; Donald McKae, Ross-shire. Schoolmaster. — Henry Thomas Bowers, Cheshire. SINGLE WOMEN. Domestic Servants.—Seliua Morgan, Somersetshire ; Mary Spence, Donegal ;' Elizabeth McGonigle, Donegal ; Mary MrGmigle, Donegal ; Catherine McGonigle, Donegal ; Kose McGonigle, Donegal ; Amy L. Terry, Devonshire ; Christina Urquhart, Ross-shire ; Bessy Adams, Longford j Mary Coakley, C>rk ; Margaret « oakley, Cork ; Julia Fletcher, Kent ; Ellen Mead, Middlesex ; Ann M Knight, Middlesex ; Annie Gosling. Middlesex ; Caroline Allingham. Middlesex ; Prisci la Probert, Middlesex ; Kate Bazley, Middlesex; Ellen Nisbet, Middlesex ; Louisa Nisbet, Middlesex; Fanny Nisbet, Middlesex; Helen Webster, Middlesex ; Phosbe Skinner, Middlesex ; Catherine Higley, Middlesex ; Louisa Fountlin, Middlesex ; Laura M. Theobald, Middlesex ; Rosa Everett, Middlesex ; Mary J "vines, Middlesex ; Kliza Morey, Middlesex; Mary A. Read, Lincolnshire ; • harlotte Read, Lincolnshire ; Mary J. Streetly, Leicestershire ; Elizabeth Lee, Northampton ; Louisa Quirck, Middlesex ; Ann Sarah Fluck, Gloucestershire ; Emma J. Crocrombe. Devonshire; Jane Skelsey Mid dlesex ; Marg. O'Connor, Dubl'n ; Agnes Sproule, Lanarkshire ; Jessie Ferguson, l.anshire; Elizabeth Rissett, Aberdeenshire; Jane Brown, Aberdeenshire ; Mary Ross, Slitherhmdshire; Sally M Larkinan, Norfolk ; Agnes Vlathews, Dowry; UarrteC Mathews, Down; Sarah Hay, Down ; Mary A. McWhinney, Kebeci-a McWhinney, Down ; Eliza Watson, Tyrone; Marg. Dovey, Tyrone ; Mary Rodgers, Tyrone; Anne O'Neill, Antrim; Mary liarkin, Antrim; Charlotte Ramsay, Antrim; Georgina Kogers, Fermanagh ; Margaret McClU'p, Donegal ; Su*an Somers, Wicklow ; Sarah Kirby, Londonderry; Ellen Lynch, Donegal; Margaret Walsh, Armagh; Margaret Fawcett, Queens ; Eliza Guthrie, Roscommon ; Mary Hoban, Mayo; Ann Hoban, Mayo; Margaret Noonan, Clare; Eliza Noonan, Clare ; Mary Fagan, Clare ; Julia Wade, Galway; Alice Flahire, Kerry; Ellen Carmody, Kerry ,- Honoria O'Sullivan, Kerry ; Johanna Connor, Kerry ; Helen Feahy, Galway; Bridget. O'Brien, Gal way ; Catherine Cunningham, Galway ; Mary Francis, Galway ; Mary Chambenain, Limerick ; Ellen Brien, ! Down ; Matilda McNutt, Donegal; Catherine j Thompson, Down ; Maria Thompson, Down ; ] Ellen 6immonds, Suffolk. i Cooks. —Ann RiUey, Northumberlandshire; Mary Urquhart, Ross shire : Margaret Adams, Longford; Emma Ralph, Middlesex; Eliza O'Doiiohue, Nottingham ; Nancy B. Wingyett. Devonshire; Jano A. Mehor, Miili.>t;naii ; Mary E Council, Midlothian; Margaret | Lowry, Donegal. Dairy Maids—Ellen J-mes ; Mag. Brown, Aberdeenshire ; fc-llen Power, Wa'erford ; Catherine .»lieu, Tyrone ; Mary Ann Lynch; Catherine Brick, Kerry -milkers —Elizabeth Taaffe, LondonDre . Dupluin, Alderney ; Mary derry ; Eliza Bowling, Norfolk. . Sutherlandshire; Housekeepers—Marg.Rosa, j Isabella Moßlair, Down. tornNeedlewoman—Catherine E. Phillips, - ' ersetshire. Nurse*—Elizabeth E. James, Heref. rd ; Rose Hay, Hums ; Christina Taylor; Annie Bassetr, Devonshire ; Ann Chappel, Surrey. - Laundresses— Martha Ridley. Northumberlandshire ; Viola Ridley, Northumberlandaiure ; Mary A. Bates, Worcestershire. ■ «rf ?'& « I * y \ Map y Parion *» Ann Williams l£ c t# Ma^ tha Hay and two cbudren, Emma Smith.

SUMMARY. Farm labourers, 23 ; ploughmen, 3 ; labourers, 8 ; shepherds, 3 ; brickmaker, 1 ; bricklayer, 1 ; mason, 1 ; blacksmiths, 2 ; carpenter, 1 ; bootmaker, 1 ; schoolmaster, I ; printer, 1. Domestic servants, 83 ; cooks, 9 ; diirv maids, 6 ; dressmakers. 3 ; housekeepers, 2 ; needlewoman, 1 ; nurses, 5 ; laurdresses, 3. Male adults, 46 ; female adults, 137 ; male children, 8 ; female children, 9; infant, 1 ; total, 203 souls, equal tol9l£ statute adults.