I am the master of the Dungannon workhouse since it first opened seven years past. I recollect the immigration to Australia of young females last year from this workhouse the names of the females finally selected and approved of by Lieutenant Henry were [names not published]. These are the names of the girls finally selected and approved of by Lieutenant Henry but these were not the parties that went the only exceptions were __________ and ________, __________went in the place and under the name of _____ ________, and _______ ___ went into place and under the name of ___ ________. These girls answered in the false names when the list was called over by Mr Senior at the port of embarkation in my presence. I did not tell Mr Senior at the time that the girls answered to false names…… It was the subject of conversation in the boardroom and generally known to the whole board of guardians. The directions given to me by the guardians were verbal. The character of _________ __________was excellent to my own knowledge. I heard that _____ ______had been a woman of bad character but from my own knowledge I knew nothing against her while she was under my charge in the workhouse she conducted herself very properly.