Parliamentary Papers, Volume 52H.M. Stationery Office, 1907 - Bills, Legislative |
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... 12 Extension of Fire Main and Hydrant - 120 127 19 10 7 19 10 Carried forward £ 2,930 3,358 5 7 13 9 7 441 15 2 CLASS I. - continued . VOTE 1. - ROYAL PALACES 6 Co APPROPRIATION ACCOUNTS OF SUMS GRANTED FOR CIVIL SERVICES.
... 12 Extension of Fire Main and Hydrant - 120 127 19 10 7 19 10 Carried forward £ 2,930 3,358 5 7 13 9 7 441 15 2 CLASS I. - continued . VOTE 1. - ROYAL PALACES 6 Co APPROPRIATION ACCOUNTS OF SUMS GRANTED FOR CIVIL SERVICES.
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... carried out in conrection with the visit of His Majesty to Holyrood and the subsequent review of the Scottish Volunteers . Casual variation . CLASS I. - continued . VOTE 1. - ROYAL PALACES AND REVENUE DEPARTMENTS , FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ...
... carried out in conrection with the visit of His Majesty to Holyrood and the subsequent review of the Scottish Volunteers . Casual variation . CLASS I. - continued . VOTE 1. - ROYAL PALACES AND REVENUE DEPARTMENTS , FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ...
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... 8 110 9 8 Construction of Stone Stairs from East Terrace to Lawn . 718 4 11 718 4 11 Carried forward ci 6,710 8,335 17 9 490 8 2,116 5 9 1 1 · CLASS I. - continued . VOTE 1. 8 APPROPRIATION ACCOUNTS OF SUMS GRANTED FOR CIVIL SERVICES 00.
... 8 110 9 8 Construction of Stone Stairs from East Terrace to Lawn . 718 4 11 718 4 11 Carried forward ci 6,710 8,335 17 9 490 8 2,116 5 9 1 1 · CLASS I. - continued . VOTE 1. 8 APPROPRIATION ACCOUNTS OF SUMS GRANTED FOR CIVIL SERVICES 00.
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... carried out to obviate the defect . Casual variation . Casual variation . Casual variation . This expenditure is in connection with the diversion of the main sewer from the Castle and other drainage works , rendered necessary by the ...
... carried out to obviate the defect . Casual variation . Casual variation . Casual variation . This expenditure is in connection with the diversion of the main sewer from the Castle and other drainage works , rendered necessary by the ...
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... by His Majesty the King Carried forward 106 8 5 13 15 7 86 9 3 106 8 5 £ . 1,740 2,557 13 8 628 7 2 1,446 10 - CLASS I. - continued . VOTE 3. - ROYAL PARKS 22 APPROPRIATION ACCOUNTS OF SUMS GRANTED FOR CIVIL SERVICES.
... by His Majesty the King Carried forward 106 8 5 13 15 7 86 9 3 106 8 5 £ . 1,740 2,557 13 8 628 7 2 1,446 10 - CLASS I. - continued . VOTE 3. - ROYAL PARKS 22 APPROPRIATION ACCOUNTS OF SUMS GRANTED FOR CIVIL SERVICES.
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31 March A.-Salaries Accounting Officer Aid Realised anticipated Appropriations in Aid Buildings Casual variation Causes of Variation certify charged CLASS II.-continued Commission Commissioners compared with Grant Comptroller and Auditor Court Deduct ditto ditto Dublin ended 31st March Estimate has taken Estimate over Expenditure Estimated cost examined Expenditure and Grant Expenditure Gross EXPENDITURE in excess Expenditure to 31st Extra Receipts EXTRA REMUNERATION Fees Fund Grant Gross Grant in Aid Gross Estimate GROSS TOTAL Incidental Expenses Inland Revenue Ireland IRELAND-continued John Kempe Loans March 1906 Balance Miscellaneous PACKET AND TELEGRAPH paid payment place under Sub-Heads POST OFFICE PACKET Prisons provision Queen's College realised in excess received Remanet Repayment REPORT REVENUE DEPARTMENTS Royal Royal Irish Constabulary saving Scotland showing the Surplus shown STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURE Sum Expended Sum Granted Surplus of Appropriations Surplus of Gross Surplus or Deficit Surrendered Total Estimate Expenditure Treasury Letter Variation between Expenditure Vict W. M. Martin Wei-Hai-Wei
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 52 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1907 |
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