Right Hon. W. D. Andrews, late Justice, King's Bench Division
Right Hon. R. R. Cherry, late Lord Chief Justice

Right Hon. Sir D. P. Barton, Bt., late Justice, King's Bench Division
Right Hon. D. H. Madden, late Justice, King's Bench Division
Right Hon. J. G. Gibson, late Justice, King's Bench Division

40 & 41 V. c. 57, 44 & 45 V. c. 49.

Right Hon. James Owens Wylie, late Judicial Commissioner, Irish
Land Commission

21 & 22 V. c. 88 and 40 & 41 V. c. 56.

Craig, Sir J. W., K.C., late Recorder of Belfast and Chairman of
Antrim

Moore, Joseph H., late Chairman of Tipperary

Carried forward

+ Also received 6617. 188. from the Vote for Law Charges, &c., Scotland, for salary as Depute Clerk of Session Clerk to the Valuation Judges.

Also received 691. es. 5d. from the Vote for Law Charges, &c., Scotland, for salary as Clerk to Advocates Depute. Also received 3211. 5s. 3d. from the Vote for Law Charges, &c., Scotland, for salary as Clerk in Justiciary Office. Also received additional pension from Vote for Superannuation, &c.

Re-appointed Judge's clerk, and pension suspended from 4th July 1922.

See also page 59.

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To whom Payable and by what Acts Granted.

Amounts Issued for
Payment.

Brought forward

MISCELLANEOUS PENSIONS:

*Retired Allowances, &c., to Members of the Household of Her
late Majesty Queen Victoria under 1 Edw. VII. c. 4

§Retired Allowances, &c., to Members of the Household of His late
Majesty King Edward VII. under 10 Edw. VII. and 1 Geo. V. c. 28

Civil List Pensions :

¶Issues under section 12 (3) of the School Teachers (Superannuation)
Act, 1918, for deferred annuities, England

TOTAL AMOUNT Issued for ANNUITIES and PENSIONS

£

366,456 19

One annuitant also received retired pay from Army Funds.

Two annuitants also received Widows' Pensions from Army Funds.

One annuitant also received a retired allowance from the Superannuation Vote.

Two annuitants also received retired pay from Army Funds, one an allowance from the India Office, and one received salary from the House of Lords.

Three annuitants also received Widows' Pensions from Army Funds, one received a Widows' Pension from Navy Funds, one received an allowance from the Ministry of Agriculture, and one received an allowance from the India Office." Deferred annuities, Scotland, were paid from the Vote for Public Education, Scotland, Class IV., Vote 11.

SALARIES AND ALLOWANCES.

DETAILED STATEMENT of the Amount Issued from the Exchequer, in the Year ended 31st March 1923, for Payment of SALARIES and ALLOWANCES charged on the CONSOLIDATED FUND.

3,160

EXCHEQUER AND AUDIT DEPARTMENT.

29 & 30 V. c. 39, and 11 & 12 Geo. V. c. 52.

Sir Malcolm G. Ramsay, K.C.B., Comptroller and Auditor General
R. F. Wilkins, C.B., Assistant Comptroller and Auditor (to
31st March 1922)

SCOTCH CLERGY.

50 G. 3. c. 84, 4 G. 4. c. 79, 5 G. 4. cc. 72, 90, and 17 & 18 V. c. 94. *Augmentation of Stipends to Scotch Clergy

HIGHLAND SCHOOLS, SCOTLAND.

36 & 37 V. c. 53.

Allowances to School Boards of certain Parishes

INSPECTORS OF ANATOMY.

2 & 3 W. 4. c. 75.

5,000

354 3 4

3,514 3 4

17,040

899

988 16 11

433 6 8
363 15 2

797 1 10

£

28,239 2 1

The Ministers of Queensferry and Lerwick also received other small allowances, vide page 51.
Also received Bonus from Vote for Exchequer and Audit Department.

To whom Payable and by what Acts Granted.

Brought forward

MISCELLANEOUS.

2 & 3 W. 4. c. 116.

Salaries formerly charged on the Hereditary Revenues of Scotland,
viz.:

The High Commissioner to the General Assembly of the Church
of Scotland

The General Assembly, Church of Scotland, for Itinerant
Preachers

*The Procurator, for Salaries of Officers, Church of Scotland
+Six Trumpeters

Hereditary Keeper, and Deputy Keeper, Holyrood House $Secretary of the Order of the Thistle

CHARGES TRANSFERRED FROM THE LAND Revenues oF THE

CROWN.

29 & 30 V. c. 62.

To whom Granted and County, &c. on which first Charged.

The Procurator also received 1887. 6s. 4d. from the Vote for Law Charges, &c., Scotland, for salary to 7th July 1922 as Advocate Depute.

Three of these Trumpeters received pensions from Army Funds.

The charges originally transferred from the Land Revenues are set forth in Parliamentary Paper No. 457, of 1868, but many have been commuted.

This salary will cease with the present holder. The Secretary is also a Pursuivant, for which he receives a salary of 167. 138. 4d, a year from the Vote for Miscellaneous Expenses,

His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, Viscount FitzAlan of Derwent (to 5th December 1922.)

INSPECTOR OF ANATOMY :

2 & 3 W. 4, c. 75.

Dwyer, Frederick Conway (to 30th September 1922)
Ditto-Allowance for Expenses (to 30th September, 1922)

8.

d. 1

97 10

1,059 - 11

18,315 4 4

75

150

225

MISCELLANEOUS :

41 G. 3. c. 32.

Allowances to Sundry Persons, viz. :-

The Lord Mayor and Citizens of Dublin (to 5th October 1922)
Marquis of Downshire, for Rent of Ground near Carrickfergus
Castle

535 18 9

:

13 18 4

The Under Librarian at Marsh's Library, St. Patrick's Dublin (to 5th July 1922)

13 1 4

562 18 5

TOTAL AMOUNT issued for SALARIES and ALLOWANCES

£

53,974 3 9

Is also in receipt of 997. 68. 6d. under the Subhead "Scotch Clergy," on page 49.