No. of

Tables.

96

NATIONAL HEALTH ( Number of Persons entitled to Benefits, Receipts and

INSURANCE.

Expenditure

Number, Membership, Income and Expenditure

102

to

107

BANK OF

ENGLAND, &c.

Promissory Notes of Public, Private, and Joint Stock Banks,

in Circulation, Amount thereof

231

Note.-The figures for the year 1924 may, in some cases, be subject to revision, owing
to final corrections in the published returns.

STATISTICAL DEPARTMENT,

BOARD OF TRADE,

LONDON, S.W. 1.

March, 1926.

A. W. FLUX.

287

288

290

IMPERIAL REVENUE, EXPENDITURE, &c.

No. 1.-AMOUNT of the ESTIMATED and ACTUAL IMPERIAL REVENUE and EXPENDITURE of the UNITED KINGDOM, with the difference between the ESTIMATED and ACTUAL AMOUNTS, and the SURPLUS or DEFICIENCY of INCOME, in each of the Years ended 31st March, 1910 to 1925.

(Compiled from the Finance Accounts of the United Kingdom.)

YEARS ended

SURPLUS (+)

or

DEFICIENCY

(-).
(Any surplus
constitutes
the Old Sink-
ing Fund

unless other-
wise provided
by Parlia
ment.)

Budget and Supple

mentary

Estimates.

(a) Including arrears of 1909-10.

(b) The Revenue Act, 1911, directed that the income and expenditure of the years 1909-10 and 1910-11 should be aggregated for the purpose of determining the Old Sinking Fund for 1910-11.

(e) These amounts were applied in purchasing and paying off debt during the respective years, and, under the Finance Acts, 1920, 1921, 1922, 1923 and 1924 respectively, did not become Old Sinking Fund, but were deemed to be expenditure within the meaning of the Sinking Fund Act, 1875.

(d) This includes £25,000,000 provided in the Budget for Supplementary Estimates, which, however, only amounted to £18,831,000.