Fees to Lecturers at Civil Hospitals for Instruction in Post-Graduate course) (11 at £50)

Fee to Veterinary Inspector of Metropolitan Slaughter Houses for Course of) 12 Lectures

Contingent Expenses

850

500

Fees and other expenses incidental to examinations of Medical Students

E. PAY OF CLERKS AND OTHER SUBORDINATES:

Pay of Clerks, and charge for Miscellaneous Labour (including Additional
Pay of Hospital Orderlies, &c., not belonging to the Royal Army
Medical Corps, for Army and Militia Services); also Training Grants
for members of the St. John Ambulance Brigade

£.

F.-COST OF MEDICINES AND INSTRUMENTS:

Cost of Medicines and Surgical Instruments (including Medicines for
Militia), and of Artificial Limbs, Eyes and Teeth supplied to soldiers
still serving

G.-APPROPRIATIONS IN AID:

Amount to be received from the Government of India on account of
Medical Supplies and Men of the Royal Army Medical Corps on board
Indian Troopships

Repayment by Admiralty for Medical Attendance on the Staff of the
Army Ordnance Department and subordinates engaged on Naval
Services at Bull Point

(a) This amount is distributed among Commands in Appendix No. 4, pp. 162 to 165.

Note.-In addition to the foregoing Vote for Medical Services, provision for similar expenditure is made in other Votes, as follows:-Medical Staff of Native Indian Battalions at Colonial Stations, 4,1007. (Vote 1); Adjutants of Volunteer Royal Army Medical Corps, 1,2987. (Vote 5); Royal Army Clothing Department, 494/. (Vote 7); Royal Military Academy, 6497. Royal Military College, 1,3487. Staff College, 107. Duke of York's Royal Military School, 763%. Royal Hibernian Military School, 2707. (Vote 11); Medical Staff at Headquarters. 12,5407. (Vote 13); Chelsea Hospital, 4,500l. and Kilmainham Hospital, 1,2707. (Vote 15); Ordnance Factories, 4,440. (O.F. Vote); amounting in all to 31,5927.

II.

I. AN ESTIMATE of the Sum which will be required in the Year ending 31st March 1908, to defray the Expense of the PAY, BOUNTY, &c. of the MILITIA.

Eight Hundred and Forty Thousand Pounds.

SUB-HEADS under which this Vote will be accounted for.

£. 48,000 3,300

MILITIA: PAY, BOUNTY, &c.

2,300

53,600

650

100

750

ARTILLERY. ENGINEERS. INFANTRY.

£. 10,400 680

Vote 3.

3,450

200

100

300

14,530 339,000

£. 315,000 23,000

DETAILS of the foregoing.

1,000

£.

2,500

2,200

4,700

1907-08. 1906-07.

£. 427,000

6,000

54,000

323,000

2,000

35,000

847,000

7,000

840,000

MEDICAL
CORPS.

£.
7,540
350

550

8,440

70

70

NET INCREASE

£.
380
20

400

50

£. 390,000

5,500

57,000

333,000

2,500

40,000

828,000

9,000

819,000

CHANNEL COLONIAL
ISLANDS
MILITIA.

50

100

INCREASE.

£.
9,680
350

1,000

11,030

30

£. 37,000

500

50

80

ESTIMATE, ESTIMATE, MILITIA. 1907-08. 1906-07.

£21,000.

£. 391,000 27,700

8,300

DECREASE.

427,000

3,500

2,500

6,000

£.

3,000

10,000

500

5,000

18,500

(a) Appendix No. 5, on pp. 166 to 183, contains a full detail of the establishment for each corps, and of the rates of pay.

£. 356,000 25,000

9,000

390,000

3,000

2,500

5,500

Miscellaneous Receipts (including Contribution by the Alderney Government in aid of the
Expenses of the Alderney Militia, and Credit Balances on Deserters' Non-effective
Accounts) -

(a) There are 2 Adjutants and 2 Quartermasters of Militia Engineers, who are included in the Establishment of the Royal Engineers.
(b) There is, in addition, 1 Officer on the Permanent Staff of the Malta Engineer Militia, who is included in the Establishment
of the Royal Engineers.

NUMBERS OF MILITIA PRESENT AT TRAINING, 1906.
(Including recruits enlisted for "drill on enlistment," and exempt from training in first year.)
PERMANENT STAFF.

MILITI A.

(b) Strength on 1st July, 1906.

Excluding the Reserve Division of the Militia, which numbered 7,739 on 1st January, 1907.

Officers.

Serjeants.

Trumpeters
Drummers.
and

Rank and

File.

All Ranks.

2

17

93

112

13

8

230

251

42

463

172

677

382

337

363 13,476

2,205

2,301

75,487

II.

I. AN ESTIMATE of the Sum which will be required in the Year ending 31st March 1908, to defray the Expense of the PAY and ALLOWANCES of the IMPERIAL YEOMANRY, including the PERMANENT STAFF.

III.

IMPERIAL YEOMANRY: PAY AND ALLOWANCES.

Vote 4.

A.-REGIMENTAL PAY OF IMPERIAL YEOMANRY
B.-REGIMENTAL ALLOWANCES OF IMPERIAL
YEOMANRY.

C.-MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES OF IMPERIAL
YEOMANRY.

Deduct,
D.-APPROPRIATIONS IN AID -

Four Hundred and Ten Thousand Pounds.

SUB-HEADS under which this Vote will be accounted for.

A.--REGIMENTAL PAY OF IMPERIAL YEOMANRY:

Pay of Permanent Staff

Pay of Yeomanry Officers and Men p. 184.

1907-08.

Command Allowance

Storeroom Allowance

Squadron Contingent Allowance

Servant Allowance to Adjutants

DETAILS of the foregoing.

B.-REGIMENTAL ALLOWANCES OF IMPERIAL YEOMANRY:

Allowance at 10/- per recruit instructed in riding
Allowance for Regimental Transport

Allowance in aid of travelling to Musketry ranges
Allowance for Signalling establishment

Mess Allowance to officers under instruction

1906-07.

£. 203,000

213,750

7,000

423,750

750

NET DECREASE

-For details of Establishments
and pay see Appendix No. 6,-

423,000

Contingent Allowance and Equipment grants on increase of strength
Horse Allowance

Allowance at 100l. per regiment for provision of horses for riding
lessons

£.

£.

ESTIMATE,

1907-08.

£.

46,500

153,500

200,000

75,000 105,200

5,800

3,000

3,000

4,000

200

1,000

900 5,100

700

1,100

205,000

£13,000

£.

3,000

8,750

1,000

13,000

ESTIMATE,

1906-07.

£.

46,500

156,500

203,000

74,000

114,450

5,800

3,300

3,000

4,000

200

250

1,200 900

5,200 700

1,000

213,750