The Sun.
London, England, 1864-01-30 00:00:00

THE SALARIES OE THE OFFICERS.

Mr. LEGG said that there was no doubt, in con-
sequence of the Thames embankment, a vast amount
of work had been thrown upon the board ; and
there could also be no doubt but that the work of
the officers had been materially increased. The
time was now come when, as the board was about
to apportion the expenses of the establishment,
they should consider the following motion, which
he had given notice of—" That it be referred to
the Thames Embankment Committee to consider
the increased duties and responsibilities thrown
upon the heads of the several departments of the
board in consequence of the passing of the Thames
Embankment Acts 1862 and 1863, and that in
taking into consideration the subdivision of the
expenses of the board, the salaries of such officers be
re-considered."
Mr. NEWTON seconded the motion. _

An amendment was moved that the question be
not put, which was carried.
After the transaction of some routine busineEs
the board adjourned.

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