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MIDDLESEX.

ABSTRACT of the ACCOUNTS of SIR R. BAKER, Knt.,
TREASURER of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX.
FitOM THE 4TH OF APRIL, 1535, TO THE 2ND OF APRIL; 1836.
RECEIPT.
Balance in hand on the 4th of "April, 1835 £1,309 4 Sl.l
Received on account of County Rates
Received of the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's
Treasury, under the sth and 6th Will. IV., cap. 80,
called the Appropriation Act, viz.—One.half of the
Expenses of Criminal Prosecutions at the Central
Criminal Court, Clerkenwell, and Westminster Ses-
sions, from the 25th of June to the 30th of September,
18`15
• The whole Expenses for the Convey-
ance of Convicts to the Depots,
from the Ist of July to the 30th of

September, 1835 - 308 8 7

For Rent of Vaults under the Guildhall, Westminster
For Copies of Register of County Electors
For ditto ditto of Finsbury ditto
For ditto ditto of Tower ditto
For ditto ditto of Marylebone ditto
For Maintenance and Clothing of Prisoners convicted

at the Tower Sessions
For Fees received by Inspectors of Weights and Mea-
sures, under the Act 5 and 6 Will. IV. c. 63
HOUSE OF CORRECTION.—For Maintenance of Pri-
soners under Sentence of Courts Martial, Deserters
on Route, Sums taken from Prisoners by order of Ma-
gistrates, and applied towards their support in Pri-
son, and for Copies of Commitments by order c.f Vi-
siting Justices
For Prisoners' earnings
.1' or Maintenance of Deserters in the New Prison
For Fines under various statutes
For Sundries

EXPENDITURE.

1,044 15 0
150 0 0
81 •2 0
58 12 6
vo 3 6
7 5 0

'77 2 0

90 12 G

202 16 6%
182 15 11%
3 U 6
107 12 6
8 6 6

£76,140 15 3%

Bridges
Clerks of the Peace and Criers 476 3 6
Coroners' Fees and Travelling Expenses . 1,433 16 7
Expenses incurred under the Reform Act-2 Will IV. cap. 45 314 1 8
Newgate—Removal of Transports £3,163 0 11
New Prison Clerkenwell
House of Correction X 12,051, 3 5 3,752
7 0
Tontine Annuities for Build-
us ing Ditto
2,851 15 5i
14,905 Is 101
1 Westminster Bridewell 5,812 18 91
0 i Interest on Money borrowed
on account of building
Westminster 8ridew,11....£8,085 2 5
Amount paid in part Dis-
charge of Principal

.14,0(10 2 5

11: 7
King's Bench, Marshalsea, and Fleet Prisons ----41,21,
350 5 0
Law Expenses 467 7 6
Lunatic Asylum, Repairs of
Lunatics (whose Settlement cannot be ascer-

taMed- -- ---
1,504 1 11
Interest ion Money borrowed on
account of County Pauper Lu-
natic Asylum £3,473 3 0
Amount paid in part Discharge of
Principal 8,88814 4

.12,361 17 4

14,209 7 5
Militia
Printing, Sundries, and Incidental Expenses
Prosecutors &I Central Criminal Court SessionsXs,l27 5 4
Witnesses Middlesex Ditto
at the Westminster Ditto lB4 3 10

5,1357 2 8
Session House Clerkenwell
Sheriff of Middlesex, in lieu of Debtors' liberate Fees 2:35 18 0
Treasurer of the County 750 ii 0
Vagrants and Paupers
Weights and Measures Act-4 & 5 Will. IV. cap. 49 1,403 19 6
Westminster Court House 476 11 21

X 70,792 5 61
Total Receipt £711,140 15 34
Ditto Expenditure 70,792 5 6%
Balance in hand April 2, 1836 Z 5,348 9 8%

Sr. :viARYLEBONE.--From the recent report of
the fourth board of auditors for the year ending 1835, it ap-
pears that the total number of persons now in the workhouse
and infirmary is 1,140; the casual out-door poor 1,589; the
permanent out-door poor 376 ; the illegitimates 107 ; the luna-
tics 78 ; total average number relieved weekly, 3,290. The
weekly balances of cash left in the hands of the vestry averages
27,0751. The present supposed value of the parochial pro-
perty is 40,800/.
THE COUNTY TREASURER OF MIDDLESEX.—
In consequence of Sir Robert Baker announcing his intention
of retiring from the Treasurership of the county of Middlesex,
which he has many years held, a Committee of Magistrates
was appointed to inquire into the nature of the duties, and the
emoluments attached to the office. The following gentlemen
formed the Committee :—Sir Charles Forbes, Sir James
Williams, Sir Peter Laurie, Colonel Clithero, and Messrs.
Hall, Laurie, Rotel', Flower, Acklom, and Wilson. The
Committee, after sitting for several days past, have just con-
cluded their labours, and the report prepared will be submitted
at the next county meeting of the Magistracy.
Saturday next will be the birth-day of the poet
Moore, who on that will enter on his 59th year.
THE LIFE OF THE FIRST EARL OF SHATES-
BURY. By Mr. B. Martin, and Dr. Kippis. Edited by G.
Wingrove Cooke, Esq., Author of " Memoirs of Lord Bo-
lingbroke."—" There is not in all our English annals," oh.
serves the Literary Gazette, " a more interesting period than
the one in which Lord Shaftesbury was an actor. Our esti-
mate of him has always been of a high order; his talents were
great, and the liberties of his country his first object. The
concluding scenes of Lord Shaftesbury's eventful career have
all the incident of a drama. We give Mr. Cooke the greatest
credit for the care and industry with which he has arranged
his materials. The whole work is a valuable acquisition to
our English historical literature."