The Sun.
London, England, 1866-10-13 00:00:00

157 15 0

241 15 10

1,322 17 7

_ ___,— 3,38911 0
Coroners' Expenses Total.
Middlesex—
Salaries,s.s £sid.
Westa.
d. 4
B. d.
. •• . 115 0 0.. 208 17 6.. 353 17 6
Ceritrail 305 0 0.. 714 0 6 _lOl9 0 8
West_tan ..... 375 0 0.. 661 1 0..1031 1 0
~..westroft;ster 110 0 0.. 188 18 6.. 278 13 6
of
Lancaster. 11 1 9.. 35 10 0.. 45 11 9 .2,735 9 3
Gross total
Bridges
, ••
GSehisto,us..ii_ouse,•Clenienwell .. • • '• 65613
5
75 0 0
Aztuuall, Westminst:er ...: .... ...1 .•
• 115153 176
2
_ Blatan thedges additional Salary • • •• 167 211
clerk of Peace ••
50 0 0
Weights and Measures . • • •'" • • • • L 3 18 10
Treasurer of the County • • • ' • ..
.4,_penses incurred under the Registration of
n Voters' Act Viet. cap. 18) • •
"30eYance to Pepotsot Offenders sentenced to
-„PeilLi Servitude . • • •
Vacflernoval of Scotch andlrish Paupers .. •
eral Printing and Stationery
ertisemen ••
eellaueous Charges .. ••
Total Expenditure ..
bidallee on Sept. 29, 1866 ..

163 18 8

13 13 2
2) 14 8
122 11 9
63 11 9
246 6 2

.. 536,211 17 9
.. 1,829 6 3

237,041 4 0
AS TO "THE LUNATIC ASYLUMS ACT, 1853,"
R RATE.
Balance In the Bank of EnECEIPT.
1866 gland on 30th June,
Arrears on that day of the Rate made
6 1
1
itzlin2t aaheAcl•nril2l36.3.tify, 1868 ....i1:674 11

3,88 8
Arrears of ditto on 29th 5ept.,11.886411,6102 13 5 4
Amount of Rates received • • ----

12,271 8 4

Total lleceißt .. ..
LXPENDITURE.
Lunatic Asylum at Hanwell—Ordinary repairs .. ..
Interest paid •• ••
• Principal repaid ..
Office
Ato retired Offiters

.. £22.593 14 5

..£1,616 5 2
.. 871 15 7
.. 700 0 0
.. 49 13 10

Lunatic Asylum at Colney Hatch
Ordinary repairs.. ..
Improvements
Interest paid Principal repaid.... Annuities to retired officers ..

.. 889 9 6

Maintenance of County Lunatics

Total exp
talanee on 29th Sept., 1866enditure..

3,237 15 7

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11 OMELESS BOYS OF LONDON.-CON
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