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

12 18 8

X 13,882 3 8
Arrears of ditto on 2011 Sept , 1.86 G 1,610 15 4
Aniount of Rates received -

Total Receipt .. • •
EXPENDITURE.
Lunatic Asylum at 'Unwell—
Ordinary repairs
•
liaterest paid •
Principal repaid • •
Annuities to retired Of ..

..£1,616 5 2

•• 871 15 7
.. 7CO 0 0
99 13 10

Lunatic Asylum at Colney Hatch
Ordinary repairs..
Interes ..
.est paid • • .•
Principal repaid.. :.
Annuities to retired ()Lacers ..

•• 889 9 6

kabatenance of County Lunatics

13alanee on
2914 L'opt:l, rsci6e.n.ditur.e.

la~'penEXPEB ation for Cattle slaugtteredNDlTllß_E,
4881),ectistorrsa: dsalaries
t and allowances.
llii)esurikrronif
etallietBLooal
.Tor liar and Ells-
Praithiegling materials .

•• ..

Ilitlance on 29th Sept., 1866 .

13 13 2
2 , 14 8
122 11 9
63 it 9
246 6 2

.. £35,211 17 9
.. 1,7.29 6 3

£37,e41 40S
ACT, 1853,"
AS TO "TiE LUNATIC ASYLUM RATE.
talance In the Bank of EinttglicaFnaclPTo.n 30th June,
Arr 466
Z 10,322 6 1
canon that day of the Rate ma le 6 1
ItZitn2talideAlnrilillnt;ly, 1866 1:112:26()2 17 7

12,271 8 4

.. £22,593 14 5

3,237 15 7

- 8,992 9 8
.. 3,195 15 6

.. £15.426 0 9
.. 7,167 13 8

' -
AS TO THE RATE MADE TINDER " 422,593 14 5
THE CATTLE
DISEASES PREVENTION A"
1141 • P CT, 1368.
Tiro,
ISante In the Bank f Engla xr.r.
60 nd on 30th June,
. ••
Arrears on that day •• £543 13 8
April, 1.60 01 •Ra*ie made on 12th
•

•• 2,114 7 0

42,658 0 8

•• £iB3 0 0
1*,5 14 0
84 10 0

Cl 3 8
5 1$ 10
20 18 9

£541 1 3
.. 2,116 19 5

- -
20' 8 0 8
AS
TO MONEYS It FOR THE ENLARGEMEN LT, ND A FOR
i
(3.IER
tANwELL PURPO°SERSIt°O7DTHE COUNTY LUNATIC ASYLUM AT
DI;
aalance in the Dank of Enalaud in the joint
'pies of Henry Pownall, Esq., Henry Morris
~131shead, Esq., and the County Treasurer,
..e.553 5 6
Oth June 186 G
rchught tr ' • • '• • • account of
the iin„ o borrowed money acc ""se tithe Detention Cierkenwell the
Ditiklouni transferred, temporarily, to that amount
ditto, ot the Holt.;
3! MaY, 1866
•• • •
e of .dorreCtion at %Vest-
-I,linster the
on
transferred. temporarily, to
mast account on 23d June, 1866 ..

234 0 0

350 0 0

£1,137 5 6

4 rCR.
lilollut in the Lank of England M
Sept
three
~7 5 6
6., es Mentione i per contra on Sept. 29, 1865 Xl,' '
T° 3"XEY nOItROWED FOIL THE EUERyITI
COUNTY LUNATIC ASYLUM AT coLN
b 1.1 PURPOSES
H. OF THE
—ol.inee in the Bank of England in the joint
icolles of Hen Pownall, Esq., Henry Morris
ene:zbolitilhejauctn.:,:,,juan:L! the.!..7ountz Treasurer,
1' aid ext
a d essrs. Soutlico't and Widgery the third
and last instalment due to them for the
' eta acts.
et a gasin al '8 CO to e..
£2O 10 6
41.'0(1114,1W. Marshall for gravel pl inks supp ied
4 4 0
Paid the new boundary !enc.; .. - • •
vice I John illenkarn. for professional ser-
,,, a ai Enrineer, in superintending* the
1,41,141,,,Di1v-: out', &c., of the absorbing well .. 712 0
r,, '7. George Eastell for shellin; out and
3 8 0
DifOr'n: pipe of absorbing,• wt.ll . • . •
into 1101 Ping out water from the absorb.
taia well .
..
..
..
....
4 lO the Bank of England in the the
sines nientioued per contra, on 29th Sept.,
1.60
• • .-

X4(18 10 1

15 0 0

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•

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