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Chisholm's Account of Public Income and Exenditure 1771/1772

from the Great Return of 1868/69

25th March 1771 to 25th March 1772

Receipts				British £
				25th March 1771 to 25th March 1772
				£	s.	d.
Balances in the Irish Exchequer on 25th March 1771				37,702	4	1
Net Receipts of Public Income, deducting Drawbacks, etc., and Charges of Collection and Management	Customs and Excise, including Quit Rents and other Revenue of the Crown Lands, and Taxes under Management of Excise			630,283	17	5
	Special Appropriated Duties	Customs, etc.	to Linen	1,301	0	9
			to Cambric	6	5	2
			(including Duty on Wrought Plate) to Tillage, etc.	7,116	4	10
			to Lagan Navigation	553	16	11
				138	10	9
	4s. Tax on Salaries, Pensions, etc. of Absentees			15,289	9	8
	Miscellaneous	Casualties		1,054	7	9
		Public Coal Yards		755	2	6
		Poundage Fees and Pells Fees		3,215	4	6
Raised by the Creation of Debt	Raised by Loan Debentures, at 4 per cent interest, to commence at Christmas 1771, in part of 200,000l. (Irish) per 11& 12 George III, c.2(100,000l. Irish)			92,307	13	10
Other Receipts	Balance due from the Estate of the late John Pratt, Esq., formerly Deputy Vice Treasurer, and paid for by his Representatives to the Board of First Fruits			16,609	18	3
TOTAL Receipts for 1771/1772:				806,333	16	5

Issues				British £
				25th March 1771 to 25th March 1772
				£	s.	d.
Interest, etc. of Public Debt	Interest of Loan Debentures			26,198	1	9
Civil Government	Civil List	Salaries and Expenses of State Officers, Law and other Civil Officers, and Incidental Expenses, including Extraordinary Payments by Concordatum		57,316	9	7
		Pensions, including French Pensions		58,587	4	11
	Other Civil Expenditure	Out of Special Appropriated Duties	To Linen	951	12	6
			To Tillage, etc.	5,737	5	3
			To Protestant Schools	147	15	4
			To Lagan Navigation	553	16	11
		Making up and passing the Vice Treasurer's Accounts		720	0	0
		Extraordinary Payments by King's Letters		12,722	14	2
		Parliamentary Grants	Bounty on Linen	12,923	1	6
			Inland Navigations	5,090	7	6
			Dublin Improvements	1,286	1	6
			Ballast Office Wall	2,463	18	0
			Harbours, Piers and Bridges	1,707	13	10
			House of Commons, Salaries of Officers, etc.	4,686	5	7
			Hospitals	4,453	7	5
			Protestant Schools	3,806	10	1
			Public Coal Yards	3,082	9	6
			Preserving Corn on Stands	4,067	1	7
			Dublin Society, for Premiums	9,230	15	5
			Repairs to Churches	461	10	9
			J. Walter, Reimbursement for Mills destroyed	760	1	3
			Board of First Fruits for Building New Churches	16,609	18	3
Military Expenditure	Army Services	Army services by King's Letters		11,648	9	11
		All other army services		477,329	2	6
	Ordnance Services	Ordnance services by King's Letters		2,229	14	6
		All other ordnance services		13,019	13	8
Applied to the Reduction of Debt	Issued to pay off Loan Debentures, per 1 George III, c.5			25,800	0	0
Balances in the Irish Exchequer on 25th March 1772				42,742	13	3
TOTAL Issues for 1771/1772:				806,333	16	5