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Chisholm's Account of Public Income and Exenditure 1796/1797

from the Great Return of 1868/69

25th March 1796 to 25th March 1797

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Receipts				British £
				25th March 1796 to 25th March 1797
				£	s.	d.
Balances in the Irish Exchequer on 25th March 1796				1,000,358	13	10
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 the Management of Excise			1,273,368	13	1
	Special Appropriated Duties	Customs, etc.	to Linen	2,369	8	8
			to Lagan Navigation	368	6	2
			to Irish Fisheries	745	2	6
		Coal Duty, to Improving Dublin		7,536	15	10
				3,024	0	0
	Stamps			81,251	1	4
	Post Office			17,104	10	6
	4s. Tax on Salaries, Pensions, etc. of Absentees			8,413	18	6
	Miscellaneous	Casualties		2,959	17	4
		Public Coal Yards		3,406	3	5
		Poundage Fees and Pells Fees		27,020	4	8
		Imprest Money, repaid, in further part repayment of 638,288l. 2s. 3d., issued in advanced for Army Extraordinaries, etc. and brought to account in 1797/98		11,852	7	1
		Other Imprest Money repaid (re Bank of Ireland).		5,073	9	3
		Lottery, 1796, in full of the Subscription, per 36 George III, c.1		258,615	7	8
Other Receipts	Remitted from Great Britain, to be repaid at a convenient time (repaid 1798-9)			52,500	0	0
	Repayment of Advance in 1795-6 from Civil List Moneys			5,067	2	0
Raised by the Creation of Debt	Raised by Loan Debentures at 5l. per cent, and by Short Annuities, at 1l. 5s. (British) per cent, for 15 years, from 25th March 1795, to complete 1191,666l. 13s. 4d. (Irish) per 35 George III, c.6			151,022	2	2
	Raised by Loan, at 5l. per cent, and by Short Annuities, at 1l. 5s. per cent, for 15 years, from 25th March 1796, in part of 1,262,400l. (Irish) per 36 George III. c.1 (This amount, with 430,000l. Treasury Bills, makes 1,070,000l. (Irish), the total sum raised under this Act.)			590,769	4	8
	Raised by Loan, at 5l. per cent, with an Annuity of 4l. 15s. per cent for 13.5 years, from 25th Septebmer 1796, in part of 325,000l. (Irish) subscribed in England, per Resolution of the Irish House of Commons			75,600	0	0
	Raised by Loan, at 4l. per cent, for Inland Navigations, in further part of 200,000l. (Irish) per 29 George III c.33			16,800	0	0
	Raised by Issue of Treasury Bills, at 5l. per cent			535,384	12	4
	Raised by Issue of Treasury Bills, at 6l. per cent			17,451	13	10
TOTAL Receipts for 1796/1797:				4,148,062	14	10

Issues						British £
						25th March 1796 to 25th March 1797
						£	s.	d.
Interest, etc. of Public Debt	Interest of Loan Debentures					201,616	0	3
	Bank of Ireland Annuity					35,307	13	10
	Tontine Life Annuities	payable in London				56,000	0	0
		payable in Dublin				7,257	9	3
	Short Annuities					35,587	2	0
	Interest on Treasury Bills					51,692	2	4
	Discount for prompt payments of Loans 1795 and 1796					10,641	9	3
	Receiving and remitting Loan, 1795, subscribed in London					10,183	16	2
Civil Government	Civil List	Salaries etc. of State Officers, Law and other Civil Officers, and Incidental Expenses				117,795	8	0
		Pensions				83,735	10	4
	Other Civil Expenditure	Out of Special Appropriated Funds	Lagan Navigation			269	10	0
			Improving Dublin			8,307	13	10
			Lighthouse, Arran			1,248	17	1
			King's Inns			2,083	7	8
		Prisage				3,806	10	0
		Lottery Prizes				184,145	10	9
		Management of Lotteries				951	12	7
		Parliamentary Grants	Permanent Grants	Public Infirmaries		1,523	1	6
				Public Coal Yards		4,887	16	2
				Police Establishment		6,848	18	8
				Bounties on Home Sale of Irish Manufactures		6,461	10	9
				Inspector General of Prisons		138	9	3
				Secretary to Commissioners of Education		184	12	4
				Inland Navigations		16,800	0	0
				Transportation		7,792	4	9
				Auditing and Passing Public Accounts		2,031	10	0
				Secret Service		3,330	13	8
				Superannuation, etc.		2,258	1	9
				Judges' Additional Salaries		13,084	12	4
			Annual Grants	Officers of House of Commons		9,293	12	0
				Public Officers, for Services		1,966	3	1
				Public Hospitals and Schools		32,476	6	11
				Linen and Hempen Manufactures		17,342	6	2
				Board of First Fruits		4,615	7	8
				Dublin Society		5,076	18	6
				Paving and Lighting Dublin		4,615	7	8
				Reprinting Journals, etc.		14,759	8	3
				Miscellaneous Services	New Law Courts Building	2,307	13	10
					Working Gold Mine, County Wicklow	923	1	6
					Commisioners of Barracks	20,935	15	4
					Military Survey	324	13	7
					Admiralty Court, rent	173	16	11
					Salaries, etc. of Parliamentary Officers, including Fees on Public Bills	7,917	14	8
					Public Officers, other than House of Commons	2,227	14	10
					Messengers' Bills and Incidents of Public Departments	8,784	5	0
					Clothing of Battle Axe Guards, etc.	683	1	7
					Printing and Stationery, Houses of Parliament	5,448	5	9
					Printing and Stationery, Public Departments	7,105	9	2
					Advertisements of Proclamations, etc. in Newspapers	6,698	14	11
					Law Expenses and Criminal Prosecutions	21,588	1	7
					Convict Services	906	14	7
					Royal Irish Academy	107	15	5
					Roman Catholic Seminary	6,461	10	9
					Ancient and Cusotmary Allowances to French Ministers and others	939	0	2
					Provost and Fellows of Trinity College	1,086	18	6
					Treasurer of City of Dublin	553	16	11
					Pratique Masters, Port of Dublin	1,208	13	4
					Ferrymen's Compensaton on Building Carlisle Bridge	6,923	1	6
Naval and Military Expenditure	Army Services					1,781,788	12	3
	Ordnance Services					211,039	6	10
	Manning the Navy					39,302	2	8
Applied to the Reduction of Debt	Issued to pay off Loan Debentures					46	3	1
	Issued to pay off Treasury Bills					506,953	16	11
Balances in the Irish Exchequer on 25th March 1797						539,509	18	6
TOTAL Issues for 1796/1797:						4,148,062	14	10

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Public revenues and expenditures of Ireland in the 18th century

Chisholm's Account of Public Income and Exenditure 1796/1797