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of account, and it does not appear to us that either the duty of furnishing the auditor with these Regulation, of recording thern in his office, be difficult, or tedivea.
As regursts
the
general
f
Regulations pom Her S "ajesty's Gevern=
mont, the auditer has been pernished with them by the Treasury Instructions, " as in the instance of the Land Depeat= ment, each head of rent to be separately static, – Rent Rolls or other records. assessment or Tax to be supplied, Classified Returns of Concurs incollected - Statements shewing what portions of such arrears are afterwards recevid, and what balances continue outstanding ; _
regards further details for
and, as re
Le
quidence of Collectors and others, the directions given by the Governer in special cases must be considered
as the repulations to be observed by the
Officer for the conduct of his dis partiment in similar exigencies; in the instance of the Land Revenue, upon which much stress is lard, the Land Offer might, avurding to our view of the Instruction, have himmals prepared
an abstract of detailed regulations
for currying =ment, which, when sent to the Auditor, could have become the subject of remash / with reference to the 5th art. of his Instructions) if requiring revisan or amendment; neither the Copies of Instructions of Her Massitips Government, nor those of more detail with which the auditor is to be furnished by theads d'Departments, nec however be copied in his office, the record would consist in the arrangement of them, and in binding them together with a general Indy.
on the duties of his depart-
The distinction between
recording