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It has been for the last 2 or 3 years the wish of the Treasury that the Colonial Expenditure should be divided into three heads, Fixed Establishment, Contingencies and Public Works.
593 HK and 10 adopted, of which the two last-should be adjusted to the Actual Colonial Revenue, as taken together, never to exceed it, while Parliament...
146 because it has never been settled with the Colonial Government in that;
Contingencies should consist of the items which appear under that head, have varied from year to year, with the expense of the Treasurer for the time being.
In the present returns (for 1847), the term of special charges and it is as to know how far that impossible are or are not identical with the contingencies were 1846.
It was the were to know how "Contingencies" of 1846 were not identical with what-called "Contingencies in 1845:
Sir Bonham has already been told, how important it is.
This rule of the Treasury practically been no rule at all, for because...
Corrected and formatted according to the instructions, the output should be:divided
each
Case
as it ought to have been, in
into its component-parts-
of Consular balance, and Colonial
Balance.
It has been for the last
2 or 3 years
the wish of the Treasury that the Colonial Expenditure
should be divided into three heads,
Fixed Establishment, Contingencies and Public Works.
of which the two last-
should be adjusted to the Actual Colonial Revenue.
as taken together, never to exceed it, while Parliament...
146 because it has never been settled with the Colonial Government in that;
Contingencies should consist: and the items which appear under that head, have varied from year to year, with the expense of the Treasurer for the time being.
In the present returns (for 1847), the term of special charges and it is impossible to know how far that are or are not identical with the contingencies of 1846.
It was to know how "Contingencies" of 1846 were not identical with what-called "Contingencies in 1845:
Sir Bonham has already been told, how important it is.
This rule of the Treasury has practically been no rule at all, for because...
Let's reformat it according to the exact rules and in a more readable HTML format:divided each Case as it ought to have been, into its component-parts-of Consular balance, and Colonial Balance.
It has been for the last 2 or 3 years the wish of the Treasury that the Colonial Expenditure should be divided into three heads, Fixed Establishment, Contingencies and Public Works.
of which the two last-should be adjusted to the Actual Colonial Revenue, as taken together, never to exceed it, while Parliament...
146 because it has never been settled with the Colonial Government in that;
Contingencies should consist: and the items which appear under that head, have varied from year to year, with the expense of the Treasurer for the time being. In the present returns (for 1847), the term of special charges and it is impossible to know how far that are or are not identical with the contingencies of 1846.
It was to know how "Contingencies" of 1846 were not identical with what-called "Contingencies in 1845:
Sir Bonham has already been told, how important it is.
This rule of the Treasury has practically been no rule at all, for because...
The best answer is:divided each Case as it ought to have been, into its component-parts-of Consular balance, and Colonial Balance.
It has been for the last 2 or 3 years the wish of the Treasury that the Colonial Expenditure should be divided into three heads, Fixed Establishment, Contingencies and Public Works.
of which the two last-should be adjusted to the Actual Colonial Revenue, as taken together, never to exceed it, while Parliament...
146 because it has never been settled with the Colonial Government in that;
Contingencies should consist: and the items which appear under that head, have varied from year to year, with the expense of the Treasurer for the time being. In the present returns (for 1847), the term of special charges and it is impossible to know how far that are or are not identical with the contingencies of 1846.
It was to know how "Contingencies" of 1846 were not identical with what-called "Contingencies in 1845:
Sir Bonham has already been told, how important it is.
This rule of the Treasury has practically been no rule at all, for because...