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to ₤21,331, 184, and was less

than that

for

the

Year 1851 by 2,390,5,10, but this decrease

was principally owing to the relief which the local Government.

found it necessary to afford to the sufferers by

the

great fire already

4 December 1851, - as Ieported upon and since syproved of by the Secretary Itate,- and partly to a greater amount of ground rents- outstanding, which have however since been recovered.

3.

Re total Expenditure

for the same period was;

4

₤34765.12.9%, being -

Civil hetallishment

Contingencies.

Enricial hetablishment + Prlice

Contingencies. Reclesiastical hatablishment-

Contingencies.

Public Maks + Buildings) Ronds, Streets & Bridges,

including repairs and

improvements.

313

£11.900.7+6/2

#1

1,533.7.0%2 8.474.1.5

5,683, 4. 7

в

729% 3.4

#

944 18411

#

4937719. 2

Miscellaneous Rxpenditure_. 1400.8.0%

Pensions.

#

12 % 2 % 9

£34.765.12.9%1⁄2

4.

Kat

Your Grace may

not