Ireland, &c. to land, when not embodied, shall be defrayed by the county; and be defrayed by the necessary sum for that purpose, and for all other sums of the County. money and expences payable and to be defrayed by the county in respect of the militia of the county, and all arrears of any such hire due for the hire or rent of any house heretofore provided, and which rent shall not have been presented and paid before the passing of this Act, or which shall hereafter become due for any such house, and all arrears of any such other sums or expences aforesaid which shall have become due before the certificate thereof shall be transmitted as hereafter mentioned, shall be raised by the presentment of the grand jury of the said county, and which presentment the grand jury of the county is hereby authorized and required to pass on a certificate signed by the chief secretary of the lord lieutenant or other chief governor or governors of Ireland for the time being, or, in the absence of such chief secretary, by the under secretary, or by the first clerk in the military department, and specifying the rent agreed to be paid for the same; which certificate shall be transmitted by such chief or under secretary or first clerk to the clerk of the crown for such county, or at any time prior to the first day of the assizes for such county, or if in the county or county of the city of Dublin, then prior to the first day of the Proviso as to presenting term; provided that in no case any greater rent than fifty pounds currency of the united kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland shall be presented by such grand jury for the annual rent of such house or place. Amount of Rent. Provisions of this Act relating to Counties shall extend to Ridings, Ste wartries, &c. Continuance of Act. 33. And be it enacted, That all provisions, directions, clauses, matters, and things in this Act contained, relating to counties, and to regiments of militia respectively, shall extend and be construed to extend to all riding, shires, stewartries, cities, and places, and to all battalions, corps, and independent companies respectively, and to the corps of miners of Cornwall and Devon, as fully and effectually as if they were respectively repeated in every such provision, direction, clause, and with relation to every such matter or thing. 34. And be it enacted, That this Act shall take effect and continue in force from the thirtieth day of June one thousand eight hundred and forty-one until the first day of July one thousand eight hundred and forty-two. TABLE to which this Act refers. SCALE of RATES of REMUNERATION to the Clerks of General and Subdivision Meetings of Lieutenancy in Great Britain, including the Clerks of the Tower Hamlets and the Stannaries of Cornwall and Devon, and to Schoolmasters, Constables, and other Officers in Scotland, for carrying into execution Two Acts of Parliament passed in the Forty-second Year of the Reign of King George the Third, Cap. 90 and 91, and other Acts relating to the Militia. Allowances to the Clerks of General Meetings. 1. For trouble in calling a general meeting by circular letters or advertisements (no separate charge being made for writing the letters or framing the advertisements) 2. For attending general meetings at which the sta- For each meeting which shall be necessarily ad- Which allowances are to be in full for en- 3. For filling up printed precepts to the high or For filling up printed precepts to the school- ་ 4. For writing the annual advertisements for regu- £. s. d. 0 7 6 55 0 1 11 6 0 0 6 0 0 6 0 7 6 6. For striking the proportion of men to serve for the several hundreds, rapes, lathes, wapentakes, or other divisions of a county in England and Wales, and for each respective parish or other division of a county or stewartry in Scotland, under the several Acts of parliament relating to the regular militia, when necessary to be done : In counties furnishing a quota of 200 men £. s. d. 0 Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto 12345 12345 4 4 0 0 0 0 . from 601 to 800 men from 801 men and upwards 7. For trouble in engrossing in a book the names of the men contained in each subdivision return of enrolment, schedule (E.): For engrossing 50 names and under . 51 to 150 names 8. For drawing out fair copy of the lord lieutenant's annual return of the militia for the county, containing the number, names, and rank of the officers, and the number of the non-commissioned officers, drummers, and private men : In counties furnishing one regiment, battalion, or corps 0 15 0 1 10 2 0 TABLE to which this Act refers. SCALE of RATES of REMUNERATION to the Clerks of General and Subdivision Meetings of Lieutenancy in Great Britain, including the Clerks of the Tower Hamlets and the Stannaries of Cornwall and Devon, and to Schoolmasters, Constables, and other Officers in Scotland, for carrying into execution Two Acts of Parliament passed in the Forty-second Year of the Reign of King George the Third, Cap. 90 and 91, and other Acts relating to the Militia. Allowances to the Clerks of General Meetings. 1. For trouble in calling a general meeting by circular letters or advertisements (no separate charge being made for writing the letters or framing the advertisements) 2. For attending general meetings at which the sta- For each meeting which shall be necessarily ad- tenants Which allowances are to be in full for en- 3. For filling up printed precepts to the high or For filling up printed precepts to the school- 4. For writing the annual advertisements for regu- 5. For arranging subdivision lists and making abstracts thereof, schedule (D.), for the privy council, the secretary of state, and the secretary at war (the latter copy to be annexed to the clerk's accounts as a voucher); videlicet, £. s. d. 076 5 5 0 1 11 6 006 006 07 6 6. For striking the proportion of men to serve for the In counties furnishing a quota of 200 men 7. For trouble in engrossing in a book the names of the men contained in each subdivision return of enrolment, schedule (E.): For engrossing 50 names and under 8. For drawing out fair copy of the lord lieutenant's Ditto two ditto ditto No separate charge being made for at- Note. This allowance is of course 2 0 0 |