The charge for printing and publishing ad
vertisements is invariably to be supported
by the receipt of the person to whom
paid.

23. For trouble in apportioning and distributing to
the constables of the several townships, pa-
rishes, et cetera, within the limits of the
subdivision, the various forms of schedules,
et cetera:

For a subdivision furnishing 50 men and

under

from 51 to 150 men
from 151 to 250 men
from 251 and upwards

Training and Exercise.

24. For filling up printed precepts to the high or
chief constable in each subdivision of any
county in England and Wales, including the
Tower Hamlets and the stannaries of Corn-
wall and Devon, to issue out their warrants to
the petty constables, tithingmen, or other
officers within their respective hundreds to
give notice in writing to the men enrolled to
attend the training and exercise of the militia :
For each precept containing 50 names and
under

from 51 to 150 names and under
from 151 to 250 names

from 251 names and upwards

And for filling up printed precepts to the chief
constables, and to the schoolmasters, constables,
or other officers of the parishes within the sub-
divisions of any county, stewartry, city or
place in Scotland, to give notice in writing to
the men enrolled to attend the training and
exercise of the militia;

For each precept containing 10 names and
under

from 11 to 30 names

from 31 to 50 names

from 51 to 70 names

from 71 to 100 names
from 100 upwards

25. For making out full and true lists of the names and dates of enrolment of all persons enrolled within each subdivision respectively, for the use

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the rate of two pounds for every one thousand names of persons returned liable to serve, and so in proportion for a greater or smaller number of men 18. For making out the annual abstracts of lists, schedule (C.), for the use of the clerk of general meetings, where the original quota or appointment of the subdivision is 50 men and under From 51 to 150 men From 151 to 250 men

From 251 men and upwards

19. For making out fair and true copies of lists of men enrolled for each subdivision of a county in Great Britain, including the Tower Hamlets and the stannaries of Cornwall and Devon, for the use of the clerk of general meetings, schedule (E.), and the colonel or commandant of the regiment of the county; videlicet,

For a roll containing 50 names and under .
from 51 to 150 names

from 151 to 250 names
from 251 names and upwards

20. For stationery to the clerk of a subdivision fur-
nishing men towards the quota of a county in
the following proportions; videlicet,

For a subdivision furnishing 50 men and
under

from 51 to 150 men

from 151 to 250 men

£. s. d.

1 2 0 0 per 1,000

from 251 men and upwards

21. For correspondence, copyings, et cetera, to the
clerk of a subdivision furnishing men towards
the quota of a county in the following propor-
tions; videlicet,

For a subdivision furnishing 50 men and
under

22. The actual amount expended for printing and publishing advertisements, for postage, expresses, and messengers, to be allowed upon an account specifying each article of postage, and specially certified by the lieutenancy, whose certificate shall state that the same was necessary and actually performed.

The charge for printing and publishing ad-
vertisements is invariably to be supported
by the receipt of the person to whom
paid.

23. For trouble in apportioning and distributing to
the constables of the several townships, pa-

rishes, et cetera, within the limits of the
subdivision, the various forms of schedules,
et cetera:

For a subdivision furnishing 50 men and

24. For filling up printed precepts to the high or
chief constable in each subdivision of any
county in England and Wales, including the
Tower Hamlets and the stannaries of Corn-
wall and Devon, to issue out their warrants to
the petty constables, tithingmen, or other
officers within their respective hundreds to
give notice in writing to the men enrolled to
attend the training and exercise of the militia:
For each precept containing 50 names and
under

from 51 to 150 names and under
from 151 to 250 names

from 251 names and upwards

And for filling up printed precepts to the chief
constables, and to the schoolmasters, constables,
or other officers of the parishes within the sub-
divisions of any county, stewartry, city or
place in Scotland, to give notice in writing to
the men enrolled to attend the training and
exercise of the militia;

For each precept containing 10 names and
under

from 11 to 30 names

from 31 to 50 names

from 51 to 70 names

from 71 to 100 names
from 100 upwards.

25. For making out full and true lists of the names and dates of enrolment of all persons enrolled within each subdivision respectively, for the use

050

26. For correcting the books of enrolment of the
subdivision so as to correspond accurately with
the extracts from the adjutant's or other com-
manding officer's return, schedule (F.,) of the
state of the classes of the men forming the
quota or appointment serving in the regiment,
battalion, or corps of militia of any county,
stewatry, city, or place in Great Britain:

For a subdivision furnishing 54 men and
under

from 51 to 150 men
from 151 to 250 men

from 251 and upwards

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27. For filling up and delivering notices to household-
ers, for each day consisting of eight hours
28. For making out lists, for each folio consisting of
sixty lines

29. For attending meetings of lieutenancy, each
meeting

30. For filling up and delivering notices to ballotted men, per day

31. For stationery, per annum

Allowance to Constables in Scotland.

32. For filling up and delivering notices to householders, for each day consisting of eight hours 33. For making out lists, for each folio consisting of sixty lines

34. For attending each meeting of lieutenancy, per day

35. For filling up and delivering notices to ballotted

and enrolled men, per day

36. For stationery, where the lists are made out by the constables, per annum

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Special Contingent Allowances applicable to the Clerks of General and Subdivision Meetings of Lieutenancy respectively.

37. When it is necessary to call the person from a distance to perform the duty of a general or subdivision clerk such person shall have an allowance for his travelling expences not exceeding nine-pence per mile, and the expences of tolls and ferry money; but the particulars of such expences shall be specified in a statement, and certified by the lieutenancy, and transmitted in support of the charge in the clerk's annual account.

38. The expences necessarily incurred for the use of the room at the place of meeting to be allowed upon the production of the receipt of the person to whom the same may be paid.