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Sched. (B.)
Part 9.
Civil Services.
Class III.

		Sums not Exceeding
		Supply Grants	Appropriations in Aid
No.		£	£
15.	For the expenses of criminal prosecutions and other law charges in Ireland.	65,825	366
16.	For such of the salaries and expenses of the Supreme Court of Judicature and of certain other legal departments in Ireland as are not charged on the Consolidated Fund	113,656	2,600
17.	For the salaries and expenses of the office of the Irish Land Commission	67,528	15,694
18.	For the salaries, allowances, expenses, and nensions of various county court officers, divisional commissioners, and of magistrates in Ireland, and the expenses of revision	113,700	1,969
19.	For salaries and expenses of the Commissioner of Police, of the police courts and of the metropolitan police establishment of Dublin	94,298	51,491
20.	For the expenses of the Royal Irish Constabulary	1,381,992	35,160
21.	For the expenses of the General Prisons Board in Ireland, and of the prisons under their control ; and of the registration of habitual criminals	115,642	3,500
22.	For the expenses of reformatory and industrial schools in Ireland	112,479	850
23.	For the maintenance of criminal lunatics in Dnndrum Criminal Lunatic Asylum, Ireland	6,341	—
Total Civil Services, Class III. £		3,736,033	710,035

Sched. (B.)
Part 10.

SCHEDULE (B.)—Part 10.

Civil Services.
Class IV.

CIVIL SERVICES.—Class IV.

Schedlue of Sums granted, and of the sums which may be applied as appropriations in aid in addition thereto, to defray the charges of the several Civil Services herein particularly mentioned, which will come in course of payment during the year ending on the 31st day of March 1897; viz.:—

		Sums not Exceeding
		Supply Grants	Appropriations in Aid
No.		£	£
1.	For public education in England and Wales, including the expenses of the Education Office in London	7,122,213	—
2.	For salaries and expenses of the Department of Science and Art, and of the establishments connected therewith	754,795	6,000
3.	For salaries and expenses of the British Museum, including the amount required for the Natural History Museum (including a Supplementary sum of 6,000l.)	163,784	6,825