Chronicle of the law officers of Ireland/Judges' Salaries in 1690

by Constantine J. Smyth

An Establishment or List containing all the annual payments to be made for civil affairs from 25 December, 1690.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.

	£	s.	d.
Lord Chief Baron, for his fee and robes	500	0	0
Second Baron, for his fee and robes	400	0	0
Third Baron	400	0	0
Prime Sergeant, for his fee and robes	33	16	8
Second Sergeant	30	0	0
Attorney-General, for his fee and robes	88	6	8
Solicitor-General	88	6	8
Augmentation to the three barons, at £200 each	600	0	0
COURT OF KINGS'S BENCH.
The Lord Chief Justice, for his fee and robes	600	0	0
Second and third Justices, each	400	0	0
Augmentation to the three Justices, at £200 each⁠	600	0	0
Lord Chancellor of Ireland	2000	0	0
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
The Lord Chief Justice, for his fee and robes	500	0	0
Second and third Justices, each	400	0	0
Augmentation to the three Justices, at £200 each	600	0	0

Charge of the circuits to every Justice of Assize who goes at £100, which for five circuits twice a yeare comes to the sume of £2000.—The allowance of such as doe not goe the circuite to he save to the King.