10 Messengers, 1 Assistant Messenger, and 5 Boy Messengers, 2 Labourers, and 2 Temporary
Labourers
Allowances to Messengers, &c., for the Charge of Repositories, cleaning Rooms, &c.

(Note.-For Statement, showing the appropriation of the Messengers, &c., in the Department of the Principal Officers, &c. See APPENDIX, p. 99.)

Clothing for Porter and Assistant Porter

For Attendance of Police Officers, and extra Allowances to Messengers, for Watching at Night and
Attendance on Sundays

Stamps (less moiety repaid by Contractors), Advertisements, Gazettes, Packet and Post Office Lists
Fuel and Lighting, Carriage of Ships' Books, Accounts, Vouchers, Parcels, Postage and Travelling
Charges on the Public Service

Miscellaneous Office Expenses and other Contingencies

For Fees to Counsel, and personal Charges of Law Agents employed by the Solicitor on Admiralty)
Business

Note. Provision made under Vote 13, page 62, for expenses

attendant on the purchase of property, &c.

1,000 5,000

1,000

7,200

Clerks on the Establishment, at Salaries varying according to Rank and Length of Service, viz.:

CIVIL OFFICERS AND ESTABLISHMENTS ON SHORE:

Pay and Allowances of the undermentioned Officers and Men to be employed in Her Majesty's
Coast Guard Service, on Shore, and not borne on Ships' Books, viz.:
One at

61

150 18 1

5,584

14 Persons serving as Inspecting Eight at £.146. 8 Officers of Divisions

per annum

Five at

100. 13

893 Chief Boatmen, Commissioned and other Boatmen, at various rates of Pay, from 54l. 15 s. to 731. per annum

£.228 15

1,171 4

503 5

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Rents and Allowances for Buildings and Lodgings (Stations, Officers' Houses, and Boatmen's
Cottages)

33,397 12 6

33,233

1,300

1,300

8,090

8,042

No. 4.-COAST GUARD SERVICE, ROYAL NAVAL COAST VOLUNTEERS, AND ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE-continued.

Allowances to Inspecting Officers of Divisions for the Keep of Horses, and Forage Allowances to the
Mounted Guard

Allowances to Clergymen and Roman Catholic Priests for Spiritual Instruction of the Coast Guard)
Men and their Families

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Stationery Allowances (including for Coast Guard Tenders).

1,300

1,300

Postage, Fuel, and Lighting, and other Contingent Expenses (including for Coast Guard Tenders) and Royal Naval Coast Volunteers)

-J

In addition to the foregoing expense, 15 Vessels have been lent for the Coast Guard Service since its transfer to the
Admiralty, the estimated value of which is

the}

£. 18,339.

TOTAL Number of MEN to be Employed in Her Majesty's COAST GUARD SERVICE, viz.:-
Number to be borne on Ships' Books and employed afloat (provided for under Vote No. 1.)
Ditto, but to be employed on shore (under Vote No. 1.)

Number.

4,500

4,500

No. 4.-COAST GUARD SERVICE, ROYAL NAVAL COAST VOLUNTEERS, AND ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE-Continued.

ROYAL NAVAL COAST VOLUNTEERS:

For Bounty Money to Volunteers, Conduct Money, Expenses of Billeting, and Wages when afloat NOTE. A sum of 12,230 7. is taken under Vote, No. 2, for the Victualling and Clothing of the Royal Naval Coast Volunteers when on drill afloat (provision being made for 8,000 in number).

ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE:

For Subsistence Allowances for Officers of the Royal Naval Reserve whilst under drill (under Act 24 & 25 Vict. c. 129); viz. :

100 Lieutenants, out of the 130 allowed, at 10 s. per day, each 80 Sub-Lieutenants, out of the 270 allowed, at 7 s. a day, each

For Annual Retainer to 10,000 Seamen of the Royal Naval Reserve, at 67. per man per annum

£. 8. d. 96,000

For Drill Pay (1 s. 4 d.) a day, and Lodging Allowance, at 4 d. a day for 16,000 men

37,333

133,333

For Medical Fees for Examination of Men, Targets, Repair of Arms, Stationery, Travelling Ex-1 penses of Officers Enrolling Men, and of Men to and from Drill, and Miscellaneous Expenses

For Fees to Deputy Registrars of the Royal Naval Reserve for enrolling Men, &c.

Number of Nautical Almanacks sold in the five years ended the 31st December 1862; viz.