Forms of Notice of Claim to be given to Assessors. To the Assessor of the Burgh of I hereby give you Notice, that I claim to have my Name inserted in the List of Persons entitled to vote in the Election of a Member (or Members) for the Burgh of and that the Particulars of my Qualification are stated in the Columns below. Registration of Voters (Scotland). No. 3. Burgh of List of Persons claiming to have their Names inserted in the List of Persons entitled to vote in the Election of a Member (or Members) of Parliament for the Burgh of Form of Notice of Objection to be given to Assessors. To the Assessor of the Burgh of I hereby give you Notice, that I object to the Name of A. B., who is described as follows, (here insert the Entry applicable to such Person in the Assessor's List of Voters,) being retained in the List of Persons entitled to vote in the Election of a Member (or Members) for the Burgh of Dated this Day 185. (Signed) E. F. Registration of Voters (Scotland). No. 5. Form of Notice of Objection to be given to Parties objected to. Burgh of To Mr. Take Notice, that I object to your Name being retained on the List of Persons entitled to vote in the Election of Members (or a Member) for the Burgh of Dated this Day of No. 6. List of Persons objected to, to be published by the Assessors. Burgh of The following Persons have been objected to as not being entitled to have their Names retained in the List of Persons qualified to vote in the Election of a Member (or Members) for the Burgh of : Charges in Schedule (A.) to be payable Registration of Voters (Scotland). SCHEDULE B. No. 1. Table of Rates of Payment to be demanded and paid for any List, For any List, or Copy of a List, containing any Number of Persons Table of Rates of Payment to be demanded and paid for any Copy of a Register, or Part of any Register, where a Payment is required and authorized by this Act. For every Copy of any Register, or any Parts of any Register, containing any Number of Persons Names: Not exceeding 1000 Names Exceeding 1000 and not exceeding 3000 C A P. LIX. An Act to alter the Mode of providing for certain Expenses HEREAS the several Charges and Payments described in the Schedules (A.) and (B.) to this Act are charged by various Acts of Parliament or otherwise upon certain Parts of the Public Revenue mentioned in such respective Schedules : And whereas it is expedient, in order to bring the gross Income and Expenditure of the United Kingdom under the more immediate View and Control of Parliament, that such Charges and Payments should be otherwise provided for, as herein-after ' mentioned:' Be it therefore enacted by the Queen's most Excellent Majesty, by and with the Advice and Consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the Authority of the same, as follows: 6 I. From and after the Thirty-first Day of March One thousand eight hundred and fifty-seven the several Charges and Payments described in the Schedules (A.) and (B.) to this Act, and which, out of the Consolidated Fund; under the Acts and Authorities in the same Schedules respectively and Charges in referred to, are charged on or made payable out of the several Parts Revenue (Transfer of Charges). Parts of the Public Revenue in such Schedules mentioned, or on Schedule (B.) or out of the Monies in the Hands of the Commissioners or Col- to be voted. lectors or other Receivers of such Revenues, or otherwise now charged on or payable out of all or any Parts of such Revenue respectively, shall cease to be so charged and payable; and such of the said Charges and Payments as are described in the said Schedule (A.) shall be charged on and payable out of the Consolidated Fund of the United Kingdom; and such of the said Charges and Payments as are described in the said Schedule (B.) shall be paid out of such Aids or Supplies as may be from Time to Time provided and appropriated by Parliament for the Purpose. SCHEDULES to which this Act refers. Annuities and Salaries charged on the Revenues of Customs, Excise, An Annuity granted to the Duke of Marlborough under the Provisions of the Act 5th of Anne, Cap. 4., charged on the Post Office Revenue, the net annual Amount payable in respect of which is The Moiety of an Annuity granted by King Charles the Second to the Earl of Bath and his Heirs, and charged upon the Excise Revenue, the net annual Amount payable in respect of which Moiety is An Annuity payable to the Duke of Grafton, charged upon the Post Office Revenue by Letters Patent of the Twentieth Year of King Charles the Second, confirmed by Act of Parliament, the net annual Amount payable in respect of which Annuity is The Three Fourth Parts of an Annuity granted by King George the First to Maynhard Duke of Schoenberg and his Heirs, and charged upon the Post Office Revenue, the net annual Amount payable in respect of which Three Fourth Parts is L 4,000 1,200 - 3,384 - 2,160 Such of the Salaries of Sheriff Clerks and others, made payable out of the gross Produce of Customs and Excise, under the Act of the Seventh Year of Queen Anne, Chapter Eleven, the Act of the Tenth Year of Queen Anne, Chapter Twenty-six, and subsequent Acts, as by the Proviso in Section One of the Act Seventeenth and Eighteenth Victoria, Chapter Ninety-four, continue to be payable out of such gross Produce, so long as the present Holders of the Offices continue to hold the same; such Salaries to be charged on the Consolidated Fund so long only as they would have been payable out of such gross Produce if this Act had not been passed. |