434 .^ Ireland.')— EIGHTH REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS [ Appx. { continued.) H. D. Grady, Board's Counfel, Fees commencing Eafter Term Solicitor General - - the like - - commencing Michaelmas 1805 - - - - - D° - - - - the like - - to 2d November 1805, to 2d November 1804, to 27th April £> 93 86 S: 8 5 9* d. 9' a 0 CORK: Richd Waller, Solicitor, on account of Expences attending Trials at Corke, & c. 56 17 6 FOXFORD: Thos McKiernan, Expences profecuting Mr. Riddy - - 3 9 KIN SALE: E. A. Waller, Solicitor, advance on account of Mr. Jermyn's Trial 50 0 a LARNE: G. Disney, Expences attending Carrickfergus Affizes - - 9 0 £ LIMERICK: Bryan Mc Mahon, local Agent for Revenue bufinefs - * 5 7 SLIGO: Edward Carroll - - - the like - 160 7 6 10,618 7 10 Fra. Kiernan, Exam'. No. 64. ( D.) AN ACCOUNT of the Particulars of the Sum of £. 12,085. H5- charged in the Account of Incidental, & c. Expences, under the Head of LAW CHARGES, in the Department of the CUSTOMS; for the Yearendingthe 5th January 1807. DUBLIN: C. M. Ormsby, Board's Counsel, amount of Fees due to him, commencing Easter 1805, to 2ft November same year -.-.„---- Right hon. Standish O'Grady, late Attorney General, Fees due to him as Crown Lawyer, commencing Easter Term 180^, and ending 14th Odtober 1806 Mr. Plunkett. Attorney General, for preparing and fettling the Money Bills for the prefent Seflion ------------ Mr. Solicitor General Bushe, for the like John Edwards, Solicitor, his proportion ofthe fixed Allowances for preparing and copying the Money Bills for the prefent Sefiion ------ Richard Waller, Solicitor, an advance on account of Law Difburfements Charles K. Bushe, Solicitor General, Fees due to him for perufing and fettling the Custom Regulation and Jurifdi& ion Bills ------- - D° - Amount ot Fees due to him as Crown Lawyer, from Michaelmas Term 1805, ending 4th March 1806 --------- Attorney Gentral; Fees for iettlirig the Cuftom, lurifdiftion, and Regulation Bills ----- Richard Waller and John Edwards, Solicitors, the like - Henry D. Grady, Board's Counsel, the like ------- Richard Waller, Solicitor, Balance of Cofts, commencing Hilary Term 1805, ending Hilary Vacation 1806 - -- -- -- -- James Galbraith, Attorney, Bill of Cofts on Revenue bufinefs at Dcrry Afiizes 1805 Richard Waller, Solicitor, Bill of Cofts, profecuting Suits on behalf of the Crown, and defending certain Officers, commencing Trinity Vacation 1805, and ending Hilary Vacation 1806 ------ George Jack, Attorney, Bill of Costs, prosecuting the Master of the John for not accommodating Revenue Officers with beds -------