14 RETURNS RELATING TO COUNTY SURVEYORS ( lRELANL>). COUNTY OF LOUTH. RETURN respecting COUNTY SURVEYOR and ASSISTANTS. OFFICERS. Annual Salary of each for Seven Years to Summer Advance per Annum made by Grand Jury under 24 & 25 Vict. c. 63. . Return as to Private Assizes 1861. Amount. Practice. Name. Office. Officer. Lowest. Highest. From. To. John Neville Peter Cahill John M'Alester - Patrick Byrne County Surveyor - 1st Assistant Surveyor - 2d Assistant Surveyor 3d Assistant Surveyor 300 50 30 30 300 50 50 30 Advanced Advanced Advanced Advanced 300 50 50 30 400 70 60 40 \ The Grand Jury have not required any of ; these officers not to engage in private practice. ) 31 March 1863. A. Stichleton, Secretary. COUNTY OF MAYO. RETURN showing the Names of the COUNTY SURVEYORS and their ASSISTANTS, with their respective SALARIES, stating the Lowest and Highest, for the Seven Years previous to the Act 24 & 25 Vict. c. 43. Name of Surveyor. Amount of Salary. Names of Assistants. Amount of Salary. Salary paid to Surveyors for Seven Years preceding the Act 24 & 25 Vict. c. 43. Salaries Advanced by Grand Juries pursuant to Act 24 & 25 Vict. Lowest. Highest. Surveyors. Assistants. £. £. £. £. £. Henry Brewster - 300 John Cunningham - 50 300 300 100 Nil. Michael Shanby 50 - - - Nil. Richard Winter 50 - - - Nil. W. A. Treary - 300 No Assistants - - 300 300 100 — The Grand Jury have passed no resolution requiring their County Surveyors or Assistants not to engage in private practice. 7 April 1863. John Gardinom, Secretary. COUNTY OF MEATH. Samuel Searank, County Surveyor; salary, for seven years, 300/. per annum; advanced 100/. James Darling, Assistant; salary, for seven years, 50/.; advanced 15 /. Allowed to engage in private practice. 9 May 1863. G. A. Pollock, Secretary.