ON THE LOCAL TAXATION OF THE CITY OF DUBLIN. 289 IN this Account, £. 2,500 per annum, as rent for the water- course has not been charged; and the following Salaries for officers have been discontinued in this Account, but have been charged in the Pipe Water Account; viz. Richard Cave - Andrew Coffey - Hugh Croflon - Richard Crofton - Wilson Tomey - Richard Quinton - AN ACCOUNT of all Sums of Money collected by the Corporation of Dublin, for Pipe Water Tax, during the year 1822 ; and also an Account showing the application of same. CHARGE: Collected from 29th September 1821 to 29th September 1822 Old Pipes DISCHARGE: Cash paid the Grand Canal Company, 12 f per cent on gross receipts of Pipe Water Revenue, ending 24th June 1822 ------ - D° - - d° - - percentage on £. 252. 14. n. received last year from Commis- sioners of Paving, for watering the streets - - D° - paid Royal Canal Company, 15 per cent on gross receipt of the Pipe Water Revenue North Side, ending 24th June 1822 - - D° - Hugh Crofton, storekeeper, amount of weekly bills, for laying down pipes, labourers, & c. & c. - -- -- -- -- - D° - Taaffe and Donohoe, contractors, amount weekly bills for excavating, or in laying down mains, & c. --------- - D° - Commissioners of Paving, paving over metal mains - - - - SALARIES : Lord Mayor, one year ending 29th Sept. 1822, in lieu of poundage Treasurer - - like ------- Allen and Greene, secretaries ------ Richard Cave, supervisor ------- Andrew Coffey, engineer ------- Hugh Crofton, storekeeper ------ Richard Crofton, overseer ------ Wilson Tomey, overseer and measurer - Richard Quinton, inspector of Turncocks - - - - Mrs. Quinton, housekeeper ...... RENT and TAXES : One year's Rent, Pipe Water House - - D° - - Basin, James- street - - - - - D° - - Part of - d° - D° - - Basin- lane - - D° - - Allowance of house rent to A. Coffey - - D° D° - - - Hugh Crofton - D° D° - - - Richard Crofton - - D° D° - - - Wilson Tomey - Sundry Taxes, and Insurance of Pipe Water House TRADESMEN'S BILLS: £. 500 - 500 - 200 - 350 - 400 - 200 - 180 - 150 - 140 - 34 100 20 8 9 28 24 25 25 81 17 8 5 - i Cash paid Thomas Hughes, iron pipes - - - - £. 1,925 - 316 19 6i - D" - Moses Drake, for lead - - - - 7 iof - D° - Charles Gibbons, smiths work - 44 3 lOf - D° - H. Fawcett, smiths work - 9 8 7 - D° - James Fegan, timber - - 47 - 3 - D° - Charles Hodgens, ropes and yarn 21 1.5 6 - D° - Messrs. Whiteford and Co. for coals - - 26 11 8 - D° - Mrs. Watson, books for collectors - 45 - 10 J - D" - Richard Cave, cash paid by him for stamps - 8i 13 4 - D9 - George Faulkiner, printing - 10 12 — - D° - Charles Thorpe, painting - - - - 15 — — - D" - Luke Sibthorpe, glazing - - - - 3 9 if - D° - William Mallet, smiths work - - - - 57 14 4 i - D° - R. Jackson, tallow - - - - 10 15 1 X - D" Messrs. Green and Whister, their account - - 39 — 2 - D° - J. Wilson, for slating - - - - 5 3 3 f - D° - Thomas M'Cready, his account - 19 3 3 • eta 549- D £. s. d. 9,733 13 11 87 1 i 9.742 1 - - 1,299 7 1 31 11 10 660 1,184 6 41 752 781 13 19 17 5i 11 4 2,654 321 11 2,648 18 5 | io, 335 8 21