13 RETURNS RELATING TO COUNTY SURVEYORS ( lRELANL>). CITY AND COUNTY OF LONDONDERRY. RETURN showing the Names of the COUNTY SURVEYORS and their ASSISTANTS, with their respective SALARIES, for the Seven Years previous to the Act 24 & 25 Yict. c. 63 ; also of those whose Salaries have been advanced by the GRAND JURY, pursuant to said Act, and the Amount so advanced, & c. NAMES OF COUNTY SURVEYORS AND ASSISTANTS. Salary for the Seven Years previous to the Act 24 & 25 Vict. c. 63. * Advanced Salary, after the passing of the Act 24 & 25 Vict, c. 63. 1855 to 1 85 8. 1 85 9. 1 8 60. 186 1. 1 8 62. COUNTY SURVEYORS: £. £. £. Stewart Gordon ( died June 1860) - 300 300 800 — — Richard Williamson ( appointed July 1860) — — 300 300 600 ASSISTANTS : John C. Johnston ... - - 50 50 50 50 80 James Orr ------ 50 50 50 50 80 John Neely ------ 50 50 50 50 80 Dorrington M'Ilree 50 — — — — Thomas Mawhinney - 50 — — — — William Huston 50 - 50 — — — James Williams - - - - - — 50 — — — John Gordon ------ - 50 50 50 — John Selfridge - - - 50 50 — David Moyes - - - - - , - 50 50 80 John Ross ------ - - - 50 80 John Thompson - - - - - 80 Alexander Baxter - - - - - — — 80 The salaries of the Assistant Surveyors were advanced by the Grand Jury, " on the condition that they abstain from taking any other employment than such as is connected with county - works." John T. Gregg, Secretary, 2 April 1863. COUNTY OF LONGFORD. RETURN respecting COUNTY SURVEYORS and their ASSISTANTS, for Seven Years previous to the Act 24 & 25 Vict. c. 43. Name of the County Surveyor, James Bell; salary 300 I. per annum, with an allowance of 501, for a clerk, yearly. Since the passing of the Act mentioned, James Waters was appointed Assistant, at a salary of 501, a year, under the Grand Jury Act, 6 & 7 Will. 4, c. 116. STATEMENT of County Surveyor or Assistants whose Salaries have been advanced pursuant to 24 & 25 Yict., and Amount advanced. No advance of salary to County Surveyor. The salary of James Waters, the Assistant, advanced from 50/. to 801, a year at Spring Assizes, 1863. The Grand Jury do not require the County Surveyor or Assistant not to engage in private practice. Henry W. Bond, Secretary. 1 April 1863.