Page:Public General Statutes 1896.djvu/401

Sched. (B.)
Part 10.
Civil Services.
Class IV.

		Sums not Exceeding
		Supply Grants	Appropriations in Aid
No.		£	£
4.	For salaries and expenses and grant in aid of the National Gallery	13,286	1,050
5.	For salaries and expenses of the National Portrait Gallery	4,566	—
6.	For sundry grants in aid of scientific investigation. &c. in the United Kingdom	28,154	—
7.	For grants in aid of the expenses of certain Universities and Colleges in Great Britain and expenses under the Welsh Intermediate Education Act, 1889	102,179	—
8.	For salaries and expenses of the University of London	15	17,020
9.	For public education in Scotland (including a supplementary sum of 4,125l.)	3,360	—
10.	For a grant to the Board of Trustees for manufactures in Scotland, in aid of the maintenance of the National Ghdlery, School of Art and Museum of Antiquities, Scotland	3,360	—
11.	For public education under the Commissioners of National Education in Ireland (including a supplementary sum of 3,375l.	1,166,077	39,500
12.	For the expenses of the Office of the Commissioners tor managing certain school endowments in Ireland	1,005	—
13.	For salaries and expenses of the National Gallery of Ireland	2,443	—
14.	For a grant in aid of the expenses of the Queen's Colleges in Ireland	4,950	6,740
Total Civil Services, Class IV. £		10,502,749	77,135

Sched.
(B.) Part 11.

SCHEDULE (B.)—Part 11.

Civil Services.
Class v.

CIVIL SERVICES.—Class V.

Schedule of Sums granted, and of the sums which may be applied as appropriations in aid in addition thereto, to defray the charges of the several Civil Services herein particularly mentioned, which will come in course of payment during the year ending on the 31st day of March 1897; viz.:—

		Sums not Exceeding
		Supply Grants	Appropriations in Aid
No.		£	£
1.	For expenses of Her Majesty's embassies and missions abroad, and of consular establishments abroad, and other expenditure chargeable on the Consular Vote	437,318	102,688
2.	For a grant in aid of expenses connected with the British Protectorate in Uganda and in Central and East Africa	144,000	—