The THIRD SCHEDULE to which this Act refers.

IA.B., Occupier of [describe the Property as nearly as possible in the Manner in which it is described in the Valuation], in ' respect of which B. C. [the Lessor] is now rated, hereby require to be rated as the Occupier of the same; and I do hereby undertake to pay all Rates lawfully made in respect of such Property under the Authority of the Act passed in the

Year of the Reign of Her Majesty Victoria, for the more 'effectual Relief of the destitute Poor in Ireland.'

CAP. LVII.

A. B.

An Act to appoint additional Commissioners for executing the Acts granting a Land Tax and Duties on Personal Estates, Offices, and Pensions.

[31st July 1838.]

WHEREAS an Act was passed in the Seventh and Eighth Years of the Reign of His Majesty King George the Fourth, intituled An Act to appoint Commissioners for carrying 7 & 8 G.4.c.75. into execution several Acts granting an Aid to His Majesty by

a Land Tax to be raised in Great Britain, and continuing to 'His Majesty certain Duties on Personal Estates, Offices, and 'Pensions in England: And whereas another Act was passed ' in the Ninth Year of the Reign of His said Majesty, intituled 'An Act for rectifying Mistakes in the Names of the Land Tax 9 G. 4. c. 38. 'Commissioners, and for appointing additional Commissioners, and indemnifying such Persons as have acted without due Authority in

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execution of the Acts therein recited: And whereas another Act

was passed in the Second and Third Years of the Reign of

'His late Majesty King William the Fourth, intituled An Act 2&3 W.4.c.127.

for appointing additional Commissioners to put in execution the

Acts for granting an Aid to His Majesty by a Land Tax, and

continuing the Duties on Personal Estates, Offices, and Pensions :

' And whereas another Act was passed in the Third and Fourth

'Years of the Reign of His said late Majesty, intituled An Act 3 & 4W. 4.c.95.

'to appoint additional Commissioners for executing the Acts for

granting an Aid by a Land Tax, and for continuing the Duties on Personal Estates, Offices, and Pensions: And whereas it is 'expedient to appoint additional Persons to put in execution 'the several Acts for granting an Aid to Her Majesty by a 'Land Tax in Great Britain, and for continuing to Her Majesty ' certain Duties on Personal Estates, Offices, and Pensions in England: Be it therefore enacted by the Queen's most Excellent Majesty, by and with the Advice and Consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the Authority of the same, That Appointment the several and respective Persons herein-after named shall and of additional may and are hereby empowered and authorized (being duly Commissioners. qualified) to put in execution the said Acts, and all the Clauses, Powers, Matters, and Things whatsoever therein contained, as Commissioners in and for the several and respective Counties,

Shires,

Shires, Stewartries, and Places of Great Britain herein-after severally and respectively mentioned and expressed, as fully and effectually as if they had been named with the other Commissioners in the said recited Act passed in the Seventh and Eighth Years of the Reign of His Majesty King George the Fourth; (that is to say,)

For the Rest of the County of Berks.

The Reverend Richard Boucher Brightwalton, Henry Mill Bunbury Marlstone House, William Chatteris Sandleford Priory, Fulwar Craven Brockhampton Park, Gloucestershire, Archer James Croft Greenham Lodge, the Reverend Edward Cove Brimpton, James Whitley Deans Dundas Barton Court, Kintbury, the Reverend Fulwar Craven Fowle Kintbury, Thomas Goodlake Benhams Letcomb Regis, John Hughes Donnington Priory, the Reverend Edward Greaves Meyrick D. D. Ramsbury, Wilts, William Mount Wasing House, Edward William Leybourne Popham, Littlecot House, Chilton Foliat, Wilts, Alfred Slocock Donnington, Richard Townshend Speen, Edward Tull Peasemore, Richard Tull Crookham End House, the Reverend John Wells. Boxford Rectory, Bartholomew Wroughton Woolley Park, George Proctor Beauchamp Priory, Beechhill, William Blandy Reading, Honourable Broderick Reading, Alexander Saint Cobham Shinfield Place, Henry Deane Reading, William Dickson Beenham House, Thomas Garrard Reading, Christopher Darby Griffith Padworth House, George Higgs Reading, Winchcomb Howard Hartley Bucklebury, John Bligh Monck Coley Park, Reading, Thomas Rickford Reading, Charles Shackleford Robinson Reading, Henry Simonds Reading, Charles Simonds junior Reading, Edward Willes Goodrest Lodge, Shinfield.

For the County of Bucks.

George Bethell Eton Clerk, Jacob William Blincoe Langley Marish, Rice Richard Clayton Hedgerley, William Christopher Drayton Lodge, John Drummond Denham, William Thomas Eyre Padbury Clerk, the Honourable Orlando Watkin Weld Forester Dunton Clerk, Alexander Higginson Great Marlow, James Haydock Haydock Datchet, Alfred Hayward Preston Bissett, William Jennings Eton, George Lucas Newport Pagnell, John Grant Lawford Aylesbury Clerk, William Nash Langley Marish, William Edward Partridge Princes Risborough Clerk, Charles Rose Cublington Clerk, Sir Robert Frankland Russell Chequers Baronet, Charles Lucas Reay Swanbourne Clerk, Samuel Snook Iver, Andrew Henry Paulett Thomson Great Marlow, Eusibius Uthwatt Maidsmorton Clerk, John Willis Haddenham Clerk, Philip Wroughton Ibstone, Robert Crook Walford Denham, William Way Denham Clerk, Thomas Witts Walford Iver, George Lucas Newport Pagnell, Alexander Higginson Great Marlow, Philip Wroughton Ibstone.

For the Rest of the County of Cambridge.

Henry Ainger Coton, William Cole Ambrose, George Bullen, Cherry Hinton, Thomas Cawcutt Impington, John Chaplin Ful

bourn, John Cole Daintree, Findrayton, John Ellis Little Swaffham, Jonathan Fison Horningsey, Henry Giblin Little Swaffham, Charles Giblin Little Swaffham, John Grain Teversham, George Jenyns Bottisham, Henry King Bottisham, Henry King junior Little Wilbraham, John King Bottisham, James Edmund Law Saint Shelford, Thomas Mortlock Swavesey, Thomas Newman Bottisham, Thomas Oslar Fulbourn, William Sumpter Histon, George Kettle Wheeler Cambridge, Matthew Witt Waterbeach, James Witt Waterbeach, Charles Wager Watson Wilbraham, Henry Wiles Waterbeach.

For the County of Chester.

Jonathan Thornhill, William Barlow Worthington, John Howard, Reverend Edward Howell, John Rhodes, William Rathbone Macclesfield, James Hulley Macclesfield, J. Swanwick M.D. Macclesfield, Robert Ashton Hyde, John Long Knutsford, John Johnson Runearn, Thomas Hazlehurst Runearn, Peter Edward Marsland, Henry Coppock, Samuel Andrews Dean Water, John Andrew, Sir Henry Edward Bunbury, John Thomas Brabant, James Burgess, John Brassey, Thomas Brocklebank, William Bartley, Thomas Houghton Bartley, Thomas Bolton, Samuel Nevitt Bennett, John Nevitt Bennett, Richard Jones Congreve, Harvey Crackenthorpe, Hugh Colley, John Cottingham, Ralph Cappur, John Done, Richard Dutton, Richard Finlow Baskerville Glegg, John Glegg, John Johnson, Daniel Turton Johnson, Thomas Johnson, John Bulkeley Johnson, John Cottingham Johnson, John Jackson, William Jackson, Thomas Jackson Tattenhall, Thomas Morecroft, Thomas King Nixon, John Plant, Sir Henry Parnell Baronet, Thomas Reeves, John Fielder Reade, James Reade, Thomas Reade, Charles Peter Shakerley, Thomas Wybalt Swetenham, Joseph Swinburne, James Skerratt, Lee Porcher Townshend, Thomas Templeton, James Troutbeck, Charles Vaudrey, Thomas Vaudrey, William Henry Worthington, Edward Worthington, William Whitaker, Timothy Whitty, Robert Hyde Gregg of Styall.

For the County of Cornwall.

Thomas Dunkin Budock, William John Coope Clerk Falmouth Parish, Thomas Sheppard Symons Mylor, Samuel Humphry Pellew the younger Falmouth Parish, Richard Williams Budock, William Paul Williams Penryn, Charles Giddy Poltair Cottage, Madron, John Robyns Penzance, J. Boraston Clerk, William Sherlock Carey Clerk Lezant, Charles Rodd Clerk Northhill, George Buckmaster Gibbons B. A. Clerk Launceston, Henry Addington Simcoe Clerk Penhedle, Egloskerry, James Duke Coleridge Clerk LL.D. Lawhitton, Thomas Ching Launceston, Richard Penwarden Launceston, John Brendon Treniffle, Thomas Pearse Launceston, Henry Ware Clerk Ladock, David Jenkin Clerk Gorran, Cecil Nicholas Bray Marhamchurch, Edward Rudall Clerk Boyton, Henry Mackintosh Crichlow Clerk Poundstock, William Wallis Bray Stratton, Henry Badcock Marhamchurch, Thomas Rickard Avery Boscastle, William Sloggart

Boscastle,

1 & 2 VICT. Boscastle, Edmund Spettigue Clerk Michaelston, John Glanville Clerk Jacobston, William Fillis Pearce Camelford, John Symons Clerk Trevalga, Charles Atmore Ogilvie Clerk Duloe, Looe, Thomas Leah Clerk Saint Keyne, Liskeard, William Rawlings Clerk Lansellos, Polperro, James Frederick Todd Clerk Liskeard, William Glencross Liskeard, Edward Geach Liskeard, Peter Glubb Liskeard, Joseph Brown Liskeard, John Sargent Liskeard, John Allen Liskeard, Robert Grigg East Looe, Peter Rogers East Looe, Nathaniel Hearle West Looe, William Farwell Clerk Saint Martins by Looe, George Raby Saint Martins by Looe, Henry Thomas Dyke Clerk Pelynt, Looe, James Rawlings Clerk Saint Pinnock, Liskeard, Charles Wallcott Talland, Looe, James Buller Kitson Clerk Saint Veep, Lostwithiel, Dalston Clements Clerk Warleggan, Bodmin, Percival Frye Clerk Saint Winnow, Lostwithiel, William Hambly Molenick, Saint Germans, John Littleton the younger Saint Winnols, Saint Germans, Charles Trelawny Coldrinnick, Saint Germans, W. H. P. Carew Antony, William Spry Clerk Botusfleming, John Littleton the younger Landrake, Benjamin Snell Wheaton, Landulph, Thomas Edwards senior Saint Stephens, Thomas Edwards Clerk Saint Stephens, William Bennett Pill, Saint Stephens, William Thomas Mein Pattison Duporth, Saint Anstell, Charles Prideaux Brune Graves Penrice, Saint Anstell.

For the County of Cumberland.

Joseph Askew Clerk Whitehaven, Thomas Benn Banks Hall, Robert Jefferson Whitehaven, Henry Jefferson Whitehaven, John Jenkins Clerk Whitehaven, John Hartley Whitehaven, Thomas Hartley Gillfoot, William Lumb Whitehaven, William Henry Leech Clerk Egremont, Miles Ponsonby Hail Hall, John Stanley Whitehaven, Thomas Smith Loweswater, Sir Fleming Senhouse Knight Seascale Hall, Anthony Thompson Cross, James Robertson Walker Gilgarron, John Watson Clifton Lodge, John Wallas Whitehaven, Fletcher Woodhouse Clerk Parton, Robert Brisco Low Mill House, Carlisle Spedding Linethwaite, Henry Howard Corby Castle, Philip Henry Howard M. P. Corby Castle, Henry Howard Greystoke Castle, Henry Aglionby Aglionby Newbiggin Hall, William Crackenthorpe Newbiggin Hall, William Marshall M. P. Patterdale Hall, Thomas Salkeld Holm Hill, Joseph Salkeld Penrith, Timothy Fetherstonhaugh Kirkoswald, Sackville Rippon Acorn Bank, Thomas Wannop Holm Gate, Thomas Donald Linstock, Robert Bendle Stanwix, William Carrick Brampton, John Hodgson Dykesfield, John Coulson Cumerhinton, William Sowerby Stanwix, Thomas D. Bleaymire Penrith, Joseph Dixon Broadwath, Thomas Phillips Crosby-upon-Eden, John Stalker Lambfield, Joseph Faulder Hawkesdale, George Dixon Carlisle, John Slater Rose Cottage, Carlisle, William Carrick Carlisle, George Relph Carlisle, William Richardson Carlisle, John Railton Carlisle, William Barton Carlisle, Silus Saul the younger Carlisle, William Stirdy Carlisle, William Robinson Martindale Carlisle, Richard Brown Carlisle, John Brown Carlisle.

For

For the County of Derby.

Edward Thomas Coke Brimmington Hall, James Oakes Riddings, John Alsop Darley Dale, Reverend Anthony Aurial Parker Baslow, Reverend W. G. Giles Ashford, Marmaduke Middleton Leam, Horatio Mason Calver, Earl of Newburgh Hassop, John A. Shuttleworth Hathersage, Richard Simpson Mellor, Sydney Smithers Ashford, William Thornhill Ollerenshaw House, James Taylor Bakewell, Joseph Tunnicliff Hassop, Reverend R. Coke Wilmot Youlgreave.

For the County of Devon.

Elias Pitts Brewer Teignmouth, William Creed Abbotskerswell, Charles Gay Newton Abbott, John Maye Staverton, George Mitchell Ugborough, Captain Francis Ormond R. N. Kingsbridge, William Pearce Modbury, Thomas Pinsent Kingsteignton, Walter L. Prettyjohn Modbury, Thomas Rendell Stokeintinhead, Moses Vicary Highweek, Charles Webber Totnes, J. W. C. Whitbread Paington, Samuel Whiteway Kingsteignton, Jasper Parrot Totnes, Nicholas Pitts Chivelstone, Edward John Honywood Honiton, William Haggett Richards Axminster, William Tucker the younger Kilmington, John Benson Manor House, Tavistock, John Carpenter Mount Tavy, Tavistock, Reverend Jonathan Phillips Carpenter Grenofen House, Whitchurch, William Courtenay Walreddon House, Whitchurch, Arthur Kelly Kelly House, Kelly, John Rundle Tavistock, Thomas Robins Ven, Lamerton, Reverend Coryndon Luxmoore Bridestow, Calmady Pollexfen Hamlyn Lewood, Bridestow, John Paule Tavistock, William Wilking, Richard Parsons, Richard Davies Upland, Tamerton Foliott near Plymouth, John Pedler Hoo Meavy near Plymouth, Edwin Scobell Good-a-Meavy near Plymouth, George Bernard Knighton Drake Ipplepen, William Soper Darlington, Henry Champernowne Darlington, Richard Browne Harberton, Gilbert Northey Tompson Totnes, Robert Farwell Totnes, Thornton Bentall Totnes, Arthur Farwell Clerk Stokefleming, James Arthur Clerk, Josiah Austice, John Ames, William Allen the younger, James Buckingham Clerk, Garrow James Baker Clerk, George Brook, Thomas Carter, Edward Carter, Henry Joseph Carslake, Charles Cutcliffe, Thomas Comins, John Dunning, Thomas Edwards, Thomas Bayliss Edwards, Samuel Evans, William Edgecombe Maxwell, John Goodman, Edward Guppy, William Harris, Gordon Arthur Helsham, Reynolds Jones, William Knight, Henry Knight, Walter William Richard Keats Clerk, George Langdon, William Langdon, Mark Henry Mogridge, William Munk, Welman Noel, William Paramour, Richard Preston, Roger Nesbitt Pearce, Thomas Plush, Richard Pople, Septimus Palmer Clerk, Stawell William Palmer Clerk, Stawell William Palmer junior Clerk, Edward Reynold, William Smark, William Thorold Clerk.

For the County of Dorset.

Edward Balston, Thomas Balston, Henry Plowman, John Hardy Thresher, Thomas Williams, Herbert Williams, Reverend

[No. 29. Price 2d.]

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