A.D. 1875. 38. On a receipt for money or for papers ... * 40. Poundage on moneys paid out of the ... * 41. Poundage on moneys paid out of the 42. Poundage on moneys paid out of the 43. For every additional £100 44. No poundage is payable on the transfer of money from the registry to the naval prize account, or on transmitting it to the Court of Appeal in pursuance of a monition. *48. Attendance at the Bank to receive dividends, transfer, sell, or purchase stock or exchequer bills, or convert bills of exchange for suitors * 72. On retaining possession of a ship or of a ship and goods, to include the cost of a shipkeeper, if required, per day.... * 72a. On attending the removal of a ship, per day... ... of 73. On every report as to the sufficiency sureties * 74. If the marshal or any of his substitutes is required to go a greater distance than five miles from his office to perform any of the above duties, he will be entitled to his reasonable expenses for travelling, board, and maintenance. 75. Poundage on the proceeds of any vessel or goods sold under the decree of the Court, if the same do not exceed 501. 76. Exceeding 50l. but not exceeding 1001. 77. For every additional 100l., or part thereof 050 200 0 10 0 1 0 0 100 сс A.D. 1875. A.D. 1875. Stamps. PART III. ORDER AS TO THE TAKING OF THE FEES AND PER- [28th October, 1875.] WHEREAS, by Section 26 of the Supreme Court of Judicature Act, 1875, it is provided that the fees and percentages appointed to be taken in the High Court of Justice and in the Court of Appeal, and in any Court to be created by any commission, and in any office which is connected with any of those Courts or in which any business connected with any of those Courts is conducted, shall, except so far as they be otherwise directed, be taken by means of stamps; and further, that such stamps shall be impressed or adhesive, as the Treasury may from time to time direct; and that the Treasury, with the concurrence of the Lord Chancellor, may from time to time make such rules as may seem fit for publishing the amount of the fees and regulating the use of such stamps, and particularly for prescribing the application thereof to documents from time to time in use or required to be used for the purposes of such stamps, and for insuring the proper cancellation of such stamps. Now, we, the undersigned, being two of the Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury, do, with the concurrence of the Lord Chancellor, hereby give notice and order and direct 1. That from and after the 1st November next, being the date fixed for the commencement of this Act, all orders and regulations now in force with respect to the use, proper cancellation, mode of keeping accounts, and allowance of fee stamps in The Admiralty Court, shall continue in force up to the beginning of the sittings to take place after January next, or they shall respectively be altered or annulled by any rules hereafter to be made and published in conformity with the Act. 2. That the stamps to be used in the collection of fees and percentages payable under the order made in pursuance of the powers given by the Supreme Court of Judicature Act, 1875, bearing date this day, shall, until further notice, be either impressed or adhesive as directed in any previous order; and, in cases to which no previous order is applicable, shall be either impressed or adhesive, at the option of the parties by whom the fees are payable. 3. That, until we do order to the contrary, the dies heretofore in use for impressing stamps in any of the Courts affected by the said Act, and also the adhesive stamps heretofore in use, shall be available and valid for the taking of the said fees and percentages, and may be used notwithstanding that new dies and stamps appropriated to the Supreme Court of Judicature may in the meantime have been issued by the Commissioners of Inland Revenue, which will also be valid and available. (a) By order of October 24, 1877, fees are to be taken by stamps in the District Registries of Liverpool and Manchester, except in respect of proceeds of a sale of a ship by order of the Admiralty Division. 5. And, that where any of such fees are payable in respect of any A.D 1875. matter or thing to be done by any officer or in any office whatever of the Supreme Court of Judicature, and it shall not have been customary or may not be necessary to use any written or printed document or paper in reference to such matter or thing whereon the stamp could be stamped or affixed, the party or his solicitor requiring such matter or thing to be done shall make application for the same by a præcipe, or short note in writing or print, and a stamp denoting the amount of the fees so payable shall be stamped or affixed to such præcipe or note. 6. That, where a fee is payable, but no directions are found in previous orders as to the document to which the stamp is to be applied, it shall be lawful, until we do otherwise order, for any officer of the Supreme Court whose duty it would be to see that the fee in question is duly paid by means of a stamp, to decide on what document such stamp shall be impressed or affixed. Given under our hands, MAHON. CAIRNS, C. I hereby signify my concurrence in the before-mentioned rules and regulations. PART IV. FEES AND COSTS IN SALVAGE CASES HEARD IN A SCALE OF FEES AND COSTS ALLOWED IN PURSUANCE OF 25 & 26 VICT. Fees to Assessors and Umpires. ... ... £ 8. d. ... 1 1 0 To assessors, for each day's attendance and service in ... 110 Fees to be paid to the Clerks of Justices or Stipendiary Magistrates in And, if the above cases be heard by the judge of a County |