Taxing Masters (Ireland) Act, 1848

Salaries and expences.

Expenses, &c. of offices.

4. All salaries under the said recited Act or this Act shall grow due from day to day, but shall be payable on the fifth day of January, fifth day of April, fifth day of July, and the tenth day of October in every year, or on such other days as the Lord Chancellor shall from time to time by any order direct, and shall be paid to the parties entitled thereto, or their respective executors or administrators, by the Treasury, out of the Consolidated Fund of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland; and the expence necessarily incurred for hiring suitable offices for the business of such taxing masters, and also for the necessary books, stationery, and binding of books of costs, and other incidental expences of the said offices, including such expences of the nature aforesaid as have heretofore been incurred in the office of the taxing master, but were not provided for by the said recited Act, shall likewise be paid out of the said Consolidated Fund.

[Ss. 5, 6 rep. 54 & 55 Vict. c. 67. (S.L.R.)]