[74] There are 4,397 civil servants in Ireland with incomes over L160 a
year, as against 944 for Scotland. (Inland Revenue Report, 1909-1910.)
[75] The members of this Commission were:--The Rt. Hon. Hugh Childers,
Lord Farrer, Lord Welby, the Rt. Hon. O'Conor Don, Sir Robt. Hamilton,
Sir Thomas Sutherland, K.C.M.G., Sir David Barbour, K.C.S.I., the Hon.
Ed. Blake, M.P., Bertram W. Currie, Esq., W.A. Hunter, Esq., M.P., C.E.
Martin, Esq., J.E. Redmond, Esq., M.P., Thomas Sexton, Esq., M.P., and
added in June, 1894, Henry F. Slattery, Esq., and G.W. Wolff, Esq.,
M.P.
[76] C. 8262, price 1s. 10d.
[77] Lord MacDonnell has estimated the total over-payment of Ireland in
the nineteenth century as exceeding L300,000,000.
[78] Out of a total tax-revenue of L24,000,000 from 1906-9 Ireland paid
no less than L18,000,000 in Customs and Excise. (Inland Revenue
Report.)
[79] See the Government Outline of Financial Provisions, Appendix A.
HOME RULE
APPENDICES
A. THE HOME RULE BILL OF 1912.
B. THE SHRINKAGE OF IRELAND.
C. THE ACT OF UNION.
D. THE HOME RULE BILLS OF 1886 AND 1893.
E. THE IRISH BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.
F. THE REDUCTION IN IRISH PAUPERISM.
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