FORM OF BOND.

KNOW all men by these presents, that I,

am held and firmly bound unto our Sovereign Lady Queen
Victoria, by the grace of God, of the United Kingdom
of Great Britain and Ireland, Queen, Defender of the
Faith, in the sum of

pounds of good and lawful money of Great Britain, to be
paid to our said Lady the Queen, her Heirs and Successors;
to which payment well and trully to be made I bind
myself, my heirs, executors, and administrators, firmly by
these presents. Sealed with my seal.
in the year

Dated this

day of

of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty

WHEREAS the above-bounden

has applied to the

at

of Customs

for a Licence or Transire,

as prescribed by the 3rd rule of the Lords of the Committee of Her Majesty's Privy Council for Trade, approved and ordered number of cubic by Her Majesty in Council, under the provisions of the Act 6 & 7 Vict., chapter 79, to remove

*Here insert the

feet or other

available

description of
quantity.

† Here insert
"oysters,"
"oyster brood,"
or "spat," as
the case may be.

+from the port of

to the port of for deposit in the oyster beds or layings there.

said

*of

Now the condition of this obligation is such, that if the
†, and every part thereof, shall arrive
and be duly reported to

at the said port of
the collector, comptroller, or other principal officer there
days from the date hereof, and shall
hours after being so reported,

within

within
permission from the collector, comptroller, or other principal
officer first being obtained, be duly deposited in the beds
or layings at the said last-mentioned port, and if the
said
shall obtain from the collector, comp-
troller, or other principal officer of such last-mentioned port a
certificate of the due arrival and deposit there of the said
oysters, oyster brood, or spat, and shall deliver such certificate
to the collector, comptroller, or other principal officer of the
said port from whence such oysters, oyster brood, or spat were
removed as aforesaid, then this obligation shall be void,
otherwise shall be and remain in full force and virtue.

FORM OF LICENCE or TRANSIRE

For the removal of Oysters, &c., pursuant to the Order in Council dated the 6th May 1857.

on the oyster beds or layings at the said last-mentioned port,

for which purpose the said

for the due arrival of the said

mentioned port within

has given bond

at the last

days from the date hereof,

and for the deposit thereof on the said beds or layings hours after such arrival.

within

Given under my hand, this

185

day of

APPENDIX (F.)

SUMMARY.

Deficient

Education.

Physical
Inability.

Over Under Mis- Causes. conduct.

Age.

Age.

Clerks

26

Searchers

13

P. C. Officers

17

Other Ports

Weighers

32

Tidewaiters

176

3

11

Boatmen

32

Out of the 610 Persons nominated to
Situations in the Customs in 857-
70 were not able to Examination by
the Civil Service Commissioners,
baving been appoint d to Situ -
tions to which th Order in Council
does not apply.

39 were granted Certificates of Quali i-
cation by the Civi. Service Com-
missioners upon Reports from
this Department.

70 were rejected on account of the
Age, Physical Inability, &c. of the
Parties, by the Board, without
Exami ation by the Civil Service
Commissioners.

*31 remained to be examined by the
Civil Service Commissioners.

45

36

3

39

APPENDIX (G.)

AN ACCOUNT of the Gross Receipt of Customs Duties in the United Kingdom in the Year 1857, compared with the Receipt in the preceding Year 1856, and distinguishing the Receipt upon the principal Articles.