Chronicle of the law officers of Ireland/Judges' Salaries in 1690

by Constantine J. Smyth

The following table shews the annual fees paid to the Judges and Law Officers out of the civil establishment, immediately after the revolution, from the Appendix to the Commons' (Ir.) Journal, Vol. II. p. 80.— An Establishment or List containing all the annual payments to be made for civil affairs from 25 December, 1690.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.

	£	s.	d.
Lord Chief Baron, for his fee and robes	500	0	0
Second Baron, for his fee and robes	400	0	0
Third Baron	400	0	0
Prime Sergeant, for his fee and robes	33	16	8
Second Sergeant	30	0	0
Attorney-General, for his fee and robes	88	6	8
Solicitor-General	88	6	8
Augmentation to the three barons, at £200 each	600	0	0
COURT OF KINGS'S BENCH.
The Lord Chief Justice, for his fee and robes	600	0	0
Second and third Justices, each	400	0	0
Augmentation to the three Justices, at £200 each	600	0	0
Lord Chancellor of Ireland	2000	0	0
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
The Lord Chief Justice, for his fee and robes	500	0	0
Second and third Justices, each	400	0	0
Augmentation to the three Justices, at £200 each	600	0	0