28,200,250 26,513,758 1,235,222 28,956,497 1,281,575 28,120,818 1,432,950 Net Expenditure in England different classification NOTE.-Figures from 1920-21 include those on account of the High Con missioner for India. Differs from the Finance and Revenue Accounts of the Government of India due to adopted in this table. • Including £600,172, £7,574,188, £4,334,537, and £1,422,746 drawn against the Gold Standard Reserve in 1914-15, 1915-16, 1916-17, and 1917-18, respectively. + Includes £8,190,295, £18,994,318, £8,657,972, and £14,346,369, on account of Paper Currency Reserve in 1915-16, 1916-17, 1917-18, and 1918-19, respectively. Includes £2,000,000 as receipt from the Bank of England against deposit of gold in India. (a) This heading represents advances by the War Office and the Admiralty and repayments by Public Departments in respect of expenditure in India. NOTE.-Figures from 1920-21 include these on account of the High Commissioner for India. Includes £9,229,436 in 1914-15, £16,013,047 in 1915-16, £38,516,104 in 1916-17, £68,780,995 in 1917-18, 292,252,827 in 1918-19, £62,737,083 in 1919-20, and £54,667,523 in 1920-21 on account of advances by the War Office in respect of expenditure incurred in India in connection with Expeditionary Forces and other War Services. Represents receipt from the National Bank of Egypt in respect of rupees sent from India to Egypt. Includes £1,237,349, being the amount nct chargeable to Revenue. (b) Includes £36,501,479 in 1920-21 and £2,501,159 in 1921-22, representing transfer to Home Treasury Balances and 2546 in 1922-23 and £13,999,480 in 1923-24 from Home Treasury Balances (c) Includes £666,652 not charged to Revenue (d) Includes £5,847,773, being the transfer to Home Treasury Balances (e) Includes £306,505 not charged to Revenue |