What emoluments have you yourself derived from your employment upon these trusts?—I am unable to state the precise amount to the Committee; for the reason that I have in every instance requested of the trustees that that consideration might be deferred for at least a twelvemonth after I was honoured with the charge of the roads; Epsom is therefore the only road upon which that period has elapsed; and with the permission of the Committee, I will read the resolution entered upon the ledger of the Epsom roads upon that subject. 21st December, 1818. We have examined the above accounts of Mr. MᶜAdam, the surveyor, from its commencement to this date, and find that the sum of 75_l._ 6_s._ 1_d._ is due to Mr. MᶜAdam, by the trust, say £.75 6 1 But as no allowance has been made to the surveyor for his management, and as that management has given great satisfaction to the trustees, it was resolved to give the surveyor, to cover all charges, and for his trouble, it being distinctly understood for this year only, the sum of one hundred and fifty guineas 157 10 —— —————————— £.232 16 1 Which sum of 232_l._ 16_s._ 1_d._ the treasurer will be pleased to pay to Mr. MᶜAdam. (Signed) _T. Reid_, _Edward Archbold_, _John Webb_, _Thomas Calverley_, _Thomas Halliday_, _William Dowdeswell_, _J. M. Cripps_,”