Change 1 Article Choose an article Title and introductory text 1 Postal packets subject to charge 2 Power of Treasury to fix rates of postage 3 Payment of postage by addressee or sender 4 Power of Treasury to carry into effect postal arrangements with foreign states 5 Postage on petitions and addresses to His Majesty or to Parliament, and on votes and parliamentary proceedings 6 Exemption of letters of seamen and soldiers 7 Recovery of postage 8 Post Office mark evidence of refusal, &c 9 Official mark to be evidence of amount of postage 10 Provision for stamps 11 Stamping paper for envelopes, &c. provided by private persons 12 Regulations as to postal packets 13 Liability for loss of postal packets 14 Power to authorise collection and delivery of letters otherwise than by post 15 Despatch and delivery of book packets, &c 16 Regulations for preventing sending by post indecent articles, &c 17 Dealing with postal packets not sent in conformity with Act 18 Postal packets with contraband goods 19 Decision as to postal packets 20 Publications which may be registered as newspapers 21 Registration of newspapers at Post Office 22 Newspapers under arrangement or convention 23 Money orders 24 Special provisions as to postal orders 25 Liability of bankers in respect of postal orders 26 Duties of masters of outward-bound vessels as respects mail bags 27 Duties of masters of inward-bound vessels as respects postal packets 28 Penalty for master of vessel opening mail bag 29 Duties of officers of customs as to delivery of letters by masters of vessels 30 Shipowners' letters 31 Gratuities to masters of vessels 32 Retention of ship letters after delivery of letters to Post Office 33 Appointment of Postmaster-General 34 General powers and rights of Postmaster-General 35 Execution of instruments of Postmaster-General 36 Proof of Post Office regulations 37 Power of deputy of Postmaster-General to give notice, or make claim, distress, &c 38 Exemption of Postmaster-General from stamp duty 39 Alienation of Post Office duties by Crown 40 Post Office expenses 41 Post Office accounts 42 Power to appoint officers 43 Exemption of officers of Post Office from certain offices 44 Surrender of clothing by officer of Post Office on ceasing to be officer 45 Holding of lands by Postmaster-General 46 Power of Postmaster-General for purchase of land 47 Power of Postmaster-General to sell or exchange lands 48 Indemnity on account of extending post office accommodations 49 Power for local authority to contribute towards new post office, or undertake to pay loss on extra postal facilities 50 Stealing mail bag or postal packet 51 Unlawfully taking away or opening mail bag sent by vessel employed under Post Office 52 Receiver of stolen mail bag or postal packet 53 Fraudulent retention of mail bag or postal packet 54 Criminal diversion of letters from addressee 55 Stealing, embezzlement, destruction, &c. by officer of Post Office of postal packet 56 Opening or delaying postal packets 57 Carelessness, negligence, or misconduct of persons employed in carrying or delivering mail bags, postal packets, &c 58 Issuing money orders with fraudulent intent 59 Forgery and stealing of money order 60 Punishment of offences in relation to postal orders, and the poundage thereon 61 Prohibition of placing injurious substances in or against post office letter boxes 62 Prohibition of affixing placards, notices, &c. on post office letter box, &c 63 Prohibition of sending by post explosive, inflammable, or deleterious substances, or indecent prints, words, &c 64 Prohibition of imitation of post office stamps, envelopes, forms, and marks 65 Prohibition of fictitious stamps 66 Prohibition of false notice as to reception of letters 67 Obstruction of officers of Post Office 68 Provision against obstruction in neighbourhood of General Post Offices in London and Dublin 69 Endeavouring to procure the commission of any felony or misdemeanor 70 Recovery of fines and forfeitures 71 Summary proceedings 72 Venue 73 Provisions as to form of proceedings 74 Evidence of thing being postal packet 75 Application of fines 76 Power to compound actions 77 Saving clause as to liability 78 Recovery of sums from officers of Post Office 79 Exemption from toll 80 Notices in post offices 81 Regulation as to Post Office letter boxes 82 Regulations and warrants 83 Signature of Treasury warrants, consents, &c 84 Application of Act to British possessions 85 Power of legislature of British possession to establish posts 86 Cesser of powers of Postmaster-General in British possession 87 Arrangements with British possessions and foreign countries as to money orders 88 Channel Islands and Isle of Man 89 Definitions 90 Meaning of “in course of transmission by post” and “delivery to or from a post office” 91 Construction of reference to Post Office Acts 92 Repeal of Acts in schedule 93 Commencement of Act 94 Short title FIRST SCHEDULE Declaration by Master of Vessel SECOND SCHEDULE Acts repealed
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41 Post Office accounts
The Postmaster-General shall cause such accounts to be kept of the Post Office revenue and expenses by such officers and under such regulations as the Treasury direct.
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41 Post Office accounts
The Postmaster-General shall cause such accounts to be kept of the Post Office revenue and expenses by such officers and under such regulations as the Treasury direct.
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