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The circular of the 5th October last is cancelled, and the following substituted.
                        
704.
When any man of the force applies for permission to marry, such application will be forwarded to me on return No 19; but when actual vacancies occur, by which men may,according to the regulation laid down in the code, be permitted to marry, the Sub-Inspector will make a special report, naming the men whom he recommends to fill up the vacancies which have occurred by the removal of married men of the county force. In such special application it will be stated how many married men have been removed from the county establishment since the last permission for any man of the county force to marry was granted.
The rule laid down by the code will probably best be understood by giving an example, suppose a county force to consist of one hundred Head and andother Constables, of whom twenty were married ; one man would be allowed to marry, for every married man removed from the force of the county. If the number of married men was twenty one and not exceeding twenty five, one man would be allowed to marry for every two married men removed from the county force. If the number of married men exceeded twenty five, one man would be allowed to marry for every three men removed from the county force.
705.
When any man of the force applies through his officer for permission to marry, such application will be transmitted to me on Form No. 19, which will be registered in this office and returned to the Sub-Inspector, to be kept in his possession. In like manner all applications for this indulgence which may reach me from other quarters on behalf of the men of the force, will be registered in this office, and transmitted to the Sub-Inspector, to be kept by him, so that he may have those applications before him and the men may have the benefit of them, when the Sub-Inspector forwards his recommendations.
706.
When any man of the force gets permission to marry, if the woman he marries is a native of the county in which he is serving or locally connected therein, a report of such being the case will be made to me by the Sub- Inspector, after permission has been granted, in order that the man may be removed into another county.
707.
Before permission to marry is granted, the applicant must make and subscribe the declaration contained in Form No. 31, which will be transmitted from the Inspector-General's office for such purpose, and if not perfected within fourteen days, (unless some satisfactory reason shall be given that it could not have been so perfected within that time) it must be returned to this office, when the name of another applicant will be substituted.
 
Constabulary Office, Dublin Castle,
        10th October, 1837.

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