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Assistant Junior Clerks 1824-57

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Institute of Historical Research

Publication

Office-Holders in Modern Britain: Volume 8: Foreign Office Officials 1782-1870

Author

J.M. Collinge

Year published

1979

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Pages

24-25

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'Assistant Junior Clerks 1824-57 ', Office-Holders in Modern Britain: Volume 8: Foreign Office Officials 1782-1870 (1979), pp. 24-25. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=16871 Date accessed: 19 June 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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Assistant Junior Clerks 1824-57
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Assistant Junior Clerks 1824-57

The grade of Assistant Junior, or Fourth Class, Clerk was created in 1824 when provision was made for three such Clerks with salaries of £100 rising by annual increments of £10 to £150. (fn. 1) The number was increased to four in 1826 and to eight in 1827; reduced to six in 1830 and to four in 1839; and again increased to six in 1852 and to seven in 1856. (fn. 2) In 1826, 1839 and 1854 additional appointments were made to the grade before formal approval was given to increases in the size of the establishment. Although technically supernumeraries, Clerks so appointed have been classed as established from the dates of their appointment by the Secretary of State. In 1857 the Assistant Junior Clerks then in office were distributed amongst the two newly created grades of Second Class Junior Clerk and Third Class Junior Clerk.

1824 30 April Hammond, E.
1824 30 April Turner, A.
1824 30 April Oom, A. K.
1825 21 Jan. Hervey, Hon. W.
1826 5 Jan. Lowth, G.
1826 5 Jan. Stopford, W. B.
1826 5 April Adams, W. P.
1826 20 Sept. Robinson, H. S.
1826 11 Nov. Murray, J.
1827 23 April Ryder, Hon. F. D.
1827 23 April Edwardes, Hon. R.
1827 23 April Wrangham, D. C.
1827 31 Aug. Molyneux, Hon. F. G.
1828 11 Jan. Scott, C
1829 27 Aug. Forster, H. F.
1831 26 April Dawkins, C. G. A.
1832 17 Aug. Sulivan, S. H.
1834 29 Oct. Taylor, B.
1834 14 Nov. Cowper, Hon. C. S.
1834 17 Nov. Blackburn, J. E.
1834 17 Nov. Huskisson, W. M.
1835 2 Nov. Coles, A. L.
1838 24 May Backhouse, G. C.
1839 5 April Wylde, W. H.
1839 22 Nov. Wellesley, R. G.
1839 15 Dec. Spring Rice, Hon. T. C. W.
1839 15 Dec. Alston, F. B.
1841 21 Aug. Paget, A. B.
1841 21 Aug. Ponsonby, Hon. S. C. B.
1841 21 Aug. Hole, J. B.
1842 5 Jan. Bidwell, J.
1843 26 Aug. Morier, G.
1843 26 Aug. Staveley, T. G.
1844 9 March Pennell, J. C.
1845 12 Dec. Woodford, J. W. G.
1846 5 Feb. Gifford, Hon. E. S.
1846 26 June Synge, W. W. F.
1846 26 June Hope Johnstone, J.
1848 9 May Cavendish, F. W. H.
1849 14 Jan. Wolff, H. D.
1851 1 Oct. Townshend, J. V. S.
1851 18 Nov. Vivian, Hon. H. C.
1852 14 Aug. Dashwood, J. E. B.
1852 26 Sept. Cowell, A. K.
1852 14 Dec. Astley, H. F. L.
1852 17 Dec. Kennedy, C. M.
1853 23 Aug. Lister, T. V.
1854 1 April Anderson, H. P.
1854 10 April Abbott, C. S. A.
1854 10 April Currie, P. H. W.
1854 7 May Vernon, G. R.
1854 7 May Crichton Stuart, H.
1854 7 May Stephens, F. S. M.
1854 7 May Hervey, H. A. W.
1854 16 Aug. Clarke Jervoise, H. S. C.
1854 1 Oct. Walsham, J.
1854 22 Dec. Owen, W.
1855 28 Jan. Eliot, Hon. H. C.
1857 12 Jan. Buckley, V.
1857 23 Jan. Crawford, O. J. F.
1857 21 Feb. Farquharson, J. A.
1857 31 March Warburton, J. W.

Footnotes

1 FO 366/672 pp. 375, 381.
2 ibid. pp. 429-32; FO 366/673 pp. 24-7, 46, 122-3, 134-5, 394-8, 434; FO 366/449 pp. 11-17, 47, 450-6.