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Office-Holders in Modern Britain: Volume 1 - Treasury Officials 1660-1870

Year published

1972

Author

J.C. Sainty

Description

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Sponsor

Institute of Historical Research

Source

Office Holders in Modern Britain (Secondary texts)

Places

London, South East, South West, East, Midlands, North, Scotland, Wales

Subjects

Administrative and legal

Periods

17th, 18th, 19th

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1
Preface and acknowledgements
V-VI
2
Abbreviations
IX
3
References
XI-XII
4
Note on editorial method
XIII-XIV
5
Introduction
1-15
6
Treasurers and Commissioners of the Treasury 1660—1870
16-25
7
Chancellor of the Exchequer 1660—1870
26-28
8
Secretaries 1660—1870
29-31
9
Assistant and Permanent Secretary 1805—70
32
10
Clerks 1660—c. 1689
33
11
Chief Clerks c. 1689—1856
34-35
12
Under Clerks c. 1689—1782
36-38
13
Keeper of Papers 1726—1851
39
14
Supernumerary Clerks 1736—1805
40-41
15
Extra and Supplementary Clerks 1777—1870
42-44
16
Clerks of the Minutes 1782—1818
45
17
Senior Clerks 1782—1856
46-47
18
Junior (Assistant) Clerks 1782—1805
48
19
Junior Clerks 1782—1856
49-51
20
Clerks of the Bills 1782—1854
52-53
21
Receiver of Fees 1782—1835
54
22
Assistant Clerks 1805—56
55-56
23
Auditors 1807—50
57
24
Superintendent of Parliamentary Returns and Clerk of Parliamentary Accounts 1812-70
58
25
Principal Clerk Assistant 1815—56
59
26
Clerks of the Irish Revenue 1817—40
59
27
Auditor of the Civil List 1831—70
60
28
Clerks of the Civil List 1831—70
61
29
Clerk for Colonial Business 1832—56
62
30
Chief Clerk of the Revenue c. 1688—1834
63
31
Under Clerks of the Revenue c. 1715—1805
64-65
32
Senior Clerks of the Revenue 1805—34
66
33
Assistant Clerks of the Revenue 1805—34
66
34
Law Clerk 1835—56
67
35
Superintendent of the Registry 1835—70
68
36
Principal Clerks 1854—70
69
37
Accountant and Assistant Accountant 1855—70
70
38
First Class Clerks 1856—70
71
39
Second Class Clerks 1856—70
72
40
Third Class Clerks 1856—70
73
41
Private Secretaries to First Lord 1743—1870
74-76
42
Private Secretaries to Chancellor of the Exchequer 1806—70
77-78
43
Private Secretary to Third Lord 1868—9
78
44
Private Secretaries to Secretaries c. 1812—1870
79-81
45
Office Keeper c. 1667—1870
82
46
Housekeeper (Necessary Woman) c. 1712—1851
83
47
Housekeeper of Levée Rooms 1762—1814
84
48
Doorkeeper c. 1712—1870 and Chief Doorkeeper 1804—14
85
49
Bag Carrier c. 1714—1770
86
50
Bookranger c. 1717—1870
87
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