The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-10-06 00:00:00

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• Votoefltriser Ms Lordship has ever received 2001.

Do these three (Aces always go together ?'
They_ have alwayt been in the same patent ever
since I have known them.
Has Lurd Arden any salary ? No, he has sot,
the-« !mite arises from fees.

THOMAS CARTER, Fog, called ea and evonined.
Yus Amid the u...face of Provost Marsb4l offfarba.
does? I du.

In what manner do you execute that office ?
Wholly by deputy ?
Have you leave of absence ? Yes. I have.
Did you go out to take possesiitml • Not I I d
not.

Ransaralble PERCY WYNTiIIItM, called in and
Au4aselinelt. • - •
You are Register of Chancery in the Island of
Jamaica, and Secretary stud ['leek of the Courts is
Barbadoes ? Yes, and alp Pit/dimwits', or thy
Court of Common Pleas.fis pirbadoes.
Do you execute any, part• of the of than
Office', in person 2,1 f do not.
What aro the emoluments which yon derive from
those offices ? Ftbai the office of Register of Chan.
eery 1,0501. front Ihst alSea of Soisetury of Barba.
doe' 700 f. and from the office of Prothosiotary of
the Court of .Common Pleas, on the' average of
sic years, 161. 13s. 4d. making together 1,7661.
13s. 40:

The Hoooorathle CHARLES AVVEDEAMoi Walker of
the .1111.!, esASEIRd•
Yen bold' the office of. Secretary end Clerk of the
lorolmenb of Jamaica ?

Do you execute any part of the duties in person ?
No, by &pity, and always have done.
What is the net 'receipt coming 'to you from that
Office ? Two thousand fire hundred pounds a year;
I was under agreement to receive so much from the
person fulfilling the duties of it, which became
vacant about seventeen years, ego, and I then re.
ecived a bonus to'continite it at the same rate ;to
the best (Amy recollection it was either 6 or 70001.
sterling I received.
The, Right Honourable WILLIAM BAG W ELL, a Member
of the Iloa9e,exanalued.
You are one of the Juin t. MuS ter.Masters.Gene.
rat of Ireland? I am.

Du you- execate any part'of the duties of that
office in, persots ? •None whatever in person.:
Are thete any dudes ro We executed Yes; tiserc
are ; it is, a parely.wilitary. .uflice..
ettAItLES nftEriLLE, E.q. called in and examined.
You are Secretary to the Island of Tobago ? I
am. .

Is any part of the duties of that office performed
by yourself in person ? No.
It is entirely performed by deputy ? Yes.
Do you appoint the Deputy yourself ? Yes ;
subject to the approbation of the Governor.
W'hat is the receipt you have from the office ?
d. net.
4Ob;• .1 are Naval Officer of Demarara ? I am.
O d 4.. you receive from that? It is uncertain;
"'" ••receive 6001. a year, hut I receive about
I ought to
•uty sends ow two_thirds.
2501. the del, nature of the office of Naval Officer ?
What is the
.s. arise from keeping a register of
I believe the. fe. o and clear out.
ships whirl come a. •
THOMAS L0W115..1,1 Esel'fall" in and examined.
you
culotte the ok.e• ufidertty to the Clerk of
the Pipe ? I do. „tih
Does Lord William Belb. 'Palo"! any part
of the dutiesio person so.• • „
What is the salary that as th.:"ut " reaaraa
Y Y
One hundred pounds a year.
And no other fees of any sort ? oiNer fees
of any sort.
The emoluments of Lord William Betitleck tsn
stated to amount net to 6311. is- that emtvect ?-
should rather suppose that fur the years 1004 180 ts
and NOS, the profits were as much as seven bun:.
dred and thirty, ur seven hundred and foiltrpouisilli,
but the last year has not been quite so much; but
I take the average to be about ?ROI.; Mine is a
fixed salary of 1001. a year. • .
The labour of course is very smolt? It Is very
great ; I Romlertook .that office more out. of regard
to the late Duke of Portland, titan any view to
emolument ?
JOHN DAX, Esq. called in and examined.
You are deputy to the Clerk of the Exchequer
of Pleas ? I am.
W hat duties does Mr. William Stewart Rose per-
farsain.pesson as, Clerk of the Exchequer of Pleas?
None.
Mite OM? No.
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Nur of any kind/. No.
• Yule execute the whole of the office?. I do.
The RlXbr rinhenrable THOMAS STEELE,OaIIed in and
examined..
Yuu are KiligN Remembrancer in the Court of
Eichetilier ? I am. '
•Asothc duties executed by. yourself ? No, by
cturks.

'rib' have no deputy ? Yes, I hase;l Mr. Aloy.
ley is my deputy. . „.
/low Is the space executed ? The duties of the
. office are creceted by deputy.
Are you aware of any inconvenience that wonld
result. W the, public from tbd office of King's Re.
swettibrancer beiug abolished ?. Certainly, I cannot
say that um.
If ilidallee of Register were abolished, do you
.unprettrod•uny jncoorenicitto would result to the
Cettsinly not'; amy lIITICE that is dune by
iliptity may be abolished.
Mr. THOMAS FAARliß.valied in and examined.

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You ere Deputy. CoMptsoller of the Pipe ? Yes.
Are the duties mauled 4y Mr. Tekell in person ?
liol.he does no ditties in person as Comptroller of
the Pipe.
It Is dune Ottolly Ivy deputy ? By myself and
my Clerk. . ~
Mr. JOHN TEK ELL, called ln and e unlined.
Are you deputy in die office of the Chirographer
in the Court of Ex,chequer ? 1 am.
That is an otlice held by patent ? Yes,
rem whom is the patent ? From the King.
t execute the duties of that office.? I sin se.
tary
b.+ or deputy in the Office.
, ;patentees perform no part of the duty in
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pow „None: •..„ ,
11,44 is the emolument derived by Sir, Wary and
• ;(ntirrook ? I should apprehend.atotio44oJl.l
sets theta.