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Debate Over Exchequer Clerk Removals in 18th Century
A historical memo discusses whether Mr Hindley the chief clerk could be removed by Treasury authorities for misbehavior or only by appointment and consents. It cites Lords Commissioners of the Treasury, the Teller, and opinions of Attorney and Solicitor General, noting long-standing practice of appointing and removing treasury officials and the legal boundaries of such power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenville
Hindley
Ganeral
J. Dunning
Trea
Sury
Sopipions
Lloyd
George. Grenville the Younger
Jos Coxz
Attorne
Madoex
Court of Exishequer
Court of Revenue
Treasury
Hind
Lords Commissioners
Teller
Lords
Mwas
Dive
Trebby
Turvillith
Dies