Debate on Exchequer reforms and Comptroller provisions
Members clash over the proposed Exchequer changes seeking a double check, independent officers, and the future of the Clerk of the Pells. Sir James Graham defends economy and control, while critics demand protections for long-serving officials and insist on prudent steps before any abolition of duties.
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Treasury
J.graham
J. Graham
Hume
Pella
Treasury Board
Lord Auckland
Greenwich Hospital
Attwood
Baronet
Pal
Gear Eman
Uly Peraca
Graham
Hear
Ellis
Pells
Exchequer
Whitehaven
Lord Buckingham
Persia
United States of America
Lord Amherst
Cape of Good Hope
Commissioners of Revenue
Waure
Lord Liverpool
Mr. Ellis
G. Staunton
M. Attwood
H.L. Bulwer
C. Grant
Board of Control
East India Company
Grant
Goulburn
Mr. G
Mr. Goulburn
Lord Althorp
James Graham
Elis
R. Donkin
Cape
Mr. Hume
House
Tennyson
Mr. Tennyson
E. Knatchbull
Ellice
Bernal
Fancourt
Horse Guards
Life Guards
Shipp
Great Britain
Chichester
Mr. Chichester
R. Grant Rose
Middlesex
United Kingdom
Westminster
Mr. Grant
Kent
Africa
India
Earl of Darlington
Buckingham
Lennard
O'Connell
Toxe
France
Belgium
England
Waterloo
Unita
J. Byng
Dublin
Hoo
John Byng
Suet
House of Commons
Hunt
Eluide
Sheffield
Hood
Evans
A. Pistake
D. Stuart
E. Codrington
Houtenent