Receiver of Fees 1796-1832

Office-Holders in Modern Britain: Volume 7, Navy Board Officials 1660-1832. Originally published by University of London, London, 1978.

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Receiver of Fees 1796-1832

The office of Receiver of Fees and Paymaster of Contingencies, to which appointments were made by Admiralty warrant, was created in 1796 with a salary of £300. (fn. 1) The salary was increased to £400 in 1816. (fn. 2)

1796 23 July Townsend, S. G.
1808 30 March Rule, W. N.

Footnotes

  • 1. Order in council 8 June 1796 (17th Rept. on Finance, 331-2).
  • 2. Order in council 30 Jan. 1816 (HC 139 pp. 1-12 (1816) xiii, 183-94).
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