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The most interesting Speeches and Motions; accurate

Copies of the most remarkable LETTERS and PAPERS;
of the most material EVIDENCE, PETITIONS, &c.

laid before and offered to the House,

DURING

THE

Sixth SESSION of the FOURTEENTH PARLIAMENT

OF

GREAT BRITAIN,

Begun to be holden at Westminster on the 29th Day of
Nov. 1774, and diffolved on the first Day of Nov. 1780.

IN SEVENTEEN VOLUME s.

VOL. XVI.

LONDON:
Re-printed for JOHN STOCKDAL E, Piccadilly;

J. WALKER; R. LEA; & J. Nunn;
By Luke Hansard, Great Turnstile.

1802.

um.n. Climents
10.21.3%

CONTENTS

OF THE SIXTEENTH VOLUME:

1779–1780.

ACCOUNTS and PAPERS laid before Parliament

in this Seffion.

I

An account of the officers and employments under the crown,

existing on the 25th OElober 1705, the number of officers
employed at that time in cach, with their respective
salaries; and also an acconnt of the number and names of
the officers in each department, with their salaries, as
they stood on the 5th January 1779, distinguishing the
time when any increases the number of such officers or
their salaries was first made.

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An account of the number of officers employed in the revenue

of exercise on the 25th October 1705, upon the London

establishment, with their respective salaries; and also an

account of th number and names of the officers on the

Lonaon establishment, with the number and names of

collectors, supervisors, and the number of inferior officers

in the country, and their respective salaries, on the 5th

January 1779.

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An account of the number and names of the established officers

in the service of his Majesty's revenue of the fait duty in

Scotland, with their salaries, as they stood on the 5th

January 1779; distinguishing the time when any increase

in the number of such officers or their salaries was first

made.

Warrant for paying salaries to officers employed in the ma-

nagement of the duties on falt in Scotland.

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