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An Account of all Clerks, and others, admitted to any Civil Office, in the United Kingdom, since first January 1816
02/07/1821
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ADMITTED AND DISCONTINUED SINCE FIRST JANUARY 1816. 177 / i N° 65.-- COURT OF SESSION, SCOTLAND. Clerks and others ADMITTED. r A OFFICE. Persons appointed. Dates of Appointment. Emoluments. REMARKS. Ordinary clerk of Session Robert Dundas, Esq. writer to" l the Signet - J 23 May 1817 £. d. 1,000 - - - - Salary. Conjunct clerk to the" bills - - - J - James Skene, Esq. advocate 7 June 1817 315 7 4 J Emoluments, subject l^ to variation. One of the macersof the" court of Session William Boyd 20 Dec. 1820 120 - - - - Salary. Clerks and others, whose Services have been DISCONTINUED Examined
and certified, Edinburgh, ") 24th April 1821./ - Nil. Rob' Dundas, Clerk of Session. N° 66.— COURT OF JUSTICIARY, SCOTLAND. Clerks and others ADMITTED. r NAMES. Dates of Appointment. OFFICES. SALARIES. John & Patrick Boyle. 23 Aug. 1816 Joint principal clerks. £. 200, under deduction of 7 | per cent. James Ander- son. 9 Aug. 1816 Depute clerk £. 150, under deduction of 7 £ per cent. James Mowat 15 June 1816 Macer of court £. 30 a year for the duty at Edinburgh, and 27 /. 10 s. for the ex- pense of each circuit. James Pirie - 9 Aug. 1816 Extractor - No salary - Emoluments. Amount of fees re- ceived annually
on an average of the last 3 years - 209/. 17 s. Amount of fees re- ceived annually on an average of the last 3 years - 104/. 18s. 6d. Allowance from the crown agent, for trials in the Porteous rolls, 20 /. per ann. fees of office about 851 Fees from writings and other business in the office may be be- tween 150/. and 160/. per annum. Vide Commissioners Report, p. 71. Clerks and others, whose Services have been DISCONTINUED DEDUCTIONS. Out of the gross receipts from fees of the principal and depute clerks of Justiciary are deducted the expense of coals, candles, and services for the office; also the expense of paper,
writing, and binding the books of adjournal, and stationery for the public bu- siness, amounting to about 40 /. or 50 per annum. The niacer has to pay the ex- penses of two circuits each year out of his salary, fees, and allow- ances. From this falls to be deducted payments for extra writings, which he cannot overtake himself, and may be about 301, per annum. - Nil. Ja. Anderson, Depute Clerk of Justiciary. • 10. Yy
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