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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" 1 8 1 6 . 209 [ 9-]— BARRACK DEPARTMENT—{ Clerks and others ADMITTED)— continued. NAMES. OFFICES. Salaries. Emoluments. £. s. d. Arthur Taylor - Barrack master 70 - John Holmes D° 50 - . None. Timy M'Mahon - D° 50 - _ Robert Johnston D° 50 - — James H. Berry - D ® - - - - 136 17 6 Apartments in Barrack. James Rawson - D° 136 17 6 None. Thomas Courtenay D° 136 17 6 Apartments in Barrack. ] Thomas Townsend D° 182 10 Thomas Ross D° 182 10 I None. Luke Davis D ® 182 10 / Charles Grant - D° 182 10 - / Apartments in Barrack. 1
James Clements D° 182 10 — Hugh Moore D° 182 10 _ H. B. Browne D° 136 17 6 ' None. John Nuttal D° 182 10 _ D. McCarthy - D° 136 17 6 John Dowdall D° 110 - - Apartments in Barrack. Milo Burke D° 91 5 — None. J. F. Staveley D ® 273 15 — Apartments in Barrack. Barrack Office, Dublin, 14th June, 1821. } Q. J. Freeman, V Gen1, & c. [ 10.]— BOARD OF GENERAL OFFICERS. Clerics and others who have been ADMITTED and DISCONTINUED ... Nil, Dublin, 4th June 1821, E. Conner, Dep? Sec*. [ 11.]— MUSTER MASTER GENERAL'S OFFICE. Thomas Brewer, first Clerk in the department of the Muster Master's
General since 1781, at £. 200 per annum, was appointed agent for transmission of deserters, in succession to Mr. Tickell, the late agent, from 15th December 1819, at the net income of £. 94 10 s. per year. Clerks and others, whose Services have been DISCONTINUED - None. Muster Master General's Office,| W. Handcock DepT. Dublin Castle, 7 June 1821. J ' r [ 12.]— DEPUTY JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL'S OFFICE. THERE never has been any specific allowance in the former office of the Judge Advocate General, nor since, in the office of the Deputy Judge Advocate General for Ireland, for a clerk or clerks, and
consequently no specific appointment. An allowance of £. 100 per annum was made to the Judge Advocate General, and has been continued to the Deputy Judge Advocate General, for office fuel, candles, stationery, postage, and clerk, out of which I pay, to the person whom I employ as clerk, a sum of £. 52 per annum. Dublin, June 5th, 1821. R. G. Leslie, Dr Judge Advocate General for Ireland. [ 13.]— PROVOST MARSHAL GENERAL'S OFFICE. Clerks and others, who have been ADMITTED and DISCONTINUED - None. Royal Barracks, Dublin,"! Robert speedy proVost Marshal Gen1. 9th June 1821. J r y' 710. CT g a
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