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... Messengers , Matrons , Housekeepers , & c . We have not considered it necessary , in some instances , to tabularize the qualifications and salaries of these officers . As a general rule , the ages extend to 40 or 45 , the salaries vary ...
... Messengers , Matrons , Housekeepers , & c . We have not considered it necessary , in some instances , to tabularize the qualifications and salaries of these officers . As a general rule , the ages extend to 40 or 45 , the salaries vary ...
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... Messengers Transcribers 17-25 28 2nd Class do . 18-40 78 Messengers Other Officers . See Page Registrar Assistant do . £ 1,000 ( b ) Assis . Messen- ger £ 100 . Other Officers . See Page After 10 yrs . the. £ £ ADMIRALTY Open 3rd Clerks ...
... Messengers Transcribers 17-25 28 2nd Class do . 18-40 78 Messengers Other Officers . See Page Registrar Assistant do . £ 1,000 ( b ) Assis . Messen- ger £ 100 . Other Officers . See Page After 10 yrs . the. £ £ ADMIRALTY Open 3rd Clerks ...
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... Messengers 88 88 @ ( e ) 300 650 90 10 200 2 60 2 호 80 - - CHELSEA HOSPITAL Secretary for War Permanent and 17-25 7 90 10 250 Temporary Clerks 4 Commissioners Secretary 2 600 20 800 CHARITABLE BEQUESTS ( Ireland ) 1 Director £ 600 ...
... Messengers 88 88 @ ( e ) 300 650 90 10 200 2 60 2 호 80 - - CHELSEA HOSPITAL Secretary for War Permanent and 17-25 7 90 10 250 Temporary Clerks 4 Commissioners Secretary 2 600 20 800 CHARITABLE BEQUESTS ( Ireland ) 1 Director £ 600 ...
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... Messengers 20-35 ( Ireland ) CIVIL SERVICE Ditto Clerks 18-24 7 COMMISSION 100 ( b ) Messengers 21-35 Boys 10 Open Competition Supplementary 16-20 Clerks 606 80838 10 10 250 21 80 31 39 5 20 200 150 Sec . of State £ 5,000 ; 48 Under Do ...
... Messengers 20-35 ( Ireland ) CIVIL SERVICE Ditto Clerks 18-24 7 COMMISSION 100 ( b ) Messengers 21-35 Boys 10 Open Competition Supplementary 16-20 Clerks 606 80838 10 10 250 21 80 31 39 5 20 200 150 Sec . of State £ 5,000 ; 48 Under Do ...
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... Messengers 10 100 10 200 Cadet 125 270 See p . 82 Clerks Messengers 15 90 10 280 20-35 52 90 20 256 386 10 2 Chief Clerks to Lord Chief Justice £ 700 ; Chief Clk . £ 600 ; 15 other Clks . ( I. II . III . ) from £ 210 ; Sec . £ 500 ...
... Messengers 10 100 10 200 Cadet 125 270 See p . 82 Clerks Messengers 15 90 10 280 20-35 52 90 20 256 386 10 2 Chief Clerks to Lord Chief Justice £ 700 ; Chief Clk . £ 600 ; 15 other Clks . ( I. II . III . ) from £ 210 ; Sec . £ 500 ...
Términos y frases comunes
Algebra Annual Increase annum appointed Arithmetic 350 Arithmetic elementary Arithmetic first four Assis Book candidate cent Chief Clerk Class Clerks Clerk II Clerks Messengers COMMISSION Competitive Examinations Court cwts Decimal Fractions Department Deputy Ditto Clerks Double Entry Dublin Duodecimals Edinburgh Elementary Arithmetic England English Composition 200 English History Entrance Office Euclid EXCHEQUER OF PLEAS Excise Extra Clerks feet four rules French Geography German Give given Grammar graphy Handwriting and Ortho inches India Inspector Junior Clerks Language Latin Ledger London Lord marks MAXIMUM Mensuration Multiply Name of Office Office Ireland Open Clerks Open Competition Orthography Plan Drawing Porters Précis Principal Clerks Prisons Reading Registrar Registry Royal Irish Constabulary Rule of Three Salary Scheme Scotch Ale Scotland Secretary Senior Solicitor's Office Specimen Paper Spelling Stampers subjects Superintendent Surveyor Temporary Clerks tion Transcribing Translation Treasury Trigonometry Vulgar and Decimal Vulgar Fractions Warders Writing from Dictation yards καὶ
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