10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «JERQUER»
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jerquer in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Journals of the House of Commons
whose Business it is to attend to all Ships, from whatever Port they come, having
on Board Ten Tons of Wine or more; if the Ship has under Ten Tons, it goes to the
Jerquer of the Division from whence she comes. The principal Duty of the ...
Great Britain House of Commons, 1803
2
Parliamentary Papers, House of Commons and Command
One Searcher, and 12 Clerks late in the Jerquer's Office, are employed in the
Outward Department of the Long Room, and whom it is proposed to incorporate
with the Long Room Establishment ...... Jerquer's Office:* Principal Clerk and ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1861
3
The Reports of the Commissioners, Appointed to Examine, ...
Within Thirty Days after the Ship is cleared, or if an India Ship One Year, the Land
Waiter ought to bring to the Jerquer's Office all the Warrants belonging to that
Ship, and his Books made up complete, and signed by himself and the Land ...
John Lane, William Molleson, 1787
4
Minutes of the Proceedings of the Legislative Council ... ...
From what I understood it was the Collector's wish that there should be an
account made out with all particulars, which should be passed through the
jerquer's books. - 987. How long is it since you got that instruction, or was it an
instruction ?
Victoria. Legislative Council, 1856
5
The British Tariff for ...: Contains Amended Tables of the ...
Collector and Jerquer . Controller and Landing Surveyor Clerk Searcher Creeks:
Flint and Bagilt — Coailicaiter Wepra— P. C. Officer . Mostyn — Ditto . Ithiddlan—
Ditto . George Hay Anderson, Esq. George Smith, Esq. Mr. J. G. Anderson.
6
The British Tariff: For ... : Contains Tables of the Duties ...
Collector and Jerquer . . . W. Hodgson, Esq. Controller and Landing Surveyor P.
Crolly, Esq. Clerk Mr. D. C. Williams. Tide Surveyor . . . „ T. Landells. Solva—
P. C. Officer, %c. . . Mr. W. Jones. Pembroke— Tide Surv. and Ditto ,, W. Sumpter.
Edwin Beedell, Robert Ellis, 1849
7
A Digest of the Proceedings and Reports of the London ...
Those accounts are not considered as cleared, or the ship's cargo properly
jerqued, till the whole of the cargo has been accounted for, and those queries
have been answered to the satisfaction of the jerquer; and if any portion of the
cargo has ...
Committee for Reform of the Board of Customs (London, England), 1852
Collector and Jerquer, Richard C. Heal-n. Controller and Landing Surveyor,
Robert. T. Dolan. ClQ'kL-Boverley U. Hearn. William Robert Staveley. Searchers.-
W. S. Flinl- Duncan M'Lellan. Geo. J. Wood. '1'. Fuller. Tide Surveyor, John Osbon
.
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ESTIMATES, ACCOUNTS, AND MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS, RELATING TO ...
These offices having become vacant, and it not being deemed necessary to fill
them, they were struck off the establishment. It having become necessary to
appoint a jerquer at Belfast, the assistant to the jerquer at Cork was appointed to
that ...
10
The Law Recorder: Containing Reports of Cases and ...
The pension was payable merely at the pleasure of Government, it was not for life
; they have since ceased to pay it, and defendant's office of jerquer ceased a
short time before. This clearly shews that the pension was merely defendant's ...
