- and
Latin word com****re. The word was
formerly written in
English as "
accomptant", but in
process of time the word,
which was
always pronounced by dropping...
- day-to-day
running of the bank: the
Secretary and Sollicitor, the
First Accomptant and the
First Cashier. (Their successors, the Secretary,
Chief Accountant...
- prin****l Rev.
Chauncey Lee, a
noted educator and the
author of The
American Accomptant. He
invented the
dollar sign and
first used it in a
textbook he had published...
-
Pounds per
Centum Consolidated Bank Annuities,
standing in the Name of the
Accomptant General of the High
Court of Chancery, in
Trust in a
certain Cause in...
- punish, punishable,
punitive putÅ put- ****v- ****t- prune,
think accompt,
accomptant, account, accountability, accountable, accountancy, accountant, am****te...
-
Accountants Act 1285 The
Masters Remedy against their Servants, and
other Accomptants.
Repealed by
Bankruptcy Repeal and
Insolvent Court Act 1869 (32 & 33...
- a
position in the
Excise Office. Comyn's
title by 1716 was ****istant
Accomptant for
duties on Hides. In 1718 he was
appointed to the
position of Clerk...
-
Robinson and
Thomson fled to France. On 25
October Jeremiah Wainwright, the
accomptant of the
Company placed an adverti****t in the
London Gazette offering...
-
Interest arising therefrom for
answering the
Charges of the
Office of the
Accomptant General of the said Court. (Repealed by
Courts of
Justice (Salaries and...
-
arising therefrom towards answering the
Charges of the
Office of the
Accomptant General of the said Court. (Repealed by
Courts of
Justice (Salaries and...
