-
environmental taxation,
cleaning control, finance,
public property control,
tellership,
taxing help,
farming and
fishing control,
wholesale products, marketing...
- (equivalent to £71,000 in 2021), free
legal training at Lincoln's Inn and a
tellership of the Exchequer, all of
which left him
financially secure. He became...
-
House of Lords. A
former treasury commissioner he had the
sinecure of a
tellership of the Exchequer. It
entailed some
duties but the job was
worth £1,200...
-
found that he had
defrauded the
Queen of
nearly £30,000. He lost the
tellership, was
ordered to
repay the
money and,
failing to do so, was imprisoned...
- Cirencester.
Granted the
reversion in 1786 from Lord
Hardwicke to the
tellership sinecure worth £2,700 per
annum in the
Commons as a lord of the treasury...
-
general election and then at the 1708
British general election. He lost his
tellership in
September 1710 on the
decisive victory of the Tories, but was subsequently...
- At the
accession of King George,
Treby was
deprived of his post in the
Tellership, and at the 1727
British general election, he was
returned as MP for Dartmouth...
- return, to have
contributed by his vote and
influence to the
reversionary Tellership granted by act of
parliament to his
noble friend, in
express opposition...
