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The INDEX from the First Year of the Reign of his
Majesty King GEORGE the Third,

To the Thirty-second Year of the same Reign, inclusive.

BY DANBY PICKERING, of GRAY'S INN, Esq.
Reader of the LAW LECTURE to that HONOURABLE SOCIETY.

LONDON:

Printed for G. G. and J. ROBINSON, J. JOHNSON, and
D. OGILVY and J. SPEARE, Middle-Row, Holborn.

1794.

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57,824

Mr. PICKERING's STATUTES,

From the First Year of the Reign of King GEORGE III.
to the Thirty-fecond Year of the fame Reign, inclusive;

BEING

To the End of the Second Seffion of the Seventeenth Parliament of
GREAT BRITAIN, in the Year 1792.

The commiffioners not to fit in the
House of Commons. Same act, § 25.

9,000l. more to the fame commiffion.
ers, and 3,200l. to their fecretary. Same
year, c. 60.

9,000l. more to the fame commiffion-
ers, and 1,00ol. to their fecretary.
26 G. 3.C. 61. vol. 35.

The commiffioners continued annu-

See Dundonald (Earl of). 25 G. 3. ally, until one year after 22 July 1786.

c. 42. vol. 35.

Accountant General in Chancery.

See Chancery.

Accounts Public.

Five commiffioners appointed to ex-
amine and state the public accounts of
the kingdom, and the balances in the
hands of the accountants to be applied
to the public fervices, and to report the
defects in the present mode of account-
ing, and in what more expeditious man-
ner it may be done for the benefit of the
public. 20 G. 3. c. 54. vol. 33.

Same year, c. 67.

The commiffioners of the customs
may fettle the accounts of collectors and
receivers, who have applied money to
other branches of the reventie. 27 G. 3.
c. 13. § 25. vol. 36.

The feveral boards of revenue are to

keep quarterly accounts, and the trea-
fury to lay fuch accounts annually be
fore parliament. Same act, § 72.

4,2371. 4s. 1d. for contingencies due
from the office for auditing public ac-
counts. 31 G. 3. c. 41. vol. 37.