...well weighed, and propofed with caution and diffidence ; but, as a change in the manners, culloms, and, above all, in the finances of this nation, fince...the origin of this office, together with peculiar circumftanceiof the times, may render regulations ntceflary, we have judged it a part of our duty to...

...entitled to the utmoft Refpeft, and Alterations in its Eftablifliment ihould be well weighed, and propofed with Caution and Diffidence : But, as a Change in...into the Receipt of the Exchequer, with a View to an oeconomical Reform. The Office of the Chamberlains of the Exchequer, however important in ancient Times,...

...to the utmotl refpeft, and alterations in its eftablilliment fliould be well weighed, and propofed with caution and diffidence: but, as a change in the...cuftoms, and, above all, in the finances of this nation, fmce the origin of this office, together with peculiar circumftances of the tirr-es, may render regulations...

...well weighed, and propofed with caution and diffidence : but, as a change in the manners, cuiloms, and above all, in the finances of this nation, fince...the origin of this office, together with peculiar circumftanccs of the times, may render regulations neceiiary, we have judged it a part of our duty...

...the lim«, may render regulations neceflary, we have jndged it a part of our duty to examine in'« the receipt of the exchequer, with a view to an ceconomical...reform. • The office of the chamberlains of the ex> chequer, however important in ancient rimet, is, at this day, occupied principally in tlir liufiucfs...

...of this office, together with peculiar circumdance" of the time*, may render regulations necelfary, we have judged it a part of our duty to examine into the receipt of the exchequer, with a view to an economical reform The office of the chambcrbius of the exchequer, however important in ancient times,...