In 1644 he was appointed King's Remembrancerin the Court of Exchequer.
The remembrancer of the lord treasurer in the exchequer.
Premature consiolation is but the remembrancer of sorrow.
How may we give the words a useful setting, as a remembrancer and a call to the young men of to-day?
See to it while you may, that these forces, when needed, are there, or whatever else you may gain will be but a mocking remembrancer of the greater thing you have lost.
It is also, in the strong anthropomorphism of the narrative, a remembrancer to God.
The office pays $7,500 a year without any known perquisites, although the remembrancer is supposed to have mysterious sources of revenue that have never been found out.
The Remembrancer or Impartial Repository of Public Events for the year 1780.
Same: The Remembrancer or Impartial Repository of Public Events for the year 1780.
The City Remembrancer stands at his elbow when he receives his guests and tells him who they are.
It is because he has had to spend so many years out of the world that a City Remembrancer is provided for him.
St. Mark's is monumental; it is an imperishable remembrancer of the profound and simple piety of the Middle Ages.
The time came at last, and now this grand remembrancer bears Schiller's name in huge letters upon its face.
At the expiration of that time, his eldest brother resigned to him the situation of Remembrancer of the Court of Exchequer, but upon terms which prevented its being of any immediate pecuniary advantage.
Elizabeth, the sixth and youngest daughter, was the wife of Sir Henry Fanshawe, Remembrancer of the Exchequer, father of Sir Richard Fanshawe, the ambassador.
Remembrancer of the Exchequer, and to his family, by patent, dated at Jersey, 8th of February, 2 Car.
In allowing his controlled and sober imagination thus to perform its natural functions, though it would never do to tell his grandmother so, he becomes an archæologist, a remembrancer of the Past.
One of the main duties of the archæologist is thus lost sight of: his duty as Interpreter and Remembrancer of the Past.
The Nomenclator or Remembrancer of Adrianus Junius, Physician, divided into two Tomes, conteining proper names, and apt termes for all thinges under their convenient Titles, which within a few leaves doe follow.
The Nomenclator or Remembrancerof Adrianus Junius.
The second lexicographical work of Higgins, published in 1585, was a translation, entitled Nomenclator or Remembrancer of Adrianus Junius, Physician, divided into two tomes.
The Remembrancer or State Amanuensis is appointed by the Common Council.
When he can be their remembrancer and advocate at all assizes and sessions.
Remembrancer of the King's Exchequer, but the gifts of 3s.
France seized less on the delicacy than on the affectation of Vandyck, and soon turned the art of representing men and women into a mere remembrancer of fashions and airs.
A question next arose as to the place the civic authorities should occupy in the procession, and the Remembrancer was instructed to make enquiries on the point both at the secretary's office and the Heralds' College.
The coronation over, the Remembrancer applied for and received from the Clerk of the Crown a copy of the judgments on the several claims.
City Remembrancer to repair daily to Kensington to enquire after the prince’s health.
Upon notice of her indisposition being conveyed to the Court of Aldermen they at once instructed the sheriffs and the city remembrancer to proceed to Windsor and enquire after her majesty’s health.
The exact figures in the London Remembrancer are 3,151.
The personal expenses of the City’s Remembrancer for diet, coach hire, boat hire, etc.
Henceforward the king's remembrancer was more particularly concerned with the casual, and the lord treasurer's remembrancer with the fixed revenue.
The lord treasurer's remembrancer exacted the "remanets" of such accounts as had been enrolled, as well as reserved rents and fixed revenue, and so became closely connected with the clerk of the pipe.
