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, as do not specially belong to the other branches of the secretariat, or to the Treasury. All such matters pass through his office, and are laid by him before the sovereign for signature or approbation. * He also re- ceives all addresses to the Queen (except those pre- sented at levies), and all memorials and petitions, upon which, if respectfully worded, he takes the royal pleasure, and conveys the same to the persons from whom they emanated, acting as the official channel of communica- tion ...between the sovereign and her subjects.
- Com. Pap. 1874, v. 24, p. 683. K First Report on Fees, 1786, p. 19.
THE HOME OFFICE. 619 The home secretary recommends to the sovereign for the honour of civil knighthood. By long custom, he nominates to some of the offices in the gift of the crown, and many offices have been placed in his gift by recent statutes. In his patronage is included that of his own department and the State Paper Office. He nominates the keeper of the records in the Tower, and the chief porter of the Tower ; the military knights of Windsor, and the almsmen of the various cathedrals ; also the chief officers of the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, as do not specially belong to the other branches of the secretariat, or to the Treasury. All such matters pass through his office, and are laid by him before the sovereign for signature or approbation. * He also re- ceives all addresses to the Queen (except those pre- sented at levies), and all memorials and petitions, upon which, if respectfully worded, he takes the royal pleasure, and conveys the same to the persons from whom they emanated, acting as the official channel of communica- tion ...between the sovereign and her subjects.
- Com. Pap. 1874, v. 24, p. 683. K First Report on Fees, 1786, p. 19.
THE HOME OFFICE. 619 The home secretary recommends to the sovereign for the honour of civil knighthood. By long custom, he nominates to some of the offices in the gift of the crown, and many offices have been placed in his gift by recent statutes. In his patronage is included that of his own department and the State Paper Office. He nominates the keeper of the records in the Tower, and the chief porter of the Tower ; the military knights of Windsor, and the almsmen of the various cathedrals ; also the chief officers of the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man.
What to read after On Parliamentary Government in England Its Origin Development And Practical?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Todd, Alpheus, 1821-1884 to read onlineMoreLess
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