The British State Telegraphs: A Study of the Problem of a Large Body of Civil Servants in a DemocracyMeyer, Hugo Richard
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The British State Telegraphs: A Study of the Problem of a Large Body of Civil Servants in a Democracy
Meyer, Hugo Richard
Government ownership; Telegraph -- Great Britain
[420] Sir Charles Wood, first Viscount of Halifax. Private Secretary
to Earl Grey, 1830 to 1832; Financial Secretary to the Treasury, 1832
to 1834; Secretary to the Admiralty, 1835 to 1839; Chancellor of the
Exchequer, 1846 to 1852; President of the Board of Control, 1852 to
1855; First Lord of the Admiralty, 1855 to 1858; Secretary of State for
India, 1859 to 1866; raised to Peerage as Viscount Halifax in 1866;
Lord Privy Seal, 1870 to 1874.
[421] _Report from the Select Committee on National Expenditure_, 1902;
q. 2,516 to 2,605.
[422] _Who's Who_, 1905, Fisher, Wm. Hayes, M. P., Financial Secretary
to the Treasury, 1902-1903; Junior Lord of the Treasury, and a
Ministerial Whip, 1895 to 1902; Hon. Private Secretary to Sir Michael
Hicks-Beach, 1886 to 1887; and to Right Honorable A. J. Balfour, 1887
to 1892.
[423] _Who's Who_, 1904, Murray, Sir G. H., Joint Permanent Under
Secretary to the Treasury since 1903. Entered the Foreign Office, 1873;
transferred to Treasury, 1880; Private Secretary to Right Honorable W.
E. Gladstone and to Earl of Rosebery, when Prime Minister; Chairman
Board of Inland Revenue, 1897 to 1899; Secretary to the Post Office,
1899 to 1903.
[424] _Report from the Select Committee on National Expenditure_, 1902;
q. 1,631 to 1,673, and 1,730 to 1,732.
[425] _Who's Who_, 1904, Knox, Sir Ralph H., entered War Office
in 1856; Accountant-General, War Office, 1882 to 1897; Permanent
Under Secretary of State for War, 1897 to 1901; a Member of the
Committee which worked out Lord Cardwell's Army Reform, and of the
Royal Commission on Indian Financial Relations, 1896; Civil Service
Superannuations, 1902; and Militia and Volunteers, 1903.
[426] _Report from the Select Committee on National Expenditure_, 1902;
q. 1,567 to 1,569, and 1,823 to 1,825.
[427] _Report from the Select Committee on National Expenditure_, 1902;
q. 2,081 to 2,084.
[428] In 1905 Mr. Chalmers was made Assistant Secretary to the Treasury.
[429] _Report from the Select Committee on National Expenditure_, 1902;
q. 615 to 618.
[430] _Report from the Select Committee on National Expenditure_, 1892;
q. 2,406 to 2,419, and 2,502.
[431] _Second Report of the Royal Commission on Civil Establishments_,
1888; q. 10,683 to 10,684.
[432] _Report from the Select Committee on Post Office_ (_Telegraph
Department_), 1876; q. 5,397 to 5,600.
[433] _Hansard's Parliamentary Debates_, February 18, 1873, p. 632 and
following.
[434] _Third Report from the Select Committee on Civil Services
Expenditure_, 1873; q. 4,672 to 4,768.
CHAPTER XIX
CONCLUSION
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