 | English literature - 1781 - 754 pages
...before, he will be intitled to his quittas ; which being the formal official difcharge of every public accountant, cannot but be fubfequent to the complete...adjuftment of his accounts. Having, therefore, not heard, cither from the accountants themfelvcs, or from, thofe who may be intereftcd in our decifions, any... | |
 | Edmund Burke - History - 1800 - 624 pages
...quietus, which being the formal official difcharge of every public accountant, cannot but be fubiequent to the complete examination, and the payment of the balance, if any, according to the final adjustment of his accounts. Having, therefore, not heard either from the accountants themfelves, or... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons - Great Britain - 1781 - 550 pages
...complete examination, and the paymrnt of ihe balance, if any; according to the final adjuftir.er.t ot his accounts. Having, therefore, not heard, either...from the accountants themfelves, or from thofe who miy be intcielttd in our decifion?, any. reafons to alter our opinion, we conceive that the balance... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament, Great Britain. Commissioners Appointed to Examine, Take, and State the Public Accounts of the Kingdom - Finance, Public - 1783 - 534 pages
...before, he will be entitled to his Quietus; which, being the formal, official Difcharge of every Public Accountant, cannot but be fubfequent to the complete...alter our Opinion,' we conceive that the Balance of Public Money now remaining in the Hands of John Powell Efquire, as the only acting Executor of Lord... | |
 | 1793 - 738 pages
...before, he will be entitled to his quietus, which being the f >rmal official difcharge of every public accountant, cannot but be fubfequent to the complete...payment of the balance, if any, according to the final adjustment of his accounts. Having, therefore, not heard, cither from the accountants themfclvcs, or... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament - Great Britain - 1793 - 554 pages
...before, he will be entitled to his quietus ; which being the formal official difcharge of every public accountant, cannot but be fubfequent to the complete...payment of the balance, if any, according to the final adjullment oi'his accounts. Having, therefore, not heard, either from the accountants themfclves, or... | |
 | History - 1800 - 620 pages
...quiciui, which being the formal official dilcharge of every public accountant, cannot but be fublequent to the complete examination, and the payment of the...Having, therefore, not heard either from the accountants themÍL-lves, or from thofe who may be interefted in our decifions, any reafons to alter our opinion,... | |
 | History - 1800 - 624 pages
...quietus, which being the formal official difcharge of every public accountant, cannot but be fublequent to the complete examination, and the payment of the balance, if any, according to the final acijuflment of his accounts. Having, therefore, not heard cither from the accountants themfelves, or... | |
 | Edmund Burke - History - 1783 - 624 pages
...before, he will be entitled to his quietus, which being the formal official difcharge of every public accountant, cannot but be fubfequent to the complete...alter our opinion, we conceive that the balance of public money now remaining in the hands of John Powell, Efq. as the only aeling executor of Lord Holland... | |
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... there be errors, he may either pay the balance to, or receive it from, the paymafter in office, according as it may be determined ; then, and not before, he will be entitled to his quietus, which being the formal official difcharge of every public... 