victualling office造句

• His father was a commissioner of the Victualling Office.
• Brady was a clerk in the victualling office.
• He then ( in 1772 ) accepted the post of Commissioner of the Victualling Office.
• The second baronet married Anne Holmes, whose father Tempest Holmes was a Commissioner of the Victualling Office.
• By 1739 the various Victualling Office facilities cost the state ?6, 241 to maintain, in addition to expenses for the purchase of victuals.
• He received permission to stay at the Cape Colony in October 1806, and began work as a clerk in the Royal Naval Victualling Office.
• During the discussion of the navy estimates in February 1740 he defended himself from a personal attack, and invited scrutiny of his conduct at the victualling office.
• However, Tutchin was rewarded for his Williamite support, and possibly for his role in the Monmouth Rebellion and Bloody Assizes, by being appointed a minor post in the victualling office.
• On 30 April " Highflyer " supported " Fantome " and " Mohawk " s boats when the vessels gathered cattle for the fleet's use, paying with bills on the Victualling Office.
• Over the course of the following years the land moved many more times between heirs until vesting in the estate of Margaret Style ( during the reign of victualling office he died in 1729 and was interned in the southern part of the church, where there is a monument erected to his memory.
• Tutchin was convinced, throughout his life, that corruption was rampant and that people were trying to defraud the government or serve an anti-English master, and in 1699 he was rewarded with ?2 for his officious " saving so much of the bloody pickle which drained from the casks and binns which hold the flesh at the Victualling Office . " This was indicative, in a sense, of Tutchin's terrier-like concern.