The three establishments concerning the pay of the sea-officers : to which is prefix'd an introduction for the better understanding by what occasions they came to be produc'd
1705
L2009F37 1705
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Title
The three establishments concerning the pay of the sea-officers : to which is prefix'd an introduction for the better understanding by what occasions they came to be produc'd
Variant Title
Pay of the sea officers
Published
London : [s.n.], Printed in the year 1705.
Description
xxviii, 50, [2] p., [1] folded leaf of plates : table ; 20 cm. (8vo)
Call Number
L2009F37 1705
System Control No.
(OCoLC)25984476
Note
Spine title: Pay of the sea officers.
Preface signed: P. C.
Royal regulations dated July 15, 1686, Feb. 14, 1693/4, Feb. 22, 1693/4, and April 18, 1700.
Signatures: A4 a-b4 c2 B-G4 H2.
Survey of the early 18th century pay of officers in the Royal Navy.
Plate: "A table of the monthly wages of the commssion officers at the highest establish'd pay, together with the warrant and petty officers, and the rest of the ships company at the middle complement : the number of petty officers, as allow'd in time of war, with the amount of the whole for each rate distinct."
"A list of the names of such captains who served in his Majesty's fleet during the late war, fifty whereof will from time to time be entitled to half-pay, during their being out of employment on shore, according to their seniority, and his Majesty's establishment in that behalf, dated the 18th day of April 1700." (p. 44-50): detailed list of captains with their ships, pay grades, and dates of commission) who had served in the recent war.
Errata: p. [51].
Ms. notes on front free endpapers ([3] p.): titled "The case" (7 point argument for a significant increase in pay for both serving and half-pay naval officers)
Preface signed: P. C.
Royal regulations dated July 15, 1686, Feb. 14, 1693/4, Feb. 22, 1693/4, and April 18, 1700.
Signatures: A4 a-b4 c2 B-G4 H2.
Survey of the early 18th century pay of officers in the Royal Navy.
Plate: "A table of the monthly wages of the commssion officers at the highest establish'd pay, together with the warrant and petty officers, and the rest of the ships company at the middle complement : the number of petty officers, as allow'd in time of war, with the amount of the whole for each rate distinct."
"A list of the names of such captains who served in his Majesty's fleet during the late war, fifty whereof will from time to time be entitled to half-pay, during their being out of employment on shore, according to their seniority, and his Majesty's establishment in that behalf, dated the 18th day of April 1700." (p. 44-50): detailed list of captains with their ships, pay grades, and dates of commission) who had served in the recent war.
Errata: p. [51].
Ms. notes on front free endpapers ([3] p.): titled "The case" (7 point argument for a significant increase in pay for both serving and half-pay naval officers)
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