BOOK II.

GOVERNMENT.

Chap. I. Of the Government of Scotland in general, 372

Chap. II. Of the King of Scotland, and therein of his

Name, Title, Perfon, Office, Supremacy and Sove-

Power and Prerogative, Dominions, Strength,

reignty

374

Patrimony, Arms and Refi ect,

Chap. III. Of the Government of the Church of Scotland,

376

395

Chap. IV. Of the Civil Government of Scotland; and

firft of the Great Officers of the State and Crown, as

they ftood before the late happy Union,

Chap. V. Of particular Governments; and fift of the

Ecelefiaftical, Civil, and Military Government of the

King's Houshold in Scotland,

400

Chap. VI. Of the Civil Government of Scotland in the

refpective Courts of Judicature,

BOOK III.

Of Manners, Cuftoms, Laws, &c.

404

Chap. I. Of Religious Manners, viz. of the Clergy, their

Name, Orders, Privileges, Revenues; alfo of Diffen-

ters from the Establish'd Church,

Chap. II. Of the Scottish Computation, Numbring,
Weights, Measures, Money,

437

440

Chap. III. Of the Commons of Scotland; and therein of

Knights of the Thistle, of Bannerets, Baronets, Knights,

Lairds, Scholars, 'Gentlemen, Landed-Men, Citizens,

Burgers, &c.

441

Chap. IV. Of the Women, Children and Servants in

Scotland,

Chap. V. Of the Laws of Scotland,

444

446

Chap. VI. Of the Diet, Attire, Recreations and Buildings

of the Scots,

449

Chap.

Chap. VII. of Punishments used in Scotland. Pag. 43%

Chap. VIII. of Societies inftituted in Scotland for the

Advancement of Religion, whether Incorporated or Volun-

tary,

434

Chap. IX. Of Schools, and other Benefactions for Studies

in Scotland,

Chap. X. Of the City of Edinburgh, &c.

435

436

The CONTENTS of the General LIST of
all the Offices and Officers employ'd in the
feveral Branches of His Majefty's Government
in South and North-Britain.

ENGLISH LISTS.

LIST of the Members of the Upper-Houfe of Con-
vocation for the Province of Canterbury,

4

-Of the Lower-Houfe of Convocation for the Jame Pro-

vince,

-Of the Members of the Upper-Houfe of Convocation for
the Province of York,

-

Of the Lower-Houfe for the fame Province,

9

Ib.

The Peers and Peerelles of England, and the Eldeft Sons

of Dukes, Marquiffes and Earls,

II

The Members of the Honourable Houfe of Commons of

Great-Britain,

The Lords and others of his Majefty's Privy-Council,

Secretaries of State, and their Officers,

17

29

31

A Scheme of the Sovereign and Knights Companions of

the most Noble Order of the Garter,

The Lord-Lieutenants in England and Wales,

The Cuftodes Rotulorum in England and Wales,

32

33

34

An Alphabetical Lift of the Baronets in England, &c. 36

His Majefty's Publick Minifters Abroad,

Foreign Minifters refiding here,

b

49

50

Governors

Governors of his Majefty's Dominions and Territories in

America, and the Officers there,

Pag. 51

The Lords Commiffioners for executing the Office of Trea-

furer of the Exchequer, and other Officers,

The Commiffioners, Officers, and others belonging to the

Custom-Houfe,

52

56

Commiffioners and other Officers belonging to the Excife for

Beer, Malt, &c.

70

Commiffioners and other Officers for the Duty of Salt, 74

Commiffioners and other Officers for Wine-Licences, 77

Commiffioners and other Officers for the Stamp-Duties, Ib.

Commiffioners and other Officers for the Duty on Hides,

Affairs of Taxes, &c.

78

Commiffioners and other Officers for Regulating and Li-

cencing Hackney-Coaches and Hackney-Chairs, 80

Commiffioners and other Officers of the Duty arifing from

Hawkers, Pedlars, and Petty-Chapmen,

The Lord Privy-Seal and his Officers,

Ib.

81

His Majefty's Houshold Officers and Servants under the

Lord Steward, &c.

Ib.

The King's Officers and Servants under the Lord Cham-

berlain,

87

Fees due to the King's Servants, upon the Creation of a

Prince of Wales and Earl of Chester, &c.

Mafter of the Great Wardrobe,

The Officers and Servants of His Majesty's Stables,

The Band of Gentlemen-Pentioners,

94

102

Ib.

104

The Lord Almoner, Dean, and other Officers of his Ma-

jefty's Chapel-Royal, &c.

105

The Establishment of the French and Dutch Chapels, 108

Officers under the Earl-Marfbal,

Ib.

Lord Commiffioners for Executing the Office of Lord High-

Admiral of Great-Britain and Ireland, &c.

Vice-Admirals of Great-Britain, &c.

A Lift of His Majefty's Royal Navy, &c.

The Commiffioners and other Officers of the Navy,

The Commiffioners for Victualing the Navy,

King's-Bench

109

110

112

115

116

Ib.

Court

The King's Serjeants at Law,

Lancafter, &c.

Pag. 119

121

123

125

Offices and Officers in the Court and Dutchy-Chamber of

116

Government of Weftminster, Ecclefiaftical, Civil and Mi-

litary,

Lift of His Majefty's Land-Forces,

The Yeomen of the Guards, and their Officers,

127

130

138

The Conftables, Governors, &c. of the Tower of London,

and all the other Garrifons, Caftles and Forts in Eng-

land and Wales,

The Royal-Society,

Commiffioners of his Majefty's Board of Works,

Commiffioners of Trade and Plantations,

139

142

145

147

The Members of the Society for the Propagation of the

Gospel in Foreign Parts, &c.

148

152

153

The Governors of the Bounty of Queen Anne, &c.

The Commiffioners for Finishing St. Paul's Cathedral,

The Commiffioners for Building Fifty New Churches, 154

The Fellows, &c. of the Royal College of Phyficians, Lon-

don,

The Colleges, Names of the Founders, Tears when Founded,

Number of Fellows, and Scholars of the Foundation, &c.

of the Univerfity of Oxon,

155

157

The Colleges, &c. of the University of Cambridge, 160

The Lieutenancy, and Principal Officers of the Tower-

Hamlets,

Officers of the Mint.

162

163

The Commiffioners for Taking, Examining, and Stating the

Debts due to the Army,

164

Ib.

The Officers of the General-Poft-Office in Lumbard-

Street,

The Officers of the Penny-Poft,

166

The Fellows of Sion-College, who are by Charter capable

of being chofen Governors, Prefidents, Deans, or Affi

ftants,

169

The Governors of Sutton's Hofpital, call'd the Charter-

House, &c.

The Commiffioners, Directors, and Officers of the Royal-

Hofpital for Seamen at Greenwich,

St. Thomas's-Hofpital in Southwark,

Chrifl's-Hofpital,

The Officers of St. Bartholomew's-Hospital,

170

173

174

175

The Lords Commiffioners, and Officers, Civil and Military,

belonging to the Royal-Hofpital near Chelfea, 177

Commiffioners for Enquiring into the Eftates of Traytors in

England,

The Civilians in Doctors-Commons,

179

. Ib.

The Commiffioners for the Relief of the Poor Profelytes, 182

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