Catalog Record: The court-register, and statesman's remembrancer: containing a series of all the great officers, prime ministers of state, &c. ... from the restauration of King Charles II. to this present year. Together with the commissioners for managing the several branches of the Crown revenues ... and also some account of the institution, nature and business of the several offices | Hathi Trust Digital Library

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