Full text : Die Staatsverfassungen des Erdballs. (1909) 

I.  Europa.  611  35.  Großbritannien  und  Irland.

14*  Postmaster  General  (£  2500),

15*  President  of  the  Board  of  Trade  (£  2000),

16*  President  of  the  Local  Government  Board  (£  2000),
17*  President  of  the  Board  of  Agriculture  (£  2000),

18*  President  of  the  Board  of  Education  (£  2000),

19*  Chancellor  of  the  Duchy  of  Lancaster  (£  2000),

20*  First  Commissioner  of  Works  (£  2000),

((5)  First  Lord  of  the  Admiralty  (£  4500)  in  the  Cabinet.]
21  First  Sea  Lord  (£  1500),

22  Second  Sea  Lord  (£  1500)*,

23  Third  Sea  Lord  and  Comptroller  (£  1750)?,

24  Fourth  Sea  Lord  (£  1500)*,

25  Civil  Lord  (£  1000),

26  Parliamentary  and  Financial  Secretary  (£  2000),

(9)  (Secretary  of  State  for  War  (£  5000).]

27  First  Military  Member,  Chief  of  General  Staff  (£  3000),
28  Second  Military  Member,  Adjutant  General  (£  2500),
Army  Council  ?29  Third  Military  Member,  Quarter-Master  General  (£  2000),
30  Fourth  Military  Member,  Master-General  of  Ordnance  (£  2000),
31  Civil  Member,  Parliamentary  Under  Secretary  (£  1500),
32  Finance  Member,  Financial  Secretary  (£  1500),

33  Under  Secretary  of  the  Home  Office  (£  1500),

134  Under  Seoretary  of  the  Foreign  Office  (£  1500),

35  Under  Secretary  of  the  War  Office  (£  1500),

Presidents  of
Committees  of
the  Council

Admiralty

Peramenlary  )  36  Under  Secretary  of  the  Colonial  Office  (£  1500),
Senretarien  37  Under  Secretary  of  the  India  Office  (£  1500),

38  Under  Secretary  of  the  Board  of  Trade  (£  1200),

39  Under  Secretary  of  the  Local  Government  Board  (£  1200),

40  Under  Secretary  of  the  Board  of  Education  (£  1200),
[41  42,  43.  3  Junior  Lords  of  the  Treasury  (each  £  1000),

Treasury  44  Financial  Secretary  of  the  Treasury  (£  2000),

45  Patronage  Secretary  of  the  Treasury  (£  2000),

46  Paymaster  General  (unpeid),

47  Attorney-General  (£  7000  and  fees),

48  Solicitor-General  (£  6000  and  fees),

49  Lord  Advocate  (£  5000),

50  Solicitor-General  (£  2000),

51  Lord  Lieutenant  (£  20  000),

62  Lord  Chancellor  (£  8000),

63  Attorney-General  £  (5000),

54  Solicitor-General  (£  2000),

Scotland  {

Ireland

Colonies*.

*  Students  would  do  well  to  consult  the  Colonial  Office  List,  published  yearly.

The  business  of  the  Colonies  was,  until  1801,  induded  in  the  functions  of  the  Home  Secretary,
  to  be  transferred  in  that  year  to  the  newly-created  “Secretary  for  War”.  In  1854  the
outbreak  of  the  Russian  War  led  to  the  appointment  of  a  Secretary  of  State  for  the  Colonies  (to
relieve  the  War  Secretary  of  Colonial  business).  The  Colonial  Secretary  possesses  an  advisory

1,2,  ®,  4  and  naval  helf-pey-Vide
  E.  Jenks,  “Parliamentary  England,  Evolution  of  the  Cabinet  System’  (1903);
Mary  Blauvelt,  “The  Development  of  Cabinet  Government  in  England’  (1902).

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