Sentence examples for in the exchequer from inspiring English sources

According to Coke, the problem was considered by "all the judges of England" in the Exchequer Chamber and eventually the King's Bench view triumphed.

Loads of stamp duty to give the illusion of a surplus in the exchequer and the wholesale regeneration of the rural economy.

Headlines warning of a growing black hole in the exchequer from paying nurses and social workers generous retirement incomes appear with increasing regularity.

Some point out that there is money in the exchequer that could be used: the taxpayer is not subsidising the monarchy but making a tidy profit from it.

The first evidence of whisky production in Scotland comes from an entry in the Exchequer Rolls for 1494: malt is sent "... to Friar John Cor, by order of the King, wherewith to make aqua vitae".

The motoring organisation the AA has warned that a repeat of the Treasury's hike in insurance premium tax is likely as he seeks to generate extra revenue to fill the hole in the exchequer.

When William Paulet was appointed Treasurer in 1546 the Exchequer again increased in power, absorbing the Court of Augmentations and Court of First Fruits and Tenths by 1554.

In addition to these losses in revenue, the exchequer will be deprived of close to £1bn a year by 2015 in taxes on foreign subsidiaries.

January will be key, because it is the month in which income tax receipts from self-assessment come rolling in to the exchequer.

These effects are included in estimating the Exchequer impact (see table above).

Powell said Osborne was using tax breaks to "stimulate harmful activity" regardless of the amount it brought in to the exchequer.