An original printed British Parliamentary Bill dated 5 May 1812, issued during the reign of King George III.

The bill concerns the abolition and regulation of sinecure offices and the reform of civil offices, forming part of the wider programme of governmental and financial reform in the early nineteenth century.

A Bill (as amended on further considering the report) For abolishing and regulating Sinecures, and Offices executed by Deputy, and for providing other means for recompensing the faithful discharge of high or effective Civil Offices; and for other economical Purposes.

Features

* Original House of Commons parliamentary printing

* Dated 5 May 1812

* Multiple pages present

* Printed during the reign of King George III

* An interesting piece of British political and parliamentary history

This listing is based upon research made on the item, please check photos to satisfy yourself to what you are purchasing.

Condition:

Good antique condition for its age of over 200 years. There is age-related foxing, creasing, edge wear and discolouration, along with handling marks expected from an original working parliamentary document. Please study the photographs carefully as they form part of the description.