Sir Michael writes concerning death duties, believing that the argument for a delay is not a good one. He also writes concerning the Privy Council and the possibility of the present Deputy becoming Clerk of the Council at a salary of "say £1200 to £1500" and therefore the present Senior Clark becoming the Deputy. Sent from: Treasury Chambers, Whitehall, London. Letter is written on Chancellor of the Exchequer headed paper.
Letter from Michael Edward Hicks Beach, Baronet to Spencer Compton Cavendish, 8th Duke of Devonshire
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- Dates of Creation26 May 1898
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