comptroller

The comptroller directs the work of the six auditors, and superintends the recovery of debts due the United States.

In the case of one bank, the Comptroller proved that not a single solitary loan had been made under fifteen per cent.

Much of the steady frictionless movement of the whole department depends on the administrative talent of the Comptroller.

I wot of no such fellow,” returned Sir Thomas, “you had best go to the comptroller, who keeps all the names.

For more precise details on this subject I refer to a report from the first Comptroller of the Treasury.

Of these the collector attended only occasionally, and the accountant and comptroller not at all.

As comptroller of the list of benefices, M. le Cardinal allotted the wealthiest abbeys of the realm to himself.

Office Holding: Most of the public offices have some women on their clerical force, that of the comptroller having seven.

The comptroller (Tullibardine) had, on that day, purged himself of the affair at Stirling.

He was rewarded by the office of comptroller of the taxes for Scotland.