Noun:

বয়োজ্যেষ্ঠতা,

tellership's Usage Examples:

He lost the tellership, was ordered to repay the money and, failing to do so, was imprisoned.

A former treasury commissioner he had the sinecure of a tellership of the Exchequer.

environmental taxation, cleaning control, finance, public property control, tellership, taxing help, farming and fishing control, wholesale products, marketing.

He lost his tellership in September 1710 on the decisive victory of the Tories, but was subsequently.

Granted the reversion in 1786 from Lord Hardwicke to the tellership sinecure worth £2,700 per annum in the Commons as a lord of the treasury.

(equivalent to £67,000 in 2019), free legal training at Lincoln's Inn and a tellership of the Exchequer, all of which left him financially secure.

1660), was reappointed to the embassy at the Hague, was confirmed in his tellership of the exchequer, and was further rewarded with a valuable piece of land.