Submission - Vicarage of St. Luke, New Kentish Town [1932-05-09]

Submission - Vicarage of St. Luke, New Kentish Town [1932-05-09]

Parochial Appointments

Stanley Baldwin's formal advice recommending that King George V approve the appointment of the Rev. Thomas Glaisyer to the Vicarage of St. Luke, New Kentish Town.

Stanley Baldwin (Lord President of the Council)

Dane Garrod, "GB Parliamentary & Other Stories" (March/April 2019): 46.

1935-08-20

Jason Loch

In the absence of the Prime Minister, the Lord President of the Council, with his humble duty to the King, respectfully recommends to Your Majesty the appointment of the Reverend Thomas Glaisyer, Chaplain at Your Majesty's Prison, Leeds, to the Vicarage of St. Luke, New Kentish Town, vacant by the death of the Reverend Frank Albert Stringer Elliot, M.A.



9th May, 1932.

Stanley Baldwin (Lord President of the Council) in the absence of Ramsay Macdonald (Prime Minister and First Lord of the Treasury).

Royal Arms surrounded by the Garter and topped with the Tudor Crown and circumscribed by "First Lord of the Treasury" in the upper left.

Downing Street's address is in Gothic lettering in the upper right.

Document is typewritten.

Crown livings valued at more than £20 in the Liber Regis are filled by the Monarch on the advice of the Prime Minister. However, this is a matter of custom rather than law, so another Minister of the Crown can easily tender advice when necessary.