The Exchequer is a bank account in the Bank of England, originally used by the monarch to store money raised from taxes, but now used by the government for the same purpose. The title dates from the Middle Ages.
A2 It was originally a two dimensional grid 'the chequer' to which the inputs were entered on one edge, and the demands on an adjacent edge.
George Osborne was the chancellor of the exchequer in 2010.
The chancellor of the exchequer (Alister Darling at the moment)
Ashley Neil Horne is the chancellor of the exchequer. just for any tmb fans;) this is charlie:D
The current Chancellor (2013) is George Osborne.
The equivalent is to the Chancellor of the Exchequer is the Secretary of the Treasury; though many of the duties which the Chancellor of the Exchequer oversees in the UK, such as the drafting of a budget etc., are overseen in the US by the United States Office of Management and Budget.
George Osborne was the chancellor of the exchequer in 2010.
Kenneth Clarke. He now serves as the Justice Secretary.
John Smith - Chancellor of the Exchequer - died in 1723.
The chancellor of the exchequer (Alister Darling at the moment)
Ashley Neil Horne is the chancellor of the exchequer. just for any tmb fans;) this is charlie:D
George Gideon Oliver Osborne is the Chancellor of the Exchequer for the United Kingdom.
George Grenville was Chancellor until 16th July 1765, then William Dowdeswell for the rest of the year. Alistar Darling is the current chanellor of the exchequer Alistar Darling is the current chanellor of the exchequer Alistar Darling is the current chanellor of the exchequer Alistar Darling is the current chanellor of the exchequer
Below the Chancellor of the Exchequer are, usually, four junior ministers, and several civil servants
The British Prime Minister - currently David Cameron.
The current Chancellor (2013) is George Osborne.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer currently lives in 11 Downing Street, next door to the Prime Minister's residence.
The equivalent is to the Chancellor of the Exchequer is the Secretary of the Treasury; though many of the duties which the Chancellor of the Exchequer oversees in the UK, such as the drafting of a budget etc., are overseen in the US by the United States Office of Management and Budget.