SECRETARY
Dictionary of Science, Literature and Art · 1854 · p. 29
An officer employed in writing letters, despatches, , under the orders of his superior. The title of secretary was first used to denote a public minister in France, where the three clerks of the privy council were also termed secretaries as early as the 14th century. of SECRETARY,Scotland, resembling LORD.the A great high prothonotary officer in the"in kingdom foreign courts. This office was kept up after the Union, but has been disused since 1746. [s. 1120]
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