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- The Riding Officer was an occupation common during the 18th century around the coastlines of Britain. The principal duty of the office was to patrol the coast within their predefined riding range to suppress smuggling. Their duties included meeting and corresponding with the other riding officers either in person or by letter, and inquiring and learning if there were any smuggled goods upon the coast, or landed. They were to get the best information regarding this booty, and to acquaint the Officers of the Customs all over the shire. The Riding Officer always kept a journal reporting all his activities. A Riding Officer was paid between twenty and forty pounds a year, and was forbidden to take fees or gratuities. He was also expected to buy, care for, and accommodate his own horse. He was appointed by a constitution of the Treasury, and had a deputation from the Commissioner of Customs and Excise. He took the oaths of office, and gave bond and security. He received printed instructions for his conduct with his deputation. He endeavored to get information as to any illicit practices, and makes seizures whenever he could. (en)
- Strandridare var en titel på en beriden lägre tjänsteman vid svenska tullverkets kustbevakning med uppgift att avpatrullera rikets sjögräns. Strandridarna fanns från 1600-talet som del av en verksamhet som kom att utvecklas till Kustbevakningen. De hade till uppgift att bevaka kusten och att bekämpa smuggling till sjöss. Även att förhindra ingick. De första strandridarna anställdes år 1638 i Kalmar. De hade till uppgift att patrullera en 25 mil lång sträcka utmed Sveriges ostkust. Detta skedde till fots eller häst; under 1900-talet första del och fram till andra världskriget även med cykel. Strandridarna ersattes 1832 av kustuppsyningsmän. (sv)
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- The Riding Officer was an occupation common during the 18th century around the coastlines of Britain. The principal duty of the office was to patrol the coast within their predefined riding range to suppress smuggling. Their duties included meeting and corresponding with the other riding officers either in person or by letter, and inquiring and learning if there were any smuggled goods upon the coast, or landed. They were to get the best information regarding this booty, and to acquaint the Officers of the Customs all over the shire. The Riding Officer always kept a journal reporting all his activities. (en)
- Strandridare var en titel på en beriden lägre tjänsteman vid svenska tullverkets kustbevakning med uppgift att avpatrullera rikets sjögräns. Strandridarna fanns från 1600-talet som del av en verksamhet som kom att utvecklas till Kustbevakningen. De hade till uppgift att bevaka kusten och att bekämpa smuggling till sjöss. Även att förhindra ingick. De första strandridarna anställdes år 1638 i Kalmar. De hade till uppgift att patrullera en 25 mil lång sträcka utmed Sveriges ostkust. Detta skedde till fots eller häst; under 1900-talet första del och fram till andra världskriget även med cykel. (sv)
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- Riding officer (en)
- Strandridare (sv)
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