[SUB- 6.] An assistant or subordinate commissioner.
1629. Sc. Acts Chas. I. (1870), V. 199/2. The commissioners and subcommissioners alreadie appointed.
1696. Lond. Gaz., No. 3183/3. The Association of the Sub-Commissioners for Prizes, of the Port of Dover and its Districts.
1697. View of Penal Laws, 14. Offences against this Act … to be determined by the Chief Commissioners … then by the Subcommissioners.
1846. M’Culloch, Acc. Brit. Empire (1854), II. 289. The valuation was devolved on commissioners and sub-commissioners.
