 From 1835, the King's Rembrancer carried out the duties of the King's Almoner (which office had been suppressed in 1832), including the payment of annuities to those on the royal charity roll.From 1858 the office of Q&LTR was held in conjunction with that of Registrar of Companies, Limited Partnerships and Business Names, auditor of the accounts of sheriff clerks and procurators fiscal, responsible for the collection of fines and penalties imposed in Scottish courts, Keeper of the "Edinburgh Gazette", administrator of treasure trove and of estates of deceased persons which fall to the Crown as "ultimus haeres", and responsible for the custody of the Regalia of Scotland kept in Edinburgh Castle.In 1981 the office was transferred to the Crown Agent, the senior officer of the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service.