WINCHESTER, M. (Paulett). Groom of the stole to the king, 2,000l. Has a son, a cornet of dragoons, 2001. A brother, an admiral, 1,0001. A sister, wife of sir J. Yorke. See Hardwicke. These are not all the noble marquis's relations related to the people in a similar way.£3,200. WINCHESTER, Bp. (Prettyman Tomline). [Sumner.] A Bishoprick, 30,000l. a year; patronage, twelve prebends, six canonries, and seventy livings. The former was tutor to 'the heaven-born minister," and had a son with two livings in the church, 1,000-£31,000. Recorder of Fal WODEHOUSE, B. (Wodehouse). mouth. Son, a colonel of militia, 1,000/. Another son, captain navy, and commissioner of navy office at Halifax, Nova Scotia, 3,000l. A son, Armine, with four livings in the church, 2,000l. Another son, William, three livings, 1,500. Another son, Richard, one living, 500l. He has a nephew an archdeacon, and has three livings, 2,3007. Another, with two livings, 1,000. Another, a major; and another, a captain in army, both 1,1007.-£12,300. WORCESTER, Bp. (Cornwall). Bishoprick, 9,5901. besides the patronage, one archdeaconry and twenty-one livings. Relation to earl of Liverpool, whom see.—£9,590. [WYNFORD. B. (Draper Best). A new peer. A retired pension as lord chief justice of the court of common pleas.-£4,000.] YARMOUTH, B. (Pelham). A son, a captain in the army. YORK, Abp. (Vernon). [Lord high almoner, to the king]. Brother of lord Vernon, whom see. Archbishoprick, worth 20,000l. Patronage eighty livings, besides fifty prebends, precentorships, and subdeaconries. A son, chancellor of the diocese of York, 1,000l. Three sons in the church with four livings, 2,000l. The bishop is brother-in-law of the marquis of Stafford and of lord Harrowby, whom see.£23,000. APPENDIX TO THE PEEP AT THE PEERS. There has just been printed, by an order of the house of commons, dated November 12, 1830, "An account of all salaries, profits, pay, fees, and emoluments, whether civil or military, held and enjoyed by all persons, between the 5th of January, 1829, and 5th of January, 1830, the total value of which shall EXCEED 1,000l. specifying, with each name, the total amount received by each individual, and distinguishing the various sources from which the same are derived, so far as relates to civil officers-the court of chancery, and other judicial officers-diplomatic and consular officers-naval officers-military officers-ordnance and military officers-officers in the colonies-and officers of the house of commons." From this report I take the following particulars, additional to those which appear in the preceding "Peep," but which there were previously no means of procuring. ABERCROMBIE, B. Hereditary pension, 2,000. BATHURST, E. Add-His son, now honourable W. Bathurst, deputy teller of exchequer, 1,000l.; commissioner of victualling, 5481. 6s. 11d. (The latter office is now abolished.) BESBOROUGH. Add-A son, in army, 3831. governor of Malta, 4,000l. Pensions, 3001. He is married to a daughter of earl Bathurst. CLARE, E. Add-Governor of Bombay, 20,000l. for governor general of India. CLARENDON, E. Add-Chief justice in eyre 2,2501. Add-Lord steward, 2,8351. His CONYNGHAM, M. son, earl Mountcharles, commissioner of treasury, 1.2201.; master of robes, 3661. 7461.; groom of bedchamber DOWNES, B. (Burgh). Colonel in army, 2011., captain in guards, aid-de-camp to king, sum not known, and governor of county Carlow, secretary to master general of ordnance, 1,2007. ELDON, E. Add-His son, W. H. J. Scott, receiver of fines in chancery, 240l.; registrar of affidavits, 1,8167.; clerk of the letters patent, 5541. ELLENBOROUGH, B. This peer's emoluments, as chief clerk of king's bench, are put down at 3,800l., they should be 9,6251.! FARNBOROUGH, E. Add-Pension, 1,500l. GORDON, D. This peer is put down, in Peep, as a major in army at 8007.; it should have been colonel, 2,3251. Then, I omitted his pay as keeper of Edinburgh castle, which should have been 1,0461. But, on the other hand, his salary as keeper of the great seal of Scotland, is put down in Peep at 3,000l., whereas it was only 1,8501. son ano GREY, E. Add-First lord of treasury, 5,000l.; son lord Howick, under secretary of state, 2,000l.; in-law, lord Durham, lord privy seal, 2,1937.; ther son-in-law, honourable captain Barrington, lord of admiralty, 1,000l. with house; a brother-in-law, E. Ellice, secretary of treasury, 3,500l.; another brother-in-law, lord Ponsonby, ambassador, 4681.; another, honourable G. Ponsonby, lord of treasury, 1,2001.; a nephew, F. Baring, the great loan-monger, lord of treasury, 1,2001.; a son-inlaw, H. Lambton, groom of bedchamber (salary not known). A pretty group belonging to our liberal whig premier ! HENLEY, B. (Eden.) Brother to lord Auckland. Pension, 2,000l.; a son, master in chancery, (married a daughter of sir Robert Peel), 4,644/.; another son, in church, 500l.— £7,144. HILL, B. Add-A cousin, lord Berwick, has a son, W. Noel Hill, who is envoy extraordinary at Naples, 6,000l. another son, in the church, with two livings, 1,000l., and a daughter, married to marquis of Ailesbury. HOOD, V. Add-Pension, 1,875l. A grandson, in army, 7001.; another son, 7007. and also consul at Monte Video, 1,2711. HOME, E. Add-Eldest son, lord Dunglass, under secretary of state, 2,000l.; chamberlain of Ettrick Forest, 3001-£2,300. KENYON, B. Add-Custos Brevium, king's bench, 2,6961. I believe one of his sons is filacer, &c. in the court of king's bench, 1,254/., and has a pension, under 6 Geo. IV. of 6,4631. KILWARDEN, V. Pension, 1,200. MAYO, E. Add-Pension, 1,3321. MONTROSE, D. Add-His salary as lord chamberlain, 3,0531. One son, marquis of Graham, commissioner for affairs of India, 1,500l.; a privy councillor, 6,000l.; colonel of militia, 1,000l. Another son, lieutenant guards, 500l. One daughter married to earl of Winchilsea, and another to viscount Clive, eldest son of the earl of Powis. ROSSLYN. Add-Son, lord Loughborough, in army, 4197., and clerk in chancery, 1,1361. SIDMOUTH. Add-A son H. U. Addington, minister at Frankfort, to 10th Oct. and from 10th Oct. at Madrid, 3,8021. SHAFTESBURY, E. Add to what appears in PeepHis son, lord Ashley, commissioner for affairs of India, 1,500l. SOMERSET, D. Add-Son, lord H. Seymour, pension, 1,2517. THURLOW, B. Add-Another relation, Mr. T. Thurlow, patentee, for executing the laws concerning bankruptcies, in chancery, 1,6027. keeper of hanaper, 1,1927. prothonotary of court of chancery. Judge Advocate General Earl Grey Lord Goderich E Joy Lord Aukland CP Thomson Right hon Charles Grant Duke of Richmond Lord Hill Lord Holland Lord John Russell Right hon R Grant Mr. E. Ellis and Mr. Spring Rice, are joint Secretaries of the Treasury. CHAPTER IV. AN ANALYSIS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, Returned to serve in the first parliament of William IV., 1830. In a previous part of this work we have inserted the petition presented to the house of commons by Lord-then Mr.Grey, in 1793, praying for a thorough reform of that house in an extension of the franchise, a shortening of the duration of parliaments, and a securing to the people the free and spontaneous choice and election of the representatives. Subsequent events have rendered this petition, the society from whom it emanated, and the noble lord who presented it to the house, of more than ordinary interest to the public, and we shall offer no apology, therefore, for introducing a list, of the principal members of the society, and an extract from the speech delivered by Mr. Grey. The society of the "Friends of the People" consisted, on the day of its formation, of one hundred and forty-eight members, most of whom were at that time conspicuous, either as public, or literary, or professional men: amongst them were CHARLES GREY, Esq. M. P. Capel Left, Esq. R. B. Sheridan, Esq. M. P. |