Places, Pensions, Grants, Sinecures, and Emoluments. Joseph Hunt, a similar defaulter, was obliged to abscond in consequence of misapplying the public money, and he now receives pensions amounting to £1037 a year, as a reward for public services! Stephens, sir Philip, bart. late lord commissioner of the admiralty, pension Francis, late commniss. for victualling the (w)... 100 0 0 (s.m) 130 0 0 ̧· · (pl.). .800 3 6 ....(i) 2086 5 9 •.(i) 369 0, 0 590 0 0 Joseph, sec. to, commissioners for wounded 3,700 ⋅ (8) (8) Of ladies, misses and mistresses Stewarts, there are, Jane, £50; Grace, £50; lady Lucy, £300; Ann, £50; lady Louisa, £100; Jane and Lelias, £25 each; Elizabeth, £50; and Catharine, £100; all Scotch except the last, who is Irish. Stone, Martin, tipstaff to King's Bench prison Stonehewer, Richard Stopford, sir Edward, brother to the earl of Courtown; equerry to the Queen Stow, D. in trust for children of capt. Roberts (pl) 79 1 32 Strahan, rev. George, prebend. Rochester Strangford, lord viscount, late foreign minister..... viscountess dowager; 1804 2600 0 (s.m) 300 0 1500 0 350 0 Stratton, Alexander, late foreign minister, 1809 .. On Places, Sinecures, Pensions, and Reversions. Sturges, J. gen. com. lott. office right hon. John, com. for affairs of India Surtees, W. V. com. of bankrupts........ £300 -reversion of register of affidavits 400 Matthew, prebend of Canterbury Sussex, duke of } £100 each 200 0 0 200 0 0 Mrs. Mary and Miss Louisa £100 each Sutton, right hon. Charles Manners, archbishop of Canterbury, primate of England; lord of trade and plantations; and a governor of the charter-house; value of see There is some doubt as to the origin of this great personage: report says, that a stone-mason's wife, in East Cheap, had the ho nour of his birth; and that his father or cousin, the duke of Rutland, had another son by the same woman, lately one of the Welsh judges, but now dead. However this may be, this seems certain, that his grace was created archbishop younger than any of his predecessors; that the right hon. Charles Manners, speaker of the house of commons, salary £6000, is his son; that Thomas, lord Manners, lord chancellor of Ireland, is his brother; and that Lord Charles Manners Sutton is aide-decamp to the Prince Regent, with the rank of colonel in the army. Swan, John.... Swanton, Emma Swinton, Margaret 28,000 0 0 (i) (s) 800 0 0 300 0 0 300 0 0 Her daughters, Ann, Margaret, Mary, Isabel, and Harriet, have a pension of £300, to take effect on her death, and continue during his majesty's pleasure. Swinton, John sheriff-depute for Berwick...... (8) The sheriff-depute in Scotland is not, as the name implies, the deputy of the principal, but an entirely independent officer, appointed by the crown, and performing functions which cannot be exercised by the high sheriff. He has an extensive civil and criminal jurisdiction in actions for debt, and the trial of certain species of robbery. The duties of this office are usually discharged by a substitute. The sheriff of Edinburgh has £800 per annum of Lanark, £500; and the remaining twentyseven sheriffships have incomes from £300 to £400 a year. Sydney, lord, ranger of Hyde and St. James's Parks John T. Townsend, viscount, lord of the king's bed-chamber in trust for Charlotte Albinia, Frances, Maria Louisa, and Hen rietta Elizabeth Selwin... viscountess, lady of the queen's bed-chamber 300 0 0 1732 0 1000 0 400 500 Places, Pensions, Grants, Sinecures, and Emoluments. T Talbot, Charles Chetwynd, earl, lord lieutenant of Ireland .....£30,000 0. Relations-Charles Talbot, D.D. dean of Salisbury, £700; Thomas, compt.-general of the customs envoy-ex. and min. plenipotentiary, Wirtemburg..... B. assistant to the astronomer-royal Mrs. Alba, keeper of parliament-house Teignmouth, lord, com. for affairs of India John, deputy commissary-general Tekyll, John, foreign apposer, exchequer. comptroller of the mint .... 600 0 1100 1000 0 500 1168 15 98 0 270 0 0 364 0 4276 0 0 170 0 0 600 0 0 155 13 0 1500 0 0 600 0 0 354 11 4 301 0 0 312 0 0 206 0 0 comptroller of the pipe (Chancery) Telfers, Jane and Cecilia, and survivor Temple, hon. W. sec. of legation, Stockholm... ber, ditto P. J. collector, Simon's Town, ditto ...... 1500 - political commissioner Mr. searcher, Cape of Good Hope The Tenters appear to hold very comfortable situations at the Cape. For a more particular detail of the enormous emoluments attached to civil offices in this colony, the reader is referred to our remarks on Mr. Smut's office. En passant, we cannot help suggesting to our pious and virtuous chancellor of the exchequer, as he has thrown out some hints about affording facilities to emigrants to the Cape, the propriety of applying a portion of emoluments of offices in the colony to the assistance of the new settlers, rather than imposing upon the already over-burdened parishes of this country, the necessity of raising a subscription for that purpose. Places, Pensions, Grants, Sinecures, and Emoluments. Theseger, A. in lieu of an abolished clerkship in the customs Thomas, Nassau, master of the robes groom .... of the bed-chamber••• Charles Nassau • Thompson, vice-admiral sir Thomas Boulden, for severe wounds, 1799 .... for loss of left leg, 1801 pension lady £511 0 800 0 500 0 131 0 £200 2500 0 300 0 5300 0 Thornton, Edw. amb. and min. plenipotent. at Brazil clerk of custody, of idiots and lunatics reversion of clerk of the hanaper 105 Relations--Edward Smith Thurlow, rector of Houghton-leSpring, Durham, £800, and prebendary of Norwich £400. Thomas Thurlow, prothonotary, court of chancery £1056. Thynne, lord George, comptroller of the king's household lord John, vice-chancellor to the king.... Brother to the marquis of Bath, and nephew to lord Carteret. Tighe, George W. comptroller of the pipe....(i) Robert, comptroller, Ireland Tomline, George, (formerly Prettyman,) bishop of Lincoln, value of see dean and canon residentiary of St. Paul's...... It This right reverend person has been accused of misapply ing the funds of the charity of Mere and Sital, of which he is patron and visitor. The charity of Mere consists of 650 acres, situate within five miles of Lincoln; it was left to maintain six poor men and a warden. The whole estate is let for £32, out of which £24 is distributed to the poor brethren; the only benefit they derive from their estate of 650 acres. would be absurd to imagine that an estate of this extent, which pays neither tythes nor poor-rate, and where land in the neighbourhood lets from 20s. to 40s. an acre, yields no more than £32 a year. The truth seems to be that, a heavy fine is paid at every renewal of the lease; that this fine is pocketed by the warden; that the warden is a nephew, or, *The reversion of this office is granted to W. H. Scott, son of the lord chancellor after the death of Edward and Thomas Thurlow, July, 1815. Vide Lord Eldon. Places, Pensions, Grants, Sinecures, and Emoluments. according to the Quarterly Reviewers, a son of the right reverend bishop; and that the right reverend bishop made way for this lucrative appointment for his son or his nephew, by promoting Mr. Cumming, the former warden, to a living in his gift. The son of the same prelate is master of Spital Hospital, another ancient endowment for the poor; the income of this charity is £6 or 700 a year, and all that is paid to the poor is £27: 4:0 to four or five pensioners! Torpichan, lord James Torrington, lord, late foreign minister, 1799, (pl) Tothill-fields hospital •(8) •(pl) ..... (8) 100 0 0 This solitary £50 to an hospital seems like " a paradise .... Towry, G, P. commissioner, victualling-office...... Towson, James, chief cashier, South Sea company, .... ... Tottenham, Henry, clerk of the ordnance John, late foreign minister, 1797......(pl) Trefusis, hon. C. R. compt. stamp-office ...... ...... (i) 1200 400 594 0 0 316 Brother to lord Clinton, patron of the borough of Callington. Tresham, Edward, assist. clerk ordnance Trimbleston, baroness dowager, 1803 (s.m) Trotter, Messrs. and Coutts, for Mrs. Maria Cochrane and Elizabeth Cicioperce and daughter,(s) Thomas, physician of the fleet .... Tucker, Benjamin, deputy secretary to the lords of the admiralty... Tupper, C. consul, Barcelona Turner, major-gen. groom of the bed-chamber Wm. clerk to the treasurer of the ordnance paymaster, artillery regiment Turton, sen. T. clerk of the juries Tyler, vice-admiral sir Charles, for wounds |