The Sun. — London, England, 1831-02-03 00:00:00

tdULAIL With Earl Grey yes it o'clock yesterdal )n d e dby Abepird ne, Viseothat 11delbo' 110 the Earl of Carliole, hit- J. Graham, Tile Igium was 0 , !x at 1 he Great Pow'e, ei nn the Russian, ' be pit Ln Minister, t",soon trial, Count • nt Palmerston• the fi onsu l tat i on at fo ol their tneetin!,... ....... titiecilaild:GeorgC i lain, Baron .ud their 6itil"'rsiv, rence ed Vi s count , !men interes e, George John, 8ar0n.... the TreasurY. Ar4utnnot, Harriett in ~ li ta i. William Fitch attended yesterae7;o: - ih ad s tiaw, Lawrence ice with the • - 'flaw, Augustus H 154 . . 1 ne11, Augusta ancellor, of ti .e a ort,',.. g r „, v o i w, s ephia. Grey at the T,,,e„lorio lii; t 'Lsbank, Ann rday at the ," , jay Elizabeth Tnor of Jalnale a 0 „ }I N ,- De Goutant, J. and Charlotte S a merchants, the P llat t ue ,nell, Augusta le Chancellor 0; t r John Thomas , Tet o or 0. tie r , n, Mary.........„, ........... , ,pointed Govern . T oe; S ou 4,, Catherine .eat at Sudbrot o n t;.,verie, Frances Charlotte Lia" Christian Mary us in the after' . . t e ,,'PNood, Sir Henry, Bart ..... m entertained 3 1 - 0 C 4., Lady Jemima use of Coratau;hepOi.,;, ~ali , atherine ..................... wiling-street. ots,! li ent r Jan e net who have S. ec r I. ~ .e a -- e.. Antoinette W. J. e General, the k2:crofl, Susannah Zewport, &c. „ gp, litiruit, Frances rnolds) has bee' ti k aril, Dame Hannah 1 141„ k wood, Sir Henry, 8ark....... " Sophia Williarn tto,n, Henrietta Sophia li k k'erie, Hon. Arabella Edward t:r, Sir Robert. ll,'aullGeld, John tat}: f° rt, Louisa Catherine . ttarst, Charlotte e r r a ll 41, Edward ll ath ue, Mary P , Z 13,,,,ur5t, Charlotte hem, Penelope Mary......., Jane Hartley kithurst, Mary tro,„„ u rst, Charles kr od - Thomas Henry .. ».....«......... r Q ,,e, sk Mary te,"snank, Eli ...... Annesmith lia t ,'"n e, Sir Henry oili:urn, rst, Charlotte tite, Dame Augusta Ann Can."; Frances tavinia Matilda.. ...... Amelia Sophia Ann ••• ••• ............ thri,7`. Diana mnimmun rHER. Bristol, Feb. 11.7 0 'onday night, bye! 3 to the snow, 3 '14 snow in many A r„"jel the difficulties 1 from the fact ~" nit seven or eigl ty, y, but not violee from town °, 31 0 0 sad •accomplish ea ° very bad, and lop ad, at times, coo, ,114 e coachman W s ' DO was considerab le !), r as the Blue coav,,f. day) had not enabled to cod 11 0 , Dh that had startvlo. such informati oo, o towards the STO, a the top of COW d' rough, and halt e .achman discove, up to the bed 01 es wr was after tdvant had In the atterni >or ho? td for , 's coac) onal new I wei tnd ringg of h 11 de) to ances, aches discredi mast pprc Com) LI by ever. It mal RIM A lbinia. 1, Baroness Ina And Lady Fitzgibbon 00000 "• Close Baroness... Margaret rived. effbrl Drses !re v; wol t was splin nd fat ward ere it t for along ►e out Led to , fcg—(llols pi !D'S. the Mary, 3 • 1 1 magazines ; tto, aster, Dearn,..""ed renture, ; r .esse, from Deny" - - 'HIS DAI. , OC 1 GTE 0' C L e r) post-office hal/ j f foreign mails 4" one French. , i itt;l l 1; of Belgiura, it els, stating that lie 6 Is their King.,%y m act of hostolto recede, as it ee of the Duke deice qy accept of this eb°o Powers, and Ca° 3. • , e l , l at go% for I;i)i, r ; up again. ta .4 1 at French Rena', /IP4, O'ro LF-PAS c a •ent Mails all' v iopy I P e ar o r i s es b , ritA. 3 .. o , fr j ing them forepis It comply vvita,,,is o ,6 punished othei oto erp, dated tt.' e st , ar is entertain, acci!je their King a n it writer adds) , Powers. that the Ar, .11 ',el bout what 5 :06 . ", ar from a ,Tied, is theyhaveC t or „f' operty, which foireg rc le e a d v l e oan for of a isoleV, s frequents ite,oll) .frairs • he OP'rtpt rig to' Cliarlees. r&etic rneasur.,,cl or fifty thoilr;, (0%,, • Strong scl eived front P' fter tY enc h Rentes a pe rovement " WEB )SING P. viCt t. 4 Danish...... Greek, 1101)•'; Mexican, 185 .' / Peruvian"" *. , Rassisp ..... •"*., Spanish..•'•••' 1/ / 1 0 N. 31.-- tv 1,1 y !, caused b ho t # I trades oa t 00'o . r ..7‘town• sq 00 f the t r ade's t oe, p At half-pOts arro?, •0 of his o ci i 0,4 .ingstowo• 0,04,4 ;tcl upon Al r ' oeu t ir t ;o attend i°, 0 ,1 1 1; , go in to ar''' ;d receive tbe i ce di in COSISeqU'',I, l i WOCCedto ,D II i / 0! flt or d i ' t l)e I ) tee„,„ot thatoioeti,", oing to l'Arthe prt) ecoilipoo: t i,e h to o l I i rr) , a ve sie rett, tv 4/ I) disperse I ,r; , , 0 'a t his 1)'1 ot s ,oc so • t his JaY t ° ,b oes, the ,„ 141! e teo expe-, ATt st, :ors of tije hie be fi at wil l e „ t :t o f :DO crate rep aceoll'r be ~, I ,e ocg o th r ibjects :hat the jo °tntip:ei ti Licatio w henev e ' l ive 0131 pO D t l ite r . the by ig ,J o Zo e ). glNG , c iso,v i pwar d ! ler il m cow l ' r e 1 " for lte de I. ' l° • 1 1° i iitu ei et , 0 u 5 i L n v l3s tl° er e Beauft..,'`" a nd P e `" • F rances ily kl,.ki ae lanees Harriet t, k l „_, Honourable Hanapden Honourable Frances 4at,,y' Honourable Ag nes prancisar, Ch a. wm ~ vm ., and Ann Fran Towe e Pluabetli q, Ernest, Catherine, Lo $. 1..4e 4 r, I : p ia llel t i t a, and wimai....a..l„sa, tr4rry and ja e ne M i zry Ann, Char les t a gerai t hrl Selina and Lister Elu• ;bie4ord Robert yud er F o e% Ca _ th Bridget, widow rtzrrefirriFren n: l; g l s ai u b e r 9 ;;T ir tlylnah Di ary ci R e b` e ' e eo ca rge Richard, Bart. s i t t z ,'Cla s 2 , Sarah Geor ti t -rey r-3 .? e e, Ad01 g h . " .. " ..... ********** q L thvard de us Albinia Eli 14'44'111e' 'Georgia zab eh ****** na Maria. CQatt, Carol. l, at. , r„ ine Cary 4 ard l' an ees Cary G r q, 11 1 "abella lzab eth ISt Nriion,n4la MariZrgaret tr 311, eorge an„ ary Ham ilton__ (3 4,1 Mar 11 . 1,111„a ar c i eli, Lou Y is G a odwiii tl ! j e, ba c , Caroline • %Pluiaci Elizabet h Amelia ), Ann h()1(131 Robe prances Mary htiiii,orth, Elizabeths, Lord s i ,., 1, 4 % 6 *. Gor,harles, Bart cha , rude 14 ,_rlotte C a l4nne e t ifit ' ' Cain e l e Catherine th ren " E liz ,,rY Fleming Visco unt li'attiroea, An na Marla a G ...ninette .... l t ‘tiN" e nd, Ec Tirge terfii„nd, munct.,, 1,0)e ‘artfaret. I t erq llhara Andrew ,Nord eth s q e s t Henr y . l a r ßra ,.leming Viscount rr. Maria lStiliz'aah k azi eth and Sophia Loui sa 040n, Il an• fir, othea hittiek,or_nriJulia, and Mary lit!n " : o 4 6e ß i a l°ote n Selinarl .... 1 1 !ng,. Ar ab Arabella 1 ..... , elia Gee _ . .ucy ..... J RN Rs, I T.. M an , lte y Ichard genet Robin Hood .)1114R1, Alliomasodolphin Henry_ ••••••• jjtqtlc!'t(!'. It(Zrt 'elc q, l e ' Mar John 1/ k0 (41 ,a ur * .......... kj? 4 'o7j Char os kip ak, ...... and John ....... R Re ar . ri e ; itchard X y .fgh t , Iticai on 'argaret, w id ow f a q' t. er, c e a ,nt-9eneral William s„ l 'r c r' I tgli Rlon rw ka r 1 1 4 4 0,4 D ame Augusta, .«..« t lyi, X, s o Re, and Ma 13 aie li a Geor his ctt i,e ' e t ; , x \ V ............ ..... .. .. .. ii!„,o4e wilt tho,anor ........... . .......... P•ari ........... • .................. .44;41, feritit Aonithry, L0rd...... :'••• ....d7: ......... .. : a } 1 • . 4 hr i f en b r Y .......... "". 4g ta , 1,4 -.armi es 40lit a i End, Y d 4.),) H ar y tte Ann .. ter4l46gh 'lett .................. 4,l4,ft e n, k!!larriei.t. ..... ....... 1 4 14 es' l'ral zabe th and ,si r .... Maria i, e i :„. J arn" °b ert ....... koor, a, . . .... lore, ............. kt'''te4gtoi bet y, An ;; ... .......... .: . ;,.. 4 ,1..!- , oulite ss .6 0w ... 7 I st4 1 41.411 :1, k a a rrior ... ..... • ot. n. 'Mara Am . ; ... kilt kit ..... e t k t l e d . ze , Let ie ki a . o ti o le o P in " e .- 1) ." 0 ea lerraight „tia. . ... tio,lardii..r rys to. ; 4 4 110, Arn araii, ;i; ra h t olelia . -roness .............. ..... •••• !e4u , 40,18, t„yithk,r! ....................... tiza .rlina Harr; -e Sar a h .. ......... .. a ..... .......... . 3rtha AY-. iza 4 1,.^ , 51) er an e . aria . ii°ll ler 3 Matiki n Erni ir • I ba t Saxby_ Louisa Frances to the bed ° ' ' M rk;i C'kei-ki""*** were unable,, iza. de as half-past ;, ,, th c ,f_tend, Lady Albinia. , talk 11 ,er the 'oci,;! , , Elizabeth, Baroness image, for, .249 ‘,. 4 1 ar,: -L i r o n, Marianna ad not been Yr W. Lady, and Lady Fitzgibbon he midst of our of f ', 1 44! > Eliza Maria.. ....... . ...... empts to move e A '0111 1 4,, Elizabeth Close horses, whose if il d nay, Elizabeth for nearly 1 1 ? 0 ,1,9 Venelory pe, Baroness oach.then arri Ll pair at v. arl arly upset theelf,7 Catherine ere then s cue! , a! h is ;-,arl l 4,,,tl_izabeth Ann k,, oke> r rances eightrnmo„ ady Margaret of the', ! c o :zook`,"":.R> Catherine.......... Labour. Each emand, if N)i l Mary the top of th,e i ord .•,ta lii ,gr> Catherine, widow... ........ :es, were unal ,oti k h,ng> Ann, spinster ies passe d on, Dame Mary 3 - eilitable aWe 0 C aus er, Rosamond Augusta Harriett Mary 'ter might N I c ol° „aur tt _.osarnond roved of sue!, ;', o tie ro ',!.eY. Anne npany's coaci"ori d ot eho ve> Dame Isabella y dint of tbe to Ni as st e ‘ r,, Lady Mary entually ,!,144 04 . , r " , 1 1., James F., and John B nail came 01 ), , ,q B.O , J ane L it get, there'd rt1, 40 ,t, t . Caroline Elizabeth approached , I,ati...,_“ s > Louisa 5arah....... ......... ed, but neither NZ': , Therese M. and De Bailleul, art to extricates; v ri s . Dame Charlotte !s to the 0 1, " s , H o es, Elizabeth ve, ro _c_ckel, J. P. and Ann Ernestine vain. In thel s l i t length three, d i 4 1 .1 !11 `; 1 _ 01 1d, Mary Dulcibella... ...... a considerate Olgl i T , Dame Ann so 0 10 1 t t k k e tisannah, widow ........... .. ork, they as then attcolP r e Drd.i h t 4 k o . rances Horatio Nelson.... inter-bars w e i sOlt„ Itc:oC, C. .Digby Mackworth fatigue, w ere bk , ir t ii , Luy G. t itzgerald to Kennet t k 4 4, atty, sp i nster in progress. e+kri JoMary Beelby and Cath. Laura out our ),i r e, , ac perforineumpal kind_uhanna Marianna r about a Milel s t . F i lc ria t, ",), Louisa p 4ll4.t itt o , harlette ng. But it " r 'per,e lught to bs' o or r er . to proceed on b wa ick, Hester Saxby ,1 tlen t IS Dame Louisa Frances TIIE PENSION LIST!!! '4Ii LIAMENTARY PAPER-CIVIL LIST PENSIONS. 4 4 l e _ c _s° ,4 ftt of all Pensions on His Majesty's Civil List in Eng- Ireland, and Scotland, on June 1,1830; stating Me Name "leach Person,jor whom the Pension was granted, the Amount g s,L . Lension, and the date on which it was granted. --.......,... ENGLAND. NAME. 'Date of Grant Amount. 4 No AA, James Robertson Att w L v all, Margaret Catherine s'uu, Isabella. 20 July, 1793 8 Aug. 1804 1 Mar:. 1611 21 July, 1614 17 Mar. 1821 5 Jan. 1823 14 Jan. 1824 21 Mar. 1769 28 Jan. 1778 4 Mar. 1783 10 Nov. 1794 6 Ju1y,,1803 28 Jan. 1805 24 July, 1806 17 Sept ---- 4 Dec. 25-AquililBo9 10 Nov. 1809 29 Sept. 1812 26 June,lBl3 28 Jan. 1814 16 April,lBl4 27 Nov. 1815 21 June,lBl6 13 Oct. 1819 1 Dec. 1820 15 Dec. 1821 14 Jan. 1822 13 Mar. 1822 15 April,lB22 10 Feb. 1823 6 Sept. 1823 1 Apri1,1924 7 Jan. 1825 8 Oct 1815 1 April,lB26 I June,lB26 5 Aug. 1826 10 Feb. 1827 2 Apiil,lB27 6 Feb. 1829 26 Aug. 1829 31 Dec. 18t49 3 Feb. 1779 14 June, 11'83 21 June,l7B6 16 Apri1,1794 20 July, 17:•3 1 July , 1724 16 Oct. 1728 29 May, 1800 18 Mar. 1803 16 Sept. 1805 30 Jan. 1806 'l7 Sept. 1806 11 Mar. 1813 13 Mar. 1815 21 June,lB.l7 31 Jan. 1818 22 Dec. 1819 1 Aug. 1820 27 Jan. 1821 28 Jan. 1822 20 May, 1825 7 April,lB27 21 Aug. 1827 29 Sept. 1827 26 Aug. 1829 16 Jan. 1764 23 Aug. 1804 10 Feb. 1806 5 May, 11108 15 Jan. 1812 24 June,lBl3 6 July, - 1 July, 1818 1 Aug. 1820 2 Dec. 1820 1 Apr 11,1824 25 Aug. - 8 Oct. 1825 19 Mar. 1830 10 Nov. 1794 29 May, 1800 1 Feb. 1801 14 Oct. 1801 28 Aug. 1811 10 Sept. 1813 8 Mar. 1817 I July, 1818 25 Jan. 1819 30 Sept. 11114 9 Oct. 1793 9 July, 1795 3 Apri1,1799 17 July, 1771 12 Almr. 1801 4 Dec.. 1806 5 Dec. 1812 7 Feb. 1821 7 Feb. 1821 10 July, 1822 0 Aug. 1824 14 Oct. 1825 26 Aug. 1829 IA Nov. 1 July, 1794 29 May, 1800 10 Afar. 1803 6 May, 1812 1 July, 1820 2 Mar. 1821 15 Dec. 1821 7 Jan. 1825 31 Mar. 1828 26 Mar. 1827 127 June, 1789 11 June, 1790 2. Sept. 1793 17 Apri1,1799 22 May, 1800 14 Mar. 1801 14 Mar. 1801 30 Nov. 1602 21 Feb. 1806 21 April,- 17 Sept. - 2 Dec. -1814 27 Nov. 1817 16 Feb. 1618 314u1y, 1819 30 June, 1826 5 Aug. 1826 5 April,lB27 15 Dec. - Y 3 May, 1828 14 Aug. 1829 26 Aug. 1829 16 July, 17P0 1 'July, 1801 28 Aug. 1811 30 April,lBl6 9 Feb. 1827 5 June,l792 21 Sept. 1814 31 Dec. 1814 19 Oct. 1816 18 Mar. 1811 27 Nov. 1813 6 Sept- 1819 11 Dec. 1819 15 April,lB22 14 Aug. -- 18 June,lB2B 26 Aug. 1829 10 Nov. 1785 28 Sept. 1786 20 July, 1793 13 Jan. 1798 2 April,lBoo 8 Oct. 1800 12 Mar. 1801 10 Mar. 1803 1 June,lBo3 3 Dec. 1803 9 Aug. 1805 7 Nov. 1803 4 I)ec. 1806 14 Sept. 1808 14 Mar. 1809 24 July , - 1 Mai: 1811 27 Sept. 1811 20 July, 1813 25 Feb. 1815 22 Nov. - 31 Jan. 1816 31 Jan. 1818 21 May, 1821 15 Dec. 1821 6 June,lB2s 8 Oct. 1825 29 1 April,lB26 ----- 12 May, 1826 3t) June, 1826 NAME. Mu!grave, Sophia, Countess of Noel, Maria Nepean, Margaret.— ..... ............ „ , Nott, Charlotte Georgina Augusta , Nedderberg, Sara Hendrika Newcastle, Ann Maria, Duch. Dow. of Napier, Louisa Mary Nicolay, Augusta Georgiana Louisa Nicolay, Maria Georgiana, widow Onslow, George Walton Onslow, Arthur O'Hara, Jemima . _ O'Brienc - Margaretta Madelena, widow Paul, Frances Richmond. Ponsonby, Sarah Parrott, Dame Margaret Jemima Pye, Martha, widow - Pelham, Hon. Catherine, widow 'Pent,' Maria Popham, Mary Riggs Page, Mary Harriet Page, Ann Page, Emma Rose Page, Elizabeth Ppce, John Ponsonbv, Sarah Pearce, Elizabeth Proctor, Agnes, widow Pritchard, A nastatia Benedict F...... Portmore, Thomas Charles, Earl of Pack, Arthur John Pack, Denis William Pack, Elizabeth Pack, Elizabeth Catherine Papendiech, Augusta Amelia A Planta, Barbara Ursula. Ponsonby, Sarah Pennell, Rosamond Hester Elizabeth Rochford, Earl of • Randall, S. (now Lemyn), Martha,(now Bowen), and Elizabeth (now Moore) Rose, Theodora.. Robinson, Catherine Gertrude. Rees, Mary Routh, Abigail. Rook, Dame Harriet Sophia Rodney, Hon. Ann Raynsford, Mary Raynsford, Louisa Radstock, Cornelia Jacoba, Baroness Rook, Jane Elizabeth Rook, Mary Hannah Rothes, Charlotte J., Dow. Countess of Rogers, Elizabeth Rogers, Hon. Ann, additional Russell Lucy, widow Roby, Harriet Ann Ross, Charlotte, widow Richardson, Fanny, Eliz., and Sarah Rennie, Margaret Rumbold, Emily Rumbold, Caroline Eliza. .......... St. John, Henry Sunduis, Christopher Shaw, Mary Swinburne, Mary Stephenson, Hon. Jane Shee, Dame Elizabeth Maria. Strangford, Maria, Dowager Vise Stanhope, Caroline Southey, Robert Selwyn, Charlotte Selwyn, Albinia Frances Selwyn, Mary Louisa Selwyn, Henrietta Elizabeth Smith, Isabella. Smith, Lady Ann Culling Smith, Dame Carterette Sterky, Rev. Alexander Sheridan, Richard Brinsley Sheridan, Helen Selina Sheridan, Caroline Elizabeth Sarah Sheridan, Jane Georgiana. Sheridan, Francis Cynrie Sheridan, Charles Kinnaird Seymour, Sophia Augusta. Sherwood, Susan Sherwood, Rebecca. Sherwood, Ann Sherwood, Elizabeth Smithers, Joseph Shepherd, George Stables, Ann, widow Stuart, Sir Simeon Henry, Bart Shawe, Lieut.-Col. Merrick Stoddart, Jane Caroline Scott, Anne Lindsay Stepney, Dame Catherine, widow Scott, Sir D.D., Bart. Spearman, A. A. and Margaret Young Thistlethwayte, Caroline Tinling, Frances Trimlestown, Ann, Baroness Dowager Ditto.. Taylor, Ann Trefusis, Barbara.. Tyrconnel, John Delaval, Earl of Taylor, Maj.-General Sir Herbert Treasure, Elizabeth, widow Tyndale, William Torrens, Dame Sarah rildesley, Anna Sophia Van de Spiegle, Adolph W Van de Spiegle, Maria Adrian Vassar, Mary, widow Webber, Mary Willis, John Wraxall, Jane Walsingham, Lord, and De Grey, 'l' Wilmot, Sarah Ann Eardley, widow Wellington, Charlotte Henrietta M Wickham Eleanor Madelaine Wilkins, Catherine Eliza Marianne Williams, Mary Winning, Henrietta. Windus, An; Waldron, Jane. Whitehouse, Elizabeth Wharton, Henrietta, widow Wolfe, Ann ......... Welsh, Mary Ann Wynyard, Lady Matilda. Wills, Judith Elizabeth Wills, Mary Wragg, John Wilcox, Elizabeth Deacon Wright Phillis, widow Whittingham, Maria Magdalena Whitaker; Lucy, widow Wiseman, Harriet .......... ........ Willimott, Mary Watson, Sir F. Beelby Wright, Alexander James Wright; Alfred Charles John Wright, Victorine Caroline M. 1' Woodger, Thomas Yonge, Dame Ann ,010 11 0 England..X7o,l In those Pensions where the date of the grant is not given, the exact date cannot be ascertained ; those Pensions were all, how ever, granted previous to 1784. NAME. Annesley, R., widow and children of Adair, Robert, Diana and Elizabeth Aylmer, Lord, and H:F. W. Aylmer Ashworth, Robert Ashworth, Henrietta Ashworth, F Ashworth, C ' Adair, George Annesley, Richard ..... „.. Anhesley, Elizabeth Allen, Viscountess Ditto Avhner Lucy Allan, Viscount Anderson, Dame Caroline Archer, Sophia Armstrong, Eleanor Barton, James Burleigh, R. Mayne, Frances and Ann Benson, Mary Bookey, Thomas Truelock Bookey, William Truelock Bagot, Jane Bowen, Caroline, Cordelia, and Maria Bourchier, Mary Bruce, George Walker Beckford, Elinor Burgh, Ann Burgh, Elizabeth Burgh, Catherine Blaquiere, Sir John Borough, Richard,:Bart Bellew, William Ditto Burgh, Ann Blaquiere, John, Baron De Brown, Bridget Ditto Brennan, Anne Helena Blake, Honoria Blake, John Blake, Henry James Bellew, William Burnside, Thomas Baker, Lady Elizabeth Mary. Benning l Eliza Bruce, Sir Stewart, Bart Babington, Eliza Frances Battley, Arabella. Brandon, William, Baron Ditto Blake, Margaret .......... Blundell, Elizabeth Beaufort, Mary Browne, Sarah Browne, James Burrowes, Mary Ann and Eliza Baskerville, Ellen Bowles, C. Oldfield, and Eliz. his wife Brownrigg, Ann Browne, k rederick Browne, Ellen Cavendish, James Cuthbertson, Olivia Cuthbertson, Juliana Cuthbertson, Catherine Cary, Charlotte Catan, Earl of Cavendish, Theodosia Crosbie, Elizabeth Cockayne, Barbara Campbell, Dug., and Catherine his wife Clanna, Penelope, Baroness Crosbie, Margaret Crofton, Frances Copinger, Jane Letitia Crofton, George Campbell, Catherine Elinor Corneille, Charlotte Sophia Crofton, Hon. Caroline Cartwright, Sarah Cartwright, Anne Cartwright, Elinor Cartwright, Eliza Clarke, Eliz., Martin, J., and Harriet Connor, Edward, executors of Chamberlaine, Lucy Cameron, Jane Crawford Jane Cox, Letitia E. Corneille, Elizabeth Clutterbuck, Eliza, Jane, Eliza & Alic Campbell, Dame Pam. Adel. FeL lien Curtis, Elizabeth Dyson, Jeremiah, representatives of Daly, Richard, representative of Duhigg, Mary Ann Dickson, Jane Amount. 40 8 6 233 5 0 467 12 0 12 1 0 81 19 0 223 5 0 76 19 0 50 7 2 50 7 2 389 9 0 60 7 0 60 7 9 155 2 0 40 8 6 76 19 0 Is 0 13 43 13 _3 194 2 6 101 19 8 40 8 6 600 s 9 9 38 10 0 100 13 5 2 00 6 7 624 0 0 61 4 11 68 1 2 68 1 2 50 7 2 21 16 1 559 6 10 311 10 0 938 10 0 311 10 0 115 19 6 5 26 6 5 115 19 6 40 8 6 233 5 0 48 15 0 40 8 6 50 7 2 501 17 0 40 8 6 50 7 0 467 12 0 50 7 ' 2 50 7 2 26 8 11 100 13 5 30 2 3 400 15 9 40 8 6 100 13 5 100 13 5 938 10 0 50 7 2 25 4 3 25 4 2 50 7 3 300 3 7 Amount• IRELAND. !Date of Grant. 26 Aug. 1829 27 June,l7B9 2 Nov. 1792 2 Oct. 1799 14 Mar. 1801 10 Mar. 1803 21 Nov. 1805 2( Oct, 1813 16 Sept. 1818 2 June, 178 ?7 Aug. 1773 16 Feb. 1818 2 July, 17N 7 Sept. 1789 8 Dec. 1813 16 Sept. 1818 1 July, 1820 18 Jan. 1820 1 Aug. 1820 17 Aug. 1821 14 Jan. 1822 1 Feb. 1822 10 July, 1822 9 Dec. 1822 15 April,lB2s 5 July, 18225 16 April,lB27 21 Aug. 1827 26 Aug. 12?.9 19 Mar. .1830 10 Feb: 1782 19 Mar. 1782 9 Feb. 1785 9 Oct. 1793 2 May, 1798 22 Nov. 1802 14 Sept. 1808 1 Sept. 1812 b Dec. --- 25 Nov. 1814 16 April, 1816 21 June, 1817 1 July, 1818 16 Sept. 1818 1 Aug. 1820 30 July, 1821 6 Sept. 1E23 31 May, 1824 28 Oct. 1825 5 Aug. 1826 12 Aug. 1780 4 July 1790 10 Nov. 1794 16 Oct. 1800 1 June, 1803 2 Dec. 1803 9 May, 1804 28 Jan. 1805 31 Mar. 1807 14 Aug. 1807 28 Aug. 1811 12 Oct. 1812 16 Mar. 1813 19 Oct. 1816 2 Mar. 1818 1 July, 1818 31 Oct. 1819 I Aug. 1520 17 April,lB2l 14 May, 1822 24 April,lB24 26 8 Oct. 1825 28 Feb. 1826 7 April,lB27 Dec. 28 Jana 1778 21 June, 1786 1 June, 1803 1 Sept. 1810 1 Mar. 1811 28 Sept. 1812 9 Mar. 1813 30 April,lBl9 1 July, 1820 1 Aug. 1820 31 May, 18.25 14 Mar. 1801 27 June, 1821 21 June, 1786 29 Jan. 1791 20 July, 1193 27 July, 1794 14 Sept. 1797 29 May, 1800 1 June, 1803 29 May, 1800 17 Sept. 1806 14 Sept. 1808 1 Mar. 1811 22 Oct. 1812 28 Aug. 1813 28 Dec. 1813 16 Sept. 1818 I July, 1819 30 June, 1819 1 Aug. 1820 27 Jan. 1821 2 Mar. 1821 14 June, 1822 6 Sept. 1823 31 May, 1825 31 May, 1827 21 Aug. 1827 15 Nov. 1827 18 Jan. 1828 5 Dec. 1812 Date of Grant. 6 Apri1,1753 24 June 0772 24 Feb. 1783 18 April,l7B7 23 Dec. 1790 17 Sept. 1792 20 July, 1799 23 Oct /800 16 July, 1814 15 Sept. 1821 12 Feb. 18M 1 Mar. 1827 28 Sept. 1829 1 Jan. 1777 4 Feb. 1782 12 Oct. 1785 4 Feb. 1786 12 Mar. 1792 21 Mar. 1792 29 June, 1792 14 Mar. 1794 :31 Dec. 20 July, 1799 26 Nov. 1801 8 Dec. 1802 8 July, 1811 21 Oct. 1815 8 July, 1811 24 June, 1812 15 June, 1813 26 Mar. 1814 6 Dec. 1814 30 Nov. 1815 13 Oct. 1817 16 Sept. 1818 17 July, 18620 28 Nov. 2 Sept. 1321 21 Mar. 1823 W Mar. 1825 3 Oct- 1826 17 Feb. 1827 1 Mar. J&27 14 Feb. 1828 14 April,l7BB 9 Nov. 1791 29 June, 1792 7 June, 1796 14 June, 1797 18 June, 1798 23 June, 1796 18 Feb. 1806 23 May, 1810 14 June;lBl2 15 June, 1813 16 July, 1814 3 April,lBl6 24 Oct. 1817 16 Sept. 1818 22 April,lBl9 4 May, 1829 26 Jan. 1820 28 Nov. 1820 21 Sept. 1821 24 May, 1823 31 Jan. 1826 5 Dec. 1828 28 Sept. 1829 22 June, 1830 27 Jan. 1770 6 Nov. 1797 24 Oct. 1815 9 Sept. 1816 46 9 NA ME. Dickson, Caroline Elizabeth Dickson, Louisa Sarah Dillon, Lady Maria • Dempsey, Mary.. Eliot, Elizabeth • Errol,, Countess Dowager of Ellison, Florinda Ellison, Susan Ellison, Phoeb e Erck, Jane Martha • Ellison, Catherine Francis, Isabella Frances Ditto Forsayeth, Charlotte Fitter, Jane Fox, Anne Fortescue, Jane Featherstone, Eliza, Catherine, Sarah, Isabella, Maria, and Octavia Faulkner, Anne Fisher, Lucy Fisher, Charles Forrest Fri.emantle, Georgiana Fremantle, Albinia wreemantle, Francis Arabella Finucane, Emma. Flint, Sir C., and Dame A. Maria Fowles, Dame Margaret 'Fox, Anne., • Farina, Margaret Fitzhum, Madame. Fitzgibbon, Thomas Fabian, Robert Cumdall Figg, Fanny Gordon, Jane Guydiekens, Frances Green, Alice Ditto Gore, Sophia Jane Gregory, W. and Lady Ann Godfrey, Letitia. Gilholy, Maria Griffith, Walter Hussey Griffith, Anne. Griffith, Mary Elizabeth Griffith, Henry Allen Griffith, George Griffith, Charlotte Griffith, William Downes Griffith, Charles James Griffith, Arthur Hill Griffith, Harriet Sarah Going, Johanna Ditto Gifford, Robert Francis, Baron . . .... Gosset, Eliz. L. and Gertrude Mary Gosset, Ralph Allen. Gore, John Goring, Francis Anne Hooper, C.and P. M., representatives o Hall, John Henderson, John Hasler, .Sarah Hamilton, Arabella. Hyland, Thomas Houghton, Penelope Hamilton, John, deceased, children o Hernon, Sarah Hernon, Elizabeth Heatly, Mary Hamilton, Henry Ditto Hamilton, Jane Ditto Hamilton, Sackville Robert Hamilton, Arab. Eliz., Mary, and Isab Hume, Hannah Hamilton, Anne Handfield, Catherine Handfield, Anne Margaret Handfield, Eliza. Handfield, Jane Isabella. Handfield, Mary Handfield, Julia Lucy Handfield, Sarah Hume, Eliza Grace Hore, Elizabeth Holmes, Margaret. Ditto Headfort, Marchioness of Hargrove, F., and F. E., and J. and G Hayman, Anne Hare, Louisa.... Hunter, Sir Richard Ditto Hart, John Hutchinson, David Wilkinson Hutchinson, Eliza Joncourt, Isaac Stephen Lewis De Jebb, Elizabeth Jebbpßose Jebb, Elizabeth Jebb, Mary Jebb, Margaret Johnston, Sir William, Bart. Jarnac, Madame de Joddrell, Augusta, Jackson, Sophia. limes, Susannah Jenkins, Harriet. Johnson, Catherine Maria. Johnson, Anne, Helena. Johnstone, Edwin Jephson, Henrietta Jephson, Isabella Juxon, Eliza Kelly, James Kennedy, Anne Knox, John Knox, Mary Anne Knox, John Kirwan, Wilhelmina King, Elizabeth King, Margaret and Sophia. Keating, Oliver Keating, John Keating, Harriet Kinsale, Lord Kent, Elizabeth Kennedy, Eliz. Susan, Sarah, and Ellen Kingsland, Viscount Lennox, Lady Louisa Mary Lyndon, Helena. Leatherland, Thomas Langrishe, Hannah Ditto Lally Tollendal, Count de Langrishe, Anne Loftus, Arthur Lysaght, Elizabeth Hannah Lynch, 'Martin French Lloyd, Mary, Anne, and Emma. Lyndon Anne Lloyd, Emma. Lloyd, Charles Lambart, Florinda and Catherine Lambart, Catherine Lloyd, Emma Lysaght, Sophia. Lefanu, Elizabeth Lynch, Jane Lynch, Emily Lynch, Maria. Lefanu, Elizabeth and Elizabeth Laffan, Sir Joseph de Coureey La Touche, Lady Cecilia. Molesworth Elizabeth * Masters, Johnl Moore, Jane Meares, Sarah May, Sir George Stephen, Bart Mountjoy, Lord, representatives of IDitto Mosse, Lewis ,Marley, Elizabeth Murphy, Michael Marsden, Alexander. M'Kenna, Theobald Marsden, Elizabeth Marsden, Alexander Milnes, Sir R. S. and Dame Charlotte Murry, Sarah Milbank, Alice Montgomery, Sir George, Bart Molesworth, Mary Ditto.. Melville, Michael L Melville, Henry Crost Melville, Mary Anne Melville, Frances Molesworth, Viscount. Ditto Mitford, Letitia. Ditto Mountinoires, Viscount Moore, John Marley, Elizabeth Ditto Mountmorres, Viscount Marshal, Frances Montgomery, Lady Mountmorres, Viscount Maturin, Harriet Montgomery, Lady, and Marian Emily Macleod, Lady Arabella Morris, Theodosia. Newburgh, Mary Elizabeth Nesbitt, Henry North, Elizabeth Newenham, Thomas Newenham, Robert O'Callaghan Ditto Neal, Mary O'Reilly, Myles John O'Dwyer, Catherine O'Dwyer, Marcella O'Dwyer, Jane Ormsby, Margaret O'Connell, Louisa O'Connell, Alicia O'Reilly, Christopher O'Driscoll, Dorothea Pennefather, John Pennefather, William Pennefather, Mary ... . . Pennefather, Catherine Pennefather, Margaret .. Pickford, Jacob D Pringle, Margaret., ........ Purcell, Toby Pickard, Eliza and Jane .... . ....... ... .. Penrose, Jane Parks, William Ponsonby, Sarah Preston, France' Ponsonby, Sarah , Pilsworth, Abigail Parsons, Mary........., Paine, Mary Pilot, Judith Henrietta Phillott, Dame Frances Paine, Anne Jane Percival, Harriet...„,,,,, Proctor, Anne Jane Pack, Catherine Anne Price, Lucinda . . ...... . .......... Rodney, J0hn......, ....................... Rodney, Jane.,...,„,. ..... Rodney, Anne Rodney, Sarah .................. Ridge,Rßiiddggee Sarah ................ ... Anne Richardson, Ursula...., ........ Roberts, Jonathan Bruce Roberts, Charlotte and Mary Roche, Dame Mary ........... .... , ..... . Ditto .......... • ....... Rounds, Jane Radcliffe, Maria. Russell, Elinor • Ready, John Ready, Charles Rich, Sir George Roscommon, Countess of Benny, Mary Jane Renny, Elizabeth Agnes Renny, Isabella Frances 'Amount NAME 8. d. 88 1 0 88 1 . 0 43 18 4 21 13 0 132 16 4 88 1 0 21 13 0 21 13 0 21 13 0 28 1 0 95 10 0 132 16 4 132 16 4 43 18 4 43 18 4 88 1 0 . 266 18 4 Stert, Frances Stock, Mary Standish, Frances Diana Standish, .Olivia NAME. Aston, Walter Hutcheson Lord Arbuthnot, Catherine Arbuthnot, Jane Anderson, Sarah and Helen Anstruther, Charlotte Lucy Buchanan, Elizabeth Balmain ' Isabella Burnet, Lamont Burnet, Christian Burnet, Helen Baillie, Elizabeth Baillie, Jean Baillie, Mrs. Menzies Brown; Jean Bruce, Mary Balmain, Isabella Baillie, Ann Bartlet, Mary Baillie, Ann Blair, Isabella Cornelia Mrs. Blair, Isabella Blair, Cornelia Blair, William Ditto, additional Boswell, Euphemia Burnet, Deborah Blair, Ann • Blair, Janet Bower, Jean Bruce, Mary Black, Jean Black, Mary Ann Bodan, Barbara Bodan, Eliza Burnet, Deborah Buchanan, Lady Janet Buchanan: Susanna Cockburn, Jean Ram; Abel and Elizabeth Roscommon Earl of • Strangford, Viscount, daughters of Sneyd, Eliz. ;' and Eliz., her daughter Sterling, Edward Sneydi Hannah Swan, Maria. •”•• Stuart, Jane• Shaw, Robert, representative of. .... t Smith, Sarah Stewart, Frances Stratford, Hannah Spines, William. Strangford, Lord ......... . ....... Stewart, Elizabeth Stanley, Jane Stannus, Caroline Sneyd, Anne Strangford, Dowager Viscountess Smyth, Barbara Smyth, Harriet Straton, Lady Emily Sealy, Catherine Slow, Anne Slow, Caroline Sewell, Hon. Harriet Steward, Catherine Uriana Shaw Ai eyrick Sharkey, Richard Fortescue Smythe, Hon. G. A. F. Sydney Stanhope, Han. Maria, and C. Russel St. George, Han. Maria and Mary Jam stack, Annabella Stack, Annabella Stack, Mary Spray, Mary Shaive, Mary. C.therine, and Anne 'Turner, Sarah Thompson, Robert Trail, Reverend Anthony Trail, Clarissa Tisdall, Mary yyrFonnel, Earl of Taylor, S;rah T Tracy, Elizabeth Tighe, George William Taylor Thomas Trimbleston, Anna, Baroness Tomlins, Sir T. E. and Dame Eliz. Tighe, Charlotte Udney, Martha Usher,lAlicia,Frances,Marg.andSarah Vernon, Harriet Vernon, Caroline Vernon, Elizabeth Vallancey, Mary Vallancey, Frances Preston Vallancey, Catherine Vernon, Harcourt and Charles Valiance v, Fanny Ditto Vallancey, Isabella Vernon, Sir Charles Whitelocke, George Wren, Constantia Maria Warren, Mary Warren, Anne Warren, Sarah Warren, Rebecca Ward, George Winder, Barb. A., Jane A.,andllach. A Webster, Caroline Ditto Wynne, Robert Wilson, Christian Whitelaw, Elinor Wynne, Robert Warre, Sarah Wade, Mary Westmeath, Emily, Marchioness of Wade, Mary Yates, Mary Young, Anne Yates, Jane SCOTLAND. Campbell: Mary Colville, Ann Colville, Catherine Currie, Jean Cullen, Margaret and Robina Cockburn, Fanny Cockburn, mary Cockburn, Harriet Caithness, Jean Countess of.. Campbell, Jean and Mary Campbell, Mary, John, and Amelia Cochrane, Lady Maria Chalmes, Catherine Forbes Ciciaporci, Lucretia Caithness Jean Countess of Cleghorn, Hugh Cunningham, Jean, Margery, and Lz vinia Christie, Margaret Christie, Helen Cleghorn, Hugh Cleghorn, Janet Cleghorn, Rachael Cleghorn, Jean Clerk, Dame Mary Dacre Campbell, Thomas ............... Campbell, Mary Campbell, Mary Ch r i s ti e , Elizabeth Cooper, Helen Chisholine, Margaret Campbell, Helen Cranstown , James James Edmund Lo r d (ai Margaret Caithness, Frances Harriet Countess of Cranstown, Lady Dich, Ann Dalzel, Henrietta, Helen, Agnes Blown and Elizabeth Dundas, Lady Elizabeth Eleonora Drysdale, Martha Dyer, Maria Leetitia Margaret Helen Dalrymple Elizabeth Davidson, 'Mary Drummond, Clementina D p a a l i r r y y m m i p il l e e ; Duncan, Williamina Dunmore, H. Wilson and Janet Napier Douglas, Grace Davidson, Ann , ...... . Davidson, Elizabeth Cavi- son, Mary Davidson, Jean D av id son , Joanna Waueliope Drummond, Lady Ain cdia Downie, Jean D oug l a s, Elizabeth Dalzell, Mary Datzell Alice Drummond, the Rev. Chas. Edward Dalzell, Elizabeth , Dunmore, Janet Napier Erroll, Elizabeth Jemima, Countess of Elphinstone , Ann E rs kine, Lady L uisa Errol), Elizabeth Jemima, Countess Dowager of Elphin rone, .J. Elphinstone, Lord Elphinstone, Elizabeth, Mackenzie, and Keith Elibank, Lady Erskine, Erslcine, widow Erroll, George Earl of Erroll, Herriot Countess of Elibank, Lady • Erskine, Euphemia • - Erskine, Helen .......... E rs kine, Mariann e . " Erskine, Jean Erskine, the Hon. Margaret Malik, Alexander Murray Lord Elphinstone, John E. Lord Forbes, Elizabeth Fergusson, Johanna • - Fleming, Jean • • • Fleming, Elizabeth • • Fleming, Catherine Fowlis, Lady Fergusson, Isabella Mary, & Margaret Fergusson, Elizabeth Fullarton, Elizabeth Fraser, William Farquharson, Margaret Euphernia ' Magdalene Fordyce, Helen' Fordyce, Jean Falkland, G L o u dh ei ri u c c: Catherine A en n t n inc , k, Viscount Gordon, Margaret Stewart Grant, 'Sophia Jane Grant, Charlotte Frances Grant, Catharine, Ann, and Herlot— Mary Ann Gloag, &Mb. Henrietta, and Martha Lady GGi G Gillon, Elizabeth Gi G ll eg ies r , gi D 4n r. s J , Gray, Graham, I sab., Mary Catgeart7Efiii!Y oAll'anrgaret, Catherine,Ro berta and Caroline /Eneas M'Kay Gray, MarV • - Gilmour, k eimedy Gordon, Sir George, Bart. 1,19.• Grant, Ann widow It.„ ..ord, Children of the late Grant, Alm, widow • Hamilton, or Irvine, Grizle Haldane, Enphernia • ~ Home, Alexander, Earl 0t...... Hay, Dorothea Judith 1, Hay, Lewis Hay, Elizabeth Date of Grant. 1 Mar. 1827 28 Sept. 1839 28 Sept. 1764 22 Jan. 1776 20 Dec. 1780 19 Feb. 1781 31 Oct. 1771 6 Feb. 1781 24 Aug. 1/86 10 Oct. 1787 23 Dec. 1790 8 June, 1793 12 Nov. 1791 2 Jan.• 1797 29 July 20 July, 1799 23 Oct. 1800 28 Aug. 1807 2 Oct. 180:1 8 July, 1811 15 June, 1813 18 July, 1814 27 Dec. 1814 24 Oct. 1815 13 Oct. 1817 10 Dec. '11521 25 Oct. 1823 10 Mar. 1825 13 April,lB2B 14 Feb. 1828 28 Sept. 1829 24 Nov. 1774 23 Dec. 1790 17 Mar. 1794 24 April,lBo9 14 Dec. 1809 15 June, 1813 10 Oct. 1814 4 Nov. 1814 17 Oct. 1815 24 25 1823 10 Mar: 1825 5 Dec. 1818 23 Oct. 1811; 1 Mar. 1827 15 July, 1763 17 Dec. 1770 24 Dec. 1790 24 Oct. 1815 16 Sept. 1818 17 July, 1820 24 Mar. 1823 25 Oct. 1 June, 1765 6 Feb. 1784 10 Oct. 1787 29 June, 1792 29 Aug. 1796 20 June,l79B 20 Mar. 1805 8 July, 1811 15 June, 1813 29 Oct. 1818 18 Nov. 1818 21 Sept. 1821 211 Jan. 1829 28 Sept. 1829 14 Mar. 1794 3 Feb. 1804 10 Oct. 1814 Ireland...£i3, Date of Gratit.lAmotint. 27 Jan. 1801 22 Oct. 18i4 Nov. 1806 19 May, 1809 30 Aug. 1786 21 Oct. 1790 20 Oct. 1804 2'2 Oct. 30 Sept. 18t5 28 Oct. 1806 22 Nov. 1806 16 Feb. 1808 7 Oct. 1811 5 Dec. 1812 12 June, 1815 27 Dec. 1816 24 June, 1820 30 Aug. 1823 28 Sept. 1823 14 -April,lB29 12 Oct. 1827 29 Nov. • 8 Aug. 1789 28 May, 1790 1 July, 1790 2 July, 1790 :4 July, - 1 14 Feb. 1791 14 Mar. 1 July, 1800 2 24 Oct. 1 July. 1801 2 July, 1832 28 Nov. 1803 3 Jan. 1804 22 Oct. 1804 22 Oct. 1804 28 Oct. 1806 9 Feb. 1809 13 Sept. 1810 23 Feb. 1814 19 June,lBl7 18 Jan. 1819 27 Nov. 1823 30 Aug. 1823 2i Oct. 1824 28 Sept. 1825 31 Aug. 1891 30 Feb. 1778 8 July, 1790 14 Feb. 1801 28 Nov. 184C3 10 May, 1804 22 Oct. 1804 V. Sept. 1805 24 Mar. 1867 14 Mar. 1808 !8 July. 1809 27 Sept. 5 Dec. 1812 14 June, 1816 SI June, 1820 21 Nov. 1821 26 Sept, 1822 14 Auril,lB26 12 Nov. 1828 7 Feb. 1791 24 June, 5 Mar, 1801 18 Aug. 1803 23 Feb. 1814 9 Nov. 17 June, 1818 22 Dec. 1818 6 May, 1819 24 June, 192(1 16 1821 30 Aug. IBP 25 Oct. 1824 31 Aug. 1826 4 Sept. 1786 2 July, 1790 23 Aug. 1792 8 Mar. 1799 26 Nov. 1805 24 Mar. 1807 16 Oct. 16 Feb. 1808 13 Sept. 1810 14 June, 1816 28 Feb. 1783 3 Dec. 1784 2 July, 1790 28 Nov. 1803 22 Oct. 1804 30 Sept. 1805 20 Dee. 1846 5 July. 1813 14 June, 1816 11 Sept. 1817 16 June, le2l 29. Sept. 1825 17 Aug. 1827 31 Oct. 4 May, 1789 I Oct- 1791 23 Aug. 1792 19 May, WOO IDate of Grant. J 9 Sept. 1816 17_ July, IWO 17 Mar. 1794 'l5 Feb. mop 8 July, 1811 - 15 June, 1813 14 Feb. 1828 9.0 Dec. 1780 17 Mar. 1794 23 Mar. 1796 29 Aug. 1796 14 June, 1797 3 Feb. 1804 18 Feb. 1E3.6 29 Aug. 180; 15 June,lBl3 6 Sept. 1814 17 Oct 1815 20 Mar. 1816 9 Sept. 1816 17 July, 1920 10 Mar. 1825 3 Mar. 1826 14 Feb. 1828 28 Sept. 1829 22 Oct. 1772 23 Dec. 1793 xa May, 1810 15 Julie, 1813 24 Aug. 1813 23 Sept 1814 I Mar. 1816 28 Nov. 1820 10 April,lB2l 10 Sept. 10 Dec. 1821 2 Aug. 1823 27 June,lB27 5 Dec. 1829 17 Feb. 1829 28 Sept. 1829 22 June, 1830 15 Dec. 1726 1 Jan. 1777 20 Dec. 1780 10 Mar. 1785 9 Jan. 1787 10 Oct. 1787 20 8 Aug. 1789 24 Sept- 1790 10 Mar. 1795 16 July; 10 Mar. 16 July, 10 Mar. -- 16 Mar. 1796 29 Aug. 1796 16 July, 1814 6 Sept. 1814 3 April, 1816 I Mar. 1816 13 Oct. 1817 16 Sept. 1818 17 July, 1820 21 Sept. 1621 14 May, 1823 25 Oct. -- 14 Jan. 1826 17 Feb. 1827 15 Dec. 1828 22 June, 1830 30 Oct. 1'784 20 Oct. 1792 14 Mar. 1794 19 Mar. 1794 23 Mar. 1796 8 July, 1811 24 June, 1812 13 Feb. 1823 14 Feb. 18Y8 28 Sept. 1829 1 Jan. 1717 18 July, 1781 9 June, 1801) 24 Nov. 1801 8 Dec. 1802 23 Jau. 1807 14 Dec. 1809 22 Feb. 1810 18 Nov. 1818 13 Feb. 1821 10 Mar. 1663 14 Jan. 1826 10 Oct. 24 May, 1764 4 Oct. 1766 1 Jan. 1777 17 Mar. 1724 29 Aug. 1796 20 June,l79B 23 May, 1810 24 June, 1812 8 April,l3ls 24 Oct. 3 April,lBl6 21 June, 16 Sept. 1818 28 Nov. 1820 8 Mar. 1821 10 Dec. 1821 25 Oct. 1823 9 Feb. 1824 10 Mar. 1825 17 Feb. 1817 5 Dec. 1828 28 Sept. 1829 15 Jan. 1756 1 Jan. 1777 16 Aug. 1785 Dec. 1790 18 Sept. 1792 8 Oct. 1794 4 Jan. 179 b 20 June, 1728 23 Oct. 1800 3 Feb. 1804 20 Mar. 1805 18 Feb. 1806 Jan. 1807 2 Jan. 1802 23 May, 1810 8 July, 1811 10 Dec. 1813 1 Mar. 1816 3 1826 18 Nov.. 018 18 Sept. 29 July, 1820 k Sept. )821 28 Nov. 1820 13 Feb. 1823 10 Mar. 1825 3 Mar, 1826 10 Mar. 1825 3 Mar. 1826 13 April,lB26 17 Feb. 1827 28 Sept. 184 U 4, Feb. 1782 18 Aug. 1786 9 Jan. 178; 21) June, 1792 19 Mar, 1794 :N Sept. 181'9 24 Jupe i ,lBl2 1 Mir. 1816 17 July, 1820 10 Dec. 1821 28 Sept. 1829 31 Oct. 1771 7 June, 1776 25 Nov. 1785 23 Dec. 1790 6 Sept. 1793 8 Oct. 1791 2 Oct. 1809 23 May, 1810 8 July, 1811 15 June, 1813 10 Oct. 1814 17 July, 1820 28 Nov. 1820 10 Dec. 1821 10 Mar. 1825 3 Mar. 1826 1 Mar. 1827 7 April,l7Bl 5 Oct. 17S$ 23 I)ec. 1790 17 Mar, 1794 31 Dec. 1794 29 JOY, 1797 23 Nov. 1601 8 July, 1811 24 Oct. l8!5 1 Mar. 1816 3 April, -- 13 Oct. 1817 17 July, !no :28 Nov. 27 Nov. 1821 121 4 10 278 10 0 198 5 t) 276 10 0 184 0 0 49 10 0 139 5 491 Q 0 198 16 0 49 10 0 49 10 0 63 47 g 276 10 0 - g7 0 0 97 0 0 97 0 0 NAME. Hamilton, Henrietta .. Hamilton, Catherine Halket, Mary and John Hay, Mary Turner Hay, Jane Hay, Jane Hay, Isabella Hamilton, Ann Hill, Mary Maxwell Honyman, Dame Mary Honyman, Mary Monyman, Catharine Honyman, Margaret Honyman, Jemima Hunt, Mary ................. Harley, or Colville, Elizabeth Hami ton, Marion Hamilton, Amy • Eleanora Hay, Lady Fanny Hay, Lady Mary Hay. Lady Mary ................ Hunter, Dr. John Hepburne Catharine Irvine, Charles I mlach, Elspet Inglis, Henry • Kirkpatrick, Isabella. Kerr, Lady Sidney Kirkpatrick. Isabella Kennedy, Margaret, Ann, Barbara, Frances, and Eleanora. Kennedy, Mary Kennedy, Janet • Kennedy, Mary, widow Kerr, Mary Kerr, Lady Mary Kirkcudbright, C. G. M., Baron Livingstone, Lady LiVingstone, Ann and Elizabeth Leslie, Eugenia Linley, or Stavely, Henrietta. Loch, Margaret . - - Loch, Frances Lesl.e, Lady Charlotte Leitch, Isabel Leith, Mary Legertwood, Jean and Barbara Law, Jean Laing, Margaret Lapslie, Margaret Lockhart Lapslie, Gloriana Muir, William Mercer, Jean Mackenzie, Mrs. Henry... ....... Mackenzie, Margaret and Mary Moncrieffe Douglas Maxwell, Elizabeth Murray, lady Virginia Mackenzie, Hope and Helen , Macdonald, Mary Maclean, Ann Maclean, Sibella Murray, George. Murray, Mary Murray, Elizabeth Ann Murray, Emily Mackay, Ann Mackay, Louisa Maclaurin, Eliza. Maxton, Marion Murray, Catherine Stewart Macfarlane, Margaret Maclean, Maria Moodie, James Maxwell, Susan Maclaurin, Colin Macdougall, Margaret Mackenzie, Henrietta Wharton Macquarrie, Ann Macquarrie, Jean Mitchell, Catherine Forbes Macneill, Ann, widow M'Cormick, Rachel M'Cormick, Helen Mackay, Flora, widow Maitland, Frances Jean Napier, Catherine Douglas and Maria Napier, Caroline Napier, Sophia Nairn e, Lord Nairne, Caroline, Baroness .. Orr, Martha Ogilvie, Jran Ogilvie, Rebecca Outram, Margaret Plummer, Mary and P. B. Macmurdo Palmer, Lady Madelina... ..... • Paul, Susan Portmoi e, Thomas, Earl of Russell, ileonora Robison, Rachael Rose, Margaret Robertson, Captain'George, children of Rutliven, Wilhelinina Rose, Ann Fraser Robison, Rachael Reay, Eric Mackay, Baron Robertson, Sarah Read, or Potts, Catherine Rollo, Isabella and Mary Rose, Ann Fraser Ross, or Baillie, Margaret Rose, Mary Ross, Anna Monro Rothes, Charlotte J Countess Dow. of Rothes, G. W. E., Earl of Stewart, Elizabeth Sinclair, Elizabeth Sinclair, Charles, Lord Sutherland, Elizabeth Stewart, Jean and 'Alias Sinclair, Lady Isabella Sinclair, Ann Sinclair, Catherine Stewart, or Crawford, Elizabeth, Simpson, Charlotte Sutherland, Louisa Stewart, Ann Shaw, Agnes Swinton, Margaret, Mary, Isabel, Dar- riet, and Ann:. Sommerville, Dr. Thomas.... Sempill, Janet Steel, Jessy Stewart, Lady Louisa Scott, Dame Harriet Simpson, Marianne Salvison, Sarah Stewart, Ann Stewart, Grace Shaw, Hannah Stewart, Lady Smollet, Susan . Stodart, Ann Stodart, Barbara..., Stodart, Jean Stodart, Mary Sherkin, Amelia Sempill, the Honourable Maria. the Honourable Sarah, Sempill, Hugh Lord Scotland, Elizabeth, widow , Scott, Sir David, Bart Strathmore, Marianne, Lady Teller, Jean and Cecilia ... Taylor, Marion widow Helen . Wylae, ic01••••,, . • Wilson, Ann, children of Willoughby, Harriet . Williamson, Marianne B Walker, Agnes Walker, Janet walker; Jean.... .............. Wardlaw, Sir Young, Ann • Young, Janet Young, Margaret ' Amount. . . the whole together, distinguishing the lists upon which they separately charged---as E. English, L Irish, and S. Scotch I shall, in many instances, be obliged to recapitulate in me re marks somewhat of my former letters ; but it is unavoidable, if the system is to be correctly exposed. I shall begin ;Ind go on alphabetically. Some of the pensions are of such an age, that their exact date cannot be ascertained; but these were all granted previous to 1784. Amount. Total Date of Grant. 23 Nov. 1803 3 Jan. 1804 22 Oct. -- 24 May, 1805 19 Nov. 22 May, 18 , 6 16 Feb. 181'8 21 Dec. 1812 23 Feb. 1814 12 June, 1815 28 Sept. 1816 19 June,lBl7 19 Nov. 1822 31 Dec. 13 1823 27 1824 6 June,lB27 16 Mar. 1829 13 Mar. 1792 13 Sept. 1810 4 Mar. 1825 111 Mar. 1782 11 June, 1792 23 Aug. . 3 Jan., 1804 1,0 May, 1804 21_ Aug. 1823 30 Nov. 1825 31 Aug. 1826 19 Nov. 1828 7 Sept. 1791 1 Oct. - 9 Oct. 1792 7 Aug. 1798 ' 1 July, 1801 1 - 3 Jan. 1801 19 Nov. 1805 22 Sept. 180 i 16 Feb. 1808 12 Aug. 1809 12 June, 1815 22 Oct. 1825 15 Nov. 1777 24 Sept. 1787 1 Oct. 1791 19 June,l793 18 July, - 7 Aug. 1798 1 July, 1801 2 July, 1802 24 Dec. - 3 Jan. 1804 22 Oct. 1304 1 Nov. 1806 24 Mar. 1807 16 Feb. 1808 16 Nov, - 18 July, 180 U 13 Sept. 1810 17 June,lBlB 10 Nov. 1820 26 Nov. 1821 17 Sept. 1822 21 Aug. 1823 16 Feb. 1808 17 June,lBlB 17 Sept. 1822 18 Feb. 1829 10 May, 1804 22 Oct. - 13 Sept. 1810 1 July, 1801 17 Dec. - 28 Nov. 1803 25 Oct. 1824 3 July, 1790 7 Sept. 1791 15 Nov. - 21 Mar. J 792 1 July, 1 801 24 Feb. 1806 28 Nov. - 3 Jan. 1804 24 Sept. 1806 23 Mar. 1807 24 -, 16 Feb. 1808 16 Nov. - 13 Sept. 1810 11 Sept. 1817 16 June,lB2l 12 Sept. 1'774 30 Dec, 1775 14 Aug. 1778 26 June,l'7B9 8 Aug. - 2 July, 1790 1 Oct. 1791 30 Dec. 1'791 1 31 o a - h 7 Nov. 1 1 7 9 4 July, 1800 6 Oct. -- 1 July, 1801 2 July, 1802 3 Jan. 1204 22 Oct. - • 29 pct. 1806 22 Noy. - JO Nov. 1808 28 Aug. 1609 28 Sept. 1818 21 Noy. 1821 31 Aug. 1826 20 Sept. --- 30 Oct. 1827 19 Nov. 1828 11 May, 1789 .3 ()Pt. 1826 2.1 ar. 1792 16 M ar. 1796 11 July, 1197 22 Nov. 1806 24 Mar. 1807 23 Feb. 1814 25 Oct. 1 824 13 Sept. 1 810 ~c0t1and......£31 ,152 3 8 Whitehall Treasury Ch am b eri, N ov. 30, 1830. E DW. Ef.,Z44ct Pensions, Englancl...,„,, £70,010 11 0 Ditto, Irelandtt 53.521 4 10 ditto, BcOtland 31,252 3 8 Total £1550133 JO 41 (Ordered by the House of Commons to be priuted.) BIOGRAPHICAL ILLUSTRATION AND CRITICAL REMINISCENCES, BY " RADICAL." TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sist,The pensions of the Civil List are now before me, and I must confess I am affrighted at the task I have engaged to perform. It is Herculean, and I would sooner adventure to attack the Phrygian Boar, or Nenisean Lion, than anatomize the pages which my eye has scarcely scanned. I, however, am pledged to you and the public, and will proceed, invoking Cato's spirit and 411 hisploman virtue, to accompany me to my labours. I will, if possible, spare so one, but I will not intentionally drag any one before the public gag a but who I consider it indispensable to bring forth Om the dark recesses of this hitherto forbidden forest into public view; it is impossible but that I must be guilty of seen mistakes, for as the mere names are only given, without ny re. lation to services, or why these pe ns i ons h ave been granted,' can make no distinction, but dress up all alike, as if they were all undeserving. I must be allowed to remark that the abomin able system of pensions, us the whole exhibits, ought to, be totally done awiv with. There should be no such an eata. blishment attached to the revenue voted to the. Sovereign. The Monarch's allowance should be distinct. It cannot be objected to that such, allowance should he liberal and equal to maintain the Royal conseqpence, as long as the people are pleased to consider their happiness bound up in Royal protectic.n.,- I would uphold the Royal establishment in ,pleadour as long as there shall be such an establisim.nt, bUt then that splendour should be really the recc.4-vefise for these sacrifices which are exacted of tilos° persons who 'play rhe • Royal part; but Royalty should be no covert for the abuses. of the seryaras of the State. The Royal name stiov i l;t not b e abused for the provision of a set of noble prtlelartes, or other useless beings, w ho are foisted on ti',ss , public maintenance, to tighten the burdens of their . soyiu immediate relatives. Th e allowance to the Soymagn should be such as to enable him not only t 9 he generous but to 13C splendid ; but then all sUCI; at.ts at generosity and splendour should emanate tree: his own bosom, and his Ministers should have 0.1 pretext of using his nairic in granting rewards frga the public purse to their own satellites. It is not lite amount of the sums that I do so much complain cd hut' it is OM - lamentable system,. of corruption vOiC.i. it introduces, and the sad example which it lu',ids out to'' the "producing classes of society, that' tlse con, Veniebces• of life are obt a i ne d b y so, many' Qn their industry, without the necessity of an x laboqr. 'The trappings of monarchy, hoWeyer costly, ave nOtliing in coinparison to the cor ruption of courtiers , ifd w, in all ages have been, and still are, heedless t.if ti.eir`triastere r interest if they can indulge in their baseness. The King must be relieved of the ocilimi of granting )3ensions to mo s t un d eserv i ng persons. el' whose very existence - he is even ignorant. No pension ibture should be chargeable on the civil list; the;Te sii&ild be none but what originates in Act of Parli am T ent' ihr services performed by the in dividuals themselyes or relatives so near of blood, whose ex istenche of y. was essentiaete their maintenance. English PenSs amount to - *70,010. 11 0 The Irish The Scotch . . 31,'?, 38 • - rota' The public mutt bear in Mind that this sum is totallyB3l indepen. dent of that which is Charged to the Consolidated Fund by particu lar grants'of 'Parliament, or upon a general principle of compen satiOn 'for retired 'allowances, and also charges kipuji the extraor. dinaries of the army for services perforuied, as I shall exhibit, par ticularly when I come to the Ordbance Department. Out of this sum of 160,101.; tal , ..en from the ihAtutry of the people, I shall be able clearly to show that one-third of it has not been earned in the public servite- Ai becoming one who has breathed the air of a Court, I shall begin, as in clue order, with the noble personages who claim relief from the public purse, under the pretext of being poor peers, and which is a sufficient argument against he reditary legislators. As some have double charges, I shall bring POOR PEERS. El: the dates are given in the general list we have omitted them bere as well as the shillings and pence, leaving the noble and ignoble Pensioners to take care of what they like better—the pounds.] Auckland, G. .1., Baron; E. WO/. This Noble Lord holds besides a lucrative office in Greenwieh Hospital, of which no mention is made, and has been lately appointed to the office of President of the Board of Trade and Master of the Mint I t rust his Lordship, as long as he hold such offices, will not deign to accept his paltry pension. Gifibrd, R. F., Lord ; E 800/. ; I. 2041. • children of tho late Lord, S., 1 psi. Here is seen the evil of c alling legal officers to the House of Peers beyond the period of their own lives. Hereford, H. F., Viscount ; E 1751. E. 4671. This Noble man was lately the Captain •of the Band of Pensioners, with a salary of 2,50 a, and enjoyed his pension all the while. Huntingdon, Earl of; E. 4001. With a whole tribe of brothers and sisters. Minto, Earl of •; E. 9381. This pension seems a great abuse. Montford, H., Lord ; E. 4671. E. 1551. Why this Lord should bare obtained a second pension is not shown. Aylmer, Lord, and Aylmer, H. F. W. ; I. 356/. My Lord Aylmer is a Lieutenant-General, hap a regiment, and is now Governor of Canada. • Blaquiere, J., Baron de ; I. 893/. This Nobleman's father went over an adventurer to Ireland, a very handsome man, and by his intrigues at the Castle, obtained many good things, and got him self created a Peer, and the public arc charged with his des cendants, Cavan, Earl of; L 2661. This Nobleman is a General Officer, has a regiment, and is Governor of a fort. Mounijoy, Cord, Representative of; 1. 177/. ; ditto, 1831. Why the representatives of this nobleman should have had any pen sion is most extraordinary. He had large estates, which de scended to his only son, and he left his three daughters large fortunes. _ Strangford, Lord; 1.881. This Nobleman has a large pension as an Ambassador ; and it will be seen how thepublic are charged with his family. it may and will undoubtedly be exclaimed by many persons, " Good Heavens, our poor Peers only cost us 13,4094 Is. 4d. an nually. 0 dear, what an insignificant sum ! the vulgar creatures that would grudge to these unfortunate decayed persons so paltry an allowance! Their understanding is not to be envied. I have classed all the above names in the list as poor Peers, though many are possessed of affluence ; but there is a tenacity of hold ing the smallest sums, which is quite disgraceful, I shall now go to the cost of the noble ladies, and younger branches of noble families ; amongst whom will be found a sad application of the public money ; and it is no excuse to say, " the Pension Lists do not exceed the sum named by Act of Parliament ;" but then, should not Parliament do away with the whole, and then the King and his Ministers would be left untrammelled with the so. licitations of noble paupers? Arbuthnot, H. heads the list, 9381. Next comes Mrs. Augusta Brudenell, whose very name smacks of nobility. She stands thus— Bentinck, Lady J. H. ; E. 2334 This lady is the sister of the Earl of Manvers. _ . Bentinck, A. W. J.'; F. 100/. Who may this lady be ? Cockburn, Dame A. A. ; E. 5381. This lady, if I mistake not, is the mother of Sir James, Sir George, the Dean of York, a nd the Colombian or Mexican Ambassador. She was of a noble family. and fell in love with her husband, a very handsome man, but who was either a merchant or held an office in the India_ house. To reconcile her marriage with this person to h er family, he was made a Baronet. It will be seen hereafter how this family is provided for by the public. Cathcart, I: , Baroness , E. 389/. This lady, I believe, bar also some pension, as having belonged to the household of Queers Charlotte, but of which no mention is made. Congre . Ye, Dame 1., E. 34k/. This must be the widow of the gentleman of shale notoriety, and who was at one time so march about the Herron of George IV. Erskine, L., E. OM We believe this person to be the same as Erskine, Lady L, S. 276. If this Lady now receives this pen.. sion it is most extraordinary : she was a daughter of the old Loll. Uxbridge, and ran away to marry Colonel Erskine—a love matsts which greatly offended her fa. her, and the old King gave lfetr this pension. She afterwards became the wife of Sir Geo. Mur ray. This gentleman has just retired from the office of Colonial Secretary. If he sanctions her drawing this pension as the di, vorced wife of Sir James Erskine, well may it be exclaimed " Proh pudor Fox, E. 8.. Widow, E. 938/. mts lady is the widow of Charles Jame. Fox, and the pension is a stain on his nephew„ Lord Holland, ant the other great Whig Foxites. The Fox, Club should have found the funds for a pension for his widow. Leigh, Mrs. and Husband, E. 7001. This Lady is the sissy of the poet Lord Byron. Her husband was ill the 10th Hussars, and held some office under George IV., and has apartments at St. James's Palace. __ gs of "bilih:Ye:houltatos a le r a i r g e ht isis mother u Duke el L lit a i d g - ton .s. „ who is in possession of high church pse&nitent. That these brothers, all participating largely of the public money,. should allow their mother to be peniniewe of so paltry a sum, is. my -th7Me Lo m°ron r t d ihn s egr lS l l °o a nf i : y t bo jile7: rou eola g r h and Costley, and the Hot,, Gerard wet_ r should be accounted for. Mulgrave, S , Countess of, E., Eioo/. Why this Lady shss e sd I t e i ° L t l i i., p v i e e t a u re f pension t h e g high rnt feelings e t n he o on the revenue of the people, might be fairly inqiaireci—Proh pudor.* Newcastle, Duchess Dowager ot, E, .Thos . h si e d e p r feas is e. th w e i m t h o l, th is er ow of n t . ha vv t N h o a b t i r e i n g ig Ponsonby, S. This lady seems to know haw to provide total e findfor herself. W her first—E. 371., E. 471 ., 11 vow., I. 881 • ~ I. 431., 4 • Strangford, Countess, daughters of, E. Se.W., I. Ai6/., 1.,, her daughters, 52/. Strangford, Viscount, daughters of, T. t 2.25, Smith, Lady A. C, Is. 6001. This lady is the daughter of the Dowager Lady Mornington, and the sitter of the tour Peers of the house of Wellesley. Stepry, Dame C., E. 2001. Torrens, Dame S., E. 6241. This lady I take to be the widow of the late General Sir H. Torrens, Adjutant-General. This officer was Most fortunate in his advancement, and held high situations; but lived so extravagantly as to leave his family oat the public. NVyriyard, Lady 111., E. 4674 This lady is the aunt of Lawarr, and wife of ckeneral Wyny ar d, an d was De the Court of Queen Charlotte, lays about • lincot, Younger children at Lord nu I, BWI T 1 •us Nobleman holds very large, sines/use '..aces, besides Possessing large estates, Westmeath, Marchioness I. This lac(}-"leased to sepa rate from her husband—is sister to the Marquis ot Salisbury, who has large estates. The Marquisof Anglesey retti •ssi t b 0 sign this pension, and returned it to the Duke of Wellington, who is th great friend of OR Marquis cif Salisbury; when George. IV. FOIu an autoerapli order to the Marquis of Anglesey tn gram this ilensV i g: to the lady, an the Irish esta bli shment, aer, Lady Madelina. S. 184/. This lady is sister of the Duke fiordan, and wife, by seco n d Marriage, to the popular Member for Reading, who should imitate the condu ct of another public man, who does not SIINW his wife, nearly of the same rank, to draw her pensicm l It the widow of a navel offices. Hi s name I must not pniSlithi, because I know I sh Oti l d wound him to cause even his high feelings to be noticed, Strath. - 010n Vari - anne, Lady. S. 2304 if this lady be th e w if e of the ptesent Earl, is it because he mai be always in difficulties that the public should maintain hts,c ?, If the widow of the late Lord, It is more reprehensitsle s as she was married just in his dying moments, to rgh hi.s heirs of rank and fortune. This list closes, the pensions previous t o th e accession of the present King, 'Ad the public will perceive how even the smallest st?p: are grasped at. Will not the Earl of Wilton, if this list raegtshis eye, and he has nerve to run it through, learn how the Nobility no longer possess the attachment of the people ? We find the late King left totes brother claims for . Lady Hill, a wam t nt for whom on the English Civil List was made out on th f Stti of April, 1830, 4671. This lady, I presume, is the ~ Sir George Hill, who has alway s held large sine citrra in Ireland, but whe, ftom his imprudence, has always been greatlY embariassed. Ile was lately named Governor of the Lee. ward Islands, a very lucrative post. I trust Lord Grey, with his stern integrity, will advise King William to cancel this pro posed pension. Mrs. Tierney, E., 400/. Vas flubler would it have been had his parliamentary patrols ' the Duke of Devonshir e , w i t h his princely fortune eliargedhimself to supply the comforts of this lady's declining days, or his noble political fliends - should have met him 4 awl assistance might have been obtai ne d f rom the rich laa, On; her relative. It is disgraceful that th e country should have thrown on their industry the charge of the widows of public men, however meritoritsus, but who leave their families dis tressed, because they have lived too expensive in their life. Rae, Dame M. . E. 6601. This is an appointment made since the Duke of Wellington dismissed himself from office. This lady is the wife eS the late Lord Advocate for Scotland, an official legal si tuation, resembling our Attomey-G enera l as public prosecutor. T he only preteXt fur such a pension is, that this gentleman has lost his practice, that he gave up the office of Sheriff Depute, worth some six hundred a-year, and that, as a seat in Parliament is held essential for the office, he has been put to considerable expence in procuring it. A pity may be f e lt f or t h e lady, but is the public deserving of no compassion 'S it is well known that Sir William Rae, as an advocate, had little or no practice in his profession , that he was named Lord Advocate for his political willinenesi, that no talent was to be found on his side of servility. Let Dame Rae die before him, an d i s h e t h en to have a pension y t him have the Sheriff-Deputeship that falls vacant, and let Dame Rae be provided for as other dallied are whose husbands do not sell themselves to Ministers. Elibank, Lady, S. 138/. Here I find an old eriend, who has already been exhibited with two grants. What are the peculiar merits of this lady to deseive such favour ? Cockburn, Mary, :Ale of the family no d ou bt , turns up for a/. I also find a Miss Catherine Sandford, a Lady Charlotte Mur ray Macgrp,r, a Miss Harriet H. Gordon, a Mrs,, Brown, a Barbara Reid, and an Agtics Lindsey,—but really, Sir, I sm nauseated, and I fear yeah and the public are also sickened at such details, and Igo to sus pillow to sleep oft my disgust. You w ill find the total solo that these noble, honourable, and other ladies consume, amounts to nearly 30,01:14. of the public money. _ RADICAL. IRISH PENSION LIST. TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sta,—After much toil and disgust I have at length got through that mass of filth, the Irish Pension List, which, if possible, is worse than the English. I hope it is the last that will ever inekr the execrations of a plundered public. Your friend 44 Radical" having exhibited many of the noble pen sioners in his valuable strictivies, they are omitted in the annexed list. There are, however, many omissions in the official returns, which it would be pe r h a p s inv i d i ous to mention. At this day it is difficult to ascertain wise many of these pen sioners are. It is to be hoped that among the small ones, they are the survivors of some of those brave men who have served they have now an opportunity their cuuntryi but I fear these are also many menial followers of the Itirds-Lieutenant, who ought not to have been saddled oy tl ef l ar u e s :c u pi pfri: ltiwi t o h p e sc, l o , g t:l 4 i t c. uolf Eight out o g u r t at o it f s el t e h v a e t n s v ee ice m rol so •s, siticethe hut it is only justice to the Duke of disgrace ful to. their respective Administrations. As all such grants are signed by the Lord-Lieuteoant it behoves him duly to investigate the claims of the applicants. Some have been most i N av or is t h hil a rn s be w r i l i a l n i d e to se sTa l te, that.--exclusive of one to the Earl of by h is Grace, rangi ng Roscommono, very poor man-- -s i ;teen pensions alone have beets granted frOni 201. to &IA ills. ; amounti ng aiteother to 8064 Without pretending to perfect accuracy, I believe the whole will he hound substantially correct. I am, S,ir, yew' obedient Servant, A PRACTICAL REFORMER, BUT NO RADICAL Dec, 28,, 1830. Auiere, Sir John De, 1,0724 Blaquiere, Lord De, 893/. The same person, well known in both Parliaments. The latter pension granted by Lord Hard wicke. As he is dead, it is to be hoped these j o bs a r e no t here ditary Crofton. Hon. C,, 1441, 15s, Her father a man of large for tune, and her spottier eryated a Peeress in her own right; sister to mrs, St. George Caulfield, and aunt of the present Lord Crof ton, 1771. I Is. Chamberlayne L„ 46(31. Granted by Lord Talbot—and why ? Sewell, Hou, Harriet, 88/. Is. Here is another of the Beres ford family, daughter of the late Archbishop of Timm, the present Lord Decies, and to Mrs. Thomas Hope. of the gay world. 'Shaine I Granted by Lord Talbot. • . sister to Hamiltons, seven in number, 9751. money blilCe 1,96. LW' d near 1,0001. per annum of the public Camden was Lord Lieut., and ought to be able to explain th' . ac , Here is a . fanulx rfeei_vine ; years Comte' seven children of Colonel Handheld, . the bo 1 Handfields, seven in number, fit6/_._ Here nlan is another faint' I General of Ireland. Commissaries during war ' t ; and abroad, bad 111110 pickings. Blay At hu m z