Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-16

salaries of The Lord Chamberlain and some oln ~
Great Officers OF State. This, however, Goes + -, iii
The allowance 10 the Queen, so that hcr oiV!l L'sl MI
no On OGO n wear more than William 4h received, l"s
following is a list Of the establishments OF UNCLE ""o
niece: H. u,;.,,r.
Establishment, Of RiHiam ~. Establishment Of nr 'Hl'"''
T ,rd C!,,,nbcr I,in. Lord Chamberlain,
~ ch,r,berIain Vice Chumberlain,
60, "r ,hc Stole. IEig!,. Lords in Waiting,
I'll, | ,rJs in Wnitino. IEien GIouins in Waiting,
Thirteen Grooms in Wait Hnsier OF 'he no'sc'
ir,. Chief EquerTy,
Master Of The Rnbes, -Four Equerries,
Master nf the Horse, -Four RACES III rIonor'
I'hi,r r,,nr,v Mistress of the Robes,
Fam Fan, rnncr rirs. Eight Ladies of BcdchalTl.
Four Pages ui Honour. utr,
Eight Wumen Of Bedcham.
Der.
Thr ministry have consented bat a select committee
shall inquire into each pension anu report "nethel E
should be continued, having Gie regard TO the claims OF
tho ,arties and 10 economy in the public expenditure.
Bat i. is believed that not any pension VIII oe oPPea
,f In leao on the accession OF George ~. the pen
sion list amounted TO t2o5,c;h9 a yrn'' 1t .e ts
Of William ". in $3.50. 10 tlSI941 and, on the &C,
crssion or Queen Victoria To Gi4o!SG2. II will exceed
half hat SUN sonn-for as The pensloned lai OH 'hey
will not he replaced by grants TO Others ana no new
pcnsiuI is 10 be granted WITHOUT LII pass
lmr House uf Commons. Mill
and tic Cabinet have made a lnrma! protest against ana
disclaimer Of the Ballot, tie re-c"st!ng oil Tue i.el"m
fill. Universal Suffrage, ara more l1e4urHl ",
Lon! Bropglam exclaims, per contra, that ne wiliconif'u
for n! these. That is, Ministers have taken rather a con-
scrya,iye turn. and Broughum has again become ul!'m
Radical. If Ministers thought TO shake OH Connei'
by this move they had failed. He bitterly condemns
them hut says that lie will still support lhem pecause
they will give him 4 reinstatement OF "Jaslce LOT '''
land ~
.4vrovns Of O'Connell. He made a long and violent
sprrcl, the other day, al an anli.slavrry meeting, ana
civilly said that he liuped the day would come when, q 5
The Americans did not emancipate all the nIggers IN the
Southern States, no man would SIT IN inc same room
with an American, or give him his hand III friendship.
The journals are anxious TO ascertain what you nave
done to O'Connell. One of them says he is wroth oe'
cause none of 'ihe rint' has recently come from acfoss
The Atlantic 10 him.
Trade aud commerce are OH the mend. MIR. Jaudohs
intended residence in England annoys many at the mef-
camille classes here, and alarms the moneyed men IN
Londun. 1t is said that he cannot get any London BANK
To- opcn an account with him. The Barings and lie arc
said to be oil, friendly terms.
The quick arrival Of the Pennsylvania 10 days from
New York, and I from the Banks Of Newfoundland 10
Cane Clear a~slnnished us all, last week.
The arrival of the next packets will create great IN
terest. We want to know lie turn things are taxing IN
Lower Canada-to know The result OF the Convention
of Banks n, New York-and The Presidents messnge,
which will be delivered next Monday, Dec 4?
There are great apprehensions touching Canada, which
we hear is in 4 state appro1imallng to revolt. Asyet
Ministers have made no official state ment on the subject.
Hume, MoIesworlh and Leader will be the champions VI
the Canadians in our Parliament This session.