, 1866-03-17

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nuu, and the others inEe' tnoasn
less proportions. beaaea these annual N
comes there has oeen e1penueo uosa luc
public treasury on .ne palaee " sIs I'suop
OF Lincoln *u."o, w u. 49, ~ z.a"S.tss<.
SESo, ,uVAno W 'os , o'As.s - - .s rFasa 81
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'ifnsel2 eula''s san ano ssoo 49, a,ntt 49,
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e.e,gslnep oas WV a tn,rsasn ~ n.,,cs s. 49, ~
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eue "no ''
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,....,.a Chn-.h ~ rsnn1otsd h. tha stato
~ .".s,,;shs+ has * IN ~, annnn,
y. -. .ax' - A-,naa. so,,E Feeao-s -
~ 1o..rp eo4o 80. efsr -.
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Lua~ ~. .u rs..t.ss s.oou .usess SUI
tuose " ..o,esseal .ne
Moln" IL lae an uli'sn ~ ot-ana :. sneaaa
BISHOPS, ~ hose ous1es UT p'.ns'Pan5 conunea
1e pto',alng ml 1uen ataslocfue 1statlsee
~ .uey nA'' p''n P4o'4aeo iot' a. Poons az
pase
n,S nut me - ~ ".,.n enu1u - ses Notse. VI tne
80 - .as ~" - popaaqn sn1 remaining "a ue"
.,na InN. .a .: .rsu a4e .,ouAu e",u'
ss...ss ,.ssL.s ss.s ~ .,,- ~ 80 90 ~ ~ w.
s~.'sas,.. os .'..t oIs o.,.eV Pe'euus
~ 80. 49, rs WV '.sa1u,'neu ea. 1es
- so ~ non uas Iot.eu ,e'cnae LUZ " oset
e''o'e,0o' Ps4 auau'A' s4aas " 80 80 so1'e1ea
ioetlot:f' aio aa average oi s1,ooo luz EACH e
s!esey unt n !oS4 tAefe were ass tnnn
MY froseslan1s IN alls IN Nv parishes. yet
rom lnese Paf1snes INC Enssshen CLERGY ofe"
S-NUu year.
Inc 1ouf a!enoasnops ano aoo etsnteen asa nlsuvPs
ora" q >o1al income OF s9Ss'op. pesiocs tna
revenue Of the chu1ch from nnes ana nom Inc
landed property, which IS immense. As aa
illustration Of the close connection between
the patronage of the church and the State, II |
1udy be mentioned that Lord John Russell,
when formerly Premier, had Inc patronage OF
Jos church livings. ac had aiso one orotner
IN the church, "a canon:l two brothers In the
army, two IN me navy, ana one setsean,.al
arms 10 @ Inc Hohse o. eommo1' ,,a =, q. - sa
cousin q viscount Governor Of Ceylon at q
ea'u =. ~ ~ r..e.s.- -.
member OF Parliament and Secretary OF Lhe
Board Of Control with 1880. At the sauc
time his Secretary Of State, tcolonial,, Earl
Cry. had 4 brother Colonel and Queens
eaucr1y, another a Captain In the navy md
member OF the House OF Commons, third
in the army, an uncle General md Governor
of Jamaica al $4,000 Tear, b1other-ln-1aw
| Chancellor Of The Exchequer, cousin secrc-
| tary Of tho Home Department, and another
cousin was First Lord Of the Admiralty and
| Governor of Ccylon. The other members of
the Cabinet had an equally long list Of bene-
fc1aries except Lord Pa1mcrston, who Was
almost without uenr af1inities.
OF course the nobility are. far behind the
Royal Family In their ability to extract
money from the people Our American Ex-.
ccutivc costs us se5, 900 year.
The English E1eeuuve cost, ID d15ius .s:a ri9ee Wds
1nr3s W ~ - :. 81, ,sa5,ooo
Her palaces, yachts and ytaitors. $4,000
551nGe 5nd is.nss Aaeea. E %sie. .. 49,. iT2
k1ug of Hauore., {Qncen'a unclc).. 49,. los,ooo
Duts Of ca9nscee' tne9 eouSfah oes'nes ,.xoo
Dnchcss Of GjoucesteT. the1 aunt).. .,... SO,W0
Duchess ot kent, 3her Inothcr}.-....;.. $4,000
ff:oee :. ueesgs easoneN y soe''us ~ anoo
r!luecss Augusta or Cambridge ......... 1900
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- ~. ..t.;.;.,. ...,a.;.r por,,.,ssnt r0 sd
W ~ a - a.. ST. - 1v.,.. ~
.an Ssnsen ~, sus n. ...t,a. ~ .,,,st, ~
<''o'o '.AA' - .1"A ~ -
given LUG Msl loofoueu aousf ano a's .ne"ne nae
as DUKE o. kofn"asa, amounting 10 F1oo'Voo
year lei, tnougo the american people
spent tNo mai1lons Of COLLARS IN receiving hafn
on hls visit 70 tiiis county, Inc ft1nee, "nen
applied 70 Tor donation to the chicago San
1tary Ear, mad Dotnins 10 e1se! I1e present.
faE1ament nave Just oeen asked 1of aud nave
I yoted t'a,0u, lor Lie, 70 fflnee aired lae
Queens second son, "hich amount VIII also
lie given TO the TWO younGef princes, toeetaef
with sSU,Oo0 TO each OF the I'VE daughters,
! with dowTy Of sl5o, eaeh when they
! marry as tho fHnecss Helena Gas
done, and ~ the otnef5 prooaoay
will-Germnn princes without cent.
If I'VE inquire whence come the enormous
revenues to sustain this prodiSaAsy, VIC and
/. they arc drawn from the impoet and excise
! taxes levied on tea, coffee, augor, tobacco,
/ ale, sp,rituous liquors, soap and other nrti-
; cles consumed by the poor, on property rent.
! ed nnd paid for hy the poor, on incomes made
. | up of rents and other moneys drawn from the
working classes Of the country. Distilled
! spirits alone, which are used wholly by the
r. poor, pay one third of the entire rovcuue Of
the Kingdom. If VIC inquire the effect OF sucl
; taxation on the people VIC find that the popu'
) lntiou of Ireland has, within twenty years, By
e famine and emigration, been diminished two
> statistics that m the cities Of England In
= average duration OF life Is, among the GentrJ
and tbrfr families. IS wears. AtuOur trades