The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-13

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nave ~ ~ costr~s n p'thliu macy
!. st.-nt oa ssnsirinshasn. q - the king
pfivtt. prup~rty. a. - Alao halfnorh
O.borns HDt--. m th- lsls % wight.
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yi-toria 10 King Edward 10 charges
ug.Dn ths civil li-s. kihg Edward shre~ay
pr~--nts-l "a 81 the ha1ion. unioad.i ~
ut,as the taspsy-r. perhaps would Do .
better ~tpr~-aion.
Th-r- - ons reduction In thu nee ap-
preparation ou,sids q thu civil iaa Proper
Tn. present. King ~hils frincs 81 WAiss
had an allowance % E7o.oo year IRON
Parliament and his wife had EiO~o. IN
his r-c-nt message upon the hnAneaAi
settlement George V expressly said that
no Allowance. a. least for the present
would bs asked for his eldest son. A. the
revenue. % the Duchy 81 Cornwall would
sufie.. for him. seeing that the new
Prince 81 NAlcs ~ q hoy % 10 and the IN
come from the Duchy Of Cornwall. hsures
~ 1877. u csO. COZ, approximately sso'"n'
IL - likely that he may be able to make
both ends meet
In 100 pensions To retired members OF
the royal household were paid to the
amount OF cts.iIl Certain small penaions
were still paid TO persons formerly on the
CIVIL lists Of George w and William "
assuredly no man lives 10 long rs the holder
OF a pension. The rest Of the ti2S,s0 in
the salaries class OF the civil list 10 distrib-
uted among several hundred persons
Among the largest salaries paid are these;
lord steward. E7OOO. lord chamber
lain. e.. GO: master Of the horse. f7.ooo;
treasurer Of the household, f7oo comp
troller Of the household, goo: vice.
chamberlain. E7oo; eight lords in waiting.
csOo each. captain Of the ysomen OF the
guard. Al 200: captain 81 the corps OF
gentlemen at arms. 81 coo; mistress OF the
robes. eSOo.
The household % the King contains
not fewer than 2sT persons holding tho
rank 81 gentlemen. These include. be-
sides the officials nsn'ioned above,
such personal Atten iants as the keeper
Of his Majesty's prigy purse. his private
secretary, his solicitor. land steward.
factor and superintendent OF the ward
rul-, Then there are the examiner OF
plays. the pavrnastsr II the household.
th. master OF Lie ceremonies and the
marshaIl Of the ceremonies. lords IN
waiting. grooms in waiting and gen
tlemen ushers mot 20 spetS 81 the Usher
of the Back Rod. the post laureate
the marine painter. surveyor Of the King :
pictures. k,-eper II the Kings armory
librarian at Windsor groons OF the
great chamber. baTgemaster, keeper
Of the swans. keeper 81 the cottage
constabIe and governor ~ windsor
Castle. keeper 81 the jewel house. master
Of III. Kings music and small army Of
pages and -ergeants AZ arms All these
belong 70 the l. ord Chamberlain : stan.
The Lord Stewards department or
BOARD Of Green Cloth includes comp
trolIars and accountants !he gentle
man u the cellars. the coroner II the
verge. the palace steward. chief cook
fret gentleman porter and sergeant
state porter.
There are tSanty or thirty medIcos
BELONGING To the household: physicians
ordinary and extraordinary. sergeant
surgeons and honorary surgeons. oCulists.
dentists and chemist The Church II
veil represented. from the dean OF the
chanel royal. Who il the Bishop Of Lon
don, down. The royal stabls-. Official,
not sportive. also have the corps Of ON
cials under the master Of the horse
.uu.rrie- and extra equerries and pages
Of honor. besides the crown "querry
and the clerk marshal.
III. Queen has "A separate hou-ehold
% tive gentlemen and eleven ladies.
mistress Of the robes. ladies of the bed
chamber bedchaInber women and maids
Of honor The Prince and Princess 81
Wales also have numerous attendant.
and all the princes and princes-e- who
ara Of age and live IN England ENJOY
more modest suites
The EIs.2oO bounty money. or royal
aims. IN the civil list il the fund from
which small doles are paid annually
to broken down authors, artists and
scientific men and TO needy survivors,
II their families