THE NEW BLACK LIST, A COMPARATIVE TABLE OF ALLOWTO RICH AAB POOR PAUPERS, WITH A YARlKTy OF OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION, IMPORTANT ALIKE TO THP* A'ON-CONSUMING PRODUCERS, AND TO THE NON-PRODUCING CONSUMERS.

ANNUAL SALARIES OF THT BRITISH ANNUAL SALARIES OF THE AMERICAN EXECUTIVE^' EXECUTIVE. Poinds Sterling1. — Dollars. The Queen & Royal EsAily £785,000 President of the United States 25,000 VT.nrd Lieutenant of Ireland . 20,000 Vice President of ditto .. .. 5,000 ~J>rv»‘^»^TJBVXRlNET. THE CABINET. Bifst Lord of the Treasury, 6,000 Secretary of State 6,000 Xord High Chancellor, .. 14,000 Secretary of War 6,000 Lord President of the Council, 2,000 Secretary of the Navy . . . . 6,000 ...... 2,000 Postmaster- .. . . 6,000 Chancellor of the Exchequer . . 5,000 Attorney-General ...... 4,000 Sec. State for the Home Dep. 5,000 NOT OF THE CABINET. Sec. State for Foreign Affairs, 5,000 Secretary to the Senate . . 3,000 Sec. State for Colonial Affairs, 5,000 Commissioner of Patents . . 3,000 First Lord of the Admiralty, 4,500 Paymaster-General .. . . 2,500 Pres, of the Board of Control 3,500 Pres, of the Board of Trade, 2,000 Total, American Dollars 72,500 Secretary of War ...... 2,580 Chan, of Duchy of Lancaster, 44)00 N. B.—The American Dollar -NOT OR T»E CABINET. contains 371 3-8 grains of pure silver; Master of the Rolls . . . . 7,000 ia British coined Sovereign contains Vice Chancellor 6,000 113 1-8 grains of phfe gold ; thedattgr Lord-Chancellor of Ireland, 8,000 is consequently worth, nearly, fivh Secretary of State (Ireland) 5,500 American Dollars; or in other words Paym. Gen. & Treas. of Navy, 3,000 the REAL value of an American dollar Master-Gen. of the Ordnance, 3,500 is 4s. 2id. British.—The total cost of Postmaster-General .. .. 2,500 the American Executive is therefore Master of the Mint, &c. .. 2,000 under £15,000 sterling; altogether lit- Commander-in-Chief .. . . 3,458 tle more than the salary of the English . . .. 3,350 ! and less than THREE* Judge-Advocate-General . . 2,000 FOURTHS of the salary paid to the Lord Lieut, of Ireland alone Total, Pounds Sterling, 449,888

Fix’d firmly in the Brit ^ soil, Oh, heaven! may yet thy lightnings strike, Tell not how Java’s UPAS-TREE, Though old, yetundjecayed. And cleave it to its root; Spreads poison far and near; Its baneful vapours s!K*hct^ie arowth While Man shall rear fair Freedom’s tree,! Of all the poison-trees on earth, And all partake its fruit. The deadliest one is here! Of life within its shade.

®ahle of Dajinunts to National Outdoor proper*, Annual ana ©iurnal aitotoanccs regpecttbelj.

ANNUAL INCOMES OF THE BISHOPS. Per Day, ANNUAL PENSIONS FORVNAVAL» MILI Per Day. ANNUAL PENSIONS FOR NAVAL, MILI Per Day. TO THE ROYAL FAMILY. Per Day ANNUAL PENSIONS FOR NAVAL, MILI Per Day. AND SECR T TARY, CIVIL, JUDICIAL, AND SECRET The Queen—Her Privy Purse, TARY, CIVIL. JUDICIAL, AND SECRET TARY, CiVIL, JUDICIAf» ^ £ £ s. SERVICES. £ £ s. d. £ s. d: besides Buckingham Palace, SERVICES. __ £ £ s. SERVICES* 5 9 Fox, Elizabeth Bridge|> widow 936 2 11 Ouseley, Sir Gore ..... 1786 4 17 11 Canterbury (Archbishop) , 19,182 10 0 St. James’s Palace, Windsor £ £. s.d. Abercrombie, Lord .... 2000 York (Archbishop) Adair, Sir Robert 2056 5 12 Frere, Right Hon. J. ft* • • 1516 3 Orford, Earl of 706 1 18 8 , 12.692 Castle,and Brighton Pavilion 60,000 164 7 10 1066 18 Penrose, Rev. Thomas . • . 213 0 11 8 St. Asaph , 6 301 Salaries of the Great Officers Alexander, Sir William . . . 3750 10 5 Frere, Bartholomew,-!^!* * • 5 12 Falcon, J., Esq. . • * ,* 436 3 Pierrepoint, Henry, Esq. . . 1066 2 18 5 Bangor , , 4,464 of the Household, and Officers Arbuthnot, Right Hon. Charles 2056 Bath and Wells Addington, H.U 900 2 9 Gloucester, the Dnche.iP °* . * • 1000 14 Paget, Sir Arthur ..... 1786 4 17 11 , 5,946 of State, and of the Establish, 800 3 Penn, Granville, Esq. ... 4000 10 19 2 Bristol , , , 5.946 ments of the various Depart- Bathurst, Charlotte . ... 900 A 9 Gifford, Lord Robert Francis . Bagot, Sir Charles ..... 1700 4 13 Goulburn, Right Hon.'®enTy • 2000 9 Planta, Right Hon. Joseph . . 1500 4 2 2 Carlisle , , , 2,351 8 8 ments of the Household, in- 3500 9 11 Rodney, Lord George ... 2923 7 0 2 Chester , , , 2,213 3 6 cluding Retired and Super- Bayley, Sir John 3500 10 2 Garrow, Sir William -rV * * * 4 1 G&selee, Sir Stephen 3500 2 11 Richardson, Sir John . . . 3500 9 11 9 Chichester , , 2,261 annuation Allowances to old Berwick, Lord 1300 St. David’s , Beresford, Lord 2000 5 9 Gordon, Right Hou. Ss* Robert 1300 4 l 'Rae, Dame Mary 600 1 12 10 , 1897 Servants in those Depart- 615 1 18 8 Shaw, Robert, Representative of 714 1 19 2 Durham , , , 19,006 ments .131,260 Bexley, Lord ...... 3000 8 4 Huskisson, Eliza Emily • • Bloomfield, Lord ..... 936 2 11 Huntingdon, Earl of f • • 600 1 12 10 Smith, Lady Ann Culling . : 600 1 12 10 Ely , , , , 11 105 Expenses of the Household in Smith, Sir William Sydney . . 1000 2 14 9 Exeter , , , 2.713 8 8 the Departments of the Lord Brougham and Vaux, Lord . . 5000 13 13 11 Holmes, Thomas Knox:' * * 500 1 7 5 Borringdon, Lord (now Earl Hobhouse, Right Hon.* Henry 1000 2 14 9 Shaw, Lieut.-Colonel Merrick . 999 2 14 8 Gloucester , , 2,282 4 11 Chamberlain, , 18 1000 2 14 9 Smith, Sir William Sydney . . 1000 2 14 Hereford , , 2,516 17 10 Master of the Horse, and Morley) in trust for Lord Am, Hay, Robert William,!s *!* • 9 Hinchliffe, Dr. John • • • 1000 2 14 9 St. Vincent, Viscount Edward . 3000 8 4 4 Lichfield and Coventry , 3,923 iu IO . . .172,500 herst ....* .. .. 3000 4 Burke, Edm., Representatives of 1340 Hammond, George, E* !* * 1066 2 18 5 St. Helen’s, Lord .... . 2056 5 12 8 Lincoln , , , 4,542 6 8 Royal Bounties and Charities, 1066 2 18 5 Strangford, Lord 2056 5 12 Landaff , , , 924 and Special Service, &c. . 23,200 Clare, Dowager Lady . . . . 780 Harvey, Lionel, Esq. V • »' 8 Cockbum, Dame Mary . . . 680 1 17 Heytesbury. Lord 1700j ,4 13 Stuart de Rothsay, Esq. ... 1786 4 17 11 London , , , 13,929 Pensions ...... 75,000 Smith, J. Spencer, Esq. : : : 1066 2 Norwich , , 5,392 Unappropriated Money . . 8,040 Combermere, Lord 2000 5 9 Hamilton, Wm. RichM, Esq. 1000 2 14 Collingwood, Hon. Sarah . . 500 1 7 Hamilton, Terrick, Ef4* 706 Talbot, James, Esq. .... 526 1 Oxford , , , 2 648 Spencaf* Percival, E-'q., son of Peterborough , 3.103 9 10 £470,000 3287 12 Carr, Hon, Jane, widow of Hill, Lord . . .*£_ • 2000 l'l Spencer Percival, shot by Bel- Johnstone, • Sir WilliafiU Bart. 7f 4 1 J9 Spencfr Percival who was shot 2700 7 7 11 Rochester . , 1,459 19 6 Prince Albert, the Husband of Trustees of the Family of the late Salisbury , , 3 939 4 2 Xhe Queen, being his Privy lingham . w . . • * .. rsooo Kinnoul, Earl of -- >?V§ 1 17 Larpqnt, Francis^Seym ou& ..IJffif] 4 ,2 RigM Hon. George Canniijg 3000 Sodor and Man , 2555 3 0 .Apurse for Bqqrct JSqrarices^and A A Colchester, Imrd ,. , . , . . 3000 1 Canterbury, vise. (lafe S^eaierJ 4000 10 19 Leigh) George,an a M\'Vy, hjfkVv i?e UW Thorraton, sT/C-ixt. , C V ■ r/86 £jl,15d(39 10 5 other Offices . . T . . . 3*,000 4* 17 ; Duke of ^ Cumberland (now Abercromby, Right Hon. James Lake, Viscount . . ... 2( 5 9 Taylor! Sir Brook , , , • , > 1336 4 3 Worcester , , 6 596|l7 16 8 King of Hanover) with Kew (late Speaker) , . . '. . 4000 10 19 2 Lynedoch, Lord . . 2000 5 9 Torrens, Dame Sarah , , , , 624 1 14 Palace ...... 21.000 Right Hon. C. S. Lefevre (pre- Lushington,Right Hon. Stephen f Taylqr,(Sir Herbert and Dame sent Speaker) .—.—.—.— • . 5000 13 13 11 Rumbold ...... 1500 4 2 2 Charlotte Albinia, , , , , 930 ANNUAX SALARIES OR THE JUDGES. Casberd, Robert Matthew, Esq. 1000 2 14 9 Lyndhurst, Lord ..... 5000 13 13 11 Vaughan, Sir C. R. , , , , 1300 4 17 11 Minto, Earl of ...... 924 Dnke ov Cambridge . • • . 21,000 57 10 Cathcart, Earl . . * . . 1786 n 10 7 Wynyard, Lady Matilda , , , 467 Prince George of Cambridge 6 000 16 8 Clancarty, Earl ...*.. 893 2 9 0 Montford, Lord Henry . . . 622 1 14 0 Watson, Sir F. Beilby , , . , 936 •£ ’ Augusta .... 13,000 35 12 Cowley, Lord ...... 1786 4 17 11 Murray, Lady Louisa (late Er- Wickham, W., Esq. , , , , 1066 Lord Langdale . . . . 7.000 19 3 0 Princess Mary (now Duchess Cockburn, Alexander, Esq. . . 1516 4 3 0 skine) 500 1 7 5 Walpole, Thomas, Esq. , , , 706 Sir Launcelot Shadwell . 6,000 16 8 8 of Gloucester) ..... 13,000 35 12 Courtenay,Rt. Hon.T.Peregrine 1000 2 14 Murray, Lady Charlotte Ann . 300 0 16 5 Werry, J. P., Fsq. y , , , , 436 Lord Denman .... 8.030 22 0 0 Princess Sophia, with Green- Croker, Right Hon. John Wilson 1500 4 2 Marsden, Alex. Representatives 656 1 16 0 Wynfojd, Lord ,,,,,, 3750 Sir Thomas Wilde. , . 8,000 22 0 0 Chad, G. W., E«q 1300 4 1 Milnes,, Dame Charlotte . . . 600 1 Willock, Sir Henry , » , , wich Palace and Park t . 13.000 35 12 12 10 346 0 19 ..Sir Jobn-Patteson . . . 5,000 13 13 11 Crawford, Sir J 886 2 8 Mansfield, Countess of . . . 1000 2 14 9 Ward, Robert Plumer, Esq. , 1000 Princess Sophia of Gloucester 7,000 19 3 2 14 Sir William Witrhtman . 5,000 13 13 11 Trustees of Leopold George, Croke, Dr. A 1000 2 14 Mulgrave, Sophia Countess of 800 2 3 10 ^Wellington, Duke of , , , 4000 Dundas, Dame Charlotte . • 780 2 2 Morier, J. P., Esq. .... 1516 4 3 0 As Constable of the Tower , 950/ Sir John Tavlor Coleridge 5,000 13 13 11 Prince of Coburg (now King f of the Belgians) with Clare- Davies, David 938 2 11 Morier, J., Esq...... 976 2 13 6 As Col. of Rifle Brigade , , 238 Sir A. Pollock .... 8,000 21 18 4 mont Palace • • # . . . 50,000 137 0 Dnncan, Viscount Robert (now Mackenzie, Colin, Esq. ... 886 2 8 7 As Col. of 1st Reg. Ft. Guards 2695 Sir William Erie . . . 5,00013 13 11 Her Majesty Adelaide the Earl of Camperdown) ... 2000 5 9 7 Morton, Earl of ..... 436 1 3 11 As Lord Warden Cinque Ports 474 Sir Vaughan Williams . 5,500 15 1 4 Queen Dowager, besides the Dyer, Henry Moreton, Esq. . 1000 2 14 9 Monteagle, Lord (late S. Rice) 2500 6 17 Also by 53 Geo.3.c.4. £100,000 * 118 14 6 Sir Thomas Coltman . . 5,000 13 13 11 Royal Manor and Palace of Douglas, A. S., Esq. .... 706 1 18 8 Munster, Countess of * ... 500 Amended by 53 and 54 a i>> SirW. H. Maule . . . 5,000 13 13 11 2 3 1 Noah, Maria . . d » . . 500 Hampton Court, the Park Dawkins, Edward James, Esq. 786 Geo. III. an annuity » u « Sir C. Creswell . . . . 5.000jl3 13 11 Exmouth, Lord ...... 2000 5 9 7 Napier, Lady . . .J . . . 484 of £13,000. or, , 400,000 gag and Domains of Bushy, also Sir T. Platt 5,000 13 13 11 Marlborough House in Pall Ellis, the Right Hon. Henry . 1400 3 16 8 Nelson, Earl Horatio .... 2000 Also by 53 Geo. III. g o-o Elgin, Earl ...... 1786 4 17 11 Nelson, Countess Frances Eliz. 1000 2 14 c. 186. , , ' , , 200 000 , Sir Edward Hall Alderson 5,000 13 13 11 Mall, two Parks, and three ■, Nelson, Dow. Countess Hilione 2000 Sir James Parke . . . 5,000 13 13 11 Royal Palaces .... .100,0001 274 0 Faeel, Francis, William, Agnes, 5 9 *Of Wellington, or VILLAIN-IOQ, thy pensions Duchess of Kent. , . . . 32,000 87 13 Margaret, and Robert ; . . 1026 2 16 3 Newport, Sir John .... 1000 2 14 Are the very heaviest that our history mentions. Sr M. Polfe 1,433' 3 17 6

EXPENSES OF POOR-LAW COMMISSIONERS IN ENGLAND AND WALES. In the next column will be found a copy of the Amended Table of Allowances of o the Guardians of the Poor of the Cirencester Imton, in the Counties of Gloucester and Wilts; Food to Paupers, as now in [operation ' in the Cirencester Union. Previous to the to the Clerk or Clerks to the Justices of the Petly Sessions, held for the division or divisions of Whilst the poor inmates of the Union Houses are condemned, by the preceding order oi perusal ot that odious document, however, let the reader take a peep at the subjoined “ Dietary the said counties in which the Parishes or Places comprised in the said Union are situate; and the Three KINGS of Somerset House, to STARVE, upon Five Ounces of Animal Food, per Week, Table,” during one year, as allowed by Parliament, and paid by John Bull, for the liouseho'd of —and that, too, of the most innutritious and disease, engendering description of animal diet,— to all others whom it may concern. : a certain young woman (who has been provided with a husband, at the public expense,) in We, the Poor Law Commissioners for England and Wales, in pursuance of the provisions of let the Rate-payers of England see how their hard-earned substance is deroured-by the Poor- addition to sixty thousand pounds a year, about which no questions must be asked. TAX- Law Cormorants in Chief £ s. d, £ s. d, an Act passed in the 4th and5th years of the reign of his late Majesty King William IV., entitled 400 PAYERS ! Look on THAT picture, and on THIS :— ‘‘An Act for the Amendment and better Administration of the Laws relating to the Poor in Commissioners .. 3at2,000p’ann 6,000 0 0 Migration Agent 400 0 0 Secretary 1,200 .... 1,200 0 0 Office Keeper ...... 100 0 0 EXPENDITURE OF THE LORD STEWARD OF THE ROYAL HOUSEHOLD FOR ONE YEAR. England and Wales,” do hereby order and direct, that from and after the 26th day ot January instant, £ £ the Paupers of the respective Classses and Sexes described in the schedule hereunto annexed, who AssistSecretaries 2 { J ^ 559 } 1,250 0 Messengers., {fat62 si .. may now or hereafter he received and maintained in the Workhouse or Workhouses of the 284 18 0 Bread 2,050 Ale and Beer 2,811 Assist, Comms. 18 at 700 12,600 Housekeeper.... 36 10) Butter, Bacon, Cheese, and Eggs .. 4,976 Wax Candles ...... 1,977 Cirencester Union, shall, during the period of their residence therein, he fed, dieted, and maintained with the food and in the manner described, and set forth in the said schedule, Chief Clerk , 220 220 Travelling Expenses and Allow- Milk and Cream 1,478 Tallow Candles t>79 ances ot Eighteen Assistant Com- anything in any former order to the contrary notwithstanding. Clerks, Class 1 8 at 200 1,600 Butcher’s Meat...... , 9,472 Lamps .. .. •• .. .. •• 4,66* .. Class 2 8 at 150 1,200 missioners while absent from Lon-' Poultry .. 3,633 Fuel .. .. 6,849 And we do hereby further order ana direct, that every Master of the Workhouse or ., Class 3 Workhouses of the said Union, shall cause two or more copies of this our order, and of the said ..10 at 120 .... 1,200 don on Service, including Salaries Fish 1,979 Stationery ...... 824 ( 7 at 100 700) and Travelling Expenses of their Grocery 4,644 Turnery .. .. 376 chedule, printed in a legible manner and in a large type, to be hung up in the most public places Clerks.15,318 1 l of such Workhouse or Workhouses, and to renew the same from time to time, so that it he always Class4,12J Sat 80 240V 1,080 0 0 Oilery .. .. ,. 1,793 Braziery .. .. 890 l 2 at 70 140) Contingencies and House Expenses 5,435 0 10 -Fruit'and Confectionary 1,741 China, Glass, &c...... 1,328 kept fair and legible, on pain of incurring, in case of disobedience, the penalties provided by tn« Vegetables ..' ...... 487 Linen .. .. 1,085 aforesaid Act. Wine ...... 4,850 WASHING TABLE LINEN .. .. 3,130 Given undefSour hands and seal, this 11th day of January, in the year 1838, FOR THE YEAR ENDING MARCH 31. 1841. Liqueurs, 8tc. - .. 1,843 Plate * ,, .. 355 Public Buildings and Royal Palaces .. Inspectors of Prisons (Jackalls of the T. FRANKLAND LEWIS, J. G. S. LEFEVRE, GEORGE NICHOLLS. Chapel Royal, St. James .. .. secretary of the home department) .. 5,900 Kingston Harbour Mint Prosecutions 48,817 ’S ESTABLISHMENT. Holyhead Road and Harbour ., Superannuation and retired allowances £ £ DIETARY BREAKFAST. British Museum, Building .. .. (civil) Toulonese, Corsican Emigrants, Lord Chamberlain .. .. 2,000 Serjeants at Arms 1.556 Houses of Parliament (temporary) Dutch naval officers’ widows and Vice Chamberlaiu .. .. 924 Chaplains and Preachers 1,236 FOR THE New Houses of Parliament .. ... American loyalists ,. 8,0)0 Eight Lords in Waiting .. 5,616 Medical Establishment .. .. 2,705 Beef Pud- MODEL PRISON (to cost £100,000)%» 'Criminal Lunatics ...... 3,290 Bason. Pota- Bread. Eight Grooms in Waitmg .. 2,685 Gentlemen Ushers, Grooms, Pages, &c. .. 7,576 A B L E-B O DIE D. Bread. Gruel toes. Soup. ding. CheeseJ Hall of General Assembly of Church Protestant dissenting Ministers, French First 500 Masters of Music and Band 1 916 of Scotland .. . , .. .. 5,000 Protestant refugees ...... 4,100 Seven Ladies 3,500 Officers of Furniture, &c 5,809 Two Houses of Parliament, Salaries SECRET SERVICE ...... 39,900 E'ght Maids of Honour ., 2,400 Surveyor of Pictures, and Princ. Painter 183 Oz. Pints. Oz. Pints. Oz. Oz. Oz. and expenses of ...... 70,000 Printing for Lords, Commons and public Eight Bedchamber Women .. 2,400 Bargemasters and Watermen .. 400 Treasury .. ditto ditto .. 54,400 offices .. 222,529 Corps of Gentlemen at Arms 5,129 Comptroller of Accounts, Clerks, and Men . . 7 1* 7 1 Secretary of State, Home Dep. ditto .. 26,862 Law charges 35,000 Corp of Yeomen of the Guard 7,1'0 Messengers, in Ld. Chamberlain’s Office 3,110 Sunday Women. 6 6 1 Foreign Affairs ditto ditto j 72,234 Convicts at home and Bermuda .. 73,075 Order of the Garter .. 502 Governor and; Lieutenant-Governor of Colonial ditto ditto .. 25,064 Ditto New South Wales, &c. .. 235,000 .. ... 41§ ' Windsor Castle. '...... 1,293 Privy council office and board of trade do. 26,506 Captured Negroes (keeping them) .. 25,0)0 Kings and Heralds at Arms.. Retired and Superannuation Allowances.. Men . . 355 7.556 Monday If If Paymaster General ditto ditto .. 34,682 Public Records .. 10,000 Women. n if Comptroller of the Exchequer Pay- Education in Great Britain .. .. 30,000 LORD STEWARD S ESTABLISHMENT. master’s Civil Services’ Office do. do. 19,785 ...... 5,823 £ £ 14 Insolvent Debtors’ Court 13,352 School of Design 1,300 Men . . if Penitentiary, Millbank .. .. 20,677 Revising Barristers (State inquisitors).. 11,300 The Lord Steward .. 2 000 Domestic Servants in the Ewry, Wine and Tuesday 12 Treasurer.. ,, .. .. ,. .. 904 Beer Cellars, Clerk of the Kitchen’s Women. H Prison for Juvenile offenders, I. Wight 5,807 Sheriffs expenses 13,450 Comptroller ...... 904 Office, Kitchen’s Confectionary, Pastry, State Paper Office 2,351 County Rates, expenses of Prosecutions 98,000 Commissioners Criminal law .. ' 3,400 Polish refugees 13,000 1,158 Table Deckers, &c. .. 9,938 Men . . 2| Secretary, Paymaster of the Household, Knights Marshals, Marshalmen, and Ex- Wednesday If Ecclesiastical Commissioners (England) 3,000 Conde de Povoa (Sampayo) .. .. 37,667 Clerks, Office Keepers, and Messengers 2,920 penses of the Marshalsea Prison.. .. 1,924 Womon. ll 2§ Poor law commissioners .. .. 62,849 Steam Navigation to India ,. .. 50,000 Ranger of Windsor Home Park .. ,. 500 Chaplains 3,535 Commissioners for preventing traffic in Justices in Slave Colonies .. .. 58,700 Allowances in lieu of Table Money .. 1,676 Superannuations and Bounties .. .. 6.365 Men , . slaves .. 15,000 Education in Slave Colonies .. 30,0u0 Thursday Consuls abroad 105,831 St. Helena 14,500 Women. Factory inspectors (Government spies) 9,000 Expedition to the Niger (river in Africa) 51,263 MASTER OF THE HORSE S ESTABLISHMENT. n £ £ Men . . 14 WORKING MEN OF ENGLAND;—Compare the forgoing Dietary table for poor paupers, with ths Master of the Horse .. .. * .. .. 2,500 Inspector and Veterinary Surgeon .. 600 Friday . n ‘‘Dietary Allowances,” to the rich male and female tax-eaters. Which of you, even the most Chief and Clerk Marshal.. .. 1,000 Equerry of Crown Stables ...... 445 Women, 12 Four 3,000 Master of Buckhounds .. .. 1,700 n fortunate, can tell, to-day, what misfortune or sickness may overtake you to-morrow 1 Is it Four Pages of Honour 460 Coachmen,Grooms, Footmen, &c. ..12,563 not, then, your interest, as well as your duty, to use every (legal) MEANS to put an end to this Men . . cold-blooded system of STARVATION for the crime of POVERTY 1—poverty, too, m 99 cases out of Secretaw arid Clerks of Stables .. . , 1,500 Superannuation Allowances ...... 2,766 Saturday U Women, 1 every 100, directly produced by the ignorant or wicked legislation of those who arrogate to them- Ail the]'tregoing are entirely distinct from the sums paid for the household of Prince Albert. selves the right of making the laws which you are called upon to obey, without being permitted to have a voice in the election, either of those men who make, or those who administer these MILITARY SALARIES AND CHARGES. Infirm persons, and those above 70 years of age, to be allowed loz. of Tea, with Milk, 7oz, laws. Let your watchword then he ‘‘ UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE!” which alone will or Citf £ £ of Sugar, and 31 ounces of Butter, instead of Gruot, weekly. , ,ir ensure the just reward of labour, and the due protection of we&lUi. 51 Generals .. 21,852 4803 Half-pay Officers receive .. 517,000 Children under 10 years of age to he dieted at discretion; after9 till 16, to he dieted as Women. 71 Lieutenant-Generals 36,280 571 Half-pay Foreign Officers receive 07,000 Sick, according to the orders of the Medical officers. 96 -Generals .. 40.723 2967 Widows of Officers, Pensions 143,942 Refractory, to he allowed 16o*. of Bread, with Water, per diem- Retired Officers receive full pay .. 57.090

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