Liveries No. III. Expenditure of the Master of the Horse's Department. .... .................. .... ...... 51,932 Deduct Proceeds of useless Horses sold Net Expense 51,017 Master of the Horse's Office, 1st Sept. 1830. ...... ... 1,217 1820. 1823. 1826. 702 1,906 143 165 838 99 152 165 120 48 ..... .... .... The expenses of his late Majesty's journey to Ireland ditto . 48 208 158 121 105 439 576 1,487 652 2,126 621 3,673 400 .. No. IV. An Account of the Application of the Monies paid from Admiralty Droits, Gibraltar Duties, and other Funds than Civil List, at the disposal of the Crown, between 1820 and 1830. 1829. £ 7,560 6,308 .. 1,108 1,251 40,994 1,226 39,768 R. W. SPEARMAN. £ 58,261 21,439 13,206 92,906 These expenses are such as water-rent, pew-rent, sand, wheeler's work, sweeping chimneys, blacking, spirits of wine, and in short all articles not included in the foregoing heads. The disbursements included in the charge for travelling expenses are those of the clerks of the stables, for women employed to clean the stable-servants' rooms, make the beds, &c. and the allowances to servants in lieu of hairpowder, wigs, and silk stockings. Brought over. £ 92,906 54,947 The expense of fitting up the state rooms at St. James's The amount issued by his late Majesty's command as contributions to 17,648 10,000 The expense of furniture purchased for Windsor Castle of Clarence Of the foregoing Amount, there was applied, To Privy Purse 9,166 The amount advanced to the executors of H. R. H. the Duke of York.. 6,440 326,055 ... Services conducted by the Lord Chamberlain . Lord Steward... Master of the Horse ... Whitehall, Treasury Chambers, 26th October, 1830. 13 ... 7,113 10,083 86,573 For the Journey to Hanover For expenses connected with the Journey to Ireland, incurred by the To the Executors of H. R. H. the Duke of York Duchess of Kent Princess Victoria for education.... .£ 86,573 17,648 110,024 46,956 14,459 22,080 13,206 1,011 7,653 6,440 £326,055 GEO. R. DAWSON. No. V. ROYAL FAMILY. Return of all Sums of Money paid from the consolidated Fund to the several Branches of the Royal Family, exclusive of the Civil List.Parl. Paper, No. 186, Sess. 1831. Pension. Granted. 6,000.. 58 Geo. III. 6,000.. 6 Geo. IV.* By an act of the Session of 1831 an additional annuity of £10,000 is granted to the Duchess of Kent; £4000 thereof to be paid during the life of her royal highness, and £6000 during the life of the Princess Victoria. The provision for the queen, by 1 and 2 Will. IV., c. 11, in case she survives the king, is an annuity of £100,000; also Marlborough House and the rangership of Bushy Park. Expenditure for the building, which has already received the sanction of parliament Additional sum which has been sanctioned for additional works by the report of the select committee in 1830, is .... .... ... 46 Geo. III. 47 Geo. III. 18 Geo. III. {1 Geo. IV. 15,000.. 6,000.. 6 Geo. IV. 146 Geo. II. 47 Geo. III. 6,000.. 15,000.. 518 Geo. III. {1 Geo. IV. S 46 Geo. III. 47 Geo. III. 518 Geo. III. 6,000.. 15,000.. 1 Geo. IV. 6,000.. 1 Geo. IV. 46 Geo. III. 14,000.. 47 Geo. III. 9,000.. 52 Geo. III. S50 Geo. III. 4,000.. 1 Geo. IV. * 9,000.. 52 Geo. III. 56 Geo. III. 4,000.. {1 Geo. IV. 9,000.. 52 Geo. III. 4.000..{ 56 Geo. III. 1 Geo. IV. 9,000.. 52 Geo. III. 4,000..56 Geo. III. TOTAL...... .£210,000 No. VI. WINDSOR CASTLE AND BUCKINGHAM PALACE. Windsor Castle. 6,000..{ .... 50,000.. 56 Geo. III. † 7,000.. S 46 Geo. III. 47 Geo. III. £594,000 0 0 0 177,000 0 771,000 0 0 For the building In case of the demise of any of the four princesses, or upon the marriage of any one of them, on the payment of a marriage portion of £40,000, the interest of such princess so dying or being married shall cease, and the annuity of £36,000 shall accrue and remain in the three other princesses; but none of the above princesses can receive more than £12,000 each, under the provisions of the Act 52 Geo III. c. 57, s. 2. The Duchess of Gloucester and the Princess of Hesse Hombourg receive, in addition to their annuities out of the consolidated fund, a pension of £1000 each out of the 4 per cent. Leeward Island duties.-Parl. Paper, No. 284, Sess. 1831. + Prince Leopold resigned his pension in July, on accepting the crown of Belgium; stipulating for annuities for his servants, and the keeping up of Claremont House. Master of the Hawks The Clerk of the Hanaper (expenses) 280,670 9 2 33,500 0 1,084,170 9 2 894,500 0 0 190,670 9 2 The Chief Justices in Eyre are to be abolished on the expiration of existing interests. 63,670 9 2 100,000 0 0 63,670 9 2 163,670 9 2 Parliamentary Paper, No. 271. No. VII. ANCIENT PAYMENTS heretofore charged on the Civil List of England, Ireland, and Scotland, but now payable out of the Consolidated Fund: with Notes on the Origin of some of these Annuities. 127,000 0 0 King James II. by Letters Patent, dated 5th July, in the third year of his reign, granted to Charles Duke of St. Alban's, and the heirs male of his body, the offices of master and keeper of the Hawks of his said Majesty, his heirs and successors, after the decease of Thomas Felter and William Chiffinch, who then held those offices, and with the same allowances as were enjoyed by them, viz. £30 per month of twenty-eight days, and 10s. a day; and, also, £800 per annum, that is, £50 per annum each for four Falconers, and £600 for the provision and maintenance of Hawks; in all, £1,372: 10s. 2,000 0 0 2,110 10 6 2,155 16 10 1,372 10 0 Keeper of the Lions in the Tower, including extra allowance for the maintenance of the animals.. The King having presented the Tower Menagerie to the Zoological Society, the public, in future, will be saved the salary of the keeper; also the charge for extra allowance to the animals. Knight Harbinger (to cease on expiration of the existing interest) Keeper of the Tennis Courts (to cease on expiration of existing interest) .... .... ... Keeper of Records, Tower, including Clerks.. Professor of Divinity On a perpetuity. For a Preacher Professor of Divinity Law Physic Botany.. ....... ..perpetuity .ditto.... Physic. University of Cambridge; viz. ... ..ditto. .ditto. ....ditto.. .ditto.. Emanuel College, Cambridge, perpetuity These university endowments are royal grants, the earliest instituted by Margaret, countess of Richmond, mother of Henry VII. The professorships of history were established by George I. and the professorships of botany by George III. Dean and Chapter of Westminster, for French Ministers, Savoy Charles II. by Letters Patent, in the 27th year of his reign, granted an annuity of £100, to be paid for ever, to the poor Ministers of the Isle of Man, out of the Hereditary Excise. Bishop of Chester, for four Preachers... Queen Elizabeth established four Preachers in the county of Lancaster, to be nominated by the Bishop of Chester for the time being. Letters of Privy Seal have been issued at the commencement of each reign ever since for the payment of £200 per annum to the Bishop of Chester, for the use of these Preachers. ....... Vicar of the Tower..... .perpetuity.. Churchwardens of St. John the Baptist, for the Poor, perpetuity Ditto........St. Magnus .ditto......ditto.. Schoolmaster of Southwell, perpetuity ... The first grant to this Corporation was dated A.D. 1481; |