Irish Parliament Annuities.

The following is the list of the annuities voted by the parlia ment of Ireland, to the several persons under-named, for their respective lives, to the amount affixed to their respective names, net, without any deduction or abatement whatsoever, as a compensation for their respective losses by reason of the discontinuance of their emoluments or offices as officers or attendants of the two houses of parliament.

1. s. d. 3973 3 4

John, Earl of Clare, lord chancellor, speaker
John, Earl of Mayo, chairman of the committees 1443 6 O
Edmond Henry, Lord Glentworth, clerk of the
crown in chancery

379 10 2705 16 O

964 9 9

William Meek, Esq. clerk of the parliament
Thomas Lindsay, Esq. usher of the black rod
Edward Westby, Thomas Walker, Wm. Hornn,

and S. King, Esqs. masters in chancery, each Joseph Gayer, Esq. deputy clerk of the parliament Thomas Bourchier, Esq. deputy clerk of the crown in chancery

Joseph Gregg, Esq. clerk of assizes

Joseph Griffith, Esq. reading clerk

Henry Minchin, Esq. serjeant at arms
Richard C. Smith, jun. Esq. committee clerk
Edward Fenner, Esq. journal clerk
B. Connor, Esq. yeoman usher
W. Walker, Esq. add. clerk

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T. R. O'Flaherty, clerk in the parliament office
W. Corbett, door-keeper to the speaker's chamber
C. W. Jolly, J. Polden, P. Martin, W. Graham,
P. Thompson, and G. Payn, door-keepers, each
P. Long, W. Cavendish, M. Quinan, and J. To-
bin, messengers, each

Mrs. Albini Taylor, keeper of the parliament
house

Mary Foster, house-keeper

Mary Anne Foster, house maid

Sir Chichester Fortescue, Ulster king at arms
Philip O'Bryen, gate-keeper

Richard Taylor, keeper of the speaker's chamber Henry Welbore, Viscount Clifden, clerk of the council

Henry Upton, Esq. deputy do.

Jos. Patrickson, Esq. deputy clerk, usher of the council-chamber, and solicitor for turnpike-bills

105

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92 2 8

91 13 9

877 18 9

472 18 11

30 9 6

Mr. William M'Kay, assistant clerk of the council
John Ebbs and Elizabeth Grant, door-keeper and
council-office keeper

John Dwyer, Esq. secretary to the lord chancellor
John Beresford, Esq. purse bearer to do.
Andrew Bowen, water porter

Right Honourable John Foster, speaker of the
House of Commons

Henry Alexander, Esq. chairman of the commit.
tees of supply and ways and means

Sir G. Fitzgerald Hill, Bart, clerk of the house
Edward Cooke, clerk of the house in reversion
John M'Clintock and William F. M'Clintock,
Esqs. serjeants at arms, including 100% on the
civil list

Edward Tresham, clerk assistant

G. F. Winstanley, and Jonathan Rogers, committee clerks, each

D. Ellis, superin. engrossing clerk

C. H. Tandy, engrossing clerk

T. Richardson, assistant do.

William Ratferty, clerk in the chief clerks office,
clerk of the minutes, and clerk of the fees.
H. Coddington, Esq. deputy serjeant at arms.
James Corry, Esq. clerk of the journals and re-

cords

John Smith, assistant do.

R. Connor, attending clerk

Mr. Hume, clerk of the brief

470 O

350 0

John Judd, assistant clerk in the chief clerk's office
I. L. Foster, Esq. speaker's secretary

G. Dunleavy, messenger

R. Burnside and R. Fleming, back-door keepers,

each

John Dogherty, and D. Smith, messengers, each
L. Dunlevey, R. Grace, R. Garland, E. Byrne,

D. Brenan, H. Gahan, J. Brown, A. Carson,
P. Ferrall, J. Morley, G. Shirley, M. Dalton,
and J. King, each

J. Banen, do.

W. Brown, distributor of votes

Sarah Connor, house-keeper

John Kennedy and John Walker, front door

keepers, each

Mary Connor, house attendant

T. Seavers, fire-lighter

Lord Viscount Glentworth, clerk of the crown and hanaper

T. Bouchier, deputy do.

John Beresford, Esq. purse bearer to the lord chancellor

Mrs. Albini Taylor, keeper of the parliament house

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