BEAUTIES OF ARISTOCRACY.
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BEAUTIES OF ARlSTOCRACY


The following article from an English pa
per exhibits the beauties of that "stupendous
fabric of human invention" the British Co.
vernment.-The incomes of some of the
British bishops, those humble followers OF
Christ, are said to be equal to the duke OF
Wellington's.


The Duke of Wellington's pensionis 6 IL,
531; this is an addition to E7OO,OOO grant
ed him in money, the interest only of which
is & 1000; besides this he is Field Mar
shall; Colonel of regiment of Horse and of
Foot; Colonel in Chief of Engineers Colo
mel in Chief of Artillery; Lord Lieutenant
of Southampton Lord Lieutenant of the
Tower Hamlets High Constable Of the
Tower; Governor of Dover Castle, and
Lord Warden of the Cinque ports Com
missioner for Indian affairs-these Offices pro-
duce G26,OOO, with several sources of emol-
ument and patronage enormous. To his
many titles the Duke may add Commander
of the House of Lords, and Dictator of the
House of Commons.