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CHURCH    OF   IRELAND 


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Financial  Progress  and  present  Condition 


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ST.- PATRICK,   DUBLIN: 

BEING  A  REPORT  OF  THE  CATHEDRAL  BOARD  FOR  THE  FOUR 

YEARS  ENDED  31st  DECEMBER,  1S77  : 

WITH  A  STATEMENT  OF  ACCOUNTS  FOR  1877. 


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DUBLIN: 

PRINTED   AT   THE    UNIVERSITY    PRESS, 

BY  PONSONBY  AND  MURPHY. 

1878. 

Price  Sixpence. 


CHURCH    OF   IRELAND. 


A    SKETCH 


Financial  Progress  and  present  Condition 


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ST.    PATRICK,    DUBLIN: 

BEING  A  REPORT  OF  THE  CATHEDRAL  BOARD  FOR  THE  FOUR 

YEARS  ENDED  31st  DECEMBER,   1877  : 

WITH  A  STATEMENT  OF  ACCOUNTS  FOR  1877. 


DUBLIN: 

PRINTED   AT   THE    UNIVERSITY    PRESS, 

BY  PONSONBY  AND  MURPHY. 

1878. 


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§*au  autr  Chanter, 

Dean. — Very  Rev.  John  West,  d.  d.,  v.  g. 
Precentor. — Very  Rev.  H.  H.  Dickinson,  d.  d. 
Chancellor. — Rev.  George  Salmon,  d.  d.,  d.  c.  l.,  f.  r.  s. 
Treasurer. — Rev.  George  Longfield,  d.  d.,  f.  t.  c.  d. 
Archdeacon  of  Dublin. — Ven.  WILLIAM  LEE,  D.  D. 


Prebendaries : — 


Cualaun, .     . 

Swords,    . 

Yagoe,      .     . 

St.  Audoen's, 

Mulhuddart, 

Castleknock, 

Tassagard,    . 

Maynooth, 

Rathmichael, 

Monmohenock, 

Clonmethan, 

Donaghmore, 

Dunlavin, 

Tipper,     . 

Newcastle 

Kilmactalway 

Stagonil   . 

Howth 

Timothan 

Wicklow  . 

Tipperkevin 


[Armagh], 
[Dublin], 
[Meath], 
[Cashel], 
[Tuam],  . 
[Ossory], 
[Deity],  . 
[Cork],  . 
[Down], . 
[Killaloe], 


Archbishop  of  Dublin. 
Rev.  Thomas  Twigg,  M.  A. 
Rev.  Henry  H.  J.  Westby,  D.  D. 
Rev.  Alexander  Leeper,  D.  d. 
Rev.  George  Ayres,  M.  A. 
Rev.  Ralph  Sadleir,  D.  d. 
Rev.  W.  J.  Thornhill,  M.  A. 
Rev.  Robert  W.  Whelan,  m.  a. 
Rev.  J.  George  Scott,  M.  A. 
Rev.  Albert  I.  Mac  Donogh,  D.  D. 
Rev.  R.  Travers  Smith,  B.  D. 
Rev.  T.  Romney  Robinson,  D.  D. 
Rev.  Joseph  F.  Peacocke,  M.  a. 
Ven.  Charles  P.  Reichel,  D.  D. 
Ven.  Robert  Bell,  d.  d. 
Ven.  Hamilton  Townsend,  b.  a. 
Very  Rev.  W.  Smyth  King,  M.  A. 
Very  Rev.  James  Byrne,  M.  A. 
Rev.  Henry  Jellett,  D.  D. 
Rev.  William  Mac  Ilwaine,  d.  d. 
v.  William  B.  Chester,  M.  A. 


Resident  Preacher.— Rev.  Henry  Finlayson,  M.  A. 
Registrar.— Robert  Cooper,  B.  A. 


B 


84U. 


(      4     ) 

1.  Rev.  Henry  Finlayson,  M.  A.  (Honorary). 

2.  Very  Rev.  Augustus  W.  West,  m.  A.  (Honorary). 

3.  Rev.  Alfred  T.  Harvey,  M.  A. 


Dean's  Vicar, Rev.  Henry  Finlayson,  M.  A. 

Precentor's  Vicar, ;  Rev.  John  R.  Tarleton,  M.  A. 

,  Deputy, Rev.  Henry  Finlayson,  M.  A. 

Succentor, Rev.  Alfred  T.  Harvey,  M.  A. 

Chancellor's  Vicar, Rev.  Henry  Rooke,  m.a.  (Honorary) 

Archdeacon  of  Dublin's  Vicar,      .     .     .  Rev.  John  L.  Irwin,  M.  A. 

„  „     ,  Deputy,  Rev.  Alfred  T.  Harvey,  M.  A. 


Benjamin  Mullen. 
Joseph  Robinson. 
George  Gray. 


John  Dunne,  Mus.  D. 
John  Hemsley. 
Thomas  Gick. 
Edward  Peele,  M.  D. 
Richard  W.  Smith. 


Samuel  Dobbin. 

Sir  Robert  P.  Stewart,  Mus.  D. 

John  O'Rorke. 


Walter  Bapty. 
T.  Grattan  Kelly. 
J.  H.  Weldon. 
Henry  Lane. 


Organist  and  Choir  Master,     ....  Wm.  Murphy,  Mus.  B. 

Master  of  Boys, T.  Grattan  Kelly. 

Warden  of  Grammar  School,  ....  Rev.  Alfred  T.  Harvey,  M.  A. 

Master  of  Grammar  School,     ....  Alexander  Smith. 

Verger, Richard  M.  Carnegie. 

Sexton, Charles  A.  Kelly. 


Amateur  ®boir. 
Secretary. — J.  A.  Campion. 


Amateur  Society  of  Change  finger* 
Secretary. — John  Briscoe  Cherry,  B.  A 


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^rrlntfct. 

James  F.  Fuller,  f.  r.  I.  B.  A.,  F.  s.  A. 


(elected  for  three  years,  ending  may,  1878.) 


Clerical. 

Dean, 

Precentor, 

Dean's  Vicar, 

Succentor, 

Rev.  Canon  Westby,  D.  D. 

Rev.  Canon  Leeper,  D.  D. 

Rev.  Canon  Mac  Donogh,  D.  D. 

Rev.  Canon  Scott,  M.  a. 


Lay. 

Sir  Arthur  E.  Guinness,  Bt.,M.P.,  d.  l. 
Edward  Cecil  Guinness,  m.  a.,  d.  l. 
John  Hatchell,  M.  A.,  J.  P. 
George  Batlersby,  ll.d.,  q.  c,  j.  p. 
James  N.  Davis,  M.  A.,  j.  P. 
Chetwood  Hamilton. 
Alexander  E.  M'Clintock. 
Charles  Cannon,  j.  p. 


Secretary. — William  Edward  Ellis,  11,  Trinity  College,  Dublin. 


The  Act  of  the  General  Synod,  1872,  chapter  V.,  which  altered 
the  former  connexion  between  St.  Patrick's  Cathedral  and  the 
Diocese  of  Dublin,  entrusted  to  the  Cathedral  Board  the  general 
management  and  financial  arrangements  of  the  Cathedral,  together 
with  the  appointment  and  payment  of  the  choirmen  and  lay  officers 
— excepting  the  Verger. 

The  Board  consists  of  the  Dean,  the  Precentor,  the  Dean's 
Vicar,  and  the  Succentor,  together  with /our  other  members  elected 
in  every  third  year  by  the  Dean  and  Chapter  out  of  their  own 
number,  and  eight  laymen  elected  in  like  manner  at  the  same  time 
by  the  Synodsmen  and  Registered  Vestrymen  of  the  Cathedral. 

The  funds  at  the  disposal  of  the  Cathedral  Board  consist  of — 

I.  The  Annual  Income  from  ordinary  sources  applicable  to 
current  expenses. 

II.  The  Interest  on  the  Capital  of  the  Stipend  Fund — 
designed  to  provide  for  the  permanent  maintenance  of  the  Cathedral 

B    2 


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after  the  loss  of  the  services  of  the  present  annuitants — Clergy, 
Vicars-Choral,  and  Choirmen — whose  average  age  is  now  57. 

III.  The  Interest  on  the  Balances  left  by  the  Composi- 
T1  >ns  of  the  Clergy  of  the  Cathedral. 


I. — The  Annual  Income. 
This  is  derived  from — 

1.  Annual  Subscriptions  and  Collections. 

2.  Offertory  and  Box  Collections. 

3.  Diocesan  Contributions. 

1.  The  Annual  Subscriptions  consist  in  great  measure  of  contri- 
butions from  persons  wishing  to  be  qualified  for  registration  as 
Vestrymen  by  an  annual  subscription  of/'i  from  an  accustomed 
member  of  the  congregation,  or  of  £$  from  any  other  adult 
member  of  the  Church  of  Ireland.  The  Cathedral  Board  have 
exerted  themselves  to  increase  the  number  of  such  subscribers,  but 
they  have  barely  succeeded  in  filling  up  the  gaps  caused  by  the 
removal  of  old  supporters.  The  amount  received  annually  under 
this  head  has  been  as  follows  : — 


1  as  follows 

: — 

1873,   • 

.  .£422  3 

0 

1874,   . 

•  •  359  6 

0 

1875,   • 

•  •  3°6  J3 

0 

1876,   . 

310  10 

2 

1877,   . 

.  .  346  0 

2 

These  figures  include  some  small  contributions  collected  by  the 
cards  of  a  few  friends  of  the  Cathedral. 

2.  The  Offertory  and  Box  Collections  form  the  most  important 
source  of  income.  They  have  varied  much  from  year  to  year, 
producing  on  an  average  ^690  per  annum,  in  addition  to  the 
special  collections  made  for  pious  and  charitable  purposes  outside 
the  Cathedral.  When  the  average  amount  of  the  Sunday  Offertory 
is  considered  in  connexion  with  the  numbers  who  attend  the 
services,  it  appears  that  nearly  half  the  worshippers,  especially  at 
the  Sunday  afternoon  services,  leave  the  Church  without  contri- 


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buting  anything  at  all.  Much  difficulty  is  found  by  the  collectors 
in  bringing  the  Offertory  plates  within  the  reach  of  all  at  crowded 
festival  services,  but  boxes  are  placed  in  different  parts  of  the 
Cathedral,  and  one  is  held  at  the  door.  It  is  only  reasonable  that 
those  who  wish  to  avail  themselves  of  the  Cathedral  services 
should  take  some  trouble  to  contribute  to  the  necessary  cost. 
The  amount  of  the  Offertory  collections  during  the  last  five  years 
has  been  : — 


Year. 

For  the 
Cathedral  Funds. 

For 

External  Objects. 

Total. 

1873,  •      • 

1874,  .      . 

1875,  .      . 

1876,  .      . 

1877,  ..    . 

£       *•     d. 

647      2      7 
629     4     5 
688   11    n 
695     8     7 
7J9     4     3 

£      s.    d. 
167     3     1 
380  13     0 
273     0     9 
226     7  n 
265   12  10 

£      s.    d. 
814     5     8 
1009   17     5 
961    12     8 
921    16     6 
985     7     1 

3.  Diocesan  Contributions. — When  the  Cathedral  was  made  a 
National  Institution,  and  a  right  was  given  to  each  united  diocese 
in  turn  to  elect  a  Canon  to  a  vacant  stall,  it  was  felt  that  every 
diocese  in  Ireland  became  interested  in  the  maintenance  of  the 
Cathedral ;  and  the  several  dioceses,  as  their  turn  for  election 
came  round  (and  some  of  them  before  that  time),  and  as  the  state 
of  their  diocesan  funds  permitted,  have  contributed  to  the  annual 
income.     The  amount  derived  from  this  source  has  been — 


£ 

s.    d 

In  1873,       .     . 

Nil. 

„    1874,       .     . 

100 

0     0 

,,   '875,       .     . 

170 

'3     4 

„    1876,       .     . 

.    .   280 

13    10 

„   1877,      .     . 

•     •     500 

11      8 

In  some  cases  a  stipend  has  also  been  provided  by  the  dioceses 
for  their  representative  Canons,  in  consideration  of  the  expense 
which  residential  duty  involves.     The  following  return  shows  the 


(     8     ) 

amount  of  annual  contribution  undertaken  by  the  several  dioceses 
named — (i)  for  the  maintenance  of  the  Cathedral,  and  (2)  for  the 
stipends  of  their  Canons. 


No. 


Dioceses. 


Annual  Contribution  for 


Cathedral 
Fund. 


Canon's 
Stipend. 


I. 

II. 
III. 

IV. 
V. 

VI. 
VII. 

VIII. 

IX. 
X. 

XI. 
XII. 


Armagh, ^30    o    o\ 

Clogher, 20    o    o  J 

Meath, 

Deny  and  Raphoe, 

Down,  Connor,  and  Dromore,      .     .     .     .     . 

Kilmore,      \ 

Elphin,         >  [do  not  yet  contribute]. 

Ardagh,        ) 

KuTla  and  Achonry,    }  Edo  not  yet  contribute]. 

Dublin,  Glandelagh,  and  Kildare,     .... 

Ossory, ^16  13     4  > 

Ferns, 16  13     4 

Leighlin, 16  13     4  ) 

Cashel  and  Emly, ^"25     o    o  | 

Waterford  and  Lismore,      .     .     .     25     o    oj 

Cork,  Cloyne,  and  Ross, 

Killaloe,  East  [does  not  yet  contribute].     .     . 

Killaloe,  West,  and  Kilfenora, 

Clonfert  and  Kilmacduagh  [does  not  yet  con- 
tribute]. 

Limerick, ^20     o     o ) 

Ardfert  and  Aghadoe,    .     .     .     .     20    o     o  J 


^"50 

67  (*) 
50(c) 

5° 


100  (d) 

SO 

50 


40 


{  ^50  (a) 
33 


14 


(a)  If  the  Canon  belong  to  that  part  of  the  united  diocese. 

(b)  Including  ^25  Subscription  from  the  Lord  Bishop  of  Meath. 

(c)  Whenever  Diocesan  Funds  permit.     Paid  in  1877. 

(d)  The  Interest  on  an  Accumulative  Fund,  which  yielded  in  1876,  ^23,  and 
in  1877,  _£59  lis.  8d. 


(     9     ) 

The  turns  for  the  two  united  dioceses  of  Kilmore,  Elphin,  and 
Ardagh,  and  Limerick,  Ardfert,  and  Aghadoe,  to  elect  to  the 
Cathedral,  have  not  yet  come  round. 

The  Annual  Income  is  also  entitled  to  a  fee  of  £  \  upon  the 
installation  of  each  newly  appointed  Canon. 

The  Annual  Current  Expenses  include  : — 

(i).  Stipends  for  Clerical  Vicars  and  Minor  Canons  (as 
they  may  be  appointed),  and  of  Choirmen — a  charge  which  will 
continually  increase  as  vacancies  occur  in  the  ranks  of  annui- 
tants. 

(2).  Salaries  for  the  Choristers  and  the  cost  of  their 
Grammar  School  and  Musical  Education. 

(3).  Salaries  for  the  Cathedral  Officers,  most  of  whom 
compounded  their  annuities,  leaving  balances  in  the  capital  of  the 
Stipend  Fund,  and  receiving  salaries  for  the  continued  discharge 
of  their  duties. 

(4).  Repairs  of  the  fabric,  Heating  and  Light. 

(5).  The  various  Miscellaneous  Expenses  of  the  Cathedral. 

The  amount  of  these  expenses  under  these  several  heads  has 
been  for  the  last  five  years  as  follows  : — 


1873- 

1874. 

1875- 

1876. 

1877. 

Stipend  of  Clergymen, 
,,         Choirmen, .     . 

Salaries  of  Choristeis, 
,,         Officers,      .     . 

Miscellaneous,    .... 

Total,    .     . 

£      s.    d 
16     5     0 

352  18    6 

78  15     0 

275     0    0 

272  18    5 

2<J7     5     4 

£      s.   d. 
144  14    0 

422    6    8 

85    0    0 

338  14    8 

267  10    5 

290    4    8 

£     s.   d. 
133    3    0 
420  17    0 

85     7     6 
334  1;     ' 
340    6     2 
408    5     4 

£     s.  d. 

91  5  6 
573  12     0 

QO  0  0 
341     2     0 

255     9     1 
288     1  11 

£     s.  d. 
25    4    0 

576    4    6 

75    0    0 

357  15  10 

356     «     4 

336  13     0 

£1263    2    3 

£1668  10  5 

£1722  12    1 

£1630  11    6 

£1727    5   8 

Comparison  of  Annual  Income  with  Current  Expenses. 

If  all  who  make  use  of  the  Cathedral  were  regular  contributors 
to  the  funds,  the  Annual   Income  would   provide  a  considerable 


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IO 


) 


addition  to  the  capital  of  the  Stipend  Fund  after  all  the  current 
expenses  had  been  met ;  but  in  each  succeeding  year  since  the 
system  was  brought  into  working  order  it  has  been  necessary  to 
draw  upon  the  revenue  of  the  Stipend  Fund  to  meet  the  deficiency 
of  the  Annual  Income.  The  deficiency  on  this  account,  in  1875, 
amounted  to  ^555   13^.  iod.,  and  in  1876,  to  ^384  7^.  od. 

The  statement  for  1877  is  as  follows  : — 


Annual  Income. 

£    s.  d. 
Annual  Subscriptions  and  Col- 
lections,      346    o    2 

Offertory  and  Box  Collections,  73416  6 
Diocesan  Contributions,  .  .  500  11  8 
Installation  Fees, 200 

Excess  of  Expenses  over  In- 
come, taken  from  the  Stipend 
Fund, 143  17    4 

£1727    5     8 


Current  Expenses. 


£    s.  d. 


Total  Amount  of  Current  Ex- 
penses (see  above,  p.  9).    .     .  1727     5 


£1727     5     8 


II. — The  Stipend  Fund. 


This  Fund,  on  which  the  permanent  maintenance  of  the  Cathe- 
dral must  mainly  depend,  is  derived  from — 

(a).  The  balances  left  by  the  Cathedral  officers  on  their 
compounding. 

(b).  Donations  and  Bequests  received  since  the  disestablish- 
ment of  the  Church  of  Ireland ;  and  notably  of  ^3000  from 
Sir  Arthur  E.  Guinness,  Bart.,  m.  p.  ;  ^2500  from  Edward 
Cecil  Guinness,  Esq.,  d.  l.,  and  of  ^400  from  Very  Rev.  The 
Dean  of  St.  Patrick's. 

(c).  The  accumulation  of  the  interest  on  this  Fund  and  on  the 
Clerical  Composition  Balances,  after  the  deficits  on  the  balance  of 
Annual  Income  and  Current  Expenses  have  been  met. 


(  II  ) 

The  amount  of  the  Stipend  Fund  on  the  31st  December  in 
each  of  the  following  years  was  as  follows  : — 


1873,    . 

£  l6>°7°  7 

0 

1874,    . 

•  16,736  1 

3 

187s,    . 

•  i7>!75  3 

1 

1876,*  . 

•  15.447  ° 

0 

1877,   . 

•  16,345  14 

1 

Account  of  the  Stipend  Fund  for  the  Year. 


Dr. 


s.   d. 


1877.  £ 

Dec.  31.  To    Deficit   in  Annual 

Income  {vide  p.  10),     143  17    4 


Balance, 


16,345  14     1 


£16,489  11    5 


Cr. 


1877. 
Jan.  1.     By  Balance, 


i5 


Dec.  31. 


Donations,  .  .  . 
Interest  on 
Stipend 
Fund,  .  £631  15  11 
Clerical 
Compo- 
sition Ba- 
lances,     .  271  19    o 


£      s.   d. 

,447     o    o 

26  16    6 


Amount  refunded 
from  the  Guinness 
Fund,      .... 


112    o    o 


£16,489  11    5 


III. — Clerical  Composition  Balances. 

This  Fund  consists  of  the  balances  left  on  compounding  out  of 
the  Commutation  capital  of  the  late  Precentor — The  Most  Rev. 
Lord  Plunket,  d.  d.  ;  the  late  Chancellor — the  Rev.  E.  W. 
Whately;  and  the  late  Rev.  Charles  E.  Wright,  B.D.,  who  was  a 
clerical  Vicar  and  Preacher.  The  capital,  which  amounts  to 
^"6697  12s.  ^.d.,  is  still  subject  to  the  claims  of  the  commuting 
clergy  throughout  Ireland,  and  cannot  be  drawn  from  the 
hands  of  the  Representative  Body.  The  interest,  amounting  to 
^271  igs.  od.,  is  placed  at  the  disposal  of  the  Cathedral  Board 
for  Cathedral  sustentation  purposes,  and  has  generally  been 
added  to  the  capital  of  the  Stipend  Fund.  The  annuities  extin- 
guished by  composition  amounted  to  ^"542  6s.  2d. 

*  The  great  reduction  of  the  Stipend  Fund  in  1876  arose  out  of  the  transfer  to 
the  Cathedral  of  an  annuity,  on  account  of  which  a  sum  of  £"2326  ior.  $d.  was 
paid  out  of  this  Fund,  and  a  sum  of  £"2525  IU.  §d.  was  added  to  the  Cathedral 
Commutation  capital  {vide  p.  13). 


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12 


Deanery  Endowment  Fund. 

In  April  1874,  the  General  Synod  authorised  the  Representative 
Body  to  allocate  the  interest  on  a  sum  of  ^"5000 — being  a  part  of 
the  unappropriated  balance  of  the  Private  Endowment  Fund — 
towards  the  endowment  of  the  Deanery  of  St.  Patrick's,  provided 
that  within  a  year  a  like  sum  should  be  raised  for  this  purpose. 
This  condition  was  subsequently  modified  into  the  expression  of  a 
hope  that  every  effort  should  be  made  to  secure  an  adequate 
income  for  future  Deans.  The  Fund,  as  it  now  stands,  consists  of 
the  contributions  received  since  the  account  was  opened,  together 
with  the  accumulation  of  interest  thereon,  and  on  the  ^"5000 
during  the  same  period.  The  progress  of  the  Fund  may  be  traced 
as  follows  : — 


Credited  in 

Contributions. 

Interest. 

Total. 

1874.    •     •  •  

1875 

1876 

1877,    

Total,    . 

£      s.   d. 
1109  10    0 

879  14    0 

48  13     2 

24    6    0 

£     s.  d. 
207  14    6 

281  16    2 

299  16    3 

313     9     8 

£      s.  d. 
1317    4    6 

1161  10    2 

348    9    S 

337  IS     8 

£2062    3     2 

£1102  16    7 

£3164  19    9 

Commutation   Capital. 

The  commutation  capital  connected  with  the  Cathedral  con- 
sists of  what  now  remains  of  the  commutation  money  of  such  of 
the  Clergy,  Vicars-Choral,  and  Members  of  the  Choir  as  were 
awarded  life  annuities  under  the  Irish  Church  Act.  The  sum 
originally  received  by  the  Representative  Body  amounted  to 
£b$,i']3  9$-  5^-,  chargeable  with  annuities  amounting  to 
^5165  11s.  8d.  ;  but  this  has  been  greatly  reduced  (1)  by  com- 
position, £2910  19s.  3d.  having  been  paid  to  compounders,  and 
£6697  12s.  \d.  transferred  to  Clerical  Composition  Balances  Fund 
{vide  p.  11  );  (2)  by  advances  to  the  annuitants  on  terms  mutually 
advantageous  to  them  and  to  the  Cathedral,  rendering  this  capital 
more  secure — advances  amounting  to  ^10,700,  having  extin- 
guished annuities  amounting  to  ^"846  3s.  id. ;  and  (3)  by  the 
payment  of  the  annuities;  for  while  the  interest  to  the  31st  Dec, 
1876,  amounted  to  /"8001  gs.  yl.,  the  annuities  paid  during  the 
same    period    amounted    to    ^"17,467    11s.     lod.      The   annuities 


(      13     ) 

hargeable    have,    in   addition,    been    reduced   to   the    extent    of 
"261   3J.  3d.  by  the  deaths  of  annuitants,  viz.  : — 

Ven.  C.  Wolseley,  Archdeacon  of  Glandelagh  ; 

Dr.  Francis  Robinson,  Lay  Vicar-Choral ; 

Mr.  William  Topham,  Choirman  ; 
o  that  the  balance  on  the  31st  December,  1876,  was  ^37,924  6s.  8d., 
nd  the  annuities  then  payable  amounted  to  ^"3637   igs.  zd. 

The  following  Table  exhibits  the  above-mentioned  transactions, 
nd  shows  the  effect  of  the  year  1877  upon  the  commutation  capi- 
al  and  the  annuities  charsreable  thereon  : — 


ANNUITIES. 


Original  Commutation  of  Ecclesiastical  per- 
sons (Clergy  and  Choirmen)  of  Cathedral, 

Add  to  Capital : — 

Interest  thereon  for  broken  periods,   and 
up  to  31st  December,  1876,     .... 


£     *•    *■ 

5165  11     8 


£        s.  d. 
65,173     9    5 


800 1     9     3 


Total,     .     .     . 
^2910  19     3 


Deduct  from  Capital : — 
(1).  Compositions  paid,  . 
(2).  Composition  balances 

transferred,  .  .  .  6697  12  4 
(3).  Advances  made,  .  10,700  o  o 
(4).  Annuities      paid     for 

broken  periods,  and 

upto3istDec,  1876,   17,467  11   10 


73,174  18     8 


Deduct  from  Annuities  : — 
Those  extinguished — 
(1).  By  Compositions, 
(2).  By  Advances, 
(3).  By  Deaths,      .     . 


Add  :- 


^"542  6  2 
846  3  1 
261     3     3 


37-776 


1649  12     6 


Transfer  from  Dublin  Diocese,  on  account 
of  change  of  duty, 


Balance  31ST  December,  1876 
Add  to  Capital : — 

Interest  thereon  during  1877,      .     .     . 

Total,     .     . 
Deduct  from  Capital : — 

Annuities  paid  during  1877,   . 
Deduct  from  Annuities  : — 

Annuity  extinguished  by  the  death  of  Rev 
Geo.  DeButts,  M.  A.,  Minor  Canon, 


/'35I5   19     2 


122    o    o 


,£35>398  15 


2525  " 

^3637  19     2  ,^37,924     6 

1494     7 


39,418  14    o 
3613     9     6 


97   [8 


Balance  3 1  st December,  1877,     Z354°    r    2  /-35>8o5    4    6 


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Guinness  Choir  Improvement  Scheme. 

Early  in  1876  Sir  Arthur  E.  Guinness,  Bart.,  m.  p.,  and  Edward 
Cecil  Guinness,  Esq.,  d.  l.,  informed  the  Cathedral  Board  of 
their  intention  to  contribute  a  sum  of  /'soo  per  annum,  to  be 
expended  in  such  a  manner  as  to  be  generally  beneficial  to  the 
Cathedral  without  relieving  the  Members  of  the  Church  of  Ireland 
of  the  duty  of  maintaining  their  National  Cathedral  in  the  ordinary 
way.  At  the  request  and  with  the  assistance  of  the  generous 
donors,  a  scheme  was  drawn  up  with  a  view  to  the  increased  de- 
velopment of  a  School  of  Sacred  Music  in  connexion  with  the 
Cathedral,  and  chiefly  by  means  of  the  Choristers'  School  and 
the  Amateur  Choir.  The  improvements  provided  for  included 
the  following  : — 

1.  Removal  of  the  Grammar  School  to  better  premises. 

2.  Accommodation  for  boarding  Choristers  and  Probationers. 

3.  Extra  Choristers/lips,  at  increased  salaries. 

4.  An  Exhibition  in  Trinity  College,  connected  with  the  Gram- 

mar School. 

5.  Better  Instruction  in  Singing  for  Choristers   and  Amateur 

Choir. 

6.  Free  Instruction  in  Piano  and  Organ  for  six  boys. 

7.  Appointment  of  three  Choral  Exhibitioners  and  three  Choral 

Assista?its,  from  the  Amateur  Choir,  to  receive  special  in- 
struction in  Singing,  and  to  assist  in  the  Choir  on  certain 
specified  occasions. 

8.  Appointment  of  extra  Choirmen — one  Tenor  and  one  Bass. 

9.  Establishment  of  a  Weekly  Rehearsal. 

A  Sub-Committee  was  appointed  to  carry  into  effect  this  scheme, 
and  their  efforts  have  already  been  attended  with  great  success,  as 
is  evidenced  by  the  great  improvement  during  the  past  year  in  all 
the  services  of  the  Cathedral,  but  especially  in  those  of  Sunday 
morning  and  Saturday  afternoon.     This  is  only  an  earnest  of  what 


(     15     ) 

may  be  expected  from  the  continuous  operation  of  the  scheme,  by 
which  so  great  advantages  are  made  available  for  the  Choristers 
and  the  Members  of  the  Amateur  Choir. 

It  is  to  be  understood  that  the  aid  thus  given  to  the  Cathedral 
is  limited  to  the  objects  above  specified,  which  are  not  included  in 
the  ordinary  work  of  the  Cathedral,  for  the  support  of  which  the 
Board  must,  as  usual,  depend  upon  the  voluntary  contribution  of 
the  Members  of  the  Church  of  Ireland. 


St.  Patrick's  National  Catfrcbral,  Inblut. 


LIST 

OF  THE 

REGISTERED       VESTRYMEN 

For  1878, 

Statewmxt  txi  $.cctxtw*ts, 

AND 

List  of  Contributions  to  the  Cathedra/  Funds, 

FOR 

The  Year  ending  31st  December,  1877. 


(     19     ) 


The  following  are  the  names  of  the  present  Members  of  the 
Board,  with  the  Number  of  their  Attendances  at  the  44  Meetings 
held  since  their  election  in  May,  1875  : — 

I.  Ex-officio  Members. 

44.  The  Dean. — Very  Rev.  J.  West,  d.d. 
*  8.  The  Precentor. — Very  Rev.  H.  H.  Dickinson,  D.  d. 
33.   The  Dean's  Vicar. — Rev.  H.  Finlayson,  M.  A. 
39.   The  Succentor. — Rev.  A.  T.  Harvey,  M.  a. 

II.  Elected  Members. 


32.  Rev.  Canon  Westby,  d.  d., 

21.  Rev.  Canon  Leeper,  d.d., 

37.  Rev. Canon MacDonogh,  d.d. , 

25.  Rev.  Canon  Scott,  m.  a., 

2.  Sir.  A.  E.  Guinness,  Bart.,  m.  p.,  d.  l. 

1.  E.  Cecil  Guinness,  m.  a.,  d.  l., 

16.  J.  Hatchell,  m.  a.,  j.  p., 

15.  G.  Battersby,  ll.  d.,  q.  c,  j.  p., 

30.  J.  N.  Davis,  M.  a.,  j.  p., 

31.  C.  Hamilton., 

12.  A.  E.  M'Clintock.. 

•j-22.  C.  Cannon,  j.  p., 


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>•     Clerical. 


y    Lav. 


*  Appointed  Precentor  December,  1876,  since  which  20  Meetings  have  been 
held. 

t  Elected,  vice  H.  B.  Law,  deceased,  10th  November,  1875,  since  which  38 
Meetings  have  been  held. 


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Clerical. 

i.  Dean. 

2.  Chancellor. 

3.  Treasurer. 

4.  Rev.  Canon  Westby,  D.  D. 

5.  Rev.  H.  Finlayson,  M.  A. 

6.  Rev.  A.  T.  Harvey,  M.  a. 


Lay. 

1.  Right  Hon.  R.  R.Warren,  ll.d. 

2.  James  N.  Davis,  M.  A.,  j.  p. 

3.  Samuel  Bewley,  j.  p. 

4.  Thomas  Lefroy,  M.  A.,  Q.  c. 

5.  George  Battersby,  LL.D.,  Q.  C,  j.p. 

6.  John  Hatchell,  M.  A.,  j.  p. 

7.  W.  Graham  Brooke,  M.  A. 

8.  Sir  George  B.  Owens,  M.  D.,  J.  P. 

9.  Lieu^. -Colonel  Adamson. 

10.  Right  Hon.  H.  E.  Chatterton,  LL.D. 

1 1 .  Robert  Cooper,  b.  a. 

12.  Charles  Cannon,  j.  p. 


gLegistcwfc  $ t&txgmm. 


Lieut. -Colonel  Adamson. 

Henry  C.  Allen. 

Rev.  Canon  G.  Ayres,  M.  A. 

John  A.  Baker,  M.  D. 

James  B.  Ball,  D.  L. 

Right  Hon.  John  T.  Ball,  ll.d., 

Lord  Chancellor  of  Ireland. 
George  Battersby,  LL.  D.,  Q.  C,  J.  P. 
Samuel  Bewley,  J.  P. 
William  F.  Black,  J.  P. 
Edward  Blackburne,  LL.D,  Q.C.J. P. 
W.  Graham  Brooke,  M.  A. 
Maurice  Brooks,  M.  P. 
C.  Granby  Burke,  M.  c.  P.,  J.  P. 
Geo.  D.  Burtchaell,  LL.  B. 
Rev.  R.  S.  D.  Campbell,  B.  A. 
Charles  Cannon,  J.  P. 
Thomas  J.  Casey,  B.  A. 
Tankerville  Chamberlain,  M.  A. 
William  Chamney. 
Right  Hon.  H.  E.  Chatterton,  LL.D., 

Vice-  Chancellor  of  freland. 
T.  Briscoe  Cherry,  b.  a. 


22.  Richard  R.  Cherry. 

23.  Robert  Cooper,  b.  a. 

24.  Robert  Courtenay. 

25.  J.  Verschoyle  Cradock. 

26.  W.  F.  Darley,  LL.  d.,  q.c,  J.  P. 

27.  Earl  of  Dartrey,  K.  P. 

28.  James  N.  Davis,  M.  A.,  j.  p. 

29.  Duke  of  Devonshire,  K.  G. 

30.  Very  Rev.  H.  H.  Dickinson,  D.  D. 

3 1 .  Alderman  J.  Draper. 

32.  John  Du  Bedat. 

33.  Archbishop  of  Dublin. 

34.  William  Edward  Ellis. 

35.  George  Finlayson,  M.  A. 

36.  Rev.  Henry  Finlayson,  M.  A. 

37.  Rev.  Canon  J.  Finlayson,  M.  A. 

38.  Walter  H.  Frizell,  B.  A. 

39.  Alfred  T.  Frye. 

40.  J.  Ribton  Garstin,  LL.  B.,  j.  p. 

41.  Robert  F.  Gordon. 

42.  Viscount  Gough,  d.  l. 

43.  Thomas  Greene,  M.  A. 

44.  Edward  Cecil  Guinness,  M.A.,D.L. 


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) 


45.  Henry  Guinness. 

46.  Richard  S.  Guinness,  j.  p. 

47.  Sir  Arthur   E.    Guinness,    Bart., 

if.  A.,  M.  P.,  D.  L. 

48.  Major  W.  W.  Hackett. 

49.  Chetwood  Hamilton. 

50.  Hon.  Judge  Harrison,  M.  A. 

51.  Rev.  Alfred  T.  Harvey,  M.  A. 

52.  John  Hatchell,  M.  A.,  J.  P. 

53.  John  Hemsley. 

54.  Rev.  Joseph  Henry,  D.  n. 

55.  Augustus  Hill. 

56.  William  Hone. 

57.  Alan  Hornsby. 

58.  Edward  Homsby. 

59.  Rev.  Samuel  C.  Hughes,  M.  A. 

60.  Rev.  J.  H.  Jellett,  b.  d.,  s.f.t.c.d 

61.  T.  Grattan  Kelly. 

62.  William  Kemmis. 

63.  Bishop  of  Killaloe. 

64.  Ven.  S.   M.  Kyle,  D.  D.,  ll.  d., 

Archdeacon  of  Cork. 

65.  Charles  Leachman. 

66.  Charles  Leeper. 

67.  Thomas  Lefroy,  If.  A.,  Q.  c,  j.  P. 

68.  Very  Rev.  Jeffry  Lefroy,   M.  A., 

Dean  of  Dromore. 

69.  Charles  Leslie,  if.  A.,  j.  p. 

70.  J.  M.  Aylward  Lewis. 

71.  Rev.   H.  Lloyd,    d.  d.,   Provost, 

T.  C.  D. 

72.  Rev.  Thomas  Long,  m.  a. 

73.  Rev.    George    Longfield.     D.  v., 

F.  T.  c.  D.,  Treasurer. 

74.  Alexander  E.  M'Clintock. 

75.  Rev.  John  H.  MacMahon,  ll.  d. 

76.  William  Mahalm. 

77.  John  Ross  Mahon,  j.  p. 

78.  Benjamin  Mullen. 

79.  William  Murphy,  Mus.  B. 

80.  Samuel  Nalty. 

8  k  Right  Hon.  Sir  J.  Napier,  Bart., 

LL.  D. 
82.  John  H.  Nunn,  Jun..  ll.  b. 


90 
9i 

92, 
93- 
94. 
95- 
96. 

97- 
98. 

99- 
100. 

101. 
102. 
103. 
104. 

io5- 
106. 
107. 
108. 
109. 
no. 
in. 
112. 

«3- 

114. 
115. 
116. 
117. 

118. 
119. 
120. 
121. 


.  William  J.  O'Donnavan,  li  .  d. 
.  R.  B.  Oldfield. 

,   Sir  George  B.  Owens,  if.  b.,  j.  p, 
John  C.  Parkes. 
Rev.  Canon  Joseph  F.  Peacocke, 

M.  A. 
Peter  L.  Peacocke. 
Edward  Peele,  M.  D. 
Philip  R.  Pigott,  M.  A. 
Most  Rev.  Lord  Plunket,  D.  D., 

Bishop  of  Meath. 
George  Read. 
Robert  Reeves,  B.  A. 
Charles  Robinson. 
Henry  L.  Robinson,  B.  A. 
John  Robinson. 
Cecil  B.  Royse. 
Rev.  C.  D.  Russell,  m.  a. 
Rev.  Canon  R.  Sadleir,  D.  D. 
Rev.  Geo.  Salmon,  d.  d.,  f.  r.  s., 

Chancellor. 
Thomas  G.  Wills  Sandford,  D.  L. 
Samuel  Sandys,  B.  A. 
Rev.  Canon  J.  G.  Scott,  if.  A. 
Rev.  Canon  R.  T.  Smith,  b.  d. 
Fredk.  H.  Smyth,  if.  D. 
Wm.  Edward  Steele,  if.  D. 
John  Stein. 

Rev.  Canon  W.  J.  Thornhill,  M.A. 
C.  Uniacke  Townshend. 
Rev.  Sterling  Tomlinson,  if.  A. 
Henry  J.  Tweedy,  If.  D. 
Rev.  Canon  T.  Twigg,  11 .  a  . 
Rev.  Hamilton  S.  Verschoyle. 
Joseph  Walker. 
Fredk.  W.  Warren,  if.  D. 
Right  Hon.  R.  R.  Warren,  i.l.d 
Very  Rev.  John  West,  D.D.,  V.G., 

Dean. 
Wm.  Jones  Westby,  if.  a.,  d.  l. 
Bertram  C.  A.  Windle. 
Archibald  M.  Wright,  LL.  B. 
Rev.  Fredk.  R.  Wynne,  if.  A. 


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the  Commutation  Capital  has  been  diminished  by  the  excess  of 
annuities  over  interest.  The  following  statement  of  the  income 
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List  of  Contributions  to  the  Cathedral  Funds,  received 
during  the  year  ending  3  i  st  december,  i  877. 

Those  marked  with  an  asterisk  are  contributions  towards  special  objects. 

Adamson,  Lieut. -Colonel  (Sub.,  1877), 100 

"Anonymous,"  per  C.  A.  Kelly  (Sub.,  1877), 100 

Armstrong,  Serjeant,  Q.  c, 5     5° 

Ayres,  Rev.  Canon  G.,  M.  A.  (Sub.,  1877), loo 

*Baker,  John  A.,  M.  D.  (Sub.,  1877), 100 

Battersby,  George,  ll.  D.,  Q.  c,  j.  p.  (Sub.,  1877), 10    o    o 

Batty,  Espine,  M.  A.  (Sub.,  1877), 100 

*Bayly,  Miss  (Subs.,  1876  and  1877), :     .     .     .  10    o    o 

Bennett,  Mrs.  (Sub.,  1877), o  10    o 

Bewley,  Samuel,  j.  p.  (Sub.,  1877), 100 

Blackburne,  Edward.,  ll.  D.,  Q.  c,  J. p  .  (Sub.,  1877), 100 

Boyce,  Miss, 200 

Boyce,  Mrs., 100 

Brooke,  W.  Graham,  M.  A.  (Subs.,  1876  and  1877), 200 

Brooks,  Maurice,  M.  P.  (Sub.,  1877), 1     o     o 

Burke,  C.  Granby,  m.  c.  P.,  J.P.  (Sub.,  1877), 200 

Burton,  Rev.  Canon  E.  W.,  M.  A.  (Sub.,  1877), r    o    o 

fCannon,  Charles,  j.  P.  (Subs.,  1876  and  1877), 220 

Casey,  Thomas  J.,  B.  A.  (Sub.,  1877), 100 

Forward,  ^"44  17     o 

+  In  addition  to  this,  Mr.  Cannon  has  paid  during  the  present  year  (1878) 
£2  2s.  od.,  being  the  first  of  ten  annual  instalments  of  ^21  to  the  Cathedral 
funds. 


(     26     ) 

Brought  forward,  £44  17     o 

Casson,  Joseph,  j.  p., 220 

Chamberlain,  Tankerville,  M.  A.  (Sub.,  1877), 100 

Chatterton,  Right  Hon.  H.  E.,   LL.  D.,  Vice- Chancellor  of  Ireland 

(Sub.,  1877), Soo 

Cooper,  Rev.  Theodore  J.,  B.  D.,  per  Miss  Ovenden, 010 

Coston,  The  Misses  (Collection), 136 

Courtenay,  Robert  (Sub.,  1876), 100 

Cradock,  J.  Verschoyle  (Sub.,  1877) 300 

Cusack-Smith,  Miss  (Sub.,  1877), 7  10    o 

Darley,  William  F.,  ll.  D.,Q.  C,  J.  P.  (Subs.,  1876  and  1877),     .     .  200 

Dartrey,  Earl  of,  K.  P.  (Sub.,  1877), 10    o    o 

Davis,  James  N.,  M.  A.,  j.  P.  (Sub.,  1877), 500 

De  Butts,  Rev.  Geo.,  M.  A.  (the  late),  (Sub.,  1877), 200 

*Dickinson,  Very  Rev.  H.  H.,  D.  D.,  Precentor,  Dean  of  the  Chapel 

Royal  (Subs.,  1876  and  1877), 200 

Draper,  Alderman  John  (Subs.,  1876  and  1877), 200 

Dublin,  His  Grace  The  Lord  Archbishop  of  (Sub.,  1877),   ....  20    o    o 

Evans,  Mrs.  (Collection), 136 

Finlayson,  Geo.,  M.  A.  (Subs.,  1876  and  1877), 220 

Finlayson,  Rev.  Henry,  M.  A.  (Sub.,  1877), 500 

Finlayson,  Rev.  Canon  J.,  M.  A.  (Sub.,  1877), 500 

Friendly  Brothers  of  St.  Patrick  (Sub.,  1877), 500 

John  Stein  (Sub.,  1877), 200 

William  F.  Black,  j.  P.  (Sub.,  1877), 20    o    o 

Frye,  Alfred  T.,  G.  P.  o.  (Sub.,  1877), r     o    o 

Garstin,  J.  Ribton,  LL.  B.,  J.  P.  (Sub.,  1877), 100 

Gordon,  Robert  F.  (Subs.,  1876  and  1877), 500 

Gough,  Viscount,  D.  L.  (Sub.,  1877), 500 

Greene,  Rev.  R.  Saunders,  B.  A.  (Sub.,  1876) I     o    o 

(Collection), 5     3     4 

*Greene,  Thomas,  M.  A.  (Subs.,  1876  and  1876), 200 

Guinness,  Henry  (Sub.,  1877), 200 

Guinness,  Richard  S.,  J.  P.  (Sub.,  1877), 200 

Hackett,  Major  W.  W.  (Subs.,  1876  and  1877), 10    o    o 

Hamilton,  Chetwood  (Sub.,  1877) 500 

Hanks,  The  Misses  (Collection), 0156 

Harrison,  Hon.  Judge,  M.  A.  (Sub.,  1877), 100 

Forward,  ,£189  J7   10 


(     27     ) 

Brought  forward,  ^189  17  10 

*Harvey,  Rev.  Alfred  T.,  M.  A.,  Succentor  (Subs.,  1876  and  1877),     .  400 

Hatchen,  John,  M.  A.,  J.  P.  (Sub.,  1877), 5°° 

Hedgelong,  Charles  (Sub.,  1876), 1     o     <> 

Hemsley,  John  (Sub.,  1877), 200 

Henry,  Rev.  Joseph,  d.d.  (Sub.,  1877), 5°° 

Hill,  Augustus  (Sub.,  1877), 100 

Hornsby,  Alan  (Sub.,  1876), 220 

Hornsby,  Edward  (Sub.,  1877), 100 

*Hutchinson,  Summers, 200 

"Iron  Duke,"   Collection  on  Board  H.  M.  S.,  per  Rev.  J.  M'G. 

Ward,  M.  A., 186 

Irwin,  Miss,  Enniscorthy  (Collection), 1      1     o 

Jellett,  Rev.  John  H.,  b.  d.,  s.  F.  t.  c.  D.  (Sub.,  1877),      ....  500 

Kelly,  T.  Grattan  (Sub.,  1877), 100 

Kemmis,  William  (Subs.,  1876  and  1877), 10     o     o 

Kyle,  Ven.  S.  M.,  D.  D.,  LL.  D.,  Archdeacon  of  Cork  (Sub.,  1877),  .  100 

Lavender,  Samuel  M.  (Sub.,  1876),  per  St.  Matthias's  Church,    .     .  1   10    o 

Leachman,  Charles  (Sub.,  1877), 100 

*Leeper,  Rev.  Canon  A.,  D.  d.  (Sub.,  1877), o  10    o 

Lefroy,  Very  Rev.  J.,  M.  A..,  Dean  of  Dromore  (Subs.,  1876  and  1877),  200 

Lefroy,  Thomas,  M.  A.,  Q.  C.  (Sub.,  1876), 5°° 

Leslie,  Charles,  M.  A.,  J.  P.  (Sub.,  1877), 500 

Lloyd,  Rev.  H.,  d.  d.,  Provost,  T.  C.  D.  (Sub.,  1877), 500 

Long,  Rev.  Thomas,  M.  A.  (Sub.,   1877), 100 

Longfield,  Rev.  Geo.,  D.  D.,  F.  T.  c.  D.  (Sub.,  1876), 1     o    o 

M'Clintock,  Alex.  E.  (Sub.,  1877) 5°° 

*M'Dowell,  Benjamin  F.,  M.  D.  (Sub.,  1876), 100 

M'Guckin,  Anthony  (Sub.,  1876), 100 

Mac  Mahon,  Rev.  John  H.,  LL.  D.  (Sub.,  1876), 100 

Mahalm,  William  (Subs.,  1876  and  1877), 200 

iNlahon,  John  Ross,  J.  P.  (Sub.,  1877), 200 

Meara,  Miss,  Waterford  (Collection), 7     7     6 

*Monck,  Lady  Harriet  (Subs.,  1876  and  1877), 200 

Murphy,  William,  Mus.  Bac.  (Subs.,  1876  and  1877), 200 

Mulholland,  Miss, 500 

*Nalty,  Samuel  (Sub.,  1877), 100 

Newland,  Rev.  Ed.,  M.  A.,  per  Miss  Ovenden, ion 

North,  John  (Sub.,  1876),  per  St.  Matthias's  Church, o  10    o 

Poniard,  ,£285     6   10 
D 


(     28     ) 

Brought  forward,  ^285     6  10 

O'Donnavan,  Wm.  J.,  LL.  D.  (Subs.,  1876  and  1877), 220 

Ovenden,  Rev.  C.  T.,  M.  A.,  per  Miss  Ovenden, 100 

Owens,  Sir  George  B.,  m.d.,  J.  P.  (Sub.,  1877), 100 

Parkes,  John  C.  (Subs.,  1876  and  1877), 10    o    o 

Patrick's,  St.,  Amateur  Society  of  Change-Ringers  :— 

*Burtchaell,  Geo.  D.,  ll.b.  (Subs.,  1876  and  1877),    £200 
Campbell,  Rev.  R.  S.  D.,  B.  A.  (Sub.,  1876),     .        100 

Chamney,  William  (Sub.,  1877), 200 

*Cherry,  J.  Briscoe,  b.  a.  (Subs.,  1876  and  1877),       200 

*Ellis,Wm.  Edward  (Sub.,  1877), 100 

Frizell,  Walter  H.,  B.  A.  (Sub.,  1877,  ....  100 
Lewis,  J.  M.  Aylward  (Sub.,  1877),  ....  220 
Nunn,  J.  H.,  Junior,  LL.  B.  (Sub.,  1877)  ...  100 
Stewart,  Rev.  F.  W.,  M.  A.  (Sub.,  1876), .     .     .        100 

Stewart,  St.  John  (Sub.,  1876) 100 

*Windle,  B.  C.  Alan  (Sub.,  1877), 100 

*     „    .  ,,  (Collection), 1     1   10 

16     3  10 

Peacocke,  Rev.  Canon  J.  F.,  M.  A.  (Sub.,  1877), 100 

Peacocke,  Peter  L.,  B.  A.  (Sub.,  1877), 200 

Peele,  Edward,  M.  d.  (Sub.,  1877), 100 

*Reeves,  Robert,  b.  a.  (Subs.,  1876  and  1877), 200 

Revell,  Samuel  J.  (Sub.,  1877), 100 

*Russell,  Rev.  C.  D.,  M.  A.  (Subs.,  1876  and  1877), 200 

Sadleir,  Rev.  Canon  R.,  D.  D.  (Sub.,  1877), 100 

Salmon,  Rev.  George,  D.  D.,  d.  c.  l.,  f.  R.  S.,  Chancellor  (Sub.,  1877),  1000 

Sandford,  T.  G.  Wills  (Sub.,  1877), 100 

Scott,  Miss  (Sub.,  1877), 200 

*Scott,  Rev.  Canon  J.  G.,  m.  a.  (Subs.,  1876  and  1877),      ....  400 

Shiel,  Mrs., 100 

Sleator,  Mrs.  (Sub.,  1877), o  10    o 

*Smith,  Rev.  Canon  R.  T.,  B.  D.  (Sub.,  1876), 5     o    o 

Smyth,  Frederick  H.,  m.d.  (Sub.,  1877),; 100 

Smythe,  Henry  M.  (Sub.,  1877), 200 

Steele,  William  Edward,  m.d.  (Sub.,  1877), 100 

Stirling,  James,  J.  P., 500 

Stronge,  J.  Calvert,  j.  P.  (Subs.,  1875  and  1876), 200 

Tarleton,  Rev.  John  R.,  M.  A.,  Clerical  Vicar  (Sub.,  1877),    ...       220 

Forward,  ,£362     4     8 


(      29      ) 

Brought  forward,  ^362     4     8 

Thornhill,  Rev.  Canon  W.  J.,  M.  A.  (Sub.,  1876), 100 

*Tomlinson,  Rev.  Sterling,  M.  A.  (Subs.,  1876  and  1877),     ....  200 

Townshend,  C.  Uniacke  (Sub.,  1877), 100 

*Twigg,  Rev.  Canon  T.,  M.  A.  (Subs.,  1876  and  1877) 200 

Verschoyle,  Rev.  Hamilton  S.  (Sub..  1876), 100 

Walker,  Joseph  (Sub.,  1877), 100 

Webb,  Miss  (Collection), 0120 

Whitley,  Miss  (Sub.,  1877), 100 

Wright,  Archibald  M.,  ll.  b.  (Sub.,  1877), 100 

Wynne,  Rev.  F.  R.,  M.  A.  (Sub.,  1876),  per  St.  Matthias's  Church,  500 


Total, ^377  16 

The  above  may  be  analysed  as  follows  : — 

Annual  Subscriptions, £i2l   12     o 

Donations, 26  16     6 

Collections, 1882 

Subscriptions  to  Poor  Relief,     ....         500 


Total,      .     .     .     ./377  16    8 


Deanery  Endowment  Fund. 

Baggot-street  Church,  per  R.  Maddock, 30 

Maxwell,  Mrs.  (Sub.,  1877), 50 

Tarleton,  Rev.  John  R.,  M.  A., 6     6 

Warren,  Right  Hon.  R.  R.,  ll.  d., 10     o 


Total, £2$    6 


Date  Dvie 

840 


PHOTOMOUNT 

PAMPHLET  BINDER 

PAT.    NO. 
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