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THIRTY-NINE    VOLUMES. 


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CHARITABLE    FUNDS;    ECCLESIASTICAL. 

EDUCATION  (ENGLAND  AND  WALES); 
EDUCATION  (IRELAND);  EDUCATION  (SCOTLAND> 

LOCAL   TAXATION   RETURNS. 


Session 
1  February 10  August  1866. 


VOL.  LV. 


1866. 


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1866. 


THIRTY'NINE    VOLUMES:— CO NTENTS   OF  THE 
SEVENTEENTH  VOJ^UME. 


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foot  of  each  Paper;  and  the  Figures  at  the  end  of  the  line,  refer  to  the  MS*  Paging 
of  the  Volumes  arranged  for  The  House  of  Commons. 


CHARITABLE    FUNDS: 

8.  Return  made  under  Statute  23  &  24  Vict.  c.  136,  s.  18,  "The  Charitable  Trusts 
Act,  I860,"  of  the  Total  Amount  of  the  Capital,  Stock,  Shares,  and  Securities 
transferred  to  the  OflBcial  Trustees  of  Charitable  Funds,  in  the  Year  ending 
31st  December  1 865  : — ^Total  Amount  of  Monies  other  than  Dividends  or  Interest 
Paid  to  or  to  the  Account  of  the  OflScial  Trustees  of  Charitable  Funds  during 
the  same  Period,  and  of  the  Investment  thereof :— Capital,  Stock,  Shares,  and 
Securities  Sold  or  re-transferred  by  the  OflScial  Trustees  of  Charitable  Funds 
during  the  same  Period :— Aggres^ate  Amount  of  the  Capital,  Stock,  Shares, 
Funds,  and  Securities,  and  the  Balance  oF  Cash  held  by  the  Official  Trustees 
of  Charitable  Funds  on  dlst  December  1865         -        -        -        -        -    p.  i 

ECCLESIASTICAL: 

Advowsons  (Greenwich  Hospital) : 

343.    Scheme  for  the  Sale  of  Advowsons  and  Rights  of  Presentation  to  the  Benefices  and 
Perpetual  Curacies  belonging  to  Greenwich  Hospital     -        -        -        -        3 

Benefices,  Augmentation  of: 

The  Lord  Chancellor's  Augmentation  Act : 

27.      Summary  ofReiurn  of  Proceedings  under  Act  since  samecameinto  Operation  (1st 
I^ovember  1863),  up  to  and  inclusive  of  the  Ist  February  1866         -        "^        7 

Benefices  (Metropolis) : 

388.  Return  from  the  Ecclesiastical  Commissioners  for  England  and  Wales  of  Grants  or 
Endowments  made  by  the  Commissioners  in  Augmentation  of  Benefices  situate 
within  the  Limits  of  the  Metropolis,  as  defined  by  the  Metropolis  Local  Manage- 
ment Act,  including  Grants  or  Endowments  in  Aid  of  Curates,  and  the  Patronage 
of  such  Benefices,  and  the  Population  within  the  Parishes  or  Districts  of  such 
Benefices,  up  to  31st  May  1866 ;  the  Total  Amounts  to  be  given  at  the  Foot  of 
each  Column,  also  the  Estimated  Capital  Value  of  the  Annuities  in  each  Case^ 
with  Total  Amounts  of  such  Values      -        -        -        -        -        -        -ii 

Benefices,  Union  of  (London) : 

281,  Draft  of  a  Scheme  for  uniting  the  Benefice  (being  a  Rectory)  of  St.  Nicholas  Cole 
Abbey ^  with  St.  Nicholas  Olave,  in  the  City  of  London^  with  a  Benefice  (being 
a  Rectory)  of  St.  Mary  Somerset,  with  St.  Mary  Mounthaw,  in  the  said  City  of 
London,  and  for  other  Purposes  mentioned  in  the  same  Scheme       -        -       17 

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Ecclesiastical — continued. 

Burial  Acts: 

21.  Monies  Borrowed  and  Rates  Levied  under  the  Public  Burial  Act  in  every  Parish  in 
England  and  Wales  where  the  Act  has  been  applied: — Number  of  Chapels 
Erected  and  the  Quantity  of  Land  assigned  to  the  U  se  of  the  Church  of  England 
and  to  Kon-Confonnist  Communities  respectively,  and  the  Proportionate  Cost 
to  the  Rates  of  Providing  the  said  Chapels  and  Land  in  each  Parish  : — And,  of 
the  Number  of  Interments  Annually  in  the  Ground  assigned  to  the  Church  of 
England  and  the  Non-Conformist  Communities  rerpectively  (in  continuation  of 
Parliamentary  Paper,  No,  491,  of  Session  1862)    -        -        -        -        -  ?•  «6 

Day  of  Humiliation : 

20.  Correspondence  between  the  Archbishq>  of  Cattterbitrg  and  the  Secretary  of  State 
for  the  Home  Department,  relative  to  the  Appointment  of  a  Day  of  Humiliation, 

49 
Ecclesiastical  Appeals  (Privy  Council) : 

22*  Return  of  all  Appeals  in  Ecclesiastical  Causes  made  to  the  Queen  in  Council,  or 
to  the  Judicial  Committee  of  the  Privy  Council,  from  its  substitution  for.  the 
fiigh  Court  of  Delegates,  by  the  2nd  &  3rd  Will.  4,  c  92,  a.d.  1832,  until  the 
present  time;  spetcifying— Date  of  Lodging  Petition;  Names  of  Parties; 
Nature  of  Cause;  Court  appe^aled  from;  Name$  and  Descriptions  of  the 
Members  of  the  Judicial  Committee  who  sate  and  voted,  &c. ;  Date  of  Report; 
Date  of  Order  in  Council  on  Report;  and  Nature  of  Judgment        -        -      51 

Ecclesiastical  Property  (Metropolis) : 

389.  Returns  from  the  Ecclesiastical  Commissioners  for  England^  of  the  Income  derived 
by  them,  for  the  Purposes  of  their  Common.  Fund  from  Propejty  vested  in  them 
and  situate  within  the  Limits  of  the  Metropolis,  as  definea  by  the  Metropolis 
Local  Management  Act,  dliring  the  Year  ending  dlst  October  1865 ;  and  also 
fVom  the  Revenues  of  the  See  of  London,  the  Dean  and  Chapter  ol!  St.  PauVn^ 
and  the  Dean  and  Chapter  of  Westminster,  during  the  same  Year,  with  Total 
Sums: — And,  of  the  Total  Amount  of  the  Revenues  of  the  Bislioprick  of 
London,  the  Dean  and  Chapter  of  St  PauVs,  and  the  Dean  and  Chapter  of 
Westmitisjier,  during  same  Year,  according  to  the  Accounts  furnished  by  those 
Corporations  )q  the  Ecclesiastical  Commissioners  for  England        -        -      76 

Parish  Ministers  (Scotland) : 

117.  Number  of  Parish  Ministers  in  each  of  the  Boyal  Burghs  of  Scotland ;  the  Amount 
of  the  Stipend  of  each ;  and,  tbe^  Source  from  which  it  is  derived,  whetlier  from 
Endowments,  or  Corporation  Funds,  or  Seat  Rents,  or  any  other  Source        77 

Queen  Anne's  Bounty : 

39.  Receipts  and  Disbursements  by  the  Oovemors  of  the  Bounty, of  Queen  Anne, 
for  the  Year  ended  31st  December  1864        -        -        -        ^        -        -       89 

206.  Return  of  certain  Particulars  in  Explanation  of  Account  of  all  Receipts  and  Dis- 
bursements by  the  Governors  of  the  Bounty  of  Queen  Anne,  for  the  Year  ended 
3l8t  December  1864;  the  Diocese,  County,  Parish,  and  Living  to  be  given  in 
Parallel  Columits;  also,  the  Quantity  of  Land,  Tithes,  Rent-Charges,  and  other 
Annual  Payments  Purchased  or  Sold^  and  the  Purchase  or  Sale  Money,  as  the 
case  may  be        -----------      93 

Small  Livings : 

8^5.  Memorial  from  certain  Clergy  for  Augmentation  of  Small  Livings,  and  of  Report 
thereon  from  the  Governors  of  Queen  Anne's  Bounty  : — And,  Return  of  the 
Number  of  Signatures         -        -        -        -        -        -        -        -        -121 

Tithe  Commutation : 

%  Return  of  all  Land  and  Money  Payments  Assigned  in  lieu  of  Titlies  under 
Inclosure  Acts,  the  Awards  of  which  are  enrolled  with  the  Registrars  of  the 
East,  North,  and  West  Ridings  of  the  County  of  York,  and  are  in  the  Custody 
of  the  Deputy  Keeper  of  the  Public  Records ;  stating  the  Number  of  Acres 
and  Amount  of  Money  given  in  lieu  of  Tithes,  distmguishing  the  Amount 
Assigned  to  Impropriators,  Clerical  Incumbents,  Ecclesiaslical  Corporations, 
and  others  (in  continuation  of  Parliamentiry  Paper,  No.  145,  of  Session  1865), 

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Vicarages  and  Curacies : 

366*     Return  from  the  Registrars  of  each  Diocese  in  England  and  Wales  of  all  Augmen- 
tations gi-anted  to  Poor  Vicarages  and  Curacies  under  the  Acts  29  Charles  2, 
c.  8;  and  1  &  2  Will.  4»  c.  45 ;  showing  the  Amount  of  Augmentation  reserved ; 
Date  of  the  Instrument  under  which  it  is  secured ;  and  the  Name  of  the  Eccle- 
siastical  Corporation  effecting  the  same         -        -        •        •        •  P*  1^9 

366«L  Farther  Return  relating  to  such  Augmentations,  8cc.,  Diocese  of  Winchester 
{Hampshire  portim)    *        -        •        -        -        •        ---        •^47 

Wexford  Convent  School : 

204*  Correspondence  between  the  Commissioners  of  National  Edacation,  Ireland,  or  any 
of  their  Secretaries  or  Officers,  and  the  Wexford  Convent  School,  in  or  since 
the  Year  1964,  relative  to  the  Rules  for  Religious  Instruction  in  the  School: — 
Minutes  of  the  Board  on  the  same  subject,  giving  the  Names  of  the  Commis- 
sioners present,  and  distinguishing  those  who  dissented  or  protested,  with  their 
Protests : — Inspector's  Report  on  the  Wexford  Convent  School,  for  the  Year 
1866 : — And,  "  General  Lesson  "  sanction^  by  the  Board,  as  it  stood  before 
the  Year  1864|  and  as  it  now  stands     -        -        -        -        -        -        *149 

EDUCATION    (ENGLAND    AND    WALES): 
Conscience  Clause : 

487.  Correspondence  between  the  Archbishop  of  Canterhurtf  znd  Earl  Granpille,  on  the 
subject  of  the  Conscience  Clause  -        -        -        -        -        •        -167 

Durham  University : 

298*  Graduates  of  the  University  of  Durham,  specifying  their  several  Degrees,  and 
distinguishing  those  admitted  Ad  Eundem     --        -        -        •        ~173 

Normal  Schools : 

[86T7.]  Minute  by  the  Lords  of  the  Committee  of  Privy  Council  on  Education,  11th 
June  1866,  relative  to  Normal  Schools  -        -        -        -        -        -179 

Oxford  University : 

444.  Two  Statutes  made  by  the  University  of  Oxford,  on  the  16th  and  2ard  of  March 
1866,  relating  to  the  Professorship  of  Experimental  Philosophy,  and  to  the 
^UricA  Professorship  of  Chemistry       -        -        -        -        -        -        -181 

;   Revised  Code : 

£8606*]  fievised  Code  of  Regulations,  incorporating  the  Minute  of  1st  Mav  1866,  with  a 
Schedule  of  all  Articles  cancellea  or  modified«  and  of  all  new  Articles,  by  the 
Right  Honourable  the  Lords  of  the  Committee  of  Privy  Council  on  Education, 

185 
Training  Colleges : 

91.  Number  of  Candidates,  Male  and  Female,  who  presented  themselves  for  Exami- 
nation  at -the  Training  l  Colleges  at  Christmas  1865 ;  Number  of  those  who 
passed  their  Examination  in  the  Year;  Numher  of  those  who  entered  Training 
Colleges  in  January  1866 ;  Number  of  Pupil  Teachers  Apprenticed  in  the  Year 
1865 ;  and,  Number  of  Pupil  Teachers  in  each  of  the  Years  of  Apprenticeship 
in  1865  (ip  continuation  of  Parliamentary  Paper,  No*  86,  of  Session  1865)     207 

EDUCATION    (IRELAND):. 

National  Education  (Ireland) : 

407.  New  or  Altered  Rule  on  the  Subject  of  Religious  Teaching  made  in  May  1866  by 
the  Commissioners  of  National  Education  (Ireland),  with  the  Names  of  the 
Commissioners  present  when  the  same  was  adopted,  and  the  Protests,  if  any, 

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456.  Correspondence  between  Her  Majesty's  Government  and  the  Commissioners  of 
National  Education  (Ireland),  on  the  subject  of  the  Organization  and  Govern* 
ment  of  Training  and  Model  Schools    -------    213 

Queen's  University  (Ireland): 
480.    Patent  granting  Supplemental  Charter  to  the  Queen's  University  in  Ireland     aij 
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Royal  Hibernian  Acodemy : 

500.  Memorial  and  Statement  of  Treasurer  of  Royal  Hibemiaii  Acfdmny  to  the  late 
Lord  Lieutenant  of  Ireland^  dated  20th  September  1865^  and  Letters  in  refer- 
ence thereto  from  the  Irish  Government: — And,  Report  from  Mr.  JEyre  Crowe 
on  Royal  Hibernian  Academy's  Schools  of  Art»1864j  with  Answer  ofAcademy 
thereto,  and  Statement  forwarded  therewith,  with  other  Correspondence  between 
Deparfinent  of  Science  and  Art  and  the  Irish  Government  in  referaice  to  the  q 

Royal  Hibernian  Academy  -        -        -        -        -        -        -        -         p.  221  I 

-  Scientific  Institutions  and  Instruction  in  Dublin  :  i 

42*    Minute  of  Committee  of  Council  on  Education  relative  to  Scientific  Institutions  < 

and  Instruction  in  Dublin    •-•  .....     239  ^ 


Uotversity  and  National  Education  (Irehoid): 

84.  Memorials  addressed  to  the  Secretary  of  State  for  the  Home  Departmentby  Roman 
Catholic  Prelates  in  Ireland  on  the  subject  of  University  and  National  Educa- 
tion in  Ireland,  and  of  the  Correspondence  relating  thereto :— And,  Memorials 
addressed  to  the  Lord  Lieutenant  o(  Ireland  on  the  subject  of  (Tniversity  Edu- 
cation in  Ireland         *        -        -        --        -        --        -        .    243 

University  Education  (Ii*eland) : 

[3640.]  Letter,  dated  26th  March  1866,  from  the  Secretary  of  State  for  the  Home  Depart- 
ment to  the  Lord  Lieutenant  oilreland,  on  the  subject  of  University  Education 
in  Ireland  \       --.....-•-*     S^ 


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EDUCATION   (SCOTLAND).  1 

Revised  Code  (Scotland) :  - 

[j3685.]  Minute  by  tiie  Lords  of  the  Committee  of  Her  Majesty^s  Most  Honourable  Privy  ! 

Council  on  Education,  18th  June  1866  -.-.--     289 

Universities  (Scotland) : 

MS.  ^Number  o£  Members  DOW  entered  on  the  Books  of  the  General  Council  of  the 
Universities  o( Scotland,  distinguishing  those  for  Edinburgh,  Glasgow,  Aberdeen, 
and  St.  Andrew's;  and  also  distinguishing  the  Number  of  Pro£e»sor8^  Masters 
of  Arts,  Doctors  of  Medicine,  and  those  who  have  Qualified  by  Attendance  on 
any  6f  the  Classes  at  each  UnivecBity  •       •        *       ^        ..       -        .  ,s^ 

LOCAL   TAXATION    RETURNS. 

411.  Abstract  of  the  Returns  transmitted  to  the  Secretary  of  Slate  for  the  Home 
Department,  pursuant  to  the  Local  Taxation  Returns  Act,  23  &  24  Vict*  c  51> 
for  the  latest  period  of  Twelve  Months  preceding  the  Month  of  June  1865,  for 
which  the  Accounts  of  the  different  Corporations,  Commissions,  VestrieSy  Bodies, 
&c.,  were  made  up,  being  for  ihe  Fifth  Year  durmg  which  the  Act  has  been  in 
operation    ------------    293 


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CHARITABLE    FUNDS. 


RETURN  made  under  Statute  23  &  24  Vict  c.  136,  s.  18,  "  The  Charitable  Trusts  Act,  1860." 

AK  account  of  the  Total  Amount  of  the  Capital,  Stook,  Sharks,  and  Sbcubitibs  transferriti  to  '*  the  Official  Tbustsbs 

Chakitablb  Funds,"  in  the  Year  ending  the  dist  day  of  December  1865. 


Contolidated  3  2.  per  Cent*  Annuities  --...-...- 

Reduced    -    -    -    ditto 

^ew     -    .    •    -■  ditto  ------------- 

Kew2/.  I0#.      -    ditto-       .-- 

BuikStock 

Indie  5 1,  per  Cent.  Stock 

4  i.  per  Cent  Stock,  Great  Western  (Original)  Railway  (Irredeemable)         .        .        .        - 

5 1,  per  Cent.  Preference  Stock  of  the  London  and  North  Western  Railway  Company    - 

10  Shares  (paid  up)  of  100/.  each,  in  "  The  Improved  Industrial  DweUings  Company  (Limited)" 


£.  «.  d. 

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49,166  3  11 

25.948  2  6 

14,424  4  3 

1,235  1  6 

974  15  3 

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992  -  - 

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AN  ACCOUNT  of  the  Total  Amount  of  Monies,  other  than  Dividends  or  Interest  Paid  to  or  to  the  Account  of  ^'  the  Offic 
Tkustbbs  of  Charitablb  Funds"  during  the  same  Perioil,  and  of  the  Investment  thereof. 


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13,064    4 

9,670  19 

1,114     9 

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chase of    -------------- 

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Pidd  to  Trustees  and  others : 

For  investment  in  Lands  and  Hereditaments      -.--... 

„  Improvements  of  Charity  Property      .-----.. 

„  Building  Sdiools,  Almshouses,  Parsonage,  &c.     ..-.-. 

„  Costs  of  Trustees       -- --.. 

„  Legacy  Duty     ------- 

„  Repayment  of  deficiency  of  Personal  Estate         ...... 

Part  of  the  Balance  of  7,365/.  lU.ld.  Cash  in  Bank  of  England. 


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Reduced  3  /.     ditto. 
Bank  Stock. 


AN  ACCOUNT  of  the  Capital,  Stock,  Shabbs,  and  Sbcubitibs  Sold  or  Retransferred  by  ^  the  Officlal  Tbustbbs  of  Chabita 

Funds  '*  during  the  same  Period. 

SALES. 


¥R«by,  Taneohn,  Brigg  Grammar  School 
Bsdley,  Wdroester,  Daniel  Parsons'  Charity      - 
Stsmfcid,  St.  George,  Conduit  Cliarity 
8oottNiry,Bui^,  Chmrities  of  Robert  Lovett  and 

Ber.  John  Sembee       -       -       .       .       . 
Hcraiord  (City),  Mary  Price's  Almshouses 
Albbcdon,  Berks,  Hospital  of  Christ 
Korwieh,    Korfolk,    St  John,  Maddermarket, 

ftsnds  GDlian's  Charity       -        .        .        . 

Biiiewdl  Hospital 

ioadoD,  St.  Bartholomew's  Hospital 
IVtttey,  Somerset,  Thomas  Turner's  Charity    - 
^fbile&pd,  Middlesei,  Whitechapel  Charities  • 
Wert  Retford,  Notts,  Trinity  Hospital       - 
Bitfain,  Denbigli,  Bishop  Goodman's  Charity    - 


£.    t.  d. 

279    6  7 

264    8  10 

126  16  4 

32  18  4 

43  10  7 

121     8  8 


1,219  19 
771  10 

4,687  13 
63    - 

1,166  13 

1,403  2 
583  16 


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Dauntsey,  Wilts,  Earl  of  Danby's  Almshouse 

and  School         ...... 

Beverley,  St.  Mary,  York,  Church  Estate  Charity 
Starston,  Norfolk,  Poor's  Land  Charity  - 

Ditto  -  ditto  -  Charities    of     Davies    and 
Etheredge       ...... 

Kingston-on-Thames,  Surrey,  Grammar  School 
Ch^unt,  Herte,  The  Beaumont  Charity  - 
Shaftesbury,  Dorset,  George  Wilkin's  Charity, 

Chubb's  Almshoase    -        -        -        .        . 
Datehet,  Berks,  Robert  Barker's  Charity 
Netherbury,  Dorset,  Mary  Packer's  Charity     - 
Rebecca  Hussey's  Charity,  for  Redemption  of 

Slaves  (St  Helena  moiety)  -        ,        -        - 

No  Retransfers. 


£.    t.    d. 


200 
151 
313 

106 
f55 
178 


5  10 
17  10 

6  3 


461    -  1 

300    -  - 

135  17  1 

1,717  19  6 


Consolidate 

3  /.  per  Cer 

Annuities. 


New  3 /.peri 
Annuitiet 

Reduced  3/. 
Cent  Annul 


AN  ACCOUNT  of  the  Aggregate  Amount  of  the  Capital,  Stock,  Shabbs,  -Funds,  and  Sbcubitibs,  and  the  Balance  of  Cash  1 
by  ^^the  Official  Tbubtbbs  of  Chabitablb  Funds,''  on  the  dlst  day  of  December  1866. 


Coonlidated  3 1,  per  Cent  Annuities  • 

Bedsflsd      -       •       ditto 

lev   -       .        -       ditto       -       .       •       •       - 

Nev2<.10t.        *       ditto 

Kev32.lOt.       -        ditto 

hifis St  per  Cent  Stock 

BiBkStock 

£•  4  per  Coit  Perpetual  Debenture  Stock  of  the  London 

ad  North  Western  RaUway  Company     -       -       - 
^•&  per  Cent  Preference  Stock    -    ditto - 
X*  5  per  Cent  Perpetual  Preference  Stock  of  the  Great 

l^Often  Railway  Company    -       -       -       -       - 


£.       t. 

d. 

1,844,386  10  10 

213,046    8 

4 

262,452    6 

6 

41,103  15 

3 

165    - 

- 

8,822    6 

4 

6,958  13 

2 

3,120    • 

« 

992    • 

« 

300 


£•  5  per  Cent.  Stock  of  the  Bi»mbay,  Baroda,  and  Cen- 
tral In^  Railway  Company  ----- 

.  £.  4  per  Cent  Perpetual  Debenture  Stock  of  the  Lan- 
ca^ire  and  Yorkshire  Katlway  Company 

£.  4  per  Cent.  Perpetual  Debenture  Stock  of  the  Lon- 
don, Brighton,  and  South  Coast  Railway  Company  - 

iC.  4  per  Cent.  Stock,  Great  Western  (Original)  Railway 
(Inedeemable)      .----.- 

10  Shares  (paid  up)  of  100  /.  each,  in  ''  The  Improved 
Industrial  Dwellings  Company  (Limited)"    - 


£.  t 

1,500  - 

4,500  - 

300  - 

2,000  - 

1,000  - 


Balancx  of  Cash 


E        ^^  Commission,  8.  York-strret,  St  James's-square,  S.  W., 
6th  February  1866. 


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Henry  M.  Vane,  Official  Trustee  appomted  by  Parliament 

Tko.  Hare,  *)  Official  Trustees  appomted  by  the  Lord  Chancellor, 

Walker  Skirrew,  Junr.  /      in  pursusnpe  of  Stat  16  &  1 7  Vict.  c.  137i  s.  01 . 


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GREENWICH    HOSPITAL. 


COPY  of  Scheme  for  the  Sale  of  Advowsons  and  Rights  of  Presentation 
to  the  Benefices  and  Perpetual  Curacies  belonging  to  Greenwich 
Hospital. 


Admiralty,     T^ 
11  June  1866.  J 


JOHN  HENRY  BRIGGS, 

Chief  Clerk. 


{Presented  in  pursuance  of  the  Greenwich  Hospital  Act,  1865,  s.  44.) 


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12  June  i866. 


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SCHEME  FOR  THE  SALE  OF  ADVOWSONS,  &c. 


SCHEME  required  by  the  44th  Section  of  the  Greenwich  Hospital  Act,  1865, 
in  respect  of  the  Sale  of  Advowsons  and  Rights  of  Presentation  to 
the  Benefices  and  Perpetual  Curacies  belonging  to  Greenwich 
Hospital. 


It  is  proposed  by  the  Lords  Commissioners  of  the  Admiralty  to  carry  out 
the  provisions  of  this  section  in  the  following  manner : 

1st.  To  seek  for  purchasers  for  each  of  these  advowsons  by  public  advertise- 
ments in  the  daily  and  country  newspapers,  and  to  request  that  any  person 
desirous  of  purchasing  any  of  the  said  advowsons  will  make  to  their  Lordships 
an  offer  in  writing,  signed  by  the  applicant,  stating  the  terms  and  conditions 
on  which  he  is  willirig  and  submits  to  purchase  tlie  advowson  therein  men- 
tioned, their  Lordships  stipulating  that  they  may  be  at  liberty  to  receive  two 
or  more  offers  for  the  same  advowson,  and  shall  not  be  under  any  legal 
obligation  to  accept  the  highest  offer, 

2dly.  That  their  Lordships  shall  require  from  each  incumbent  of  these 
advowsons  a  return  or  statement  in  writing,  according  to  the  best  of  his 
knowledge,  information,  or  belief,  and  in  a  form  to  be  prescribed  by  their 
Lordships,  of  the  gross  income  or  yearly  benefit  of  his  benefice,  any  tithe 
rent-charge  therein  being  returned  at  par,  and  also  a  similar  return  of  all  rates, 
taxes,  tenths,  dues,  and  other  outgoings,  including  the  charges  of  collection, 
but  not  including  income  or  property  tax,  which  shall  have  been  paid  by  or 
chargeable  on  such  incumbent  in  respect  of  his  benefice,  during  the  five  years 
immediately  preceding  Lady  Day  1865,  distinguishing  the  various  items  in 
respect  of  which  such  income  and  outgoings  may  have  arisen. 

If  the  incumbent  has  a  curate,  the  stipend  of  the  curate  must  be  stated,  and 
the  reasons  of  his  appointment. 

If  at  the  time  of  making  such  returns  so  required  by  their  Lordships,  a 
living  shall  be  subject  to  a  charge  of  annual  payments,  in  respect  of  moneys 
borrowed  for  building  or  rebuilding  the  parsonage  or  other  buildings,  or  for 
drainage  or  other  improvements  of  the  glebe  or  lauds  of  the  living,  no  reduction 
shall  be  made  from  the  net  yearly  value  in  respect  of  such  annual  payments, 
but  a  separate  statement  shall  be  made  by  the  incumbent  of  the  number  and 
amount  of  the  annual  payments  remaining  to  be  made. 

That  before  accepting  any  offer  made  for  the  purchase  of  any  of  the  aforesaid 
advowsons,  their  Lordships  will  seek  the  advice  of  the  Ecclesiastical  Commis- 
sioners, who  will  be  requested  to  certify  that  the  price  offered  is  an  adequate 
one. 

When  the  sale  of  any  of  these  advowsons  shall  have  been  completed,  the 
purchase-money  will  be  applied  in  the  manner  prescribed  in  the  before- 
mentioned  Act,  videlicet : 

As  to  one  moiety  thereof,  by  the  creation  of  a  fund  for  the  benefit  of  retired 
naval  chaplains,  and  as  to  the  other  moiety,  inasmuch  as  the  income  of  the 
living  of  Alston  is  small,  with  a  large  mining  population,  and  the  incomes  of 
the  other  livings  large  in  comparison  with  small  agricultural  populations,  their 
Lordships  propose  to  apply  it  in  augmentation  of  the  income  of  the  living  of 
Alston,  until  in  their  Lordships*  opinion,  it  has  been  sufficiently  augmented,  and 
then  in  augmentation  of  the  income  of  any  of  the  other  livings  deemed  by 
their  Lordships  to  be  most  necessitous. 

ITiat  to  augment  such  income,  their  Lordships  will  pay  the  second  moiety  to 
the  Ecclesiastical  Commissioners,  who  will  be  requested  in  respect  thereof  to 
grant  an  annuity,  and  charge  the  same  upon  their  common  fund,  at  the  rate  of 
31.  10  8.  per  cent,  per  annum  on  the  sum  so  paid,  which  annuity  shall  be 
forthwith  applied  in  augmentation  of  the  income  of  the  said  living  of  Alston, 
or  such  of  the  other  livings  selected  as  aforesaid  by  their  Lordships. 

For  description  of  the  livings,  see  the  Schedule  on  the  next  p^e. 


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BELONGING  TO  GREENWICH  HOSPITAL. 


SCHEDULE  of  the  Livings  referred  to  in  the  foregoing  Scueme. 


BENEFICE. 


Simonburn  Rectory     - 

Hamshaogb  Chapel  1 
of  £ase  to  Simon-  \ 
bum,  and  P.  C,       -J 

Wark  Rectory    - 
BeUingham  Rectory    - 
Tbomeybnm  Rectory 
Greystead  Rectory     - 
F&lstone  Rectory 
Akton  Vicarage 

6  Jane  1866. 


County. 


North  amberland 


Camberland 


Post  Town. 


Hexham 


BelliDgham 
Hexham     - 

Penrith 


Diocese. 


Durham 


INCUMBENT. 


Rev.  M.  Beebee,  m.a. 

Rev.  E.  Brice  - 

Rev.  J.  Bellamy,  d.cl.    - 
Rev.  R.  P.  Powell  - 
Rev.  J.  S.  Robson,  b.a.     - 
Rev.  S.  Surridge,  ma. 
Rev.  Thos.  Foster,  m.a.     - 
Rev.Wm.C.  P.  Buy  lee,  m.a. 


J.  C  Lethbrid^e, 
Controller  of  the  Greenwich  Hospital  Estates. 


Date  of 
Admission. 

Valae  as 

per  Clergy 

List, 

1866. 

Population. 

1 

£. 

Jun.  1841 

426 

599 

Oct.  1832 

120 

443 

Feb.  1858 

240 

899 

Mar.  1860 

200 

1,662 

Nov.ises 

200 

514 

Nov.1844 

150 

290 

Feb.  1839 

219 

1,016 

Feb.  1862 

139 

4,^65 

343. 


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AUGMENTATION  OF   BENEFICES. 


THE  LORD  CHANCELLOirS  AUGMENTATION  ACT. 


SxTMMABT  of  Retxirn  of  Proceedings  under  the  Act  since  same  came  into  Operation 
(Ist  November  1863),  up  to  and  inclusive  of  the  Ist  February  1866. 


Advowsons  sold 


Na 
First  Schedule. 


70 


No. 
23d  Section. 


PUSGHA8B-M0K£T  AND   APPLICATION. 


Total  amount  of  piu-chase-money  of  Advowsons  sold 
Amount  paid  into  the  Bank  of  England         .        .        .        - 
Amount  secured  by  rentcharges,  or  for  which  land>  &c.  accepted 


£. 
141,809 

5,450 


1  February  1M8. 


John  StuoTt^ 
Secretary  of  Presentations. 


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2      RETURN   OF   ALL   SALES    THAT   HAVE    BEEN    EFFECTED    UNDER  THE   LORD    CHANCELLOR'S 


AUGMENTATION  OF  BENEFICESJACT. 


RETURN  of  all  Sales  that  have  been  effected  under  the  Powers  of  the  Act^  and  of  the  Terms  on  which 

Application  thereof^  from  the  I3tli  day  of  February  1865 


Livings  under  First  Schedule. 


Gross 

Gross 

Age 

AUow. 

ADVOWSON. 

COUNTY. 

DIOCESE. 

Income, 
as 

Outgohigs, 
as 

of 
Incum- 

ance 
where  no 

Price. 

Purchaser. 

per  Return. 

per  Return. 

.  bent. 

House. 

£.    t.    d. 

£,    t.    d. 

£. 

£. 

Church  Lftpch 

- 

Worcester      - 

Worcester 

244    8    - 

23    6    - 

50 

- 

1,900 

C.  W.  Shepherd,  Esq.     - 

Laleham        - 

- 

Middlesex     . 

London 

144    9     9 

17 

34 

25 

500 

EarlLucan      - 

Earls  Barton 
NottiDgham,  St.  Nicholas 
Hyson  Green 

Grandborongh 

Heanor         ... 

Ansley 

Northampton 
Notts    - 
NotU    . 

Bucks   .        . 
Derby   - 

Warwick        - 

Peterborough 

Lincoln 

Lincoln 

Oxford  - 
Lichfield 

Worcester     - 

223  13    - 
129    -    - 
177    -    - 

166    7    3 
169  11    - 

158  11    - 

•4    7- 
3    -    - 
nil 

•  22  16    3 
-  14    - 

23  18    - 

55 
67 
61 

39 
79 

65 

; 

2,100 
1,200 
2,000 

1,100 
2,000 

1,500 

E.  Thornton,  Esq.  - 
Thomas  Adams,  Esq. 
Robert      Holden,     Esq., 

Nuttal,  Notts. 
Sir  Harry  Vemey,  Bart  - 
Francis     Wright,     Esq., 

Osmaston  Manor. 
The  Rer.  TheophUus  Sharp 

Ditchling      - 
Middleton     - 

- 

Sussex  - 
Sussex  - 

Chichester     . 
Chichester      - 

264    4    - 
149    6    - 

•  27    7    6 
6  12  10 

62 
55 

25 

2,750 
1,100 

Richard  Hunter,  Esq.     . 
George  Hartwell  Roe,  Esq. 

Sales  under  the  23d  and  24th  Sections. 


Gross  Income, 

Gross  Outgoings, 

^J 

Allow. 

ADVOWSON. 

COUNTY. 

DIOCESE. 

as 
per  Return. 

as 

per  Return. 

of 

Incum. 

bent. 

anoe 
where  no 
House. 

Price. 

£,     t.    d. 

£.    t.   d. 

£. 

£. 

Lentom         ... 

Notts        -        - 

Lincoln 

248    8    - 

17  13    - 

62 

- 

2,310 

Ehrington      - 
Harston 

York        -        . 
Leicester  - 

York    - 
Peterborough 

319  12    - 
318  11    - 

1    -    - 
40    5    - 

63 
79 

. 

8.200 
2,770 

Mahnesburj.       -       - 

WilU       -       . 

Gloucester        and 
Bristol. 

489    8  11 

66    -    - 

65 

- 

4,250 

Application  under  the  26th  Section. 


Six  Benefactions 

in  favour  of  the  following  Livings 

paid  to 

Queen  Anne's  Bounty  Board. 


St  Peter  Hungate,  Norwidi 
St  Lawrence     -    •  ditto 
St  Lawrence,  Southampton 
St  Michael    -      ditto 
Stoke  Ferry  ... 
Stokenohurch 


£. 

300 
300 
300 
300 
300 
300 


£.  1,800 


These  six   Lifingt  were  Aurther  aug. 
mented  by  Queen  Anne's  Bounty  Board. 


Augmentations  made 

under  a  Scheme  of  January  1865, 

Benefactions  of  200  /. 

having  been 

provided  from  Private  Sources. 


Cardigan 

l^hguard 

KidweQy 


£. 
400 

400 

400 


£.  1,200 

Offered  to  the  Ecclesiastical  Com- 
missioners  for  further  augmentation. 


Augmentations  made  under  a  Scheme  of  May  1865, 

Benefactions  of  200 1  and  upwards 

having  been  provided  from  Private  Sources. 


£. 

Bamby  Marsh,  Howden 400 

Bramley 400 

BuUrington 400 

Castle  Church 400 

Eaton 400 

Freystrop 400 

Gloucester,  St  John 400 

Kirk  Oswald 400 

Lewes,  St.  Anne 400 

St  DogmeU*s 400 

Studham 400 

Winchester,  St.  Peter  Cheesehill 400 

Worcester,  All  Saints 400 

Longfaam  (a  Rentcharge  of  32  k  offered  by  the  Earl  of 

Leicester) 400 

£.5,600 

These  14  Livings  have  been  offered  to  the  Ecclesiastical  Com- 
missioners for  furUier  augmentation. 


•  In  calculating  the  price  of  these  Adfowsons,  some  items,  improperiy  included  in  the  outgoings,  such  as  repairs  and  voluntary  payments,  &c.,  sre 

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AUGMENTATION  OF  BENEFICES  ACT. 


Sales  have  been  effected ;  and  of  all  Monies  received  under  the  Authority  of  the  Act,  and  of  the 
up  to  and  inclusive  of  the  Ist  day  of  February  1866. 


Livings  under  First  Schedule. 


Contract 
CbMpleted. 


IMar.    1865 

16  Mar.       - 

22  Mar.       ~ 
27  Mar. 
27  Mar. 

21  April       - 

17  ai^ 

10  Jane       - 

11  Not. 
6  Not. 


Parchaae-MoneT,  tnd  how  Paid  or  Secured, 
imder  5th  Section. 


Paid 
into  Bank. 


20  Mar.  1865 

1  May       - 

23  Mar.  - 
17  April  - 
17  April      - 


15  May  - 

19  May  - 

14  June 

15  Nov.  - 
10  Nov.  - 


Secured. 


Freehold  Annuity. 

Rentcbarge,  or 
Tithe  Rentcbarge. 


Grant 
Eiecnted. 


27  Mar.  1865 

25  July  - 

27  Mar.  - 

30  April  - 

30  April  - 

6  July  - 

27  May  - 

24  June 

17  Not.  - 

14  Not.  - 


Investment  or  Application 

under 

6,  7,  and  8  Sections. 


1,000 1  Ecdesiaatical  Com- 
missioners. 


500/.  - 

2,100/.  - 

1,200/.  - 

2,000/.  - 

1,100/.  - 

2,000  /.  - 

1,500/. 

2,750/. 
1,100/. 


ditto 

ditto, 
ditto, 
ditto. 

.    ditto  - 

-  ditto. 

.    ditto   - 

-  ditto  - 
.    ditto. 


OBSERVATIONS. 


180  /.  due  to  Queen  Anne's  Bounty. 

Purchaser  undertakes  to  expend 
1,000  /.  in  building  a  Parsonage, 
and  to  give  a  Site. 


180  /.  due  to  Queen  Anne's  Bounty. 


225  /.  debt  due  to  Lands  Improve- 
ment Company. 
150  /.  due  to  Queen  Anne's  Bounty. 


Sales  under  the  23d  and  24th  Sections. 


Purchaser. 


Wright,    Esq.,    Osmaston 

Bfanor. 
The  Rer.  Alured  J.  Clarke    - 
Sir  Olyime  Earle  Welby  Gregory, 

Btft. 
S.  B.  BnxAe,  Esq.,  Cowbridge  House 


Contract 
Completed. 


22  June       1865 

22  June 
2  January  1866 

22  January    - 


Purchase- 
Money  Paid 

under 
25th  Section. 


5  July 


1865 


7  July 

4  January  1866 

24  January    - 


Grant 
Executed. 


18  July        1865 

21  July 

11  January  1866 

29  January    - 


15  June  1865 .  The  Ecclesiastical  CommiMionera  certified 

that  2,310/.  was  an  adequate  price  for  this  Advowson. 

Same  date    -    -    ditto    -    -    3,200/.     .    -    ditto. 

21  Dec.  1865    -    ditto    -    .    2,770/.    -    .    ditto. 


11  Jan.  1866 


ditto 


4,250/.    .    -   ditto. 


SUMMAKY. 


AflMKtnt  received  from  previous  Saks  under  the  23d  and 
S4tfa  Sections 


Ditto  £rom  above  Sales 


Amount  appropriated  for  Augmentation  under  Scheme 
of  May  1864 

Benedctions  in  favour  of  six  Livings  paid  to  Queen 
Anne*s  Bounty  Board      ...... 

Ditto  for  Augmentation  under  Schemes  of  January  and 
May  1865 

Appropriated  for  Parsonage  Houses  (as  in  kst  Return) 

Total  Outlay    -    -    - 
Balance  unappropriated    ... 


£. 
2,400 

1,800 

6,800 
600 


11,500 
11,550 


23,050 


John  Shuart, 
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BENEFICES   (METROPOLIS). 


RETURN  to  an  Order  of  the  Honourable  the  House  of  Commons, 
dated  19  June  1866;— /or, 


RETURN  ''from  the  Ecclesiastical  Commissionebs  for  England  and  fFales 
of  Gkants  or  Endowments  made  by  the  Commissioners  in  Augmentation  of 
Benefices  situate  within  the  Limits  of  the  Metbopolis,  as  defined  by  the 
Metbopolis  Local  Management  Act,  including  Grants  or  Endowments  in 
Aid  of  Curates,  and  the  Patronage  of  such  Benefices,  and  the  Population  within 
the  Parishes  or  Districts  of  such  Benefices,  up  to  the  31st  day  of  May  1866 ;  the 
Total  Amounts  to  be  given  at  the  Foot  of  each  Column,  also  the  Estimated  Capital 
Value  of  the  Annuities  in  each  Case,  with  Total  Amounts  of  such  Values." 


SUMMARY  of  the  Rbtubn  above  required,  the  Details  of  which  will  be  found  in  the 

following  pages : 


Estimated  Capital  Value  of  Commissioners'  Grants  in  Augmentation  of 
Benefices    .•.-.••-•-.• 

In  addition  to  the  above,  the  Commissioners  have  undertaken  a  liability  in 
aid  of  the  provision  of  Parsonage  Houses  of  about       -        .        .        . 


Benefactions  received  from  the  public,  estimated  at 


Total 


.    £. 


£. 
811,663 

50,000 


861,668 


99^272 


960,935 


Note. — The  general  plan  for  distribution  of  the  common  fund  during  the  period  endmg  with  the 
year  1868,  as  set  forth  in  the  18th  Report  of  the  Commissioners,  contemplates  the  raising  to  800/. 
per  annum  of  the  income  of  every  cure  having  a  population  of  4,000  by  the  Census  of  1861. 


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RETUBM    RELATING   TO    BENEFICES   (METROPOLIS). 


RETURN  from  the  Ecclesiastical  Commissioners  for  England  and  Wales  of  Grants  or  Endowmeits 
made  by  the  Commissioners  in  Augmentation  of  Benefices  situate  within  the  Limits  of  the  Metropolis, 
as  defined  by  the  Metropolis  Local  Management  Act,  including  Grants  or  Endowments  in  aid  of 
Curates,  and  the  Patronage  of  such  Benefices,  and  the  Population  within  the  Parishes  or  Districta  rf 
such  Benefices,  up  to  the  3l8t  day  of  May  1866 ;  the  Total  Amounts  to  be  given  at  the  Foot  of  each 
Column,  also  the  Estimated  Capital  Vahie  of  the  Annuities  in  each  Case,  with  Total  Amounts  of  such 
Values. 


NAME  of  benefice 

or 

DISTRICT. 


Patrons^* 


P«pula- 
tioo. 


COMUieSiONEBS'  GRANTa 


Auuiiitj* 


Gross  Sam. 


Estimtted 
Capital  Value. 


EstftMted 

Value 

of 

BvnefcttMii. 


Tota!^Vahtt 

of  Grant 

and 

BfneCActkm. 


'  OBSERVATIONS. 


Agar   Town,    St   ThOmaa^ 

N.  P. 
Aldgate,  St  Botolpl^,  P.  a 
Barnsbnrj,     St.    Clement, 

N.  P. 
Battenea,  St  George,  P.  C. 
Battersea,  St.  John,  P.  C.  - 
Bedford    New    Town,    St. 

Matthew,  P.  C. 
Bermondsey,  Christ  Chnrdi, 

N.P. 
Bermondsey,     St.    James, 

P.  C. 
Bermondsey,  St  Pan!,  19.  P. 
Bethnal  Green,  St  Andrew, 

P.C. 
Bethnal    Green,    St    Bar- 
tholomew, N.  P. 
Bethnal  Green,  St.  James- 

the-Les8,  P.C. 
Bethnal  Green,  St  James- 

the-Great,  N.  P. 
Bethnal  Green,    St.  Jade, 

N.P. 
Bethnal  Green,    St    Mat^ 

thias,  N.  P. 
Bethnal  Green,    St  Peter, 

P.C. 
Bethnal   Green,    St    Paul, 

P.C. 
Bethnal  Green,   St  Philip, 

P.C. 
Bethnal  Green,   St.  SimoB 

2;elotes,  N.  P. 
Bethnal  Green,  St.  TliomSs, 

N.P. 
Brentford,  Old,  or  Ealing, 

St  George,  P.  C. 

Brentford,  Old,    St   Psol; 
District 

Bromley,  St  Michael  and 

AU  Angels,  N.  P., 
Brompton,West,  St.  knpi^ 

tine.  Proposed  Ipiitrift. 

BonhiUnrow,  St.  Paul,  P.  C. 
( Fmsbary). 

Borleigh-street,  Strand,  St 

Michael,  P.  C. 
Camden  Town,  P.  C. 

Charteivhoose,    St   Mary, 
District. 

Charter-hoase,  St.  Thomas, 
P.C. 

Chelsea,    Christ     Church, 

P.  a 
Chelsea,  St.  Jode,  P.  C.     - 

Chritt    Church,      in     St 
George's-itt*the-East,  R. 

CitT    Road,  St  Matthew, 
N.P. 

Clapham,    Christ   Charch, 

P.  a 


Phbtic  * 

ditto  * 

Private  - 

Pnblic  • 

ditto  • 

ditto  - 

ditto  - 

ditto  - 

ditto  - 

ditto  - 

ditto  - 

ditto  - 

ditto  - 

ditto  - 

ditto  - 

ditto  - 

ditto  - 

ditto  - 


ditto  - 

ditto  - 

dHtO  - 

ditto  • 
IVvsCMs^ 

PabUc  • 

ditto  « 

ditto  - 

ditto  - 

ditto  « 

ditto  - 

ditto  • 

ditto  • 

ditto  - 

ditto  * 


13,421 
5.000 

3,697 
8,247 
8,000 

5,67  a 

19,339 

9.770 
10,272 

9,922 

4,500 

5,000 

14,039 
9,369 
6,736 
6,333 

11,397 
6,216 
8,315 
6,720 

4,469 

10,000 
S^OiO 

6,286 

3,500 

13,832 

4,000 

5,500 

6,532 

3,765 
13.145 

3,343 
4,500 


306  -  - 
Ul  -  - 


170 
40 

210 

124 

194 

187 

230 
150 
150 
230 
200 
200 
200 
251 
244 
250 
159 

200 
100 

300 

50 

287 
120 

50 

107 

200 
100 

140 
120 


16»  •  ^ 

61  -  - 

108  -  - 

300  -  - 

120  -  - 


500  -  - 

460  -  - 

760  -  - 

1,340  -  - 

1,000  -  - 


400  - 


722  -  4 


9,500  « 

4,680  * 

750  - 

1,340  - 

6,100  - 

1,200  - 

6,300  . 

4,120  - 

5,820  - 

5,610  - 

6,900  - 

4,500  - 

4,500  - 

6.900  - 

6,000  - 

6,000  - 

6,000  - 

8,252  - 

7,320  - 

7,500  - 

4,770  - 

9,000  - 


50O  *  -. 

4oa  ^  * 

750  -  - 

1,340  -  - 

3,510  -  - 


400  - 
1,100  - 


803  18  3 


9,000  -  - 
1,560  ^    - 

13,013  18  3 


1,500  -  - 
3,210  -  - 
9,000  -  - 


7,800 


181  8  4 
610  -  - 


700 


4)710  -  - 

1,530  -  - 

3,421  8  4 

13,210  -  - 

700  -  - 


1,100 


,  16,000 

6,036 
1,560 

2.680 
9,610 
1,200 

t>',3U0 

4,520 

5,820 
6,710 

6,900 

4,600 

4,500 

6,900 

6,000 

6,000 

6,000 

9,362 

7,320 

7,600 

4,770 


9,000  - 


#.  d. 


3>60O 


1,525 


270  - 


600 


700 


-  4 


9,600  -  - 
^960  -    -. 

13,013  18  3 


3,025  - 
3.210  - 
9,000  . 


7,800 


4,710  -  - 

1,800  -  - 

3,421  8  4 

13,810  -  - 


1,400  - 


To    coaimenoe  ^ 
church  proTided. 


Subject  to  the  eoplo! 
mentofaconte. 


To    oommeooe  wfal 
church  proTided. 

Subject  to  the  empb] 
meat  of  a  curate. 


Subject  to  the  enplo) 
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UETLRX    RELATING    TO    BENEFICES    (mFTHOPOLIS). 


RETURN  of  Grants  and  Endowments  made  by  the  Ecclesiastical  Com  mission  era,  k(*,  ^continued. 


XAME  of  BENEFICE 

or 

DISTRICT. 


Patronage. 


CUptoa,  Upper  St  Mat- 

thev,  District. 
Ckrkenwell,  St.  Jamea,  P.  C. 
Clerkeawell,  St  John,  R.   - 

Ckrkenvdl,  St  Panl,  Dia- 

triet. 

Ckfk«*rell  St  PhUlip,  P.  C. 
Cortain-ioad,  St  Jamea,  P.  C 

KaKD|,ChH»t  Church,  P.  C. 
Eoflrid.  St  Jamea,  P.  C.  - 
Ford,  Old,  St  Stephen.  P.  C. 
Fnlhua,  St  John,  Walham 

Grcnit  P-  C. 
Gordoniqiiare,  AU  Saints, 

P.O. 
Googh  fqosre,  HclyTrioity, 

P.C. 
Gn]r't     Inn-road,      Holj 

irinity,  P.C. 
Gray*!  Inn-rotd,    St  Bar- 
tholomew, P.  C. 
Gnj'i  Inn-road,  St  Jude, 

N.P. 
Girat  Marlborough-ftreet, 

St.  John  District. 
Gr^  Windmill-street,   St 

Peter.  P.  C, 
Greeow ich,  St  Paul,  District 
HtcLDf7,St  John,  R, 

Ha^ntoa,     All     Saints, 

PC. 
Uai^gerston,  St.  Angnstine, 

District 

Haggerston,  St  Chad,  Dis- 
trict 

fla^tserkton,  St   Colamha, 
District 

Higgmton,     St      Mary, 
P.C. 

Htggerston,  St  Pan!,  P.  C. 


Hifgmtoo,    St    Stephen, 
District. 

Htnmersmith,    St.   John- 

tLe-EvangelUt,  P.  C 
fluamerMnithySt.  Peter,  P.  C. 
Haamersmith,  St  Stephen, 

PC. 
Hampftead  Road,  St.  James, 

District 
Hitcfaun,  St  James,  N.  P. 
Hiverstook  Hill,  St  Andrew, 

District 
tUBertoa,St.  Barnabas,  N.P. 
Uomsey,  alias  Crouch  End, 

Christ  Church,  P.  C. 
Oonle^down,     St    Mark, 

District. 

HmhsIow,    Holy    Trinity, 

H.C. 
Eoxton.  St  Anne,  District 


Hoxtoa,  Holy  Trinity,  N.  P. 


Hoxton,     Chriat    Church, 
P.C. 


Uaiton,  St  Andf  ew,  N.  P. 


Pahlic  - 

ditto  - 

ditto  - 

ditto  - 

ditto  • 

ditto  - 

ditto  - 

ditto  - 

Trustees - 

Public  • 

ditto  - 

ditto  - 

ditto  - 

ditto  - 

ditto  - 

ditto  - 

ditto  • 

Pri?ate  - 

ditto  - 

Public  - 

ditto  - 

ditto  - 

ditto  • 

ditto  - 

ditto  - 

ditto  . 

ditto  - 

ditto  . 

ditto  - 

ditto  - 

Private  - 

Public  - 

ditto  - 

ditto  - 

ditto  - 

ditto  - 

ditto  - 

ditto  - 


ditto 


dito 


Popu- 
lation. 


COMMISSIONERS'  GRANTS. 


AnnuitT. 


1,800 

26,667 
6,941 

7,000 


9,640 
20,000 

3,500 
5,000 
7.158 
6,931 

7,000 

3,000 

13,662 

5,308 

9,000 

5,200 

5,330 

10,000 
10,581 

7,000 
8,000 

6,000 

7,000 

35,000 

7,000 

7,427 

3,918 

5,415 
3,845 

14,000 

3,000 
8,000 

8,663 
1,200 

2,796 

5,500 
5,145 

10,000 


6,000 


6,000 


50  -  - 

108  -  . 

157  -  - 

200  -  - 

100  -  - 

106  6  8 

250  -  - 

120  -  - 

80  -  - 

69  -  - 

76  -  - 

145  -  - 

103  -  - 


140 
79 

300 
50 

200 

150 

44 

230 

200 
100 

200 
100 

200 
100 

300 
120 

300 
120 

200 
100 


100  -  - 

20  -  - 

40  -  - 

200  -  - 

100  -  - 

ir>o  -  - 

242  .  - 


100 
50 


200 
100 

300 
220 


322 
98 


300 
120 


Gross  Sum. 


Efltimated 
Capital  Vtflue. 


Estimated 

Value 

of 

Benefaction. 


ToUl  Value 

of  Grant 

and 

Benefaction. 


£.      t.   d. 


1.000    -    - 
300    -    - 


725    - 


1.000    -    - 
600    -    - 


650 


1,000 


1,000    - 


500    - 
900    - 


1,000 


1,451  19    8 


£.  t.  d. 

1,500  -  - 

4,240  -  - 

5,010  -  - 

9,000  -  - 


3,915  -  - 

11,100  -  - 

2,400  -  - 

3.070  -  - 

2,880  -  - 

4,350  -  - 

3,090  -  - 

650  -  - 

4,200  -  - 

2,370  -  - 

9,000  -  - 

1,500  -  - 

6,000  -  - 

4,500  -  - 

6,900  -  - 

9,000  -  - 

9,000  -  - 


9,000  -    - 

13,600  -    - 

12,600  -    - 

9.000 


4,000  -  - 

600  -  - 

1,200  -  - 

6,000  -  - 

3,000  -  - 

4,500  -  - 

-7,760 

900  -  - 

4,500  -  - 

1,000  -  - 

9,000  -  - 


14,051  19    8 


12,600 


12,500 


£.     *.   rf. 
3,000    -    - 

1,000    •    - 


725    - 
1,100    - 


1,040 
600 


650 


3,000 


4,500    - 


OBSERVATIONS. 


£.  t.  rf. 

4,500  -  - 

5,240  -  - 

6,010  -  - 

9,000  -  - 

4,640  -  - 

12,200  -  - 

2,400  -  - 

4,110  -  - 

3,480  -  - 

4,350  -  - 

3,090  -  - 

1,300  -  - 

4.200  -  - 

2,370  -  - 

9,000  -  - 

4,500  -  - 

6,000  -  - 

9,000  -  - 

6,900  -  - 

9,000  -  - 

9,000  -  - 

9000  -  - 

13.600  -  - 

.  12,600  -  - 

9,000  -  - 


1,000    -    - 


1,500 


500 
900 


1,000    - 


5,000  -  - 

600  -  - 

1,200  -  - 

6,000  -  - 

4,500  -  - 

4,500  -  - 

8,260  -  - 

1,800  -  - 

4,500  -  - 


2,000    -    - 
9,000    -    - 

14,051  19    8 


12,600 


12,600    - 


To    commence    when 
church  provided. 


Subject  to  the  employ- 
ment of  a  curate. 


To  cease  on  next  aroid- 
anoe  of  living. 


To    commence   when 
church  provided. 

To    commence    when 
church  provided. 

To    cummence    when 
church  provided. 

Subject  to  the  employ, 
ment  of  a  curate. 

Subject  to  the  employ- 
ment of  a  curate. 

To    commence    when 
church  provided. 


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church  provided. 


To  commence  when 
church  provided. 

Subject  to  the  employ- 
ment of  two  curatffi. 
100/.  per  annum,  t» 
cease  on  the  division 
of  the  parish. 

Subject  to  the  employ- 
ment of  a  curate  at  a 
salary  of  not  less  thaa 
120/.  per  annum. 

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Return  of  Grants  and  Endowments  made  by  the  Ecclesiastical  Commissioners,  ke.^contirmed. 

NAME  of  BENEFICE 

COMMISSIONERS'  GRANTS. 

Estimated 

Total  Value 

Popula- 
tion. 

Value 
of 

of  Grant 
and 

or 

Patronage. 

OBSERVATION;}. 

DISTRICT. 

:  Annuity 

Gross  Sum. 

Estimated 
Capital  Value. 

Benefaction. 

Benefactiom 

£.    #. 

d. 

£.      t.    d. 

£.      t.    d. 

£.    t.    d. 

£.       9.     d. 

HoxtoQ,  St.  John- the- Bap. 

PubUc    - 

23,000 

300    - 

. 

1,303  15    8 

17,503  15    8 

17,503  15    8 

tut,  P.  C. 

240    - 

- 

- 

• 

, 

Subject  to  the  employ, 
ment  of  two  corttei 

HoxtOD,  St  Mary,  District 

ditto     - 

6,300 

200    - 

. 

. 

9,000 

9,000    -    - 

100    - 

- 

t- 

• 

- 

To    commence    wbes 

Hoxton,  St.  Saviour,  N.  P. 

ditto     - 

7,000 

300    - 

. 

. 

9,000 

9.000    -    - 

laliogton,  All  Saints,  Battle 

ditto     - 

17.489 

148    - 

- 

300    -    - 

4,740    -    • 

4,740    -    - 

Bridge,  P.  C. 

Islini^ton,  St.  Andrew,  Thorn- 

ditto     . 

15,000 

68    - 

- 

. 

2,040 

•              • 

2,040 

bill  square,  P.  C. 

Islington,  St.  Bartholomew, 

Trustees 

5,000 

108  13 

4 

, 

3.260    -    - 

1,400    -    - 

4,660 

P.  C. 

erentuaUy. 

Islington,     St.     Matthew, 

PubUc    - 

7,000 

23    - 

. 

• 

690    -    - 

. 

690 

Lower-road,  P.  C. 

IsUngton,  St.  Michael,  N.  P. 

Private  - 

5,183 

. 

• 

1,000 

1,000 

1,500    -    - 

2,500    -    . 

Islington,  St.  Peter,  Rifer- 

PubUc    - 

13.509 

80    - 

- 

. 

2,400    -    - 

2,400 

lanc,  P.  C. 

Islington,  St.  PhUip,  Arling- 

ditto     - 

8,000 

205    - 

- 

200    -    - 

6,350 

200    -    - 

6,550    -    - 

ton-square,  P.  C. 

Kensal  Green,    St.    John, 
P.  C. 

ditto     - 

4,662 

82    - 

- 

1,400    -    - 

3,860 

1,200    -    - 

5,060 

Kentish  Town,  St.  John-the- 

ditto     - 

11,596 

67    - 

. 

1,600    -    - 

3,510    -    - 

1,100    .    - 

4,610 

Baptist,  P.  C. 

Kentish  Town,  St  Martin, 

N.  P. 
King'sCross,  St  Luke,  N.  P. 

Private  - 

2,500 

24    - 

- 

- 

720    -    - 

3,780    -    - 

4^500 

Public    . 

8,020 

200    - 

- 

. 

6,000    -    - 

. 

6,000    -    - 

King.square,  St.  Bamaba?, 

ditto     - 

9,000 

300    - 

. 

1,620  10    7 

14,220  10    7 

. 

14,220  10    7 

P.  C. 

120    - 

— 

- 

- 

/ 

- 

Subject  to  the  emploj- 
mcnt  of  a  curate. 

Lambeth,  AU  Sainti,  P.  C. 

ditto     - 

5,452 

110    - 

. 

1,650 

4,950 

1,650    -    - 

6,600    -    - 

Lambeth,  Holy  Trinity,  P.O. 

ditto     - 

7,079 

149    - 

- 

1,925    -    - 

6,395 

1,925    -    - 

8,320 

Lambeth,  St  Andrew,  N.  P. 

Trustees 

8,467 

284     - 

- 

800    -    - 

7,820    -    - 

810 

8,630    -    - 

Lambeth,  St.  John-thc-Evan- 

PubUc    - 

10,232 

46    - 

- 

. 

1,380    -    - 

- 

1,380    -    - 

gelUt,Waterloo-road,  P.  C. 

Lambeth,   St  Mary -the - 

ditto     - 

10,250 

207    - 

. 

600    -    - 

6,810 

600    -    - 

7,410    -    • 

Less.  P.  C. 

Lambeth.  St.  PhUip,  P.  C. 

Trustees 

6,000 

. 

. 

1,800 

1,800    -    - 

3,940    -    - 

5,740    -    - 

Lambeth,  St.  Thomas,  N.  P. 

ditto     - 

9.660 

215    - 

- 

700    -    - 

7,150    -    - 

700 

7,850 

Limehouse,    St  John-the- 

PubUc    . 

9,531 

94    - 

. 

• 

2,820    -    - 

. 

2,820 

Evangelist,  P.  C. 

Lisson  Grove,  St.  Paul,  P.  C. 

ditto     - 

8.720 

157    - 

- 

1,000 

5,710 

1,100    -    - 

6,810    -    - 

Mile  End,  New  Town,  AU 

ditto-    - 

10,890 

252    " 

- 

7,560    -    - 

900 

8.460    -    - 

Saints,  P.  C. 

Muswell  HUl.  St  James, P.O. 

ditto     - 

255 

. 

- 

2,075  14    - 

2,075  14    - 

900 

2,975  14    - 

Newington,  AU  Saints,  P.  C. 

ditto      - 

7.500 

200    - 

" 

' 

To  cease  on  next  avoic' 
ance  of  Newingtor 
St  Mary,  Rectory. 

Newington,  St.  Paul,  P.  C. 

ditto     - 

11,960 

150    - 

• 

750    -    - 

5,250    -    - 

750    -    - 

6,000    -    - 

Norwood,  South,  St  Mark, 

P.C. 
Nntford  -  place,   St.   Luke, 

ditto     - 

2.000 

- 

- 

800    -    - 

800    -    - 

800    -    - 

1,600    -    - 

ditto     - 

10,000 

200    - 

. 

. 

6,000    -    - 

. 

6,000    -    - 

P.C. 

Old-strcct,  St  Mark,  N.  P. 

ditto     - 

6,500 

300    - 

- 

«              ^ 

12,600 

» 

12,600    -     - 

120    - 

— 

- 

- 

- 

- 

Subject  to  the  employ- 
ment of  a  curate. 

Paddington,  St  Mary  Mag- 

Trustees 

8,000 

3d    6 

8 

.              , 

1,000    -    - 

3,627    -    - 

4,627    -    - 

dalene,  District. 

Peckbam,    East,     Trinity, 

P  C. 
Pell-street,    St    Matthew, 

P.  C. 

PubUc    - 

1,861 

92    - 

- 

690  12    8 

3.450  12    8 

733  14    4 

4,184     7    - 

ditto     - 

3,245 

- 

- 

1.600 

1,600 

1,600    -    - 

3,200    -    - 

Pentonville.  St  James, P.C. 

ditto     - 

11,974 

225    - 

« 

•              • 

6.750 

,              . 

6.750 

Plaistow,  St  Mary,  P.  C.  - 

ditto     . 

11,^218 

140    - 

.. 

. 

4.200    -    - 

. 

4,200    -    - 

Plumstead,     St    Nicholas, 

P.C. 
Poplar,  Christchurch,  P.  C. 

ditto     - 

10,000 

300    - 

- 

- 

9,000 

- 

9.000    -    - 

ditto     - 

10,913 

122    - 

_ 

1,200    -     - 

4,860    -    - 

1,200    -    - 

6,060 

Hatcliffe, St  James,  P.C. - 

ditto     - 

8,445 

234    - 

- 

• 

7,020 

. 

7,020    -    - 

Rotherhithe,     AU    Saints, 
P.  C. 

ditto     - 

6,212 

155    6 

8 

561    -    - 

5,221 

1,552    7    - 

6,773    7    - 

Rotberhithe,  Holy  Trinity, 

P.  C. 
St.  Mary,  in  St.  George's- 

ditto     - 

4,448 

81     6 

8 

722    -    - 

3,162    -    - 

2,163  10    - 

5,325  10    - 

Private  at 

5,515 

107    - 

_ 

. 

3,210    -    - 

. 

3,210 

in-the-East,  P.  C. 

present ; 
pubUc  eren- 

tually. 
PubUc    - 

St  Marylcbonr,  St  Andrew, 

N.  P. 
St.   Marylebone,  St    Mat- 

5,143 

160    - 

- 

- 

4,800    -    - 

- 

4,800    -    - 

ditto     - 

7.972 

182    - 

_ 

. 

5,460    -    - 

. 

5,460    -    . 

thew,  P.  C. 

S*.  Miryli  b  ne,  St  Cyprian, 

Public 

8,664 

50    - 

» 

-          'J  • 

1,500    -    - 

3,060    -    - 

4.560    -    - 

District 

eventuaUy. 

St.  Mary  Magdalene,   Old 

PubUc    - 

2,318 

64    . 

.. 

. 

1,920 

. 

1,920 

Fi^h-street,  R.,  with  St. 

Gregory  by  St  Paul,  P.C. 

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Returk  of  Grants  and  Endowments  m 

ade  by  the  Ecclesiastical  Commissioners,  &c.— content^. 

NAME  of  BENEFICE 

Popula- 

COMMISSIONERS' GRANTS. 

Estimated 

Value 

of 

Bene&ction. 

Total  Value 

or 

Patronage. 

of  Grant 

and 

Bene&ctioi 

OBSERVATIONS. 

DISTRICT. 

tion. 

Annuity. 

Gross  Sum. 

Estimated 
Capital  Value. 

I, 

£.    ».  d. 

£.     t.   (T. 

£.    t. 

d. 

£.     i.    d. 

£.      t. 

d. 

SI.  PftBcrti,  Old  Church, 

P.C 
SL    Ptticnf,    St  BKnam, 

P.C 
St.  ThMus,  la  the  liberty 

Public    . 

11,161 

180    -    - 

- 

6,400    - 

- 

- 

5,400    - 

- 

ditto     - 

7,000 

200 

- 

6,000    - 

- 

- 

6,000    - 

- 

Private  - 

2,567 

. 

1,000    .    - 

1,000    - 

« 

1,000    -    - 

2,000    - 

^ 

oftbeRelli^P.a 

ShadweO,  St.  Pial,  R.       - 

Public    - 

7,905 

120 

3,600    - 

- 

- 

3,600    - 

- 

Subject  to  the  employ- 
ment of  a  curate. 

Sbcneifitch,  St.  Leonard,  y. 

ditto     - 

19,000 

500    -    - 

• 

15,000    - 

- 

- 

15,000    - 

- 

Sboterfitcli,    St    Michael, 

Private  - 

5,000 

226 

. 

10,350    - 

- 

2,250    -    - 

12,600    - 

• 

N.P. 

120    -    - 

•                   " 

*             " 

" 

"             ■ 

Subject  to  the  employ- 
ment of  a  curate. 

SoBcn  Town,  P.  C.  - 

Public    - 

- 

140 

•                       • 

4,200    - 

- 

- 

4,200    - 

- 

Sovtfawwk,  Holy   Trinitj, 

ditto     - 

17,731 

183 

- 

- 

- 

- 

To  cease  on  next  avoid- 

P. a 

ance  of  Newington, 
St.  Mary,  Rectory. 

SoBthvarCt  St.  Joue,  P.  C 

Trustees 

6,968 

83 

1,600 

4,090    - 

- 

2,000    -    - 

6,090    - 

- 

Sovthvark,  St  Paul  P.  C. 

ditto     - 

7,699 

72    -    - 

1,400    -    - 

3,560    - 

- 

1,600    -    - 

5,160    - 

- 

Sovdivark,  St  Peter,  P.  C. 

ditto     - 

5,044 

126 

1,000    -    - 

4,780    - 

- 

1,460    -    - 

6,230    - 

- 

Sovthvark,  St  Stephen,  N .  P. 

ditto     - 

5,260 

100    -    - 

1,600    -    - 

4.500    - 

- 

1,500 

6,000    - 

- 

R. 

Private  - 

15,503 

67 

■ 

2,010    - 

— 

2,010    -    - 

4,020    - 

~ 

SpitaMeldf,    St    Stephen, 

Trustees 

7,000 

142    -    - 

1,000    -    - 

8,860    - 

_ 

1,112    -    - 

9,972    - 

_ 

N.P. 

120 

- 

- 

- 

"            - 

Subject  to  the  employ- 
ment of  a  curate. 

SlBBilbTd  Hill,  St  Thomas, 

P  C 
Stefiney,  St  Phflip,  P.  C.  - 

Public    - 

5,549 

16 

- 

480    - 

- 

500 

980    - 

- 

ditto     - 

14,805 

213    -    - 

• 

6,390    - 

_ 

. 

6,890    - 

. 

St^mej,  St  Thomas.  P.  C. 
Stoke  Newingcon,  St  Mat- 

ditto    - 

14,000 

48    -    - 

441  18    6 

1,881  18 

6 

1,100    -    - 

2,981  18 

6 

ditto     - 

7,000 

265    -    - 

- 

7,950    - 

- 

- 

7,950    - 

- 

thias,  N.  P. 

Stratford,    Christ    Church, 

P.C. 
Tottenham,  St.  Paul,  P.  C 

Trustees 

3,219 

- 

1,000    -    - 

1,000    - 

- 

1,350    -    - 

2,360    - 

- 

Public    - 

2,265 

. 

600 

600    - 

„ 

600    -    - 

1,200    - 

. 

Tottenham,  Holy  Trinity, 

ditto     - 

5,061 

20    -    - 

. 

600    - 

- 

600    -    - 

1,200    - 

~ 

p.a 

Trent,  alias  Enfield,  Christ 

Trustees 

650 

- 

800 

800    - 

- 

800    -    - 

1.600    - 

- 

Ch«rch,P.  C. 

T^mkam     Green,    Christ 

PubUc    - 

3,500 

120 

. 

3,600    - 

- 

- 

3,600    - 

- 

Church,  P.  C. 

Uzhiidfe,  St  Margaret,P.  C. 

ditto     - 

3.000 

60    -    - 

- 

1,800    - 

- 

660    -    - 

2,460    - 

- 

Uzbridse  Moor,  St  John, 

P.  C. 
Vaazhidl,  St  Peter,  N.  P. 

ditto     - 

1,650 

96 

967  10    - 

3,817  10 

- 

1,167  10    - 

4,985    - 

- 

Trustees 

6.000 

33    6    8 

1,500    -    - 

2,600    - 

. 

2,760    -    - 

6,250    - 

- 

. 

Tietoria  Dodis,  St  Mark, 

P.C. 
Wahrocth,  St.  J<^  P.  C. 

PubUc    - 

7,000 

288 

1,825    -    - 

10,466    - 

- 

1,185    -    - 

11,660    - 

- 

ditto     - 

7,426 

(«)I52    -    - 

20O    -    - 

200    - 

_ 

200 

400    - 

. 

(a)  To  cease  on  next 

avoidance  of   New- 

ington,  St.   Mary, 

Rectory. 

Wahrorth,St  Peter,  P.  C. 

ditto     - 

32,011 

106    -    - 

" 

' 

To  cease  on  next  avoi- 
dance of  Newington, 
St  Mary,  Rectory. 

Wdefa  Chnrdi  (MetropoU- 

. 

- 

250    -    - 

- 

7,600    - 

- 

- 

7,500    - 

- 

tan)  Ely-place. 

Wcstmibater,  St  Lake, P.C. 

PubUc    - 

9,219 

100    -    - 

.. 

3,000    - 

- 

- 

3,000    - 

- 

Wectmlnater,  St  Mary,  P.  C. 

ditto     - 

9,761 

- 

970  18    2 

970  18 

2 

- 

970  18 

2 

Weatm'mster,  St  Mary-tbe- 

ditto     - 

6,003 

210    -    - 

- 

6,300    - 

- 

- 

6,300 

- 

Virpn,     Crown  •  stieet, 

Soho,  P.  C. 

Whetitone,  St  John,  P.  C. 

ditto     - 

1,680 

16    -    - 

- 

480    - 

- 

- 

480    - 

- 

ditto     - 

6,652 

89 

540    -    - 

3,210    - 

- 

900    -    - 

4,110    - 

- 

Whitecfaapd,  St  Mark,  P.  C. 

ditto     - 

15,326 

260    -    - 

- 

7,800    - 

- 

- 

7,800    - 

* 

Whitechapd,  St.  Mary,  R. 

ditto     - 

15.476 

130    -    - 

- 

8,900    - 

- 

- 

3.900    - 

^ 

Whitachapel,  St  Paul,  P.  C. 

ditto     - 

9,468 

200    -    - 

- 

6,000    - 

- 

- 

6,000    - 

- 

Whittoa,  St  PhiHp  and  St 

ditto     - 

730 

21     4    - 

- 

636    - 

- 

686    -    - 

1,272    - 

- 

James,  P.  C. 

WiDesdeSfV.   - 

ditto     - 

3,879 

100    -    - 

169    2  10 

ai69    2  10 

- 

3,169    2  10 

Woodford,  St  Paul,  P.  C. 

ditto     - 

800 

- 

1,000 

1,000    - 

- 

1.000    -    - 

2,000    - 

- 

Woolwich,  St  Thomas,  N.P. 

Private  - 

3,000 

150    -    - 

- 

4.50O    - 

- 

- 

4,500    - 

- 

Total 

25.864  10    8 

59,247     9    - 

811,663    9 

- 

99,272     1     4 

910,935  10 

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28  June  1866.  j 


By  Order  of  the  Board. 

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UNION    OF    BENEFICES    (LONDON). 


COPY  of  Dkafi  of  a  Scheme  for  uniting  the  Benefice  (being  a  Rectory")  of 
Saint  Nicholas  Cole  Abbei/,  with  Saint  Nicholas  Olave^  in  the  City  of 
LondoTiy  with  a  Benefice  (being  a  Rectory)  of  Saint  Mary  So)nerset,  with 
Saint  Mainj  Mounthaw,  in  the  said  City  of  London^  and  for  other  Purposes 
mentioned  in  the  same  Scheme. 


10,  Whitehall-place,  S.W., 
Sir,  9  May  1866. 

In  accordance  with  the  provisions  of  the  15th  section  of  the  Act  23  &  24  Vict. 
c.  142,  I  have  the  honour,  on  behalf  of  the  Ecclesiastical  Commissioners  for 
England,  to  transmit  to  you  herewith,  to  be  laid  before  the  House  of  Commons, 
a  draft  of  a  scheme  which  the  Commissionei's  propose  to  certify  to  Her  Majesty 
in  Council  for  uniting  the  benefice  (being  a  rectory)  of  Saint  Nicholas  Cole 
Abbey,  with  Saint  Nicholas  Olave,  in  the  City  of  London,  with  the  benefice 
(being  a  rectory)  of  Saint  Mary  Somerset,  with*  Saint  Mary  Mounthaw,  in  the 
said  City  of  London,  and  for  the  other  purposes  mentioned  in  the  same  scheme. 

I  have,  &c. 
Sir  Denis  Le  Marchant,  Bart.,  (signed)         James  J.  Chalk. 

House  of  Commons. 


To  THE  Quben's  Most  Excellent  Majesty  in  Council. 

Wb,  the  Ecclesiastical  Commissioners  for  England,  in  pursuance  of  the  Act  of  ^  &  2  Vict,  c  106, 
the  first  and  second  years  of  your  Majesty,  chapter  one  hundred  and  six;  of  the  ^®*  ^^'  \^* 
Act  of  the  third  and  fourth  years  of  your   Majesty,  chapter  one  hundred  and  3  &4  Vict. c,ii3, 
thirteen ;  of  the  Act  of  the  sixth  and  seventh  years  of  your  Majesty,  chapter  ^'  ^* 
thirty-seven;  of  the  Act  of  the  thirteenth  and  fourteenth  years  of  your  Majesty,  J^qV^V^L  8 
chapter  ninety-eight;  and  of  the  Act  of  the  twenty-third  and  twenty-fourth  years  03  &  04  vict 
of  your  Majesty,  chapter  one  hundred  and  forty^two,  have  prepared  and  now  c  140" 
humbly  certify  to  your  Majesty  in  Council  the  following  scheme  for  uniting  the 
benefice  (being  a  rectory)  of  Saint  Nicholas  Cole  Abbey,   with  Saint  Nicholas 
Olave,  in  the  city  of  London,  with  the  benefice  (being  a  rectory)  of  Saint  Mary 
Somerset,  with  Saint  Mary  Mounthaw,  in  the  said  city  of  London,  and  for  the 
other  purposes  hereinafter  mentioned. 

Whereas  under  the  provisions  of  the  said  lastly  mentioned  Act  the  Right 
Honourable  and  Right  Reverend  Archibald  Campbell,  Bishop  of  the  said  diocese 
of  London,  duly  issued  a  commission  for  the  purpose  of  inquiring  into  the 
expediency  of  the  proposed  union  of  the  said  rectory  of  Saint  Nicholas  Cole 
Abbey,  with  Saint  Nicholas  Olave,  and  the  said  rectory  of  Saint  Mary  Somerset, 
with  Saint  Mary  Mounthaw,  and  by  the  return  made  to  the  said  Commission 
the  Commissioners  therein  named  certified  all  such  matters  and  things  as  appeared 
to  them  material,  together  with  their  opinion  that  the  proposed  union  was  expe- 
dient,  and  in  such  return  they  recommended  the  terms  on  which,  in  their  opinion, 
the  same  union  ought  to  be  effected. 

And  whereas  the  said  Archibald  Campbell,  Bishop  of  London,  has  caused 
proposals  for  a  scheme,  based  upon  the  terras  recommended  by  the  Commis- 
sioners named  in  the  hereinbefore  mentioned  Commission,  to  be  laid  before  us, 
which  proposals  were  assented  to  by  himself  as  patron  in  right  of  his  see,  of 
the  said  rectory  of  St.  Mary  Somerset,  with  Saint  Mary  Mounthaw,  and  by  the 
Right  Honourable  Richard,  Baron  Westbury,  then  Lord  Higli  Chancellor  of 
Great  Britain,  the  patron  in  right  of  such  his  office  for  every  alternate  turn  of 
the  said  rectory  of  Saint  Nicholas  Cole  Abbey,  with  Saint  Nicholas  Olave,  and 
by  the  Dean  of  the  Cathedral  Church  of  Saint  Paul  in  London,  and  the  chapter 
of  the  sanie  church,  the  patrons  for  every  other  alternate  turn  of  the  said  last- 
named  rectory,  and  also  by  the  vestries  of  the  several  parishes  of  Saint  Nichvihis 

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Cole  Abbey,  Saint    Nicholas    Olave,  Saint  Mary  Somerset,  and   Saint    Mary 
Mounthaw,  respectively. 

And  whereas  it  appears  to  us  to  be  expedient  that  such  union  should  be 
effected,  and  that  such  arrangements.relating  thereto  and  to  the  patronage  of  the 
said  rectories  should  be  made  as  are  hereinafter  mentioned. 

And  whereas  the  said  rectory  of  Saint  Nicholas  Cole  Abbey,  with  Saint 
Nicholas  Olave,  is  subject  to  a  mortgage  to  the  Governors  of  the  Bounty  of  Queen 
Anne,  and  the  annual  sum  now  payable  to  the  said  Governors  in  respect  of  sudi 
mortgage,  amounts  to  fifteen  pounds  sterling  or  thereabouts. 

Now,  therefore,  we  humbly  recommend  and  propose,  with  the  consents  of  the 
said  Archibald  Campbell,  Bishop  of  London,  and  of  the  Right  Honourable 
Robert  Mousey^  Baron  Cranworth,  now  Lord  High  Chancellor  of  Great  Britain 
(testified  by  their  respectively  signing  and  sealing  this  scheme),  and  of  the  said 
Dean  and  Chapter  of  the  Cathedral  Church  of  Saint  Paul  in  London  (testified  by 
their  sealing  this  scheme  with  their  corporate  seal),  and  of  the  vestry  of  each  of 
the  said  four  parishes  (testified  by  the  several  chairmen  of  the  said  vestries 
respectively  signing  this  scheme,  pursuant  to  resolutions  passed  at  vestries  duly 
convened  for  the  purpose  of  giving  such  consents),  that  the  said  rectory  of  Saint 
Nicholas  Cole  Abbey,  with  Saint  Nicholas  Olave,  and  the  said  rectory  of  Saiot 
Mary  Somerset,  witli  Saint  Mary  Mounthaw,  shall  be  united  and  consolidabed 
into  and  shall  become  and  be  one  benefice,  under  the  style  of  *'  The  united 
rectory  of  Saint  Nicholas  Cole  Abbey,  with  Saint  Nicholas  Olave,  and  Saint 
Mary  Somerset,  with  Saint  Mary  Mounthaw." 

And  we  further  recommend  and  propose,  that  if,  when  this  scheme  shall  have 
been  confirmed  by  an  Order  of  your  Majesty  in  Council,  and  shall  have  taken 
effect  as  hereinafter  provided,  both  of  the  said  rectories  shall  be  vacant,  the 
union  of  the  said  rectories  sliall  take  effect  forthwith  ;  and  that  if  one  of  the 
said  rectories  only  shall  be  then  vacant,  the  said  union  shall  also  take  effect 
forthwith,  if  the  incumbent  of  the  other  of  the  said  rectories  shall  consent  to 
become  the  incumbent  of  the  united  rectory,  but  if  he  shall  not  so  consent,  then 
that  the  union  shall  take  effect  upon  the  then  next  vacancy  of  his  benefice,  and 
the  then  incumbent  of  the  other  of  the  said  rectories  shall  be  the  first  incumbent 
of  the  united  rectory  ;  and  if,  when  this  scheme  shall  have  been  confirmed  by  an 
Order  of  your  Majesty  in  Council,  and  shall  have  taken  effect  as  hereinafter 
provided,  both  of  the  said  rectories  shall  be  full,  then  that  the  said  union  shall 
take  effect  upon  the  next  vacancy  of  either  of  them,  if  the  incumbent  for  the  time 
being  of  the  other  of  the  said  rectories  shall  consent  to  become  the  incumbent  of 
the  united  rectory,  and  he  shall  be  the  first  incumbent  of  the  united  rectory,  but 
if  he  shall  not  so  consent,  then  the  said  union  shall  take  effect  immediately  upon 
the  next  vacancy  of  his  benefice,  apd  the  then  incumbent  of  the  other  of  the  said 
rectories  shall  be  the  first  incumbent  of  the  united  rectory.  And  that  in  either 
case  it  shall  be  lawful  for  the  Bishop  to  admit  to  the  united  rectory  the  first 
incumbent  thereof  (if  an  incumbent  for  the  time  being  of  either  of  the  existing 
rectories),  without  any  form  or  fee  of  or  for  presentation,  and  he  shall  jthereupon 
become  the  incumbent  of  the  united  rectory,  and  that,  until  the  time  of  the  union 
taking  effect,  the  existing  incumbencies  shall  remain  separate,  and  the  rights 
and  liabilities  in  respect  thereof  shall  remain  unaffected  by  anything  herein  con- 
tained. 

And  we  further  recommend  and  propose,  that  if,  after  the  confirmation  of  this 
scheme  by  an  Order  of  your  Majesty  in  Council,  and  before  the  union  shall  have 
taken  effect,  the  incumbent  for  the  time  being  of  either  of  the  existing  rectories 
shall  retire  from  his  incumbency,  in  order  that  the  union  may  take  im- 
mediate effect,  the  incumbent  so  retiring  from  his  incumbency  shall  be  entitled,  ' 
during  the  period  hereinafter  specified,  to  receive  out  of  the  annual  income  of  the 
united  rectory,  and  by  way  of  compensation,  a  yearly  sum  equal  in  amount  to 
four-fifths  of  the  net  annual  value  of  the  tithe  and  tithe  rents  charge  and  endow- 
ments annexed  to  his  rectory  (not  reckoning  the  house  of  residence  as  an  item 
of  value),  computed  on  the  average  receipts  of  the  three  years  immediately 
preceding  the  year  in  which  he  shall  retire,  which  annual  sum  shall  commence  as 
from  the  day  on  which  the  union  shall  take  effect,  and  shall  be  payable  by  equal 
half-yearly  payments  in  every  year,  the  first  half-yearly  payment  thereof  to  become 
due  and  be  paid  at  the  end  of  six  calendar  months  next  after  the  day  on  which 
the  union  shall  take  effect;  and  that  the  said  annual  sum  shall  be  payable  to  the 
retiring  incumbent  during  the  remainder  of  his  life,  or  until  he  shall  accept  any 

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other  Church  preferment  of  an  annual  value  equal  to  or  greater  in  amount  than 
the  said  annual  sum  to  be  so  made  payable  to  such  retiring  incumbent  as  afore- 
said ;  and  upon  his  accepting  such  preferment,  the  said  annual  sum  shall  thence- 
forth absolutely  cease  to  be  payable ;  but  if  the  same  annual  sum  shall  cease  by 
his  death,  or  by  his  acceptance  of  such  Cjjurch  preferment  (as  the  case  may  bo), 
on  any  other  than  one  of  the  half-yearly  days  of  payment,  he  or  his  executors  or 
administrators,  shall  be  entitled  to  a  proportionate  part  of  the  said  annual  sum 
for  the  period  which,  at  the  time  of  such  cesser,  shall  have  elapsed  of  the  then 
current  half  year,  Which  proportionate  part  shall  be  payable  at  the  end  of  the 
then  current  half  year,  and  that  the  said  annual  sum  shall  be  charged  upon  the 
annual  income  of  the  united  rectory,  and  shall  be  payable  out  of  the  same  by  the 
incumbent  for  the  time  beinji;  thereof,  and  as  between  such  incumbent  and  the 
retiring  incumbent  and  his  assigns  the  said  annual  sum  shall  be  a  first  charge  at 
law  and  in  equity  upon  the  income  of  the  united  rectory,  and  the  incumbent  of 
the  said  united  rectory  shall  be  deemed  to  have  accepted  the  same,  subject  to  a 
trust  to  pay  to  the  retiring  incumbent,  or  his  assigns,  the  said  annual  sum  out  of 
the  income  of  such  uniied  rectory,  and  for  that  purpose  to  use  all  due  diligence 
to  receive  and  collect  the  income  of  the  said  united  rectory ;  and  if  such  annual 
sum,  or  any  part  thereof,  shall  be  at  any  time  in  arrear  and  unpaid  for  a  period 
of  more  than  twenty-one  days  after  any  of  the  said  half-yearly  days  of  payn^ent, 
and  the  fact  of  the  same  being  so  in  arrear  shall  be  verified  by  the  declaration  of 
the  incumbent  who  shall  have  so  retired,  or  his  assigns,  or  in  such  other  manner 
as  shall  be  required  by  the  bishop  for  the  time  being  of  the  said  diocese  of 
London,  it  shall  be  lawful  for  the  said  bishop  to  make  an  order  upon  the  incumbent 
for  the  time  being  of  the  united  rectory,  requiring  him  to  pay  the  amount  in 
arrear  within  a  time  to  be  specified  in  such  order,  and  if  the  same  shall  not  be 
paid  within  such  period  as  last  aforesaid,  then  it  shall  be  lawful  for  the  said 
bishop  to  sequester  the  profits  of  the  said  united  rectory  until  all  s»ich  arrears 
and  the  costs  of  the  sequestration  shall  have  been  paid  and  satisfied,  but 
the  power  to  be  so  conferred  upon  the  said  bishop  shall  not  in  an\wise 
abridge  or  interfere  with  the  rights  of  the  incumbent  who  shall  have  so  retired, 
or  his  assigns,  to  recover  the  said  annua!  sum,  and  all  arrears  thereof,  by  pro- 
ceedings at  law  or  in  equity,  or  with  the  legal  and  equitable  rights  of  the 
incumbent  for  the  time  being  of  the  united  rectory  to  recover  from  the  pre- 
ceding incumbent  of  the  united  rectory,  his  executors  or  administrators,  any 
arrears  of  the  said  annual  sum  which  ought  to  have  been  paid  by  such  preceding 
incumbent. 

And  we  further  recommend  and-  propose,  that  if  the  incumbent  of  the  said 
rectory  of  Saint  Nicholas  Cole  Abbey,  with  Saint  Nicholas  Olave,  shall  be  such 
retiring  incumbent  as  aforesaid,  there  shall,  in  every  year,  be  deducted  from  the 
annual  sum  to  be  paid  to  him  as  aforesaid,  a  sum  equal  to  one-half  of  the  amount 
payable  in  that  year  to  the  governors  of  the  Bounty  of  Queen  Anne,  in  respect 
of  the  said  mortgage. 

And  we  further  recommend  and  propose,  that  if  the  said  union  shall  have 
taken  immediate  effect,  by  reason  of  the  inctimbent  for  the  time  being  of  either 
of  the  existing  incumbencies  having  retired  from  his  incumbency,  and  such 
incumbent  shall  be  living  when  the  imited  rectory  shall  for  the  first  time  after 
such  union  become  vacant,  the  incumbent  who  shall  have  so  retired  shall  (if,  in 
the  opinion  of  the  bishop  for  the  time  being  of  the  said  diocese  of  London,  he 
be  not  disqualified  by  age  or  otherwise),  be  entitled  to  fill  such  vacancy,  and 
may  be  admitted  by  the  said  bishop  to  the  said  united  rectory  without  any  form 
or  fee  of  or  for  presentation,  and  he  shall  thereupon  l)ecome  the  incumbent  of  the 
said  united  rectory,  and  the  annual  sum  herein-before  made  payable  to  him  shall 
thereupon  absolutely  cease  to  be  payable. 

And  we  further  recommend  and  propose,  th^t  upon  the  said  union  taking 
effect,  the  church  of  Saint  Nicholas  Cole  Abbey  shall  become,  and  thereafter 
continue  to  be,  the  parish  church  of  the  said  united  rectory  ;  and  that,  after  the 
said  union,  the  expense  of  maintaining  the  fabric  of  the  parish  church  of  the 
united  rectory,  «nd  providing  for  the  maintenance  of  the  services  therein,  shall 
be  defrayed  by  the  inhabitant  householders  of  the  four  parishes  of  the  imited 
rectory,  aucl  shall,  as  between  the  inhabitants  of  the  same  four  parishes  respec- 
tively, be  provided  in  the  following  proportions,  (that  is  to  say,)  the  amount  to 
be  provided  by  the  inhabitants  of  each  parish  shall  bear  the  same  proportion  to 
the  whole  amount  to  be  provided  as  the  total  amount  of  the  annual  rateable 

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value  of  the  property  in  each  such  parish,  as  assessed  for  the  time  being  for  the 
purposes  of  the  consolidated  or  police  rate,  shall  bear  to  the  aggregate  amount 
of  the  like  rateable  annual  value  of  the  property  in  all  the  said  four  several 
parishes. 

And  we  further  recommend  and  propose,  that  upon  the  said  union  taking 
effect,  the  font,  communion  table,  and  plate  used  for  the  purposes  of  the  Holy 
Communion  in  the  church  of  Saint  Mary  Somerset  shall  be  transferred  to  the 
parish  church  of  the  said  united  rectory ;  but  if  the  same  shall,  in  the  opinion  of 
the  bishop  for  the  time  being  of  the  said  diocese  of  London,  not  be  required  for 
such  church,  then  that  the  same,  or  such  of  them,  or  so  much  of  the  said  plate 
as  shall  not  be  so  required,  shall  be  transferred  to  such  other  church  or  chapel 
within  the  diocese  of  London  as  the  bishop  for  the  time  being  of  the  said  diocese 
shall  select. 

And  we  further  recommend  and  propose,  that  upon  the  said  union  taking 
effect,  if  the  tables  of  fees  used  in  the  two  churches  be  alike  in  all  particulars, 
the  table  of  fees  used  in  the  church  which  will  become  the  church  of  the  united 
rectory  shall  (until  revised  or  altered  -by  proper  authority)  be  the  table  of  fees 
for  the  four  parishes  of  such  united  rectory,  but  if  such  tables  of  fees  be  not 
alike  in  all  particulars,  then  that  the  same  shall  be  of  no  authority,  and  a  new 
table  of  fees  shall  be  made  for  the  use  of  such  four  parishes  as  if  the  same  were 
one  parish,  under  the  authority  of,  and  with  the  consents,  and  in  the  manner 
specified  in  the  eleventh  section  of  the  Act  of  the  fifty-ninth  year  of  his  late 
Majesty  King  George  the  Third,  chapter  one  hundred  and  thirty-four. 

And  we  further  recommend  and  propose,  that  upon  the  said  union  taking 
effect,  the  persons  who  at  that  time  shall  hold  the  oflices  of  parish  clerk  of  the 
parishes  of  Saint  Nicholas  Cole  Abbey  and  Saint  Nicholas  Olave,  and  parish 
clerk  of  the  parishes  of  Saint  Mary  Somerset  and  Saint  Mary  Mounthaw, 
shall,  without  any  further  appointment,  become  the  joint  parish  clerks  of  the 
said  four  parishes,  and  the  persons  who  at  the  time  of  the ,  said  union  taking 
effect  shall  hold  the  offices  of  sexton  of  the  parishes  of  Saint  Nicholas  Cole 
Abbey  and  Saint  Nicholas  Olave,  and  sexton  of  the  parishes  of  Saint  Mary 
Somerset'  and  Saint  Mary  Mounthaw,  shall,  without  any  further  appointment, 
become  the  joint  sextons  of  the  said  four  parishes,  and  upon  the  death,  retire- 
ment, or  removal  of  either  of  the  joint  parish  clerks,  the  other  of  them  shall 
become  the  sole  parish  clerk  of  the  said  four  parishes,  and  upon  the  death, 
retirement,  or  removal  of  either  of  the  joint  sextons,  the  other  of  them  shall 
become  the  sole  sexton  of  the  said  four  parishes,  and  the  parish  clerk  of  the 
said  four  parishes  shall  afterwards  upon  any  vacancy  in  that  office  be  appointed 
by  the  incumbent  of  the  united  rectory,  and  any  future  vacancy  in  the  office  of 
sexton  shall  be  filled  up  by  the  vestries  of  the  said  four  parishes,  or  by  a 
majority  of  them  regarded  as  one  vestry. 

And  we  further  recommend  and  propose,  that  upon  the  said  union  taking  effect, 
the  persons  who  at  that  time  shall  respectively  hold  the  offices  of  parish  clerk 
and  sexton  of  the  parishes  of  Saint  Mary  Somerset  and  Saint  Mary  Mounthaw, 
and  who  shall  become  joint  parish  clerk  and  joint  sexton  respectively  of  the  said 
four  parishes  of  the  united  rectory,  shall  each  of  them  cease  to  hold  as  of  las 
former  estate  the  office  of  parish  clerk  and  sexton  respectively  of  the  said  parishes 
of  Saint  Mary  Somerset  and  Saint  Mary  Mounthaw ;  and  the  parish  clerk  so  ceasing 
to  hold  such  his  office  of  clerk  shall  by  way  of  compensation,  so  long  as  he  shall 
be  one  of  the  joint  parish  clerks  aforesaid,  receive  from  the  vestry  of  the  said 
united  parishes  of  Saint  Mary  Somerset  and  Saint  Mary  Mounthaw,  during  the 
pleasure  of  such  vestry,  a  salary  equal  in  amount  to  his  then  present  salary ;  and 
in  like  manner  the  sexton  so  ceasing  to  hold  such  his  office  of  sexton  shall  by 
way  of  compensation,  so  long  as  he  shall  be  one  of  the  joint  sextons  aforesaid, 
receive  from  the  vestry  of  the  said  parishes  of  Saint  Mary  Somerset  and  Saint 
Mary  Mounthaw,  during  the  pleasure  of  such  vestry,  a  salary  equal  in  amount  to 
his  then  present  salary,  subject  nevertheless  to  and  upon  the  condition  that  each 
such  joint  parish  clerk  and  joint  sexton  shall  perform  such  and  such  only  of  the 
duties  appertaining  to  the  offices  of  parish  clerk  and  sexton  respectively  of  the 
said  four  parishes  as  the  rector  for  the  time  being  of  the  said  united  rectory  and 
the  churchwardens  for  the  time  being  of  such  parishes  may  from  time  to  time 
require,  but  no  parish  clerk  or  sexton  of  the  said  four  parishes  shall  have  any 
larger  estate  or  interest  in  his  office  than  he  shall  have  possessed  in  his  original 
office  before  the  said  union. 

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And  we  further  recommend  and  propose,  that  so  long  as  a  salary  under  the 
provisions  above  proposed  shall  be  payable  by  the  parishes  of  Saint  Mary 
Somerset  and  Saint  Mary  Mounthaw  to  one  of  the  joint  parish  clerks  aforesaid, 
those  parishes  shall  not  be  required  to  contribute  towards  the  salary  of  the 
other  of  the  joint  parish  clerks  aforesaid,  and  so  long  as  a  salary  shall  under  the 
provisions  above  proposed  be  payable  by  the  said  parishes  of  Saint  Mary 
Somerset  and  Saint  Mary  Mounthaw  to  one  of  the  joint  sextons  aforesaid^ 
those  parishes  shall  not  be  required  to  contribute  towards  the  salary  of  the  other 
of  the  joint  sextons  aforesaid,  but  whilst  such  salaries,  by  way  of  compensation^ 
shall  continue  payable  to  suqh  joint  parish  clerk  and  joint  sexton  respectively, 
the  salaries  of  the  other  joint  parish  clerk  aud  jpint  sexton  aforesaid  shall  be 
paid  exclusively  by  the  parishes  of  Saint  Nicholas  Cole  Abbey  and  Saint  Nicholas 
Olave,  and  as  between  those  parishes  in  proportion  to  such  rateable  annual  value 
of  the  property  as  aforesaid. 

And  we  further  recommend  and  propose,  that  upon  the  said  union  taking 
effect,  all  the  properties  constituting  the  emoluments  and  endowments  of  the 
respective  rectories  of  Saint  Nicholas  Cole  Abbey,  with  Saint  Nicholas  Olave, 
and  Saint  Mary  Somerset,  with  Saint  Mary  Mounthaw,  shall  become  and  be 
transferred  and  annexed  to  the  united  benefice  as  the  endowment  thereof. 

And  we  further  recommend  and  propose,  that  upon  the  said  union  taking 
effect,  the  church  of  Saint  Mary  Somerset  shall  be  taken  down,  and  its 
materials  and  site  sold  by  public  tender,  the  pulpit,  bells,  clock,  organ,  and 
other  furniture  and  fittings  being  reserved  to  be  appropriated  (if,  in  the  opinion 
of  the  Bishop,  for  the  time  being,  of  the  diocese  of  London  required)  for  the  use 
of  the  church  proposed  to  be  provided  for  the  district  of  Saint  Mary,  Hoxton,. 
recently  constituted  under  the  providons  of  the  herein-belbre  secondly  men- 
tioned Act,  and  originally  proposed  to  be  constituted  under  the  title  of  "  The 
District  of  Saint  Mary,  City  Road;"  but  if  not  so  required  and  appropriated,, 
that  the  same  shall  be  sold  by  public  tender  as  aforesaid. 

And  we  further  recommend  and  propose,  that  in  the  first  place  there  shall  be 
set  apart  and  appropriated,  out  of  the  net  proceeds  which  shall  be  realized  by 
the  sales  effected  in  pursuance  of  the  recommendations  and  proposals  herein- 
l^efore  contained,  such  a  sum  as  we  shall  determine  (being  not  less  than  three 
equal  fourth  parts  of  the  entire  net  proceeds  of  such  sales),  for  the  erection  of  the 
church  proposed  to  be  provided,  as  aforesaid,  for  the  district  of  Saint  Mary, 
Hoxton,  and  for  providing  a  house  of  residence  for  the  incumbent  of  the  same 
district,  and  that  the  residue  of  the  said  net  proceeds  of  such  sales,  together  with 
such  portion  (if  any)  of  the  sum  to  be  so  set  apart  and  appropriated  as  aforesaid  as 
shall  not  be  required  for  the  last -mentioned  purposes,  shall  be  held  and  applied 
upon  and  according  to  the  trusts  and  provisions  contained  in  the  twenty-second 
section  of  the  said  hereinbefore  thirdly  mentioned  Act,  subject  nevertheless  to,  and 
we  further  recommend  and  propose,  that  we,  with^  the  consent  of  the  Bishop 
of  the  said  diocese  of  London,  for  the  time  being,  shall  have  a  discretionary  power 
to  set  apart  and  appropriate  out  of  such  residue  any  sum  not  exceeding  one- tenth 
part  of  the  entire  net  proceeds  of  the  said  sales,  as  a  fund  for  ro-pewing,  repairing, 
restoring,  or  altering  the  said  church  of  Saint  Nicholas  Cole  Abbey,  such  sum  to 
be  laid  out  and  expended  under  the  joint  direction  of  the  vestries  and  church- 
wardens of  the  four  parishes  of  the  ignited  benefice  hereby  proposed  to  be  created, 
and  under  the  superintendence  of  a  competent  architect  (whose  charges  shall  be 
defiayed  out  of  the  fund  to  be  so  appropriated),  to  be  nominated  by  them,  and 
to  be  approved  of  by  the  Bishop  for  the  time  being  of  the  said  diocese  of  London^ 
and  that  if  any  difference  or  dispute  shall  arise  as  to  the  proper  mode  of  expending 
or  applying  the  same  sum  or  any  part  thereof,  such  difference  or  dispute  shall^ 
in  every  case,  be  settled  and  determined  by  the  Bishop,  whose  decision  shall  be 
final,  and  whose  episcopal  jurisdiction  shall  not  be  in  any  way  abridged  or 
interfered  with  by  the  special  power  or  control  hereby  proposed  to  be  given  ta 
the  vestries  and  churchwardens  aforesaid. 

And  we  further  recommend  and  propose,  that  upon  the  said  union  taking 
effect,  the  rectory  house  now  belonging  to  the  rectory  of  Saint  Nicholas  Cole 
Abbey,  with  Saint  Nicholas  Olave,  shall  become  and  thereafter  be  and  remain 
the  house  of  residence  of  the  rector  of  the  united  benefice. 

And  we  further  recommend  and  propose,  that  upon  and  as  from  the  day  on 
which  this  scheme  shall  take  effect  as  hereinafter  mentioned,  the  sole  patronage 
of  the  said  rectory  of  Saint  Mary  Somerset,  with  Saint  Mary  Mounthaw,  shall, 

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witl)Out  any  conveyance  or  assurance  in  the  law  other  than  this  scheme,  and  any 
duly  gazetted  Order  of  Your  Majesty  in  Council  ratifying  the  same,  be  transferred 
firom  the  said  Archibald  Campbell,  Bishop  of  the  said  diocese  of  London  (to 
whom  in  right  of  his  see  such  patronage  now  belongs  as  aforesaid),  and  from 
his  successors,  and  shall  thereafter  be  vested  in  the  Dean  and  Chapter  of  the 
said  Cathedral  Church  of  Saint  Paul,  in  London,  and  their  successors,  and  that 
upon  and  as  from  the  same  day,  the  sole  patronage  of  the  vicarage  of  Saint 
Helen,  Bishopgate,  in  the  daid  city  of  London,  shall,  without  any  conveyance 
or  assurance  in  the  law  other  than  as  aforesaid,  be  transferred  from  the  said  last 
mentioned  Dean  and  Chapter  (to  whom  such  patronage  now  belongs),  and  from 
their  successors,  and  shall  thereafter  be  vested  in  the  said  Archibald  Campbell, 
Bishop  of  the  said  diocese  of  London,  and  his  successors,  and  further  that  upon 
and  as  from  the  same  day,  the  alternate  turn  or  right  of  patronage  now  belong- 
ing to  the  same  Dean  and  Chapter,  of  and,  in  the  rectory  of  Saint  Vedast,  with 
Saint  Michael-le-Quern,  in  the  said  city  of  London,  shall,  without  any  convey- 
ance or  assurance  in  the  law  other  than  as  aforesaid,  be  transferred  from  such 
Dean  and  Chapter  and  from  their  successors,  and  shall  thereafter  be  vested 
in  the  said  Archibald  Campbell,  Bishop  of  the  said  diocese  of  London,  and  his 
successors. 

And  we  further  recommend  and  propose,  that  in  consideration  of  the  arrange- 
ments herein-before  proposed,  and  particularly  in  consideration  of  the  appropriation 
as  aforsaid  of  certain  monies  to  be  derived  from  the  sale  of  the  church  of  Saint 
Mary  Somerset,  towards  providing  a  church  for  the  said  district  of  Saint  Mary, 
Hoxton,  and  also  a  house  of  residence  for  the  incumbent  of  the  same  district,  the 
whole  right  of  patronage  of,  and  nomination  to,  the  said  district  (and  when  such 
district  shall  have  become  a  new  parish,  then  of  and  to  the  said  new  parish)  of 
Saint  Mary,  Hoxton,  which  right  is  now  vested  by  statute  in  your  Majesty  and 
the  Bishop  for  the  time  being  of  the  said  diocese  of  London  alternately,  shall, 
upon  and  as  from  the  day  on  which  this  scheme  shall  take  effect,  as  herein-after 
mentioned^  and  without  any  assurance  in  the  law  other  than  this  scheme  and 
such  duly  gazetted  Order  in  Council  as  aforesaid,  be  transferred  and  assigned  to, 
and  shall  become  and  be  solely  and  absolutely  vested  in  the  said  Robert  Mousey, 
Baron  Cranworth,  Lord  High  Chancellor  of  Great  Britain,  and  hh  successors, 
Lord  High  Chancellors  of  Great  Britain,  for  ever. 

And  we  further  recommend  and  propose,  that  the  alternate  turn  or  right  of 
patronage  now  belonging  as  aforesaid  to  the  said  Robert  Mousey,  Baron  Cran- 
worth, as  such  Lord  High  Chancellor  of  Great  Britain,  of  and  in  the  said  rectory 
of  Saint  Nicholas  Cole  Abbey,  with  Saint  Nicholas  Olave,  shall,  upon  and  as 
froni  the  day  on  which  this  scheme  shall  take  effect  as  herin-after  mentioned, 
and  without  any  convevance  or  assurance  in  the  law  other  than  as  aforesaid,  be, 
transferred  from  the  said  Robert  Mousey,  Baron  Cranworth,  and  his  successors. 
Lords  High  Chancellors  of  Great  Britain,  and  shall  thereafter  be  vested  in  the 
said  Dean  and  Chapter  of  the  said  Cathedral  Church  of  Saint  Paul  in  London, 
and  their  successors,  to  the  intent  that,  by  means  of  such  transfer  and  of  the 
tranfers  hereinbefore  previously  recommended  and  proposed,  the  same  Dean 
and  Chapter  may  become  and  be  sole  patrons  of  the  said  united  rectory  herein- 
before recommended  and  proposed  to  be  created. 

And  we  further  recommend  and  propose,  that  this  scheme  shall  nor  take  effect 
until  the  consents  and  approval  which,  under  the  seventeenth  section  of  the  said 
Act  of  the  twenty-third  and  twenty-fourth  years  of  your  Majesty,  chapter  one 
hundred  and  forty-two,  are  requisite  to  the  sale  and  appropriation  of  the  site 
of  the  church  of  Saint  Mary  Somerset,  hereinbefore  recommended,  shall  have 
been  duly  obtained. 

And  we  further  recommend  and  propose,  that  nothing  herein  contained  shall 
prevent  us  from  recommending  and  proposing  any  other  measures  relating  to 
the  matters  aforesaid,  or  any  of  them,  in  conformity  with  the  provisions  of 
the  hereinbefore  mentioned  Acts,  or  either  of  them,  or  of  any  other  Act  of 
Parliament. 

All  which  we  humbly  recommend  and  propose  to  your  Majesty  in  Council. 

In  witness  whereof,  we  have  hereunto  set  our  Common  Seal  this 

day  of  in  the  year  one  thousand  eight  hundred  and  sixty-six. 


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RETURN  to  an  Address  of  the  Hononrable  The  House  of  Commons, 
dated  28  March  1865  \—foT^ 


"  RETURNS  of  all  Monies  Borrowed  and  Rates  Levied  under  the  Public 
Burial  Act  in  every  Parish  in  England  and  Wak$  where  the  Act  has  been 
applied  :** 

**  Of  the  Number  of  Chapels  Erected  and  the  Quantity  of  Land  Assigned  to 
the  Use  of  the  Church  of  England  and  to  Non-Conformist  Communities 
respectively,  and  the  Proportionate  Cost  to  the  Rates  of  Providing  the  said 
Chapels  and  Land  in  each  Parish  f ' 

^'  And,  of  the  Number  of  Interments  Annually  in  the  Ground  Assigned  to  the 
Church  of  England  and  the  Non-Conformist  Communities  respectively; 
(in  continuation  of  Parliamentary  Paper,  No.  491,  of  Session  1862)." 


(Mr.  Taylor.) 


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12  February  i866. 


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RETURN  of  all  Monies  Borrowed  and  Rates  Levied  under  the  Public  Burial  Acts  in  every  Pabish  in 
Land  Assigned  to  the  Use  of  the  Church  of  England  and  of  Non-Conformist  Communities  respectively,  tie 
Interments  Annually  in  the  Ground  Assigned  to  the  Church  of  England  and  to  the  Non-Conformist  Communities 


parish 

or 
PLACE 


Aberdare 
Abergavenny  • 

Aberystwith    • 
Abingdon 

Aoorington 

Aldershot 

Almondbory  - 


Alnwiok 
Alston    - 


Alton     -        .        . 
Alverstoke 
Alverthorpe    - 

Amersbam 

Amlwoh 

Ardleigh 

Arreton  -        -        - 

Asbby-de-la-Zoaoh  - 

Ashton-under-Lyne 

Asbford  ... 
Aston-oum-Aughton 

Astley    .         .        . 


Atherton 

Atteroli£fe 

Azminster 

Aylesbury 

Aylsbam 

Baoup    - 
Bakewell 


Total  Amount  of  Monies  raised 

under  the 

Bnrial  Acts,  or  reoeiyed  by  the  Burial  Board. 


Borrowed. 


6,000     -     - 


a^OO    -    •    1,885  la     7 


V50     -     - 


Rates  Levied. 


3,170     6     6 


WrmtVtmm 

Excess  of 

Current  Ezpeoses, 


Banbury 
Bangor  - 
Barnsley 


8,000 


1,600     -     - 


600     -     - 


2,200 
960 


1,800  -  - 

8,600  -  - 

610  -  - 

1,600  -  - 

600  -  - 

600  -  - 

1,200  -  - 

18,000  -  - 

6,000  -  - 

7,600  -  - 


8,000  -  - 

2,300  -  - 

8,000  -  - 

680  -  - 

10,000  -  - 


2,800     -     - 

8,600     -     - 
8,000     -     - 
9,000     -     - 
Adyanced  by 


nil 
nil 


996     -    - 
Paid  by 
firom  rates. 


490     -     - 


1,708     9     7 
286  16  11 


nil 


476  18     8 


366  16     8 


710     -     - 
8,644     6     6 

118     -     - 


288   18     6 

.       nil        - 

600     -    - 


£.      s.    d. 

nU        - 

nil       . 


Data  of  Opening 
Burial  Oreviid« 


27  Oct.  1860 
-  June  1866 


ml 


44     8     6 


161 


78  18     2 
nil        - 


nU 
nil 

nil 


169     9 
269  16 


treasurer,  1,496 /.  4 f.  Id 


t  ^       "  1869 
12  Apl.  1861 

-  Oct.  1864 


6  May  1861 


1  Mar.  1861 


20  Sept  1866 
27  June  1860 


7  Dec.  1856 
1  April  1866 
6  Not.  1861 

1  Jan.  1860 

-      -     1866 

24  June  1861 

21  Jan.  1867 

18  Oct.  1867 

Not  yet 

opened. 

6  May  1869 

6  April  1867 

1  Oct.  1866 


16  Feb.  1867 

-  Aug.  1869 

-  -  1866 
6  April  1858 
8  July  1866 

12  April  1862 

-  Nov.  1868 

26  Mar.  1868 

16  Oct.  1862 

6  Not.  1861 


Area  of  Land. 


Consecrated. 


A.      R.     P« 

10     0       0 


7,600 
•q.  yds. 


Uneonseerated. 


10     0 


Bq.yds. 


No  y«t 
•|>pt«priat«d. 


A.      E«     ». 

10     0       0 

861 


Ratherm«re 
than  3  acres. 

6     0       0 


Six  aeres  in  alt    • 


Rather  loss 
than  3  acres 

7     2       0 


3     2     28  in  all 


2     0 


3     0 
1     0 


1  2  16 
6  2  22 
1     1     27 


1     0 


8     0 
1     0 


0     1     24 
2     3     12 


Abottthalf 
an  acre. 

7     2       0 


1     0 


-  nil    . 
1     1     20 


10       0 
.   nil    - 


1     39      1     0  39i 
Three  acres  in  all 


2  30 
2  0 
2       0 


7     3     36 


0  1  10 

.  nil  . 

0  2  0 

13  1  7 


5     0       0      2     0       ( 

0    2       0  J  -     nil    - 

2     0       of  9,930  sq. 

yards. 

B..  Cath.  6,6o0 

sq.  yards. 


2  0 

2  0 

2  1 

1  1 

4  0 


1  0 

2  0 


-    nil 


7  2  30 

2  0  0 

'  nil  . 

1  3  16 


nil    . 
nU    - 


Two  acres  in  all    - 


0 
13 


10,066 
sq.  yds. 

2  0  22 
1  2  26 
7     0       0 


1     3       0 
0     2     27 

7     3       0 


6,765 
sq.  yds. 

1  1  2i 
I  1  17 
6     0       0 


-  nil  - 

.  nil  - 

10       0 

.  nil  . 

.  nil  . 

3  1  39 

8  3  16 


Total  Aret. 


A.      H.     p. 

30       0      0 


16,681 
sq.  yds. 


6  0  0 

6  2  0 

20  0  0 

3  2  23 


6 

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0 

8 

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34 

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2    88^ 
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0 
2 
0 


3  33 

0  0 
2  0 

1  19 


8 

0 

0 

4 

0 

6 

2 

0 

0 

4 

0 

0 

2 

0 

0 

12 

3 

0 

15,821 

sq. 

yds 

8 

2 

3 

6 

2 

2 

21 

8 

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England  and  Wales  where  the  Acts  have  been  applied : — Of  the  number  of  Chapels  Erected  and  the  Quantity  of 
Proportionate  Cost  to  the  Bates  for  Providing  the  said  Chapels  and  Land  in  each  Parish : — And^  of  the  Number  of 


' 

Total  Number  of 

1 

NuiberofChapdt 
Entled. 

Proportionate  Cost  to  the  Rmtes 
for  Land  and  Chaptk. 

latermeuta  from  the 
Opening  of  the  Cemetery 
toSlst  March  1666,  in 

kytnge  Number 
of  Interments  Annnallj 

each  Division  of  the 

in  each  Division. 

Obserrations  or  Eiplanations  hj  the  Ckrk 

Qroand. 

to  the  Barial  Board. 

CbMcnted 

eouMcrated. 

Conwcrated. 

UncODMcrated. 

Consecrated. 

Un- 
oonsecrated. 

Consecrated. 

Urn. 

consecrated. 

' 

£.      s.    d. 

£•      s.    d. 

1 

1 

The  land  was  giyen;  the 
chapels  cost  the  same. 

74 

1,070 

18 

267 

1 

1 

Land  600  /. ;  chapels  959  /. 
Bs.  4rf.;   lodge   160/.; 
other     expenses     280 1 
lli.Sd. 

524 

387 

54 

88J 

_ 

«» 

•       '       •         •              « 

- 

« 

. 

-. 

No  returns  of  particulars. 

1 

No  divis 

ion  made 

888 

119 

84 

29 

1 

1 

Land,  2-6ths 

Land«  8-6th8 

None 

28 

^ 

^ 

The  land  was  not  consecrated  at  the  date 

Chap^  equal  in  cost. 

yet. 

of  the  return. 

1 

1 

Equal 

Equal 

809 

79 

78 

20 

£.  574.  4  «.  Zd.  has  been  paid  to  Public 

Works    Loan  Commissioners,  in  four 

instalments,  on  account  of  principal  and 

interest. 

-  nil  - 

.  nil    - 

Equal 

Equal 

458 

40 

115 

10 

There  is  a  church  and  chapd  oontiguons 
to  the  cemetery,  which  are  used  in  lieu 
of  building  chapelt. 

1 

1 

One-half    - 

One-half    - 

804 

460 

94 

H 

-nU  . 

.nil    - 

604  10  11 

480     8     1 

217 

116 

40i 

25i 

This  has  been  applied  towards  liquidating 
the  amount  of  960  L  borrowed,  and 
the  interest  thereon. 

•  nil  • 

.  nil    - 

. 

• 

585 

86 

68 

9 

1 

1 

3,817  17     4 

1,158  18     6 

2,614 

759 

261 

75 

•  nil  - 

- 

274 

— 

80 

~ 

This  is,  in  fact,  only  an  enlargement  of 
the  churchyard. 

•  ml  - 

-  nU    . 

.              , 

— 

mm 

— 

-m 

No  returns  since  1862. 

^               ^ 

«              • 

— 

.. 

- 

- 

No  return  of  particulars. 

•  nil  - 

-  ml    - 

. 

• 

. 

i- 

- 

- 

No  return  since  1862. 

l-nil  - 

.  nil    . 

•              . 

•              • 

158 

^ 

19 

- 

The  whole  is   consecrated. 

1   ^^ 
.nl  . 

.  nil    . 

900     -    - 

800     -     - 

485 

118 

58 

15 

Loan  with  interest   repaid    by  annual 
instalments  of  76  ^  19  s.  id. 

1 

2 

- 

- 

- 

- 

— 

'        — 

This  cemetery  is  only  in  course  of  forma- 
tion.                      4 

1 

1 

In  one  contract 

— 

. 

- 

- 

No  returns  since  1862. 

-nil  . 

-  nil    - 

• 

• 

118 

— 

15 

— 

1 

3 

•             • 

•               • 

1,140 

2,111 

142 

262 

1 

1 

Included  in  o 

ue  contract  - 

688 

198 

88 

27 

^ 

1 

1,000     -    - 

1,800    -    - 

881 

142 

71 

26 

«. 

_ 

• 

- 

— 

- 

- 

No  return  of  partkmlariL 

1 

1 

2,187  10     - 

1,662  10     - 

628 

286 

89 

84 

•  nil  • 

.  nO    . 

886  18     4 

198     6     8 

848 

80 

88 

8 

• 

1 

1 

8,502/.  Us.  Id. 
Not  divided. 

196 

529 

78 

187 

Chapels  only  temporary  at  the  date  of 
the  return. 

1 

1 

Unable    to    apportion  the 
expenses. 

280 

25 

45 

4 

1 

1 

Equal 

Equal 

751 

466 

107 

67 

1 

1 

Equal 

Equal 

178 

193 

68 

72 

1 

1 

Equal 

Equal 

765 

223 

224 

65 

The  9,000^  and  the  1,496 {.  4s.  Id. 
borrowed  constitute  the  cost  of  the 
ofmetery,  and  the  600^  and  269^ 
15«.  8  d.  are  absorbed  by  the  interest 
of  ihe  borrowed  money. 

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MONIES   BORROWBD  AN! 

>   RATES^  LBVll 

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UNDEB 

.  THE   RURIATi  ACTS 

Total  Amount  of  Moniet  raiMd 

PARISH 
or 

under  the 
Barial  Acts,  or  received  by  the  Burial  Board. 

Date  of  Opening 
Barial  Ground. 

Area  of  Land. 

PLACE. 

Rates  Levied. 

From  Fees  in 

Excess  of 

Current  Fjcpenset* 

Consecrated. 

Uneonseerated. 

Not  yet 
Appropriated. 

Total  Am. 

Barnstaple      - 
Barrow  -  on  •  Humber 
Basingstoke   - 

£. 
2,800 
1,000 
4,600 

5. 

d. 

£.      s.    d. 
8,025     -     - 

£.      t. 

.       nil 

d. 

-     -     1856 
18  Jan.  1858 
29  June  1858 

A. 

1 
1 

8 

R.       P. 
2       0 
0       0 
0       0 

A.    R.       P. 
12       0 
10       0 
1     2       0 

A. 

R.       P. 

nU    - 

na   - 

A.     R.    p. 
8     0      0 
2    0      0 

4     2      0 

Badi: 

Ljncombey  Wid- 
oombe,  and  St. 
James'. 
St.  Saviour^s      - 
Walcott     - 

6,000 

- 

•               ■• 

.       nil 

. 

27  Not.  1861 
.      -     1859 

5 

0       0      8     0       0- 
Twelve  acres  in  all 

na  . 

8     0      0 
12    0      0 

Bathwick 

1,200 

- 

- 

225  15     7 

•       ail 

- 

22  Feb.  1861 

0 

8       0 

0     8       0 

- 

nn   - 

1     2      0 

Batlej,  Yorkshire    - 
Battle    -        -        - 
Beaumaris 
Beocles  -        -        - 

12,500 
2,000 
2,000 
1,750 

- 

- 

.        nU       . 
560     -     - 
887     -    - 

2,075     -    - 

■  nil 
.       nil 

■  nil 
681  19 

- 

Not  yet  opened 

13  Apr.  1862 

7  July  1863 

-  Jan.  1855 

8 

1 
0 
2 

8     I7'i 

2     27 

3     0 

2     0 

8     8     28} 
0     8     13 
0     8       0 
2     2       0 

8 

1       2| 
nil    . 
nil    . 
ml    - 

11     0      9] 

2    2      0 
12      0 
5     0     0 

Bedford  - 
Belper  '  - 
Benfieldside    - 

5,897 
7,000 
4,000 

- 

- 

.        nil       . 

-       nil      - 

nil 

- 

5  June  1855 

1  July  1859 

21  May  1862 

12     0       0 
7     2     28 
1     2     25 
Rom  Cath. 

6  0       0 

7  2     15 
1     2     81 

-0     2     24 

0 

2     11 

nil    - 
nU    - 

18     2    11 

15     0    38 

4    0     0 

Bengeworth    - 
Berwick-upon-Tweed 

650 
2,400 

- 

- 

524    -    - 
1,969     9     1 

-        nil 
68     7 

8 

-July  1857 
1  Sept.  1856 

0 
2 

0     15 
2       0 

0     0     28 
2     8       0 

0 

0     27 
nil    . 

0    1    80 
5     1      0 

Beverley  (St  Martin) 
Bicester  -        -        - 
Binstead 

1,600 

- 

- 

- 

nil 

* 

•              • 
27  Nov.  1861 
-     -     1856 

1 
1 

1     18 
0       0 

0     2     25 
.   nil       . 

- 

nil    - 

2    0      3 
1     0      0 

Birkenhead     - 

- 

- 

- 

' 

- 

-     -     1861 

- 

Twenty-one  acres  in 

aU 

- 

21     0      0 

Birmingham  - 
Bishop  Stortford      - 

85,000 
5,000 

.. 

«, 

- 

. 

. 

•                                  m 

27  Oct.  1855 

80 
2 

0      0 
2     86 

30     0       0 
2     2       0 

4 

0     20 

60    0      0 
9     1    16 

Bishop   Wearmouth 

18,700 

- 

- 

14,085  14  - 

from 
800/.  to  900  L 

1  May  1856 

8 

0       0 

8     0       0 

16 

0       0 

82    0      0 

Blackburn 

Blandford  Forum    - 
Bletchingley  - 
Blytb,  Northumber- 
land.         * 

28,150 

2,600 

650 

2,500 

- 

- 

7^52  10    - 

688     8     9 
200     -    - 
per  annum 

.       nil 
66     8 

» 

1  July  1857 
16  June  1856 
19  Nov.  1858 

8  Apr.  1860. 

14 
2 
0 

1 

0       0 
2       0 
8     16 
2       6 

14     0       0 
12       0 

0  0     24 

1  2       5 

12 

0       0 
nil     - 
nil    - 

40    0      0 
4     0      0 
10     0 
8    0    11 

Becking 

1,000 

- 

- 

,766  16     8 

ISO  16 

10 

12  Feb.  1857 

1 

0       0 

1     0       0 

• 

na  . 

2    0      0 

Bolton    -        .        - 
Boston  -        .        - 
Bourn    -        -        • 
Bowness 

Box        -        -        - 
Bradford  (WUts)     - 
Bradford  (Yorkshire) 
Braintree 

17,000 
5,100 
1,600 
1,600 
1,200 
8,000 

11,287 
8,000 

15 

6 

.        nil       - 

.        nil       . 

570     -    - 

1,196     6     5 

.        nil       - 
.        nil       . 

-  nil 

-  nil 

-  nil 
25  11 

.       nil 
.       nil 

8 

28  Dec.  1856 
15  Oct.  1855 
26  May  1855 

8  Aug.  1 856 

9  Dec.  1858 
8  July  1856 
4  Aug.  1860 

11  Aug.  1856 

9     0       0 
6     0       0 
2     0       0 
4.240  yards 

1  3     23 

2  1     10 
11     0       0 

12       6 

18     2       0 
6     0       0 
1     0     29 

600  yards 

0  0     17 

1  2     38 
10     0       0 

2  0       2 

6 

0 

9 

1 

2       0 
nil     . 
1     26 
nil     • 
nil     - 
nil     . 

0  0 

1  32 

29     0      0 
12     0      0 

1  2    15 
4,840  sq.  yds. 

2  0      0 

4  0      8 
80     0      0 

5  0      0 

Bramhope 

Brecon  (St  John  and 
St.  Mary). 

Bridgnorth      • 

Bridport 

Brighton, 

750 
3,000 

2,450 
2,200 
6,000 

- 

- 

263     -    - 
.        nil       - 

2,175     -     - 
-       nU      . 

-  nil 

-  nil 

96    - 
303  18 

8 

27  Aug.  1863 
23  Dec.  1858 

26  Oct.  1855 
3  Apr.  1856 
8  Dec.  1857 

0 
2 

5 

2 

11 

2       0 
2       0 

2       0 
0       0 
0       0 

0     2       0 
2     2       0 

2     3       0 
2     0       0 
4     0       0 

2 

nil     . 
nil     . 

nil     . 
nil     - 
0       0 

10      0 

5     0      0 

8     1      0 

4     0      0 

17     0      0 

Brightside  Bierlow  - 
Bromsgrove    • 

16,500 
2,500 

- 

mm 

5,764  13     6 

1,114    - 

• 

15  Mar.  1861 
6  Jan.  1858 

14     8       8 

nearly 
4     0       0 

8     2       2 

nearly 
12       0 

-      nil     - 

nearly 
0     2     20 

1 
1 

28     1     10 

nearly 
6    0    20 

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Katbor  of  CUpels 
Eieeled. 


QMcntoi 


nil  • 


j.nU 

I       1 


na 


1 
1 
1 
1 

nil 


1 

-  nil 

21. 


Proportionate  Cost  to  the  Rates 
for  Land  and  Chapels. 


Ud- 


1 
1 

1 
1 

1 

1 
1 

nil 
1 


2 

1 

nil 

1 

.  nil 


2 
1 

1 
nil 
nil 

I 
1 

1 

1 
1 

1 
1 
1 


1 

ail 


Consecrated. 


Equal 
Equal 


Unconseerated* 


Consecrated. 


£.      s.   d. 

Equal 
Equal 


Included  in  one  contract 


Equal 
Equal 


Equal 
Equal 


Included  in  one  contract 


Equal 


Equal 


No  separate  account    • 


646     -    -       820     6     8 
All  consecrated 


Equal 
6,690    -    - 


Equal 
6,690    -    - 


Cost    of     unappropriated 
ground,  4,875  £ 


8,578  17     - 

Equal 
Equal 


8,976  10     4 

Equal 
Equal 


Total  Number  of 

Interments  from  the 

Opening  of  the  Cemetery 

to  31st  March  1865,  in 

each  Dirisiou  of  the 

Ground. 


No  cost  to  rates 
Equal         -  I  Equal 


Not  proportioned 


Equal 
Equal 
No  separate 


Equal 
Equal 
account  has 


Equal 
Equal 

Equal 
Equal 


been  kept. 

Equal 
Equal 

Equal 
Equal 


9,759  12    - 


6,506     8     - 


300 

481 

888 


124 

16 

460 

1,716 
906 
244 

146 
666 


180 

487 
5,858 


r,666 
562 
151 
181 

407 


5,719 
2,206 
501 
251 
189 
396 
1,232 
588 


4 
184 

905 

631 

6,099 


2,680 
1,150 


Un- 
coDseerated. 


Coasaerated. 


43 
152 

196 


17 


27 

11 

267 

747 
303 
279 

82 
715 


22 

286 
2,428 


8,585 

76 

1 

141 

88 


6,888 
598 
141 
11 
1 
339 
519 
366 

5 

197 

114 
314 
968 


1,145 
228 
A3 


Ayerage  Nomber 

of  Interments  Annually 

in  each  Division. 


48 

69 

266 


Utt- 

consecrated* 


41 

45 

176 
151 

85 

19 
77 


55 

54 
595 


1,095 
70 
25 
36 

51 


635 
243 
50 
80 
31 
44 
264 
62 


81 

95 

72 

822 


671 
164 


6 
22 

59 


9 

25 

76 
50 
98 

4 
85 


ObservatidM  or  Explanatiooaby  the  Clerk 
to  the  Barial  Board. 


32 
270 

512 
10 

2d 
11 


766 

58 

14 

2 

87 

111 

31 


33 

II 

86 

129 


286 
88 


No  returns  since  1868. 

Of  this  sum  3,100/.  now  remaiaa  due« 


No  returns* 
No  returns. 

There  Are  in  the  parish  two  consecrated 
g^unds  besides,  in  which  nearly  all 
the  dead  are  buried. 


Fees  receiTed,  631 1 19  «.,  subject  to  cur- 
rent expenses. 


Of  the  2,400  il  borrowed,  1,200/.  remains 
unpaid. 

No  retlims. 

No  returns. 

No  returns  of  particulars. 

No  netums  since  1862. 


12,000  Z.  remains  unpaid. 
Cost  of  chapeb  equal. 


The  1,000/.  borrowed,  to  purchase  the 
land  and  put  up  fences,  is  paid  off  by 
instalments  of  50/.  per  annum  from 
poor  rates. 

The  income  meets  the  expenditure. 


One^twentieth  of  the  principal  is  beings 
paid  off  annually. 


The  land  was  giren.  The  sum  borrowed 
was  expended  in  laying  out,  for  build- 
ings, tke. 


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RETURN   OF  MONIES    BORROWED   AND   RATES   LEVIED   UNDER  THE   BURIAL   ACTS 


PARISH 

or 

PLACE. 


Brookland 


Buckingham  - 
Buckland,  Dover 
Bungaj  - 
Borton-on-Trent 


Bury  St.  Edmund's  - 
Bnry,  Laneafhire     - 


Galstock 
Campton  and  Shefford 
Cardiff  - 
Carisbrooke    - 
Carlisle  - 


Carmarthen 
Castleford 

Cavenwall 


Chard  - 
Chatteris 
Cheadle  - 


Cheltenham    • 

Chepping  Wycombe 
Chepstow 


Chesham 

Cheshunt 
Chesterfield 


Chichester 
Chippenham 


Chorley 


Christchurch(Hants) 

DIaybrook 

Doalville 

Dockermouth 

[^oggeshall 

Dolohester 

1/olne     • 

Ilolyton  - 

^ppenhall 


Total  Amount  of  MoniM  raised 

under  the 

Burial  Aolii  or  reoeiTcd  bj  the  Burial  Board. 


Borrowed. 


£•  8.   d. 
250  -  - 


2,760  -  - 


800 
12,000 


5,500 
15,000 


250  -  - 

450  -  - 

14,000  -  - 

14,000  -  - 


8,250  • 
1,500 

•   nU 

3,250  • 

8,000  < 

900  . 


12,919  15  7 

2,800  -  - 
2,800  -  - 


4,500  -  - 

4,561  -  - 
6,992  -  - 


8,000  ^ 
2,500  - 


10,675  6  6 


2,000  -  - 

500  -  - 

460  -  - 

2,990  -  - 

1,500  -  - 

6,500  -  - 

4,000  -  - 

1,000  -  - 

240  -  - 


RatetLerifid. 


£.      S.   d. 


nil 


nil 
nil 


nil 

10,057    9  11 

nil 

800    -  - 

2,088     5  2 

8,720     -  - 

100     -  - 


2,249  17  10 
2,022     -     - 


823     -     - 
4,184     6     1 

nil 


No  separate 
rates  le- 
ried. 


250  -  - 

90  -  - 

316  -  - 

2,255  10  - 

1,046  -  - 

5,749  15  11 

1,808  10  6 


From  Fees  in 

Eioeaaof 

Current  Ezpenaes. 


£.    *.    d. 
17  18  Hi 


nil 


74     8     1 
nil* 


nil 
nil 


nU 
50    • 

nil 

nil 
nil 
nil 


nil 

nil 
ml 


153  12     9 


-     nil 


nil 


nil 
nil 
nil 
28  16     9 


nil 


Date  of  Opening 
Burial  Ground. 


-  June  1856 


14  May 

12  July  1855 
Not  yet  opened 


1  Oct.  1855 
Notyet  opened 


20  Oct.  1861 
22  April  1857 
Nor.  1859 
•  1857 
27  May  1855 


8  April  1856 
1  Oct.  1857 

-May  1800 


10  Deo.  1859 

1  Not.  1856 

22  June  1860 


19  Nov.  1864 

-April  1855 
-Sept.  1867 


26  Dec.  1858 

14  Deo.  1855 
19  Aug.  1857 


27  Jan.  1859 
-July  1855 


Area  of  Land. 


Coneecrated. 


A.       R.       P. 

Ahout  1 
acre 


2     0 

1     0 
5     2 


Unco  nterafeed. 


A.      R.      P. 

.  nil    - 


1     0 

1     0 
5     2 


Roman  Oath.  1     0 


6     1     20 
None  yet  - 


8     0     80 
None  yet  - 


0  8  0  -  nil  -  -  nil  - 
10       000     20-nil- 

15  0  0  15  0  ol  .  nil  - 
4j  acres  in  all      - 

17     0       0    12     0       0    16     0       ( 


Hot  jet 
Appropriated. 


A.      &•      P. 
.    nU     - 


.  nil  - 
.  ml  . 
18       5 


5     0     15 
8     0       0 

1  acre  and 
790  yards. 

^     8     10 
18       0 


6     1     80 


2     0 
8     0 


3     0       0 

Ahout 
3     1     14 


5     0     14 
10       0 

210  yards- 


1     8     10 
13      0 


6     1     30 


2     0 
1     2 


3     0       0 

Ahout 
1     2     26 


4     3     30      2     0     26 
Roman  Cath.  0     1     86 


8     2     80 
2     0       0 


7  Jan.     1857     8     2     27 
Roman  Cath, 


1  Jan.  1858 
1  Aug.  1859 
9  Feb.  „ 
8  June   1856 

21  Oct  „ 
1  May  „ 
7  ^'ept.  1860 

24  June   1859 


2     1     19 
10       0 


1  3     20 

2  1     33 


0 
10 
0 
0 
0 
0 


0     3 


2     3 
0     0 


0 
1 
1 
8 
2 
0 


0 
80 
0 
0 
0 
0 
1 
0 


-  nil 

-  nU 

-  nU 


.   nil    - 
12       0 


5     0     20 

-  nU    . 
0     0     29 


nU 


0     0     10 


.   nil 


5     0 


1  0       0 
.  nil  - 
.  nU  . 
•  nil  • 
.  nU  . 

2  0  0 
1  2  0 
-  nil  - 


TOTAI 


A.     R. 
1     0 


3    0      0 


a  0 

12    0 


11   1 

88     0 


0  8 

1  0 
30  0 

4  2 

45  0 


15 

0 


10    0    29 
4     0      0 

1   acre  and 
1000  yards. 

8    2    20 
6     0      0 


18     0 

4     0      0 
4     2    29 


6  0      0 
5     0       0 

7  2     22 


6     0      0 
8     0       0 


18     0 


7 
0 

1 
4 
8 
18 
6 
1 


0 
8 
2 
0 
0 
0 
2 
2 


0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
8 
0 


0     8 


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Kviber  of  Chapelt 
Erected. 


-nil 


nil 
1 


1 
1 

nil. 


nil 

1 


Un- 


-  nil   . 


ml 

nil 

3 


1 

I 

nil 


1 
nil 
nil 

1 

1 

1 

nil 


21. 


Pn^rtionate  Cott  (o  tbe  Rates 
for  Land  and  Chapels. 


CooMOiaitod. 


£•     s.  (L 


Coowcrated. 


£.    s.    d. 


Cannot  l>e  separated 


800    -    - 
Equal 


150    - 
Equal 


No  separate  acoonnt     - 


ml 
I 


1 

I 


1  I 

Roman  Cath.  I 


r 

.  ml 

.  ml 

I 

1 

1 

1 

.  nil 


£qiia! 


Equal 
Equal 


Equal 


Equal 


Total  Number  of 

Tnterroents  from  the 

Opening  of  the  Cemetery 

toSlstMareh  1865,  in 

each  Diriaion  of  the 

Ground. 


84 


416 


2,228 


467 

84 

607 


Un- 
conwcrated. 


Cooeeciatod' 


168 


500 


-  nil   - 
1,946 


Average  Naaiher 

of  Interments  Annwafly 

ia  each  DhriaiQii. 


4,851  2,006 


Equal 


Equal 
Equal 


Kqual 
Equal 


No  separate  account 


Equal 


1,666     -    - 
•4,666:    6     4 


Equal 
Equal 


Equal 
Equal 
666  18     4 


Equal 


888     -    - 


t6,009    0     2 


Equal 
Equal 


Equal 
Equal 
888     6     8 


99 
695 

122 


245 
860 


168 

760 
279 


d02 

879 

675 
Roman 


547 


'137 
181 


282 

48 


34 

895 
189 


665 

169 

191 

Catkolic, 
311 

104 


751  186 

HomanCath.  595 


499 
186 
109 

1,042 
479 

2,874 
213 
141 

442 


188 
-  nil  ■ 
108 
222 
401 
1,067 
180 
.44 


46 


Dn« 

consecrated, 


18 


284 


188 

10 

121 

485 


11 

80 

24 


46 
42 


58 


nil. 
889 

200 


16 

20 

S  in  five 
yean  only 

44 

6 


Not  been  lopened 
12  moTtths. 


76 
36 


81 


96 


54 


90 
19 


H)6 

18 
25 
41 

10 


87      22 
Roman  Cath.  69 


69 
28 
18 

114 
57 

264 
48 
24 

78 


26 
nil. 
17 
«2 
48 
119 
80 
7 


A  4 


Obeenrations  er  Explanations  by  the  Clerk 
to  the  Burial  Board. 


The  whole  of  the  ground  is  consecrated, 
and  as  it  adjoins  the  old  churchyard, 
no  chapels  are  needed. 

No  returns. 

No  returns  since  1862. 

The  cemetery  works  have  been  com- 
menced, and  are  to  be  ready  by  1st  of 
January  1866. 

This  cemetery  comprises  an  area  of  83 
statute  acres. 


No  returns  of  particulars. 

The  present  amount  of  mortg^age  debt  ia 

10,460  Z.,  making  the  amount  of  debt 

paid  off  to  this  date  8,540 /. 


The  land  waa  annexed  to  the  fermer 
churchyard,  llie  Board  was  formed 
for  the  purpose  of  raising  funds  to 
purchase  the  land,  and  will  cease  to 
exist  as  soon  as  thd  money  borrowed  ia 
repaid. 


£.  88lO  of  the  sum  borrowed  has  been  re- 
paid out  of  the  amount  received  from 
the  poor  rate. 


No  returns  sin«e  1862. 

The  2,600^  borrowed  ia  being  repaid  bj 

20  annual    instalments,  oonsequently 

one-half  has  been  repaid. 


•  Cotisecrated 
t  Dissenters    - 
Romah  Catholic 
Unappropriated 


£. 
4,666 
2,884 
8,124 

500 


d. 
4 
7 
7 


The  sum  of  50  L  is  aanually  paid  of  the 

amount  borrowed. 
This  land  is  added  to  the  parish  church, 

the  whole  consecrated  and  conducted 

as  the  churoh^rard. 


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RSTURN   OF  MONIBS   BORROWED  AND   RATB8  LBVIED   UNDER  THE  BURIAL  ACTS 


PARISH 
or 

Totel  AnKmiit  of  MoniM  rtiMd 

under  the 

Borkl  Acta,  or  leoeiTed  bjr  tbeBorial  Botrd. 

DeteofOpeniDg 
Burud  Oround. 

Areaof  Luid. 

VLACE. 

Rates  Leried. 

FromFeeiiii 

EzeeMof 

CorrentEzpeiifes. 

Uocomeerated. 

Kotyet 
Appropriited. 

Total  Am, 

£.     $. 

d. 

£.     i.      d. 

£.     *.       d. 

A. 

R. 

P. 

A. 

B. 

P. 

A. 

R.     P. 

A. 

R.      P. 

Iromer  -        -        - 

650     - 

. 

-       nil      . 

.       nil       - 

1  Aug.  1860 

0 

8 

0 

0 

1 

0 

^ 

ml      . 

1 

0      0 

rook     -        -        - 
!ros8  Canonby 
Irowle  -        -        - 

1,060     - 
2,920     - 
1,258  12 

5 

454    .-     - 

.       nil       - 
.       nil      . 

24  July  1855 

1  Sept  1856 

13  Mar.  1863 

1 

3 
0 

2 

1 
2 

0 

2 

29 

1 
8 
0 

2 
1 
2 

0 

0 

29 

0 

nil      " 

nil      - 

8     84 

8 
6 
2 

0  0 
2      3 

1  12 

'roydon 
fuckfield 

18,500     - 
1,200     - 

- 

-       nU      . 

180    *    - 

1  Aug.  1861 
-  Apr.  1855 

8 

1 

0 
8 

0 

8 

8 

0 

0 
2 

0 
16 

11 
1 

0  0 

1  28 

22 
8 

0  0 
8    13 

lallompton    - 

1,510     - 

. 

• 

. 

1 

4  Oct  1856 

1 

0 

0 

0 

2 

0 

• 

• 

1 

2      0 

Walton  in  Fumess  - 

^arlaston 

Darlington 

»arnaU  - 

►artford 

Urtmoath 

►enl       -         -         - 

Denham 

•erby    -        -         - 

►ewsbury 

Dioas    -         •        - 

orchester      - 

orking 

oyer  (St  James)  - 

owlaii« 

4,900     -. 
8,780     - 

1,700     - 

2,700     - 

1,800     - 

3,000     - 

500     -* 

20,000     - 

7,900     - 

50     - 

8,800     - 

8,400     - 
1,200     - 

•• 

908     8     8 
2,010  12  10 

796     -     - 
3,101     -     - 
1,241     -     - 
1,490     -     - 

-        nil     ". 

2,745     4     4 

50     -     - 

8,116     9     6 

700    -    - 

nil 
1,026  19     4 

-  nil       . 
57     5     5 

389  18     5 
861  16     - 

a*                                • 

8  10     2 

-  nU      • 

1  Nov.  1862 
1  Mar.  1860 

-  -    1856 
1  Nov.  1859 
7  Jane.1856 
-  May  1857 
1  April  1856 

-  -    1861 
1  May  1855 
1  Jan.  1860 

26  July  1860 
17  April  1856 

-  -    1855 
1  Feb.  1855 

11  Aug.  1860 

7  1      14 

4  0       0 

-  Tw 

1  8     29 

2  0       0 

1  0       0 

8  2     15 
0     2       0 

24     0       0 

5  8       7 
8     0       0 

0  8       0 

2  2     27 
4     0       0 

1  0       0 
Roman  Cad 

1 

0 

2 

elve 

1 
2 

1 
1 
• 
12 
6 

1 
1 
2 
2 
ul 

1  0 
0       0 

acres  in 
3     29 
0       0 
0       0 
3       8 

2  0 

0  83 

2       0 

1  18 
0       0 
0       0 
0       0 

all 
2 

nil     • 
nil      • 

0      0 
nil    - 
nU    - 
nil     ■ 

nil  "- 
nil    - 

nil    - 
nil    < 

7 

6 

12 

5 

2 

6 

0 

86 

12 
8 
2 

4 
6 

4 

2  14 
0  0 
0  0 
8  18 
0      0 

0  0 

1  23 

2  0 
2  0 
6      0 

0  0 

1  0 
0  0 
0  0 
0      0 

ownham  Blarket  - 
ukinfield      • 

1,400    - 
9,000     - 

- 

1,121     9     8 

.       nU      • 

I  Oct  1856 
Not  yet  opened 

1 
4 

0 
0 

18 
11 

0 
6 

2 
8 

16 
5 

0 

• 

1     18 
nU    . 

2 
10 

0  7 
8     16 

orham 

i,4oa   - 

- 

.       nU      - 

-  Apr.  1861 

2 

2 

0 

- 

nil 

- 

- 

nil    . 

2 

2      0 

aling  «        •        • 
ast  lergholt 

6,500     - 
850     - 

- 

.       nil      - 
80    -    - 

66  18     4 

19  May  1861 
1  Jan.  1855 

2 

1 

0 

1 

0 
0 

2 

0 

0 
1 

0 
0 

4 

0      0 

8 

1 

0  0 
2      0 

astboume     - 

astham 

ast  Retford  - 

gham  •        •        • 

2,000     - 

1,800     - 
1,850     - 

- 

.       nil      . 
800    -    - 

-  nil      - 

-  nU      - 

19  Aph  1857 

m                                 m 

-     -     1854 
-  Deo.  1859 

2 

8 
2 

2 

0* 
2 

0 

0 
0 

1 

1 
1 

2 

2 
0 

0 

0 
0 

- 

nil     • 

na '. 

nil    . 

4 

4 
8 

0      0 

2  0 
2      0 

g^mont 

ilaad-cnm-Greeiland 
Uesmere,  Salop      • 

8,850     - 
3,000     - 
8,500     • 

- 

890    -    - 

- 

12  Aug.  1864 
6  Nov.  1861 
8  Aug.  1865 

2 
2 

1 

8 

0 
8 

0 

0 

18 

2 
2 
0 

8 
0 
8 

0 

0 

29 

- 

nil    • 
nil    ■ 

6 
4 
2 

2  0 
0  0 
8      7 

ly         .         .         . 
soomb.         Bishop 
Auckland. 

4,450     - 
750     - 

• 

4,050     -    - 

-      nil      - 

1  May  1855 
16  July  1863 

2 

1 

2 
0 

0 
0 

1 
1 

2 
0 

0 
0 

6 

0      0 
nil    - 

9 
2 

0  0 
0      0 

iton  and  Nonnanby 

1,000     - 

- 

580     -    - 

•       nil      * 

1  Jan.  1868 

2 

0 

0 

1 

0 

0 

- 

nil    ■ 

8 

0      0 

ceter,  St  Thomas  - 
^e        -        -        - 

800     - 
500     - 

- 

750     1  11 

- 

4  Feb.  1857 
1  Jan.  1865 

0 

1 

2 

I 

10 
14 

0 
0 

1 
.2 

5 
26 

- 

nil'. 

0 
9 

8  16 
0      0 

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KsBber  of  Chapelt 
Erected. 


I 

nil  - 

1 
I 


1 
nil 


1 
1 

1 

I 

1 

1 

nil 

1 
1 


1 

1 

R.  C. 


Un- 


.  nil    - 

.  nil   . 

1 
1 


ProportioiiAte  Cost  to  the  Rfttes 
for  Land  and  Chapels. 


Total  Number  of 

Interments  from  the 

Opening  of  the  Cemetery 

to  Slat  March  1866,  in 

each  Diviiion  of  the 

Qroond. 


Conseorated. 


1 
1 
1 
1 

2 

1 


1  1 

1  2 

These  chapels  are 

to  he  jointly  used 

bj  Dnkinfidd  and 

AihtoiL 

I  -  nil  - 


1 

na 


1 


1 

ml 


ml 


Unconieerated. 


CoDieerated. 


£.      *.      d. 
The  cost  of 
the  chapel 
180    -    - 

Equal 
685  12     8} 


Two-thirds- 


4,900     -    - 
Two-thirds - 

Eqoal 
Eqaal 
Eqaal 
Two-thirds  • 

10,662    7    4 
8,900     -     • 
60     -     - 
Two-thirds- 


One-fourth 


£.     s.   d. 


Equal 
622  19     8| 


One-third 


One-third  - 

Equal 
Equal 
Equal 
One-third  • 

9,815     8  10 
4,000     -     - 

One-third  - 


Three-fourths 


Equal 


1 
21. 


1 
ml 


1 
1 

1 

1 

nil 


Equal 


1,800 


Equal 
Chapels 
Land   - 

Equal 


Equal 


Equal 


800    - 


1  251  11     - 


Two-thirds- 


Equal 
960    -    - 
559     7     6 

Equal 


278     9     - 


One-third 


119 

778 

754 

96 


506 


572 
429 

87 

847 

126 

1,109 

60 

8,247 

1,281 

12 

589 


nil   • 


515 


Un- 

eonsecrated. 


Average  Number 

of  Interments  Annually 

in  each  Diyision. 


Consecrated. 


198 


926 
192 

648 

889 
860 


24 
78 


1,187 
71 


882 


625 
818 


688 

449 

47 


68 


.  nil  - 
495 

19 
809 
118 
197 

2,458 
1,090 

76 


455 


168 


848 

4 

69 

97 
50 


12 
79 


421 
88 


81 


95 
150 

B 


UnP 
consecrated. 


28 

70 
90 
60 


61 


229 
85 

17 

98 

16 

117 

15 

882 

240 

8 

60 


nil  . 


68 


48 


281 
19 

80 

85 
56 


19 


115 
85 


144 


78 
81 


68 
64 
25 


99 

4 
87 
15 
28 

247 
205 

si 


101 


Obserratioos  or  Fiplsnations  by  the  Clerk 
to  the  Bnrial  Board. 


The  land  was  giyen. 


Of  the  money  borrowed,  there  is  a  balance 
to  pay  of  886/.  15 «.  Id. 

No  returns  since  1862. 

No  chapel  is  necessary  for  the  consecrated 

portion,  as  the  cemetery  is  close  to  the 

church. 

No  returns  since  1862. 


No  returns  of  particulars. 


21 


No  returns  of  particulars. 

No  returns  since  1862. 

The  church  portion  has  not  jet  been  con- 
secrated, nor  has  it  been  used,  owing 
to  there  being  another  burial  ground  in 
the  neighbourhood. 


87 
4 
In  10  years. 

8 

9 
9 


20 


48 
16 


12 


12 
15 


This  burial  ground  was  provided  to 
supply  the  place  of  the  parish  ehureh« 
yard,  and  is  in  all  respects  under  the 
same  control. 


No  returns. 

The  Burial  Board  sold  a  piece  of  land  to 
a  committee,  and  a  church  has  been 
erected  thereon ;  this  church  is  used  for 
the  burials  in  consecrated  ground. 


The  parish  church  is  built  within  the 
walls  of  the  cemetery,  upon  a  site  exclu- 
sive of  the  two  acres  for  the  cemetery, 
and  b  used  for  the  consecrated  portion. 

As  the  cemetery  joins  the  old  church- 
yard, the  church  is  used  for  the  con- 
secrated portion  of  the  ground. 


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RETURN    OF   MONIES    BORROWED   AND    RATES    LEVIED    UNDER   THE    BURIAL   ACTS 


PARISH 


PLACE. 


Total  Amount  of  IConict  raited 

nnder  the 

Banal  Actit  or  received  hj  tfhe  Burial  Board. 


I  Date  of  Openiog 


Fakenbam 

Falmouth 

Farnborough  (Kent) 
Farnham 
Famlej  -        -        . 

Fenny  Stratford 

Fisherton  Anger 
Fletobing 

Flint      ... 

Folkestone 

Fowey   .         -         • 

Framlingham 

Grateshead 

Gildersome     - 


Borrowed. 


£.  s.  d. 

1,176  -  - 

1,500  -  - 

8,000  -  - 

1,800  -  - 

1,600  -  - 

2,200  -  - 

260  -  - 

700  -  - 

6,760  -  - 

600  -  - 

.    680  -  - 

11,000  -  - 

1^000  -  -. 


Gillingham  (Dorset)    ;    1,400    - 


Gillingham  (Kent)  - 
Glastonbury   « 


GIossop  - 

Gloucester 

Godalming 
Gresford 

Grantham 


Great  Warley 
Gray's  Thurrook 
Grinton  - 

Great  Driffield 

Guildford 

Gwennap 


I    1,650     -    - 


1,000     -    - 


6,400     - 


19,6i6     -     - 

900     -     - 
borrowed  from 
poor  rates. 

6,000     -     - 

1,200  -  - 
860  -  - 
888     3     4 


1,650     -     - 
1,200     -     - 


Rates  Levied. 


£.     $.  d. 

.    nil  - 

1,641   16  - 

2,079     9  10 

730     -  - 

862  15  6 

•       nil 

209     6  8 

.       nil  - 


761     9  11 
2,086  18     9 


only  for  repay- 
ment of  loan. 


1,978     6     6 
includes  repay 
ment  of  loan 
and  interest. 

1,960     -    - 


860     ^     - 
paid  yearly 
from  the  Bo- 
rough Fund. 


Barial  Groond. 


From  Fees  in 

Excess  of 

Current  Expenses. 


Hadleigh 

Hales  Owen    - 

Hales  worth 

Halstead 

Hands  worth,  Sheffield 

Hi^nley  - 
Harrogate 

Hartest  - 
Hartlepool 


2,000 

8,000 

650 

2,760 

13,000 
4,000 

200 
2,600 


No    special 
rate. 

489     -    - 


1,437  19     4 

.       nil       - 

787   i:i     4 


5,458   17     6 
457      1      6 


2,713     4     6 


£.     s.    d. 
20     -     - 


86  16  - 

17  19  6 

nil  - 

nil  . 


nil 
nU 


nil 


80     8     8 


nil 


nil 


nil 
nil 


nil 


77  16  3 

nil  - 

nil  - 

nU  . 

nil  - 

nil  . 


178     9     6 


7  Mar.  1866 

1  Not.  1864 

8  May  1866 

-  Mar.  1860 

-  May  1861 

80  Jan.  1866 
28  May  1869 

1  Nov.  1856 

19  Jan.  18Q7 
8  Jan.  1859 
1  June  1866 

18  Aug.  1862 

Not  yet  com- 
pleted. 

80  Aug.  1861 

-  April  1855 


15  June  1869 
Roman  Oath. 

1  Oct.  1857 

11  May  1857 
Not  opened  - 

1  May  1857 

1  Sept  1860 
-April  1855 

16  Mar.  1861 

-  -  1864 
1  Nov.  1856 
-Not.  1856 


8  July  1856 

1  Dec.  1859 

1  Jan.  1855 

26  May  1866 

-  -     1857 
1  May  1860 

23  April  1864 

23  June  1857 

-  May  ie56 


Area  of  Land. 


Consecrated. 


A.    B, 
1      2 


1  1  29 

2  0  0 
2     0  0 

less  600  yds. 

10  0 

1     1  12 

0  2  0 

1  0  0 


Unconsecrated. 


A.     R. 
1       2 


P. 

0 


6  0 

0  2 

1  0 
6  0 


6 

0 

12 

20 


1  1      19 
0     3     28 

2  1      11 


sq.  yds. 

6,748 
sq.  yds. 

9     0       0 


2  1  19 

0  8  0 

4  0  0 

1  8  0 

1  0  20 

0  8  0 


1  1     29 

0  2       0 
600  yards 

0  2       0 

1  0     28 
-  nil      . 

.  nil      . 

8  0       8 

0  2     28 

7  0     20 

0  2     14 

0  1      80 


1     0     25 


10,862 
sq.  yds. 


4  0  0 

1  1  82 

.  nil  . 

2  0  0 

0  1  0 

0  1  20 

-  nil  . 


Not  yet 
Appropriated. 


A.     R.     P. 

-    nil     . 


-    nil 

.    nil 
.    nil 


.  nil  . 

-  nil 

.  nil  . 

-  nil  - 


0  2  0 

8  0  84 

0  0  16 

1  2  22 

.  nil 

.  nil  - 

-  nil  . 

-  nil  . 
.  nil  . 

-  nil  - 

-  nil  . 

-  nil  - 

-  nil  . 


Total  Area. 


A.      R.     P. 

8    0     0 
2    3    18 


2    ^ 
2    0 


1     2      0 


2     « 
0    2 


Seven  acres  in  ull 


2     0     25 
0     3     25 


32 
26 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 


0      1     30 
3     0       0 


12       0 
0     0     20 


1  2 

1  1 

0  3 

1  2 

8  0 

2  1 


8 

14 
0 
0 


0     2     10 
-     nil      • 


.  nil 

-  nil 

.  nil 

2  0 


10     0 


9  0 
0  2 
2     1 


21  0  34 

2  0  19 

3  0  0 

3  1  Z6 


28^640 
sq.  yds. 

13    0      0 


3     3    11 
0     8     0 

6     0      0 


2  0 
1  2 
0     8 


7  0  0 
4  0  35 
10      5 


0  I  6     0 
0      -     nil 


0     0     10 
8     0       0 


nil 
nil 


8 

4 
2 
5 
1 
20 
4 


0     2 
6    0 


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I 


NaBiber  of  Chapels  Proportionate  Cost  to  the  Rates 

Erected.  for  Laiid  and  Chapels. 


OMcraled. 


nil    - 


1 
nil 


1 
nil 
nil 

1 

.  nil 
.  nil 


1 

nil 


1 

1 


lul 

.  nil 
1 
nfl 
nil 

1 
1 

■  •  inl 


21. 


Un- 
conaecrated. 


1 

nil 


1 

-  nil  . 

-  nil  - 

1 

.   nil  - 

.   nil  - 

1 

-  nil  . 

-  nil  - 


Conaeerated. 


Less     than 
one-half. 

Equal 


Uneonseoated. 


£.     8.     d. 
More    than 
one-half. 

Equal 


Cannot  be  ascertained 


Nearly  two- 
thirds. 

Equal 


700     -    - 


Two-ibirda  - 
4,304  17     1 


628  18     1 


More    than 
one-third. 

Equal 


nil 


One^third    - 
6,605     2  11 


458  16  11 


-    Cannot  be  apportioned  - 


Total  Number  of 

Interments  from  the 

Opening  of  the  Cemetery 

to  31  St  March  1866,  in 

each  DivisioD  of  the 

Ground. 


Consecrated. 

Un- 

244 

200 

512 

1,331 

- 

— 

727 

69 

127 

— 

63 

31 

426 

68 

120 

- 

447 

- 

261 

85 

1,401 

»   555 

— 

152 

14 

537 

"98 

Consecrated. 


120 


378 


Average  Number 

of  Interments  Annually 

in  each  DiTision. 


Un- 
consccrated. 


Observatioiw  or  Explanations  fay  the  Clerk 
to  the  Burial  Board. 


27 

51 

81 
25 

16 

45 

20 

53 


29 
532 


44 


58 


20 


22 

133 
7 

8 
7 


9 
210 


No  returns. 


Roman  Catb.  286     .Roman  Cath.  48 


Two  chapels  are  built  at 
equal  eost. 


Land     - 

Chapels 


471     7     4 
098     9     8 


nil  - 


1 

I 

nil 


nil 
1 
1 
nil 
nfl 
1 
1 

nU 

1 


The    work   and    eost    has 
never  been  apportioned. 


888     8     4 


WhoUy  for  land 


Cannot  be  apportioned 


Equal 
Equal 

Equal 


Equal 
Equal 

Equal 


Cannot  be  apportioned  - 
Total  cost  .     4,461  18     - 


Equal 


Equal 


2,089 


554 


1,239 

102 

252 

96 


801 
085 


554 

7 

386 

531 

699 
29 

76 
1,214 


800 


36 


378 


110 


78 
15 


124 
17 
52 

878 

048 
II 

5 

1,155 

B  a 


278 


62 


157 

24 
25 
24 


100 
100 


63 
land  7 
37 
59 

140 
29 

10 
188 


62 


40 


47 


11 


10 

5  only  in 
the  last 
3  years. 

14 

4 
41 

130 
11 

1 
181 


This    ground    is    thrown    iiito  the  old 

churchyard. 
This  cemetery  is  held  as  part  of  existing 

churchyard. 
No  returns  since  1862. 
No  returns  since  1862. 

2a.  Or.  4 p.  of  the  quantity  unappro* 
priated  are  within  the  aiea  of  the  en- 
closed cemetery,  and  the  remaining 
6a.  Or.  30 p.  are  uninelosed,  and 
intended  for  re^sale. 


No  returns. 


The  Roman  Catholic  portion  was  conse- 
crated by  their  bishop. 


The  land  belonged  to  the  Town  Council, 
and  was  appropriated  as  a  borial 
ground,  under  the  Act  17  &  18  Vict. 

c  87. 


To  be  repaid  in  twenty-five  years,  5  per 
cent,  per  annum  to  be  paid  on  th* 
debt. 


This  ground  is  merely  an  eztenmm  of 

the  eharchyard. 
No  returns  of  particulars. 

The  ground  being  condguous  to  the  M. 
churchyard,  the  duties  are  perfmvied 
in  the  oliureb. 


No  returns  of  particulars. 


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12                  RETURN   OF 

MONIES   BORROWED   AND    RATES   LEVIED 

UNDER   THE 

BURIAL 

ACTS 

PARISH 
or 

Total  Amount  of  MoniM  nJmtd 

under  the 

Burial  Acta,  or  reoaTcd  by  the  Burial  Board. 

Date  of  Opening 

Area  of  Land. 

PLACE. 

ISonopeQ. 

Bates  Levied. 

From  Fees  in 

Eiceeaof 

Current  Bzpenaes* 

Burial  Ground. 

Conaecra 

ted. 

Uneonseer 

ated. 

Not  ytt 

Total  Ai«. 

^las 

Harwich,  St.Nichc 
Hastings 
Haverfordwest 
Heanor  - 
Heap 

• 

7,000 
1,000 
2,200 
7,150 

s.    d. 

£.     s.   d. 

1,422     -  10 
5,189     5     8 

£.     «. 

-      nil 
196    2 
511  14 

d. 

6 
6 

-    1855 

2  Deo.  1856 

1  Sept.  1858 

1  Jan.      „ 

14  June  1856 

A.      B.      P. 

-    Three  a 

12     0       0 

10       0 

2     0       0 

28,696 

sq.  yds. 

A.      R.     P. 

ad  a  half  acr 
e    0      0 

1  0       0 

2  0       0 
26,578 
sq.yds. 

A.      R. 
es  in  all 
-    nil 
.    nil 
0     2 
15     2 

p. 

0 
88 

A.      R.     p. 

8    2     0 

18    0     0 

2    0     0 

4    2     0 

25    8    SO 

Heckmondwike 
Hessle,  Yorkshire 
Hexham 
Hinckley 

- 

5,100 
1,400 
8,500 
2,500 

-     - 

400     -     - 

1,200  10     - 

250     -     - 

yearly. 

.      nil 

02  16 
.      nU 

1 

-May  1860 

17  June  1865 

1     „     1859 

80  Mar.  1858 

2 

1 
2 
2 

0 
0 
0 
0 

0 

4 
0 
0 

2     0 

1  0 

2  0 
1     2 

0 

4 
0 
0 

-     nil 

nil 

.     nil 

- 

4    0     0 
2    0     8 
4    0     0 
8    2     0 

Hitchin  -         -         - 
Holbeaoh 
Huntingdon    - 
Husbana's  Bosworth 
Hythe    - 

8,500 
5,000 
2,500 
1,500 
4,500 

-    - 

250    -    - 
5,850     1     4 
2,288  15     - 

180    - 
410  16 

•      nil 

6 

• 

29     „     1857 

11  Oct.  1854 

1  Jan.  1855 

-Sept  1858 

1     „     1856 

8 
8 
2 

1 
2 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

27 
0 
0 
0 
0 

1     2 
8     0 
1     0 
0     2 
0     0 

89 
0 
0 
0 

20 

2     2 

.    nil 
.     nil 
-     nil 

0 

7  1    26 
6    0     0 

8  0     0 

12     0 
2    0    20 

Ilminster 

Ince  in  Makerfield 

- 

1,800 
4,600 

-    - 

1,880     -    - 

•      nil 
.      nU 

- 

2  May  1859 
5  Oct.  1857 

1 
2 

0 
0 

28 

7 

0  2 

1  0 

17 
8 

.    nU 

-    nil 

- 

1     8     0 
8     0    10 

Ipswich  - 

- 

7,500 

-    - 

To  pay  off 

l-20thofthe 

principal  and 

interestyearly. 

-      ml 

- 

1  July    1855 

16 

0 

0 

18     0 

0 

-    ml 

'  , 

29    0      0 

Keighley         - 

- 

6,400 

8    - 

8,217  10     8 

640  11 

- 

-  April  1857 

8 

2 

14 

8     8 

18 

1     ) 

25 

8     8    17 

Kendal  - 
Kettering 
Kimbolton 
King's  Lynn  - 

4 

8,660 
8,950 
1,400 
8,600 

.    • 

802  14     9 

756     -     - 

.      nil        - 

.      nil 
•      nil 

■  nil 

■  nU 

- 

-Sept  1855 

1  Jan.  1862 

28  May  1858 

16  Aug.  1855 

5 

1 
1 
6 

1 
8 
0 
2 

0 
5 
0 
0 

8     0 
1     0 
1     0 
3     0 

0 

28 

0 

0 

-  nil 

0  0 

1  0 

-  nU 

12 
0 

8     1      ( 

8  0      ( 
3     0      ( 

9  2      ( 

Kingston 

• 

6,875 

b.    ^ 

Paid  out  of  the 
poor  rate. 

40    - 

- 

iJuly    „ 

6 

2 

18 

8     1 

9 

6     0 

85 

16     0    2^ 

Kington 

- 

1,900 

-     - 

675     7     8 

.      nU 

- 

5  Aug.  1862 

2 

0 

0 

2     0 

0 

0     2 

0 

4     2      C 

Kirkby  Stephen 
Knottingley   - 

- 

1,600 
1,681 

19    - 

677  14     2 

- 

- 

26  Oct  1861 
8  June  1859 

1 
1 

1 
2 

22 
0 

0  2 

1  2 

81 
0 

-     nil 

- 

2  0    K 

3  0      ( 

Lamerton 
Lancaster 
Ledbury 
Leek      -        - 
Lewes    - 
Lewisham 
Lincoln  - 
Lindfield 

m 

50 
8,500 
2,835 
4,200 
1,000 

7,000 
1,200 

-    - 

50     -    - 

782     1     1 
2,508  19     8 

5,912     2  11 

10     8 

82  16 

-  nil 
•      nU 

."    nU 

-  nU 

- 

-     „     1861 

29  Oct  1855 

1  July  1861 

1  Aug.  1857 

20  Deo.  1854 

1  Aug.  1856 
'  1854 

0 
10 

1 
2 

1 

6 
1 

0 
0 
8 

1 
0 

0 
2 

80 
0 
0 
0 

20 

0 
0 

-     nfl 
8     0 

0  8 
2     8 

1  0 

5     2 
0     2 

0 

0 

20 

20 

0 
0 

-  nil 

-  nil 
0     2 

.    nU 

2     8 

-  nil 

0 
19 

0     0    8 
18     0 
2     2 

5     2    2 
2     1 

14     1     1 
2     0 

Littleport 

Liverpool : 

Anfield  Park 

- 

180,000 

-    - 

-      ml        - 

-      nil 

- 

.  1857 
5  May  1663 

1 
84 

0     18 
Toei 

2       0 

ilarge  churol 
87     2.      0 

lyard. 
48     0 

0 

1     0     1 
120     0 

Toxteth  Park 

- 

45,000 

-    - 

4,944    -    - 

7,668    - 

- 

-      .     1856 

19 

0 

8 

10    2 

20 

17     0 

1 

46     2     2 

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Kamber  of  Chapels 
Breeted. 


Un. 
cooaeermted. 


1 

nil  - 

1 

1 


1 

1 
1 

1 
1 

1 

1 

nil  . 

1 
1 


Proportionate  Cost  to  the  Rates 
for  Land  and  Chapels. 


Consecrated. 


1 

nil 
1 
1 


1 
1 
1 

1 
1 
1 
1 

nil 

1 
1 

Dividedin 
two  parts 
for  Ro- 
man Ca- 
tholics 
and  Dis- 
senters. 


£.    8.    d. 


Equal 
Equal 
Equal 


Unconsecrated. 


Consecrated, 


Equal 
Equal 
Equal 


Equal  -  Equal 

Equal         -  Equal 

All  included  in  one  con- 
tract. 

1,556     -  - 
Equal 

746  10  6 

475     -  - 


Total  Nnmber  of 

Interments  from  the 

Opening  of  the  Cemetery 

to  Slst  March  1865,  in 

each  Division  of  the 

Groond. 


Un- 
eonseerated. 


Consecrated. 


1,948     -  - 
Equal 

1,498     1  1 

1,125    -  - 


1 

1 

nil 

1 


1 

1 

nil 

1 


No  separate  account  kept. 
Land  -         -  1,086  11     8 
Chapels  and 

Lodge       •1,542     5     5 


UndOT  same  roof. 


1 
1 

nil 

1 
1 
1 
1 


1 
1 

nil 
2 
1 

1 
1 


The  total  cost  of  land  and 
buildings  (including  cha- 
pels) was  4,467  Z.  10  5. 2d 

-  About  equal  - 


Total  cost    -  8,625    - 
2,050     6     -     1,880     4 


Not  apportioned 

Charged  together ;  not  pro- 
portioned. 

707     2     4 


1,009     7     1 
Equal 


Equal 


Included  in  one  cost     - 


1        1 

Both  under  one  roof. 


1 
21. 


Equal 
Equal 

Equal 


Equal 
Equal 

Equal 


48,800    -     -  158,000 
Unappropriated 
land        -  82,200 


17,684  -  - 


9,660  -  - 


1,620 
196 
162 
914 


4 
481 
700 

941 
619 
548 
102 


289 
982 


229 

46 

809 

1,742 


2 
197 
404 

216 

866 

216 

26 


56 
281 


Average  Nomber 

of  Interments  Annoally 

in  each  Dirislon. 


4,767 


1,114 


1,816 
805 
166 

2,594 


1,869 

108 

188 
485 

70 

285 

1,075 

220 

1,628 
278 


2,989 


21,884 


2,682 


1,687 


808 

168 

20 

745 


847 

82 

4 
1 


60 
256 
176 

689 
76 


2,211 


5,927 


210 
28 
28 

101 


Un- 
censecrated. 


80 

7 

48 

198 


Obeenrationa  or  Eiplanations  by  the  Clerk 
I  te  the  Burial  Board. 


No  returns  of  particulars. 


Unknown. 
68 
100 


117 
57 
54 
14 


89 
141 


28 
58 

27 

85 

21 

8 


9 
40 


No  returns  since  1862. 


Of  the  5,000  /.  borrowed   2,825 1,   has 
been  repaid. 

No  returns  since  1862. 


502 


189 


146 
91 
24 

267 


190 

42 

41 
75 

17 

62 

184 

21 

187 
26 


282 


204 


88 

50 

8 

74 


35 


12 

1 
1 
In  6  years 


16 
82 
16 

78 

7 


1,180  492 

From  5th  May 
1868  to  81st 
March  1864. 


2,684 


861 


£.2,100  of  the  money  borrowed  has 
been  repaid  during  the  eight  years 
since  opening. 


The  land  appropriated  for  the  cemetery 
was  part  of  tne  Corporate  estates,  and 
was  given  by  the  Town  Council.  The 
chapels  and  buildings  were  built  by 
contract  at  one  price  for  the  whole. 


No  returns  since  1862. 


No  returns. 

Eight  instalments  of  250  /.  have  been  paid 
off  principal. 

No  returns  since  1862. 

No  rates  haVe  been  IcTied  directly  on 
account  of  Uie  Burial  Board,  but  they 
have  receiTcd  from  the  orerseers  up  to 
8l8t  March  1865,  26,610  Lis.  I  a.  on 
account  of  current  expenses,  and  for 
interest  and  repayments  of  loans. 


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RSTURN    OF   MOXIB8   BORROWED  AND    RATES  LEVIED    UNDER   THE    BURIAL   ACT8 


PARISH. 

or 

PLACE. 


Jandaff 
iiofithouse 

lOndon : 

City 
Battenea 

Camberwell 
Charlton  - 
Deptford 


Greenwich 
leliagton 

Kensington 

Lambeth 

Marylebone 

Paddington 

Putney    - 
St.  Panoras 

Southwark 


Weetminster 


W#olwidh 

lOughborough 
louth    - 


.uddenden 


.udgvan 
,uton    - 


^yme  Regis 
facelesfield 

laidstone 


ialdon  - 
fallen  (New) 

lalvern 
ianchester     - 


lanafield 
largate 


Total  Amount  of  Moniei  niaed 

under  the 

Burial  Adit  or  veoeiTed  by  the  Burial  Board. 


Borrowed. 


£.  s.    d. 


800 


76,000 
8,000 

17,800 

6,600 
12,600 


18,460 
24,000 

12,000 
22,000 
21,000 


8,200 
87,000 


nil 


6,200  -  - 


7,200 
8,226 


2,100  -  - 


200  -  - 

•  nn  - 


7,700 
10,000 


1,600 
2,600 

4,700 
26,000 


8,600  - 
8,900  - 


RateeLeried. 


From  Feet  in 

fizoeasof 

Current  Expentei. 


£.    9.    d. 


Paid  out  of 
poor  rates. 


4»628     7     4 
6,840     -     - 
by  orders  opon 
the  OTorseers. 

.       nil       . 

l\d.  in  the 

pound, 

2,160  18     1 


26,776 

917  10     6 

out  of   poor 

rates. 


nil 


nil 


861     -    - 


nil 


8,650  6  10 

1,946  -     - 

1,068  2  10 

1,680  -    - 


.       ml        . 

Paid  oat  of 

poor  rate. 


£.     s.    d. 


Date  of  Opening 

Burial  Ground. 


Area  of  Land. 


Con 


Unconaecrated. 


1,867  10     - 
2,268  12     7 


217  18     1 


600     -     - 


nil 


nU 


267  17  10 


nil 


74   18     8 


nil 


7  March  1867 


16  Not.      „ 

23  May  1861 

26  June  1866 

26  July  1866 

8  Feb.  1868 


4  May    1866 
-Aug.    1864 

80  Nov.  1866 
1  June  1864 
-  March  1866 


0     2     24 


78     1 
6     0 


16     0       0 

3     2       0 

About 

10     0       0 


12     0 
28     0 


A.      R.      P. 


0     1      16 


26     8       0 
2     0     36 

7     0  0 

12  0 
About 

7     0  0 


4     0 
7     0 


7  Sept. 
-    26  July 


18  Nov. 


1856 
1854 


nil        - 
nil        . 

47     7  10 


nil 
nil 


-April  1866 


1  Jan.     1866 

1  Sept.  1867 
17  April   1866 


.     1860 


1  July      „ 
^  June    1864 


-     1866 
Not  yet  opened 

28  April  1868 


1  Oct  1866 
28  Nov.  1869 

2  Aug.  1861 
Not  opened 


1  Dee.    1867 
1  Nov.   1866 


0 
0 

0 
0 
0 

Twenty-five  acres  in  all. 

26 


7     0 

0 

1      0 

20     0 

0 

10     0 

19     1 

0 

8     8 

Not  yet    ^ 
Appropriatad. 


A.      K. 


nQ 


68     2     26 


16 

0 


3     0 


7     0 


8     2 

8     2 
6     0 


1      2     28 


0     3 
2     2 

2     0 


0 
20 


0 


3     0 


1      0 


4     1 

8     8 
6     0 


1     2     28 


-  nil 

-  nil 


1     0 


Total  area  of  land,  26 
statute  acres. 


6     2     28 


12       0 
14,470 
sq.  yds. 

2     1       1 
No  area  given 


6     0 
4     8 


6     3 


10       0 

6,884 

sq.  yds. 

0     2     89 


6     0       0 
8     0     82 


nil 
nil 


nil 
nil 


.3     0       0 

:    nU    . 


nil 


TOSAI.  AVHL 


A.      R. 


6     2 


nil     . 


-  nil 

-  nil 


1     1 


nU 
nil 


8     2      12 

•     nil 
2,870 
sq.yds. 

.    nil 


.     nil 
.    nil 


1     0 


r68     2    26 
8     0     35 

28     0  0 

5     0  0 

Aboot 

17     0  0 


16  0  0 

30  0  0 

11  0  0 

30  0  0 

28  0  0 


25     0 

3     0 
50     0 


6      0 


14     2 


12     8 

7     1 
10     0 


4     2     16 


0     8 
2     2 


8     0       0 

26     0      0 

20     0      0 


2     2      0 
28,724 
sq,  yds. 

8     0      0 


10    0      0 
8    0      0 


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limber  of  Chmpels 
Elected. 


21. 


Propordoiiate  Coat  to  the  Rates 
for  Land  and  Cbapels. 


Three-foorthf    One-fourth 
Contracted  for  in  one  sum 


Included  in  one  contract 


No  separate  accounts  kep  t 
of  proportionate  cost.   . 


nil   - 
nil   - 

1 
2 


Two-ihirds 

Equal 
Equal 


Equal 


Equal 

Three-fifths 
1,504     -    - 

Two-thirds 


Equal 
About  equal 


One-third 

Equal 
Equal 


Equal 


Total  Number  of 

Interments  from  the 

Opening  of  the  Cemetery 

to  Slst  March  1865,  in 

each  Division  of  the 

Ground. 


Equal 

Two-fifths  - 
716     -    - 

One-third  * 


Equal 
About  equal 


87,776 


897 
4,214 


4,877 
10,097 

5,688 
18,961 


14,426 
40 

3,644 

8,646  ' 

895 
912 

122 


74 
2,060 


Un- 
consecrated* 


18 


9,282 


889 
4,801 


1,788 
7,021 


198 
8,602 


18,152 
2,260 


Avenge  Nomber 

of  Interments  Annually 

in  each  Division. 


Consaerated, 


2,075 

388 
379, 

254 


1,082 
1,257 


4,444 

481 
1,260 


31 


nil 


251 

149 
86 

20 


10| 


4,811 


89 
602 


544 
1,240 

560 
1,709 


1,400 

4 


.  nil  -    364 


889 

118 
91 


21 


15 
200 


296 

38 
70 

73 


620    147 
119  \       188 


B  4 


Un- 
eousemattd. 


2i 


1,055 


84 

686 


193 
1,194 

19 
321 


1,800 
226 

-  nil  . 

674 

68 
126 


Observalaona  or  Explanations  by  the  Clerk 
to  tiie  Burial  Board. 


.  nil 


36 


17 
16 


84 
16 


No  returns. 


No  returns  since  1862. 
No  returns  since  1862, 


No  returns  since  1862. 
No  returns  of  particulars. 
No  returns  since  1862. 


The  Board  hold  the  land  under  the  Ne- 
cropolis Cemetery  Company  for  a  term 
of  999  years. 

The  Board  has  taken  a  gratuitous  grant 
in  perpetuity  of  a  small  portion  of  the 
Necropolis  Company's  Cemetery  at 
Woking  ae  a  burial  ground  for  the 
parish. 


Calls  are  made  from  time  to  time  upon 
the  overseers  to  pay  the  interest  and 
principal  of  the  money  borrowed,  as  it 
becomes  due. 

As  the  cemetery  adjoins  the  church,  no 
chapel  is  needed  for  the  consecrated 
portion. 

This  ground  is  an  extension  of  the 
churchyard. 

No  returns  of  particulars. 

This  burial  ground  13  only  being  formed. 

Of  the  rates  levied,  7,956/.  14«.  1  rf. 
has  been  expended  in  principal  and 
interest. 


The  25,000/.  was  obtained  under  the 
Public  Works  (Manufacturing  Dis- 
tricts) Act.  1863,  as  there  was  a  very 
great  quantity  of  excayating  and  t^ 
moval  of  earth  on  which  the  unem- 
ployed operatives  could  be  set  to  work« 

The  cemetery  is  in  course  of  formation, 
and  will  in  all  probability  be  opened 
before  the  end  of  1866. 


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RETURN   OF   MONIES   BORROWED   AND   RATES    LEVIED    UNDER   THE   BURIAL  ACTS 


PARISH 

or 
PLACE. 


Market  Rasen 

Melbourne 
Meleombe  Regis 
Mere     - 
Merthyr  TidvU 


Middlesbrough 

Monkwearmouth 

Moresby 


Mottram 


Mountsorrel,  North 

Narberth 

Newark  •        -        - 

Newcastle-on-Tjne : 

All  Saints  - 

St.  Andrew- 

St  John,  Westgate^ 
and  Elswick. 

St.  Nicholas 

Newent  -        -        - 
Newmarket    - 
Newport,  Isle  of  Wight 
Newport,  Monmouth 
shire,  St  Woollos. 

Newport,  Salop 
Northallerton  - 
North  Walsham 


North  Petherton 
Northwood,  Isle 

Wight. 
Norwich 


of 


Oakham 

Odiham  -        -        - 
Oldbuiy- 
Oldham : 

Chadderton's  Ce- 
metery, Oldham. 
Greenacre's  Ceme- 
tery. 


OUerton- 
Oswestry 
Otley     - 

Oundle  - 
Over-Darwen  • 

Pktinswick 

Penzance 

Petersfield 


Total  AmouDt  of  Monies  rmised 
under  the 
Burial  Aet8»  or  received  by  tlie  Burial  Board. 


Bonowed* 


£•    s.    d. 
860    -    - 


2,000  - 

4,850  - 

900  - 

6,060  - 


8,000     - 
260     - 


400     -     - 


1,000    -    - 


1,000 
6,500 


10,080 

4,000 

18,000 


6,500  -  - 

1,470  -  - 

2,000  -  - 

1,850  -  - 

7,000  -  - 


8,000  -  - 

1,600  -  - 

800  -  - 

2,000  -  - 


8,000  -  - 

8,500  -  - 

2,000  -  - 

6,500  -  - 

12,000  -  - 

12,000  -  - 


250  - 

8,500  - 

8,182  - 

2,650  - 

10,600  - 

1,800  - 

8,000  - 

1,460  - 


Rates  Leried, 


Fhnn  Fees  in 

Excess  of 

Current  Expenses. 


£.    s.  d. 
766    9    - 


4,671     6     7 


6,986  14     6 
.      nil 


848  17  - 

641     6  1 

170     -  ^ 

7,088    5  5 

6,647    2  8 

10,68511  6 

5,686   12  8 

-  nil 

1,884     6  6 

-  nil 


1,625    -    - 

1,064     6     4 

45     -     - 


5,217  10     ^ 

2,648  11  10 
-     nil 


117  11  10 
1,160    -    - 


60    -    - 
688  12     6 

879     2     - 

2,898  11     8 

from 

poor  rates. 

1,178  10  11 


£.    *. 
8     - 

yearly. 

21  14 
nil 


nil 
nil 


.     nil 

51  10    - 

27-6 
196    -    - 

521     -     2 
.     ml 
.     nil 

^     nil 

nil        • 

-  nil 

-  nil 


77     5     6 
188  15     7 
.     nil 


4,884     9  10 
.     nil 


Date  of  Opening 
Burial  Ground. 


-  1855 

30  May  1860 

81  Mar.  1856 

15  May  1867 

4  ,,  1859 


-  1855 

1  July  1856 

28  Nov.  1861 


4  Sept.  1860 

18  May  1859 

19  Dec.  1856 
80  Oct.  „ 

9  Feb.  1857 
1  July  „ 

20  Oct.  „ 


19  Jaly  1858 

25  Mar.  1864 
14  Nov,  1858 
27  April  „ 
-  July  1854 


4  Mar.  1859 
20  Sept.  1856 
29  Aug.  „ 

12  Sept.     „ 


Area  of  Lacd. 


Consecrated. 


Dneonsecrated. 


A.    &. 
1      0 


P. 

0 


1  0  0 

2  8  18 
10  0 
4     8  82 

Roman  Oath.  13      2 


A.    lu  p. 

10  0 

1  0  0 

2  2  0 
0  2  10 
5     0  88 


About 
8     0       0 
5     0       0 
0     8       0 


0  8  0 

0  2  29 

0  8  87 

8  0  0 


5  0 
5  0 
7     0 


8     0 


1  28 
0  0 

2  0 
0  0 


About 
8     0       0 
7     8       0 
.      nil     - 


0  10 

0  2     81 

0  8     87 

2  0       0 


5  0 
5  0 
9     0 


8     0 


1 
0 
2 
0 


Roman  Cath.  12      0 


2  1  0 

1  8  84 

1  2  27 

1  2  7 


1  Mar.  1^56    HO       0 

I 

2  Aug.  I860  2  10 
-Oct.  „  i  2  0  0 
2  July  18d8      4,8       9 


nil 

nil 
nil 

54  12  10 

nil 

nil 


1  Aug.  1867 

1  >f  99 


7  Oct.  1868 
-Nov.  1862 
1  April    „ 

8  July  1860 
-  June  1861 


2     „     1868 


1856 


2  Nov.  1857 


18     0       0 
10     0       0 


10       0 

1  2     21 
8,018 

sq.  yd?. 

2  2     82 
4     2       0 


8     1 
1     8 


12 
2 


1     3     38 


2  10 
114 
0     3     18 

0     2       5 


11  0 

2  1 

1  0 

4  8 

8  0 


14     0       0 

Including 

portion  for 

Rom.Caths. 

-     nil     . 
0     8     16 
9,547 
sq.  yds. 

0     1       8 
8     2       0 


1     2     28 


18       8 


0     2     25 


Not  yet 
Appropxiated. 


A.     R.     P. 

.      nil     . 


-  nil  . 
.  nil  . 
9     2     27 


nil 


.      nil  . 

0     10 

nil  - 

4     0  0 

2     0  0 

.  none  - 

4     0  0 


.  nil    . 

-  nU    . 

-  nil    . 

0  0     10 

1  2     80 


.  nU  . 

2  0  29 

.  nil  - 

.  nil  . 


18     0 


nil     . 
nil     - 


10       0 
2     0       0 


.      nil 
0     2     30 
1,800 
sq.  yds. 

-  nil     . 
2     0       0 

.     nil     . 

-  nil     . 


nil     . 


Total 


A.     A,     p. 
2     0      0 


2  0  0 

6  ]  18 

1  2  10 

21  2  14 


16 

IMIU 

0 

0 

12 

8 

0 

0 

8 

0 

1 

0 

0 

1 

2 

20 

1 

8 

84 

9 

0 

0 

12 

0 

0 

10 

0 

0 

20 

0 

0 

6 

0 

0 

1 

2 

28 

8 

0 

0 

5 

0 

10 

21 

0 

30 

4  2  0 

5  1  27 
2  2  0 

2  0  12 


85  0  0 

4  2  0 

8  0  0 

9  2  17 

22  0  0 

26  0  0 


1  0      0 
8     0    27 

19,860 
sq.yds. 

8    0      0 
10    0      0 

5    0      0 
8    2    10 

2  2    18 


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HAVE    BEEN  APPLIED,  &C.      I7 

KttterofOapeb 
Eraetcd. 

for  Land  and  Cbtpelt. 

Total  Norober  of 

Interments  from  the 

Opening  of  the  Cemetery 

to31itMarchl865,  in 

eachDiTisionoftbe 

Ground. 

Average  Number 

of  IntermenU  Annually 

in  each  Division. 

ObaerrttloDs  or  Ezplanationi  by  tbe  Clerk 

- 

to  the  Burial  Board. 

flmmakl 

Ua. 

CoDMCfmted. 

UneonMCrttcd. 

Consecrated. 

Un. 

.^onsecrated* 

Un. 
ooDsecrated* 

I 

1 

£.    s.  d. 
In  one 

£.    $.  d. 

Bontract 

816 

229 

81 

28 

1 

1 

•  nil  * 

1 

1 

1 

.  nU  - 

1 

Equal 

Two-thirds* 

Equal 

Equal 

One-third  - 
Equal 

834 
214 
267 

201 
181 
816 

92 
27 

44 

22 

23 

136 

No  returns  since  1862. 

A  large  portion  of  the  unappropriated 
ground  cannot  be  used  for  burial 

1 

I 

•  nl  - 

1    . 
1 
.  nil  - 

Equal 

l«.6i/.inthe 
pound  for 
proTiding 
land  alone. 

Equal 

1,004 
180 

2,684 

121 

40 

292 

No  returns  of  particulars. 
Addition  to  ihe  old  churchyard. 

.nil  . 

.  nil  - 

86    -    - 

16    -    - 

66 

1 

16 

1 
in  4)  yrs. 

1 

- 

- 

76 

61 

12 

10 

1 

486     -    - 
Equal 

486     -    - 
Equal 

no 

938 

61 
1,386 

16 
107 

7 

160 

1 
1 
1 

1 

Equal 

One  half    . 
Equal  pr 

Equal 

Equal 
One-half    - 
oportions 

Equal 

2,102 

674 

1,496 

369 

6,166 
1,814 
4,876 

797 

268 

84 

199 

61 

770 
164 
684 

182 

The  rates   levied  are  for  repayment  of 
loan  and  interest    The  balance  unpaid 
b  9,192  iL 

1 

•ml  . 
1 

-nil   . 

Included  in  o 

Equal 
4,200     -    - 

ne  contract  - 

Equal       ". 
2,800    -    - 

48 

889 

303 

1,231 

1 

16 

182 

1,246 

48 

64 

43 

128 

I 

8 

19 

124 

RomuC 

ath.  1 

Rom.  Cath.  1,178 

117 

1 
1 
1 

1 

Equal 

1,474     -     6 
Cannot  propc 
Dorro 

Equal 
967     2  11 
»rtion  the  sum 
wed. 

228 
411 
266 

86 
119 
168 

88 
48 
81 

14 
14 
20 

Of  the  8002.  borrowed  4802.  has  been  re- 
paid. 

1 

1    - 

No  means  of 

ascertaining  - 

886 

88 

89 

4 

No  returns. 

1     ' 

- 

- 

7,782 

4,918 

864 

646 

'i 

Half  -        . 
Equally      - 
Equal 

Half-        . 

Equally 

Equal 

170 
126 
990 

126 

16 

1,047 

40 

81 

142 

80 

8 

161 

1 

1 

- 

- 

2,630 

1,840 

840 

178 

1 

2 

•              • 

•              • 

1,900 

2,160 

268 

286 

I 

1 
1 

-nU   . 

•  Cannot  he 
All  in  one  con 
to  an 

Apportioned  • 
(tract;  unable 
swer. 

86 
168 

188 

28 
144 

18 

74 
62 

12 

48 

' 

1 
2 

In  one  contract 

212 
694 

66 
769 

46 

I48i 

14 
189} 

1 

i ' 

Land  free  J   C 
fiha 
Equal 

/bapels  equal 
re. 
Equal 

47 

867 

28 
677 

86 
96 

12 
76 

I 

1 

- 

:: 

228 

60 

ai 

7 

21. 


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RETURN  OP  MONIES   BORROWED   AND   RATES   LEVIED   UNDER   THE   BURIAL    ACTS 


PARISH 

or 
PLACE. 


Pinner  - 

Pitting^on 
Pocklington 
Pontefraot 
Poole     • 


Portsea  • 
Portsmouth    - 
Prendergast    - 

Preston  • 

Pulham 

Ramsey 
Raw  marsh 

Redditoh 
Eleepham 

Eleigate  - 
flickmansworth 
ilingwood 
flipley    - 

Rochester 

flomse  J  - 
[lotherham     - 

Huabon  - 
Rugby  - 


lunoorn 
lyde     • 

lye 

>affron  Walden 
k.  Blazey 
]t,  Columb  Major 
)t.  Helens 


>t.  Ives  - 

>t.  Osyth 

>ale 

$alford  - 

>alisbury 

Sandwich 

Scarborough  - 

Jelby     - 

>hepton  Mallett 

>herborne 

>hipston-on-Stour 

Shrewsbury    - 
>ittingboume  - 

ileaford 


loham 


Total  Amount  of  Monies  raised 

under  the 

Burial  Acts,  or  received  hj  the  Barial  Board. 


Borrowed. 


£.  s.  d. 

2,862  -  - 

880  -  - 

1,300  -  - 

3,800  -  - 

2,000  -  - 


10,000  ^  « 

4,000  -  - 

600  --  « 

26,600  -  - 

460  -  - 

2,600  -  - 

900  -  - 


1,600 
70 


2,000  -  - 

1,900  -  - 

2,000  -  - 

2,200  -  - 

8,000  -  - 

8,000  -  - 

2,600  -  - 

1,000  -  - 

6,100  -  - 


8,260  -  - 

3,000  -  - 

2,460  -  - 

4,600  -  - 

260  -  - 

1,200  -  - 

14,426  -  - 

1,600  -  - 

1,000  -  - 

6,600  -  - 

11,900  -  - 

6,000  -  - 

800  -  - 

10,800  -  - 

1,200  -  - 

2,600  -  - 

8,000  -  - 

2,000  -  - 


2,800     -     - 
1,200     -     - 

2,700     -     - 


Rates  LsTied. 


£.     S.     d. 
1,227  19     6 

87     9     7 

840     1     - 

682  10     - 

176     -    - 

Annually  out 

of  poor  rates. 

.'     nil     '- 
216    -    - 


201     -    - 

.       nil       . 
289  16     9 


.       nil       - 
100    -    - 


.       nil       . 
100     -     - 


.       nil  . 

2,866     9  10 

816  19  2 

1,181   13  4 


1,028  10  6 

2,816     7  6 

3,699  16  10 

9,682     2  6 


1,828  16  4 

1,120     -  - 

1,842     8  7 

-        ml  . 


nil 


1,960     -     - 


From  Fees  in 

Excess  of 

Corrent  Expenses. 


£.    s.  d. 


810  16     6 


nil 
nil 


r     About    1 
-^60     -    -I 


1,148     -     6 
r     About      1 
\  100     -    -V 
I    yearly.     J 
600     4     8 


About 
60     -         . 
a  year.     J 

9     1     7 

-  nil       . 
20  10    - 

-  nil      - 

-  nil      • 

-  nU      - 

.       nil      . 

.       nil       - 
144     2     0 


-       nil       . 
-       nil       - 

676     8     6 


nil  - 

nil  . 

77     4  6 

nil  - 


637     8  2 

697     1  - 

6,889  17  7 

-       nil  - 

.       nil  '- 

.       nil  . 

871  14  I 


Date  of  Opening 
Burial  Ground. 


nil 
nil 

nil 


2  Aug.  1860 

27  Nov.  1861 

11  Mar.  1867 

1  Aug.  1869 

1  Mar.  1866 


1  Jan.  1856 
27  Oct.  1864 

-  May  1869 

1  July  1865 

1  May  1860 

20  Apr.  1860 
9  July  1861 

8  Feb.  1856 

-  July  1856 

-Feb.  1856 
22  Mar.  1867 

1  Jan.  1864 

-  .  1867 

2  June  1866 

13  Mar.  1867 
-Mar.  1865 

26  May  1860 
-Nov.  1868 


1  Mar.  1860 

2  Dec.  1862 

1  Deo.  1854 


1  Jan.  1857 
20  July  1862 

1  Aug.  1866 
28  Apr.  1868 


-Feb.  1857 
2d.)uue  1866 
-  Sept  1862 
1  Sept.  1857 
80  Jan.  1857 
4  Feb.  1856 
-May  1867 

21  Oct.  1868 
-June  1866 

22  July  1856 

6  Apr.  1866 

•   -  1856 
26  Oct.  1860 

24  June  1866 


22  May  1866 


Area  of  Land. 


GoBsecnted. 


A.  R. 

2  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  2 

7  2 


7  1 
6  2 
0     2 


Unconsecrated. 


A.     R. 
0     2 


.  nil  - 
10  0 
12,0 
7     2       0 


7     0       0 
12       0 

-     nU     " 


19     0       0      6     0       0 
Rom.  Caih.  11     0       0 


10       0 

1  8       8 

dr.  2]p.20yd8. 

2  0        0 

0  1      24 

2  0  0 

1  1  12 

2  0  0 
2  0  0 

About 
2     0       0 
2     0       0 
1     1     30 

About 
10       0 
4     2       1 


2     3       0 

1  8     14 

2  0     28 


8  2  7 

0  2  0 

0  3  0 

8  1  13 


0  1     17 

1  0     82 
Ir.  12p.  2yds. 

10        0 
0     0     16 

10  0 

0  2  28 
10  0 

2  0  0 

About 

1  0 
10       0 
1     1     30 

AJbout 

1  0 

2  1       1 


.} 


ol 


2     0 
2     0 


1  0  18 

2  1  18 
.  ml  . 

0  3  0 

4  1  13 

Rom.  Cath.  6  1  18 


Not  yet 
Appropriated. 


8     2 


1     2 


1 
0 
3 
13 
4 
0 
6 
1 
1 
1 


0 
2 
1 
0 
0 
8 
0 
1 
2 


0 
0 
2 

16 
0 
0 
0 

21 
0 

21 


0     2 


A.    R. 

-    nil 


nil 
nil 
nil 
nil 


6  3  0 

.  nil  . 

.  nil  . 

8  0  0 


.     nil     - 

.    nil     - 
-    nil     . 


.    nil 


-  nil 

-  nil 
.  nil 
.  nil 

•  nil 

.  nil 

.  nil 

.  nil 

1  0 


7     8       0 
0     1     12 

.     nU      . 


-  nil 

•  nil 

.  nil 

1  0 


-  nil  . 
.  nil  - 
.  nil  . 

-  nil 

.  nil  . 

-  nil  - 
8  0  0 

.  nil  . 

0  0  15 

.  nil  . 


12       0 
2     0       0 

1     3     24 


1     0 
1     0 


1     8     23 


Total  Ana. 


p.     A.     R.     p. 
2     2      0 


( 


Twenty  acres  in  all  • 

0     2       0 


0     2       8 
-    nil     . 


1  0 

2  0 
8     0 

16     0 


21  0  0 

8  0  0 

0  2  0 

44  0  0 

1  1  17 

3  0  0 
4r.  33p.  2ij6t, 

8  0  0 

0  2  0 


3  0 

2  0 

3  0 

4  0 


About 
8     0      0 
8     0      0 
2     3    20 

About 
2     0      0 
7     3      2 


12     2      0 

4     0    30 

3     1       1 


6     3  25 

0     2  0 

12  0 

19     3  39 


2  0 

2  0 

6  2 

21  2 

8  0 

1  2 
13  0 

2  3 
8  2 
4  0 


0 
0 
5 

16 
0 
0 
0 
3 
0 
0 


2  0  0 

20  0  0 

8  0  0 

8  2  8 

8  3  7 


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KmberofCluipels 
Erected. 

ProportioDate  Cost  to  Uie  Rates 

Total  Number  of 

Interroenta  from  th« 

Opening  of  the  Cemetery 

to  Slat  March  1665,  in 

each  DivJaioD  of  the 

Ground. 

Average  Number 

of  Intermenta  AnnoaUy 

in  eadi  Diriaiaii. 

* 

to  the  Borid  Boaid. 

^VrTtfpffM 

Un- 
cOQS«crated. 

Gmieetated. 

Consecrated. 

Un- 
conaecrated. 

Consecrated. 

.Un- 
cooaecrated. 

1 

1 

£•       8.    d. 

Two-tbirds 

£.      s.    d. 
One-third  - 

189 

2 

30 

2 
in  4J  yrs. 

-  na  - 

I 
1 
1 

-    nil  . 

I 
I 
1 

Equal 
About  equal 

Equal 
About  equal 

241 
296 
434 
933 

.   nil  - 
102 
244 
659 

72 
37 
74 
93 

-    nil. 
13 
41 
66 

1 
1 

2 

1 
-    nil  . 

Equal 
Equal 
-  "    nil 

Equal 
Equal 

7,045 

2,137 

205 

3,127 
354 

700 

202 

34 

400 
33 

1 
Iioiiiaik  Ci 

1 
Ath.   1 

Proportions 

•              • 

not  estimated 

10,453 
Rom.  Cfl 

8,380 
ith,  6,480 

1,045            333 
Rom.  Cath.  648 

• 

-  nil  - 

.    nil  - 

330     -     - 

120    -    - 

120 

.   nil  . 

24 

-   nU. 

1 
.nil. 

1 

-   nil  . 

658     2  11 

241   17     1 

199 

287 

98 
33 

50 
76 

25 
10 

1 
.  ml  - 

1 
-    nU  . 

374     -     - 

826     -     - 

708 
82 

816 
2 

70 
9 

30 
2 
in  8  J  yrs. 

.  nil  . 
1 

1 
1 

1 
1 
1 
1 

1,006     -     - 
Built  under 
1,088    -    - 
Equal 

900     -     - 
one  contract 
894     -    - 
Equal 

488 

583 

47 

176 

108 

162 

14 

348 

61 
67 
87 
25 

14 

20 

8 

60 

1 

1 

-     Cannot  be 

separated     - 

574 

64 

57 

6 

1 
1 

! 

845    -    - 

668     ^    - 

621 
1,622 

•  2^1 

396 

77 
162 

81 
39 

•  nil  • 

-   nil  . 

No  separate 

account  kept 

117 

29 

23 

6 

1 

1 

3,585     -     - 
Unappropriat 

1,777    -    - 
3d  land,  788  /. 

90 

6 

89 

6 

1 
1 

1 

1 
1 

Tbree-fiftbs 
1,562     8     1 
Land. 
Cbapels      . 

Two-fiftbs  - 

1,701     3     1 

621   15     - 

878     -     - 

425 

244 

1      786 

541 
79 

148 

85 
104 

80 

108 
35 

14 

1 

1 

I 
RomanC 

1 

1 

I 

ath.  1 

Not  asc€ 

rtainable 

464 
123 
126 
782 
Rom.  Ca 

802 

256 

222 

th.  1,361 

55 

60 

14 

180 

Rom.  Ca 

86 

30 

37 

th.  227 

1 

1 
1 
1 
1 
.  ml  - 
1 
1 
1 
1 

1 
1 
1 
2 
I 
-   nil  . 
1 
1 
1 
1 

Half.        . 
670    -    - 
Equal 

Half. 
Equal 

Equal,  as  nea 
Equal 

Unable  to  i 
quel 

Half. 
338     -    - 
Equal 

Half  .       ". 
Equal 
rly  as  may  be 
Equal 

Emswertbis 
ition. 

486 

225 

65 

7,471 

1,137 

228 

890 

357 

809 

700 

40 

07 

1,18,292 

203 

119 

2,060 

396 

78 

54 

25 

26 

1,067 

139 
25 

111 
51 

84 

86 

5 

27 

1,899 

25 

13 

258 

56 

8 

No  returns  since  1862. 

1 

1 

The  proportionate  cost  not 
known 

9 

— 

■• 

— 

1 
1 

1 
1 

1,170    .    - 

1,150     -    - 

226 

121 

56 

80 

No  ntnmi  of  partioalars. 

.  na . 

.   nil  . 

.        -    Unki 

ttown    . 

609 

86 

70 

10 

1 

1 

Equal        - 

Equal 

509 

308 

56 

36 

21. 

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RETURN   OF  MONIES   BORROWED   AND    RATES   LEVIED   UNDER   THE   BURIAL  ACTS 


PARISH 

or 
PLACE. 


Total  Amount  of  Moniei  raised 

under  the 

Bnrial  Aets^  or  received  by  the  Bnrial  Board. 


Soothil]  Nether 
South  Molton 
Southport 

South  Shields 
Sowerby  Bridge 
Stafford  - 

Staines  - 
Stalmine 

Stamford 
Stockport 


Stony  Stratford 

Stow-onthe-Wold 
Stowmarket    - 
Strood    - 

Stroud    - 
Starminster    * 


SudbarjTj  Suffolk 


Sunderland    - 

Swanage 

Swansea 

Taunton 
Teignmouth    - 
Tewkesbury    - 

Thetford 

Thornton 

Titchfield 

Tiverton 

Tonbridge 

Tong,  Yorkshire 

Topsbam 


Torrington 
Totnes    - 


Tottenham 
Trowbridge    - 


Tweedmouth  - 
Tynemouth  - 
Upton»upon-Sevem 

Uttoxeter 
Uxbridge 


Borrowed. 


Rates  Levied. 


8,000  -  - 
2,200  -  - 
7,000     -    - 


8,000    -     - 

1,800     -    -    1,428     2 


£.     s.    d, 

617     -    - 
.      nil       . 


From  Fees  in 

Excess  of 

Corrent  Expenses. 


£.      8.     d. 

nil       - 
nil       . 


Date  of  Opening 
Burial  Ground. 


Axttk  of  Land. 


Consecrated. 


1,076    -  - 

600     -  - 

1,600     -  - 

600     -  - 

8,600     -  - 
.        nil 


8,000     -    - 


1,000     -    - 


6,000 
2,760 
8,800 


1,800 
2,680 
4,000 
1,860 
1,700 


1,600 
2,000 


8,600 
6,000 


2,000  - 

12,200  - 

1,700  - 

8,000  - 

8,200  - 


696  18     21 


nil       - 

.      nil       . 

280  11  11 
Out  of  the 

poor  rates. 

8,894     9     1 


nil 


nil       . 
16  18     6 


2,486  16     6 


484     1     8 

8,440     -    - 

600     -     - 


1,660     -     - 

100     -    - 

Annually  out 

of  poor  rate. 


1,610    -    - 


817     8  10 


•      nil 


nil 


nil 
49     3     6 


84     1   11 

nil       . 
89     -    - 


81  10     3 

nil       - 


73  10     2 


ml 


6  Dec.  1862 
6  Feb.  1868 
Not  yet 
opened. 

-  -     1856 

-  -     1860 
-Feb.  1866 

-  .     1866 
29  Aug.  1866 

-  -     1856 
9  Apr.  1838 


-  May  1867 

1  Sept.  1856 
6  Mar.  1855 
3  Apr.  1868 

1  Sept.  1866 
16  June  1862 


14  Jan.  1869 


-  .  1859 
6  July  1866 

-  .     1856 

1  Aug.  1864 
1  Feb.  1856 
1  Feb.  1867 

-  -  1864 

1  Jan.  1860 

1  June  1866 

17  Aug.  1867 

-  Feb.  1860 
8  Aug.  1866 

-Feb.  1865 
31  July  1856 


1  Jan.  1868 
1  Jan.  1866 


26  July  1868 
-Jan.  1867 
Not  opened 

-June  1861 
29  Oct  1866 


A.      R,      p. 

0     8     24 
0     2     36 


UnoonsecrAted. 


A.  R.  P. 
0  3  31 
0     2     22 


Not  yet 
Appropriated. 


A. 


R.     P. 

nil     . 
nil    . 


16  acres  in  all 
-  •  6  acres  in  all 
2     2     27     1     1     18     .    nil 


0  8     22 

1  0       0 

2  3       0 
16,191 

sq.  yds. 


0     2     20 


0  3     16 

1  1     12 
1,650 

sq.  yds. 
3     0       0 
0     1     20 


0     1     82 

0  2     20 

1  1     20 
26,168 
sq.  yds. 


0     1  10 

0  1  4 

1  1  18 
820 

sq.  yds. 

8     0  0 

.     nil  . 


nil 


2     1 


I     3 


nil 

nil 
nil 


nil 
ml 


2     2     16 


9  acres  in  all 
10       0|    1     0       0(  . 
18  acres  in  all 


nil 


6  0  0 

1  0  ia| 

2  0  35 

1  3  0 

10  0 

2  2  32 

3  1  20 
2  2  0 
1  2  18 


1     2 
1     2 


3     1     18 

6     0       0 


1     2 
16     0 


3     0 

0  2 

1  0 


0 
12 


1     8 


0 
1 

1 
1 
0 


1  34 

1  16 

2  30 
0  0 

3  6 


1     2 
1     1 


1     2     27 
6     0       0 


2     2 
16     0 


-     nil    - 
8     0       0 


nil 
nil 


nil    •• 


3     2     27 

.     nil    - 


-  nil 

-  nil 


nU    . 


1  acre  2  roods  in  all;  not  yet  divided 


2     0 
2     0 


1  0     14 

2  0       0 


-  nil 

-  nil 


Total  Area. 


A.  R.  p. 
1  3  15 
1     1     17 


16 
6 
4 

1 

1 


0  0 

0  0 

0  0 

1  u 

2  20 


4     0    2i 
40,849 
sq.  yds. 


0  8    \ 

1  0    19 

2  2    25 
2,470 

sq.  yds. 
6     0      0 
0     1    SO 


6     2    16 


9  0  0 

2  0  0 

18  0  0 

8  0  0 

1  2  28 

6  1  7 


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1  34 
0  8 
0    10 


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6     2    27 
2     8      0 


6     0 
10     0 


4     0  0 

30     0  0 

12  0 

3  0  14 

4  0  0 


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Erected. 


ComoimL 


.  nil 

1 

nil 

1 
nil 


•  nil 


1 


Un- 


21. 


Ptoportionate  Cott  to  the  Batei 
for  Land  and  Chapels. 


Cooiecrated. 


£.  s.  d. 
Nearly  alike 
Eqaal 


UoconMcrated. 


Consecrated. 


£.        I.     d. 

Nearly  alike 
Equal 


Not  yet  assigned 


Two  thirds  - 


One«tbird  - 


-  Cost  not  kept  separate  - 


nil 

1 
1 

I 

nn 


nil  . 


1 
1 
1 
1 

1 
ml 


1 
1 
1 

1 
1 


Cost   the    ratepayers    no* 
thing. 


This  cannot  be  given,  as  no 
diyision  has  been  made. 


876    - 
Equal 

Equal 


No  separate  account    •      1^476 

Land  two-thirdsJLand  one-third        70S 
Chapels  equal. 


125 
Equal 

Equal 


Total  Number  of 

Intennents  from  the 

Opening  of  the  Cemetery 

to  Slit  March  1865.  in 

each  DiTision  of  the 

Gronod. 


82 
869 


1,702 
104 

267 


Under  one  contract 

2,674     -     -  1 1,286     -    - 

1,820     -     -  I     680     -     - 

About  4(2.  in  the  pound 

per  annum. 


Equal 


Two-thirds - 
Equal 


Equal 


One-third 
Equal 


No  separate  account  kept 


Alike 


Equal 


Alike 


Equal 


212 

812 
809 
189 

666 


602 


196 


Un-> 
consecrated* 


Conaecrated. 


144 
1,482 
888 
200 
824 

871 
806 


924 
668 


211 
8,297 


880 
661 


111 
188 


486 
42 

12,608 


Average  Number 

of  Interments  Annnally 

in  each  Divition. 


16 
68 


189 
11 

82 


76 

61 

873 

12 

886 


461 

80 

609 
71 


21 

889 

60 

80 

162 

166 
104 


779 
768 


897 
2,780 


69 
162 

C  3 


Un- 
conaecrftted. 


26 

87 
83L 
81 


88 

21 

188 
86 


29 
160 
68 
40 
86 

87 
84 


127 
71 


82 
401 


61 


61 
19 


48 
6 

468 


7 

87 

2 

89 


76 


Obienrationa  or  Ezplanationa  by  the  Clerk 
to  the  finrial  Boaru*. 


47 
8 


4 

40 

7 

6 

18 

16 
14 


107 
88 


69 


826 


17 
17 


This  cemetery  is  not  quite  completed. 

No  returns  of  particulars. 
No  returns  of  particulars. 

No  returns  of  particulars. 


No  returns  of  particulars. 

The  Burial  Board,  under  a  clause  in  the 
Act,  agreed  with  a  cemetery  company 
on  very  reasonable  terms,  and  erery 
requirement  has  been  satisfied,  without 
expense  to  the  taxpayers,  as  Uiey  have 
made  the  cemetery  self-supporting. 


This  cemetery  adjoins  the  old  church- 
yard. 

This  burial  ground  adjoins  the  church- 
yard, and  is,  in  fact,  but  an  addition 
to  it. 

Out  of  the  rates  levied  the  principal  sum 
of  900  I.  has  been  paid  ott  the  8,000  /. 
borrowed,  and  the  sum  of  912  Z.  6  #.  1  d. 
for  interest  thereon. 

No  returns  of  particulars. 

No  returns  of  particulars. 


No  returns  since  1862. 


No  returns  of  particulars. 
No  returns. 


The  sum  of  6,284  L  9  s.  6d.  has  been 
contributed  by  the  parish  in  part  pay- 
ment of  the  money  borrowed  and 
interest,  and  for  current  expenses  in- 
excess  of  fees. 


The  land  is  given  and  forms  part  of  the- 
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Total  Amount  of  Monitt  xaiaed 

■■ 

PARISH 

under  the 

Area  of  Land. 

or 

Borud  Acts^  or  received  by  the  Bttrial  Board. 

Date  of  Opening 
Sunal  wrouno. 

PLACE. 

Borrowed. 

Rates  Leried. 

From  Fees  in 

Ezeessof 

Current  Expenses. 

ConsecratwL 

Unconsecrated. 

Not  jet 
Appropriated. 

TotAi.  An* 

Wakefield        - 
Wallingibrd    - 
WalsaU  - 
Walton-on-Thames  - 

£.      s.  d. 

11,276     -     - 

3,000     -     - 

5,000     -     - 

1,600     -     - 

£.       S.    d. 

2,887     4     - 

826  14     - 

.       nil       . 

73     2     2 

£.     s.   d. 

.      nil       - 
-      nU       - 

.'    nU     *- 

-  Aug.  1869 

8  Apr.  1861 

22  July  1857 

1  Apr,  1863 

▲.  R.      F. 
8     1     28 
12       0 
8     0       0 
1     0       0 

A.   R.      P. 

4     0     18 
10       0 
6     1      10 
0     2       0 

A.  R.      P. 
2     8     87 
.    nil     - 
.     nil     - 
-    nU     - 

A>    R.      P. 
16    2      3 

2    2      0 
13     1     10 

1     2      0 

Ware     - 
Warrington    - 
Warwick 

12,004  11     7 
6,000     ^     - 

-       nU     ". 

-      nil       - 

26  Mar.  1867 
26  May  1869 

10     0       0 
4     2       8 

2     0       0 
2     8       7 

10      0 
2     0     26 

.                         ■ 

18    0      0 
9     1    86 

Watford 

6,600     -     - 

- 

.      nil       . 

6  Nov.  1868 

r    About 
\4     0     28 

About 
2     0     14 

A  lew  small 
pieces. 

About  \ 
6     1     2/ 

Wellingborough 

2,360     -     - 
4,000     -     - 

.      nil       . 

.      nil 

22  Mar.  1868 
19  Dee.  1864 

2     0       0 
6     2       2 

1  0       0 

2  1     10 

2     2     26 

8   a    0 

11     1    88 

West  Bromwioh 

4,000     -     - 

3,684  17     8 

-      nil       - 

14  Jan«  1869 

4     0       0 

4     0       0 

-    nil     - 

8    0      0 

Westboume     • 

600     -     - 

810     -    - 

.      nil       . 

81  May  1860 

1      0     27 

.     nil     . 

-    nU     . 

1     0    27 

Westbury 

Westdean  -    - 
West  Ham      - 
West  Hartlepool 

4,400     -     - 

200     -     - 
8,250     -     - 

.      nil       • 

."    nil     '. 

-  May  1867 

11  Nov.  1868 
27  Oct.  1867 

f    About 
t2    0      0 
0     10 
8     0       0 
6     0       0 

About 
2     0       0 

4     0       0 
8     0       0 

About 
1     2       0 

.     nil     . 
8     0       0 

About  \ 

6    2     0/ 

0     1      0 

12     0      0 

11     0      0 

West  Houghton 

2,000     -     - 

140     -    - 
per  annum. 

36    6  10 

-May  1868 

7,770 
sq.  yards. 

1,296 
sq.  yards. 

• 

9,065 
sq.  yards. 

Weston-super-Mare  - 
Whitby  - 
Whitehaven     - 
Whitstable      - 
WhitUesey      - 

3,000     -     - 
4,890  12     6 
7,200     -     - 

8,000     -     - 

260    -    - 

819  18     1 

1.30th  paid 
yearly  out  of 
the  poor  rates. 

18     7     1 
187  16    - 

28  May  1866 
1  Nov.  1862 

18  Nov.  1865 
.      -     1867 
1  July  1859 

4     8       8 
8     2       0 
6     8       0 
.         -     Ti 
2     1     24 

2     0       0 
8     2       0 
4     1       0 
vo  aores  in  a 
1     2     16 

-  nil     - 

-  ml   "- 

u  . 

.    nU     . 

6  3      8 

7  0      0 
10     0      0 

2     0      0 
4     0      0 

Wigan  - 

16,600     -     - 

- 

- 

-  Sept.  1866 

8     0       0 
Roman  Cath 

6     0       0 
,40       0 

.    nfl     . 

18     0      0 

Wigton  ... 
WillenhaU       - 
Wimbourne     - 
Winch  comb     - 

2,100     -     - 
2,400     -     - 
3,000     -     - 

1,780     7     8 
1,057     -    - 

860  16  10 
608  18     8 

6  Aug.  1866 
-  Nov.  1867 
1  Apr.  1866 
.      -     1867 

8     0       0 
12       0 
2     1     28 
0     2     16 

2     0       0 
2     0       0 
1     1       2 
0     10 

-    nil     . 
.    nU     - 
.    nU     . 

5     0      0 
8     2      0 
8     2    80 
0     8    10 

Windsor 

Wirksworth     - 
Witney  ... 
Witton-le-Wear 
Wivenhoe 
Wonersh 

4,000     -     - 

1,300     -     - 

1,800     -     - 

600     -     - 

900     -     - 

700     -    - 

1,084  18     - 

86     8     9 

889     6     1 

624     -    - 

-       nU       - 
.       nil        ■ 

86  11     2 

26  Mar.  1858 

1  Sept.  1856 
1  Jan.  1867 
4  May  1866 
]  Jan.  1858 
26  July  1864 

/  About 
\8    0       0 
1     2       0 

0  8     18 

1  0       0 
1     2       0 
10       0 

About    1 
2    0      0/ 
0     2     20 
0     8     24 
0     2       0 
0     2       0 
.     nil      . 

•  -{ 

0  8       2 

1  2     28 
.    nil     - 
-    ml     - 
.    nil     - 

About  1 
6    0     0| 
2     8    22 
8     1    26 
12      0 
2    0      0 
10      0 

Woodbridge    - 
Woodstock      • 

1.860     -    - 
760     -    -. 

274     -    - 

nil 

8  Deo.  1866 
1  Deo.  1860 

8     0       0 
0     8     18 

2     0       0 
0     1     29 

.    nil     • 
.    nil     . 

6     0      0 
1     1      7 

Worcester 

9,000     -     - 

- 

144     8    - 

28  Sept.  1868 

7     2       4 

7     2       0 

4    3    12 

19     2    16 

Wrawby-oum-Brigg 

2,600     -     - 

1,911  19     4 

-      nU       - 

1  Aug.  1867 

12       0 

12       0 

.    nil     . 

8     0      0 

Yarmouth 
YeovU    . 

3,600     -     - 
6,000     -     - 

.      dH      . 

.      nU       - 

17  July  1866 
11  Sept.  1860 

6     1     18 
2     10 

4     0       8 
18       0 

•  na   . 

10     1    21 

4     0      0 

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IN 

EVERY 

PARISH   IN 

ENGLAND    - 

A.ND    WALES   WHERE   THE    ACTS 

HAVE    BEEN    APPLIED,    &C.     23 

, 

Total  Nnmber  of 

KonberofCbapels 
Elected. 

Proportionate  Cost  to  the  Rates 
for  Land  and  Chapels. 

Interments  from  the 

Opening  of  the  Cemetery 

to  3l8t  March  1865,  in 

Average  Number 
of  Interments  Annnally 

each  Division  of  the 
Ground. 

in  each  Division. 

Observations  or  Bxplanations  by  the  Gerk 

to  the  Bnrial  Board 

I 
CoMCcntcd. 

Un- 

eoowcrmted. 

Consecrated. 

Unconsecrated. 

Consecrated. 

Un- 
consecrated. 

Consecrated. 

Ud- 
consecrated. 

•V  i>uc  i0ur uu  iJ%tat\A* 

£.        S.    d. 

£.      8.  d. 

1 

1 

6,115  19     9 

6,169     -     8 

847 

948 

164 

170 

1 

1 

Three-fifths 

Two-fifths  - 

118 

42 

80 

10 

1 

1 

. 

- 

8,078 

1,888 

400 

180 

.nfl  . 

1 

About  1.10th 

About  l-SOdi 

66 

1 

86 

The  consecrated  ground  adjoins  the  old 
churchyard.  The  unconsecrated 
ground  is  detached,  and  situated  in 
another  part  oi  the  parish,  and  wan 
opened  1st  January  1864. 

- 

— 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

No  returns. 

2 

1 

- 

- 

4,492 

680 

661 

66 

1 

1 

• 

•              • 

62 

69 

18 

10 

The  consecrated  portion  was  not  open 
till  2d  May  1861. 

1 

1 

In  one  contract 

688 

261 

82 

41 

1 

1 

•             -         •             • 

«, 

.,- 

. 

No  returns  since  1862. 

1 

1 

No  distinction  between  the 
cost   of  the  consecrated 
and  the  nnconsecrated. 

1,220 

66 

111 

6 

1 

1 

Impossible  to  separate  this 
item. 

472 

494 

80 

82 

1 

- 

- 

- 

178 

- 

86 

- 

1 

1 

Equally 

Equally      - 

262 

19 

88 

n 

^ 

^ 

• 

• 

72 

- 

12 

— 

1 

1 

6,840     -     - 

2,670     -     - 

3,266 

1,798 

484 

289 

1 

1 

• 

. 

1,478 

690 

168 

66 

' 

Rom.  Cath.  261 

Rom.  Cf 

ith.    29 

•  nil  - 

1 

1,640     -     - 

460     -     - 

896 

17 

66 

2 

1 

1 

2^60     -    - 
Equal 

UOOO     -     - 

918 

116 

101 

12 

1 

1 

Equal 

418 

299 

164 

102 

1 

1 

87  J  per  cent. 

2,626 

1,868 

262 

186 

. 

. 

• 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

No  returns  of  particulars. 

1 

1 

•             • 

M                                                   • 

227 

198 

86 

80 

1 

1 

8,400 

688 

426 

86 

RooanG 

ath.  1 

Rom.  Cath.  2,704 

Rom.  Cei 

kdi.  888 

1 

1 

Equal 

Equal 

1,094 

216 

109 

21 

1     1 

1 

Equal 

Equal 

724 

2,126 

88 

269 

1 

1 

2,007  11     8 

1,046     8     6 

618 

184 

68 

16 

•  nil  . 

nil    . 

• 

- 

— 

— 

— 

- 

No  returns  of  particulars. 

I 

I 

. 

. 

- 

- 

- 

- 

No  returns  since  1862. 

1 

1 

Two-thirds 

One-third  - 

681 

99 

80 

11 

1 

1 

• 

. 

417 

88 

67 

11 

•  nil  » 

.  nil    - 

• 

m 

860 

118 

40 

18 

•  nil  - 

-  nil   - 

Three-fourths 

One*fourth 

182 

62 

26 

8 

-ml  - 

-  nil    - 

"•             * 

■    ■ 

80 

The  whole  of  this  ground  is  consecrated 
and  has  only  been  open  nine 
months. 

1 

1 

Equal 

Equal 

246 

90 

26 

10 

.  nil  - 

Alyoh- 

Two-thirds 

One-third  - 

87 

16 

19 

4 

1 

gate  onlj 

1 

- 

- 

1,668 

628 

240 

80 

The  instalments  of  the  debt  are  levied  in 
the  city  rate. 

>      1 

1 

Equal 

Equal 

872 

184 

49 

18 

1.  nil  - 

.  ml   . 

^ 

.              . 

922 

488 

292 

82 

1      ' 

1 

- 

• 

— 

— 

— 

— 

No  returns  since  1862. 

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DAY   OF   HUMILIATION. 


RETURN  to  an  Address  of  the  Honouruble  The  Mouse  of  Commons^ 
dated  9  February  1866 ;— 3/or, 

COPY  of  CoRRESPONDENCB  between  the  Archbishop  of  Canterfury  and 
the  Secretary  of  State  for  the  Home  Department,  relative  to  the  appoint- 
ment of  a  Day  of  Humiliation." 


Sma?;i866.}  H.  WADDINGTON. 


The  Archbishop  of  Canlerhury  to  Sir  George  Grey. 
(Extract.) 

Sir,  Addington  Park,  22  January  1866. 

***** 

***** 
The  continuance  of  the  Cattle  Plague  with  unabated  severity  appears  to  call 
for  the  appointment  of  a  Day  of  National  Humiliation.     I  am  daily  addressed 
by  persons  residing  in  all  quarters  of  the  Kingdom,  entreating  me  to  urge  Her 
Majesty's  Government  to  advise  The  Gueen  to  issue  an  Order  to  that  effect. 

1  earnestly  hope  that  such  advice  may  be  given,  and  that  an  early  day  may 
be  appointed  for  such  purpose. 

I  have,  &c. 
Tte  Right  Hon.  Sir  G.  Grey,  Bart.,  (signed)         C.  T.  Cantuar. 

&c.  &c.  &c. 

Note. — The  first  paragraph  of  this  letter  related  to  a  different  subject. 


Sir  George  Grey  to  the  Archbishop  of  Canterbury. 

My  Lord,  Whitehall,  26  January  1866. 

I  HAVE  brought  under  the  consideration  of  the  Cabinet  your  G racers  letter 
of  the  22d  instant,  expressing  a  hope  that,  in  compliance  with  requests  ad- 
dressed to  your  Grace  from  different  parts  of  the  Kingdom,  Her  Majesty's 
Government  will  advise  Her  Majesty  to  issue  an  Order  appointing  a  Day  of 
l^fational  Humiliation  on  account  of  the  continuance  of  the  Cattle  Plague  with 
unabated  severity. 

-  Her  Majesty's  Government  are  of  opinion  that,  except  in  cases  of  a  very 
st>eciai  character  affecting  the  whole  of  the  United  Kingdom,  it  is  inexpedient 
that  the  course  advised  by  your  Grace  should  be  adopted,  involving  as  it  does, 
as  to  the  great  body  of  the  working  people,  enforced  abstinence  from  their 
ordinary  labour,  and  the  consequent  diminution  to  a  certain  extent  of  the 
means  procured  by  their  daily  industry  for  supplying  themselves  with  the 
necessaries  of  life. 

Her  Majesty's  Government  feel  that  the  duty  of  imploring  the  Divine 
Blessing  on  the  means  used  for  checking  the  progress  of  the  disease  is  fully 
recognized  on  the  part  of  the  Nation  by  the  constant  use  in  every  Church  in 
England  of  the  Form  of  Prayer  ordered  by  Her  Majesty  in  Council  in  Sep- 
tember last ;  and  they  do  not  think  that  the  nature  of  the  present  calamity, 
notwithstanding  the  severity  of  its  pressure  on  some  parts  of  the  country,  is 
such  as  to  demand  that,  in  addition  to  the  use  of  the  Prayer,  a  special  Day  of 
National  Humiliation  should  be  set  apart  by  authority  throughout  the  United 
Kingdom. 

I  have,  &c. 
His  Grace  the  (signed)         G.  Grey. 

Archbishop  of  Canterbury. 


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ECCLESIASTICAL  APPEALS  (PRIVY  COUNCIL). 


RETURN  to  an  Address  of  the  Honourable  The  House  of  GommonSy 
dated  sg  June  1865;— ^or^ 


A  ^'BETUBN  of  all  Appeals  in  Ecclesiastical  Causes  made  to  the  Queen  in 
Council,  or  to  the  Judicial  Committee  of  the  Privy  Council,  from  its  substitution  for 
the  High  Court  of  Delegates,  by  the  2d  and  3d  Will.  4,  cap.  92,  a.d.  1832,  until  the 
present  time ;  specifying — 

1.  Date  of  Lodging  Petition  of  Appeal; 

2.  The  Names  of  the  Parties ; 

3.  The  Nature  of  the  Cause ; 

4.  The  Court  appealed  from ; 

6.  The  Names  and  Descriptions  of  the  Members  of  the  Judicial  Conunittee  of  the 
Privy  Council  who  sate  and  voted  on  each  Cause,  with  the  Mode  of  Summons ; 
and  also  the  Names  and  Descriptions  of  any  other  Members  of  the  Privy 
Council  who  may  have  sate  on  any  Cause,  with  the  Mode  of  Summons ;  ♦ 

6.  The  Date  of  the  Report  to  the  Crown ; 

7.  Date  of  Order  in  Council  on  Report ; 

8.  Nature  of  Judgment." 


*  Note. — The  Members  of  the  Judicial  Committee  of  the  Privy  Conncil  are  summoned  to  attend  on  each 
day  of  sitting  by  command  of  Her  Majesty,  signified  to  their  Lordships  by  Order  of  the  Lord  President  of 
the  Council  in  the  following  terms : — **  Let  the  messenger  acq\iaint  the  Lords  of  the  Judicial  Committee  of 
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dated  26  June  isee  ^-^f or 


RETURNS  *'in  Tabular  Fonn,  from  the  Ecclesiastical  Commissioners  for 
England^  of  the  Income  derived  by  them  for  the  Purposes  of  their  Common  Fund  from 
Pbopbbtt  vested  in  them  and  situate  within  the  Limits  of  the  Metropolis,  as  defined 
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Year,  according  to  the  Accounts  furnished  by  those  Corporations  to  the  Ecclesiastical 
Conmiissioners  for  England." 


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Fund  from  property  vested  in  them  and  situate  within  the  limits  of  the 
Metropolis,  as  defined  by  the  Metropolis  Local  Management  Act,  during 
the  year  ending  Slst  day  of  October  1S65 

Income  derived  by  the  Commissioners  from  the  Revenues  of  the  See  of 
London  daring  the  same  year        ........ 

Income  derived  by  the  Cfommissioners  from  the  Revenues  of  the  Dean 
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£. 


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4,160     6  0 

13,877  17  2 


48,889  13     2 


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Conmiissioners  for  England. 


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tions for  the  year  ending  8l8t  October  1866j  but  according  to  the  several 
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the  Commissioners,  the  net  Revenues  in  each  case  for  the  last  year  have 
been  as  follows,  viz. : 

Bishoprick  of  London 

Dean  and  Chapter  of  St  Paul's 

Dean  and  Chapter  of  Westminster    -- 

£. 


Net  Amount. 


£.      s.    d. 


20,067  8  6 
10,869  14  10 
28,789     7  10 


69,676     6     1 


10,  Whitehall  Place, 
28  June  1866. 


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or  Seat  Rents,  or  any  other  Source." 


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AN  ACCOUNT  of  all  Receipts  and  Disbursements  by  the  Governors  of  the  Bounty  of  Queen  Anmb, 

for  the  Year  ended  31  st  day  of  December  1864. 


RECEIPTS: 
Caih  Balance  on  the  31st  December  1863  -  -  - 
Pint  Prnits  and  Tenths 


Benefactions  (exclusive  of  the  ralue  of  Houses,  Lands,  and  Stipends  granted,  and  of 
iOO^  Bank  Annuities,  transferred  to  the  Governors)  for  tne  Aiigmentation  of 
Ltrings  ---------------- 


Free  Gifts  and  Casual  Sums  (exclusive  of  2282.  6f.  Qd,  Bank  Annuities,  transferred  to 
the  Governors)  in  favour  of  particular  Benefices    -.-----        -- 


Produce  of  various  Sums  of  Stock  sold 


Income 
firom  Capital. 


Dividends  on  Government  Funds  -  -  -  -  - 
Ditto      on  Bank  Annuities  advanced  on  Mortgage    - 

Ditto      on  Bank  Stock 

Ditto      on  Railway  and  other  Property     '.        -        - 

Interest  on  Moneys  advanced  on  Mortgage  to  Build,  &c. 
Residence  Houses       ------- 


£.      *.   d. 

41,836    7  11 

17,512  10    - 

170  18    6 

1,544  14    3 

80,809    6    1 


Instalments,  in  part  liquidation  of  Moneys  advanced  on  Mortgage  -       •       -       -       - 

Endowment  Trust  Moneys  (together  with  8,318/.  7t.  10  d.  Bank  Annuities,  transferred 
to  the  Governors)   -------------- 


Produce  of 


'Bounty  Lands     -----  belonging  to  Benefices 
Residence  Houses    -.-.----     ditto 
Old  Buildings,  &c.  Sold -     ditto  - 


¥-.-™i^«*:  ^f  ^  Lands  conveyed  to  the  Ecclesiastical  ComO 


missioners  under  the  Church  Building  }  ditto  - 
Acts j 


Deduct  Costs  and  Charges  incurred  by  Incumbents  on  Sales 


40,640  10  6 

1,319    1  3 

55    -  - 

308  15  - 


42,818    6    9 
819    8    3 


Tithe  Rent-charge  Redemption  Moneys 
Rent-charge,  Lady  Godolphin's  Trust 
Copyhold  Enfranchisement  Money    - 


Paid  to  the 
Clergy. 


DISBURSEMENTS: 


Interest  and  Dividends  on  Money  and  Stock  appropriated 
to  their  Livings   -------- 

Ditto  ------    ditto    -----   produce  of 

Sales  of  Bounty  Lands        -  -        -        -        -        - 

Dividends  on  Stock  belonging  to  Endowment  Trusts     - 

Ditto  -----  ditto  to  Tithe  Redemption 
Trusts 

Ditto ditto    to  School  Sites  Trusto    - 

Ditto  -----  ditto  to  Churches  in  Dean 
Forest         --------- 

Ditto ditto    to  Free  Gifts  -        -        - 

Ditto    -    -    -    .    produced  by  Sales  of  Old  Buildings 

Ditto  ...  -  -  ditto  by  Sales  of  Residence 
Houses        --------- 

Ditto  -----  ditto  by  Conveyance  of  Lands 
under  Church  Building  Acts      -         .        .        .        . 

Ditto  -  .  -  .  -  produced  by  Sales  of  Lands  to  Rail- 
way Companies  -        ..----. 

Ditto^  -----  ditto  by  Penalties  for  Non- 
residence    -•--....- 

Ditto  -----  ditto  by  Copyhold  Enfranchise- 
ments --•--.--.- 

On  Account  of  Lady  Godolphin*s  Rent-charge 


£. 

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54,124 

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10,799 
19,529 

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306  12 
960  2 
602  14 

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284  19 

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121 

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106 

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55  2 
104  19 

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£.        B.     d. 

14^888    3    4 

15,044    8  11 

11,768    -    9 
81,750  10    4 


CASH. 


91,873  11    9 
51,708    -    1 

7,490  15    8 


41,999    3  6 

3,998  15  9 

101    3  8 

467    7  5 


£. 


£.     #.    d. 

7,517  10  10 


270/>85    1     2 


278,102  12    - 


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"Tithe  Rent-chaigQ  out  of  appropriated  Money 

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Money        ------'... 

Ditto      -----      out  of  Produce  of  Sales 

of  Residence  Houses  ------- 

Ditto     -----      out      of    Endowment 

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Ditto      -----      outof  Produce  of  Sales 

of  Bounty  Lands         .---... 
Pitto out  of  Tithe  Redemp- 
tion Monoy         ------.. 

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Land  Tax,  out  of  Copyhold  Enfranchisement  Money 
Ground  and  other  Rents  out  of  appropriated  Money     - 
Ditto      -        -        -        -        -      out  of  Produce  of  SalBs 

of  Residanca  Houses    .---... 
Ditto      -        -        -        out  of  Endowment  Trusts 
Ditto      -        -        -        outof  Produce  of  Sales  of  Bounty 

Lands  --------- 

Ditto      .        -        -         out  of  Produce  of  Glebe  Lands 

sold  to  Railway  Companiea  -        »        *        -        ^ 

Ditto      -        -        -        out  of  Fwa  Gift  Fund 


Solicitors,  for  ConToymnce  of  Lands,  Slc,,  paidi 
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£.     9.   d. 

2,663  10    6 
733    -    - 

n>018  U    8 

1,287  16    8 

806  10    3 

6,274    1  11 

108  4  10 

695  -    - 

20  3    2 

408  3    1 

377    9    2 
971  19    3 

4,254    5    9 

461    9  10 
1,390    2    2 


Paid  for  the 
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Out  of  appropriated  Money    - 
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Bounty  I^ds  Money  .        -        - 

Produce  of  Sales  of  itesidence  Houses 
Free  Gift  Fund  ---.•. 


29,970  17    3 
434  19    6 


16,406    3  11 

195  11     8 

410  18    6 

2,602    4    8 

194    3    4 


Loans  on  Mortgage  to  Build,  &c.  tjlebe  Houses       --•--... 

Purchase  of  Tariops  Sums  of  Stock  -•.--•«-«.«^ 

Special  Endowment  Trust^Paynient  to  Incumbent  of  St.  Mark's,  Whitechapel  Balance  - 

Salaries  to  the  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  to  the  Auditor,  and  to  the  Clerks,  Messenger, 
and  others     -------------        .j 


Remuneration  to  Clerks,  for  extra  Services 


Auj»uttjeat9  Retired  Officers  of  the  late  Offices  of  First  Fruits  and  Tenths,  per  Treasury 
Warrant,  12th  July  1839 *^.        .       \ 

Gratuity  to  the  Widow  of  a  Deceased  Clerk    --------- 

Solicitors,  out  of  Unappropriated   Fund,  for  Gonveyance  of  Lands,  &c.  purchased, 
,    General  Bill,  CounseVs  Fees,  and  Disbursements       ------- 

Surveyor,  for  examining  Plans  and  Specifications  of  Parsonage  Houses  -       -       *       . 

House-rent,  Repairs,  and  Taxes,  Stationery,  Stamps,  Postage,  Printing,  and  other  Dis- 
bursements   ------------... 

Dean  and  Chapter  of  St  Paul's,  London,  pursuant  to  Decree  of  Exchequer,  1 1th  Elizabeth 
Cash  Balance  carried  to  Ist  January  1865       •       -       -       . 


Examined  and  found  correct, 

Chat.  AnseU,  Audiixix. 


£.     ».  d, 
87,714  11    2 


30,405  16    9 


18,809    ^    1 
43,004    -    - 

75,787  18    « 
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4,983  10  10 
237    -    - 

362  10    - 
136    5    -. 

877  15  11 
120  15    - 

1,264    4    5 
15  16    1 


CASH. 


£. 


263,781    5  11 
14,321    6    1 


278,102  12    - 


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FIRST  FRUITS  Due,  or  in  Arrear. 

NAMB  OF   BENEFICE. 

DIOCESE. 

DBANBRT. 

COUNTY. 

AMOUNT 
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£.      S.     d. 

R. 

S.  Burian       -        .        .        - 

Exeter      - 

Penrith 

Cornwall 

55     9     4 

R. 

CostoQ             -         -         -         - 

Peterborough 

Framland 

Leicester 

16  10     2 

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Collumpton    -        -        -         - 

Exeter      ... 

Pljmtree 

Devon  ... 

45     7     9 

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Dorsington     .... 

Gloucester  and  Bristol 

Campden 

Gloucester    - 

13     9     9 

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Halting          .... 

Chichester 

Midhurst 

Sussex  -        -        - 

38  18     6 

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Hulcot 

Oxford 

Wendover    - 

Buckingham 

10  16     8 

R. 

Llanbedr  with  Caerhun    - 

Bangor 

Arllechwedd 

Carnarvon    - 

12     2     7 

R. 

Lucklngton    .... 

Gloucester  and  Bristol 

Malniesbury 

Wilts   - 

10     5     6 

V. 

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Canterbury- 

Mailing 

Kent    -        -        - 

19  19     6 

R. 

Wigan 

Chester   - 

Warrington  - 

Lancaster 

76  12     - 

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AMOUNT 
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Gloucester  and  Bristol 

Bristol 

Gloucester     - 

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Norwich 

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Norfolk 

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R. 

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Norwich  - 

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Humbleyard  - 

Norfolk 

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Carlisle    - 

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Alderbie 

Cumberland  - 

4  11  10 

V. 

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Oxford    - 

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Cuddesdon    - 

Oxford 

1   14     6 

V. 

Great  Milton          ... 

Oxford     - 

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Cuddesdon    - 

Oxford 

1   10     6 

R. 

Herbrandstone        ... 

St.  David's 

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Rouse  .        .        - 

^Pembroke 

-  14     6 

R, 

Hertingfordbury     ... 

Rochester 

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Hertford 

Hertford 

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Hinckley        .        •        •        . 

Peterborough  - 

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Sparkenhoe  - 

Leicester 

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Hurstmonceaux       -        -        - 

Chichester 

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Dallington    - 

Sussex .        -        - 

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R, 

LknYwrog     .         -        -         - 

St.  Asaph 

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Dyffryn  Clwyd     - 

Denbigh 

1  13  10 

R. 

Newton  Regis         .        -        - 

Worcester 

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Arden .        -        - 

Warwick       - 

1     8     7 

V. 

Northfleet      .        ^         .         . 

Rochester 

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Kent    -        .        - 

2     2     6 

R. 

Penboyre       -        .,        -        - 

St.  David's 

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Pembroke 

-  19     6 

R- 

Seaton  -         -        .        .        - 

Peterborough   - 

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Rutland 

Rutland 

2     1     8 

R, 

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Bath  and  Wells 

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Crewkeme    • 

Somerset 

-  14     - 

R, 

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Norwich  - 

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Depwade 

Norfolk 

-  16     6 

R. 

Silchester       .... 

Winchester 

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Basingstoke  - 

Hants  ... 

-  19     1 

R. 

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Rochester 

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Witham 

Essex  . 

1   18  10 

V. 

Towyn  .         t        -        -        - 

Bangor    - 

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Ardudwy 

Merioneth     - 

-  18  10 

V. 

Walthamstow          ... 

London    - 

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Barking 

Essex  ... 

1     7     2 

R, 

WiUersey       •        .        -        . 

Gloucester  and  Bristol 

Campden 

Gloucester    - 

1     6     9 

R. 

WestRobeston 

St.  David's       - 

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Rouse  ... 

Pembroke 

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RETURN  to  an  Order  of  the  Honourable  The  House  of  Commong,  dated  16  March  1866;— /or, 

EETURN  *'of  certain  Particulars  in  Explanation  of  Account  of  all  Receipts  and  Disbursements  by 

the  Governors  of  the  Bounty  of  Queen  Anne,  for  the  Year  ended  the  31st  day  of  December  1864 ; 

the  Diocese,  County,  Parish,  and  Living  to  be  given  in  Parallel  Columns ;  also,  the  Quantity  of  Land, 

Tithes,  Rent-Charges,  and  other  Annual  Payments  Purchased  or  Sold,  and  the  Purchase  or  Sale  Money, 

as  the  case  may  be,  viz. : — 

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Statement  of  Benefactions  for  Augmentation  of  Livings,  amounting  to  15,044  Z.  8*.  IIJ. : 

Statement  of  Houses,  Lands,  and  Stipends  Granted,  also  Appropriation  of  Sum  or  Sums  constituting  400J.  Bank  Annuities 
transferred  to  Governors,  not  included  in  above  : 

Statement  of  Free  Gifts  and  Casual  Sums  in  favour  of  Particular  Benefices,  amounting  to  1 1,763 1,  08.9  d,: 

£xPLANATioN  of  Sum  of  228  l.Gs.S  d.  Bank  Annuities,  transferred  to  the  Governors  : 

Statement  of  Endowment  of  Trust  Monies,  amounting  to  7>490  /.  15  «.  .8  d. : 

Statement  of  8,313/.  Is,  10 d.  Bank  Annuities,  transferred  to  the  Governors^  specifying  Livings,  Amounts  Appropriated 
to  Each,  &c. : 

£.     *.    d. 

Statement  of  Bounty  Lands  Sold  belonging  to  Benefices         .-.-.----     40,640  10    6 

Ditto  Residence  Efouses - 1,319    I    3 

Ditto  Old  Buildings,  &c. 6&-- 

Ditto  Lands  conveyed  to  the  Ecclesiastical  Commissioneis  under  Church  Building  Act         ...  308  15    - 

£.42,318    6    9 


,  Statement  of  Tithe  Rent-charge  Redemption  Moneys    .---------       3,998  15    9 

Statement  of  Livings  deriving  advantage  from  Rent-charge  Godolphin's  Trust       -        -        -        -        -  101     38 

Statement  of  Receipts  in  respect  of  Copyhold  Enfranchisement  Money  --•...-  467    7    5 


Disbursements  : 
Return  of— 

Tithe  Rent-chai-ges  purchased  out  of  Appropriated  Money  •-----.•--  :2,663  10    6 

Ditto  Free  Gift  Fund --  733-- 

Houses,  Lande,  and  Buildings  purchased  out  of  Appropriated  Money  ------.  11,01811     8 

Ditto  out  of  Produce  of  Sales  of  Residence  Houses      -------.-.  1,287  16    8 

Ditto  out  of  Endowment  Trusts .---.-.  306  19    3 

Ditto  out  of  Produce  of  Sales  of  Bounty  Lands  -------        ----  5,274    1  11 

Ditto  out  of  Tithe  Redemption  Money        .---.-.--'---  108    4  10 

Ditto  out  of  Free  Gift  Fund 695-- 

Land  Tax  purchased  out  of  Copyhold  Enfranchisement  Money  --------  2032 

Ground  and  other  Rents  purchased  out  of  Appropriated  Money  -        -        -        -'-        -        -        -  408    3    1 

DittooutofProduceof  Sales  of  Residence  Houses 377    9    2 

Ditto  out  of  Endowment  Trusts .971  19    3 

Ditto  out  of  Produce  of  Sales  of  Bounty  Lands  ---..--•----  4,254    5    9 

Ditto  out  of  Produce  of  Glehe  Lands  Sold  to  Railway  Companies       --..---  461    9  10 

Ditto  out  of  Free  Gift  Fund 1,390    2    2 

£.29,970  17    3 

Return  of  Sums  Paid  for  the  Erection  of  Residence  Houses  out  of— 

Appropriated  Money          ...---.------..  15,406    3  11 

Endowment  Trust  Money  --- •.---..  195  11    8 

Bounty  Lands  Money        ---..----------  410  18    6 

Produce  of  Sales  of  maidence  Houses        ....--.-.---  2,602    4    8 

Frcy-ajitJilB^  -       ' 194    34 

£.18,809    2    1 


Ret^trns  of  Loans  on  Mortgage  t^  Build,  &c.  Glebe  Houses,  43,064  /. : 

Jf  Salaries  to  (1)  Secretary,  (2)^*5ea«»»<r,  (3)  Auditor,  and  (4)  Number  of  Clerks,  Messengers,  and  others,  4,983/.  10«.  lOdr, 

Of  Annuities  to  Retired  dflficers  of  the  late  Offices  of  First  Fruits  and  Tent!i8,  per  Treasury  Warrant  of  the  12th  day 
of  July  1839,  and  Number  Surviving  on  the  16th  day  of  March  1866,  362/.  10  s. : 

Of  (1)  House  Rent,  Repairs,  aLd  ^xes,  (2)  Stationery,  Stamps,  Postage,  Printing,  and  other  Disborsements, 
1,264/.  4«.  5 d.: 

Of  Explanation  of  Payment  to  Dean  and  Chapter  of  St.  Paul's,  London,  pursuant  to  Decree  of  Exchequer,  11  Eliza- 
beth, 15/.  16 1. 1</.: 

Returns  of  Balance  Sheets  showing  the  State  of  the  Governor's  Assets  and  Liabilities  at  the  End  of  the  Year  1864, 

as  submitted  by  the  Auditor,  March  1865  : 
And,  of  Rules  and  Rbgulatioiis  under  which  Grants  are  Made,  and  Loans  Advanced  and  Repaid." 


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RETURN  of  certain  Particulars  in  Explanation  of  Account  of  all  Receipts  and  Disbursements  by 
the  Governors  of  the  Bounty  of  Queen  Anne,  for  the  Year  ended  the  31st  day  of  December  1864; 
the  Diocese,  County,  Parish,  and  Living  given  in  Parallel  Columns ;  also,  the  Quantity  of  Land,  Tithes, 
Rent-Charges,  and  other  Annual  Payments  Purcliased  or  Sold,  and  the  Purchase  or  Sale  Money,  as  the  case 
may  be,  viz. : 


RECEIPTS. 


DISBURSEMENTS. 


4 


Statement  of  BeaefbetioBs  for  Augmentation  of  Livings,  amount- 
ing to  15,044  2.  S  «.  1 1  ^      


Statement  of  Houses,  Lands,  and  Stipends  granted ;  also,  Appro- 
priation of  Sum  or  S«ibp,  constitating  400  L  Bank  Annuities, 
transferred  to  Governors,  not  included  in  aboye      ... 


Statement  of  Free  Gifts  and  Casual  Sums  in  fiivour  of  particolar 
Benefices,  amounting  to  11,763/.  0#.  9dL- 


Explanation  of  Sum  of  28S  2.  6 1 .  8  d.,  Bank  Annuities,  trans- 
ferred to  the  Governors         ------- 


Statement  of  Endowment  Trust  Monies,  amounting  to  7,4901. 15«.  StL 


Statement  of  8,319  A  7«.  10  d.,  Bank  Annuities,  transferred  to 
the  Goyemors,  specifying  Livings,  amounts  Appropriated  to 
each,  &c      ---------- 


Statement  of  Bounty  Lands  sold  belonging  to 
Benefices     ------- 


Statement  of  Residence  Houses  sold  belonging 
to  Benefices         ------ 


Statemtrnt  of  Old  Buildings,  &e.,  sold  belonging 
to  Benefices         ------ 


£. 


#.    (L 


40,640  10    6 


1,319    1    3 


55 


Statement  of  Lands  conveyed  to  the  Ecclesiastical 

Commissioners  under  Church  Building  Act    -  303  15 


£.      42^18    6    9 


Statement    of  Tithe  Rent-charge   Redemption 
Monies        -.----- 


Statement  of  Livings  deriving  advantage  from 
Kent-charge,  Godolphin's  Trust    .        -        - 


Statement  of  Receipts  in  respect  of  Copyhold 
Enfranchisement  Money        -        -       -       - 


3,998  15    9 


101    3    8 


467    7    5 


8. 


10. 


11. 


12. 


13. 


& 


10 


11 


Tithe  Rent-cbarges,  purchased  out  of  Appro- 
priated Money   -         .        -        -        -        - 

Tithe  Rent-charges,  purchased  out  of  Free  Gift 
Fund  ------- 

Houses,  Lands,  and  Buildings,  purchased  out 
of  Appropriated  Money       .        -        -        - 

Houses,  Lands,  and  Buildings,  purchased  out 
of  Produce  of  Sales  of  Residence  Housea 

Houses,  Lands,  and  Buildings,  purchased  out 
of  Endowment  Trusts  -        .        .        . 

Houses,  Lands,  and  Buildings,  purchased  out 
of  Produce  of  Sales  of  Bounty  Lands  - 

Houses,  Lands,  and  Buildings,  purchased  out 
of  Tithe  Redemption  Money        -        -        - 

Houses,  Lands,  and  Buildings,  purchased  out 
of  Free  Gift  Fund 

Land  Tax,  purchased  out  of  Copyhold  Enfran- 
cliisement  Money        -        -        -        -        - 

Ground  and  otiier  Rents,  purchased  out  of  Ap- 
priated  Money    ------ 

Ground  and  other  Rents,  purchased  out  of  Pro- 
duce of  Sales  of  Residence  Houses 

Ground  and  other  Rents,  purchased  out  o(  En- 
dowment Trasts  .        .        .        -        . 

Ground  and  other  Renti>,  purchased  out  of  Pro- 
duce of  Sales  of  Bounty  Lands    .        -        . 

Ground  and  other  Rents,  purchased  out  of  Pro- 
duce of  Glebe  Lands  sold  to  Railway  Com- 
panies       ------- 

Ground  and  other  Rents,  purchased  out  of  Free 
Gift  Fund 

Sums  Paid  for  the  Erection  of  Residence 
Houses,  out  of: 

Appropriated  Money      -        -        -        -        • 
Endowment  Trust  Money        -        -        -        - 
Bounty  Lands  Money     .        -        -        -        - 
Produce  of  Sales  of  Residence  Houses     - 
Free  Gift  Fund      ------ 

£. 


£.      *.    d. 

2,663  10  6 

783  -  - 

11,018  11  8 

1,287  16  8 

306  19  3 

5,274  1  11 

108  4  10 

695  -  - 

20  3  2 

408  3  1 

377  9  2 

971  19  3 

4,254  5  9 

461     9  10 
1,390     2    2 


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14. 
15. 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24. 
25. 
26. 

27. 


29,970  17     3 


11 

11 

11 

12 

12 

18 

12 

18 

13 

13 

13 

14 

14 

14 

14 


15,406     3  11  129 


195  11  8 

410  18  6 

2,602     4  8 

194     3  4 


18,809    2     1 


Loans  on  Mortgage  to  Build,  &c..  Glebe  Houses,  43,064 1. 

Salaries  to  ( I )  Secretary,  (2)  Treasurer,  (8)  Auditor,  and  (4)  num- 
ber of  Clerks,  Messengers,  and  others,  4,983  L  10  «.  10  d,      - 

Annuities  to  retired  Officers  of  the  late  Offices  of  First  Fruits  and 
Tenths,  per  Treasury  Warrant  of  the  12th  of  July  1839,  and 
number  surviving  on  the  16  March  1866 ;  362  /.  10  #.  - 

(1)  House  Rent,  Repairs,  and  Taxes;  (2)  Stationery,  Stamps, 
Postage,  Printing,  and  other  Disbursements,  1,264  l.4$,6d.  - 

Payment  to  Dean  and  Chapter  of  St  Paul's,  London,  pursuant 
to  Decree  of  Exchequer,  11  Elizabeth,  15/.  16«.  l(/.   - 


Balance  Sheets,  showing  the  state  of  the  Governors'  Assets  and 
Liabilities  at  the  end  of  the  Year  1864,  as  submitted  by  the 
Auditor,  March  1866   ------- 

Rules  and  ReguUitions  under  which  Grants  are  made,  and  Lcwns 
advanced  and  repaid    ------- 


34. 


35. 


36. 
37. 


38, 


39. 


140. 


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Statement  of  Benefactions  for  Augmentation  of  Livings,  amounting  to  £.  15,044.  8.  11. 


DIOCESE. 


SilisbttfV    -  -        - 

Bath  and  Wells   - 

CtDterbiury 

IJDCoJn      -  -        - 

Ouferbury  - 

Utodaff     - 

Carlisle 

ffipon-      -  -^       - 

Gloucester  and  Bnstol 

Lichfield     - 

St  Dtrid's  - 

Salwbofy    -  -        - 

Ripon-       -  -        - 

MaDchestcr  - 

Exeter        -  -        . 

Ditto 

Oxford        -  -        - 

Eipon-       -  -        - 

Oxford       .  -        - 

Lincoln       -  -        - 
Bath  and  Wells   - 

London       -  -        - 

Rochester    -  -        • 

Dnihajn      -  -        - 

Carlisle       -  -        - 

Winchester  -  -        - 

Ditto 
St.  Darid's  - 

Ditto       -  -        . 
Winchester 
Ripon - 

flereford     -  -        - 

Lichfield     -  -        - 

Oxford        .  -        - 

Gloucester  and  Bristol 

Uandaff      .  -        - 

aiiaph    -  -        - 

GkwceateE  and  Bristol 

Ripon-       -  -        - 

Llaadaff      - 

Carlisle       -  -        - 

Enter        .  -        - 

StAsaph    . 

Oliaeester  and  Bristol 

StBtTid's- 

Boekiter    -  -        - 

Chester       .  -        - 

Bath  and  Wells  - 

Maoehe«t«r- 

York  .       -  -        - 

Lincoln       -  -        - 
Carlisle       - 

Gloucester  and  Bnstol 

YoA  .       -  -        - 
Bath  and  Wells  - 
Carlisle 

Xanehestar .  -        - 

Oxford        -  .        - 

GloQcester  and  Bristol 

Durham      -  -        - 
Winchester 

Ditto       .  -        - 

York  .       .  -        . 


COUNTY. 


Dorset     - 

Somerset  - 

Kent 

Lincoln    - 

Kent 

Glamorgan 

Lancaster 

York 

Gloucester 

Stafford   - 

Glaoaorgan 

Dorset 

York 

Lancaster 

Devon 

Ditto    - 
Oxford     - 
York 
Bucks 
Lincoln    - 
Somerset  - 
Middlesex 
Essex 
Durham  - 
Westmoreland - 
Southampton  - 

Ditto    - 
Cardigan 
Brecon     - 
Southampton  - 
York 
Salop 
Derby 
Oxford     - 
Gloucester 
Monmouth 

Montgomery    - 

Gloucester 

York 

Glamorgan 

Cumbenand     - 

Devon 

Flint 

Gloucester 

Radnor    - 

Kent 

Chester    - 

Somerset  - 

Lancaster 

York 

Lincoln    - 
Lancaster 
Gloucester 
York        . 
Somerset  - 
Westmoreland - 
Lancaster 
Bucks 
Gloucester 
Durham  - 
Hants      - 
Ditto    - 


York 


PARISH. 


Allington 

Bicknoller    - 

Bredhurst     - 

Kirton  - 

St.  Gregory's 

Canton  - 

Cartmel 

Halifax 

Clifton  - 

Shrewsbury  - 

Llangyvelach 

Compton  Abbas    - 

Sedbergh 

Crumpsall     - 

Stoke  Damerel 

-       Ditto      - 

Abingdon 

Bradford 

Grand  borough 

West  Halton 

Curry  Rivell 

Hampton 

Harlow 

Edmondbyers 

Kendal 

Fordingbridge 

Fawley 

Kilkennin     - 

Llyswen 

Eling    -        -        - 

Markington  - 

Chirbury 

Wirksworth  - 

Bloxham 

Minsterworth 

Monmouth    - 

Moughtrey   - 
Thornbury    - 
Wakefield     -        ^ 
Penarth 
Penrith 
Plymouth     - 
Meliden 
Preston 
Rhayader 
Rochester 
Prestbury 
Shepton  Montague 
Bury     -        -        - 

Skidby. 
Springthorpe 
Cartmel 
Stinchcombe 
Fishlake 
Taunton 
Kirkby  Thore 
Bolton-le-Moors    - 
High  Wycombe    - 
Upleadon 
South  Shields 
Weston  Patrick    - 


living. 


C. 
V. 
V. 

c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 

R. 

c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 

V. 

c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 

V. 

c. 

R. 

c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 

V. 

c. 

c. 
c. 
c. 

R. 

c. 
c. 
c. 

V. 

c. 
c. 
c. 

V. 

c. 
c. 

R. 

c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 

R. 

c. 

R. 
R. 


Allington  -  -  -  -  - 
Bicknoller  -  -  -  -  - 
Bredhurst   -        -        -        -        - 

Brothertoft 

Canterbury,  St.  Gregory's  - 
Canton        -        -        -        -        . 
Cartmel       -        -        -        -        - 
Charlestown,  St.  Thomas    - 
Clifton,  Holy  Trinity 

Clive 

Clydach      

Compton  Abbas,  West 
Cowgill       -        -        -        -        - 
Crumpsall,  St.  Mary  -        -        . 
Devonport,  St.  Stephen 

-    Ditto      -        -        -        . 
Drayton      -        -         -        -        - 
Girfington,  St.  Philip  -        -        . 
Grand  borough     -        -        -        . 
Gunhouse  with  Burringham 
Hambridge,  St.  James    '   - 
Hampton,  New,  St.  James  - 
Harlow,  St.  Mary  Magdalene 
Hunstan  worth     -        -        -        - 
Hut  ton,  New^  New  Chapel  - 
Hyde,  Holy  Ascension 
Hythe,  St.  John's        -        -        - 
Kilkennin   -        -        -        -        - 
Llyswen      -        -        -        -        - 
Marchwood,  St  John  the  Apostle 
Markington         -        -        -       . 
Middleton   -        - 
-    Ditto      .       -        .        -       • 
Milcombe    -        - 
Minsterworth      -        -     ^  - 
Monmouth,    SL  Thomas*   over- 

Monnow. 
Moughtrey-  -  -  -  - 
Oldbury-on-Sevem  -  -  - 
Outwood,  St.  Mary  Magdalene  - 
Penarth  -  -  -  -  - 
Penrith,  Christ  Church 
Plymouth,  St  James  -  -  - 
Prestatyn  -  -  -  -  - 
Preston  -  -  -  -  - 
Rhayader  •  -  -  -  - 
Rochester,  St,  Peter  -  -  - 
Saltersford  with  Kettleehulme  - 
Shepton  Montague  .  -  - 
Shuttleworth,    St.  John    in  the 

Wildernesa. 

Skidby 

Springthorpe  .  .  -  - 
StaveTey  •  -  .  -  - 
Stinchcombe  -  .  -  - 
Sykehouse  -  -  -  .  • 
Taunton,  St.  John  the  Bvangelist 
Temple  Sowerby  -  -  . 
Tonge  ,        -        •       -        - 

Tyler's  Green  -  -  -  - 
l^leadon    -,---- 

Westoe 

Weston  Patrick  -  -  -  - 
Winchester,  St.  Maurice^  and  St. 

Mary  Kalendar. 
York,  All  Saints  Payment 


Total  of  Bekbfaotions  in  Money    - 


-    £. 


Amount  of  Grants  carried  to 
Statement  No.  Z 


Benefactor's 

Bounty 

Grants 

Money 

m  1864. 
s.    d. 

in  1864 

£. 

B, 

d. 

400 

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200 

.. 

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200 

- 

. 

100 

. 

— 

850 

— 

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200 

• 

. 

200 

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200 

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♦100 

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m 

200 

_ 

— 

150 

. 

_ 

200 

— 

« 

200 

. 

100 

. 

-. 

100 

^ 

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200 

. 

. 

200 

«. 

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100 

« 

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200 

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200 

^ 

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200 

. 

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200 

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200 

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100 

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100 

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200 

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200 

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100 

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200 

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700 

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500 

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100 

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200 

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150 

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200 

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200 

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800 

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800 

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DIOCESE. 

COUNTY. 

PARISH. 

LIVING. 

MONEY. 

&.     s.    d. 

Finton      - 

. 

Surrey 

Battersea  • 

- 

C. 

Battersea,  St.  John     ... 

350     -    - 

Wpon 
Oester     - 

- 

York 
Chester     - 

Bingley   - 
Birkenhead 

:  : 

V. 

c. 

Bingley     -        -        -        -        - 
Birkenhead,  St.  Paul  - 

25     2     2 
766     -     - 

Ripon 

- 

York 

Aysgarth 

- 

c. 

Hardrow-with-Lunds  -        -        - 

100     -     - 

Ditto 

- 

Ditto 

Masham  - 

- 

c. 

Healey      -        -        -        -        - 

1,000     -     - 

Exeter 

- 

Cornwall  • 

St.  Juliot 

- 

c. 

St.  Juliot 

788     -     - 

Winton      - 

- 

Surrey 

Lamheth  - 

- 

c. 

Lambeth,  All  Saints    ... 

2,300     -     - 

Ditto     - 

- 

Ditto 

Ditto    - 

c. 

Lambeth,  St.  Mary-the-Less 

1,200     -    - 

Manchester 

- 

Lancaster  - 

Lancaster 

- 

c. 

Lancaster,  St.  John     ... 

32  10     I 

Lincoln 

- 

Lincoln     - 

Grantham 

- 

c. 

Manthorpe-with-Londonthorpe     - 

100     -     - 

Gloucester  and  Bristol 

Wilts 

Hampton  Meysey 

c. 

Marston  Meysey        ... 

1    12     6 

Uandaff    - 

- 

Monmouth 

Monmouth 

- 

c. 

Monmouth,    St.    Thomas  -  over  - 
Monnow. 

100     -     - 

Norwich    - 

Norfolk     . 

- 

- 

R. 

Norwich,  St.  John      -         -        - 

234     - 

London 

Middlesex 

Hayes 

- 

c. 

Norwood  ..... 

346     4     - 

Oifbrd       . 

Bucks 

Hughendon 

- 

c. 

Prestwood          .... 

600     -     - 

Ripon 

York         .        - 

HaHfai    - 

- 

c. 

Queenshead        .... 

245     -     - 

Worcester  - 

Warwick  - 

Shilton    • 

- 

c. 

Shilton      -         -        .         .        . 

311     4  11 

Winton      - 

Surrey 

Southwark 

•         A 

c. 

Southwark,    St.   Stephen,    Kent- 
street. 

1,845     -     - 

Ditto     - 

Ditto 

Wandsworth 

- 

c. 

Summer's  Town,  St.  Mary  - 

1,300     -     - 

York 

York 

TunstaU  - 

- 

c. 

Tunstall-in-Holdemess 

150     -     - 

Manchester 

Lancaster  - 

Kirkham  - 

c. 

Whitechapel-in-Goosnargh  - 

£. 

23   18      1 

11,768     -     9 

—  No.  4.  — 
Explanation  of  Sum  of  £.  228.  6.  8.  Bank  Annuities,  transferred  to  the  Governors. 


FREE  GIFT  FUND. 


diocese. 

COUNTY. 

PARISH. 

LIVING. 

Bank  Annuities. 

£.    «.    d. 

Mftndiester 

Lancaster  - 

Hesketh  - 

R. 

Hesketh-with-Becconsal      - 

Reduced8. 
61    13     4 

Consols. 

Bipon        -        -        - 

York 

Swillington 

R. 

Swillington 

1 

£. 

166  13     4 

228     6     8 

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Statement  of  Endowment  Trust  Moneys,  amonntiBg  to  £.  7,490.  15.  8. 


DIOCESE. 

COUNTY. 

PARISH. 

LIVING. 

MONEY. 

Rochester  -        •        • 

Hertford    • 

Hertford  - 

C. 

Amwell,  Little,  Trinity  Church    - 

£.     «.  I 
1^000    -   . 

London      .        .         - 

Middlesex 

fiethnal-green   - 

C. 

Bethnal-green,  St.  Andrew  - 

48  12  n 

Ditto      ... 

Ditto     - 

-      Ditto 

c. 

Ditto         St.  Bartholomew  - 

48  12  11 

Ditto      ... 

Ditto     - 

Ditto 

C. 

Ditto         St.  James-the-Great 

24    6   e 

Ditto      - 

Ditto     - 

Ditto 

C. 

Ditto         St.  Janies-the-Less 

48  12  U 

Ditto      - 

Ditto     - 

Ditto 

C. 

Ditto         St.  John 

146  18    9 

Ditto      -        •        . 

Ditto     - 

Ditto 

c. 

.      Ditto         St.  Jude 

48  12  11 

Ditto      - 

Ditto     - 

Ditto 

c. 

.      Ditto          St.  Matthias 

48  12  U 

Ditto      - 

Ditto     - 

Ditto 

c 

-       Ditto         St.  Peter      - 

48  12  U 

Ditto      .         -         - 

Ditto     - 

Ditto 

c. 

.       Ditto         St.  Philip    - 

48  12  U 

Ditto      ... 

Ditto     . 

Ditto 

c. 

Ditto         J>t.  Simon  Zelotes 

48  12.11 

Ditto      - 

Ditto     . 

Ditto 

c. 

Ditto         Si.  Thomas  - 

48  12  11 

8aruiu        ... 

Wilts 

Cannings  Episcopi    - 

c. 

Chittoe 

«50 

Bangor       ... 

Carnarvon 

Llanvair  Vechan 

c. 

Christ  Church    -        -         -        . 

1,000 

Carlisle      ... 

Cumberland 

Dalston    ... 

c. 

Highhead  or  Ivegill   -         - 

7  18    2 

London      -         .         . 

Middlesex 

Bethnal-green  - 

c. 

Limehouse,  St.  John  Evangelist  - 

194  11    8 

Rochester  -         -         - 

Hertford    - 

Hitchin    ... 

c. 

Hitchin,  Holy  Saviour 

1,600    -    - 

Cantuar     .         -         - 

Kent 

Maidstone 

c. 

Maidstone,  St.  Paul  -        -         . 

1,002  10    - 

London      ... 

Middlesex 

Stepney    .         -         - 

c. 

Mile  End,  All  Saints 

24    6    6 

Chester      - 

Lancaster  - 

Prescott   . 

c. 

Rainford  -         .         .         -         - 

145    -    - 

London      ... 

Middlesex 

Limehouse 

c. 

Ratcliffe,  St.  James    - 

48  12  11 

Lichfield    •         -        - 

Stafford     - 

Tipton      .         -         - 

c. 

Tipton-green,  St.  Paul 

810 

Exeter       ... 

Devon 

Walkhampton  - 

V. 

Walkhampton   .... 

£. 

900    -    - 

7,490  15    8 

—  No.  6.— 

Statement  of  £.  8,313.  7.  10.  Bank  Annuities,  transferred  to  the  GoTemorsy  specifying  Livings, 

Amounts  appropriated  to  each,  Sec 


ENDOWMENT  TRUST  FUND. 

DIOCESE. 

COUNTY. 

PARISH. 

LIVING. 

Bank  Annuities. 

£.      s.    d. 

Lichfield    . 

- 

Stafford  and  War- 
wick. 

Ttimworth 

C. 

Amington,  St.  Edith  ... 

600     -    - 

Exeter 

- 

Devon 

Barnstaple 

C. 

Barnstaple,  Holy  Trinity    -        -  , 

1,007   11     2 

Lincoln 

- 

Lincoln     - 

Grantham 

C. 

M  anthorpe-with-Londonthorpe    • 

423  10    - 

Ditto     - 

- 

Ditto 

Melton  Ross     - 

c. 

Melton  Ross      -        .        -        - 

600     -    - 

Manchester 

- 

Lancaster  - 

Whalley  - 

c. 

Rawtenstall       *        .        .        . 

l^OM  18    i 

York 

- 

York 

Wilton     . 

c. 

Wilton-in-Kirkleaiham 

1,488     6     8 

Peterhorongh 

Northampton     - 

Potterspnry 

c. 

Yardley  Gohion,  St.  Leonard 

3r,'888     «     8 

£. 

8,818     7  10 

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—  No.  8.  — 
Statement  of  Residence  Houses  Sold  belonging  to  Benefices,  £.  1,319.  1.  3. 


Parish  in 

Diocese. 

County. 

Parish. 

Living. 

Particulars  of  Sale. 

which 

Property  is 

situate. 

County. 

Amount 

£.  1.  d. 

Lincoln 

Lincofai 

Alliogton,Wflst 

R. 

Allingtoo,  West 

House,  and  land,  2  r.  86  p.    - 

West  Allington 

Lincoln 

418  -  - 

Cliester 

Chester     - 

Bowden 

V. 

Bowden  -        -        - 

Part  costs  from  purchaser  of 
house  sold. 

Bowden 

Chester     - 

6   1   3 

lacfafleld      - 

Stafford     - 

V. 

Brewood 

House,  buildings,  and  garden, 
2,277  square  yards. 

St  Mary,  Bre- 
wood. 

Stafford     - 

420  -  - 

Exeter 

Deron 

Lnppitt         . 

V. 

Lnppitt    -        .        - 

House,   buildings,   and   land, 
dR.  22  p. 

Lnppitt 

Devon 

175  -  - 

Chichester  - 

Sussex       - 

Sutton,  &e.    - 

R.      Sutton-with-Blgoor  - 

House  and  garden 

Bignor  - 

Sussex 

800   .  - 

£. 

1,819   1   S 

—  No.  9.  — 
Statement  of  Old  Buildings,  &c.  Sold  belonging  to  Benefices,  £.  55. 


Diooese. 

County. 

Parish. 

Living. 

Particulars  of  Sale. 

Parish  in 

which 

Property  is 

situate. 

County. 

Amount 

St.  Asaph    - 

Denbigh    - 

Oresford       - 

C. 

Gwersyllt 

Stable,    coach-honse,    and    7 
perches  of  land. 

Gresford 

Denbigh    • 

£.  t.  i 
65   -  - 

—  No.  10.  — 

Statement  of  Lands  Conveyed  to  the  Ecclesiastical  Commissiqnebs,  under  Church  Building  Act, 

£.303.  15. 


Dioceee. 

County. 

Parish. 

Living. 

Particulars. 

Parish  In 

which 

Property  is 

situate. 

County. 

Amount 

£.9.    d. 

Exettr 

^Devon 

Northam       - 

C. 

Appledore 

Small  plot  to  enlarge  church* 
yard. 

Northam 

Devon 

99  15   - 

XIpo.          . 

York 

Gflling- 

V. 

Gilling    -       -        • 

-    •    ditto    .       .       -        - 

Gilling 

York 

100  -  - 

Chkbester  - 

Sussex 

Ninfleld 

V. 

Kinfield  ... 

•    .    ditto    .... 

Ninfleld 

Sussex 

88    -  - 

x»t»      . 

Devon 

NorthM       - 

V. 

Northam         -       . 

-    -    ditto    .... 

N<»tham 

DeroD 

66   -  - 

£. 

805  15   - 

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—  No.  11.— 
Statement  of  Tithe  Bent-Charge  Redemption  Moneys,  £.  3,998.  15.  9. 


ParUcnkrsofSale, 

Dioetie. 

County. 

Parish. 

Living. 

being  the  Number  in  respect 

of  Land  hi  the 

Tithe  Apportionment. 

Parish 

in  which  Property 

is  situate. 

County. 

Amottot 

£.    $.   d. 

BBdMter  - 

Hertford    - 

Great  Amwell   - 

V. 

Amwell,  Great 

No.  189- 

Great  Amwell  • 

Hertford    - 

8  19    2 

Catm     - 

Kent 

Ashford    - 

V. 

Afthfbrd  - 

No.189-        -        -        - 

Ashford    - 

Kent 

77  16    6 

WiDctater- 

Surrey 

Battersea- 

V. 

Battersea 

Nos.266,2e7- 

Battersea  - 

Surrey 

172    4    3 

B^-      - 

York 

Bradford  -        - 

V. 

Bradford  -        -        - 

Nos.271,272 

Bradford  • 

York 

1  14    - 

Ditto      - 

ditto 

ditto      - 

V. 

ditto    ... 

Nos.  816.  820.  823,  824. 
817.819.804,805.818. 
836.825.832.854.802. 

Ditto       - 

ditto 

12    4    - 

Wofceiler  - 

Worcester- 

Bromsgrofe 

V. 

Bromsgrove     - 

Nos.  2397, 2398      - 

Bromsgrove 

Worcester - 

15  14    7 

WiBtOB         - 

Snnrey 

St  Giles,  Camber, 
well. 

V. 

Camberwell,  St  Giles 

No.  1764        -        -        . 

St  Giles,  Cam- 
berweU. 

Surrey 

146    5    - 

Ditto      - 

ditto 

Caterbam 

R. 

Caterbam 

No.  169  fl,  &c. 

Caterbam  - 

ditto 

49    7    6 

Boeberter   - 

Kent- 

Chatbam  - 

C. 

Chatbam,  St  Paul  - 

Nos.  3334  a,  3334  ». 

Chatham  - 

Kent 

50    -    - 

DiUo       • 

ditto 

ditto     - 

C. 

ditto    - 

No.  3159        -        -        - 

Ditto       - 

ditto 

48  15    . 

Caatertmiy  - 

Sorrey 

Croydon    - 

V. 

Croydon  -        -        - 

Nos.  2723, 2724     - 

Croydon   - 

Surrey 

8    6    8 

Ditto 

Kent-       - 

Dartford  - 

V. 

Dartford  - 

Nos.  426,  427,  428,  429, 
and  429  a. 

Dartford  - 

Kent 

63  15    - 

Ouster       . 

Lancaster  - 

West  Derby      - 

R. 

Derby,  West   - 

Nos.  698. 704         -        - 

West  Derby      - 

19    3    4 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto     - 

R. 

ditto    - 

No.  988          -        -        - 

Ditto      - 

ditto 

5  14    7 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto     . 

R. 

ditto    -        -        - 

No.  989          -        .        - 

Ditto      - 

ditto 

6    6    3 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto     - 

R. 

ditto    -        -        - 

No.  991 

Ditto      - 

ditto 

6  14    7 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto     - 

R. 

ditto    -        -        . 

No.  990          .        -        - 

Ditto       - 

ditto 

3    7    8 

Ditto       - 

ditto 

ditto     . 

R. 

ditto    -        -        - 

No.  226 

Ditto       - 

ditto 

16  12    4 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto     - 

R. 

ditto    .        -        . 

No.  882          ... 

Ditto      - 

ditto 

7  12     1 

Ditto       - 

ditto 

ditto     - 

R. 

ditto    -        -        . 

Nos.  496. 501         -        - 

Walton-on-tbe- 
IIUI. 
Ditto      - 

ditto 

41  13    4 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto     - 

R. 

ditto    .        -        - 

No.  468          -        -        - 

ditto 

20  10    5 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto     - 

R. 

ditto    ... 

No.  288          -        -        . 

Ditto      - 

ditto 

-  14    7 

LoDdon       . 

Middlesex  - 

Fulham    - 

V. 

Fulham  -       •       - 

No.  392          -        -        - 

Fulham    - 

Middlesex - 

22    1     8 

Boehester   - 

Kent- 

Gravesend 

R. 

Gravesend 

Nos.  882,  883.  885,  886. 
887,  888,   889.    1121, 
1122,1123,1124. 

Gravesend 

Kent 

576  11     3 

LoedoB       - 

ditto 

Greenwich 

V. 

Greenwich 

Nos.  299. 353         -        - 

Greenwich 

ditto 

233    2    6 

WmtoD 

Snrrey 

St       Nicholas, 
Guildford. 

R. 

Guildford,  St  Nicholas 

Nos.  178, 179.  181- 

St    Nicholas, 
Guildford. 

Surrey 

43  12  11 

liBto          . 

Middlesex  - 

St  John,  Hackney 

R. 

Hackney,  St.  John  - 

No.  1483         .        -        . 

St.John,Hackney 

Middlesex  - 

26    2  11 

Ditto       - 

ditto 

ditto     - 

R. 

ditto    -        -        - 

No.  1510  d     -        .        - 

Ditto      - 

ditto 

22    7  n 

Worcester    - 

Worcester  • 

Hallow     - 

C. 

Hallow    -        -        - 

No.  655          .        .        - 

Hallow     - 

Worcester  - 

51  17     6 

UsdQQ          - 

Essex 

West  Ham 

V. 

Ham,  West     • 

No.7l    . 

West  Ham 

Essex 

127     7  11 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto     . 

V. 

ditto    -       -       - 

No.  70  . 

Ditto      - 

ditto 

118    8    9 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto     - 

V. 

ditto    . 

Nos.  46. 49    -        -        - 

Ditto      - 

ditto 

68    8    9 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto      - 

V 

ditto    ... 

No.  837          -        -        - 

Ditto      - 

ditto 

7    3    9 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto     - 

V. 

ditto    -        -        - 

No.  839          .        -        - 

Ditto      - 

ditto 

6    7     1 

Ditto       - 

diUo 

ditto      - 

V. 

ditto    -        -        - 

No.  118          -        -        - 

Ditto      - 

ditto 

62    3    9 

Ditto       . 

ditto 

ditto     - 

V. 

ditto    -        .        - 

Nos.  341.  342 

Ditto      - 

ditto 

16    5    - 

Qttkster  - 

Sussex 

HolliDgton 

V. 

Hollington       - 

Nos.  55.  54.  68.  64,  65, 
66.77.67.63.61.  165. 
126.562.127.129,130. 
187.  184, 135. 

Hollington 

Sussex 

288  15    - 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto     - 

V. 

ditto    -        -        - 

No.  6-2  .        .        -        - 

Ditto      - 

ditto 

46  12    6 

Nonrich      - 

SufRAk      - 

St.  Helen's,  Ips- 
wicb. 

R. 

Ipswich,  St.  Helen's 

Nos.  43.  45.  46  a,  46,  47 

St.  Helen's,  Ips- 
wich. 

Suffolk      - 

121  17    6 

I»tto 

ditto 

St  Matthew     - 

R. 

Ipswich,  St  Matthew 

No.  10  - 

St  Matthew,  Ips- 
wich. 
Ditto 

ditto 

152  14    2 

Ditto 

dHto 

ditto     - 

R. 

ditto    .        -        - 

No.  541           ... 

ditto 

4    9    7 

LoDdoa 

Middlesex- 

St    Mary,     is- 
lington. 

V. 

Islington,  St  Mary  - 

No.  120 

St  Mary,  Isling- 
ton. 

Middlesex  - 

6-10 

Ditto 

ditto 

V. 

Kensington      - 

No.  4lB 

Kensington 

ditto 

50    8    4 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto     - 

V. 

ditto    - 

No.  54   - 

Ditto      - 

ditto 

32    3    9 

liehfiekl      - 

Staffbrd     - 

Kingswinford    - 

R. 

Kinirswinford  - 

No.  1702        .        -        - 

Kingswinford    - 

Stafford     - 

34  13    9 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto     - 

R. 

ditto    -        -        - 

No.  2532. 

Ditto 

ditto 

11  19    7 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto     - 

R. 

ditto    ... 

Nos.  2055. 1713     - 

Ditto      - 

ditto 

40    2    1 

Wintoa 

Surrey 

St  Mary,  Lam- 
beth. 
Leeds 

R. 

Lambeth,  St.  Mary  - 

Nos.  464,  465 

Kennlngton 

Surrey 

26    5    - 

Bipoo.        . 

York-        - 

V. 

Leeds      - 

Nos.  912,  913,  914,  915  - 

Leeds       -        - 

York 

3    2    C 

Hcnefora       • 

Hereford    - 

Leominster 

V. 

Leominster 

No.  463          .        -        . 

Leominster 

Hereford   • 

-03 

Loodon 

Kent 

Lewisbam 

V. 

Lewisbam 

No.  2945 

Lewisbam 

Kent 

16    -  10 

RwriMrter    - 

ditto 

Meopham 

V. 

Meopham 

No.56  - 

Meopham 

ditto 

16    -    - 

Dvfaam 

Nortbomber- 
laod. 

Newcastle  -  on  - 
Tyne. 

V. 

Newcastle-on-T^fne  - 

No.8     . 

Newcastle  -  on  - 
Tyne. 

Northnmber- 
hmd. 

37  10    - 

£xeter 

Devon 

St  Andrew,  Ply. 
month. 

V. 

No.74   . 

St  Andrew,  Ply- 
mouth. 

Devon 

11  17    C 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto     - 

V. 

ditto    -       -        - 

No.  21  a 

St  Andrew  and 
Charles      the 
Martyr,    Ply- 
mouth 

ditto 

92  17    3 

Oxford 

Berks 

St  Giles,  Read- 
ing. 
St  Margaret,  Ro- 

V. 

Reading,  St  Giles    - 

Nos.S71fl.S71J.S71c 

St  Oilesj  Reading 

Berks 

37    7  n 

Boebeitcr    - 

Kent- 

V. 

Rochester,   St  Mar- 

No.  259          -        .        - 

St.      Margaret, 

Kent 

8  lo    - 

ehester, 

r 

V.I 

garet 

Rochester. 

Gulaar 

ditto 

Sevenoaks        -< 

Serenoaks       -       -     Nos.  741, 742.  819.  740  - 

Sevenoaks 

ditto 

105 

206. 

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. — Statement  of  Tithe  Rent-charge 

Redemption  Moneys,  £.8,998.  15.  9.— coiittntiei. 

Particulars  of  Sale, 

Diocese. 

County. 

Parish. 

liTing. 

being  the  Number  in  respect 

of  Land  in  the 

Tithe  Apportionment. 

Parish 

in  which  Property 

is  situate. 

County. 

Amount. 

£.   1.  d 

London 

Middlesex  - 

Stepney    - 

- 

R. 

Stepney,     otherwise 
St.  DuBstan,  Ste- 

No.  40   - 

St.  Mary,  Strat- 
ford.  Bow. 

Middlesex. 

18   8  9 

bonlieath. 

Norwich      - 

Suffolk       - 

Stowmarket 

- 

V. 

Stowniarket     - 

- 

Nos.  2320,833,234,235, 
236  a. 

Stowmarket      - 

Sufiblk      • 

35  2  1 

Sanun 

Dorset 

Swanage  - 

- 

R. 

Swanage. 

- 

Nos.  279,  280. 277. 277  a, 

278. 
Nos.  77.  85.  88       - 

Swanage  - 

Dorset 

160   7  6 

Cantnar 

Kent- 

St.  Peter*s,ThRnet 

V. 

Thanet,  St.  Peter 

. 

St.  Peter's,  Thanet 

Kent 

96-10 

Ditto 

ditto 

Tunbridge 

- 

V. 

Tnnbridge 

- 

Nos.  3139.  3140,   3141. 
3558,  3559. 

Tunbridge 

ditto 

57  10  - 

London 

Middlesex  - 

Twickenham 

• 

V. 

Twickenham    - 

• 

No.  289  ft       - 

Twickenham     - 

Middlesex. 

59   3  4 

Lichfield      - 

Stafford      * 

WalMll     - 

. 

V. 

WalsaU   - 

. 

Nos.  1493, 1494      - 

Walsall     - 

Stafford     - 

6   -   - 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto     - 

. 

V 

ditto    - 

. 

;No8.2051,2,3       - 

Ditto      - 

ditto 

17  19  5 

Cbestei 

Lancaster  - 

Walton -on -the - 

V. 

Waltou^on-the-Hill  - 

Nos.  698.  704 

West  Derby      - 

Lancaster  - 

3  10  10 

HilL 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto     - 

• 

V. 

ditto    - 

. 

No.  988          -        -        - 

Ditto      . 

ditto 

1    3  11 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto     - 

. 

V. 

ditto    - 

. 

No.  989 

Ditto      - 

ditto 

-18  9 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto      - 

. 

V. 

ditto    - 

• 

No.  991 

Ditto      - 

ditto 

1    -10 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto      - 

• 

V. 

ditto     - 

• 

No.  090          -        -        - 

Ditto      . 

ditto 

-  12  6 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto      - 

. 

V. 

ditto    - 

. 

No.  226 

ToxtethPark    - 

ditto 

-12  6 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto      - 

. 

V. 

ditto    - 

« 

No.  882 

West  Derby      - 

ditto 

1    7   1 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto     - 

- 

V. 

ditto    - 

- 

Nos.  496.  501 

Walton-on-tljjB- 
HIU. 

ditto 

1    7   1 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto      . 

. 

V. 

ditto    - 

. 

No.  468          -        -        - 

Ditto      - 

ditto 

-12  6 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto      - 

. 

R. 

ditto    - 

. 

Nos.  698.  704 

West  Derby      - 

ditto 

19   3   4 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto     - 

. 

R. 

ditto    - 

. 

No.  988 

Ditto      - 

ditto 

6  14   7 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto      - 

. 

R. 

ditto    - 

. 

No.  989           -        -        - 

Ditto      - 

ditto 

5   6   9 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto      - 

. 

H. 

ditto    . 

. 

No.  991           -        .        - 

Ditto      - 

ditto 

514   7 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto      - 

• 

R. 

ditto    - 

- 

No.  990          -        -        . 

Ditto      - 

ditto 

9   7   9 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto      - 

. 

R. 

ditto    - 

. 

No.  226 

Toxteth  Park   - 

ditto 

16  12   9 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto      - 

- 

R. 

ditto    - 

• 

No.  882 

West  Derby      - 

ditto 

7  12   1 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto     - 

- 

R. 

ditto    - 

- 

Nos.  496. 501          -        - 

Waltou-on-the- 
HilL 
Ditto      - 

ditto' 

41  19  4 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto      - 

^ 

R. 

ditto    - 

. 

No.  468          -        -        - 

ditto 

20  10   5 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto      . 

. 

R. 

ditto    - 

. 

No.  288 

Ditto      . 

ditto 

-14   7 

Bath  and  Wells 

Somerset    - 

Weston-super- 

R. 

Weston-super-Mare  - 

No.32   - 

Weston-super- 

Somerset   - 

12  16   3 

Mare. 

Mare. 

Ditto 

ditto 

ditto     . 

• 

R. 

ditto    - 

- 

No.  136-        -        .        - 

Ditto      - 

ditto 

42    1   8 

London 

Essex 

Woodford 

R. 

Woodford 

- 

Nos.  36c.  39- 

Woodford 

Essex 

115    -   - 

1 

£. 

8^15   9 

—  No.12.— 
Statement  of  Livings  deriving  advantage  from  Rentcharge,  Godolphin's  Trust,  £.  101.  3.  8. 


DIOCESE. 


COUNTY. 


PARISH. 


LIVING. 


Amount. 


Oxford 
Ditto 

Ditt» 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditt» 
Ditto 
Ditto 

Ditto 
Dittx) 


Backs 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

ditto 
ditto 


Ashenden 

Caverefield 

Chilton    - 

Cholesburj 

£ddl68borough 

Grove 

Hillesden 

Lee 

Piglestbome 

Stony  Stratford 

Upton 

Weston  Underwood 


C. 
V. 

c. 

c. 

V  . 
R.orV 

C. 

C. 

C. 

C. 

V. 
C. 


Ashenden,  8/.,  with  Doreton,  8^ 
Caversfield         .... 

Chilton 

Cholesburj        .... 

Eddlesborough  .        •        .        . 
Grove        .        -        -        -        . 
Hillesden  -         -         -         .         - 
Lee  ------ 

Nettleden  -         -         -        -         - 

Stony   Stratford,    St.  Giles  with 

St.  Mary  Magdalen. 
Upton       -        .        -        -        - 
Weston  Underwood    -         -         - 


Less  Income  Tax 
Net 


£. 


16  -  - 

8  -  - 

8  -  - 

8  -  - 

8  -  - 

8  -  - 

8  -  - 

8  -  - 

8  -  - 

8  -  - 

8  -  - 

8  -  - 


104     -    - 
2  16     4 


101     3     8 


Rent-charge  of  87.  per  annum  granted  to  each  of  the  aboye  18  livings  in   1787  by  Anne,  Baroness  Godolphin,  secnred  out  of 
an  estate  at  Emneth,  in  the  county  of  Norfolk. 


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Statement  of  Receipts  in  respect  of  Copyhold  Enfranchisement  Money,  £.467.  7.  5. 


IHoeese. 

County. 

Parish. 

LiTing. 

being 
the  Name  of  the  Copyholder. 

Parish  in 

which  Property 

is  sitoate. 

County. 

Amount 

Konrieh      - 
Boebester    - 

Qddwter  - 

Bj   -       • 

Norfolk     . 
Hertford    - 

Sossex 

Bedford      . 
Norfolk     . 

Diss      .       - 
Much  Hadham 

Rotherfield    - 

Sandy  -        - 
Sparhom 

R. 
R 

R. 

R 
R. 

Diss        .        -        . 
Hadham,  Much 

Rotherfield.  otherwise 

Dewlaiids. 
Sandy     -        -        - 
Sparham- 

Henry  Wright  Aldrich    - 
Edward  John  Randolph,  Rector, 

and  Joha  James  Randolph. 
Stephen  Lowdell    -        -        - 

Elizabeth  Bell        -        -        - 
Wllliaii  Wflkin     -       -       . 

Diss      -       . 
Much  Hadham 

Rotherfield    • 

Sandy  - 
Sparham 

Norfolk     . 
Herts 

Snssex 

Bedford     - 
Norfolk      . 

£.    9.     d. 

120  13    - 
142    1     2 

139    7    8 

37    1    - 
28    4    7 

£. 

467    7    5 

—  No.  14.  — 
Tithe  Eent-Chabgm  Purchased  out  of  Appropriated  Money,  £.2,663.  10.  6. 


nioeefle. 

County. 

Parish. 

Living. 

Particulars  of 
Purchase. 

Parish  in  which 
Property  is  situate. 

County. 

Amount. 

Vtaebeiterr 

BMgor       . 

Ditto       - 

Carnarvon - 
Anglcsea   - 

Plirton    -        -        - 
Gjffin      - 
XJanYibangel  Tsoeiviog 

C. 
C. 
C. 

Plixton       -        -        - 
Gyffia         -        .        - 
Uanvihangel  Ysceiviog 

£.  s.     d. 
48  15    6} 
82    1    6 
26    1     9 

Flixton    ... 
Gyffln     -        -        - 
LlaovihangelYsceiviog 

Lancaster  - 
Carnarvoo  - 
Anglesea    - 

£. 

£.    #.    d. 

840  18  - 
1,407  2  - 
'  415  10    6 

' 

2,663  10    6 

—  No.  15.  — 
Tithe  BenT'Chaboss  Purohaaed  out  <^  Free  Gift  Fund,  £.  733. 


Dioeese. 

County. 

Parish. 

Living. 

Particulars  of  Puichase. 

Parish  in  which 
Property  is  situate. 

County. 

Amount. 

fiMtar        - 

ComwaU    • 

StJuUot         .       . 

C 

St.  Juliot      • 

£.   #.    d. 
One  moiety  of  83  1«    6 

St.  JuHot     - 

Cornwall    - 

£.     #.    d. 

733    -    - 

^^^^ 

^^ 

—  No.  16.  — 
Houses,  Lands,  and  Buildings  Purchased  out  of  Appropriated  Money,  £.11,018.  11.  8. 


B>A«a 


Boebester  - 
UrfUi  - 
York  .       - 

BIpon- 
Winefaester- 

St  David's  - 

Ditto 
Uandaff      - 

Exeter 

Korwich 

Bxeter 

Sillsbary  • 
Rtpoo- 

BatfaazidWelU 

Ely      -       ■ 

Cantcrl^ury  « 
Tork   - 


County. 


Northumber- 
land. 
Devon 

Essex 
Derby 
York- 

ditto 
Southampton 

Carmarthen 

Brecon 
Moomouth 

Devon 

Norfolk      - 

Devon 

Dorset 
Yorlc- 

Somerset   - 
Suffolk       - 

Kent 

York 


Parish. 


Allendale  • 

Barnstaple 

Colchester 
Dronfleld  - 
Fishlake   - 

Bradford  •        •> 
Fawley     - 

Llanboidy 

Brecknock 
Monmouth 

Bishops  Tawton 


St.  Nicholas      - 

Poole 
HaUfax     - 

Shepton  Montague 
Sudbury   - 

Thanniogton 


Living. 


C. 

C. 

B. 
C. 
V. 

C. 

c. 

V. 
V. 

c. 
c. 

R. 

V. 

C. 
C. 

V. 
C. 

c. 

R. 


Allendale 

Barnstaple,  Holy  Tri- 
nity. 
Colchester,  St  Nicholas 
Dore       -        -        - 
Fishlake  - 

Girlfngton,  St.  Philip 
Hythe,  St.  John 

Llanboidy 

Llanvaes,or  St  David's 
Monmouth,  St  Tho- 
mas-over-Moomow. 
Newport  -        -        - 

Norwich,  St  John 
Maddermarket 

St  Nicholas,  near 
Teignmouth. 

Poole,  St.  Paul 

Queenshead 

Shepton  Montague  - 
Sudbury,  St.  Gregory- 

with-bt  Peter. 
Thaonington    - 

York,  All  Saints, 
Pavement 


Particulars  of  Purchase. 


6a.  iR.  d5p.  of  land  « 

House,  offices,  and  gai^ 

den. 
d3A.  2r.  33  p.  of  land 
9  a.  1  R.  17  p.  of  land  - 
Cottage  and  23  a.  1  r. 

35  p.  of  land. 
On  account  of  land 
2r.  8  p.,  house,  offices, 

and  garden. 
23 A.  Or.  28 p.,  house 

and  lands. 
3  a.  3  R.  of  land  - 
Dwelling-house  and  1  A. 

2r.  13P.  of  land. 
6,4*29  superficial  square 

feet,  house  and  garden. 
26  perches  -        -        - 

25  perches  -        -        - 

House         -        -        - 
House,  buildings,    and 

land,  4  A.  Or.  34p. 
2  a.  1r.  32  p.  of  land  - 
House  and  buildings    - 

1 8)  perches,  house,  of- 
.  fices,  and  garden. 
House,  offices,  and  garden, 
containing  53G  yards. 


Parish  in  which 
Property  is  sitoate. 


Allendale     - 

Barnstaple   - ' 

Hitcham 
Dronfleld      - 
Fishlake       - 

Bradford 

Hythe,  St  John    - 

Llanboidy    - 

St  David's  - 

St.  Thomas -over - 

Monmow. 
Bbhops  Tawton    - 

Norwich,  St  John 

St  Nicholas 

Poole  -        -        - 
Bradford 

Shepton  Montague 
St  Gregory  - 

Thannington 

All  Sahats,    Pave- 
ment 


County. 


Northumber- 
land. 
Devon 

Suffi)lk 
Derby 
York 

ditto 
Southampton 

Carmarthen 

Brecon 
Monmouth 

Devon 

Norfolk      - 

Devon 

Dorset 
York 

Somerset   - 
Suffolk      - 

Kent 

York 


Amount. 


£.  #.  d. 

660  -  - 

350  -  - 

1,600  -  - 

380  -  - 

1,800  -  - 

12  8  4 

600  -  - 

700  -  - 

(fl)   204    1  - 

(*)  1,100  -  - 

400  -  - 

234  -  - 

45  -  - 

200  -  - 

(c)350  -  * 

107  -  - 

(d)276  2  4 

900  -  • 

1,200  -  - 


11,018     11    8 


206. 


(a)  See  Statement,  No.  17,  together,  £.404. 

(b)  iSee  Statement,  No.  21,  together,  £.1,200. 


(«)  AMStelesMRt,  No.  21,  together,  £.395. 
(d)  See  Statement,  No.  17,  together,  £.1,050* 


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Houses^  Lands,  and  Buildings  Purchased  out  of  Produce  of  Sales  of  Residence  Houses,  £,  1,287.  16.  8, 


Diocese. 

County. 

Parish. 

Living. 

PariicuUrs  of  Purchase. 

Parish  in  which 
Property  is  situate. 

County. 

Amoant 

St.  David*8  - 
Lichfield      - 
Ely      -        - 

Brecon 
Stafford     - 
Suffolk      - 

Brecknock 
Mavesyn  Ridware 
Sudbury   - 

V. 
R. 
C. 

L1anvae8,orSt  David's 

Mavesyn  Ridware    - 

Sudburj-,  StOregory- 
with-St  Peter. 

Part  of  S  A.  3  R.  - 

Honse,offices,and  garden, 
containing  1  a.  0  r.  1 1  ^  p. 
House  and  buUdings    - 

St.  David's  .        - 
Mavesyn  Ridware  - 

Brecon 
Stafford     - 
Suffolk      - 

£. 

£.   1.  i. 
(fl)199  19  - 

3U  -  - 

W773  17   8 

•                              1 

1,287  16  S 

(a)  iS^e  Statement,  No.  16,  together,  £.404. 


{b)  See  Statement,  No.  16,  together,  £.  1,050. 


—  No.   18.  — 

Houses,  Lands,  and  Buildings  Purchased  out  of  Endowment  Trusts,  £.306.  19.  3. 


Diocese. 

County. 

Parish. 

Living. 

Particulars  of 
Purchase. 

Parish  in  which 
Property  is  situate. 

County. 

Amoant 

Exeter 

Devon 

St  Andrew,  Plymouth 

C. 

Plymouth,  Trinity,  in 

4,367  feet  of  land - 

Plymouth     . 

Devon 

306  19   3 

—  No.  19.  — 
Houses,  Lands,  and  Buildings  Purchased  out  of  Produce  of  Sales  of  Bounty  Lands,  £.5,274.  1.  11. 


Diocese. 


York  - 
Peterborough 
Lincoln 
Hereford 
Ditto 


County. 


York 
Leicester 
Lincoln 
Hereford 
ditto 


Parish. 


Bishopthorpe 
Leicester   - 

Stoke  Prior 
ditto     - 


{ 


Livhig. 


V. 


V. 

R.| 
or  ^ 

cj 

C. 


C. 


Bishopthorpe         •        .        . 

Leicester,  St.  Leonard's 

TR.  St.Peter-at-Arche8 

Lincohi<  with 

(.C.  St.  Benedict 

Stoke  Friof-with-Docklow      -- 

-      ditto       ... 


Particulars  of 
Purchase. 


2  a.  iR.  3  p.  of  land 

32A.2R.d9p.ofIand 

1  87  a.  2R.26p.of\ 
f     land       -        -/ 

Four  fifth  parts  of 

3  R.  22  p.  of  land. 

2r.  9p.  ofland    - 


Parish  in 

which  Property 

is  situate. 


Bishopthorpe 


County. 


York 


Kothley         -  I  Leicester   - 


Repham 
Stoke  Prior 
-    ditto 


AmooDt 


£.    i.i 
(a)800   i  - 

3/)46   -   - 


Lincoln      -(»)  1,826  11    I 


Hereford 
ditto 


62   8   - 
39  18  9 


£.      6.974   111 


(a)  See  Statement,  No.  30,  together,  £.  815. 


(b)  See  Statement,  No.  20,  together,  £.1,920. 


—  No  20.  — 

Houses,  Lands,  and  Buildings  Purchased  out  of  Tithe  Eedemption  Money,  £108.  4.  10. 


Diocese. 

County. 

Parish. 

LiTing. 

Particulars  of 
Purchase. 

Parish  in 

which  Property 

is  situate. 

County. 

Amoant 

York  > 
Lincohi 

York 
Lincohi      - 

Bishopthorpe     - 

V. 
R.-> 

Cj 

Bishopthorpe.        -        -        - 
(R.  St  Peter-at- Arches 

IJncohi<               with 

LC.  St  Benedict 

2  a.  1r.  8  p.  ofland 

1  37A.2R.26p.of) 
J     laud       .        ./ 

Bishopthorpe 

York 
Lincoln 

£. 

(«)14  16   - 
{b)9S    8  10 

108    ilO 

(a)  See  Statement,  No.  19,  together,  £.816. 


(&)  See  Statement,  No.  19,  together  £.  1,920. 


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—  No.  21.  — 
Houses,  Lands,  and  Buildings  Purchased  out  of  Free  Gift  Fund,  £.  695. 


DJoeae. 

County. 

Pftrisb. 

LiTing. 

Particulars  of  Purchase. 

Parish  in 

which  Property 

is  situate. 

County. 

Amount 

Surrey 
Konmonth 

Haliftuc      - 

Battersea- 
Monmoath 

Hali&x     -        - 

C. 
C. 

c. 

Battersea,  St  John  - 

Moomoath,           St. 

Thomas-OYer-Mon- 

now. 
Queenshead     - 

A  piece  of  land  as  a 

site. 
Dweliiag-houseaud  1a. 

2  R.  13  P.  of  land. 

House,  buildings,   and 
land,4A.  Or.  d4p. 

Wandsworth 

St.  Thomas -OYer- 
Monnow. 

Bradford      -       - 

Surrey 
Monmouth 

York 

£.   «.    d. 
850    -    - 

(a)  100 

(*)246 

605 

(a)  See  Statement  No.  16,  together  1,200  /. 


(b)  See  Statement  No.  16,  together  605  Z. 


—  No.  22.  — 

Land  Tax  Purchased  out  of  Copyhold  Enfranchisement  Money,  £.  20.  3.  2. 


Dioeeie. 


i  N«widi    • 


County. 


Norfolk     - 


Parish. 


Denton 


Livhig. 


Denton 


Particulars  of  Purchase. 


Two  sums  of  9«.  11  d, 
anddtf.  Id, 


Parish  in 

which  Property 

is  situate. 


Alborgh  Denton   - 


County. 


Norfolk 


£.  t.   d. 
20    3    2 


—  No.  23.  — 
Ground  and  other  Rents  Purchased  out  of  Appropriated  Money,  £.  408.  3.  1. 


Oitteie. 

County. 

Parish. 

Living. 

Particulars  of  Purchase. 

Parish  in 

which  Property 

is  situate. 

County. 

Amount 

I9«.      . 

York 

Bingley    .       - 

V. 

Bhigley  ... 

Qround-reot   of  171  il 
6«.  6d. 

Kirkheaton  - 

York 

£.     €.    d. 

(a)408    8    1 

(a)  See  Statements  24,  26,  27,  and  26,  togetiier  3,326  Z.  10  «, 

—  No.  24.  — 
Groukd  and  other  Bents  Purchased  out  of  Produce  of  Sales  of  Besldence  Houses,  £.377.  9.  2. 


DIoeese. 

County. 

Parish. 

living. 

Particulars  of  Purchase. 

Parish  in 

which  Property 

is  situate. 

County. 

Amount. 

ifpoi.       . 

York 

Bingley    -       - 

V. 

Bingley  -       -       - 

Oround-rent  of  171  U 
6t.  Qd. 

Kfarkheaton  - 

York 

£.    $.   d. 
(«)377    9    2 

(a)  See  Statement*  S3, 98, 27,  and  38,  together  3,3202. 10 «; 


206. 


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BBTtJSM  KBLA^TIKO  TO   QUBEN   AKNb'S-  BQUtlfTT. 


—  No.  25.  — 
Ground  and  other  Bknts  Purchased  out  of  Endowment  Trusts,  £.  971.  19.  3. 


Diocese. 

Coanty. 

BmnmmU 

LiYiog. 

Particalars  of  Purchase. 

Parish  in 

which  Property 

isBhoato. 

County. 

ABomt 

Chester 

Chester     . 

Birkenhead      - 

C. 

Birkenhead,  St  Paal 

Chief  rents  of  60  Z.  per 
perasnoiiu 

Liverpool     -        - 

Chester     - 

97119  8 

--  No.  26.  — 
Gbottnd  and  other  Bents  Purchased  out  of  Produce  of  Sales  of  Bounty  Lands,  £'.  4,254.  5.  9. 


Diocese. 

Coonty. 

Parish. 

Living. 

1          Parish  in 
Particulars  of  Purchase. !     which  Property 
1          is  situate. 

County. 

Amoot 

Bipon-        - 
Manchester  - 

York 
Lancaster  - 

*Bingley    -       - 
Bibchester        - 

j 

v. 
c. 

Bingley  -       -        - 
Longridge 

Groond-rent   of  1712.  '  Kirkheaton  - 

Qround-rents  of  108  {.     Preston 
16 1.  Ui«L 

'York 

(c)2^5  9 

4,S54  5» 

(a)  Bee  Stetamento  S8,  H,  87„and  88,  together  3,3861.  10*. 


—  No;  27.  — 

Gbound  and  other  Bbnts  Purchased  out  of  Produce  of  Glebe  Lands  Sold  to  Bailwaj  Companies, 

£461.  9.  10. 


Diocese. 

County. 

Parish. 

Living. 

Particulars  of  Purchase. 

Parish  in 

which  Property 

is  situate. 

County. 

Affloont 

Bipon  -       - 

York 

Bingley  - 

T. 

Bhigley   .        -        - 

Ground-rent    of    171 Z. 
6#.  6(L 

Kirkheaton  - 

York 

(a)  461   910 

(a)  She  Statements  23,  24,  26;  and  28,  together  3,326  /.  10<«. 
—  No.  28.    - 

Gbound  and  other  Bents  Purchased  out  of  Free  Gift  Fund,  £  1,390.  2.  2. 


Diocese. 


Bipon - 
Chester 
Oxford 


County. 


York 

Chester 
Bocks 


Parish. 


Bingley  - 
Birkenhewi 
Huglienden 


Living. 


Bhigley  -  .  . 
Birkenhead,  SL  Paul 
Prestwood 


Particulars  of  Purchase. 


Ground -rent   of    171  Z. 

G«.  6d. 
Two  perpetual  rents  of 

17/.  ood  17/, 
Rent-charge  of  24  /.  per 

aonum. 


Parish  in 

which  Property 

is  situate. 


Kbkheaton  - 

Birkenhead  - 

Hughenden,    alioM 
Uitcheodon. 


County. 


York 

Chester 

Bucks 


Amount 


(a)  25  2  « 
765  -  -« 
600   - 


i;390  «  a 


(a)  8-  Statements  23, 24,  26,  and  27,  together  3;326  L 10  #. 


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—  No.  29.  — 
Sums  Paid  For-ihe  Erection  of  Besidence  Hodses  out  of  Appropriated  Money,  £.  1^06.  3.  11. 


Parish  ia 

DkMMe. 

CooDty. 

Parish. 

Living. 

Particulars  of 
Payment 

which 

Property  is 

tfituato. 

County. 

Amount 

OM  -       - 

Berki    -       . 

Uffington  -       - 

C. 

Baulking^th^Woolstooe 

Oa  account  of  resi- 
dence house. 
-    dHto 

Baulki^      - 

Berks 

£.     8.    d. 
811  16    • 

Ib/Auka     - 

LancBster 

Leigh       .        . 

C. 

Bedford,  St  Thomas-in- 

Bedford,     St 

L&neaster  - 

200 

Leigh. 

Thomas. 

hHK   -           - 

Corowall 

Boyton     - 

C. 

Boyton  -        -        -        - 

-    ditto 

Boyton  - 

Cornwall    - 

105  16    6 

Mif^    .        . 

York     -        - 

Bradford  -        - 

C. 

Bradford,  Laister    Dyke, 
St.  Mary. 

-    ditto 

Bradford       - 

York 

100    -    - 

Ciatiar. 

Kent     . 

Bredhurst 

V. 

Bredhurst       -        -        - 

-    ditto 

Bredhurst      - 

Kent- 

660    -    - 

Uiadaff. 

Glamorgao    - 

Canton      - 

c. 

Canton   .        -        -        - 

-    ditto 

Canton  - 

Glamorgan 

100    -    - 

Sl  DiTid'8      - 

Caimarthen  - 

Carmarthen 

c. 

Carmarthen,  St.  David's  - 

-    ditto 

Carmarthen  - 

Carmarthen 

202  19    - 

Carlisle  - 

LaDcaster 

Cartmel    - 

c. 

Cartmelfell     -        -        - 

-    ditto 

Cartmelfell    - 

Lancaster  - 

600 

MiDcheitor     - 

ditto 

Chorlton-in-Med- 
lock. 

c. 

Choriton-in-Medlock,  St. 
Paul. 

-    ditto 

Chorlton  -  in  - 
Medlock. 

ditto       - 

37 

Bath  ud  Wells 

Somerset 

Clevedon  - 

c. 

Clevedon,  East,  All  Saints 

-    ditto 

Clevedon 

Somerset    - 

376    -    - 

Lidiflcld 

8al«p    .        . 

SfafiMVsUui  J       - 

c. 

Clive      .... 

-    ditto        -        . 

Cllve     - 

Salop 

469  16    - 

fiaekener 

Bmox   - 

Goichoster         - 

R. 

OoJciMster,  St.  Leonard  • 

•    ditto        - 

0>lebe8ter     - 

Essex 

263    9    7- 

Cutoir- 

Kent     - 

Westerham 

c. 

Crockham,  Holy  Trinity  - 

-     ditto 

Crockham     - 

Kent 

100 

MtDciwter     - 

Lancaster      - 

Manchester 

R. 

Crumpsall,  St.  Mary 

-    ditto 

Crump9alt      - 

Lancaster  - 

88    8    7 

BatkadWelb 

Sonenet 

Draycot    - 

c. 

Draycot          -        -        . 

-    ditto 

Draycot 

Somerset  - 

660 

Lidifield 

Stafford 

Edengale  - 

c 

Edengale         ... 

-    ditto 

Edengale 

Stafford     - 

78    6  10 

Cariialo. 

Camberland  - 

Brig^m  - 

c. 

Embleton        ... 

-    ditto 

Embleton 

Cumberland 

100    -    - 

Rip<m    -        -  !  York     -        .  i 

Bradford  - 

c. 

Girlhigton,  St.  PhiHp      - 

-    ditto 

Girlington     - 

York- 

222  10    9 

SLAsaph        - 

Denbigh 

Gresford  - 

c. 

Owersylt        ... 

.    ditto 

Gwersylt 

Denbltrh    - 

200    -    - 

LmdoT.        - 

Middlesex     - 

Hampton  - 

c 

Hampton,  New,  St.  James 

-    ditto 

Hampton 

Middlesex- 

700 

RipoQ     - 

York     - 

Aysgarth  - 

c. 

Hardrow- with.  Lands 

-    ditto 

Hardrow 

York- 

(fl)450    -    - 

Boeherter       - 

Essex   - 

Harlow     - 

c. 

Harlow,  St  Mary  Magdalen 

.    ditto 

Harlow- 

Essex 

.     19^    -    - 

Oxford  - 

Backs  -        - 

Hedsor      - 

R. 

Hedsor  -        -        -        . 

-    ditto 

Hedsor. 

Bucks 

(*)242    6    6 

Ktto-       - 

Oxford  . 

Oxford      - 

C. 

Holywell,  or  St.  Cross     - 

-    ditto 

Holywell        - 

Oxford 

167    8    - 

fipOB      - 

York     - 

Bradford  - 

c. 

H  orton-ia-Bradford 

-    ditto 

Horton  « 

York 

160    -    - 

YtJrk      -        . 

ditto  - 

Howden    - 

V. 

Howden 

-    ditto 

Howden 

ditto 

100    -    - 

Durham  -       - 

Durham 

Edmundbyers  - 

c. 

Hiinstanworth 

-    ditto 

Hunstan  worth 

Durham     - 

700    -    - 

Otferd   .       . 

Berks   - 

Hurst 

c. 

Hurst    .... 

-    ditto 

Hurst   - 

Berks 

400    -    - 

IkiMd 

Stafford 

Ipstones   - 

c. 

Ipstones         ... 

-    ditto 

Ipstones 

Stafford      - 

40    -    - 

Daifaan-        . 

Northamber- 
land. 

Kyloe       . 

c. 

Kyloe     .... 

-    ditto 

Kyloe   - 

Northumber- 
land. 

291     -    - 

Oxford  -        • 

Berks   - 

Lambome 

V. 

Lamborne       .        -        - 

-    ditto 

Lambome 

Berks 

160    -    - 

SuDtTid's      - 

Pembroke     - 

Llanstinan 

c. 

Llanstinan      ... 

-    ditto 

Llanstinan     - 

Pembroke  - 

100    -    - 

Uudaff- 

Monmouth     - 

Llanddewi  Vach 

c. 

Llanddewi  Vaoh      - 

-    ditto 

LlanthewiVacb 

Monmonth- 

300    -    - 

Ditto- 

Glamorgan    - 

Llanvabon 

V. 

Llanvabon      ... 

-    ditto 

Llanvabon      . 

Glamorgan- 

384    -    ^ 

StDtTid^      - 

BreooB- 

Ltyswen  - 

R. 

.    ditto 

Llyswen 

Bl-eeoa 

150    -    - 

Ctrisle  -       . 

Westmoreland 

Kendal     -        - 

a 

-    ditto 

Loogsleddale- 

Westmore- 
land. 
Southampton 

100 

^»dMtar     . 

Soatbampton 

Eling        -       - 

c. 

Maichwood,     St     John, 

-    ditto 

Marchwood   - 

100    -    - 

Apostle. 

Gb'iter     and 

Wilts    . 

Hampton  Bleysey 

c. 

Marston  Meysey     - 

-    ditto 

Marston  Mey- 

Wilts 

(c)379    4  10 

Bristol 

sey. 

Hoefard 

Salop    .        - 

Chirbury  - 

c. 

Marton-in-Chlrbury 

•    ditto 

Marten 

Salop 

260    -    - 

Extto  -        - 

Cornwall 

Perranzabnloe  • 

c. 

Mithian-        ... 

-    ditto 

Mithian 

Cornwall    - 

260  13    - 

BrtkiB*Wells 

Somerset 

South  Stoke      - 

c. 

Monkton  Combe      - 

.    ditto 

Monkton  Combe 

Somerset    - 

200 

look.       . 

Notto    - 

North  Muskham 

V. 

Muskham,  North     - 

-    ditto 

North    Musk- 

ham. 
Norwich 

Notts 

67  16    7 

.\Wwiefc.        - 

Norfolk 

-         -         - 

V. 

Norwich,  St  Stephen's    - 

-    ditto 

Norfolk     . 

200    -    - 

liekfield 

Stafford 

Leek         -        - 

c. 

Oncott   -        -        -        - 

-    ditto 

Oncott  - 

Stafford     - 

150    -    - 

(VfUr  -        - 

Chester 

Over 

c. 

Over      .        -        -        - 

-    ditto 

Over     -        ^  1 

Chester      - 

200    -    - 

CkrlUe  - 

Camberland  - 

Penrith     - 

c. 

Penrith,  Christ  Church    . 

-    ditto 

Penrith          ^  j 

Cumberland 

200    -    - 

H.Amfh 

Montgomery  - 

MeiTod     - 

c. 

Pont  Robert  - 

-    ditto 

Pont  Robert  -  ' 

Montgomery 

230    -    - 

GWaer      ADd 

Glonoester    - 

Preston    - 

V. 

Preston  -        -        .        . 

-    ditto 

Preston         -  ! 

Gloucester  - 

600    -    - 

fiiisloL 

By         .        . 

Bedford 

Puddington 

V. 

Puddington     ^        .        . 

-    ditto 

Puddiuffton  -  ! 

Bedford     - 

110    0    s 

Cirlide  - 

Cumberland  - 

Castle  Sowerby- 

c. 

Raughtonhead 

-    ditto 

Raughtonhead 

Cumberland 

185    -    - 

Korwicb- 

Suffolk  - 

Reodham  - 

V. 

Rendham        ... 

-    ditto 

Rendham       -  { 

Suffolk       - 

60    -    - 

liicofai  - 

Notts    -        - 

East  Retford    - 

V. 

Retford,  East 

-    ditto 

East  Retford - 

Notts 

163    -    - 

lathaadWdls 

Sonerset 

Shepton  Monta- 
gue. 

V. 

Shepton  Montagae  - 

.    ditto 

Shepton  Mon- 
tague. 

Somerset    - 

380    -    - 

lioeoln  . 

Lincoln 

SkelUngthorpe  - 

V. 

Skellhigthorpe 

-    ditto 

Skellingthorpe 

Lincoln 

400    -    - 

Waclfcefter      - 

Hants   - 

Andorer  - 

c. 

Smannel-with-Hatherden 

-    ditto 

Smannel 

Southampton 

130    -    - 

liicoln  . 

Lincoln - 

Springthorpe     - 

R. 

Springthorpe  ... 

-    ditto 

Springthorpe - 

Lincoln 

160    -    - 

Twk      . 

York     - 

Fishlake  - 

c. 

Sykebouse      ... 

-    ditto 

Sykehouse     - 

York 

614  16    1 

BiUiaiidWdls 

Somerset 

Tickenham 

V. 

Tickenham     .        •        - 

-    ditto 

Tickenham    - 

Somerset   - 

16    -    - 

Oiforf   . 

Bucks  -        - 

High  Wycombe - 

c. 

Tyler's  Green,  St  Margaret 

-    ditto 

Tyler's  Green 

Bucks 

100 

IMm- 

Durham 

Washington 

c. 

Dsworth,  Trinity-in 

-    ditto 

Usworth 

Durham     - 

413    -    - 

Vgreerter 

Warwick       - 

Warwick  - 

c. 

Warwick,  All  Saints,  Ems- 
cote. 
Wyroondley,  Parva 

-    ditto 

Emscote 

Warwick    - 

72  10    - 

Baebetter 

Hertford       * 

Little  Wymond- 

c. 

-    ditto 

Little       Wy- 

Hertford    - 

100    -    - 

ley. 

mondley. 

CWiaie  . 

Cumberland  - 

Crosthwaite      - 

c. 

Wythbum       .        -        - 

-    ditto 

Wythbum     - 

Cumberland 

100    -    - 

1 

16,406    3  11 

(a)  See  Statement  No.  33,  together  500  /.  (b)  See  Statement  No.  30,  together  300 1 

(e)  See  Statement  No.  33,  together  380  2.  17  «.  4d. 


206. 


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RETURN    RELATING   TO   QUEEN   ANNE  8   BOUNTT. 


—  No.  30.  — 
Sums  Paid  for  the  Erection  of  Residence  Houses  out  of  Endowment  Trust  Money,  £.  195. 11. 8. 


Diocese. 

Oonnty. 

Parish. 

LiTing. 

Particnlars  of 
Payment 

Parish  in 

which 

Property  is 

situate. 

County. 

Amoimt. 

Oxford    "       - 

Blpon     -       - 
Whichetter     - 

Backs  -       - 

York     -        - 
Sorrey  - 

Hedsor     - 

Almondbnry 
Ash-       -       - 

R. 

C. 
C. 

Hedsor  .        -       -       . 

linthwaite,  Christ  Chorch 
York  Town,  St.  Michael  . 

On  acoonnt  of  resi- 
dence honse. 
-    ditto 

.    ditto 

Hedsor - 

Linthwaite    - 
York  Town   - 

Bucks 

Yoik 

Sorrey      • 

£. 

£.  *  d. 
(a)57  U  6 

131   5  - 

195  11   8 

(a)  See  Statement  No.  29,  together  300 1. 

—  No.  31.  — 
Sums  Paid  for  the  Erection  of  Residence  Houses  out  of  Bounty  Lands  Money,  £.  410. 18.  6. 


Dfocese. 

Coonty. 

Parish. 

Living. 

Particulars  of 
Payment. 

Parish  hi 

which 

Property  is 

sitoate. 

County. 

imODBt. 

St.  David's      - 
Norwich.        - 
Lincoln  -       • 

Pembroke     - 
Suffolk-       - 
Notts    -       - 

Henry's  Moat  - 
Great  Redisham 
Sooth  Scarle     - 

R. 

V.orC. 

V. 

Henry's  Moat      - 
Redisham,  Great 
Scarle,  South 

- 

On  account  of  resi- 
dence house. 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

Henry's  Moat 

Great    Redis. 

ham. 
South  Scarle  - 

Pembroke  - 
Soffolk       . 
Notts 

£. 

£.  t.  d, 
50   -   - 

(a)107   9  i 

253   9  4 

(o)  See  Statement  No.  83, 

410  18  6 

together  160 1. 

—  No.  32.  — 
Suics  Paid  for  the  Erection  of  Residence  Houses  out  of  Produce  of  Sales  of  Residence  Houses,  £.  2,602. 4. 8. 


^ 

County. 

Parish. 

Dving. 

Particulars  of 
Payment 

Parish  in     ' 

which 

Property  in 

situate. 

County. 

AmoaL 

Chester  -       - 
London  - 
Winchester     - 

Chester 
Middlesex     - 
Surrey  - 

Bowdon    - 
West  Hackney  - 
Stoke       -       - 

V. 
R. 
R. 

Bowdon  -       -        -        - 
Hackney,  West      - 
Stoke^ext-Guildfbrd       - 

On  account  of  resi- 
dence bouse. 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

Bowdon 

West     Hack. 

ney. 
Stoke    .       - 

Chester     - 
Middlesex  - 
Surrey 

£.    1.  i 
8,008   6  i 

190  -  - 

406  19  4 

2,002   4   8 

—  No.  33.  — 
ScM8  Paid  for  ihe  Erection  of  Besidence  Houses  out  of  Free  Gifts  Sum,  £194.  3.  4. 


Diocese. 


Rfpon     - 

Glo'ftter      and 

Bristol. 
Norwich  - 

Carlisle  - 


County. 


York  - 
WilU  - 
Suffolk  - 
Cumberland  < 


Parish. 


Aysgarth  - 
Hampton  Meysey 
Great  Redisham 
Crosthwaite      - 


Liying. 


C. 

C. 

IV.orC 

a 


Hardrow-witb-Lunds   - 
Marston  Meysey  - 
Redisham,  Great  - 
Wythbum  - 


Particulars  of 
Payment. 


On  account  of  resi- 

dence  house. 
.    ditto 

-  ditto    .    - 

-  ditto 


Parish  hi 

wliich 

Property  is 

situate. 


Hardrow 

Marston  Mey- 
sey. 

Great  Redis- 
ham. 

Crosthwaite  - 


County. 


York 
Wilts 
Sufiblk 
Cumberiand 


(a)  See  Sutement  No.  SO,  together  500 1  (b)  See  Statement  No.  29,  together  880  L  17  «.  4  <i. 

(c)  See  Statement  No.  91,  together  150  L 


Amount. 


£.    i.   d. 

(a)50    -   - 

(5)   1  12    6 

(c)42  10  10 

100    -   - 


194    d    4 


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17 


—  No.  34.  — 
Loans  on  Mortgage  to  Build,  &c.  Glebe  Houses,  £.43,064. 


Peterborough 

Ctnterbiiry 

Lbeoln       -  -  - 

Exeter        .  -  . 

Sonrich      .  -  - 

fioebetter    -  -  - 

Nonrick      .  -  - 

Ditto       .  -  . 
Winchester 

WoieetteT   -  -  - 
micfaester 

Oxford         -  -  - 
Winehetter 

Gkmcester  and  Bristol 

Norwich      •  -  - 

Gloucester  and  Bristol 
Peterborough 

Oxford        .  -  . 
Winchester 

Ely      -       .  -  . 
Manchester 
Winchester 

HindafF      .  -  - 

SaHsbnry     -  -  - 

Lincoln        -  -  - 

Sl  Darid's  -  -  - 

Hereford     -  -  - 

York  -        -  •  - 

Rochester    -  -  - 

Norwich      -  -  • 
Oxford 

Lincoln        -  .  - 

mni^ftff      •  .  - 

Lincoln        •  •  . 

Carlisle        .  .  - 

York    .       -  •  . 
Peterfooroagh 

Lineoln        .  .  . 
Winchester 
Peterboroogh 
Gloucester  and  Bristol 

Worcester    -  -  - 

lineoln        .  -  - 

liehfiald      -  •  - 

Bnrham       .  .  - 
Peterborough 

York    -        -  .  - 
Canterbury 

Lincoln         -  -  - 

Ywk    -        -  -  - 
Peterborough 

lineoln        .  •  . 

Yorit    .        .  -  - 
Canterbury 

Norwich       -  -  - 

Lincoln         -  -  - 

Salisbury     -  -  - 

Ripon  -        -  -  - 

LcMMlon         .  •  - 

Exeter          .  .  - 
Winchester 

Herefonl      -  -  - 
Lichfield      - 

Ltn<»oln        •  .  • 

St.  David's  -  -  . 
Gloucester  and  Bristol 

SaliBbuiy     •  .  « 

Oxford         .  •  . 

Norwich       •  •  • 

Ditto        .  -  . 


Northampton  - 
Kent      - 
Lincoln  • 
Devon    - 
Norfolk  .       . 

Essex      - 

Norfolk  -       • 
Suffolk  -       . 
Surrejr    - 
Warwick 
Surrey    - 
Bucks     - 
Hanto      - 
Gloucester 
Suffolk    -       - 
Wilts      . 
Leicester 
Oxford    - 
Surrey    - 
Suffolk   -        . 
Lancaster 
Surrey    - 
Olamomn     - 
Bedford 
Wilts      - 
Nottingham     • 
Pembroke 
Salop  '    - 
York       . 
Kent 

Norfolk  . 
Berks      - 
Lincoln  - 
Monmouth 
Lincoln   - 
Cumberland 
York        - 
Northampton 
Lincoln   • 
Hants      • 
Northampton 
Gloucester 
Warwick 
Nottingham 
Salop 
Durham 
Leicester 
York       - 
Kent 

Nottingham 
York        - 
Northampton 
Lincoln    • 
York       - 
Kent 
Norfolk  - 
Lincoln  - 
Dorset    - 
York       - 
Middlesex 
Cornwall 
Surrey    - 
Hereford 
Salop 

Nottingham  - 
Pembroke 
Wilte  - 
Dorset  - 
Bucks  - 
Norfolk  . 
ditto    - 


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Alkham 

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East  Barkwith 

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Barnstaple    - 

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Beeston 

- 

- 

R. 

Belchamp 

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V. 

Bintree 

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R. 

Bradwell       - 

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R. 

Bramley 

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C. 

Brailes  - 

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V. 

Lambeth 

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c. 

Chalfont 

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c. 

Chilcomb 

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R. 

Coalpit  Heath 

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C. 

Cretingham  - 

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. 

V. 

Cricklade      . 

- 

. 

V. 

Croxton  Kerrial 

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« 

V. 

Dunstew 

• 

« 

V. 

£?ham 
Elmswell 

« 

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V. 

- 

- 

TL 

Bury     - 

. 

• 

C. 

Camberwell  - 

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• 

C. 

Gelligaer 

- 

- 

R. 

Goldmgton   - 

- 

- 

V. 

Ham      - 

. 

• 

R. 

Harworth 

• 

. 

V. 

Henry's  Moat 

- 

- 

R. 

Holgnte 

- 

- 

R. 

f  jr  : 

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R. 
R. 

Kirstead 

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. 

R. 

Lamborn 

• 

• 

V. 

Lissin^on     - 

- 

- 

V. 

Llangibby 

- 

. 

R. 

Metheringham 

- 

• 

V. 

Millom  - 

- 

_ 

V. 

Nafferton       - 

. 

« 

V. 

Newborough  - 

• 

. 

C. 

Newton-on-Trent  - 

• 

V. 

Southampton 

- 

• 

c. 

Northborough 

- 

. 

R, 

Northleach    - 

. 

« 

V. 

llatley  -        - 

- 

. 

V. 

Retford 

- 

. 

R. 

Ruyton 

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. 

V. 

Haughton-le-Skeme 

. 

c. 

Saddington    - 

. 

. 

R. 

Ki  ngston-upon-Hull 

. 

C. 

Sheldwick     - 

. 

. 

V. 

Shelton-in-the-Vale 

. 

R. 

Sheriff  Hutton 

. 

« 

V. 

Sibbertoft      - 

. 

• 

V. 

Skellingthorpe 
Skipwitk       - 

- 

- 

V. 
V. 

Adisham 

• 

. 

c. 

Swanton  Abbots 

- 

• 

R. 

Theddlethorpe 

• 

. 

R. 

Thorneford   - 

• 

. 

R. 

Thornton-in-Crayen 

• 

R. 

Bethnal  Green 

- 

• 

C. 

Treneglos 

- 

- 

V. 

Lambeth 

- 

. 

C. 

Uilingwick    - 

- 

. 

R. 

Upton  Magna 
Walesby 

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R. 
R. 

Walwyn  Castle 

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. 

R. 

Wanborough 

- 

- 

V. 

Warmweli     - 

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. 

R. 

Winslow 

. 

. 

V. 

Woodbastwick 

• 

. 

V. 

Yarmouth,  Great 

- 

• 

C. 

Aldwinckle,  St.  Peter  -  -  .  - 
Alkham  .        .        .        .        • 

Barkwith,  East       .       •       •       . 
Barnstaple     •        .       .        .       • 
Beeston,  St.  Andrew,  also  St.  Lau- 
rence, &c. 
Belchamp,  St.  Paul         .        -       . 
Bintree  -••••». 
Bradwell        -       -       .        .       - 
Bramley         -      .  . 
Brailes  -..•.. 
Brixton,  North,  Christ  Church 
Chalfont,  St.  Peter         -       -       . 
Chilcomb        -        -        -        -        . 
Coalpit  Heath,  St.  Saviour     - 
Cretingham    -        -        -       -        - 
Cricklade,  St.  Sampson  •       .       • 
Croxton  Kerrial     .        -        -       . 
Dunstew         -        -        -        •       - 
E^ham  ------ 

Eims^ell        .       •        .        .        . 

Elton 

Emmanuel  Church         .        .        . 

Gelligaer        -        -        -        -        . 

Goldington     •        -        -        .        . 

Ham       --..-. 

Harworth       -        -        -        -        - 

Henry's  Moat         -        .        -        , 

Holgate  .        .        .        .        « 

Euggate         •       •       •        -        . 

Ifield 

Kirstead         -       -        -        •        . 

Lamborn        -       -       •       .       . 

Lissington      -        .        -        •        . 

Llangibby       -        -       -        •        . 

Metheringham       .       .       -       . 

Millom   ---••. 

Nafferton        -        -        -        .        . 

Newborough  -        -        -       -       . 

Newton-on-Trent  -        -       -       - 

Northam         -        •       •        .        . 

Northborough         -        •        -       , 

Northleach     •        •        .       .       . 

Ratley   --.--. 

Retford,  West         .        -        .        - 

Ruyton  ------ 

Sadberge        -        -        -       -       . 

Saddington     -       •       -        .       . 

Sculcoates,  St.  Paul 

Sheldwick       -  .        .       . 

Sbelton-in-the-Vale        .       .       . 

Sheriff  Hutton  •        -        . 

Sibbertoft       -        -        -        -        . 

Skellingthorpe        .       -       •       • 

Skipwitn        -        -        .        -       - 

Staple 

Swanton  Abbots     -       .       •       . 
Theddlethorpe,  St.  Helen 
Thorneford     .        -        -        -       . 
Thorn  top-in-Craven       -       -       . 
St.  Thomas     -       -       -       -       - 
Treneglos,  or  Treveglos 
Tulse-hill,  Holy  Trinity 
Uilingwick    -       -       -       -       - 
Upton  Magna         -        -       .        - 

Walesby 

Walwyn  Castle  -  -  -  • 
Wanborough  .        -        •        . 

Warmweli  -  -  -  -  - 
Winslow  -  .  -  -  - 
Wood  bust  wick  .  -  .  • 
Yarmouth,  Great  -  •    • 

£. 


£.      s.    d. 

800    -    - 
1,203    -    - 


450  - 
290  - 
650    - 

1,140  - 
610    - 

1,096  - 
250  - 
850    - 

1,500  - 
900  - 
150  - 
160  - 
800  - 
600  - 
700  - 
700  - 
400    - 

1,300  - 
200  - 
500  - 
200  - 
500  - 
900    - 

1,200  - 
850  - 
700    - 

1,200  - 
350  - 
370  - 
300  - 
365  - 
900  - 
200  - 
400  - 
445  - 
720  - 
646  - 
800  - 
330  - 
450  « 
250  ^ 

1,000  - 
450  - 
870  - 
800  - 
200  - 
195  - 
800  - 
500  .. 

1,000  - 
700  - 
800  - 

1,800  - 
870  - 
800  - 
450  - 
500  - 
350  - 
200  - 
850  - 
600  - 

1,000  - 
800  - 
400  - 
500  - 
600  - 
580  - 
325  -. 
400  - 


48,064  -  - 


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—  No.  36.  — 

Salaries  to— (1.)  Secretary;  (2.)  Treasurer ;  (3.)  Auditor;  and  (4.)  Numbep  of 
Clerks^  Messengers^  and  others,  £•  4,983.  10.  10. 


To  the  Secretary  (appointed  by  the  Crown  in  1822)  and  Treasurer  (appointed 
by  same  authority  in  1881)  on  Consolidation  of  those  Offiees  in  1831  by 
Rule  under  Royal  Sign  Manual,  bearing  date  25th  March  1831 

To  the  Treasurer  (appointed  by  Act  1  Vict.  c.  20),  Receiver  of  the  First 
Fruits  and  Revenues  of  Tenths  by  Rule  under  Royal  Sign  Manual,  bearing 
date  8th  March  1889 


To  the  Auditor 


Secretary's  Office — ^Two  Clerks :  £.     s.    d. 

To  the  Senior  Clerk,  who  in  1864  had  been  in  the  OfBce  42  years     550    -    * 
To  the  Junior  Clerk,  who  had  then  been  in  the  Office  21  years     -    240  12     6 


Treasurer's  Office — Six  Clerks  : 

To  the  Cashier  and  Accountant,  who  had   in  1864  been  in  the 
Office  54  years 600 


To  the  Assistant  Cashier  and  Accountant,  who  had  then  been  in 

the  Office  24  years 400     -    - 

To  the  Four  Clerks  and  Book-keepers,  who  had  then  been  in  the 

Office  for  various  periods  from  22  years  ....     892  18     4 


First  Fruits  and  Tenths  Office — ^Two  Clerks  : 
To  the  Senior  Clerk   ........  800    -    - 

To  the  Junior  Clerk 150    -- 


To  the  Office  Clerk 
To  the  Messenger 
To  the  Housekeeper 


£.  s.  d. 

1,000  -  - 

350  -  - 

250  -  - 


790  12    6 


1,892  18     4 


450  -  - 

100  -  - 

100  -  - 

50  -  - 


4,983  10  10 


—  No.  36.  — 

Annuities  to  Retired  Officers  of  the  late  Offices  of  First  Fruits  and  Tenths,  per 
Treasury  Warrant  of  the  12th  day  of  July  1839,  and  Number  surviving  on  the 
16th  day  of  March  1866,  £  362.  10. 


Annuities  to  Retired  Officers  by  Act  1  Vict.  c.  20. 


To  the  Retired  Receiver  of  First  Fruits  (Mr.  Arbathnot»  who  died  ou  28th  July 
1865)    

To  the  Retired  Senior  Clerk  of  First  Fruits  (now  the  ooly  Annuitant)     - 


£.     s.    d. 

120  15  - 
241  15  - 


862  10  - 


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—  No.  37.  — 

(1.)  House  Bent,  Repairs  and  Taxes ;  (2.)  Statloneiy^  Stamps^  Postage^  Printings 
and  o&er  Disbazsezii^nts^  £.  1^264.  4.  5. 

£.     i.    dL 

448     2     7 


House  Rent,  Repairs,  and  Taxes 
Stationery  and  Axsooont  Books    - 
Stamps  for  BUls,  Receipts  and  Postage 


Pxintinffy  lOAlnding  poblioation  of  Sopplement  to  Hodgson's  Aecount  of  Queen 
Anne  s  Bounty       -- 


Aikwanoe  for  Coals  and  Candles 
Inmrnengeryy  Lamps,  and  other  Disbursements 


£. 


187  14  4 

192    -  6 

204  10  4 

80     -  - 

161    16  9 


1,264     4     6 


—  No.  38.  — 

Payment  to  Dean  and  Chapteb  of  St.  Paul's,  London^  pursuant  to  Decree  of 
Exchequer,  II  Elizabeth,  £.15.  16.  1. 


Rettimed  1^  the  Exehequer  by  the  hand  of  the  Vice  Collector  of  the  Tenths  of  the  Diocese  of 
London*     For  the  Tenths  oreroharged  in  the  Book  of  Rates,  yiz. ; — 

£.    9*    d. 
Upon  the  Dean  and  Chapter  ...•-•-  946 

-  2     4 
6     -     - 

-  9     4 


Upon  the  Dean     - 
Upon  the  80  Prebendaries 
Upon  the  Penetentiary  • 


15  16     1 


Ordered  to  be  thus  allowed  by  Decree  in  the  Exchequer,  11th  of  EKsabetb,  at  Christmas* 


206. 


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—  No.  40.  — 

RULES  AND  REGULATIONS  UNDER  WHICH  GRANTS  ARE  MADE, 
AND  LOANS  ADVANCED  AND  REPAID. 


FIRST,— AS  TO  GRANTS. 

Royal  Sign  Manual,  5th  George  4th  (22  Marcsh  1824). 

George  the  Fourth,  by  the  gnice  of  God,   of  the  United  Kingdom  of  Great 
Britain  and  Ireland,  King^  Defender  of  the  Faith,  &c 

To  all  to  whom  these  presents  shall  come  greeting ; — 

Whereas  the  governors  of  the  Bounty  of  Queen  Anne  for  the  augmentation  of  the 
maintenance  of  the  poor  clergy,  have  humbly  represented  unto  us  that  our  royal  prede- 
cessor Queen  Anne  did,  by  her  Letters  Patent,  bearing  date  the  5th  day  of  March,  m  the 
year  of  our  Lord  1713-14,  grant  a  new  charter  to  the  corporation  of  the  Governors  of  the 
bounty  of  Queen  Anne  for  the  auCTientation  of  the  maintenance  of  the  poor  clergy,  which 
charter  contained  such  rules  and  constitutions  for  the  better  government  ot  the  said 
corporation,  and  such  alterations  and  additions  as  our  said  royal  predecessor  Queen  Anne 
had  thought  fit  to  approve  by  her  Order  in  Council  of  the  Slst  day  of  January,  in  the 
said  year  of  our  Lord  1713-14  ;  that,  by  the  third  rule  given  and  established  by  the  said 
charter,  it  was  directed  that  the  said  governors  should  begin  with  augmenting  those  cures 
that  did  not  exceed  the  value  of  10/.  per  annum,  and  should  augment  no  other  till  those 
had  all  received  her  said  Majesty's  bounty  of  200/.,  except  in  the  cases  and  aecordins  to 
the  limitations  thereinafter  mentioned ;  and  by  the  twelfth  rule  it  was  provided,  that  mien 
all  the  said  cures  should  be  augmented,  the  said  governors  might  proceed  to  augment 
those  of  greater  value,  according  to  such  rules  as  should  thereafter  be  proposed  by  them^ 
and  be  approved  by  her  said  Majesty,  her  heirs  and  successors,  under  ner  (mt  tbeu*  gr^ 
seal,  that,  by  an  Act  of  Parliament  passed  in  the  first  year  of  the  reign  of  his  Majesty 
King  George  the  First,  it  was  enacted  that  all  such  rules  and  orders  as  should  from  time 
to  time  be  a^eed  upon,  prepared,  and  proposed  by  the  said  governors  to  his  said  Majesty^ 
his  heirs  and  successors,  and  bv  him  or  Uiem  approved,  under  his  or  their  sign  manual, 
should  be  as  good,  valid,  and  effectual  rules  and  orders  as  if  the  same  were  made  or  estar 
blisbed  under  the  Great  Seal ;  that,  in  the  twentieth  year  of  the  reign  of  his  Majesly 
King  George  the  Second,  the  said  third  rule  was,  by  his  said  Majesty's  royal  sign  manual, 
altered,  and  the  governors  were  empowered  to  augment  cures  that  did  not  exceed  20/. 
per  anniun,  under  the  like  rules,  orders,  and  directions  as  were  then  in  force,  and  ought 
to  be  observed  in  relation  to  cures  not  exceeding  10/.  per  annum;  and,  in  the  20th  year 
of  the  reign  of  our  late  royal  fitither  King  George  the  Third,  the  swd  third  rule  was,  by 
his  said  Majesty's  royal  sign  manual,  again  altered,  and  the  said  governors  were  empowered 
to  augment  cures  that  did  not  exceed  30  /.  per  annum,  under  3ie  like  rules,  orders,  and 
directions  as  were  then  in  force,  and  ought  to  be  observed  in  relation  to  cures  not  exceeding 
20/.  per  annimi ;  that,  in  the  50th  year  of  the  reign  of  his  said  late  Majesty  King  George 
the  Third,  the  said  third  rule  was,  by  his  said  Majesty's  royal  sign  manual  agsdn  altered, 
and  the  said  governors  were  thereby  directed,  as  soon  as  all  the  cures  not  exceeding  30/. 

Eer  annum,  which  were  fitly  qualified,  should  have  been  augmented,  to  proceed  to  augment 
y  lot  those  cures  that  did  not  exceed  50/*  per  annum,  ana  that  they  should  not  augment 
by  lot  any  of  greater  value  than  50/.  till  those  should  have  all  received  the  said  bounty, 
except  in  cases  therein  mentioned ;  that  the  said  governors  have  accordingly  augmented 
the  cures  which  were  fitly  qualified  and  which  did  not  exceed  30/.  per  annum,  and  have 
proceeded  to  augment  by  lot  part  of  those  cures  which  did  not  exceed  50/.  per  annum; 
that  the  governors  have  at  this  time  sufficient  funds  arising  from  the  royal  bounty  to 
augment  immediately  to  the  annual  value  of  50/.  all  cures  which  do  not  amount  to  that 
vsuue ;  and  in  order  that  they  (the  said  governors)  may  be  enabled  and  empowered  so  to 
augment  the  same,  and  also  that  they  may  afterwards  proceed  to  augment  by  lot  those  of 
greater  value  than  50/.  per  annum,  they  have  agreed  upon  and  prepared  the  following 
rule,  and  do  hereby  propose  that  the  same  may  be  approved  and  established  by  us,  under 
our  royal  sign  manual,  and  be  added  to  their  other  rules,  viz. — 

"  That  the  said  governors  shall  proceed  to  augment,  without  lot,  to  the  annual 
value  of  50/.,  all  tliH^se  cures  which  are  fitly  qualified  and  do  not  exceed  that  value; 
and  that  so  soon  as  all  the  said  cures  shall  have  been  so  auginented,  they  shall 
proceed  to  augment  by  lot  those  cures  which  are  fitly  qualified  and  do  not  exceed 
60/.  per  annum." 

And  the  said  governors  have  humbly  requested  that  the  said  proposed  rule  may  be 
added  to  the  rules  heretofore  given  and  established  by  our  royal  predecessors.  We  have 
thought  fit  to  approve  of  the  said  rule,  and  do  by  these  presents  aj^rove  and  establish  the 

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flame  aecoidiii^y  and  do  hereby  direet  tibiat  the  said  rule  be  added  to  ikt  other  roles 
formerly  given  and  eatablidied  by  our  late  royal  predeceerors. 

GWea  ai  our  Court  at  Carlton  House,  the  22d  day  <^  March  1^4,  in  tlie  5th  year  of 

our  reign. 

(By  his  Majesty's  command), 

Robert  Feel 


EoYAL  Sign  Manual,  6th  William  4th  (3d  March  1836). 

William  the  Fourth,  by  the  grace  of  God,  of  the  United  Kingdom  of  Great 
Britain  and  Ireland,  King,  Defender  of  the  Faith,  &c. 

To  all  to  whom  these  presents  shall  come  greeting ; — 

Whereas  the  governors  of  the  Bounty  of  Queen  Anne  for  the  augmentation  of  the 
maintenance  of  the  poor  clergy,  have  humbly  represented  unto  us  that  our  royal  prede- 
cessor Queen  Anne,  by  her  Letters  Patent,  bearing  date  the  15th  day  of  March  1713-14, 
granted  a  new  charter  to  the  corporation  of  the  governors  of  the  Bounty  of  Queen  Anne 
for  the  augmentation  of  the  maintenance  of  the  poor  clergy,  containing  such  rules  and 
constitutions  for  the  better  government  of  the  said  corporation,  and  such  alterations  and 
additions  as  our  said  royal  predecessor  Queen  Anne  had  thought  fit  to  approve  by  her 
Order  in  Couneil  therein  mentioned. 

That,  by  an  Act  of  Parliament  passed  in  the  first  year  of  the  reign  of  his  Majesty 
King  George  the  First,  cap.  10,  it  was  enacted  that  all  such  rules  and  orders  as  should 
from  time  to  time  be  agreed  upon,  prepared,  and  proposed  by  the  said  governors  to  his 
Majesty,  his  heirs  and  successors,  and  by  him  or  them  approved,  under  his  or  their  sign 
manual,  should  be  as  good,  valid,  and  enectual  rules  and  orders  as  if  the  same  were  made 
or  established  under  the  Great  Seal 

That  our  predecessors  have,  at  several  times,  by  instruments  under  the  royal  sign 
manual,  exercised  the  power  given  to  them  by  the  said  Act  of  Parliament  of  approving 
and  establishing  rules  and  orders  proposed  by  the  governors,  and  the  original  rules  and 
constitutions  have  been  thereby  alterea  and  varied,  and  certain  new  rules  and  orders  have 
been  established. 

That  the  said  governors  are  at  present,  under  and  by  virtue  of  the  said  original  rules 
and  constitutions  (altered  and  varied  as  before  mentioned),  and  such  new  rules  and  oirders 
as  aforesaid,  authorised  and  empowered  to  augment  livings  and  cures,  fitly  qualified  and 
not  exceeding  the  yearly  value  of  200/.  fixed  and  certain,  with  the  sum  of  200/.  out  of 
the  royal  bounty  fund,  where  any  person  or  persons  shall,  in  order  to  obtain  the  same, 
give  a  benefaction  of  200  i  or  a  greater  simi  m  money,  or  the  value  thereof  in  lands  or 
tithes,  or  a  clear  yearly  rent-charge  or  annuity  of  15  /.,  but  the  said  governors  are  directed 
to  augment,  without  lot,  to  the  annual  value  of  50/.,  all  those  livings  and  cures  which  are 
fitly  qualified  and  do  not  exceed  that  value,  and  so  soon  as  the  same  shaU  have  been  ao 
augmented,  to  augment  by  lot  those  which  do  not  exceed  60/.  per  annum,  and  the  said 
govemoTB  are  restricted  from  appropriating  in  any  year  more  than  one-third  of  the  monies 
that  may  be  at  their  disposal  to  the  augmentation  of  livings  and  cures  exceeding  the 
yearly  value  of  60/, 

That  it  has  been  found  by  the  ffovemors  in  practice  that  the  more  advantageous  mode 
of  disposing  of  the  greater  part  of  the  royal  bounty  fund  is  in  meeting  benefactions ;  and 
they  are  therefore  desirous  to  obtain  authority  to  appropriate  the  whole  or  any  part  of 
the  disposable  monies  of  that  fund  which  may  be  in  their  hands  in  each  year  in  that 
manner,  if  they  shall  think  fit,  but  nevertheless  without  being  restricted  from  augmenting 
at  their  pleasure,  with  part  of  the  said  monies,  such  livings  and  cures  without  lot  as  do 
not  exceed  50/.  per  annum,  and  by  lot  those  which  do  not  exceed  60  i  per  annum, 
according  to  the  rules  and  constitutions  now  in  force. 

That  in  order  to  obtain  such  authority  from  us,  the  said  governors  have  agreed  upon 
and  prepared  the  following  rule,  and  do  hereby  propose  that  the  same  may  be  approved 
and  established  by  us,  under  our  royal  sign  manuid,  and  be  added  to  their  other  rules,  viz. — 

"  That  the  said  governors  may  appropriate,  if  they  shall  think  fit,  the  whole  or 
any  part  of  the  moneys  of  which  they  may  have  the  disposal  in  each  year,  in  respect 
of  the  royal  boimty  fund,  in  grants  of  200/.  to  livings  and  cures  not  exceeding  the 
improved  vearly  value  of  200/.  fixed  and  certain,  where  any  person  or  persons,  in 
order  to  obtain  the  bounty,  will  give  a  benefaction  of  200/.  or  a  greater  sum  in 
money,  or  the  value  thereof  in  lands  or  tithes,  or  a  clear  yearly  rent-charge  or 
annuity  of  15  L;  but  nevertheless  that  the  said  governors  shall  not  be  restricted 
from  the  exercise  of  the  power  which  they  now  have  of  augmenting  without  lot 
any  such  livings  and  cures,  being  fitly  qualified,  as  do  not  exceed  507.  per  annum, 
and  by  lot  any  such  livings  and  cures  as  do  not  exceed  60/.  per  annum,  il  the  said 
governors  shall  in  any  cases  think  fit  so  to  augment  the  said  livings  and  cures 
respectively." 
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And  the  said  governors  do  humbljr  request  that  the  said  proposed  rule  may  be  added  to 
the  rules  heretoiore  given  and  established  by  our  royal  preaecessors. 

We  have  thought  fit  to  approve  of  the  said  rule,  and  do  by  these  presents  approve  and 
establish  the  same  accordingly,  and  do  hereby  direct  that  the  said  rule  be  added  to  the 
other  rulps  formerly  given  and  established  by  our  late  royal  predecessor  Queen  Anne,  by 
her  Letters  Patent^  granted  as  above-mentioned  to  the  governors  of  the  said  bounty  for  the 
augmentation  of  the  maintenance  of  the  poor  clergy. 

Given  at  our  Court  at  St  James's,  the  3d  day  of  March  1836,  in  the  6th  ye«wr  of  our 
reign. 

(By  his  Majesty's  command), 

J.  RiisselL 


BoTAL  Sign  Manual,  8th  Victoria  (14th  March  1845). 

Victoria,  by  the  Grace  of  God,  of  the  United  Kingdom  of  Great  Britain  and 
Ireland,  Queen,  Defender  of  the  Faith. 

To  all  to  whom  these  presents  shall  come  greeting ; — 

Whereas  the  governors  of  the  Bounty  of  Queen  Anne  for  the  augmentation  of  the 
maintenance  of  the  poor  clergy  have  humbly  represented  unto  us  that  the  governors  are, 
by  their  rules,  enabled  to  meet  benefactions  with  grants  out  of  the  money  which  may  in 
each  year  be  at  their  disposal,  and  to  appropriate  such  bene&ctions  ana  grants  to  the 
augmentation  of  the  particular  cures  for  the  use  of  which  such  benefactions  may  be  given. 

That,  by  the  sixth  rule,  contained  in  tiie  Letters  Patent  granted  by  her  Majesty  Queen 
Anne,  on  tiie  5th  day  of  March,  in  tiie  12th  year  of  her  reign,  it  is  prescribed, — 

"  That  if  several  benefactors  offer  themselves,  the  governors  shall  first  comply 
with  those  that  offer  most." 

And  by  the  seventh  rule  therein  it  is  prescribed, — 

"  That  where  the  sums  offered  by  other  benefactors  are  equal,  the  governors 
shall  always  prefer  the  poorer  livings." 

And  by  the  eighth  rule  it  is  prescribed, — 

*^  That  where  the  cures  to  be  augmented  are  of  equal  value,  and  the  bene&ctions 
offered  by  others  are  equal,  tiiere  they  shall  be  preferred  that  first  offer." 

That  the  governors  have  found  it  inconvenient  ^i  practice  to  be  limited  in  their  grants 
to  meet  benefactions  by  the  several  rules  before  recited,  and  they  consider  it  would  conduce 
to  the  more  perfect  administration  of  the  trust  reposed  in  them  if  the  same  were  severally 
repealed.    And  they  therefore  propose, — 

*'  That  the  sixth,  seventii,  and  eightii  rules,  contained  in  tiie  said  Letters  Pateat 
of  the  5th  day  of  March,  12th  Queen  Anne,  may  be  repealed." 

And  the  governors  had  agreed  upon  and  prepared  the  following  rule,  and  do  hereby 
propose  that  tiie  same  may  be  approved  and  established  by  us,  under  our  royal  sign  manual, 
and  be  added  to  their  other  rules ;  viz. — 

**  That  the  said  governors  may  make  grants  out  of  the  monies  which  in  each  year 
may  be  at  their  disposal,  whether  belonging  to  the  Royal  Bounty  Fund  or  ^e 
Parliamentary  Grants  Fund,  to  meet  benefactions  by  others  for  the  augmentation 
of  cures  qualified  by  their  rules  to  receive  the  same,  and  that  the  said  govemora 
may,  in  their  grants  to  meet  benefactions,  prefer  such  cures  so  qualified  as  aforesaid, 
out  of  all  those  for  which  in  any  year  benefactions  shall  be  offered,  as  shall  in  their 
judgment  appear  best  entitied  to  be  so  augmented." 

And  the  said  governors  do  humbly  pray  us  tiiat  the  sixth,  seventh,  and  eighth  rules  in 
the  said  Letters  l^atent  of  the  5th  day  of  March,  12th  Queen  Anne,  severally  hereinbefore 
set  forth,  may  be  made  void,  and  that  the  rule  hereby  proposed  may  be  approved,  con- 
firmed, and  established  by  us,  and  added  to  the  existing  rules  granted  by  us  and  our  royal 
Sredecessors  to  the  said  governors.  We  have  thought  fit  to  approve  of  the  said  rule,  and 
o  by  tiiese  presents  approve  and  establish  the  same  accordinglv,  and  do  hereby  (Hrect 
that  the  said  rule  be  added  to  tiie  other  rules  formerly  given  and  established  by  our  late 
royal  predecessor  Queen  Anne,  by  her  Letters  Patent,  granted  as  above-mentioned  to  the 
governors  of  the  said  boimty  for  the  augmentation  of  tiie  maintenance  of  the  poor  clergy. 

Given  at  our  Court  at  St.  James's,  the  14th  day  of  March  1845,  in  the  8th  year  of  our 
reign* 

(By  Her  Majesty's  command), 

J.  JR.  G.  Graham. 


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Royal  Sign  Manual,  19th  Victoria  (14th  February  1856). 

Victoria,  bv  the  Grace  of  God,  of  the  United  Kingdom  of  Great  Britain  and 
Ireland,  Queen,  Defender  of  the  Faith. 

To  all  to  whom  these  presents  shall  come  greeting ; — 

Whereas  the  governors  of  the  Bounty  of  Queen  Anne  for  the  augmentation  of  the 
maintenance  of  the  poor  clergy  have  hambly  represented  unto  us  that,  by  Letters  Patent 
bearing  date  liie  5th  day  of  March,  in  the  12th  year  of  the  reign  of  her  late  Majesty 
Queen  Anne,  certain  rules  were  established  for  carrying  on  the  trusts  reposed  in  the  said 
governors,  amongst  which  are  the  following ;  viz. — 

^'  That  the  stated  sum  to  be  allowed  to  each  cure  which  diaU  be  augmented,  be 
200/.,  to  be  invested  in  a  purchase,  at  the  expense  of  the  corporation. 

"  That  in  order  to  encouraffe  benefactions  from  others,  and  thereby  the  sooner 
to  complete  the  good  that  was  mtended  by  our  Bounty,  the  governors  may  give  the 
said  sum  of  200/.  to  cures  not  exceeding  35/.  per  annum,  where  any  persons  will 
give  the  same  or  greater  sum  in  land  or  tithes. 

That,  by  an  instrument  in  writinj^,  under  the  roval  sign  manual,  bearing  date  the  23d 
day  oif  February,  in  the  first  year  of  our  reign,  the  following  rule  was  estabbshed;  viz. — 

**  That  henceforth  it  shall  be  lawful  for  the  governors,  at  their  discretion,  and  if 
they  shall  think  it  expedient,  but  not  otherwise,  to  give  in  any  one  year  to  the 
same  cure  one  or  more  than  one  sum,  but  not  exceeding  three  sums  of  200/.  each, 
out  of  the  Boyal  Bounty  fund  or  tiie  Parliamentary  fund,  if  such  cure  be  fitiy 
qualified,  and  do  not  exceed  the  improved  yearly  value  of  200  i,  in  every  or  any 
case  where  any  person  or  persons,  in  order  to  obtain  the  same,  will,  in  respect  of 
each  such  sum  of  200/.  as  aforesaid," give  to  the  said  cure  a  benefaction  of  200/.  or  a 
greater  sum  in  money,  or  of  lands  or  tithes  of  the  value  or  a  greater  value  than 
200/.,  or  of  a  rent-charge  or  stipend  of  or  exceeding  the  sum  of  1521  per  annum, 
and  whether  each  such  benefaction  shall  consist  partly  of  money,  partly  of  land, 
and  partly  of  a  yearly  rent-charge  or  stipend,  or  of  any  two  of  the  said  several 
kinds  of  benefaction,  but  so  nevertheless  that  each  such  mixed  benefiM^tion  be  not 
in  the  whole  less  in  value  or  amount  than  the  sum  of  200/.;  and  that  for  the 
purpose  of  ascertaining  and  fixing  the  total  value  of  each  such  fixed  benefaction,  it 
shall  be  considered  and  computed  that  an  annual  rent-charge  or  stipend  of  15/.  is 
equal  to  a  smn  of  20021  in  money,  and  to  land  and  tithes,  or  any  or  either  of  them, 
of  the  value  altogether  or  separately,  as  the  case  may  be,  of  200/.,  and  so  in  pro- 
portion for  any  less  sum  than  1^  /.  of  annual  rent-charge  or  stipend. '^ 

That  the  application  to  the  governors  for  grants  to  meet  benefactions  chiefiy  for  the 
purpose  of  providing  parsonage-houses  for  the  residence  of  incumbents  of  poor  livings, 
have  of  late  oecome  so  numerous,  that  the  governors  have  not  had  sufficient  funds  at  their 
diBDOsal  to  meet  the  greater  niunber  of  such  applications  with  a  grant  in  each  case  of  200  /. ; 
and  the  governors  consider  that  if  they  were  empowered  to  grant  at  their  discretion  a  less 
sum  than  200/.  to  meet  benefactions  for  the  purpose  of  providing  residence-houses,  they 
would  in  consequence  have  the  means  of  meeting  a  much  greater  number  of  applications 
from  benefactors  for  grants  for  that  most  beneficial  purpose. 

And  the  said  governors  have  agreed  upon  a  rule,  and  do  humbly  solicit  the  same  may 
be  approved  and  established  by  us,  under  our  royal  sign  manual,  and  be  added  to  their 
other  rules ;  viz. — 

^^  That  grants  hereafter  to  be  made  by  the  governors  to  cures  to  meet  benefac- 
tions, according  to  their  rules,  may,  at  the  discretion  of  the  governors,  be  of  a  less 
sum  than  200/.  in  cases  in  which  the  declared  object  of  benefactors  is  to  provide  a 
house  for  the  residence  of  the  incumbent,  such  grants,  however,  to  be  in  no  case 
less  than  100/." 

And  do  hmnbly  request  that  this  rule  may  be  added  to  the  other  rules  formerly  given  and 
established  by  our  royal  predecessor  Queen  Anne,  by  her  Letters  Patent  granted  to  the 
said  governors  of  the  Bounty  of  Queen  Anne  for  the  augmentation  of  the  maintenance  of 
the  poor  clergy. 

We  have  thought  fit  to  approve  of  the  said  rule,  and  do  by  these  presents  approve  and 
establish  the  same  accordingly,  and  do  hereby  direct  that  the  said  rule  be  added  to  the 
other  rules  granted  by  us  and  our  royal  predecessors  to  the  said  governors. 

Given  at  our  Court  at  St  James's,  the  4th  day  of  February  1856,  in  the  19th  year  of 
our  reign. 

(By  Her  Majesty's  command), 

G.  Grey, 


It  has  been  the  practice  of  the  governors  of  late  years  to  object  to  make  grants  to  meet 
benefactions  to  benefices  under  45  /•  per  annum,  but  exceptions  have  occasionally  been 
made. 

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SECONDLY,— AS  TO  LOANS. 
(1).  To  Bishops.    (2).  To  Deans  and  Canons.    (3).  To  Incumbents  of  Benefices. 


(1>  To  BiBHOPS—These  are  authmaed  by  Acts  6  &  7  WHL  4,  c.  17,  and  6  &  6 

Vict  c.  26. 

Also,  by  spedal  Act  of  Parliament,  loans  were  made  by  the  governors  for  rebuilding, 
&c.,  Lambem  Palace,  and  the  country  residence,  at  Addington,  of  the  Archbishop  of 
Canterbury ;  the  sum  of  10,126/1,  payable,  with  4  per  cent,  interest,  by  the  Ecclesiastical 
Commissioners,  remains  due. 

(2).  To  Deans  and  Canons,  by  Act  3  &  4  Vict  c  113. 

By  special  Act  of  Parliament,  a  loan  was  made  by  the  goyemors  to  the  Dean  and 
Chapter  of  Canterbury  for  restoring  part  of  their  cathedral;  me  sum  of  6,000/.,  payable, 
with  4  per  cent  interest,  by  the  Ecclesiastical  Commissioners,  remains  due. 

(3).  To  Incumbents  of  Benefices,  by  Acts  17  Geo.  3,  c.  53, 1  &  2  Vict,  c  23, 
1  &  2  Vict  c  106,  and  28  &  29  Vict  c.  69. 

By  the  Act  17  Greo.  3,  c  53,  incumbents  are  restricted  £rom  borrowing  where  the 
estimated  cost  is  less  than  one  year's  net  income ;  but  by  the  Act  28  &  29  Vict  c  69, 
they  are  allowed  to  borrow  for  the  purposes  of  the  former  Acts,  and  also  of  that  Act,  any 
sum  not  less  than  100/. 

In  all  cases  the  goyemors  ascertain  that  the  income  of  the  preferment  is  sufficient  to 
secure  the  repayment  of  principal  and  interest;  loans  on  mortgage  are  repayable  in 
31  years,  by  30  eaual  yearly  instalments,  commencing  from  the  end  of  the  first  year  of 
the  mortgage;  in  the  first  year,  only  interest  is  payable.  The  rate  of  interest,  where  the 
income  of  the  preferment  exceeds  350 /L,  is  4/.  per  cent  per  annum;  where  it  is  less, 
3/.  10«.  per  cent  per  annum. 

As  to  Benevioes  only. 

The  following  is  the  scale,  limiting  the  amoant  of  Loans,  adopted  by  the  GoTenora : 

Amount  of  Income.  Limit  of  Loan* 

1.  Where  the  net  yearly  income  does  not  exceed  £.  800    •    Not  more  than  8  years  net  income. 

2.  Where  it  amounts  to  £.  800  and  is  onder 

3.  -    -    Ditto    -    -    £.600     -    ditto 

4.  -  -  Ditto  -  -  £.600  •  ditto 
6.  -  -  Ditto  -  -  £.700  -  ditto 
6.  .  -  Ditto  -  -  £.800  -  ditto 
And  in  erery  case  exceeding  £.  1,000,  a  special  application  is  to  be  made;  and  the  same  when 

the  repayment  of  the  loan  is  g^uaranteed  by  the  Ecclesiastical  CommisaionerB. 

Bounty  Office^  Dean's  Yard,  Westminster^  Chris.  Hodgson, 

20  April  1866.  J  Secretary  and  Treaaorer. 


£.600 

•    • 

ditto 

£.900 

£.600 

•    . 

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SMALL    LIVINGS. 


RETURN  to  an  Address  of  the  Honourable  The  House  of  Commonsy 
dated  26  February  1866  ;-/or, 

A  "COPY  of  Memorial  from  certain  Clergy  for  Augmentation  of  Small 
Livings,  and  of  Report  thereon  from  the  Governors  of  Queen  Anne's 
Bounty  :" 

*'  And,  Return  of  the  Number  of  Signatures/' 


\Vhiteball,    I  H     wADDINGTON. 

March  1866.  J 


The  President  of  the  Lincoln  Church  Association  to  Sir  George  Grey,  Bart,  m.p- 

Lincoln  Church  Association 
for  the  Augmentation  of  Poor  Livings, 
Saxon  Street,  Lincoln, 
Sir,  16  December  1865. 

I  BEG  to  forward  you,  by  the  hands  of  the  Lay  Secretary  of  the  Lincoln  Church 
Association  (Mr.  J,  Laffan  Hanby),  the  Petition  from  the  poor  clergy  to  Her 
Gracious  Majesty,  relative  to  the  management  of  Queen  Anne's  Bounty  ;  and  I 
shall  feel  obliged  if  you  will  do  the  Association  the  favour  of  informing  Her 
Majesty,  in  presenting  the  Petition,  that  it  is  signed  by  1,439  incumbent3  of 
livings  under  200  /.  a  year,  of  which  three  are  returned  at  *^  nil ;  "  one  at 
7  /.  10  s.  a  year;  two  under  20  /.  per  annum  ;  six  between  20  I.  and  30  /. ;  12 
between  30  /.  and  40  I.  ;  61  between  60  /.  and  60  ?. ;  194  between  60  /.  and  80  /. ; 
256  between  80  I.  and  100  I.  ;  and  221  between  100  /.  and  120  /.  In  many  of 
these  cases  there  is  no  house  of  residence  for  the  incumbent. 

I  have.  &c. 
(signed)         George  Rigg, 
President  of  the  Lincoln  Association 
The  Right  Honourable  for  the  Augmentation  of  Poor  Livings. 

Sir  George  Grey,  Bart.,  m.p. 
&c.     &c.     &c. 


To  Her  Most  Gracious  Majesty  Victoria,  by  the  Grace  of  God  Queen  of  Great 
Britain  and  Ireland,  Defender  of  the  Faith. 

The  humble  Petition  of  the  undersigned  Poor  Incumbents  of  the  Church  of 

England— 

Sheweth, 

That  in  the  year  1704  Her  Majesty  Queen  Anne,  of  pious  memory,  did 
generously  bestow  on  the  poor  incumbents  the  first  fruits  and  tenths  payable  to 
the  Crown,  and  did  expressly  define  the  object  of  such  royal  bounty  to  be  **  the 
augmentation  of  the  mean  and  insufficient  maintenance  belonging  to  the  clergy 
in  divers  parts  of  this  Kingdom  :  *' 

That  the  grant  was  confirmed  by  Parliament,  and  trustees  appointed  to  admi- 
nister the  fund,  under  the  title  of  •*  Governors  of  Queen  Anne's  Bounty  for  the 
ilugmentation  of  the  Maintenance  of  the  Poor  Clergy  : " 

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That  many  small  livings  have  been  raised  by  donations  from  the  bounty ;  but 
that  for  many  years  past  a  large  portion  of  such  bounty  has  been  diverted  to 
purposes  not  contemplated  by  the  Royal  Donor,  though  there  are  still  a  con- 
siderable number  of  benefices,  the  incomes  of  which — varying  from  10/.  to 
200  L-  aflford  only  *^  a  mean  and  insufficient  maintenance  "  for  the  incumbents. 

That  though  Your  Majesty's  Peiilioners  are  fully  impressed  with  the  desira- 
bility of  obtaining  from  the  patron  of  a  living,  or  the  parishioners,  a  benefaction 
in  aid  of  a  grant  from  the  Bounty,  they  humbly  submit  that  where,  owing  to  the 
want  of  means  or  other  causes,  such  benefactions  cannot  be  obtained— as  in  the 
case  of  the  benefices  held  by  many  of  the  undersigned — the  restriction  inflexibly 
acted  upon  by  the  Governors  of  the  Bounty  unjustly  excludes  a  large  number  of 
the  poor  clergy  from  any  share  or  prospect  of  a  share  in  the  boon  which  your 
royal  predecessor  intended  to  confer  upon  them. 

That  as  long  as  there  are  benefices  in  the  Church  which  require  augmenta- 
tion, in  order  to  afford  "  a  decent  and  sufficient  maintenance'*  for  the  incumbents, 
this  fund  ought,  your  Petitioners  humbly  submit,  to  be  wholly  devoted  to  that 
object  and  not  to  any  other  purpose,  however  commendable  in  itself. 

We,  therefore,  the  undersigned  poor  clergy  of  the  Church  of  England,  humbly 
entreat  Your  Majesty's  gracious  consideration  of  our  claim  to  relief  from  this 
fund. 

And  your  Petitioners  will  ever  pray,  &c. 

Lincoln,  December  16,  1866. 


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Mr.  H.  ffaddington  to  the  Secretary  to  the  Queen  Anne's  Bounty  Fund. 

Sir,  Whitehall,  6th  January  1866. 

I  AM  directed  by  Secretary  Sir  George  Grey  to  transmit  to  you  the  enclosed 
copy  of  a  Petition,  addressed  to  the  Queen,  by  1,439  Incumbents  of  Livings 
under  200  /.  a  year,  praying  Her  Majesty  to  be  pleased  to  consider  their  claims 
to  relief  from  Queen  Anne's  Bounty  ;  and  I  am  to  request  that  you  will  favour 
Sir  George  Grey  with  your  observations  on  the  same. 

I  am,  &c., 
Christopher  Hodgson,  Esq.,  (signed)         H.  Waddington. 

Secretary  to  the  Queen  Anne's  Bounty  Fund, 
3  a,  Great  Dean's  Yard,  Westminster. 


The  Secretary  to  the  Queen  Anne's  Bounty  Fund  to  Sir  George  Grey,  Bart%,  m.p. 

Queen  Anne's  Bounty  Office,  Dean's  Yard, 
Sir,  '  7th  February  1866. 

I  HAVE  had  the  honour  to  receive  a  letter,  dated  6th  January  last,  addressed 
to  me  by  Mr.  Waddington,  inclosing  the  copy  of  a  Petition  to  Her  Majesty,  by 
1,439  Incumbents  of  Livings,  to  consider  their  claim  to  relief  from  Queen  Anne's 
Bounty.  I  have  submitted  to  the  Governors  my  statement  on  the  subject,  and, 
with  their  sanction,  I  now  forward  the  same  to  you  in  obedience  to  your  request, 
signified  by  Mr.  Waddington. 

I  au),  &c , 
The  Right  Honourable  (signed)         Chri^r.  Hodgson. 

Sir  George  Grey,  Bart.,  m.p., 
&c.        &c.        &e. 


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AUGAIENTATION  OF  SMALL  LIVLNGS.  3 

Statement  by  ]Mr.  Hodgsoriy  Secretary  and  Treasurer  to  the  Corporation  of 
"  The  Governors  of  the  Bounty  of  Queen  Anne  for  the  Augmentation  of  the 
Maintenance  of  the  Poor  Clergy,"  with  reference  to  a  Petition  addressed  to 
the  Queen  by  1,439  Incumbents  of  Livings  under  200  /.  a  year,  praying  Her 
Majesty  to  be  pleased  to  consider  their  claim  to  relief  from  Queen  Anne's 
Bounty. 

It  is  alleged  in  the  Petition  that,  for  many  years  past,  a  large  portion  of  the 
Bounty  has  been  diverted  to  purposes  not  contemplated  by  the  Iloyal  Donor. 
On  the  other  hand,  I  consider  that  the  operations  of  the  Governors  have  been 
strictly  within  rule,  and  that  the  monies  which  were  yearly  at  their  disposal  for 
the  augmentation  of  livings  under  200  /.  per  annum  have  for  many  years  past 
been  most  advantageously  applied. 

The  original  rules,  which  were  established  by  Letters  Patent  under  the  Great 
Seal  dated  5th  March  181314,  have  been  from  time  to  time  varied  by  rules 
approved  under  the  Royal  sign  manual,  it  having  been  directed  by  Act  of  Par- 
liament, that  rules  so  approved  should  be  as  good  as  if  the  same  were  made  or 
established  under  the  Great  Seal. 

Up  to  the  year  1824,  the  Governors  were  empowered  to  augment  with  200/. 
such  livings  as  did  not  exceed  50  /.  per  annum,  and  also  to  make  grants  of  200  /. 
each  to  meet  benefactions  to  livings  where  benefactors  should  give  200  /.,  or  a  larger 
sum,  or  an  equivalent  in  land  or  rent-charge  ;  and  they  exercised  both  powers. 

B}^  a  rule  under  the  Royal  sign  manual,  dated  22d  March,  1824,  it  was 
established,  by  His  late  Majesty  King  George  IV.,  that  the  said  governors 
shall  proceed  to  augment,  without  lot,  to  the  annual  value  of  50  /..  all  those 
-cures  which  are  fitly  qualified,  and  do  not  exceed  that  value  ;  and  that  so  soon 
as  all  the  said  cures  shall  have  been  so  augmented,  they  shall  proceed  to  aug- 
ment b}^  h)t  those  cures  which  are  fitly  qualified,  and  do  not  exceed  60  L  per 
annum.  In  pursuance  of  the  said  rule,  the  Governors  proceeded  to  augment, 
without  lot,  such  livings  under  60  /.  per  annum  as  were  fitly  qualified  ;  many 
not  qualified  were  properly  omitted ;  afterwards,  by  the  separation  of  districts 
from  parishes,  and  the  formation  of  district  chapelries  (many  with  small  endow- 
ments), other  poor  livings  have  been  since  created  ;  this  may  account  for  some 
of  the  livings  stated  in  the  petition  to  be  now  of  less  yearly  value  than  50  /. 

Afterwards,  in  consequence  of  the  numerous  offers  of  benefactions  to  obtain 
a  grant  from  the  Bounty  Fund  in  each  case  of  200  /.,  the  Governoi"s  made  a 
representation  to  His  late  Majesty  King  William  IV.,  and  a  rule  under  the 
Royal  sign  manual  was  granted  on  the  3rd  March,  1836,  which  is  here  set 
forth  : — *^  That  the  said  Governors  may  appropriate,  if  they  shall  think  fit,  the 
whole  or  any  part  of  the  monies  of  thich  they  may  have  the  disposal  in  each 
year,  in  respect  of  the  Royal  Bounty  Fund,  in  grants  of  200  Z.*  to  livings  and 
cures  not  exceeding  the  improved  yearly  value  of  200  /•  fixed  and  certain,  where 
any  person  or  persons,  in  order  to  obtain  the  Bounty,  will  give  a  benefaction  of 
200  I.  or  a  greater  sum  in  money,  or  the  value  thereof  in  lands  or  tithes,  or  a 
clear  yearly  rent-charge  or  annuity  of  15/.;  but  nevertheless  that  the  said 
Oovemors  shall  not  be  restricted  from  the  exercise  of  the  power  which  the\^ 
now  have  of  augmenting,  without  lot,  any  such  livings  and  cures,  being  fitly 
qualified,  as  do  not  exceed  60  /.  per  ^nnum  ;  and  by  lot,  any  such  livings  and 
cures  as  do  not  exceed  60  /.  per  annum,  if  the  said  Governors  shall  in  any  case& 
think  fit  so  to  augment  the  said  livings  and  cures  respectively.'  Since  the  date 
of  this  rule  the  Governors  have,  except  in  a  few  cases,  confined  their  grants  to 
meeting  benefactions  to  livings  under  200  /.  per  annum ;  and,  in  every  subse- 
quent year  offers  of  benefactions  have  been  so  numerous  that  the  whole  of  the 
disposable  money  of  the  Governors  has  been  applied  in  meeting  them. 

In  the  year  1837  the  whole  administration  of  Queen  Anne's  Bounty  under* 
went  a  searching  investigation  by  a  Select  Committee  of  the  House  of  Com- 
mons,    In  the  Report  of  that  Committee,  it  is  stated  as  follows: — 

"  The  operations  of  the  Governors  were  in  the  commencement  restricted  to  the 
relief  of  the  revenues  of  the  first  fruits  and  tenths  from  various  incumbrances, 
And  to  the  augmentation  of  poor  livings,  by  money  to  be  laid  out  in  land.     Poor 

livings 

*  By  a  subsequent  rule,  grants  of  200  Z.,  150/*,  or  100/.,  are  allowed,  where  bene&ctions  are 
•offered  for  building  a  parsonage. 

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4        MEMORIAL,  &c. :— AUGMENTATION  OF  SMALL  LIVINGS. 

livings  were  successively  raised  to  tlie  annual  value  of,  first,  10/.,  then  to  20/., 
30  /.,  40  /.,  50  /.,  and  finally  to  60  /.  The  method  adopted  was  that  of  placing 
the  names  of  uhaugmented  poor  livings  in  a  box,  and  dividing  the  sums  in  hand 
among  such  as  might  be  drawn  out  the  first.  Each  donation  or  lot  was  limited 
to  the  sum  of  200  /.  Any  poor  living  was  allowed  to  receive  more  lots  than  one 
till  it  was  raised  to  the  yearly  value  of  the  above-mentioned  sums.  Above  that 
amount  no  living  could  receive  an  additional  lot  till  all  the  other  livings  on  the 
Bounty  List  had  been  in  their  turn  augmented." 
The  Report  proceeds  to  state— 

'*  Another  method  of  augmentation  was,  and  is,  by  meeting  benefactions.  In 
this  way  poor  livings,  at  first  those  not  exceeding  the  yearly  value  of  35  /.,  and 
afterwards  successively  those  not  exceeding  the  yearly  value  of  46  /.,  60  /.,  80  /., 
120/.,  and  finally  of  200 /.,  were,  and  are,  augmented  with  the  sum  of  200 /., 
where  any  person  or  persons,  in  order  to  obtain  the  bounty,  contribute  200  /.,  or 
a  greater  sum  of  money,  or  the  value  thereof  in  lands  or  tithes,  or  a  clear  yearly 
rent-charge  or  annuity  of  15  /.  This  liberal  plan  has  been  so  liberally  met,  that 
the  bounty  frequently  obtains  by  much  the  larger  sum,  and  the  Governors  have 
latterly,  under  a  recent  rule  under  the  sign  manual,  disposed  of  the  larger  part 
of  the  annual  revenue  of  the  bounty  fund  in  meetinji  benefactions." 

The  result  of  the  plan  adopted  by  the  Governors  in  n)aking  grants  solely  to 
meet  benefactions  is  shown  as  follows:  In  29  consecutive  years,  ending  31st 
December  1866,  they  have  received  from  benefactors  (corporate  bodies,  incum- 
bents, patrons,  trustees,  and  individuals),  for  augmenting  livings  under  200/, 
per  annum,  donations  of  various  descriptions,  to  the  value,  in  the  whole,  of 
934^629  /.,  to  meet  grants  amounting  to  340,263  /.,  the  latter  sum  being  all  the 
Governors  had  to  dispose  of  for  augmentation  purposes  in  those  29  years. 

As  the  Governors  have  not  at  their  disposal  the  means  of  allotting  to  poor 
livings  more  than  from  10,000/.  to  11,000/.  per  annum,  it  is  to  be  considered 
whetlicr  it  would  answer  any  beneficial  purpose  to  allot,  as  formerly,  a  portion 
of  the  dispo.^able  income  to  some  of  the  1,439  livings  named  in  the  petition 
without  a  benefaction ;  this,  it  is  to  be  presumed,  is  what  the  petitioners 
desire.  If  two-thirds  were  allowed  for  that  purpose,  say  7,000  /.  in  each  year, 
what  a  very  slow  process  it  would  be,  in  augmenting  up  to  60  /.  per  annum  the 
livings  slated  in  the  petition  under  that  amount!  Whereas,  by  the  addition  of 
benefactions  to  the  disposable  sum  of  from  10,000  /.  to  11,000  /.  per  annum,  a 
considerable  impression  would  be  made  in  the  mass  of  livings  under  200/.  per 
annum.  There  is  one  important  fact  which  has  partly  induced  the  (jovernors 
to  apply  their  disposable  money  in  meeting  benefactions,  namely,  that  they  have 
thereby  in  most  cases  been  instrumental  in  poviding  parsonage- houses ;  for 
benefactors  have  shown  the  greatest  readiness  to  exercise  their  benevolence  for 
that  object ;  and  the  greater  part  of  the  benefactions,  and  grants  to  meet  them, 
have  of  late  been  applied  to  the  building  or  purchasing  parsonage-houses. 
It  may  be  remarked,  also,  that  the  augmentation  funds  (much  increased 
of  late  years)  at  the  disposal  of  MarshalKs,  Homer's,  and  Pyncomb's 
charities  can  only  be  given  as  benefactions  to  augment  poor  livings,  in  conjunc- 
tion with  grants  made  by  the  Governoi-s  of  Queen  Anne's  Bounty;  so  that  if 
the  tardy  process  ol  devoting  the  whole  or  a  cousiderable  part  of  the  Bounty 
fund  disposable  in  each  year  to  the  augmentation,  unconditionally  and  without 
benefaction,  to  meet  it,  of  livings  under  60 1,  a  year,  a  large  number  of  livings 
under  200  /.  per  annum  would  thenceforth  be  deprived  of  aid  from  the  Bounty 
fund. 

Moreover,  it  may  be  observed  that  of  late,  diocesan  subscriptions,  and  part  of 
the  money  arising  from  the  sale  of  the  patronage  of  livings  in  the  gift  of  the 
Lord  Chancellor,  have  formed  a  considerable  part  gf  benefactions  offered  to  and 
met  by  the  governors. 

1  am  authorised  to  add,  that  it  would  give  the  Governors  great  satisfaction 
were  they  abje  to  suggest  alterations  to  be  estabUshed  by  the  Queen  for  the  better 
administration  of  this  great  charity. 

(signed)         Chrisr.  Hodgson. 
Bounty  Office,  Dean's  Yard, 
7th  February  1866. 


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RETURN  to  ao  Order  of  the  Honourable  The  House  of  Commonsy 
dated  30  June  1865  ;— ^or, 


A  RETURN  "of  all  Land  and  Money  Payments  assigned  in  lieu  of 
Tithes  under  Inclo  sure  Acts,  the  Awards  of  which  are  enrolled  with 
the  Registrars  of  the  Eaist,  North,  and  West  Ridings  of  the  County  of 
York^  and  are  in  the  custody  of  the  Deputy  Keeper  of  the  Public  Records  ; 
stating  the  number  of  Acres  and  Amount  of  Money  given  in  lieu  of 
Tithes,  distinguishing  the  Amount  assigned  to  Impropriators,  Clerical 
Incumbents,  Ecclesiastical  Corporations,  and  others  (in  continuation  of 
Parliamentary  Paper,  No.  145,  of  Session  1865)/' 


Nate. — ^The  Awards  enrolled  with  the  RegistrarB  of  the  East,  North,  and  West  Ridings  of 
the  County  of  York  are  not  in  the  custody  of  the  Deputy  Keeper  of  the  Public  Records ; 
but  a  search  has  been  made  for  all  awards  enrolled  on  the  Rolls  of  the  Courts  of  Chancery, 
Queen's  Bench,  Common  Pleas,  and  Exchequer,  in  the  custody  of  the  Deputy  Keeper;  and 
only  one  award  for  the  County  of  York  has  been  found,  an  abstract  of  which  is  here  given. 


AWARDS  ENROLLED  IN  CHANCERY. 


YORKSHIRE,  NORTH  RIDING. 


Parish. 


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to 
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Amount 

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To  whom  Assigned. 


Sneaton 


Chancery,  Close 
Roll,  5  Geo.  4, 
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7   10  - 

6  10  - 


286     -     - 


Poblic  Record  Office,! 
6  October  1866.      / 


Jonathan  Miles. 

Thomas  Brown. 

John  Turton. 

Thomas  Willis. 

For  all  tithes,  both  great  and 
small,  in  the  parish  of  Sneaton,  to 
be  Tested  in  John  Hammond  and 
his  successors,  rectors  for  the  time 
being  of  the  said  parish  of  Sneaton^ 
&c.  Subject  to  the  rules  and  re- 
gulations contained  in  the  Act  42 
Geo.  0,  c.  12,  for  varying  and 
ascertaining  the  said  corn  rent  as 
therein  mentioned. 


T,  Duffus  Hardy, 
Deputy  Keeper  of  the  Public  Records. 


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VICARAGES    AND    CURACIES. 


Further  RETURN  to  an  Address  of  the  Honourable  The  House  of  Commons, 

dated  21  July  1868;-3/br, 


"RETURN  from  the  Registrars  of  each  Diogbsb  in  England  and  Wales 
of  all  Augmentations  Granted  to  Poor  Vicarages  and  Curacies  under 
the  Acts  29  Charles  2,  c.  8,  and  1  &  2  Will.  4,  c.  45  ;  showing  the  Amount  of 
Augmentation  reserved ;  Date  of  the  Instrument  under  which  it  is  secured ; 
and  the  Name  of  the  Ecclesiastical  Corporation  effecting  the  same." 


(Lord  John  Manners.) 


Ordered,  by  The  House  of  Commons,  to  be  Printed, 
26  June  1866. 


366. 

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CONTENTS. 


RETURNS  FROM  THE  REGISTRARS  OP  DIOCESES. 


PAOB 

Diocese  of  Bangor       ..--•.-......3 

Bath  and  Wells < 8 

Chichester — Archdeaconry  of  Chichester        ......      4 

Ditto— Archdeaconry  of  Lewes       .......5 

Exeter         --..•...•...5 
Glonoester  and  Bristol— ^Consistory  Court  of  Bristol        ....       7 

Llandaff 7 

Oxford        .-..----•.        ..Q 
Peterhorongh        -..-•--.•-.12 

Rochester 12 

Salisbary ......18 

Winchester           ---..-.....15 
York 15 


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BETURN  from  the  Bbqistbabs  of  Dioceses  in  England  and  Wales  of  all  Augmentations  of  Poor 
ViCABAGES  and  Cu&acibs  under  the  Acts  29  Charles  2,  c.  8,  and  1  &  2  Will.  4,  c.  45 ;  showing  the 
Amount  of  Augmentation  reserved  ;  Date  of  the  Instrument  under  which  it  is  secured ;  aad  the  Name 
of  the  Ecclesiastical  Corporation  effecting  the  same. 


DIOCESE    OF    BANGOR. 


BETURN  of  AuGHSNTATiONS  of  Poor  Vicarages  and  Coracies  under  the  Acts  29  Charles  2,  c.  8, 

and  1  &  2  Will.  4,  a  45. 


DATE. 


n  SepU  1832 

dJone  1832 

9  Jane  1832 

9  June  1832 

24  Jime  1833 

iFeb.  1834 

27  March  1854 

3  Hay  1854 


donor. 


The  Rev.  H.  W-  Majendie,  Pre- 

bendarj  of  Penmynydd. 
The  Ii(Mrd  Bishop  of  Bangor 

Ditto 

Ditto 

The  Rev.  H.  W.  Majendie 
The  Rev.  J.  W.  Trevor      - 

The  Lord  Bishop  of  Bangor 
Ditto 


BENEFICE. 


AagmentatloD  and  Annexation. 


10th  April  1866. 


Penmynjddy  Perpetoal  Curacy, 
Anglesey. 

Llannor  and  Denio,  Vicarage, 
Carnartonshire. 

Amlwch,  Perpetual  Curacy,  An- 
glesey. 

Llandegai,  Perpetual  Curacy, 
Carnarvonshire. 

Penmynydd,  Perpetual  Cucacy  - 

Llanfihangelytraetlia  and  Llan- 
deckwyn,  Perpetual  Curacy, 
Merionethshire. 

Llanerchymedd,  Perpetual  Curacy, 
Anglesey. 

Amlwch  and  Llanwenllwyfoy  Per 
petual  Curacy,  Anglesey. 


Jo. 


Official  bouse  of  residence  and 

2  a.  3r.  30  p.  of  land. 
45  /•  annually. 

45  L  annually. 

35  L  annually. 

35  iL  annually- 

A  mespuage  or  tenement,  called 
Tyddyn  Eglwys,  and  46  a. 
1  R.  18  p.  of  land. 

40  L  annually. 

A  messuage  or  tenement,  called 
Plas-yn  Amlwch .  and  23  a. 
2r.  24  p.  of  land. 

Beaver  Robert$;^^  ^  . 
B.  Williams,      j^^g^^trar.. 


DIOCESE    OF    BATH    AND    WELLS. 


RETURN  of  Augmentations  of  Poob  Vicabaqes  and  Curacies  under  the  Acts  29  Charles  2,  c.  8, 

and  1  &  2  WUl.  4,  c.  45. 


NAME  OP  BENEFICE. 


Coleford,  Perpetual  Curacy 


Stokf ,  8t  Gregory,  Perpe- 
tual Curacy. 

Downside,  Christchurch, 
Perpetiud  Curacy. 

Swahiswick,  Rectory 

Clecve,  Holy  Trinity,  Per- 
petual Curacy. 

Bishport,  St  Peter's,  Per- 
|>etual  Curacy. 

366. 


Amount  of  Augmentadoo. 


Yearly  rent-charge  of  20  /.  out  of  the 
debe  lands  times  of  the  parish  of 
Kilmersdon,  and  certain  pew  rents. 


I  A.  2  R.  22  p.  of  land  in  the  parish 

of  Stoke  St  Gregory. 
25  /.  per  annum  out  of  the  vicarage 

of  Midsomer  Norton. 
Rent-charge    of  53/.    Idi.  a -year 

arising  n*om  tithes  in  the  parish  of 

Swainswick. 
Tithes  and  profits  arising  within  the 

district  chapelry  of  Cleeve,  iu  the 

parish  of  Yatton. 
40  /.  a-year  out  of  Bedminsler  vicar- 
age. 

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Date 
of  Instroment 

15  Oct. 

1882 

1  July 

1888 

19  Oct 

1840 

26  April 

1848 

18  Mar. 

1844 

24  A4>ril 

1844 

Name  of  Eoclesiattical  Corporation. 


Henry  Lord  Brougham,  Lord  High, 
Cbaucellor  of  England,  Patron 
in  right  of  the  Crown ;  and  the 
Rev.  Charles  Neve,  Vicar  of 
Kilmersdon. 

The  Dean  and  Chapter  of  Wells. 

Rev.  Charles  Otway  Mayne,  Vicar 

of  Midsomer  Norton*  * 
The  Provost  and  Scholars  of  Oriel 

College,  Oxford. 

Rev.  David  Malcolm  Clerk,  Vicar 
of  Yatton. 

Rev.  Martin  Richard  Whish,  Vicar 
of  Bedminster. 


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RETURNS    RELATING   TO    THE    AUGMENTATION    OF 


Diocese  of  Bath  and  Wells — continued. 


NAME  OF  fiENEFICE. 


Nailsea,  Christ  Church,  Per- 
petual Curacy. 

Huntspill,  All  Saints,  Perpe- 
tual Curacy. 

East  Horrington,  Perpetual 
Curacy. 

Cozley,  Perpetual  Curacy    - 

Easton,  Perpetual  Curacy     - 

Easton,  Perpetual  Curacy    - 
Vohster,  Perpetual  Curacy    - 


Dundry,  Perpetual  Curacy 


Dundry,  Perpetual  Curacy  - 

St.  Thomas,  East  Wells,  Per- 
petual  Curacy. 

East  Clevedon,  AU  Saints, 
Perpetual  Curacy. 

Draycott,  St.  Peter^s,  Perpe- 
tual Curacy. 

Bath,  St  James,  Perpetual 
Curacy. 

Draycott,  St.  Peter's,  Perpe- 
tual Curacy. 


Amount  of  Augmentatioo. 


40/.  a-year   out  of  the  rectory  of 

Nailsea. 
60  /.  a-year   out ,  of  the  rectory  of 

Huntspill. 
60  Z.  a-year  out  of  the  vicarage  of 

St.  Cuthbert,  Wells. 
-    -    ditto    -      -    ditto. 
16/.  a-year  out  of  the  vicarage  of 

St.  Cuthbert,  Wells. 

80  L  a-year 

60/.  a-year  out  of  the  rectory  of 

Mells-cum-Leigh-upon-Mendip. 

Rent-charges  in  lieu  of  tithes  belong- 
ing to  the  vicarage  of  Chew  Magna, 
amounting  to  100  /.  per  annum. 

Two  closes  of  glebe  land,  amounting 
to  8  A.  2  R.  28  P.,  in  Dundry. 

16/.  a-year,  out  of  the  vicarage  of 
St  Cuthbert,  Wells. 

60  /.  a-year,  out  of  the  vicarage  of 
Clevedon. 

80  /.  a-year,  out  of  the  vica«^e  of 
Cheddar. 

60/.  a-year,  out  of  the  rectory  of 
St.  Peter  and  St  Paul,  Bath. 

80/.  a-year,  out  of  the  rectory  of 
Rodney  Stoke. 


Date 
of  Instrament 


24  Oct  1844 

24  Dec  1844 

24  Feb.  1844 

24  Feb.  1844 
24  Feb.  1844 

26  Aug.  1846 
6  Aug.  1862 

6  June  1866 

6  June  1866 

28  April  1868 

6  Nov.  1860 

1  Nov.  1861 

80  May  1862 

11  April  1868 


Name  of  Ecclesiastical  Corporation. 


Rev.   Frederick    Brown,    Rector  of 

Nailsea. 
Rev.  Noel  Thomas  Ellison,  Rector  of 

Huntspill. 
Rev.  Henry  Watson  Baroard,  Vicar 

of  St  Cuthbert,  Welk. 

-  -     ditto     -     -     ditto. 

-  -     ditto     -     -     ditto. 

The  Dean  and  Chanter  of  Wells. 
Rev.  John  Stuart  Hippisley  H(»ner, 

Rector  of  MelLs-cum-Leigh-upon- 

Mendip. 
Rev.   Edward  Aislabie    Ommanne^, 

Vicar  of  Chew  Magna. 


-    ditto 


ditto. 


Diocesan  Registry,  Wells,  "1 
20th  November  1866.     j 


Rev.  George  Henry  Sacheverell  John- 
son, Vicar  of  St.  Cuthbert,  Wells. 

Rev.  William  Newland  Pedder,  Vicar 
of  Clevedon. 

Rev.  Richard  A'Court  Beadon,  Vicar 
of  Cheddar. 

Rev.  Charles  Kemble,  Rector. 

Rev.  George  Hickson  UrquhartFagan, 
Rector  of  Rodney  Stoke. 


William  Dore,  Re^trar. 


DIOCESE    OF     CHICHESTER. 


RETURN  of  Augmentations  granted  to  Poor  Vicarages  and  Curacies  within  the  Archdeaconries  of 
Chichester  and  Lewes,  in  the  County  of  Sussex,  and  Diocese  of  Chichester,  under  the  Acts  29  Charles  2,  c.  8, 
and  1  &  2  Will.  4,  c.  46,  by  Deeds  registered  in  the  Re^stry  at  Chichester, 


Name  of  Benefice  recdving 
the  Grant. 


Amount  of  Augmentation. 


Date  of 

Instrument  auder 

which 

it  is  secnn^d. 


Name  of  Ecclesiastical  Corporation 
efi^cting  the  same. 


ARCHDEACONRY  OF  CHICHESTER: 


Amberley,  Vicarage  • 


Bosham,  Vicarage    - 

Chichester : 

St.   Paul's,    Perpetual 

Curacy. 
Subdeanery,  Vicarage 


Chidfaam,  Vicarage 
Felpham,  Vicarage 

Oving,  Vicarage 


Forty-fiTe  perches  of  land  adjoining  the 
vicarage  garden,  and  valued  at  80  s.  per 
annum. 

Yearly  tithe  rentcharges  in  Bosham, 
amounting  to  115  Z.  -.9.  lid. 

Yearly  tithe  rentcharges  in  St.  Paul's  dis- 
trict, amounting  to  OdZ.  17«.  8d. 

Yearly  tithe  rentcharges  in  the  parish, 
amounting  to  87/.  16*.  7d.,  but  subject 
to  certain  leases  thereof. 

Yearly  tithe  rentcharges  in  Chidham, 
amounting  to  32  /.  -  «.  5  d. 

House^  bam,  and  glebe  land,  theretofore 
belonging  to  the  rectory  of  Felpham,  and 
valued  at  75  L  per  annum. 

A  yearly  rent  of  16  Z.  during  the  continu- 
ance of  a  certain  lease  for  three  lives, 
dated  28th  November  1804$  and  after 
the  determination  thereof,  a  yearly  rent 
of  50 1,;  and  certain  cottages  and  land 
in  Oving  of  the  yearly  value  of  20/.  16*. 


1  Dec.   1861 
15  Aug.  1840 

2  May   1864 

1861 

2  May   1853 
24  Jan.    1842 

29  June  1833 


The  Lord  Bishop  of  Chichester. 

The  Dean  and  Chapter  of  Chi- 
chester. 

.    -    ditto    -    -    ditto. 

-    -    ditto    -    -     ditto. 


ditto 


ditto. 


The  Dean  of  Chichester,  as  Rector 
of  Felpham. 

The  Rev.  Samuel  Holland,  Pre- 
centor of  Chichester  and  Rector 
of  Oving. 


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Diocese  of  Chichester — continued. 


TV^ame  of  Benefice  receiving 
the  Grant. 


Amount  of  Angmentation. 


Date  of 

Instrument  under 

which 

it  is  secured. 


Archdeaconry  of  Chichester — continued. 


Wisborougb    G  reen,    Cha- 
pel. 


Worthing,  Christ  Church, 
Perpetual  Curacy. 

Ditto 


The  annual  rents  of  4  /.  10 .«.  and  6  Z.;  and 
on  the  determination  of  a  certain  lease 
for  three  lives,  dated  8th  June  1839,  the 
annual  rent  of  150/.,  payable  out  of  the 
prebend  or  parsonage  of  Wisborougb. 

Yearly  rentcnarges,  amounting  to  32  Z. 
-s.  4  c?.,  arising  within  the  district  of 
Christ  Church« 

39  perches  of  land,  the  site  of  a  house  of 
residence 


ARCHDEACONRY  OF  LEWES: 


Alciston,  Vicarage 
Arlington,  Vicarage 


BexhilL  St  Mark's,  Per- 
petual  Curacy. 

Ditto 


Bishopston,  Vicarage 

Crawley  Down,  All  Saints, 
Perpetual  Curacy. 

Ditto 


Bridge   Green,    Perpetual 
Curacy. 


Selmeston,  Vicarage  - 
WiDingdon,  Vicarage 


One-fourth  pan  of  all  the  tithes  belonging 
to  the  rectory  of  Alciston  (valued  at 
29/.  per  annum). 

The  annual  rent  of  9  Z.  6  5.  2  cZ.,  during  the 
existence  of  a  certain  lease  for  three 
lives,  dated  30th  November  1810;  and 
after  the  expiration  thereof  the  annual 
rent  of  100  Z.,  part  of  the  rectory  of 
Arlington. 

Yearly  tithe  rentcharges,  amounting  to 
269  Z.  1 1  5.  6  d,y  theretofore  belonging  to 
the  vicarage  of  Bexhlll. 

Yearly  tithe  rentcharges,  amounting  to 
17/.  b8.  6flf.,  theretofore  belonging  to 
the  vicarage. 

Yearly  tithe  rentcharge  of  20  Z.,  arising  in 
Bishops  ton. 

Yearly  tithe  rentcharges,  amounting  to 
40  Z.  85.  9  cZ.,  theretofore  belonging  to 
the  rectory  of  Worth,  Sussex. 

Yearly  tithe  rentcharges,  amounting  to 
60  Z.  l*2s.  4flf.,  theretofore  belonging  to 
the  same  rectory. 

A  yearly  tithe  rentcharge  of  lOOZ.,  arising 
in  Rotheriield,  Sussex,  and  a  yearly 
tithe  rentcharge  of  60  Z.  arising  in  Frant, 
Sussex. 

A  yearly  rent  of  20  Z.,  payable  out  of  the 
prebend  of  Heathfield,  and  parsonage  of 
Selmeston. 

Two  pieces  of  land  in  Willingdon,  con- 
taining together  1  a.  1  a.  3  p.,  and  valued 
at  4  Z.  a  year. 


12  June    1839 


18  Dec.    1855 


Name  of  Ecclesiastical  Corporation 
effecting  the  same. 


The  Rev.  Richard  Constable,  Pre- 
bendary of  Wisborougb,  in 
Chichester  Cathedral. 


The  Rev.  Edward  King  Elliott, 
Rector  of  Broadwater,  Sussex. 


Bishop's  Registry,  Chichester,^ 
21  February  1866.  J 


15  June   1857  i  The  same. 


20  Jan.    1841      The  Dean  and  Chapter  of  Chi- 
chester. 

6  July  1838  The  Rev.  Samuel  Holland,  Pre- 
bendary of  Woodhorn,  in  Chi- 
chester Cathedral,  and  Rector 
of  Arlington. 


26  Oct.    1857     The     Rev.    Henry    Winckworth 
Simpson,  Vicar  of  Bexhill. 

9  May   1861      The  same. 


6  May  1848     The  Lord  Bishop  of  Chichester. 

5  Jan.    1868     The  Rev.  George  Wilson  Banks, 
Rector  of  Worth. 

9  May   1863     The  same. 


9  Aug.  1855  The  Rev.  Robert  Gream,  Rector 
of  Rother field,  and  the  Rev.  Sir 
Henry  Thompson,  Bart,  Vicar 
of  Frant 

13  June  1884  The  Rev.  Martin  Davy,  Preben- 
dary of  Heathfield,  in  Chi- 
chester Cathedral. 

15  July  1851  The  Dean  and  Chapter  of  Chi- 
chester. 


O.  W.  Johnson^  Deputy  Registrar. 


DIOCESE    OF    EXETER. 


RETURN  of  Augmentations  of  Poor  Vicarages  and  Curacies  under  the  Acts  29  Chas.  2,  c.  8, 

and  1  &  2  WiU.  4,  c.  45. 


NAME  OP  BENEFICE. 

Date  of 
Instrument. 

Amount  of 

Augmentation 

per  Annum. 

Upon  what  Charged. 

Name  of  Ecclesiastical  Corporatiou 
efiecting  tlie  same. 

Woodbury,  Perpetual 

Curacy. 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Gfles,  St,   Perpetual 

Curacy. 

30  May   1832 

16  Sept  1848 

27  Nov.  1858 

6  Feb.    1834 

£.      S.    d. 
94     -     - 

7     -     - 

Houses'and  L 

10    -    - 

Impropriate  rectory       -        -        - 

Land  of  that  value        ... 
and,  1 1  acres ;  annual  value  not  stated 
Vicarial  glebe  and  tithes  of  Great 
Torrington. 

Custos  and  College  of  Vicars 

Choral  of  Exeter  Cathedral. 
■    -    ditto    -     .     ditto. 
-     -    ditto    -    -    ditto. 
Vicar  of  Great  Torrington. 

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Diocese  of  Exetek — continued. 


NAME  OP  BEXEFICE. 


Date  of 
Instrument. 


Amount  of 

Augmentation 

per  Annum. 


Upon  what  Charged. 


Name  of  Ecclesiastical  Corporatioi 
effecting  the  same. 


German's,  St,  Per- 
petual Curacy. 

Northam,  Vicarage     - 

Wemb  D  ry ,  Perpetual 
Curacy. 

Shaugh,  Perpetual 
Curacy. 

Plympton  St.  Mar}, 
Perpetual  Curacy. 

Ipplepeu,  Vicarage     - 

Saltash,  St  Nicholas, 
Vicarage. 

Bradninch,  Perpetual 
Curacy. 

Nortbam,  Vicarage     - 
Ditto 

Brixton,  Perpetual 
Curacy. 

Toppham,      Perpetual 
Curacy. 
Ditto 

Broadhenibury,  Vicar- 
age. 

Ditto  -         - 

Branscombe,  Vicarage 

Mortboe,  Vicarage 

Clist  Honiton,  Vicarage 

Torrington,  Great,  Vi- 
carage. 

Littlebam,  Vicarage   - 

Treslothan,  Perpetual 
Curacy. 

Exeter,  §t.  David,  Per- 
petual Curacy 
Ditto 
Ditto 

Exeter,     St    Sidwell, 
Perpetual  Curacy. 
Ditto 

Exeter,  St  James, 
Perpetual  Curacy. 

Porthleven,  Perpetual 
Curacy. 

Stoke  Canon,  Per- 
petual Curacy. 

Appledore,  Perpetual 
Curacy. 

Looe,  East  and  West, 
Perpetual  Curacy. 

Marazion,  Perpetual 
Curacy. 

Herodsfoot,  Perpetual 
Curacy. 
Ditto 

Luke,  St.,  at  Wear, 
Perpetual  Curacy. 

Starcross,  Perpetual 
Curacy. 

Tideford^  Perpetual 
Curacy. 

Harbertonford,  Per- 
petual Curacy. 

South  Moltou,  Per- 
petual Curacy. 

West  Hill,  St  Michael, 
Perp^ual  Curacy. 


16  April  1833 

15  April  1838 
15  April  1833 

15  April  1833 

15  April  1833 

10  Julv    1833 
10  July     1833 

10  July    18.33 

7  April  1834 
1  July    1886 

28  April  1836 

9  Mar.   1837 

IC  Feb.    186«i 
9  Mar.   1837 

24  Nov.  1860 

9  Mar.  1837 

9  Mar.  1837 

9  Mar.  1837 

24  Jan.  1838 

10  Aug.   1840 
3  June   1846 

9  Feb.  1838 

19  Mar.  1838 

28  Mar.  1860 

29  May  1838 

6  July    1862 
5  July    1862 

12  April  1848 

16  Aug.  1848 
29  July  1848 

13  April  1860 

20  Aug.  1861 
27  July  18^2 

1  Nov.  1862 
16  Feb.  1866 

8  Dec.  1856 

2  Mar.  1860 
23  June  1860  [ 

3  Dec  1861  [ 
80  July  1804  ' 


£.     s.  d. 

36  -  - 

46  -  - 

26  -  - 

15  -  - 

40  -  - 

15  -  - 

21  -  - 

60  -  - 

7  10  - 

15  -  - 

15  -  - 

16  -  - 

88  8  7 

3  -  - 

29  14  9 
12  10  - 

5  -  - 

9  -  - 

200  -  - 

50  -  - 

100  -  - 

70  -  - 

80  -  - 

70  -  ^ 

26  -  - 

'  66  16  - 

66  16  - 

30  -  - 
109  10  - 

40  -  - 

The  rectorial 
chapelry  of 

15  -  - 

60    -  - 

19  10  - 

60     -  - 

12  10  - 

16  -  - 
80     -  - 

67  -  - 
40     -  - 


Rectorial  tithes 

-  .     ditto  - 

-  ^     ditto  - 


-  -     ditto 

-  -    ditto 

-  -     ditto 

Rectorial  tithes  of  St.  Stephen 

Rectorial  tithes     -         -        -         . 

Impropriate  rectory  of  South  Molton 

-  -     ditto    -     -     -     ditto    - 
Impropriate  rectory  of  Plympton, 

St.  Mary. 
Land  of  that  value 

Impropriate  rentcharge 

Land  of  that  value         ... 

Rectorial  tithes     .         .        -         - 
Land  of  that  value 

-  •     ditto 

-  -     ditto 

Impropriate  rectory 

Impropriate  tithe  rentcharge  - 
Rectorial  tithe  rentcharge  of  Cam- 
borne. 
Impropriate  tithe  rentcharge 

Vicarial  liihe  rentcharge 
Impropriate  tithe  rentcharge  - 

-  -     ditto     -     -     ditto 

-  -     ditto    -     -     ditto 

-  -     ditto    -     -     ditto 

Vicarial  tithe  rentcharge  of  Sithney 

Impropriate  tithe  rentcharge 

Impropriate  recioiy  of  Northam    - 

tithe  rentcharge  arising  within  the 

East  and  West  Looe. 

Vicarial    tithe    rentcharge    of    St. 

Hilary. 
Rectorial  tithe  rentcharge  of  Duloe 

Rectorial  tithe  rentcharge  of  Lan- 

reath. 
Impropriate    tithe     rentcharge    of 

Topsham. 
Impropriate  rectory  and  manor  of 

Kenton. 
Impropriate    tithe    rentcharge    of 

St  German's. 
Vicarial  tithe  rentcharge  of  Har- 

berton. 
Land  of  that  value         ... 

Impropriate    tithe    rentchai^ge    of 
OUerv  St  Marv. 


Dean  and  Canons  of  Windsor. 


- 

ditto  - 
ditto     - 

" 

ditto, 
ditto. 

- 

ditto     - 

- 

ditto. 

- 

ditto    - 

- 

ditto. 

- 

ditto  - 
ditto    - 

• 

ditto, 
ditto. 

- 

ditto    - 

- 

ditto. 

- 

ditto  - 
ditto  - 
ditto    - 

- 

ditto, 
ditto, 
ditto. 

ar 

J  and  Cliaptei 

•of  Ex 

- 

ditto  - 
ditto    - 

- 

ditto, 
ditto. 

-  -     ditto     -     -    ditto. 

-  •     ditto     -     •     ditto. 

-  -  ditto  -  -  ditto. 
•  -  ditto  -  -  ditto. 
Dean   and    Chapter   of  Christ 

Church,  Oxford. 
Dean  and  Chapter  of  Exeter. 
Rector  of  Camborne. 

Dean  and  Chapter  of  Exeter. 

Vicar  of  Heayitree. 

Dean  and  Chapter  of  Exeter. 


ditto    - 


-  -     ditto 

-  •    ditto 


ditto. 

-  ditto. 

-  ditto. 


Vicar  of  Sithney* 

Dean  and  Chapter  of  Exeter. 

Dean  and  Canons  of  Windsor. 

Rector  of  St  Martin. 

Vicar  of  St.  Hilary. 

Rector  of  Duloe. 

Rector  of  Lanreath. 

Dean  and  Chapter  of  Exeter. 

Dean  and  Chapi^  of  Salisbury. 

Dean  and  Canons  of  Windsor. 

Vicar  of  Harberton. 

Dean  and  Canons  of  Windsor. 

-     -     ditto    -     -     ditto. 


Ralph  S,  Pnrkesy  Deputy  Registrar. 


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POOR   VICARAGBS   AND    CURACIES   IN  ENGLAND   AND   WALES. 


DIOCESE    OF    GLOUCESTER   AND   BRISTOL. 


Consistory  Court  o*  Bristol. 


RETURN  of  Augmentations  of  Poor  Vicarages  and  Curacies  under  the  Acts  29  Chas.  2,  c.  8, 

and  1  &  2  Will.  4,  c  45  (prior  to  2l8t  July  1863> 


Name  of  Benefice  AagmeDted. 

Chippenham  (St.  Paurs),  P.  C 
Hor6cH,  P.  O.    - 

Rodborne  Cheney,  Vicarage  - 


Amount  of  Augmentation 
Reteired. 


Rentcharge  of  60Z.  48.  9d. 
Rentcharge  of  05/.   15«. 


Two  acres  of  land  at  Rod- 
bome  Cheney. 


Date  of  the  Instrument 

under 

which  it  is  secured. 


1  January  IS66 

16  March 


31  Dec. 


1860 


Name  of  the  Ecclesiastical  rorporation 
effecting  the  t 


The  Rector  of  Langley  Burrell,  Wilts,  and 
others. 

The  Trustees  of  Bishop  Monk's  Horfield  Trust, 
with  the  con&ent  of  the  Archbishop  of  the 
Province  and  the  Lord  Bishop  of  the 
Diocese. 

The  Vicar  of  Rodborne  Cheney,  with  the  con- 
sent of  the  Lord  Bishop  of  the  Diocese, 

Charles  S.  Clarke.  1  ^^      *     o     •  . 
ff^.  HurU  Clarke,   r^^f***^^  Registrars. 


DIOCESE    OF    LLANDAFF. 


RETURN  of  Augmentations  granted  to  Poor  Vicarages  and  Curacies  under  the  Acts  29  Chas.  2,  c.  S, 

and  1  &  2  Will.  4,  c.  45. 


Ntmes  of  Vicarages  and 
Perpetual  Curasies. 


Bedwellty 
Caerleon   - 


CaeiT)hilly 
Ditto      - 
Canton 


David,   St,    Merthyr 

Tydfil. 
Eelwysilan 
Glyntaff   - 


Jamep,  St.,  Pontypool 
John,  St,  Cardiff 

Ditto     - 

Mary,  St  Cardiff 

Mynyddysllwyn 
Pontnewynydd  - 
Risca        .        -        - 

Whitchurch 

Woolos,  St,  Newport 


Whether  Vicarage 
ot  Curacy. 


Perpetual  Curacy  • 
Vicarage 


Perpetual  Curacy  - 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

Chapel-of-Ease 

Vicarage 
Perpetual  Curacy  • 


-  ditto 
Vicarage 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

Perpetual  Curacy  - 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 
Vicarage 


Amount  of  Augmentation 
per  Annnn. 


£.     s.     d, 
30     -     - 
'I  he  site  of  two  barns,  for 
UFC  of  vicarage. 


60  /.  1 «.  tithe  rentcharge     - 

20     -      - 

The  small  tithes  of  Llandaff, 
commuted  at  140/. 

Rentcharge  of  50  /. 

40     -    - 
1>0     -     - 


The  interest  of  200/.  invested 
40     -     - 

Great   tithes,  commuted  at 
94/. 

Great  tithes,  commuted  at 
26/. 

80     -    - 

The  interest  of  200  /.  invested 

Vicarial  tithes  of  Risca,  com- 
muted at  54/.  Ms,  6d. 

Vicarial  tithe  of  Whitchurch, 

commuted  at  183/. 
Three  roods  of  land  at  St 

Woolos,  to  vicarage. 


Date  of 
Instrumeat. 


7  July  1S45 
26  Jan.  1S60 


24  Sept  1850 
30  June  1861 
27  Feb.  1858 

11  Aug.  1847 

29  June  1864 
10  June      „ 


9  Nov.    1820 
20  May   1847 

12  Oct     1778 

12  Oct       „ 

7  July    1846 

17  Oct    1844 
7  Oct     1846 

29  June  1858 

18  Dec.   1889 


Name  of  Erdesiastlcal  CorporatloD 
effecting  same. 


Diocesan  Regis^,  Llandaff,1 
18  December  1865.        j 


366. 


Bishop  of  Llandaff,  as  Patron. 

Dean  and  Chapter  of  Llandaff, 
as  Patrons,  with  consent  of 
Ecclesiastical  Commissioners 
for  Endand. 

Rector  of  Bedwas»  with  consent 
of  Patron. 

Dean  and  Chapter  of  Llandaff, 
as  Patrons  of  Eglwysilan. 

Dean  and  Chapter  of  Llandaff, 
as  Patrons,  with  consent  of 
Bishop  and  the  Ecclesiastical 
Commissioners  for  England. 

Marquis  of  Bute,  as  Pation. 

Dean  and  Chapter  of  Llanda£ 
Dean  and  Chapter  of  Llandaff, 

as   Patrons,  with   consent  of 

Ecclesiastical   Commissioners 

for  England. 
Miss  Evans. 
Dean  and  Chapter  of  Gloucester 

and  Bristol. 
Dean  and  Chapter  of  Gloucester. 

Ditto. 

Bishop  of  Llandaff,  as  Patron. 

Edward  Harris  rhillips,  Esq. 

The  Vicar  of  Bassafleg,  with 
consent  of  the  Bishop  of 
Llandaff,  as  Patron. 

The  Dean  and  Chapter  of  Llan- 
daff, as  Patrons. 

Bishop  of  Bristol,  as  Patron. 


J.  HuckweUj  Registrar. 


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RETURNS    RELATING   TO    THE    AUGMENTATION    OF 


DIOCESE    OF    OXFORD. 


RETURN  by  the  Registrar  of  the  Diocese  of  Oxford^  so  far  as  disclosed  by  the  Deposited  Records  and  Boob 
of  the  See,  of  all  Augmentations  of  Poor  Vicarages  and  Curacies  presumed  to  have  been  made  under 
the  Authority  of  the  Acts  29  Chas.  2,  c.  8,  and  1  &  2  Will.  4,  c.  45. 


AT.B. — The  Diocese  of  Oxford  comprises  the  respective  Counties  of  Oxford,  Berks,  and  Buckingham. 


For  the  County  of  Oxford,  the  Records  date  from  the  Creation  of  the  See. 

For  the  County  of  Berks,  the  Records  date  from  the  Annexation  on  7th  October  1836,  the  earlier  Muniments 

remaining  at  Salisbury. 
For  the  County  of  Buckingham,  the  Records  Date  from  the  Annexation  on  dOth  November  1846,  the  earlier 

Muniments  remaining  at  Lincoln.      « 


NAME  OP  BENEFICE. 


AagmentatioD  Reserved. 


Date  of 
t        Instruineot 
,  securing  the  Same. 


Name  of  Ecclesiastical  Corporatioo 
or  other  Party 
effecting  the  Aagmeniation. 


OXFORDSHIRE: 
Asthall 

Ditto 
Barton  Steeple     - 

Ditto 
Blackbourton 
Bodicote      ... 

Ditto 

Cadmore  End 

Cassington  - 


Cave  I  sham  -        -        -        - 

Chipping  Norton 

Combe.  Lon^r       ... 

Ditto        -        .        -        - 
Deddington  -        .        - 

Deddington  with  Clifton  and 
Hempton. 


Dorchester  - 

Ditto 
Fitield  with  Idbury 
Filkins 


Ditto 

Finstock 

Finstook  and  Fawler    - 
Headington 

lleadington  Quarry      - 

Ditto        ... 


16a.    1e.  21  p.,    10a.   Or.   21  p.,    and 

II  A.  0  R.  27  p.  of  land  in  the  pansh 

of  Whichwood,  Oxon. 
Annuity  of  33  ^  6  «.  8  «^. 
Conveyance  of  a  rood  of  land  in  the 

parish  for  a  vicarage  house  and  glebe. 
Grant  of  200  /.,  and  annuity  of  1 8  /.  6  «.  8  d 
Annual  tithe  rentcharge  of  3  /. 
Grant  of  an  annuity  ,of  1 60  /.  out  of  lands 
at  Bodicote. 
Grant   of  an    annuity  of  60/.  out  of 

vicarage  lands. 
A  house  and  60  /.  a  y^  and  surplice 

fees,  and  tithe   rentcharge  of  ahout 

160/. 
Annuity  of  76  L  6  s,  Sd: 


Annexation  of  the  first  vesture  or  crop 
of  certain  lands  in  the  King's  Mea- 
dow, near  Reading,  Berks. 

Augmentation  of  vicarage,  with  annuity 
of  21/.  Is.ed. 

Annuity  of  60  /.  to  incumbent  from  lands 
in  Blackbourton,  Oxon. 

Annuity  of*  60/ 

Annuity  of  16  /.,  part  of  annual  rent  of 
32  /.  7  s. 

Clifton  Church  was  consecrated  as  a 
chapel  of  ease  on  10th  June  1863;  in 
1864,  60/.  was  invested  in  Consols  as 
a  repair  fund. 

Grant  of200/.,  and  annuity  of  13/.  6«.  Sd, 

Annuity  of  1 0  /. 

Annuity  of  169 /.  -         -         -         - 

7  a.  1  r.  28  p.  of  land  in  Lechlade, 
known  as  ''Great  Hatchett,"  let  at 
annual  rent  of  22  /.  lOs.,  is  attached 
to  Filkins;  and  also  dividend  on 
49/.  16  5.  6d,  Consols,  held  by 
Governors  of  Queen  Anne's  Bounty. 

Annual  payment  of  32  /.  6  5.  4  £^.  - 

Grant  of  rentcharge  of  76/.  4  s.  10  d. 
out  of  lands  in  the  hamlet. 

Annuity  of  36  /.  13  *.  4  <i.     - 

Annuity  of  22  /.  (from  Rev.  Dr.  Whor- 
wood). 

10  A.  Or.  20  p.  of  glebe  land 


20  Feb.    1663 


11  June   1863 

18  July    1860 

19  July    1862 
4  May   1864 

29  April  1866 

29  April  1866 


13  4 


a  year - 


19  Oct.    1842 

27  Nov.  1846 
16  May    1866 

6  July    1866 

7  April  1834 


19  July    1842 

11  June  1863 

4  Feb.    1866 

7  Jan.    1864 


27  Aug.  1864 

24  May  1860 

27  July  1863 

27  July  1861 

1  May  1860 

9  July  1864 


The  Provost  and  College  of  Eton. 


Ecclesiastical  Commissioners. 
Commissioners    for  building  new 

churches. 
Ecclesiastical  C  ommissioners. 

Warden   and    Scholars   of  New 

College,  Oxford. 
Rev.    Charles    Alcock,  Vicar  of 

Adderbury. 
Vicar  of  Lewknor. 


The  Governors  of  Queen  Anne's 
Bounty. 

The  Rev.  Thomas  Forster,  the 
Vicar,  contributed  360 /.  to- 
wards effecting  the  endowment 

The  Dean  and  Chapter  of  Christ 
Church,  Oxford. 

The  Dean  and  Chapter  of  Olou- 

cester. 
Rector  and  Scholars  of  Lincoln 

College,  Oxford. 
Ecclesiastical  Commissioners. 
Dean  and  Canons  of  Windsor,  the 

Patrons. 


Ecclesiastical  Commissioners. 

-  -     ditto    -     -     ditto. 

-  -    ditto    -     -     ditto. 

-  -    ditto    -     -     ditto. 


-     -     ditto    -     -     ditto. 

Rev.   Samuel   Russell,   Vicar  of 

Charlbury. 
Ecclesiastic^  Commissioners. 
.    -    ditto     -    -    ditto. 


Governors 

Bounty. 

-    -    ditto 


of 


Queen 
ditto. 


Anne's 


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Diocese  op  0:5pord— cim^iwKerf. 


NAME  OF  BEKSnCE. 


AugmeotatioD  Reserved. 


Date  of 

IiutruuiQDt 

securing  the  s^aine. 


Name  of  Ecclesiastical  Ccrporation 
or  other  Party 
Effecting  the  Auj^iuentalion. 


Oxfordshire — continued. 

HeadingtOD  Quarry 

Kidroore  End 

MHcomb      -        -  -        . 

Uilton,  Great 

Hilton,  Little 

Ditto       .        -  -        . 

OXFORD: 

Aldatc,8t,  -        .  -        - 

AUSaints    .        .  -        « 

Ditto       -        -  .        . 
Clement,  St 

Ditto       .        .  .        . 

Ditto       -        -  .        . 

Ebbe,8t     -        .  -        • 

Holywell     .        .  -        . 

Ditto       -        .  -        . 

Michael,  St 

Ditto       .        -  -        , 

Panl,8t     .        .  .        . 

Peter  in  the  East,  St  - 
Peter-le-Baily,  St 

Ditto       .        -  -        . 

Ditto       -        -  -        . 
Ditto        ... 
Philip  and  James,  St 


Ditto 

Thomas,  St 

Ditto 
Pyrton 
BimBden     • 


Sudlbrd-on-Tfaames     - 
Sibferd  Gower     - 


Ditto       .        .        .        - 

oomerton    •        -        •        • 

Sunmertown       •        -        • 

Ditto       .        .        .        - 
Tew,  Litde 
Woolyercot  .        -        - 

Ditto       -        - 

BERKSHIRE : 
Aldington   #■        •        •        • 

Ascot  Heath  (All  Saints)     - 

Bearwood    -        -        -        - 

Blewbnry  (with  the  Curacies 

of  Upton  and  Aston  Up- 

thorpe,  at  the  time  attachea.) 


66  L  13  #•  4  d,  annually         •        •        « 
Annual  grant  of  16/.  Ids.  4 i.      • 
Grantof  12/.  ayear    •        .        .        . 
88  /.  a  year  -        .        .        .        . 

96  A  a  year  (less  Income  Tax),  and  par- 
sonage house. 
150  /.  a  year        ..... 


Annual  sum  of  69L6s.Bd. 

Grant  of  50/.  a  year    -        .        -        . 

Annual  sum  of  28/.      •        .        .        . 
Annuity  of  20/.  -        .        •        -        . 

Augmentation  of  17  /.  per  annum. 
Annuity  of  14/.  -        -        -        .        . 
Annuity  of  85  /.  - 

88  L  yearly  -        -        .        -        - 

Grant  of  annuity  of  50  /. 

Grant  of  80  /.  a  year    .        .        -        - 

28  /.  Annuity       -        -        .        -        - 
Annual  sum  of  16  /.  18  «.  4  </• 
88  L  yearly  ---.-- 
Grant  of  200  /.  and  annual  payment  of 

18  /.  6  «.  8  c/. 
Annuity  of  18  /.  6  «.  S  d. 
Annuity  of  17/.  10*.    -        -        .        - 
Annuity  of  86  /,  - 
Rentcharge    of    20/.    a    year,    upon 

10  A.  1  R.  2  p.  of  land  in  St  Gues' 

parish,  Oxford. 

Annuity  of  20/. 

Annexation  of  a  messuage,  cottage,  and 

premises  in  the  parish. 
Grant  of  1,000  /.  and  annual  payment  of 

88  /.  6#.  Bd. 
20  /.  a  year  out  of  rectorial  tithes  * 

Benefaction  of  855  /.,  and  1  a.  2  r.  of 

land ;  capital  sum  appropriated  from 

common  fund,  1,000  /. 
Annuity  of  62/.  -        -        .        -        - 
Grant  of  annual  rentcharge  of  80  L  out 

of  the  impropriate  rectory  of  Swal- 

cliffe. 
Grant  of  annual  rentcharge  of  20  /.  out 

of  the  Vicarage  of  SwalclifiEe. 
Annual  renteharge  of  150  /.  - 

Grant  of  550/.,  and  annual  payment  of 

86  /.  18  s.  4  i. 
Annual  payment  of  40  /• 
Grant  of  17  /.  6  «.  8  rfl  a  year 
Grant  of  1,000/.,  and  annual  payment 

of88/.  6«.  8^. 
Annuity  of  50  L  out  of  Wardrobes  Farm, 

Princes  Risborough,  Bucks. 


366. 


Grant  of  the  rectorial  messuage  and 
premises  of  Ardington  as  an  aug- 
mentetion  of  the  vicarage. 

Annual  grant  of  44/.  Ss.  4<i         .        • 

60/.  annuity        -        -        -        .        . 

Grant  of  an  annual  sum  of  50  /.    - 


B 


9  July   1864 

9  July   1864 

26  April  1862 

7  April  1864 


7  April  1864 


9  July   1864 
26  May   1864 

9  July   1864 


17  Mar.  1864 

27  Oct  1864 

16  June  1861 

26  May  1864 

9  July  1864 

9  July  1864 

11  Oct  1861 
19  July  1862 

27  July  1868 
2  June  1864 
6  July  1865 

28  April  1865 

6  July  1865 

4  July  1862 

80  Aug.  1862 

12  July  1864 
19  July  1862 


27  July  1863 
18  Mar.  1840 


18  Mar.  1840 

Confirmed  by 
Inclosure  Act 

19  July    1862 

6  July    1865 

20  Mar.   1863 
19  Jan.    1862 

19  May  1862 


18  May   1840 


6  July 

7  Apr. 
11  Feb. 


1865 
1864 

1851 


Ecdesiastical  Commissioners. 

-  -    ditto    -    -    ditto. 

-  -    ditto    -    -    ditto. 

-  -    ditto    -     r     ditto, 

-  *    ditto    -    -     ditto. 

-  *    ditto    -    -    ditto. 


-    -    ditto    -    -    ditto. 

Rector  and    Scholars  of  Lincoln 

College,  Oxford.  ^ 

Ecclesiastical  Commissioners. 
Gk>vemors     of     Queen     Anne*i 

Bounty. 


Ecclesiastical  Commissioners. 

-  -    ditto    •    -    ditto. 

-  ••    ditto    -    -    ditto. 
Warden  and  Scholars  of  Merton 

College,  Oxford. 
Rector  and  Scholars  of  Lincoln 

College,  Oxford. 
Ecclesiastical  Commissioners. 

-  -    ditto     -    -    ditto. 

-  -    ditto    *    -    ditto. 

-  -    ditto    -    -    ditto. 

-  -    ditto    -    -    ditto. 

-  •     ditto    -     -     ditto. 

-  •    ditto    -    -    ditto. 
President    and    Scholars    of  St 

John's  College,  Oxford. 

Ecclesiastical  Commissioners. 
Dean    and     Chapter    of    Christ 

Church,  Oxford. 
Ecclesiastical  Commissioners. 

The  Dean  and  Chapter  of  Christ 

Church,  Oxford. 
Ecclesiastical  Commissioners. 


-    *    ditto    -    -    ditto. 
Warden    and    Scholars    of   New 
College,  Oxford. 

Rev.   Edward    Payne,    Vicar  of 

SwalclliFe. 
Lady  Jersey,  owner  of  tlie  Manor. 

Ecclesiastical  Commissioners. 


-  -    ditto    - 
.    .    ditto    - 

-  -    ditto    * 


ditto, 
ditto, 
ditto. 


The  Warden  and  Scholars  of  Mer- 
ton College,  Oxford. 


Dean   and    Chapter 
Church,  Oxford. 


of    Christ 


Ecclesiastical  Commissioners. 

-    -    ditto     -    -    ditto. 

Bishop  of  Salisbury  (Patron  of 
the  Vicanige  at  the  time),  wiiii 
consent  of  Arclibishop  of  Can- 
terbury, and  the  Ecclesiastical 
Commissioners. 


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RETURNS   RELATING  TO  THE  AUGMENTATION   OF 


Diocese  of  Oxford— continued. 


NAME  OF  BENEFICE. 


'BBRKBUTRBr^^Ontinited, 

Boxford      ... 


Ditto 
Ditto 


Bracknell    .       •       . 

Cballowy  East  and  West 

Ditto 
Cold  Ash,  St  Mark     - 


Cookham  Dean    -        -        . 
Cranboume,  St.  Peter  - 

Ditto       .        .        -        , 

Ditto       .        -        .  •      . 

Ditto        .... 

Barley,  St.  Peter,  late  part  of 
Sonning. 

Ditto    .... 
Ditto    -        -        -        . 
Faringdon,  Little 
Ditto       -        .        .        - 

Fawley        -        -        -        - 
Gkurston,  East       -        .        - 

Hurst^with-Twyford     - 

Ditto        .... 
KnowlHill 


Lambome-with-Eastbarj 

Ditto 
Lambome  Woddlands  - 


Langford     -        .        •        . 

Moreton,  North  - 
Reading : 

Christ  Church,  Whitley  • 


Rnscombe 
Ditto 

Ditto 


Sonning  with  All  Saints 
Stockcross  -        -        - 

Ditto 
Ditto 

Ditto 
Sunningdale 

Ditto 


Augmentation  Reserved. 


Gift  of  lando  for  an  equivalent  part  of 
rentcharge  agreed  to  be  paid  instead 
of  tithes. 

.    .    ditto 


Gift  of  2a.  Sr.  88 p.  of  land  for  an 
equivalent  part  of  rentcharge  appor- 
tioned on  the  farm  in  Mr*  Humphery's 
occupation. 

Grant  of  200/.,  and  annual  payment  of 
IBL  Ss.  Sd. 

Annual  erant  of  202.    -        .        .        . 

Grant  of  882.  6s.  Sd.B.  year- 

40/.  2 «.  1(2.  annual  tithe  rentcharge  an* 
nexed  to  tlie  district  (late  part  of  the 
parish  of  Thatcham). 

262.  18*.  4(2.  annuity  .... 

Conveyance  of  part  of  the  glebe  of  the 
parish  of  Winkfield,  Berks  (from 
whence  Cranbourne  was  separated). 

Grant  of  10  2.  per  annum  out  of  the  Rec- 
tory and  Parsonage  of  Winkfield. 

Annexation  of  part  of  tithe  i*entcharge 
of  Winkfield,  and  grant  of  augmenta- 
tion of  132.  6  s.  8(2.  per  annum. 

Grant  of  8002.,  and  annual  payment  of 
202. 

Grant  of  annuity  of  422.       - 

Grant  of  20  2.  a  year     -        -        .        . 
Grant  of  422.  yearly     .        .        •        . 
Grant  of  annuity  of  1 1 3  2.     - 
Annuity  of  852.  until  erection  of  resi- 
dence house. 
Grant  of  6162.  from  Capital  Fund 
Annexati<m  of  three  cottages  and  pre- 
mises at  East  Garston. 
House,  and  1  a.  1  b.  9  p.  of  land    - 
Grant  of  annuity  of  120  2.     -        -        - 
Rentcharge  of  402.  a  year,  rentcharge  of 
102.  a  year,  pew-rents  and  profits,  and 
1002.  Consols  as  a  repair  fund. 
Grant  of  1002.  annuity  .        .        • 

Grant  of  20  2.  annuity  -        .        .»        - 
Endowment  of  3,0662.  ISs.Ad.  Three  per 
cent  Consols. 


Grant  of  602.  annuity  for  providing  a 

curate. 
Grant  of  rentcharges  in  lieu  of  tithes     - 

Annuity  of  642.  1  s.  6d.        ... 
Ditto,  of  66  2.  18*.  4  A 
Ditto    -    ditto         -        - 

Annuity  of  1162.  -        -        -        . 

Annuity  of  352.  until  erection  of  house 
of  residence. 

1502.  a  year  to  pay  interest  and  instal- 
ments of  money  borrowed  to  build 
residence  house. 

Annuity  of  282. 

Annexation  of  16  a.  2r.  23  p.  of  glebe 
from  Speen  Vicarage. 

Grant  of  461 2. 

Grant  of  15  a.  8  r.  36  p.  of  land  in  Stock- 
cross. 

262.  13*.  4/2.  annuity    -         -         •         - 

Grant  of  200  2.,  and  annual  payment  of 
182.  6«.  8(2. 

102.  annuity        •        ^        •        -        - 


Date  of 

InstniiDent 

secmiog  the  Same. 


OAug.  1841 


0  Aug.  1841 
5  Mar.   1844 


19  July    1862 

19  Aug.  1858 

20  Mar.  1863 
8  June  1863 


6  July    1866 
14  Nov.  1850 


9  Feb.    1858 
9  Feb.    1858 

19  July    1862 

24  Oct.    1854 

21  May    1865 

26  April  1862 

81  Mar.   1865 

7  Aug.  1865 

11  June  1863 
2  Nov.    1859 

7  April  1864 
7  Aug.  1865 

20  Aug.  1841 


19  Aug.  1853 
7  Au<r.  1865 
2  Sept.  1837 


1  Nov.  1862 
30  Auof.  1862 


Name  of  EccleeiasUcal  Corooration 
or  other  Party 
Effecting  the  Augmentation. 


12  Sept. 
9  July 

6  Julv 
9  July 

7  Aug. 


1863 
1864 
1865 
1864 
1865 


9  SepU  1865 


27  July  1863 

29  June  1862 

30  Aug.  1862 

28  April  1863 

6  July    1865 
10  July    1862 

9  July   1864 


Rev.  John  Wells. 


Charles  Eyre,  esq.,  and  Rev.  John 
Wells. 


Charles  Eyrci  esq. 


Ecclesiastical  Commissioners. 

-  -    ditto    -    .    ditto. 

-  -    ditto    -    -    ditto. 

Rev.  Richard  Edward  Rann,  Vicar 
of  Thatcham. 

Ecclesiastical  Commissioners. 

Rev.  Charles  John  Elliotr,  tbe 
Vicar  of  Winkfield,  with  the 
consent  of  Patrons  and  Ordinary. 

The  Dean  and  Chapter  of  Salis- 
bury. 

Vicar  of  Winkfield. 


Ecclesiastical  Commissioners. 

Rev.  Hugh  Pearson,  Vicar  of 
Sonninpr« 

Ecclesiastical  Commissioners. 

-  -     ditto     -     -    ditlo. 

-  -    ditto     -    -    ditto. 

-  -    ditto     -     -    ditto. 

-  -    ditto     -     -     ditto. 

Dean    and     Chapter    of   Christ 

Church,  Oxford. 
Ecclesiastical  Commissioners. 

-  -    ditto     .     -    ditto. 

Sir  East  6.  East,  hart.,  and  Lord 
Braybrooke. 

Ecclesiastical  Commissioners. 

-  -    ditto    -     -    ditto. 

Alethea  Seymour,  Marianne  Sey- 
mour, and  Charlotte  Seymour, 
of  Speen  Hill,  near  Newbury, 
Berks. 

Ecclesiastical  Commissioners. 


ditto  - 

ditto  • 

ditto  - 

ditto  - 

ditto  - 

ditto  - 

ditto  • 


-  ditto. 

-  ditlo. 

-  ditto. 

-  ditto. 

-  ditto. 

-  ditto. 

-  ditto. 


-  -    ditto    -     -     ditto. 

Rev.   Henry    William    Majendie, 

Vioai  of  Speen. 
Ecclesiastical  Commissioners. 

-  -     ditto     -     -     ditto. 


ditto     - 
ditto    - 

ditlo     - 


ditto, 
ditto. 

ditto. 


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n 


Diocese  of  Oxford — continued. 


NAME  OF  BENEFICE. 


BsRKSHiRB — continued. 

Upton  aqd  Aston  XTpthorpe, 
separate  from  Biewbnry 
Vicarage. 

Ditto    .        .        -        - 
Ditto    -        ^        -        - 


Wokingham 

Ditto        . 

Ditto        -        -        - 
Wokingham,  St.  Paul  - 


BUCKINGHAMSHIRE : 
Akeley        -        .        -        - 


AngmaDtatioD  Resenred. 


Aylesbury   -        -  -  - 

Ditto       -        -  -  . 

Cobbrook   -        -  -  - 

Ditto        .        .  -  - 

Ditto        -        -  -  - 

Ditto        .        -  .  - 
Caddington 

Datchet       -        -  -  - 

Gerrard's  Cross  -  -  - 

Granborongh        -  -  - 

Hazlemere  -        .  -  - 

Iyer  Heath,  St  Margaret  - 

Lane  End    -        .  -  - 

Linsdale       -        -  .  - 

Ditto        -        -  .  . 

Ditto        .        .  .  - 

Ditto        -        •  -  . 

Marlow,  Great     .  -  - 

Ditto        .        .  .  . 

Olney .         -        -  -  - 

Ditto        -        .  -  - 

Prestwood  -        -  -  - 

Ditto        -         .  .  - 

Ravenstone           -  -  - 

Risborough  Princes  • 
Stantonbury  with  New  Brad- 

welL 

Ditto    -        -  .  - 

Swanboarne          -  .  - 

Thomborough      -  -  - 

Thomton-eum^Nash  - 

Tyler's  Green,  St  Margaret  - 

Walton        -        .  .  . 

Ditto       .        .  -  - 

Ditto       .        .  -  - 

Wolverton,  St  George  - 


Annexation  of  BQLi^s.Qd.  vicarial  tithe 
rentcharge  of  Blewbury. 

Annuity  of  40/. 

Grant  of  1,000/.  from  Capital  Fund,  in 

consideration  of  430/.  and  an  acre  of 

land. 
Annuity  of  181/. 

-  ditto,  of  85/.   -        - 

.    ditto,  of  120/. 

-  ditto,  of  40/. 


Annexation  of  a  messuage  and  lands, 
house,  yard,  garden  and  premises, 
containing  In.  16 p.;  also  three  closes 
of  arable  and  meadow  land,  con- 
taining  respectively,  10  a.  1  r.  18  p., 
2r.  18 p.,  and  1a.  8r.;  also  a  piece 
of  ground  containing  80  perches,  c^led 
Parsonage-lane;  and  another  piece 
adjoining  the  hist- mentioned  at  the 
west  end* 
100/.  annuity       -        .        .        -        • 

20/.  annuity 

88/.  annuity  -  -  -  -  . 
10/.  annuity  -  -  .  .  - 
18/.  6 «.  8  d!.  annuity     •        •        .        - 

-  ditto 

60/.  annuity 

Grant  of  200  /.,  and  annuity  of  1 8  /.  6  «.  8  c/. 
186/.  annuity  -  -  -  -  - 
10/.  65.  annuity  .  -  -  -  . 
Annuity  of  8  /.     - 

Grant  of  1,000/.  from  Common  Fund  - 
Annuity  of  6/.  185.  46/.  -  -  . 
Grant  of  120/.,  and  an  annuity  of  8/.  <• 
Annuity  of  20/.    -        -        -        -        . 

-  ditto,  of  18/.  65.  8  £/.         -         -         . 

-  ditto,  of  26/.  135.  4  rf.       - 
Augmentation  of  the  yicarage  by  grant 

of  an  annuity  of  26  /. 

Grant  of  600/. 

Grant  of  200  /.,  and  annuity  of  1 8  /.  6  5. 8  (/. 
Annuity  of  13/.  65.  8  d.  .  -  . 
Benefaction  of  200/.  -  -  -  - 
Grant  of  800/.  from  Capital  Fund 
Grantof  100/.,  and  annuity  of  6/.  135. 4cf. 
Annuity  of  26/.  185.  4d.  -  .  - 
Grant  of  1,000/.,  and  annuity  of  66/. 

185.  Ad. 
Annuity  of  11  /.  1 5.  4d. 
Annuity  of  24/.  105.     -        -         -         - 
Grant  of  400/.,  and  annuity  of  26/. 

18  5.4(2. 
Annuity  of  30  /.  out  of  Whaddon  Rectory 


Grantof  1,000/.  - 
Annuity  of  26  /.  - 
Grant  of  826/.     - 
Annuity  of  117/. 
-    ditto,  of  100/. 


])Bte  of 

Inftroment 

seeoriDg  the  Same. 


20  July    1868 


12  Sept  1868 
1  Mar.  1864 


28  April  1868 
7  Aug.  1866 
5  Oct  1866 

10  June  1864 


12  Mar.  1866 


Name  of  Bceleiiastieal  Coiporatloa 

or  other  Party 

Effecting  the  Augmentation. 


Rev.  Jacob  McDonald,  Vicar  of 
Blewbury,  with  consent  of  hi* 
Ordinary. 

Ecclesiastical  Commissioners. 

-    •    ditto    -    -    ditto. 


ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 


.  ditto. 

•  ditto. 

•  ditto. 
-  ditto. 


Warden  and  Scholars  of  New  Ci>l* 
lege,  Oxford. 


17  Nov.   1868 

Ecclesiastical  Commissioners. 

7  Aug.  1866 

m 

. 

ditto 

• 

• 

ditto. 

16  April  1861 

. 

• 

ditto 

• 

• 

ditto. 

26  April  1862 

. 

. 

ditto 

• 

. 

ditto. 

27  July   1868 

• 

• 

ditto 

. 

• 

ditto. 

9  July    1864 

• 

- 

ditto 

• 

• 

ditto. 

22  Oct    1869 

• 

• 

ditto 

. 

. 

ditto. 

19  July    1862 

• 

• 

ditto 

• 

• 

ditto. 

11  Oct    1861 

. 

• 

ditto 

• 

. 

ditto. 

27  July    1866 

. 

. 

ditto 

. 

• 

ditto. 

9  July    1864 

• 

• 

ditto 

• 

• 

ditto. 

27  July    1863 

• 

* 

ditto 

. 

. 

ditto. 

6  July    1866 

• 

. 

ditto 

- 

• 

ditto. 

19  July    1862 

• 

• 

ditto 

. 

. 

ditto. 

27  July    1863 

. 

. 

ditto 

. 

. 

ditto. 

9  July    1864 

. 

. 

ditto 

• 

• 

ditto. 

6Julv    1865 

• 

- 

ditto 

• 

• 

ditto. 

27  Nov.   1846 

Dean  and  Chapter  of  Glouoeater. 

9  July    1864 

Ecclesiastical  Commissioners. 

19  July    1862 

• 

. 

ditto 

- 

• 

ditto. 

11  June  1868 

• 

. 

ditto 

. 

• 

ditto. 

19  July    1862 

. 

. 

ditto 

. 

. 

ditto. 

11  June  1863 

. 

. 

ditto 

• 

• 

ditto. 

19  July    1862 

. 

. 

ditto 

. 

. 

ditto. 

29  June  1865 

. 

. 

ditto 

• 

. 

ditto. 

19  July   1862 

- 

- 

ditto 

- 

- 

ditto. 

27  Aug.  1864 

. 

» 

ditto 

. 

. 

diUo. 

12  May    1864 

- 

• 

ditto 

• 

• 

ditto. 

19  July    1862 

- 

- 

ditto 

- 

• 

ditto. 

1  June  1864 

Warden  and  Scholars  of  New  Cbl- 

ccl 

e,  Oxford, 

27  Aug.  1864 

E 

38iastical  Commissioners. 

26  April  1862 

- 

- 

ditto 

• 

• 

ditto. 

80  Aug.  1862 

- 

- 

ditto 

. 

. 

ditto. 

28  AprU  1868 

- 

• 

ditto 

. 

• 

ditto. 

9  Sept  1866 

- 

- 

ditto 

- 

- 

diUo. 

The  foregoing  Return  has  been  carefully  compiled  from  the  several  deposited  documents  relating  to  the  same,  and  from  the 
ofSiel^e. 


records 

Oxford  Diocesan  Registry,  20  January  1866. 


John  Jf«  Davenportp  Deputy  Registrar. 


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RETURNS   RELATING  TO   THE   AUGMENTATION    OF 


DIOCESE    OF    PETERBOROUGH. 


RETURN  of  AuGTMENTATiONS  Granted  to  Poob  Yicabaoes  and  Curacies  under  the 
Acts  29  Chas.  2,  c  8,  and  1  &  2  Will.  4,  c.  45. 


BBNEFICB. 

Comity. 

Amooiit 
of  AngmentatioiL 

Dftteof  Deeds. 

Ecdeniutieid  Corporation  eilMng  ue. 

Eye,  Perpetual  Curacy      • 

Northamplon  -       4 

£.    i.    d. 
45     -     - 

143     4     - 

12  March    1883 
2  Dee.        1869 

I  Bbhop  of  Peterborough. 

Henry  Pearson  Oates,  k.  p..  Registrar. 


DIOCESE    OF    ROCHESTER. 


RETURN  of  AuGMBNTATioirs  of  Poor  Vicarages  and  Curacies,  under 
29  Chas.  2,  c.  8,  and  1  &  2  WilL  4,  c.  45, 


NAME  OP  benefice 


Amount  of  A«gmentatioii. 


Date 

of  Instnuneot 

uDder  which  it  It 

Secured. 


liMie  of  Ecclesiastical  Corporatkm 
effecting  the  same. 


Bromley,  Perpetual  Curacy     - 

St  Thomas,  West,  Hyde 

Takeley,  Vicarage   -        -        . 

St  James,  Grayesend,  Perpetual 

Curagr. 
Christ  Church,  Great  Warley  - 


Ditto 


Christ  Church,   Milton  -  nezt- 
Grayesend,  Perpetual  Curacy. 

St  Mary,  Greenhithe 


Ditto 


Flamstead,  Perpetual  Curacy   - 


Holy  Trinity,  Bishop's  Stortford, 
Perpetual  Curacy. 

Holy  Trinity,  Hatfield  Heath  - 

St  John- the -Eyangelist,  Bush 
End. 

Chipperfield,  Perpetual  Cunu^ 


Grant  of  an  augmentation  of  the 
annual  sum  of  100/.  charged 
upon  and  issuing  out  of  the  rec- 
tory of  Bromley. 

Grant  of  two  annual  sums  of  60  /. 
and  40  Lj  parts  of  rents  reseryed 
on  leases. 

Annexation  of  6  a.  2r.  16  p.  of 
rectorial  glebe. 

Grant  of  an  annual  sum  of  30  /.  out 
of  the  rectory  of  Gravesend. 

Annexation  of  part  of  the  tithe  rent- 
charge  (16Z.)of  South  Weald. 

Grant  of  an  annual  sum  of  7  /,  out 
of  the  rectory  of  Shenfield. 

Grant  of  an  annual  sum  of  80  /.  out 
of  the  rectory  of  Milton-next* 
Gravesend. 

Annexation  of  part  of  the  tithe  rent- 
charges  of  Stone  (55  L) 

Annexation  of  part  of  the  tithe  rent- 
charges  of  Swancombe  (100  Z.) 

Grant  of  an  annual  sum  of  74  L, 
issuing  out  of  the  impropriate 
rectory  tithes  of  Flamstead. 

Grant  of  an  annual  sum  of  80  /.  out 
of  the  rectory  of  Bishop's  Stort- 
ford. 

Grant  of  an  annual  rent  of  80  /., 
issuing  out  of  the  nectory  of  Hat- 
field Broad  Oak. 

Grant  of  an  annual  rent  of  80/:, 
israing  out  of  the  rectory  of  Hat- 
field Broad  Oak. 

Annexation  of  the  fees  belonging  to 
the  vicarage  of  Watford,  arising 
within  the  limits  of  the  district  of 
Chipperfield. 


1  Oct  1884 

12  Feb.  1847 

17  Jan.  1851 

1  Oct  1852 

24  Jan.  1856 

28  Jan.   „ 

11  Feb.  1857 

25  July   „ 
27  July   „ 
20  June  1859 
25  June  1860 

1  Nov.     „ 
1  Nov.     „ 

1  Aug,  1862 


The  Lord  Bishop  of  Rochester: 


The  Lord  Bishop  of  London. 


ditto. 

Rev.  Robert  Joynes,  as  Rector,  with 

consent  of  Ordinary  and  Patron. 
Rev.  Charles  Almeric  Belli,  Vicar  of 

South  Weald,  Essex,  with  consent 

of  Ordinary  and  Patron. 
Rev.  Charles  Isaac  York,  Rector  of 

Shenfield,  Essex,  with  consent  of 

Ordinary  and  Patron. 
Rev.  John  Stokes,  Rector  of  Milton* 

next-Gravesend,   with   consent  of 

Ordinary  and  Patron. 
Ven.  Walker  King,  Rector  of  Stone, 

with    consent    of    Ordinary  and 

Patron. 
Rev.  George  Cecil  Renonard,  Rector 

of  Swanscombe,   with  consent  of 

Ordinary  and  Patron. 
Master  and  Fellows  of  Universi^ 

College,  Oxford,  the  Patrons. 

Rev.  Charles  Almeric  Belli. 


Master,    Fellows,    and  Schohrs  ci 
Trinity  College,  Cambridge. 

ditto. 


Rev.  Richard  X<ee  James,  Vicar  of 
Watford,  with  consent  of  Ordinary 
and  Patron. 


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Diocese  of  'Rocuj&ster— continued. 


NAME  or  BENEFICE 


Cbipperfield,  Perpetual  Curacy 


Ditto 


St.  Andrew,  Romford 


Belchampy  St.  Paul,  Vicarage  - 


St.  John,  Colchester 


Ditto 


Ditto 


Amount  of  Augmentation. 


Annexation  of  the  fees  belonging  to 
the  vicarage  of  Abbott's  Langley, 
arising  within  the  limits  o^  the 
district  of  Chipperfield. 

Annexation  of  the  fees  helonginff  to 
the  vicarage  of  King's  Langley, 
arising  within  the  limits  of  the 
district  of  Chipperfield,  and  of 
a  sum  of  10 6.  8e/.,  part  of  the 
vicarial  tithes. 

Annexation  of  156/.  l6s.Sd.  tithe 
rentcharge,  arising  from  lands 
wholly  or  partly  situate  in  the 
district  chapelry  of  St.  Andrew, 
Romford. 

Grant  of  IkOL  per  annum,  part  of 
a  sum  reserved  in  a  lease  of  the 
rectory  of  Belchamp  St.  Paul, 
for  redeemed  land  tax. 

Grant  of  an  annual  sum  of  30/. 
out  of  the  rectory  of  Myland. 

Grant  of  an  annual  sum  of  10  2.  out 
of  the  vi<;arage  of  Ardleigh. 


Grant  of  an  annual  sum  of  5  /. 
of  the  rectory  of  Langham. 


out 


Dat« 

of  Instrument 

under  which  it  is 

Secured. 


1  Aug.    186-2 


1  Aug.      „ 


14  Oct.     1863 


6  June   1864 


10  June 


10  June 


10  June 


Name  of  Ecdesiattioal  Corporation 
efibcting  the  i 


Rev.  Richard  Gee,  Vicar  of  Abbott's 
Langley,  with  consMitof  Ordinaiy 
and  Patron, 

Rev.  Henry  Wade  Hodgeon,  Vioar 
of  King's  Langley. 


Warden  and  Scholars  of  St  Mary 
College,  Winchester,  in  Oxford. 


Dean  and  Chapter  of  St  Paul,  Lon- 
don, the  Patrons. 


Rev.  Edmund  Hall,  Rector  of  My- 
land, with  consent  of  Ordinary 
and  Patron. 

Rev.  James  Todd,  Vicar  of  Ardleigh. 
with  consent  of  Ordinary  ana 
Patron. 

Rev.  Edmund  Chancey  Ellis,  Rector 
of  Langham,  with  consent  of  Or- 
dinary and  Patron. 


The  Return,  so  far  as  relates  to  Essex  and  Herts,  commences  in  the  year  1847,  when  certain  parishes  in  the  former  and 
the  whole  of  the  latter  county  were  annexed  to  this  diocese. 

Diocesan  Registry  Precincts,  Rochester,  7  April  1866.  Oeo.  Hy.  Knight^  Regbtrar. 


DIOCESE    OF    SALISBURY. 


RETURN  of  Augmentations  of  Poor  Vicarages  and  Curacies,  under  the  Acts  29  Chas.  2,  c  8,  and 
1  &  2  Will,  4,  c.  45,  since  the  date  of  the  last-mentioned  Act. 


Kame  of  Yioarago 
or  Curacy. 


Coonty. 


Long  Whittenham  -     Berks 

This  Benefice  now  forms  part 
Sutton  Courtney     -  |  Berks 

This  Benefice  now  forms  part 
Froxfield        -        -  I  Wilts 
Sherston  Magna     -  |     ditto 

This  Benefice  now  forms  part 
Grove    -         •        -  I  Berks 
X>itto   -        -         -  I     ditto 

This  Benefice  now  forms  part 
Lam  bourne    -        "  \  Berks 

This  Benefice  now  forms  part 
Red  lynch,  8t  Mary     Wilts 


Whether 

Vicarage  or 

Curacy. 


Amount  of 
Annual  Augmentation. 


£.     8.    d. 

Vicarage    -     13  a.  0  r.  25  p.  of  land 

of  the  Diocese  of  Oxford. 
I  Vicarage    -  |  45     -    - 

of  the  Diocese  of  Oxford. 
I  Vicarage    -  I  20    -    - 

I  -  ditto        -  I  20     -    - 

of  the  Diocese  of  Gloucester  and  Bristol. 


Ditto  . 
Trinity,  Trowbridge 
Coonibe  Bissett 


Cfaitioe  - 
Ditto 


I  Curacy       -  10 

I  -  ditto        -  20 

of  the  Diocese  of  Oxford. 
I  Vicarage    -  |  50 

of  the  Diocese  of  Oxford. 
Curacy       -  50 


ditto 
ditto 
ditto 


ditto 
ditto 


-  ditto 

•  ditto 
Vicarage    - 

Curacy 

•  ditto 


50     -    - 

60     -     - 

4  a.  1  r.  2  p.  of  land,  and 


buildings. 


366. 


10     -     - 
25     -     - 

C  2 


Date  of 
Inttrament 


21  Feb.    1888 

10  July    1888 

7  April  1834 
28  June      „ 

28  April  1885 
28  April     9, 

6  July    1883 

6  Dec.   1838 

6  Dec.       ,, 

17  Nov.  1842 
12  Sept.  1845 

4  July    1846 

18  July      9» 


Name  of  Ecclesiastical  Corporation 
effecting  the  Angmentatioo. 


The  Rector  and  Scholars  of 
Exeter  College,  OxfonL 

The    Dean    and    Canons   of 
Windsor. 
-    ditto. 

The  Dean  and  Chapter  of 
Gloucester. 

The  Vicar  of  Wantage. 

The  Dean  and  Canons  of 
Windsor. 

The  Dean  of  St  Paul's,  Lon- 
don. 

The  Warden  and  Fellows  of 
St  Mary,  Winton  College. 

The  Vicar  of  Downton. 

The  Rector  of  Trowbridge. 

The  Prebendary  of  Coombe 
and  Hamham,in  the  Cathe- 
dral Church  of  Sarum. 

The  Vicar  of  Bishop's  Can- 
niufi 


The  Bishop  of  Salisbury. 


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RETURNS    RELATING   TO   THE   AUGMENTATION    OF 


Diocese  of  Salisbury — continued. 


Name  of  Vicarige 
or  Curacy. 


BJandford  Forum 

Chardstocky  All  Saints 

Ditto  - 

Worton 
Beaminster    • 


St  John-the-Evange- 

gelistyWestAshton. 

Chard8tock,All  Saints 

Hindon  • 

Hilfield  - 


Zyme  Regis 


Hartiu  -        •        • 

jUI  Sainto,  Charlton 
Winterborne  Earls  - 


Atf  Saints,  Charlton 

Shaw     -        .        . 

Branksea    «    - 

AU     Sainto,     East 
Hamham. 
Ditto 

Ditto 


Hhndky-with-Gus- 

sage.    . 
Gossage,  AH  Saints 

St.  John's,  Studlej 
ehittoe  - 

Sou<^room   • 
Stratford  -  under-  the 

Castle. 
Maiden  Bradley 

Keevil   -        -        - 


Cliolderton 


Christ  Church,  War- 

minster. 
Chittoe  .        -        - 

Alverdiston     - 


Connty. 


Dorset 

ditto 

ditto 

Wats 
Dorset 

Wilts 

Dorset 
Wilts 

Dorset 
ditto 

Wilts 

ditto 
ditto 

diUo 

ditto 

Dorset 

Wilts 

ditto 

ditto 

Dorset 

ditto 

Wilts 
ditto 

ditto 
ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 
ditto 
ditto 


Whether 

Vicarage  or 

Curacy. 


Amount  of 
Annual  AugmentatioQ. 

£.      5.    d. 

Vicarage  -  The  impropriate  rectory 
and  parsonage,  valued 
at  159/.  lis,  Ad.  per 
anni^m. 

Curacy  -  Tithe  commutation  rent- 
charge  of  82/.  Ss.lOd. 

-  ditto        -     Tithe  commutation    rent- 

charge  of  30/.  2  s,  6  d. 

-  ditto        -  20     -    - 

-  ditto        -     Tithe  commutation   rent- 

charge  of  33/.  lis.Qd. 

-  ditto        -     Tithe  commutation  rent- 

charge  of  100/.-*.  Id. 

-  ditto        -     One  acre  of  land     - 

-  ditto        -     Tithe  commutation    rent- 

charge  of  70  /. 

-  ditto        -     Tithe  commutation  rent- 

charge  arising  within  the 
parish  or  chapel  ry. 
Vicarage    -     3  a.  1  r.  2  p.  of  land  and 
buildings. 

Curacy  -  Tithe  commutation  rent- 
charge  of  80/.  2s.  1 1  d. 

-  ditto        -  26    -    - 

-  ditto        -  100     -    - 


ditto        -  25    -    - 


-  ditto 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 
Vicarage 

Rectory 

Curacy 

-  ditto 

-  ditto 


-  ditto 

Tithe  commutation    rent- 

charge  of  46  /. 

-  ditto 

Tithe  commutation   rent- 

charge  of  31.28.  Qd. 

•  ditto 

Tithe  commutation   rent- 

charge  of  46 /.  4  *.  3  (/. 

-  ditto 

30     -    - 

-  ditto 

30  /.,  to  take  effect  on  expi- 

ration of  a  certain  lease 

of  the  impropriate  rec- 

tory. 

-  ditto 

26     -    - 

Vicarage    - 

1  A.  IR.  22  p.  of  land,  and 

buildings. 

Curacy 

60     -    - 

-  ditto 

40     -    - 

Date  of 
Instrument. 


80     -     - 
Land  and  buildings 

2  A.  2  R.  3  p.  of  land 

9/.  lOs.f  and  a  further  sum 
of  40  /.  1 5.,  to  take  effect 
on  expiration  of  a  cer- 
tain lease. 

Tithe  Commutation  Rent- 
charge  of  246/.  14$.  66/., 
arising  out  of  the  parish 
of  Eitham. 

30     -    - 

Tithe  commutation  rent- 
charge  of  bl9s.  10 d. 
16     -    - 


13  Feb.    1847 

1  June    1847 

1  June      „ 

21  July    1848 
3  Jan.    1860 

1  May      „ 

ii6  June     „ 
16  Aug.      „ 

27  Sept.      „ 
16  Oct.       „ 


7  July    1851 

16  Feb.    1852 
12  Sept.   1861 


9  Dec.    1862 

20  June   1863 
11  May    1866 
28  April     „ 
26  April  1866 
7  July      „ 

28  May    1867 
18  Feb.    1868 

29  Nov.      „ 
20  Dec.      „ 

20  Dec.      „ 
16  June   1866 

16  Mar.  1860 
18  June   1860 

18  Feb.    1804 

1  Oct.      ,, 
7  Dec.      „ 

17  May      „ 


Name  of  Ecdetiastical  Corpontkm 
effectlog  the  Aogmentation. 


The    Dean    and  Chapter  of 
Winchester. 


The  Vicar  of  Chardstock. 
The  Vicar  of  Axminster. 

The  Bishop  of  Salisbury. 

The  Prebendary  of  Nether- 
bury,  in  Ecclesia,in  die  Ca- 
thedral  Church  of  Sanim. 

The  Bishop  of  Steeple  Aston. 

The  Bishop  of  Salisbury. 
The  Rector  of  Knoyle  Magna. 

The  Warden  and  Scbolare, 
Clerks  of  St.  Mary,  College 
of  Winton. 

The  Prebendary  of  Lyme  and 
Halstock,  in  the  Cathedral 
Church  of  Sarum. 

The  Vicar' of  South  Dame^ 
ham. 

The  Vicar  of  Downton. 

The  Prebendary  of  Winter- 

,  borne  Earls,  in  the  Cathe- 
dral Church  of  Saram. 

The  Warden  and  Scholars, 
Clerks  of  St.  Mary,  College 
of  Winchester. 

The  Vicar  of  Melksham. 

The  Rector  of  Studland. 

The  Vicar  of  Britford. 

The  Dean  and  Chapter  of 
Salisbury. 

ditto. 


The    Dean    and   Canons  of 
Windsor. 
The  Archdeacon  of  Dorset 

The  Rector  of  Trowbridge. 

The  Vicar  of  Bishop's  Can- 
nings. 

ditto. 

The    Dean   and    Chapter  of 
Salisbury. 

The   Dean    and    Chapter  of 
Chirst  Church,  Oxford. 

The    Dean   and    Chapter  of 
Winchester. 


The  Provost  and  Scholars  of 
Oriel  College,  Oxford. 

The  Vicar  of  Warminster. 

The  Rector  of  Bramham. 

The  Provost  and  Scholars  of 
King's  College,  Cambridge. 


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DIOCESE  OF  WINCHESTER  (HANTS  P0IITI0N> 


RETURN  of  all  Augmentations  of  Poor  Yicarages  and  Curacies  under  the  Acts  29  Chas.  2^  c.  8^  and 
1  &  2  Will.  4,  c.  45,  from  the  Registry  of  the  Hampshire  Portion  of  the  Diocese  of  Winchester^  from  the  14th 
October  1863. 


BBNBFIC£8  AUGMENTED. 

Amoant  of 
AugmeotatioD  Referred. 

Date  of 
the  Instniment. 

Name  of  Ecdesiastical  Corporatfon 
effecting  same. 

Porchester 

Appleshaw 

St.  James  (West  End) 

Appleshaw 

Yarmouth  (Isle  of  Wight)  - 

£.    s.     d. 
28  17     6 

62     0     6 

104  17  11 

40     3     6 

36     -     - 

17  March    1864 
1  Sept 
8  Nov.         „ 
6  May       1866 

22  Feb.        1866 

Ecclesiastical  Commissioners  for  England. 

Vicar  of  Amport 

Rector  of  St  Mary,  Southampton.  ] 

Vicar  of  Amport. 

Ecclesiastical  Commissioners  for  England. 

A  Return  of  Augmentations  and  Annexations  up  to  14th  October  1863,  sent  dOth  July  1864. 


DIOCESE    OP    YORK 


RETURN  of  Augmentations  of  Poor  Yicarages  and  Curacies  under  the  Acts  29  Chas.  2,  c.  8, 

and  1  &  2  Will.  4,  c.  45. 


Names  of  Viearages . 
aod  Curacies. 


Whether  Vicarage 
or  Curacy. 


Amount  of  Augmentation 
per  Annum. 


Date  of 
Instnunent 


Name  of  Ecdesiastical  Corporation 
eflbcting  same. 


Acklam 


Anaton 


SomU 


Vicarage  - 


Perpetual  Curacy 


Vicarage 


Braraham 


Brampton  Bierlow  (Christ 
Church). 

Brompton     -        -        - 
Fishlake 


Ditto 

Flaxton 
366. 


-  ditto 

Perpetual  Curacy 

-  ditto     - 
Vicarage  - 


-    ditto     - 
Perpetual  Curacy 


£.     s.    d. 
128     4     li 


167  17     6 


38  11  - 

166  -  - 

29  1  7 

19  16  4 


26  Feb.    1864 


28  July   1860 


10  Dec.   1861 


247     7  11 


Two  closes  of  land, 
containing  1  a.  2  n. 
33  p.  (no  value  at- 
tached). 

160     -    - 


100    -    - 

20^  (subject  to  the 
payment  thereout  of 
10^  annually  to  the 
Perpetual    Curacy 
of  Sykehouse). 

298  17     - 

160     -    - 

C3 


22  Mar.     „ 

17  Oct.  1866 

8  Dec  „ 

26  May  1860 


27  April  1865 
10  Dec.   1861 


Rev.  Leveson  Vernon  Ilarcourt,  Chan- 
cellor of  the  Cathedral  Church  of 
York,  with  consent  of  the  Archbishop 
of  York  and  Ecclesiastical  Commis- 
missioners. 

Rev.  Leveson  Vernon  Harcourt,  Pre- 
bendai^  of  Laughton,  with  consent  of 
Archbishop  of  York  and  Ecclesiasti- 
cal Commissioners. 

Dean  and  Chapter  of  Durham,  with  con- 
sent of  Ecclesiastical  Commissioners. 


Dean  and  Chapter  of  Christ  Church* 
Oxford. 


The  like. 

Dean  and  Chapter  of  Durham,  with  con- 
sent of  Ecclesiastical  Commissioners, 

The  like. 


The  like. 
The  like. 


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Diocese  oe  York — continued 


Names  of  Vicarages 
and  Curacies. 


Kilnhorsty  St.  I'homas  • 


Langhton-en-le-Morthen 

with 
Thorpe,  St.  John,  annexed 


Laughton-en*]e-Morthen 
Sandhutton  -        -        - 

South  Milford 

Sykehouse  -  -  - 
Thirsk  -  -  .  - 
Thorpe  Salvin 

Wales  -  -  .  - 
Westerdale    -        - 

Whitby 

Whitwood    Mere     (All 
Saints). 

Ditto 

Woodsetts     -        .        - 

Ditto 
Wombwell,  St.  Btary     - 

Ditto 


Whether  Vicarage 
or  Cnracy. 


Perpetual  Curacy 

Vicarage  - 
Perpetual  Curacy 

Vicarage  - 
Perpetual  Curacy 

.    ditto    - 

-  ditto     - 

-  ditto    - 

-  ditto     • 

-  ditto     - 

-  ditto     - 

-  cKtto     - 

-  ditto     - 

.    ditto     - 

•  ditto    - 

•  ditto     • 

-  ditto     - 

-  ditto     - 


Amount  of  Angmentatloii 
per  AnniiiB. 


£.    s.    d. 
10     -    - 


1 


120     -  - 

00  10  6 

200    -  - 

46     -  - 


Date  of 
Instrument 


272     0     6 

27  April  1866 

10.  -    - 

10  Nov.  1861 

208  16     8i 

22  July   1844 

146  18     3 

22  July      „ 

100  ^  until  next  avoid- 
ance of  Rectory  of 
Stokesley. 

SO  June  1868 

210    8     4 

4  June  1861 

46  11     - 

5  May  1866 

64     6     8 

«6  May      „ 

90/.  for  18  years,  be- 
ing the  unexpired 
term    of  lease    of 
tithes. 

19  Oct.    1841 

76    4    - 

8  July    1862 

102    -    - 

22  Nov.   1864 

Name  of  Ecclesiastical  Corporation 
efieeting  same. 


60     -     - 


14  Jan.  1861  The  Rector  of  Rawmarsh,  with  consent 
of  the  Archbishop  of  York  and  the 
Lord  Chancellor,  the  Patron. 


19  Oct  1841  Rev.  Leveson  Vernon  Harcourt,  Pre* 
bendaiy  of  Lauehton,  with  consent  of 
Archbishop  of  York  and  Ecclesiasii. 
cal  Commissioners. 

28  July   1860     The  like. 

11  Dec.  1861  Dean  and  Chapter  ofDurham,  with  con* 
sent  of  Ecclesiastical  Commissioners. 

28  Sept  1846  Rev.  Dr.  Bull,  Prebendary  of  Fenton, 
with  consent  of  Archbishop  of  York 
and  Ecclesiastical  Commissioners^ 

Dean  and  Chapter  of  Durham,  with  con- 
sent of  Ecclesiastical  Commissioners. 

Archbishop  of  York,  with  consent  of 
Ecclesiastical  Commissioners. 
•  

Rev.  Leveson  Vernon  Harcourt,  Pre- 
bendary of  Laughton,  with  consent  of 
Archbishop  of  York  and  Ecclesiasti- 
cal Commissioners. 

The  like. 

Rev.  Charles  Cator,  Rector  of  Stokes- 
ley,  with  consent  of  the  Archbiihop 
ofYork. 

Archbishop  of  York,  with  consent  of 
Ecclesiasdcai  Commissioners. 

Dean  and  Chapter  of  Christ  Church, 
Oxford. 

The  like. 

Rev.  Leveson  Vernon  Harcourt,  Pm- 
bendarpr  of  Lan^hton,  with  consent  of 
Archbishop  of  York  and  Ecclesiasti- 
cal Commissioners. 

The  like. 

The  Master,  Fellows,  and  Scholars  of 
Trinity  College,  Cambridge. 

Rev.  Henry  Brown  Cooke,  Rector  of 
first  mediety  of  Darfield,  with  con- 
sent of  Ecclesiastical  Commissioners. 


24  Nov. 


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6  January  1866.  J 


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VICARAGES    AND    CURACIES. 


Further  RETURN  to  an  Address  of  the  Honourable  The  House  of  Commons, 
dated  21  July  1868;-/or, 

"RETURN  from  the  Registbabs  of  each  Diocese  in  England  and  Wales  of  all  Augmentations 
Granted  to  Poor  Vicarages  and  Curacies  under  the  Acts  29  Charles  2,  c  8,  and  1  &  2  Will  4, 
c  45 ;  showing  the  Amount  of  Augmentation  reserved ;  Date  of  the  Instrument  under  which  it  is 
secured ;  and  the  Name  of  the  Ecclesiastical  Corporation  effecting  the  same.*' 


DIOCESE  OP  WINCHESTER  (HAMPSHIRE  PORTION). 


RETURN  of  Augmentations  of  Poor  Vicarages  and  Curacies,  under  the  Acts  29  Charles  2,  c.  8., 

and  1  &  2  TVHL  4,  c.  45. 


BENEFICES  AUGMENTED. 


Amoimt  of  Augmentation 
Reserved. 


Date  of 
the  Instrument 


Name  of  Ecclesiastical  Corporation 
effecting  same. 


St  Michael's,  Winchester 

Hfthe,  Fawley  Parish    - 

wbitchuTch 

St  Mauxice,  Winchester 

St  Thomas,  Winchester - 

St.  John's,  Winchester    -        -        - 

St  Michael's,  Winchester 

Morestead       ..... 

St  Thomas,  Winchester  ... 

St  Michael,  Winchester  ... 

St  John's,  Winchester   ... 

St  Maurice,  Winchester 

St.  John  the  Baptist,  Red  Hill,  Ha?ant 

Ditto 

Hythe 

St  James,  Emsworth      ... 

Hythe 

Ampfield         .        •       -        .       • 

Ditto 

Hythe  .-.--- 
Highcliffe  -  -  -  .  . 
St.  James,  East  Cowes  .  .  - 
Christ  Church,  Crondall ... 
St  Paul's,  Barton  Village 
St  Barnabas,  Swanmore 

Ditto 

Christchurch,  Portswood 

St  Thomas,  Wootton  Hill 

Bnrtledon        -        -       -        .        . 

St  James',  West  End,  South  Stoneham 

Christchurch,  Portswood 

Eechinswell-with^Sydmonton  - 

Christchurch,  Nortnam  ... 

8t.  James',  Bernard  Street 

St  Luke's,  Newtown      -        -        - 

Holy  Saviour,  Bitterne   ... 

Holy  Trinity,  Southampton    - 

St  Maurice,  Winchester 

St  Paul*s,  Barton,  Isle  of  Wight    - 

St  Luke's,  Newtown      -       -        - 

St  John  the  Baptist^  Red  HiU 

St  John  the  Baptist,  Purbrook 
Holy  Trinity,  Winchester 

St  John's,  ShidBeld        -       - 
MtttiDgley     -        .       -       -        . 


£.    s.  d. 

300/.    for   a  perpetual 

augmentation. 
400/.  stock    - 

60    -  - 

25  -  - 

26  -  - 
26  -  - 
26  -  - 
15  -  - 
80  -  - 
85    -  - 

100    -  - 

25    •-  - 

20    -  - 

20    -  - 

80    -  - 

60    -  - 

80    -  - 

85  18  - 

89  10  - 

40    -  - 

40    -  - 

60    -  - 

40    -  - 

25    -  - 

15    -  - 

60 

40 
100    - 

74    - 

56  16 

57  4 
25  14 

240    - 
240  18 
210    3 
210 
208 

25    -  - 

100    -  - 
Certain  land  -        .       - 
88/.  12s.  ^d.  in  lieu  of 
the  20/. 

50    4  10 

Certain  tithes,  &c.,  be- 
coming due  within  the 
district. 

20    -  - 

177  10  8 


3    1 


6 
4 
6 

7 
8 
1  10 
6    8 


1 


21  Mar.  1804 

16  Jan.  1823 
8  Aug.  1832 
8  Mar.  1833 
8  Mar.  1833 

8  Mar.  1838 
14  June  1838 

19  June  1834 
16  Feb.  1836 
16  Feb.  1886 
16  Feb.  1836 
16  Feb.  1836 

1  June  1839 

1  June  1839 

16  May  1840 

14  Dec.  1840 

16  April  1841 

26  Jan.  1842 
31  Jan.  1842 

9  June  1842 
10  Dec  1842 

6  Nov.  1842 
28  AprU  1848 
14  May  1844 
14  May  1846 

14  May  1846 
23  Nov.  1848 
16  Oct  1850 

5  Dec.  1850 

27  Sept  1852 
27  Sept  1852 

20  May  1853 

26  May  1853 

30  June  1853 
4  Dec.  1856 

15  Oct  1857 
3  June  1858 

27  Sept.  1858 

30  Sept  1858 

22  Dec.  1859 


1  Aug. 
14  Oct. 


1860 
1863 


Thomas  Watkins. 

Sophia  Shepperd. 

Lord  Bishop  of  Winchester. 

-  -    ditto. 

-  -    ditto. 

-  -    ditto. 

-  -    ditto. 

-  -    ditto. 

-  -    ditto. 

-  -    ditto. 

-  -    ditto. 

-  -    ditto. 

Rector  of  Warblington. 

Rector  of  Havant. 

Rector  of  Fawley. 

Rector  of  Warblington. 

Rector  of  Fawley. 

Vicar  of  Hursley. 

Dean  and  Chapter  of  Winchester. 

Rector  of  Fawley. 

Baron  Hothsay  and  others. 

Rector  of  Wbippingham. 

Vicar  of  Crondall. 

Rector  of  Wbippingham. 

Rector  of  Bishops  Waltham. 

Rector  of  Droxrord. 

Vicar  of  South  Stoneham. 

Rector  of  East  Woodhay. 

St  Mary  College,  Win  ton. 

Rector  of  St.  Mary,  Southampton. 

-  -    ditto. 

Vicar  of  Kingsclere, 

Rector  of  St  Mary's,  Southampton* 

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Lord  Bishop  of  Winchester. 

Rector  of  Whippinffham. 

Rector  of  St  Mary^,  Southampton. 

Rector  of  Warblington. 

Rector  of  Farlington. 
Rector  of  St  Maurice  and  St.  Mary  Ka- 
lendar,  Winchester. 

Rector  of  Droxford. 

Warden  and  Scholar?,  New  College,  Ox- 
ford. 


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WEXFORD    CONVENT    SCHOOL. 


RETURN  to  an  Order  of  the  Honourable  The  House  of  Commons, 
dated  23  March  1866;— :/br, 


COPIES  **  of  Correspondence  between  the  Commissioners  of  National 
Education,  Ireland^  or  any  of  their  Secretaiies  or  Officers,  and  the 
Wbxford  Convent  School,  in  or  since  the  Year  1864,  relative  to  the 
Rules  for  Religious  Instruction  in  the  School ;" 

**  Of  any  Minutes  of  the  Board  on  the  same  subject,  giving  the  names  of 
the  Commissioners  present,  and  distinguishing  those  (if  any)  who  dissented 
or  protested,  with  their  Protests ;" 

"  Of  Inspector's  Report  on  the  Wexford  Convent  School  for  the  Year 
1865;" 

^*  And,  of  the  ^  General  Lesson  '  sanctioned  by  the  Board,  as  it  stood 
before  the  Year  1864,  and  as  it  now  stands." 


Office  of  National  Education^  JAMES  KELLY,  TcwrAteriAa 

Dublin,  13  April  1866.     J  WILLIAM  McCREEDY,  /^^eoretanes. 


(5Vr  Hugh  Cairns.^ 


Ordered^  by  The  House  of  Commons,  to  be  Printed^ 
23  April  1 866. 


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I. — Correspondence  between  the  Commissionera  of  National  Eduoa- 
tion,  Ireland,  or  any  of  th«ir  Secretaries  or  OflloerBy  and  the 
Wexford  Convent  School,  in  or  since  the  Year  1864,  relative  to 
the  Rules  for  Religious  Instruction  in  the  School : — 

1.  Letter  of  Manager  of  the  Wexford  Convent  National  School 
to  the  Seeretaries  to  the  National  Board  ... 

52*  Letter  of  the  Seoretanes,  in  reply    -  ... 

d.  Letter  from  the  Manager  of  Wexford  Convent  National 
School,  to  the  Secretaries     ..... 

4.  Letter  from  the  Secretaiies,  to  the  Manager  of  Wexford 
Convent  National  School      ...... 

IL-— MnruTES  of  the  Board  <m  the  same  Mibject,  giving  the  Names  of 
the  Commissioners  present :— * 


1.  Copy  of  Board's  Minute 

2.  Ditto  -  -  ditto 
8.  Ditto  -  -  ditto 
4.  Ditto  -  -  ditto 
6.  Ditto  -  -  ditto 

6.  Ditto  -  -  ditto 

7.  Ditto  -  -  ditto 

8.  Ditto  -  -  ditto 


HL-^-iheaBKTs  ^aad  Protests  of  Commisaioners : — 

1.  Letter  from  the  Bishop  of  Derry,  setting  forth  the  reason 

why,  in  his  opinion,  the  permission  desired  by  the  eaaiiager 
should  be  revised  .--.-.. 

2.  Letter  from  the  Attorney  General  to  the  same  effect  - 
8.  Letter  from  James  Gibson,  Esq.,  to  the  same  effect    - 

4.  Rev,  John  Hall's  proposed  amendment  to  Minute  of  27  June 

IV.— Inspector's  Report  on  the  Wexford  Conveat  School,  for  the  Year 
1866  :— 

1.  Inspector's  Report  on  the  Wexford  Convent  School  - 

2.  Ditto     -     -     ditto        - 

3.  Ditto     -     -     ditto 

4.  Ditto     -     -     ditto 


V. — Copies  of  the  ''  General  Lesson  "  sanctioned  by  the  Board  as  it 
stood  before  the  Year  1864,  and  as  it  now  stands 


27  Jan,  1865 

6  Feb.  1865 

10  Feb.  1865 

5  July  1865 


3  Feb.    1865 

17  Feb.  1866 
10  March  1865 
21  March  1865 
16  May  1666 
80  May    186S 

18  June  1866 
27  June    1866 


18  March  1866 
lOMrch  1866 
10  June  1865 
27  June    1865 


12  June    1866 

3  Aug.   1865 

25  Sept.  1866 

29  Nov.   1865 


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COPIES  of  CoRRESPONDRNCR  bctweeu  the  Commissioners  of  National 
Education,  Ireland,  or  any  of  their  Secretaries  or  Officers,  and  the  Wexford 
CoDveufc  School,  in  or  since  the  Year  1864,  relative  to  the  Rules  for  Religious 
Instruction  in  the  School. 


1 .  Lbttsr  from  Manager  of  the  Wexford  Convent  School  to  the  Secretaries 

to  the  National  Board. 
(1034/6&.) 

Convent  of  M^cy,  Wexford, 
Gentlemen,  27  January  1865. 

Will  you  kindly  let  me  know,  is  it  contrary  to  any  rule  of  the  Board  to  take 
a  class  into  an  adjoining  room,  off  the  school,  for  religious  instruction  at  the 
time  that  secular  instruction  is  going  on  in  the  school,  and  when  the  latter  is 
not  in  the  least  interfered  with. 

I  remain,  &c. 
(signed)         Sister  Marjfy  Evangelist.  • 


2.  Letter  from  the  Secretaries  of  the  National  Board  to  the  Manager  of 

Wexford  Conveat  School. 

(Rules— 1034/65— Wexford  I.  N.  S.— B.  O.  3/2/65.) 

Office  of  National  Education, 
Madam,  6  Fehruary  1865. 

We  have  laid  before  the  Commissioners  of  National  Education  your  letter 
of  the  27th  ultimo,  asking,  *^  Is  it  contrary  to  any  rule  of  the  Board  to  take  a 
class  into  an  adjoining  room,  off  the  school,  for  religious  instruction  at  the  time 
that  secular  instruction  is  going  on  in  the  school,  and  when  the  latter  is  not  in 
the  least  interfered  with"? 

We  are  directed  to  inform  you,  in  reply,  that  the  Commissioners  do  consider 
it  contrary  to  the  spirit  of  their  rules  to  withdraw  children  for  religious 
instruction  during  the  time  notified  for  secular  instruction,  even  though  it  be 
arranged  to  give  the  former  in  a  separate  room. 

We  are  further  directed  to  remind  you,  that  religious  instruction  may  be 
given  in  a  National  school  before,  and  after  the  ordinary  school  business,  and, 
if  necessary,  and  no  practical  inconvenience,  at  one  intermediate  time  during 
the  day. 

We  enclose  a  copy  of  the  Board's  Rules,  and  are  to  request  attention  to 
paragraphs  12  and  13,  part  L,  Sect.  lY. 

We  hare,  &c. 

(signed)        James  Kdly,  1  c^^ .paries 

WilUam  McOrec^,    ^Secretaries. 


3.  Letter  from  Managers  of  Wexford  Convent  School  to  the  Secretaries  of 

the  National  Board. 
(1506/65.) 

Convent  of  Mercy,  Wexford, 
Gentlemen,  10  February  1865. 

In  proposing  the  question  to  you,  as  to  whether  it  was  contrary  to  any  rule 
of  the  Board  '^  to  take  a  class  into  an  adjoining  room,  off  the  school,  for 
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religious  instruction  at  the  time  that  secular  instruction  is  going  on  in  the 
school"?  I  omitted  the  word  occasionally.  I  was  well  aware  that  doing  so 
continually  would  be  a  violation  of  rule,  and,  therefore,  I  did  not  think  of 
inserting  the  above  word  in  my  query. 

I  remain,  &c. 
(signed)         Sister  Mary,  Evangelist. 


4.  Letter  from  the  Secretaries  of  the  National  Board  to  the  Manager  of 

Wexford  Convent  School. 

(1506/65— Wexford  Infant  National  School  4949— B.  O.  27/6/65.) 

Office  of  National  Education, 
Madam,  5  July  1865. 

We  have  again  brought  under  the  notice  of  the  Commissioners  of  National 
Education  your  letter  of  the  27  January,  in  which  you  ask  if  it  be  contrary  to 
any  rule  of  the  Board  *'  to  take  a  class  into  an  adjoining  room,  off  the  school, 
for  rehgious  instruction,  at  the  time  that  secular  instruction  is  going  on  in  the 
school,  and  when  the  latter  is  not  in  the  least  interfered  with"? 

We  have  also  submitted  to  the  Commissioners  your  letter  of  the  10  February, 
in  which  you  inform  them  that  in  your  former  communication  you  omitted  the 
word  "  occasionally." 

25/^?/%-  The  Commissioners  having  directed    the    head    and  district  inspectors  to 

confer  with  you  on  the  subject  of  your  letters,  find,  from  the  report  of  these 
officers, — 

That  you  seek  the  privilege  of  giving  special  religious  instruction  to 
some  of  the  pupils,  while  the  others  are  engaged  at  secular  instruction, 
in  addition  to  the  religious  instruction  given  to  all  the  pupils  under  the 
arrangements  hitherto  existing. 

That  this  special  religious  instruction  is  to  be  restricted  to  the  pupils 
who,  being  most  backward,  require  special  preparation  for  the  sacraments 
of  their  Church ;  is  to  occupy  from  20  to  30  minutes  for  two  or  three  days 
in  the  week,  and  not  more  than  three,  or  less  than  two  months  each 
year. 

That  the  time  is  to  be  from  11  o'clock  to  11.20  or  11.30  o'clock. 

ITie  occasions,  preparation  for  confirmation,  or  other  sacraments. 

And  to  be  given  in  an  apartment  quite  separate  from  those  in  which 
secular  instruction  will  be  communicated  at  the  same  time. 

The  Commissioners  direct  us  to  inform  you,  that  there  is  nothing  in  your 
proposal  as  now  presented  to  them  at  variance  with  their  rules  or  the  spirit  of 
the  National  system,  provided  the  following  conditions  be  observed  : — 

The  right  must  be  so  exercised  as  not  to  impede  materially  the  secular 
instruction  given  in  the  school. 

The  secular  instruction  must,  in  all  such  cases,  be  regularly  carried  on, 
in  the  school-room,  for  the  benefit  of  such  children  as  are  not  partakers  of 
the  "  extern  "  religious  instruction. 

That  the  teachers  must  not  permit,  on  such  occasions,  any  child  to 
absent  itself  from  the  secular  instruction  who  is  not  of  the  same  faith  as 
the  person  who  is  giving  that  '^  extern  "  religious  instruction  to  the 
children  of  his  own  Church. 

We  have,  &c. 
(signed;         James  Kelly.  }  Secretaries 

William  McCreedy.r^^^^^^' 


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—  II.  — 

Minutes  of  the  Board  on  the  same  subject,  giving  the^Name^  of  the 

Commissioners  present. 


1.— Copt  of  Minute,  dated  3  February  1865. 
Present  : 


Rev.  Doctor  Henry. 
The  Marquis  of  Kildare. 
The  Lord  Chancellor. 
The  Earl  of  Dunraven. 
Rev.  John  Hall. 


John  Lentugne,  Esq. 
John  O'Hagan,  Esq. 
Honourable  Thomas  Preston. 
Right  Hon.  Alexander  Macdonnell. 


Read  letter  1034/65,  from  Mrs.  Walsh,  manager  of  the  Wexford  Female 
(Convent)  National  School,  asking,  '^  Is  it  contrary  to  any  rule  of  the  Board  to 
take  a  class  into  an  adjoining  room,  off  the  school,  for  religious  instruction,  at 
the  time  that  secular  instruction  is  going  on  in  the  school,  and  when  the  latter 
is  not  in  the  least  interfered  with  "  ? 

Ordered,  that  Mrs.  Walsh  be  informed,  that  the  Commissioners  do  consider 
it  contrary  to  the  spirit  of  their  rules  to  withdraw  children  for  religious  instruc* 
tion  during  the  time  notified  for  secular  instruction,  even  though  it  be  arranged 
to  give  the  former  in  a  separate  room. 

Further,  that  Mrs.  Walsh  be  reminded  that  reUgious  instruction  may  be 
given  before  and  after  the  ordinary  school  business  ;  and,  if  necessary,  and  no 
practical  inconvenience,  at  one  intermediate  time  during  the  day. 

A  copy  of  the  Board's  Rules  is  to  be  sent  to  Mrs.  Walsh,  and  her  attention 
<;alled  to  paragraphs  12  and  13  of  Section  IV.  Part  I. 


2. — Copy  of  Minute,  dated  17  February  1865. 


Present  : 


Rev.  John  Hall. 
John  Lentaigne,  Esq. 
Right  Hon.  A.  Macdonnell. 


The  Marquis  of  Kildare. 

Risht  Hon.  The  Lord  Chancellor. 

Chief  Justice  Monahan. 

Rt.  Hon.  The  Attorney  Genl.  (Lawson). 

Read  letter  No.  1506/65,  from  Mrs.  Walsh,  manager  of  the  Wexford 
Female  (Convent)  National  School,  stating,  in  reply  to  the  Board's  order  of 
the  3d  instant,  that,  when  asking  was  it  contrary  to  the  rule  of  the  Board  to 
take  a  class  for  religious  instruction  into  a  room,  off  the  school-room,  while 
secular  instruction  was  going  on  in  the  latter  ?  she  omitted  to  use  the  word 
'*  occasionally.'' 

Ordered,  that  the  head  and  district  inspectors  be  directed  to  wait  upon  and 
ascertain  from  Mrs.  Walsh,  what  is  the  precise  nature  of  the  privilege  which 
she  seeks,  and  its  extent.  Also  when,  on  what  occasions,  and  in  what  way  she 
means  to  exercise  it. 


3. — Copy  of  Minute  of  the  10th  March  1865. 


Present  : 


Rt.  Hon.  The  Lord  Chancellor. 

James  Gibson,  Esq. 

Right  Hon.  Judge  O'Hagan, 


Rev.  John  HalL 
John  Lentaigne,  Esq. 
Right  Hon.  A.  Macdonnell. 


The  Commissioners  postpone  the  consideration  of  the  letter  from  Head 
Inspector  Patterson  and  District  Inspector  Dugan,  reporting  the  result  of  their 
interviews  (held  as  directed  by  Board's  order  of  the  17th  ult.),  with  the 
manager  of  the  Wexford  Infant  (Convent)  National  School,  with  the  view  of 
ascertaining  the  precise  nature  and  extent  of  the  privilege  she  seeks  with 
regard  to  the  occasional  special  religious  instruction  of  some  of  the  pupils  in 
an  adjoining  room  while  the  rest  are  engaged  at  secular  instruction  in  the 
ischool. 


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4. — Copy  of  Minute,  dated  the!  21st  March  1865. 

Present  : 


Rev.  Doctor  Henry. 

Right  Hon.  The  Lord  Chancellor. 

James  Gibson,  Esq. 

Rev.  John  HaLL 


John  Lentaigne,  Esq. 
James  W.  Murland,  Esq. 
Right  Hon.  A.  Macdonnell. 


The  Commissioners  further  postpone  the  consideration  of  the  head  and 
district  inspector's  letter  in  the  case  of  the  Wexford  Convent  National  School, 
where  it  is  proposed  to  give  certain  religious  instruction  to  some  of  the  pupils 
in  B3SL  adjoining  apartment,  while  the  rest  are  engaged  at  secular  instruction  in 
the  school-room. 


5.— Copy  of  MiNUTB  (rf  the  16th  May  1865. 
Prbsbitt  r 


James  Gibson,  Esq. 

Right  Hon.  the  Earl  of  Dunraven. 

Rev.  John  Hall. 

John  I^entaigne,  Esq. 


John  O'Hagan,  Esq. 
James  W.  Murland,  Esq. 
Right  Hon.  A.  Macdonnell. 


The  Commissioners  postpone  the  consideration  of  the  head  and  district 
inspector's  letter  of  the  24th  February,  reporting  the  result  of  their  interview 
(held  as  directed  by  Board's  order  of  the  l7th  February)  with  the  manager  o( 
the  Wexford  Infant  (t^onvent)  School,  with  the  view  of  ascertaining  the  precise 
nature  and  extent  of  the  privilege  she  seeks  with  regard  to  the  occasional 
special  religious  instruction  of  some  of  the  pupils  in  an  adjoining  apartment, 
while  the  rest  are  engaged  at  secular  instruction  ia  the  school-room. 


6.— Copy  of  Minute  of  the  30th  May  1865. 
Present  : 


Rev.  Doctor  Henry. 
Right  Hon.  Judge  Longfield. 
Right  Hon.  Judge  O'Hagan. 
John  Lentaigne,  Esq. 


John  O'Hagan,  Esq. 
James  W.  Murland,  Esq. 
Right  Hon.  A.  MacdonnelL 


The  Commissioners  again  postpone  till  next  meeting  the  consideration  of 
the  case  of  Wexford  Convent  National  School,  when  the  manager  (Mrs. 
Walsh)  proposes  to  give  occasional  religious  instruction  to  a  class  of  pupils  in 
an  adjoining  apartment,  off  the  school-room,  while  secular  instruction  is  going 
on  in  the  latter. 


7.— Copy  of  Minute,  dated  the  13th  June  1865. 
Present : 


The  Marquis  of  Kildare. 
Honourable  Judge  Longfield. 
Right  Hob.  Judge  O'Hagan. 
Chief  Justice  Monahan. 
Lord  Chief  Baron  (Pigot). 


Rev.  John  HalL 

John  Lentaigne,  Esq. 

John  O'Hagan,  Esq. 

Right  Hon.  Judge  Fitzgerald. 

Right  Hon.  Alex.  MacdonnelL 


The  Commissionei'S  defer,  until  the  meeting  of  the  Board  on  the  27thinstanty 
the  consideration  of  the  application  from  Mrs.  Walsh,  manager  of  Wexford 
Convent  National  School,  for  leave  to  take  a  class  occasionally  into  an  adjoining 
apartment,  off  the  schoolroom,  for  religious  instruction  while  secular  iEstruc- 
tion  is  going  on  in  the  latter. 


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8. — Copy  of  Minute,  dated  the  27th  June  1865, 
Pbesent  : 


Marquis  of  Kildare. 
Hon.  Judge  LongfiekL 
Higkt  Hon.  Judge  O'Hagwi. 
Rev.  John  Hall. 


John  Lentaigne,  Esq. 
Hon.  J.  Preston. 
J,  W.  Muriand,  Eeq. 
Bight  Hon.  A.  Macdonnell. 


Tiie  secretary  again  submits  the  different  papers  in  the  case  of  the  Wexford 
Convent  School,  the  manager  of  which  has  applied  for  certain  liberty  in  r^ard 
to  the  imparting  of  religious  instruction  as  follows : — 

Letters  1.034/65  1,506/65  from  Mrs.  Walsh,  the  first  asking  permissioi^ 
'^  to  take  a  class  into  an  adjoining  room,  off  the  school,  for  religious  instruction 
at  the  time  that  secular  instruction  is  going  on  in  the  school,  and  when  the  latter 
is  not  in  the  least  interfered  with."  And  the  subsequent  letter,  dated  the  10th 
February,  explaining  (on  the  permission  being  refused  by  Board's  orcer  of  the 
3d  February)  that  the  liberty  sought  is  only  intended  to  be  used  "  occasion- 
ally," Also  letter  dated  the  24th  February,  from  Head  Inspector  Patterson  and 
District  Inspector  Dugan,  reporting  that,  as  directed  by  the  Board's  order  of 
the  17th  February,  they  waited  on  Mrs  Walsh,  from  whom  they  obtained  the 
following  explanation  as  to  the  precise  nature  of  the  privilege  she  seeks, 
its  extent,  when,  on  what  occasions,  and  in  what  way  she  means  to  exercise 
it:  viz. 

1.  Mrs.  Walsh  seeks  the  privilege  of  giving  special  religious  instrucri^m 
to  some  of  the  pupils,  when  the  rest  are  engaged  at  secular  instruction,  in 
addition  to  the  reliirious  instruction  given  to  all  the  pupils  under  the 
arrangements  hitherto  existing. 

2.  This  special  religious  instruction  is  to  be  restricted  to  those  pupils 
who,  being  most  backward  in  religious  knowledge,  requii-e  special  prepa- 
ration for  the  sacraments  of  their  church,  and  is  to  occupy  from  20  to  30 
minutes,  two  or  three  days  weekly,  not  more  than  three  nor  less  than  two 
months  of  the  year. 

3.  liie  time  for  it  is  to  be  from  1 1  to  1 1.20,  ot  11.30  o'clock. 

4.  The  occasions  being  the  preparation  for  confirmation  or  other  sacra* 
ment. 

5.  The  special  religious  instruction  is  to  be  given  in  an  apartment  quite 
separate  from  those  in  which  the  secular  instruction  will  be,  at  the  same 
time,  communicated. 

The  secretary  further  submits  letters,  Nos.  2,458,  2,469,  and  4,820/65  from 
the  Bishop  of  Derry,  the  Attorney  General,  and  Mr.  Gibson  respectively, 
setting  forth  the  reasons  why,  in  their  opinion,  the  permission  requested  by 
Mrs.  Walsh  should  be  refused.  The  Resident  Commissioner  moves  that  the 
applicant  be  informed,  "  that  there  is  nothing  in  her  proposal  of  the  10th 
February,  as  now  presented,  at  variance  with  the  rules  or  spirit  of  the  National 
system,  provided  that  the  following  cautions  are  observed: — 

''  1.  The  right  must  be  so  exercised  as  not  to  impede  materially  the 
secular  education  of  the  school. 

'^  2.  That  the  secular  education  must,  in  all  such  cases,  be  regularly 
carried  on  in  the  school  room  for  the  benefit  of  such  children  as  are  not 
partakers  of  the  *  extern '  religious  instruction. 

"  3.  That  the  teacher  must  not  permit,  on  such  occasions,  any  child  to 
absent  itself  from  the  secular  instruction  who  is  not  of  the  same  faith  as 
the  person  who  is  giving  that  ^  extern'  religious  instruction  to  the  children 
of  his  own  Church." 

The  Rev.  John  Hall  proposes,  as  an  amendment  to  the  foregoing,  that 
Mrs.  Walsh  b# referred  to  the  secretaries'  letter  of  the  6th  February,  convey- 
ing the  order  of  the  Board  of  the  3d  February,  and  be  informed  that  the  Com* 
missioners  adhere  to  that  decision. 

Mr.  Hairs  amendment  is  not  seconded.  The  motion  of  the  Resident  Com- 
missioner  is  accordingly  carried. 


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—  III.  — 
Dissents  or  Protests  of  (Commissioners. 


1.— Copy  of  Letter  from  the  Bishop  of  Derry,  setting  forth  the  reason  why^ 
in  his  opinion,  the  permission  requested  by  Mrs.  Walsh  should  be  refused. 

(2458/65.) 

Gentlemen,  Palace,  Derry,  18  March  1865. 

As  it  will  not  be  in  my  power  to  attend  the  meeting  of  the  Board  on  Tues- 
day next,  the  21st  instant,  I  beg  to  forward  a  memorandum  expressive  of  my 
opinion  on  the  subject,  marked  No.  9,  on  the  programme  of  business  for  that 
day,  and,  in  doing  so,  I  cannot  but  express  my  surprise  that  the  decision 
arrived  at,  as  I  may  fairly  suppose,  on  due  consideration,  on  a  former  occasion, 
should  now  be  sought  to  be  disturbed. 

I  am,  &c. 
The  Secretaries  of  the  (signed)         William  Derry. 

National  Education  Board. 


Memoranduk. 


"  The  Bishop  of  Derry  is  of  opinion  that  the  liberty  sought  for  by  the  presiding  nun  of 
the  Wexford  Convent  is  contrary  to  the  spirit,  and,  he  thinks,  to  the  letter  also  of  the 
Board's  rules ;  that  it  is  a  direct  innovation  on  their  obvious  and  acknowledged  bearing, 
and,  if  conceded,  can  only  lead  to  further  demands,  creating  great  dissatisfaction  in  the 
minds  of  several  of  the  Commissioners  and  establishing  what  ought  to  be  carefully  avoided, 
a  general  persuasion  that  there  is  no  stability  in  the  principles  or  practice  of  the  National 
system  of  education.'' 

2. — Copy  of  Letter  from  the  Attorney  General  to  the  same  effect. 

(2469/65.) 

My  dear  Sir,  lifford,  19  March  1865. 

Observing  in  the  programme  for  Tuesday  a  matter  relating  to  the  Wexford 
proposal  to  give  occasional  religious  instruction,  intermixed  with  the  secular 
hours,  and^  as  I  am  not  able  to  attend,  I  think  it  right  to  state  that  my  objec- 
tion to  the  proposal  remains  in  full  force,  and  I  hope  no  change  will  be  made 
without  very  full  consideration. 

Yours,  &c. 
The  Secretaries  of  the  Education  Board.  (signed)        J.  A.  Lawson. 


3. — Copy  of  Letter  from  James  Gibson,  Esq.,  to  the  same  effect. 
(4826/65.) 

Gentlemen,  35  Mountjoy  Square,  S.,  10  June  1865. 

JTs  I  cannot  be  at  the  meeting  of  the  Commissioners  of  National  Education 
on  Tuesday,  I  beg  to  record,  through  you,  my  very  decided  opinion  against 
the  application  made  by  Mrs.  Walsh,  manager  of  the  Wexford  Infant  (Convent) 
National  School,  and  the  practice  reported  on  by  Mr.  Hunter  (head  inspector) 
as  having  hitherto  taken  place  in  Fenagh  National  School,  County  Leitrim, 
the  application  of  Mrs.  Walsh  bein^  also  of  the  same  purport  as  that  made  by 
F.  La  Touche,  Esq.,  in  respect  of  the  Leitrim  Model  School. 

I  consider  that  the  Board  should  not  sanction  the  withdrawal  of  children 
attending  the  schools  during  the  regularly  notified  hours  for  secular  instruction, 
from  the  school  for  the  purpose  of  special  religious  instruction,  and  am  of 
opinion  that,  during  the  period  of  school  business,  the  only  opportunities  of 
religious  instruction  should  be  at  those  times,  mentioned  in  the  time  table  as 
specially  appropriated  to  such  instruction. 

If  the  Board  should  give  their  approval  to  the  practice  which  is  now 
suggested,  I  am  of  opinion  that  great  danger  will  result  to  the  system,  so  far 
as  the  secular  instruction  is  concerned,  and  that  the  security  which  it  has  hitherto 
afforded  against  any  undue  interference  with  the  religious  principles  of  the 
children  attending  the  schools,  will  be  very  much  weakened,  if  not  altogether 
removed ;  I  have,  therefore,  to  express  my  strong  conviction  against  the  con- 
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cession  now  sought  for  by  Mr.  Walsh,  and  Mr.  La  Touche,  and  the  practice 
reported  by  Mr.  Hunter. 

I  remain,  &c. 
The  Secretaries.  (signed)        James  Gibson. 


4. — For  the  Rev.  John  HalFs  dissent,  see  his  amendment  in  latter  part  of  the 
Minute,  dated  the  27th  June  1865. 


—  IV.  — 

Copt  of  Inspector's  Rbpokts  on  Wexford  Convent  School,  for  the 

Year  1865. 

There  are  four  such  reports,  dated  respectively  the  12th  June,  3d  August, 
25th  September,  and  29th  November  1865,  viz  : — 


District,  No.  50.] 


A.  D.  1865.— Received  in  Office,  19/6. 


[RoU  No.  4949.] 


SECONDARY  REPORT,  No.  1,  upon  Wexford  Infant  National  School— 
(Non- Vested).     Parish  of  St.  Jokn%  County  of  Wexford. 

.Correspondent,  Mrs.  C.  Walsh;  Post  Town,  Wexford. 
Inspected  on  12/6/65;  Examined  from  10.50  until  2.30  o'clock. 
Date  of  Last  Report,  9/12/64. 


The  Quarter  Days  are— (1.)  31st  March;    (2.)  30th  June;  (3.)  30th  September; 

(4.)  31st  December. 

Pment 

at  the  time  of 

Inspection. 

ATerage  on  Rolls 

tor 

Tew  ending 

on  Qoarter  Day 

prefious 
to  Inspection. 

Ayerage  Attendance  for 

Year  ending 
31/3. 

Quarter  ending 
31/3. 

V 

Quarter  ending 
31/12. 

1865. 

being  Tear  ending 

on 

Quarter  Day 

preceding 

Inspection. 

1865, 

being  Qoarter  Day 

preceding 

Inspection. 

1864, 
being  Qoarter  Day 
bot  one  preceding 
Inspection.        * 

MftlM          -         - 
tanlet     -       - 

87 
163 

78 
244 

40 
154 

83-5 
141*2 

42 
154 

Total  -    - 

200 

322 

194 

164*7 

196 

Those  present  were  learning  the  following  : — 


Sobjects. 

Subjects. 

Sulgects 

•■ 

Lesson  Books : 

Book  I.     -        -        - 
„    11.   -        .       - 

37 

F. 

95 
27 

21 

14 
6 

Qeographyt 
Lessons  on  Biaps  only  - 

From  Text  Books : 

Local-        -        -        - 

Mathematical  and  Phy- 
sical. 

Total  (c)  -    - 

Arithmetic: 
Tables  only 

Simple  Roles       - 
Compoond  do.     - 
Proportion  -        .        - 
Practice,  Interest,  &c  - 

Total  (rf)  -    -. 
Mental        -        -        - 

37 

143 
20 

Writing: 
On  Slates  only 

„  Paper  (0     - 
Fh>m  Dictation  (/). 

Females: 
Sewing    -       -        - 
Knitting  -       -        - 
Netting  -        -       - 
Embroidery     - 
Strafr  Platting 
Cttttingdut      - 

M. 

9, 
27 

Seqoel      -       .        - 

Book  III.  -       -        - 
IV   - 

2 

69 

^     V.     - 

- 

60 

Total  (a)  -    - 

37 

163 

37 

163 

- 

Soriptore  Lessons      - 
Sacred  Poetry    • 

37 

98 

37 

81* 

37 

51 
20 

59 

Grammar: 
ParU  of  Speech  only  - 
Parsing  and  Syntax    - 

4 

49 
20 

4 

.    19 

Total  (*)  -    - 

37 

71 

2 

4 

73 

berifationa 
Qom^osition 

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2 
2. 

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1.  Ages  of  the  Children  present. 


ATerage 
Age. 

Under 
7Yearfc 

7  Yean. 

6  Yean. 

9  Yean. 

lOYean.  llYean. 

12Yeara. 

13Yem. 

UYem. 

15Yetfi. 

Abore 
ISYean. 

M. 

4-3 

30 

6 

1 

- 

- 

. 

- 

- 

- 

- 

. 

F. 

7-3 

72 

16 

12 

17 

p 

/ 

6 

t 

13 

7 

1 

- 

2 

1 

Totals 

[     -      -      137 

34 

29 

2.  State  in  annexed  Table  the  results  of  your  Examination  ? — Class  L,  not  examined 
in  Grammar^  Geography^  or  Arithmetical  Rules^  as  the  Children  are  merely  commendng 
these  sabjects : 


Nomber  of  Pupils 

1 

1 

TotaL 

Of  the  Popils  Examined,  there  were 

1 

1 

TotiL 

RetdiDg  LeooDS  («>) 

37 

163 

200 

Ahle  to  read  I.  Book  conecdy     -       .       . 

20 

„    to  read  II.  Boole  correctly   -       -       - 

. 

52 

« 

Orammar  (»*)  -        -        - 

~* 

68 

,,    to  read  III.  or  higher  Books  with  ease 

- 

20 

- 

Geography  (c>)          -       . 

— 

68 

^ 

Aoqoainted  with  the  Paris  of  S^>eeeh  only     - 

21 

• 

Arithmetic  (iT)         .        - 

- 

68 

- 

Able  to  Parse  SyntaodcaUy          .        .       . 

- 

7 

- 

Acquainted  with  the  outlines    and  general 

« 

24 

«. 

Writing  on  Paper  (#>)       . 

- 

69 

- 

features  of  the  Map  of  the  World  only. 

„       with  Maps  of  Europe  and  Ireland 

. 

10 

« 

Writing  from  Dictation  (/i) 

~ 

60 

^        with  General  Course  of  Geography 

- 

Able  to  eet  down  accurately  a  i um  of  7  places 

. 

27 

. 

of  figures. 

y,    to  work  correctly  a  Sum  hi  Subtraction 

- 

25 

- 

„               „               a  Sum  in  Division  of 

. 

16 

• 

money. 

„                ,,               a  Sum  in  Proportion 

. 

2 

- 

or  Practice. 

,,    to  Write  on  paper  fairly      .        •        . 

- 

18 

im 

y»         „        a  good  hand   with  ease  and 

. 

4 

. 

freedom. 

Able   to  write   a  sentence   with   tolerable 

. 

19 

. 

accuracy. 

. 

2 

- 

rectness. 

JVb/e. — The  nnmben  returned  in  this  Table  under  heads  a*,  6^  c*,  iT,  «*,  and/*,  should  agree  with  those  under 
oorresponding  heads  a,  h^  c,  (f,  s,  and/,  in  first  Table  at  top,  except  in  cases  where,  for  some  specud  reason^  soose  Clsss 
or  Section  of  a  Class  has  been  excluded  from  examination. 

3.  In  what  branches,  if  any,  did  you  observe,  either  in  the  amount  or  quality  of  the 
instruction  given,  any  defect  deserving  of  notice? — Class  IL  backward  in  grammar  and 
arithmetic. 

*4.  Is  vocal  music  taught;  upon  what  system ;  for  what  time;  and  has  the  teacher  a 
certificate  of  competency? — No. 

5.  If  agriculture  is  taught,  what  time  is  devoted  to  it  ? — No. 

6.  If  needlework  is  taught,  state  the  time  devoted  to  it,  and  with  what  success? — About 
three-quarters  of  an  hour  daUy ;    attended  with  fair  success. 

7.  Days  for  general  or  combined  ordinary  instruction  ? — ^Monday  to  Friday. 

The  number  of  hours  each  day  given  exclusively  to  such  combined  instruction  ? — 
From  9  to  12  o'clock,  and  12.30  to  2.45  o'clock  in  summer;  9.30  to  12  o'clodc,  and 
12.30  to  2.45  o'clock  in  winter. 

(I.)  Specify  the  course  of  religious  instruction  ^ven  to  the  children,  and  (II.)  state 
precisely  the  arrangements,  as  to  time,  &c,  for  giving  such,  and  (III.)  whether  of  a 
nature  to  interfere  with,  or  impede  the  secular  business  of  the  school? — (I.)  Twelve 
to  12.30  o'clock  on  above  days.  A  few  minutes  spent  in  prayer,  at  dismissal  after 
145  o'clock.     (III.)  No. 

Are  these  arrangements  (I.)  satisfactory  to  the  parents  of  the  children,  and  (II.) 
publicly  notified  on  the  time  table  ? — Yes. 

8.  Are  the  Board's  rules  observed  as  to  (1.)  Inscription;  (II.)  General  Lesson; 
(III.)  Commissioners' rules;  (IV.)  Practical  rules;  (V.)  School  programme;  (VL)  Time 
table;  (VII.)  Movable  tablet  for  Qotification  of  religious  ii^truction ;  (VIII.)  BcK>ksfor 

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secular  instruction;  (IX.)  Religious  exercises  and  use  oC  books  of  religious  instruction? 
— Yes- 

9.  Is  school  hon&fide  open  for  children  of  all  denominations  ? — ^Yes. 

10.  Teachers,  &c : — 

Male. — School  conducted  by  nuns  of  the  Order  of  Mercy. 

Female. — Monitors  Joanna  Devereux,  Margaret  Prendergast,  M.  A.  Mathews, 
Mary  Corcoran,  senior ;  Alice  Armstrong,  junior.  • 

11.  State  your  omnion  of  the  teachers  as  to  (I.)  acquirements,  (II.)  character,  and 
III,)  method  of  conducting  the  school? — Satisfactory. 

12.  If  a  change  of  teachers,  monitors,  &c.  have  taken  place  since  last  inspection  or 
report,  give  the  name,  and  state  the  precise  date  of  the  resignation  of  the  former,  and  (IL) 
that  also  of  the  appointment  of  the  present? — 

13.  If  the  new  teacher  ever  before  taught  in  a  national  school,  give  the  Roll  number, 
and  name  of  the  last  school  wherein  he  or  she  taught  ? — 

14.  Give  the  name,  age,  religious  denomination,  class,  and  date  of  training,  if  trained, 
of  new  teacher,  if  any  ? — 

15.  Has  this  school  been  in  constant  operation  since  last  inspection  ?  If  not,  state  the 
exact  times^  vacations,  &c.,  included,  for  which  it  was  closed,  and  the  reason  of  its  being 
80? — During  Christmas  and  Easter  vacations;  also  from  the  latter  vacation  up  to 
30th  May  l^t  schoolhouse  repairing. 

16.  Is  the  free  stock  of  books  in  the  school? — Yes. 

17.  When  given  ?— November  1862. 

18.  What  is  the  present  state  of  free  stock? — Good. 

19.  Is  the  school  sufficiently  supplied  with  bopk^  and  other  requisites  for  sale  to  pupils? 
— Fav-ly. 

20.  Are  the  accounts  of  the  proficiency  and  attendance  of  the  scholars,  the  receipts  of 
fees,  &c.,  kept  neatly  and  accurately,  and  according  to  the  prescribed  forms  ?  If  not, 
state  the  nature  and  extent  of  the  inaccuracy  or  neglect  ? — Fairly  kept. 

21.-  Are  Rules  VI.  and  VII.  of  the  "  Practical  Rules  for  Teachers ""  observed  ?— Yes. 

22.  State  of  repair  of  house,  as  to  roof,  walls,  glazing,  flooring,  and  fitting  up  ? — 
Good. 

23.  In  wiiat  state  are  the  privies  as  to  repair  and  cleanliness  ?-—Good. 

24.  Are  there  any  defects  in  house  or  premises,  requiring  alteration  or  special  attention  ? 
—No. 

25.  Has  any  change  taken  place  in  fitting  up  since  last  inspection  ?  If  so,  what  ? 
— No. 

26.  Is  present  fitting  up  (I.)  suitable,  (II.)  adequate,  and  (III.)  in  proper  repair  ?  If 
not,  in  what,  respect  defective  ? — Yes. 

27.  (I.)  State  if  you  have  observed  any  violation  of  rules  not  mentioned  in  the  fore- 
going part  of  this  report ;  (II.)  your  opinion  of  the  course  of  instruction  given  in  the 
school,  and  of  the  proficiency  attained  by  its  pupils ;  and  (III.)  whether  on  the  whole  you 
think  it  stationary,  retrograde,  or  progressing?— (I.)  None.  (II.)  Fairly  in  accordance 
with  the  programme,  with  exception  of  the  infant  classes,  owing  to  defective  methods.  I 
considered  the  general  proficiency  attained  very  fair.     (III.)  Progressing. 

'  ^.  State  the  subject  of  your  interview  with  the  manager  or  correspondent,  and  result 
of  such  interview.  If  you  did  not  see  him,  state  why  ? — She  was  present  during  inspec- 
tion.    I  drew  her  attention  to  the  following  : 

29.  What  suggestions  or  observations  did  you  leave  for  the  teacher's  attention  on  the 
subjects  following,  or  others?  As  (L)  course  of  instruction;  (II.)  mode  of  teaohins; 
(III.)  discipline,  order,  &c. ;  (IV.)  accounts ;  (V.) schoolroom  and  premises;  (VI.)  supply 
of  books  and  apparatus :  (VII.)  industrial  training  j  (VIII.)  observance  of  former  sugges- 
tions ? — (I.)  Junior  classes  to  be  improved  in  reading.  Class  1  to  be  taught  to  read  easy 
aentences  from  the  outset.  Onlv  a  few  of  the  letters  to  be  taught  at  a  tune.  ^  Attention 
drawn  to  the  principle  upon  whicn  the  first  or  earlier  lessons  are  arranged  in  Book  I. 
Class  2  to  be  unproved  m  grammar  and  arithmetic.  Analytical  table  of  answering  for 
each  class  given  in  Observation  Book. 

30.  If  any  points  calling  for  notice  by  the  Board,  or  commuQication  by  letter  from 
Office,  specify  them  and  describe  their  nature.     If  none,  say  so  ? — None. 

(signed)         C.  W^  Dt^an,  -  ^ 

.17  June  1865.       Diatnct  Inspector. 


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Received  in  Office,  7/8, 
District,  No.  50.]  [Roll  No.  4949. 

REPORT  of  Incidental  Visit  to  Wexpobd  Infant  Female  National  School 

(Non- Vested),  County  of  Wexford. 

Correspondent : — Mrs.  Walsh,  Post  Town  of  Wexford* 
Teachers: — Sisters  of  Mercy;  Alice  Armstrong,  Junior  Monitor. 

Date  of  ^Visit,  3  August  1865  ;  Time,  from  2.15  o'clock  to  2.30  o'clock. 

Obbebvations. 

Forty-nine  boys,  144  girls  present. 

Changes  of  monitors  since  last  visit: — Joanna  Devereux, left  1  August  1865 ;  Margaitt 
Prendergast,  left  1  July  1865. 

On  the  27th  of  July,  I  received  a  note  from  the  manager,  stating  that  she  had  removed 
the  two  senior  monitors,  Mary  A.  Mathews  and  Mary  Corcoran,  requesting  me  to  appoint 
two  others  in  their  places. 

C.  W.Dugan, 

5  August  1865.  Inspector. 


Received  in  Office,  2/10. 
District,  No.  50.]  [Roll  No.  4949. 

REPORT  of  Incidental  Visit  to  Wexfobd  Infant  National  School 
(Non- Vested),  County  of  Wexford. 

Correspondent: — Mrs.  Walsh,  Post  Town  of  Wexford. 
Teachers: — Sisters  of  Mercy;  M.  A.  Mathews,  Senior  Monitor;  Alice  Armstrong, 

Junior  Monitor. 

Date  of  Visit,  25  September  1865  ;  Time,  from  10.30  to  11  o'clock. 

Obsebvations. 

One  hundred  and  eighty-three  pupils  present. 

Monitors  required  in  room  of  Joanna  Devereux  (first  class),  resigned  I  August  1865 ; 
Margaret  Prendergast  (senior),  period  of  service  expired  1  July  1865 ;  Mary  A.  Corcoran^ 
dismissed  1  August  1865. 

C.  W.  Dugany 

30  September  1856.  fiispectco. 


District  No.  50.] 


A.D.  1865. 


[Roll,  No.  4949. 


SECONDARY  REPORT,  No.  2,  upon  Wexpobd  Infant  (Female)  National 
School  (Non-vested),  Parish  of  St.  JohrCsy  County  of  Wexford. 

Date  of  last  Report,  12/6/65. 

Correspondent,  Mrs.  Walsh ;  Post  Town,  Wexford. 

Inspected  on  29/11/65 ;  Examined  from  12.30  o'clock  until  3.30  o'clock. 

The  Quarter  Days  are— (1.)  31st  March;  (2.)  30th  June;  (3.)  30th  September; 

(4.)  31st  December. 


Present  tt  the 

Hmeof 

Inspection. 

ATerage  on 
Rolls  for  Year 

ending  on 
Quarter  Day 

prerions 
to  Inspection. 

ATMsge  Attendance  for 

r 

Tear  ending 

30  September 

1865, 

being  Year  ending 

on  Qnarter  Day 

preceding 

Inspection. 

Quarter  ending 

30  September  186S, 

being  Qnarter^y 

preceding 

Inspection. 

Qvarter  ending 

30  June  186&, 

being 

Quarter-day  bat  OOB 

preoeduig 

Inspeotioii. 

Males 

32 
117 

71 
236 

32-5 
142- 

42-6 
188-2 

32 
142 

Total  -    -    - 

149 

307 

174-5 

180-7 

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Subjects. 

Subjects. 

Subjects. 

Lenon  Books: 

M, 

F. 

Geography : 

u. 

p. 

BC. 

F. 

Book  U  Part  I. 

32 

72 

Lessons  on  maps  only 

_ 

43 

Writing: 

„        Part  II.       - 

M  n. .      -      - 

Sequel       -        -        . 

- 

13 
10 

From  Text  Books- 
Local  . 

- 

32 

On  slates  only     • 
„  Paper    -        -        - 

•" 

30 

48 

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1.  Which  classes  did  you  examine,  and  on  what  subjects  (distinguishing  those  examined 
directly  by  yourself  jfrom  those  examined  by  teacher)? — The  senior  divisions  of  Class  I. 
n..  III.,  and  IV. 

2.  K  not  all,  state  classes  excluded,  and  why  ? — 

3.  In  what  branches,  if  any,  did  you  observe,  either  in  the  amount  or  quality  of.  the 
instruction  given,  any  defect  deserving  of  notice.  K  none^  say  so  ? — Class  IV.  backward 
in  arithmetic  and  geography.     Class  II.  also  backward  in  outlines  of  maps  of  world. 

4.  Is  vocal  music  taught;  upon  what  system;  for  what  time;  and  has  the  teacher  a 
oertificate  of  competency  ? — No. 

5.  K  agriculture  is  taught,  what  time  is  devoted  to  it?  (I.)  By  whom  taught; 
(U.)  Number  in  class ;  (III.)  Course  of  instruction  ? — No. 

6.  If  needlework  is  taught,  state  the  time  devoted  to  it,  and  with  what  success  ? — Three 
quarters  of  an  hour  daily  ;  attended  with  tolerable  success. 

7.  Days  for  general  or  combined  ordinary  instruction  ? — Monday  to  Friday. 

The  number  of  hours  each  day  given  exclusively  to  such  combined  instruction  ?— 
From  9.12  o'clock  to  12.30 — 2.45  o'clock  in  summer;  from  9.12  o'clock  to  12.30 — 
2.45  o'clock  in  winter. 

(I.)  Specify  the  course  of  religious  instruction  given  to  the  children ;  and  (II.)  state 
precisely  the  arrangements,  as  to  time,  &c.  for  giving  such ;  and  (III.)  whether  of  a 
nature  to  interfere  with,  or  impede  the  secular  business  of  the  school  ?— 
(L)  Catechism  and  prayer ;  (II.)  12  to  12.30,  and  2.45  to  3  on  above  days;  (III.)  No, 

Are  these  arrangements  (I.)  satisfactory  to  the  parents  of  the  children,  and  (II.) 
publicly  notified  on  the  Time  Table  ? — Yes. 

8.  Are  the  Board's  rules  observed  as  to  (I.)  Inscription;  (II.)  General  lesson; 
(III.)  Commissioners' rules ;  (IV.)  Pi-actical  rules;  (V.)  School  programme ;  (VL)  Time 
Table;  (VII.)  Movable  tablet  for  notification  of  religious  instruction;  (VIII.)  Books  for 
secular  instruction ;  (IX.)  Keligious  exercises  and  use  of  books  of  religious  instruction  ? 
— Yes. 

9.  Is  school  bond  fide  open  for  children  of  all  denominations  ? — Yes. 

10.  Teachers,  &c. ; 

Male : — School  conducted  by  Nuns  of  the  Order  of  Mercy. 

Female. — Monitors:  Mgt.  Carey,  M.  A.  Mathews,  Ellen  Murphy,  senior;  Alice 
Armstrong,  junior. 

11.  State  your  opinion  of  the  teachers  as  to  (I.)  acquirements,  (II.)  character,  and 
(III.)  method  of  conducting  the  school  ? — 

12.  If  a  change  of  teachers,  monitors,  &c.  have  taken  place  since  last  inspection  or 
report,  give  the  name,  and  state  the  precise  date  of  the  resignation  of  the  former ;  and 
(II.)  that  also  of  the  appointment  of  the  present? — Joanna  Devereux,  1st  class,  monitor, 
left  1st  August  1865,  successor  not  appointed;  Margaret  Prendergast,  S.M.,  left 
1st  July  1865  ;  M.  A.  Corcoran,  dismissed  1st  Au^st  1865  ;  Margaret  Darcy,  appointed 
from  Ist  August  1865 ;  Ellen  Murphy,  appointed  from  1st  September  1865. 

13w  If  the  new  teacher  ever  before  taught  in  a  national  school,  give  the  Boll  number 
and  name  of  the  last  school  wherein  he  or  she  taught  ? — 

14.  GKve  the  nttne,  age,  religious  deiiomination,  class,  and  date  of  training,  if  trained, 
of  new  teacher,  if  any? — 

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15.  Has  this  school  been  in  constant  operation  since  last  inspection  ?  If  not^  state  the 
exact  times^  vacations^  &c.,  included,  for  which  it  was  closed,  and  the  reason  of  its  being 
so  ? — During  vacatioii  only. 

16.  Is  the  free  stock  of  books  in  the  school  ? — Yes. 

17.  When  given?— November  1862. 

18.  What  is  the  present  state  of  free  stock  ? — Good. 

19.  Is  the  school  sufSciently  supplied  with  books  and  other  requisites  for  sale  to  pupils? 
— A  very  small  supply  at  present  on  hand.  The  principal  conductor  stated  that  a  stock 
had  been  ordered  a  long  time  since,  but  had  not  been  yet  received. 

20.  Are  the  accounts  of  the  proficiencv  and  attendance  of  the  scholars,  the  receipts  of 
fees,  &c.,  kept  neatly  and  accurately,  and  according  to  the  prescribed  forms?  Knot,  state 
the  nature  and  extent  of  the  Inaccuracy  or  neglect  ? — Yes. 

21.  Are  Rules  VI.  and  VII.  of  the  ^^  Practical  Rules  for  Teachers  "  observed? — Yes. 

22.  State  of  repair  of  house,  as  to  roof,  walls,  glazing,  flooring,  and  fitting  up  ? — Very 
good. 

23*.  In  what  state  are  the  privies  as  to  repair  and  cleanliness  ? — Good. 

24.  Are  there  any  defects  in  house  or  premises  requiring  alteration  or  special  atten- 
tion?—No. 

25.  Has  any  change  taken  place  in  fitting  up  since  last  inspection?  If  so,  what? — 
Partially  glazed  partitions  have  been  erected  so  as  to  divide  the  entire  into  four  separate 
schools  or  class  rooms :  1.  Infant  boys ;  2.  Infant  girls  ;  3.  Junior  school ;  4.  Senior 
school. 

26.  Is  present  fitting  up  (I.)  suitable,  (II.)  adequate,  and  (III.)  in  proper  repair?  If 
not,  in  what  respects  defective  ? — Yes, 

27.  (I.)  State  if  you  have  observed  any  violation  of  rules  not  mentioned  in  the  fore- 
going part  of  this  report;  (II.)  your  opinion  of  the  course  of  instruction  given  in  the 
school,  and  of  the  proficiency  attained  by  its  pupils;  and  (III.)  whether  on  the  whole 
you  think  it  stationary,  retrograde,  or  progressing  ? — I.  No.  II.  JProgramme  attended  to ; 
minimum  proficiency  hardly  attained  by  senior  classes.  III.  Progressing ;  the  junior 
classes  show  a  fair  degree  oi  improvement. 

28.  State  the  subject  of  your  interview  with  the  manager  or  correspondent,  and  result 
of  such  interview.  If  you  did  not  see  him,  state  why? — She  was  present  during  inspec- 
tion. I  made  several  suiigestions  on  the  defects  in  proficiency  observed ;  also,  in  organi- 
zation of  school  adapted  to  the  new  and  improved  arrangements  of  the  schoolrooms. 
Separate  time-tables  to  be  prepared  for  the  boys'  and  girls'  infant  departments ;  one  time- 
table to  serve  for  the  junior  and  senior  schools ;  these  latter  to  be  conducted  as  one 
school  on  the  tripartite  system. 

29.  What  suggestions  or  observations  did  you  leave  for  the  teacher's  attention  on  the 
subjects  following,  or  others?  As — (I.)  Course  of  instruction ;  (11.)  Mode  of  teaching; 
(III.)  Discipline,  order,  &c. ;  (IV.)  Accounts  ;  (^V.)  Schoolroom  and  premises.  (VL) 
Supply  of  books  and  apparatus  ;  (VII.)  Industrial  training ;  (VIII.)  Observance  of 
former  suggestions? — 

30.  If  any  points  calling  for  notice  by  the  Board,  or  conununication  by  letter  from 
OflBce,  specify  them  and  describe  their  nature,     if  none,  say  so? — None. 

(signed)        C.  W.  JDugan, 
2  December  1866.  District  Inspector. 


—  v.— 

Copies  of  the  '*  General  Lesson,"  sanctioned  byj  the  Board,  as  it  stood 
before  the  year  ]  864^  and  as  it  now  stands. 

1.— Copies  of  the  **  General  Lesson"  before  1864. 

(I.) 
Christians  should  endeavour,  as  the  Apostle  Paul  commands  them,  *^  to  live 
peaceably  with  all  men"  (Rom.  ch.  xii.  v.  18),  even  with  those  of  a  different 
religious  persuasion. 

Our  Saviour,  Christ,  commanded  his  disciples  to  ^*  love  one  another/*     He 

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taught  them  to  love  even  their  enemies,  to  bless  those  that  cursed  them^  and  to 
pray  for  those  who  persecuted  them.     He  himself  prayed  for  his  murderers. 

Many  men  hold  erroneous  doctrines,  but  we  ought  not  to  hate  or  persecute 
them.  '  We  ought  to  seek  for  the  truth,  and  to  hold  fast  what  we  are  convinced 
is  the  truth ;  but  not  to  treat  harshly  those  who  are  in  error.  Jesus  Christ 
did  not  intend  his  religion  to  be  forced  on  men  by  violent  means.  He  would 
not  allow  his  disciples  to  fight  for  him. 

If  any  persons  treat  us  unkindly,  we  must  not  do  the  same  to  them ;  for 
Christ  and  his  apostles  have  taught  us  not  to  return  evil  for  evil.  If  we  would 
obey  Christ,  we  must  do  to  others,  not  as  they  do  to  us,  but  as  we  would 
wish  them  to  do  to  us. 

Quarrelling  vnth  our  neighbours  and  abusing  them  is  not  the  way  to  con- 
vince them  that  we  are  in  the  right,  and  they  in  the  wrong.  It  is  more 
likely  to  convince  them  that  we  have  not  a  Christian  spirit.  We  ought  to 
show  ourselves  followers  of  Christ,  who,  ^*  when  he  was  reviled,  reviled  not 
again,"  (1  Pet.  ch.  ii.  v.  23),  by  behaving  gently  and  kindly  to  everyone. 

(2.) 

Christians  should  endeavour,  as  the  Apostle  Paul  commands  them,  to  *^  live 
peaceably  with  all  men"  (Rom.  ch.  xii.  v.  18),  even  with  those  of  a  different 
religious  persuasion.' 

Our  Saviour,  Christ,  commanded  his  disciples  to  "  love  one  another."  He 
taught  them  to  love  even  their  enemies,  to  bless  those  that  curse  them,  and 
pray  for  those  who  persecuted  them.     He  himself  prayed  for  his  murderers. 

Many  men  hold  erroneous  doctrines,  but  we  ought  not  to  hate  or  persecute 
them.  We  ought  to  seek  for  the  truth,  and  to  hold  fast  what  we  are  con- 
vinced is  the  truth ;  but  not  treat  harshly  those  who  are  in  error.  Jesus 
Christ  did  not  intend  his  religion  to  be  forced  on  men  by  violent  means.  He 
would  not  allow  his  disciples  to  fight  for  him. 

If  any  persons  treat  us  unkindly,  we  must  not  do  the  same  to  them :  for 
Christ  and  his  apostles  have  taught  us  not  to  return  evil  for  evil.  If  we 
would  obey  Christ,  we  must  do  to  others,  not  as  they  do  to  us,  but  as  we 
would  vrish  them  to  do  to  us. 

Quarrelling  with  our  neighbours  and  abusing  them  is  not  the  way  to  con- 
vince them  that  we  are  in  the  right,  and  they  in  the  wrong.  It  is  more  likely 
to  convince  them  that  we  have  not  a  Christian  spirit.  We  ought,  by  behaving 
gently  and  kindly  to  every  one,  to  show  ourselves  followers  of  Christ,  who, 
"  when  he  was  reviled,  reviled  not  again,^*  (1  Pet.  ch.  ii.  v.  23). 

(3.) 

Christians  should  endeavour,  as  the  Apostle  Paul  commands  them  ^^  to  live 
peaceably  with  all  men'*  (Rom.  ch.  xii.  v.  18),  even  vrith  those  of  a  different 
religious  persuasion. 

Our  Saviour,  Christ,  commanded  his  disciples  to  "  love  one  another."  He 
taught  them  to  love  even  their  enemies,  to  bless  those  that  cursed  them,  and 
to  pray  for  those  who  persecuted  them.     He  himself  prayed  for  his  murderers. 

Many  men  hold  erroneous  doctrines,  but  we  ought  not  to  hate  or  persecute 
them.  We  ought  to  hold  fast  what  we  are  convinced  is  the  truth ;  but  not 
to  treat  harshly  those  who  are  in  error.  Jesus  Christ  did  not  intend  his 
religion  to  be  forced  on  men  by  violent  means.  He  would  not  allow  liis  dis- 
ciples to  fight  for  him. 

If  any  persons  treat  us  unkindly,  we  must  not  do  the  same  to  them ;  for 
Christ  and  his  apostles  have  taught  us  not  to  return  evil  for  evil.  If  we 
would  obey  Christ,  we  must  do  to  others,  not  as  they  do  to  us,  but  as  we 
would  wish  them  to  do  to  us. 

Quarrelling  with  our  neighbours  and  abusing  them  is  not  the  way  to  con- 
vince them  that  we  are  in  the  right,  and  they  in  the  wrong.  It  is  more 
likely  to  convince  them  that  we  have  not  a  Christian  spirit.  We  ought,  by 
behaving  gently  and  kindly  to  everyone,  to  show  ourselves  followers  of  Christ, 
''  who,  when  he  was  reviled,  reviled  not  again ''  (1  Pet.  ch.  ii.  v.  23). 


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Christians  should  endeavour^  as  the  Apostle  Paul  commands  them,  to  ^^  live 
peaceably  with  all  men/'  (Rom.  ch*  xii.  v.  18)  even  with  those  of  a  different 
religious  persuasion. 

Our  Saviour,  Christ,  commanded  his  disciples  to  ^^  love  one  another.''  He 
taught  them  to  love  even  their  enemies,  to  bless  those  that  cursed  them,  and 
to  pray  for  those  who  persecuted  them.     He  himself  prayed  for  his  murderers. 

Many  men  hold  erroneous  doctrines,  but  we  ought  not  to  hate  or  persecute 
them.  We  ought  to  hold  fast  what  we  are  convinced  is  the  truth  ;  but  not  to 
treat  harshly  those  who  are  in  error.  Jesus  Christ  did  not  intend  his  religion 
to  be  forced  on  men  by  violent  means.  He  would  not  allow  his  disciples  to 
fight  for  him. 

If  any  persons  treat  us  unkindly,  we  must  not  do  the  same  to  them ;  for 
Christ  and  his  apostles  have  taught  us  not  to  return  evil  for  evil.  If  we  would 
obey  Christ,  we  must  do  to  others,  not  as  they  do  to  us,  but  as  we  would  wish 
them  to  do  to  us. 

Gtuarrelling  with  our  neighbours  and  abusing  them  is  not  the  way  to  con- 
vince them  that  we  are  in  the  right,  and  they  in  the  wrong.  It  is  more  likely 
to  convince  them  that  we  have  not  a  Christian  spirit.  We  ought,  by  behaving 
gently  and  kindly  to  evenrone,  to  show  ourselves  followers  of  Christ,  who, 
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EDUCATION    (CONSCIENCE    CLAUSE.) 


RETURN  to  m  Address  of  the  Hooonrable  The  Hoose  of  Commons, 
dated  31  July  i866;-;/&r. 


<'  COPY  of  the  CoRRESPONDBNCB  between  the  Archbishop  of  Canterbury  and 
Earl  Granville  on  the  subject  of  the  Consciencb  Clause/' 


Earl  Granville  to  the  Archbishop  of  Canterbury. 

Council  Office, 
My  dear  Lord  Archbishop,  30  June  1866. 

The  monthly  paper  of  the  National  Society  for  July,  in  report  of  the  pro- 
ceedings and  account  of  the  debate  of  the  annual  meeting  of  the  Society,  omits 
all  mention  of  your  Grace's  speech  on  that  occasion  respecting  the  Conscience 
Clause. 

It  appears,  however,  from  a  report  in  the  "  Times,''  of  the  7th  June,  that  you 
spcke  on  this  subject,  and,  in  a  manner  very  courteous  to  me,  stated  that  my 
answer  in  the  House  of  Lords  to  your  question  as  to  the  interpretation  of  the 
Conscience  Clause  was,  as  far  as  it  went,  satisfactory,  and  that  if  it  was  ratified  by 
Parliament,  more  would  not  be  required.  Your  Grace,  however,  is  reported  to 
have  said  that  the  interpretation  which  I  had  put  upon  the  Clause  was  at  variance 
with  that  which  had  been  put  upon  it  by  the  Committee  of  Council  on 
Education. 

I  should  be  much  obliged  to  your  Grace  if  you  would  inquire  from  the  person 
who  informed  you  of  any  interpretation  differing  from  mine,  where  he  found  it 
given  by  the  Committee  of  Council. 

I  am  not  aware  of  their  having  ever  done  so.  It  is  a  point  upon  which 
it  is  desirable  that  all  doubt  should  be  removed  before  my  successor  enters  upon 
his  official  duties. 

Yours,  &c. 
His  Grace  (signed)        Granville. 

the  Lord  Archbishop  of  Canterbury. 


The  Archbishop  of  Canterbury  to  Earl  Granville. 

My  dear  Lord,  Lambeth  Palace,  6  July  1866. 

You  have  formed  a  correct  idea  of  the  tenor  of  the  observations  J  made  at 
the  close  of  the  annual  meeting  of  the  National  Society.  I  then  said  that  while 
I  considered  your  Lordship's  answer  to  my  question  in  the  House  of  Lords  satis^ 
factory,  as  far  as  it  went,  I  did  not  see  how  it  could  be  reconciled  with  the  lan- 
guage of  the  Secretary  of  the  Committee  of  Council  on  Education,  in  his  corre- 
spondence with  the  Rev.  Mr.  Scott. 

The  words  of  your  Lordship  to  which  I  alluded  were  as  follows :  — ^*  It  must  be 
obvious  to  your  Lordships,  that  not  only  did  the  Conscience  Clause  not  interfere 
with  the  religious  instruction  in  the  schools,  but  it  absolutely  required  that  no 
interference  should  take  place  in  that  instruction.  This  was  clearly  shown  in 
every  letter  which  emanated  from  the  Council  Office,  and  the  Conscience  Clause 
did  not  in  the  slightest  degree  touch  the  religious  teaching  of  the  Church  of 
England  in  schools  promoted  by  the  Church  of  England.  The  only  thing  it 
enforced  was  that  a  cnild  should  not  attend  that  portion  of  the  religious  instruc- 
tion to  which  his  parents  objected." 

Mr.  Ldngen,  for  his  part,  says,  in  his  letter  to  the  Rev.  Mr.  Scott,  dated  26th 
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March  1866,  **  No  child  ought  to  be  compelled  to  receive  religious  instruction 
contTary  to  the  professed  and  declared  wish  of  its  parent.  It  is  hardly  necessary 
to  add  that  such  compulsion  might  be  applied  without  the  direct  use  of  specific 
formularies,  inasmuch  as  all  that  is  contained  in  them  might  be  taught  in  other 
words." 

This  statementof  Mr.Lingen's  appears  tome  to  be  irreconcileable  with  your  Lord- 
ship's assertion,  that  the  Conscience  Clause  does  not  interfere  with  the  religious 
instruction  in  the  schools  promoted  by  the  Church  of  England.  For  to  my  mind 
it  amounts  to  a  prohibition  lo  any  clergyman  or  schoolmaster  to  explain  any  part 
of  Holy  Scripture  in  conformity  with  the  doctrine  of  our  Church,  or  to  touch  upon 
any  Christian  doctrine,  incidentally,  in  any  other  lesson,  if  any  parent  chooses  to 
require  that  his  child  shall  never  be  exposed  to  such  instruction.  This  being  the 
case,  one  of  two  alternatives  must  be  the  result,  either  the  clergyman  and 
schoolmaster  must  feel  themselves  bound  by  the  Conscience  Clause  to  abstain 
from  all  allusion  to  Christian  doctrine  and  Christian  practice  founded  thereupon, 
in  every  lesson,  except  the  Catechism  lesson,  from  which-  the  child  may  absent 
himself;  or  the  child  must  be  withdrawn  from  every  other  lesson  also,  for  fear  of 
being  compelled  to  listen  to  Christian  teaching.  The  first  alternative  imposes  upon 
the  clergyman  a  bondage  to  which  I  conceive  no  one  would  voluntarily  submit ; 
the  other  deprives  the  child  of  such  instruction  as  I  believe  it  to  be  the  object  of 
the  Committee  of  Council  on  Education  to  secure  to  him. 

The  truth  is,  that  the  whole  question  between  us  turns  upon  this:  Your  Lord- 
ship seems  to  proceed  upon  the  assumption  that  religious  instruction  will  always 
be  confined  to  the  teaching  of  the  formularies ;  whereas  we  think  that  inasmuch 
as  Christian  doctrine  is  the  mainspring  and  motive  of  Christian  action,  a  careful 
and  conscientious  pastor  or  master  might  find  occasion  at  any  moment  of  school 
hours  to  inculcate  Christian  conduct  from  Christian  principles.  If  he  be  debarred 
from  that  opportunity,  whenever  it  may  arise,  then  follows  that  interference  with 
reli^ous  teaching  which  your  Lordship  declares  not  to  exist  in  connexion  with 
the  Conscience  Clause. 

That  this  view  of  religious  education,  as  pervading  all  branches  of  instruction, 
is  not  confined  to  the  ministers  and  members  of  the  Church  of  England,  may  be 
seen  from  the  following  extract  from  the  Report  of  the  Education  Commission, 
Vol.  L,  p.  312. 

*'This  Committee  believes  that  the  Wesleyan  community  will  never  consent  that 
the  teaching  of  religion  itself  in  their  schoob  shall  be  subject  to  restriction.  Their 
experience  shows  that  besides  the  Scripture  lesson  with  which  their  schools  are 
daily  open,  and  in  which  it  is  sought  to  make  Divine  truth  intelligible  to 
children  of  all  capacities,  an  able  Christian  teacher  will  find  through- 
out the  day,  when  teaching  geography,  history,  physical  and  moral  science,  and 
the  knowledge  of  common  things,  frequent  occasion  to  illustrate  and  enforce  the 
truths  of  religion ;  and  the  religious  teaching  may  be  made  to  impart  life  and 
spirit  to  the  whole  process  of  education." 

Heartily  should  I  rejoice  if  Mr.  Lingetfs  statement,  as  above  quoted,  could  be 
brought  into  harmony  with  your  Lordship's  assurance  that  the  Conscience  Clause 
did  not  in  the  least  interfere  with  the  religious  instruction  in  our  Church  schools ; 
but  under  my  present  impression  it  seems  to  me  to  deal  a  serious  blow  to  the 
cause  of  Christian  education  in  the  schools  connected  with  the  Church  of 
England. 

Believe  me,  &c. 

The  Right  Honourable  (signed)         C  T.  Cantuar. 

Earl  Granville. 


Earl  Granmlle  to  the  Archbishop  of  Canterbury. 

My  dear  Lord  Archbishop,  Bruton-street,  12  July  1866. 

Since  receiving  your  Grace's  letter  of  the  6th  instant,  I  have  referred  to  the 
report  in  the  **  Times"  of  what  passed  in  the  House  of  Lords  on  the  I4th  of  May, 
and  I  cannot  perceive  the  contradiction  which  your  Grace  finds  between  what  I 
then  said  and  the  letter  to  Mr.  Scott  about  the  Conscience  Clause.  The  letter 
was  written  on  the  25th  of  March,  and  your  Grace  quoted  it  in  the  remarks  with 

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which  you  introduced  your  inquiry,  whether  "  A  clergyman  of  the  Church  of 
England  would  meet  the  requirements  of  the  Conscience  Clause  by  exempting 
the  children  of  Dissenters  from  attendance  in  schools  during  the  reading  of  the 
formularies  of  the  Church,  or  whether  he  would  be  bpund  to  abstain  from  teaching 
in  the  school  any  formularies  of  the  Church  of  England  which  the  parents  of  a 
child  might  desire  not  to  be  taught  to  a  child." 

The  proposition  in  the  letter  of  which  your  Grace  complaius  is  as  follows : 

'*  No  child  ought  to  be  compelled  to  receive  religious  iiistruction  contrary  to 
the  professed  and  declared  wish  of  its  parent.  It  is  hardly  necessary  to  add  that 
such  compulsion  might  be  applied  without  the  direct  use  of  specific  formularies, 
inasmuch  as  all  that  is  contained  in  them  might  be  taught  in  other  words.*' 

But  this  was  the  substance  of  my  answer  to  the  first  part  of  your  Grace's 
inquiry. 

Mr.  Scott's  proposal  had  been  to  omit  the  word  ** doctrine"  from  the  Con- 
science Clause,  The  letter  purported  to  show  why  this  word  ought  to  be  re- 
tained, and  I  endeavoured  to  enforce  the  same  argument  by  reading  an  extract 
from  the  **  Church  and  State  Review,"  which  your  Grace  will  find  in  the 
"Times  "  report,  proving  that  the  word  "formularies,*'  without  the  word  "doc- 
trine," or  some  equivalent  expression,  did  not  secure  the  object  for  which  alone 
it  was  worth  while  to  discuss  the  Clause  at  all. 

Before  reading  the  extract,  I  used  these  words :  "  With  respect  to  the  first 
part  of  the  question,  whether  a  clergyman  would  satisfy  the  clause  by  exempt- 
ing the  children  of  Dissenters  who  objected  from  attendance  in  school  during 
the  reading  of  the  formularies  of  the  Church,  it  is  clear  that  that  description 
does  not  meet  the  requirements  of  the  Clause ;  for  it  would  not  be  acting  justly 
t<>  the  Dissenters  if  the  managers  of  Church  of  England  schools  were  to  allow 
the  children  of  Dissenters  to  withdraw  while  the  formularies  of  the  Church  were 
being  read,  and  to  be  brought  in  again  to  hear  the  doctrines  of  the  Church 
taught.'*  It  is  plain,  when,  in  answer  to  the  second  part  of  your  Grace's  inquiry, 
I  described  the  Conscience  Clause  **  As  not  touching  in  the  slightest  degree  the 
religious  teaching  of  the  Church  of  England  in  schools  promoted  by  the  Church 
of  England,"  I  could  not  contradict  the  official  answer  to  Mr.  Scott  without  con- 
tradicting what  I  had  just  said. 

Your  Grace  (juotes  an  extract  which  is  in  the  evidence,  and  not,  as  your  Grace 
states,  in  the  Report  of  the  Commission  of  Inquiry  into  Education.  It  implies 
that  no  useful  instruction  can  be  given  on  secular  subjects  which  is  not  inter- 
spersed by  religious  teaching  of  a  controversial  character.  I  would  venture  to 
appeal  to  your  Grace's  personal  experience  at  Harrow.  I  was  educated  at  a 
private  school,  at  a  public  school,  and  at  a  University,  the  teachers  in  all  of 
which  were  clergymen  of  the  Church  of  England.  I  cannot  remember  an  in- 
stance during  the  ordinary  school  lessons,  in  which  incidental  religious  or  moral 
instruction  was  given  in  any  way  bound  up  with  the  doctrines  in  dispute  between 
Churchmen  and  Dissenters. 

The  Conscience  Clause  assumes  it  to  be  possible,  in  a  strictly  denominational 
school,  to  give  the  fullest  religious  instruction  to  the  children  of  parents  who  be 
long  to  the  denomination  of  the  school,  and  at  the  same  time  to  admit  into  the 
school  the  children  of  parents  who  do  not  belong  to  that  denomination,  and  to 
instruct  them  along  with  the  other  children,  in  all  those  particulars  which  do  not 
raise  any  religious  difference.  That  this  is  possible  appears  from  the  statement 
that  a  large,  if  not  the  larger,  portion  of  the  managers  of  National  Schools  are 
already  doing  all  that  is  sought  to  be  imposed  upon  them  by  the  Conscience 
Clause;  from  the  Endowed  Schools  Act  of  1860,  which  embodies  almost  the 
same  words  as  tfie  Conscience  Clause,  and  applies  them  to  a  large  number  of 
schools,  conducted  in  all  respects  as  Church  of  England  Schools ;  and  from  all 
those  schemes  sanctioned  almost  daily  for  the  government  of  schools  by  tho 
Court  of  Chancery,  or  by  the  Charity  Commissioners,  wherein  Conscience  Clauses 
are  inserted  almost  as  part  of  a  common  form. 

I  have  never  heard  of  any  of  the  trivial  and  vexatious  objections  being  practi- 
cally raised  which  your  Grace  imagines  that  Dissenting  parents  might  make  uuder 
the  Conscience  Clausp ;  such  objections  would  simply  recoil  on  their  authors. 
The  objectors,  if  their  remonstrances  were  not  attended  to,  must  go  to  a  legal 
tribunal  for  redress;  and  any  one  who  is  conversant  with   the  practice  of  our 

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courts  knows  that  a  plaintiff  who  comes  into  court  without  a  plain  and  sub- 
stantial grievance  is  not  likely  to  take  much  by  his  suit,  excepting  paying  for  it. 

The  object  of  the  Department  responsible  to  Parliament  for  the  distribution 
of  public  money  for  the  purposes  of  education  has  been,  not  to  alter  the  character 
of  the  schools  of  the  Established  Church,  but  to  enable  the  Government  to  extend 
their  benefits  to  the  whole  conmiimity  of  districts  in  which  no  second  school  can 
be  maintained. 

Yours,  &c. 
To  His  Grace  (signed)         Granville. 

the  Archbishop  of  Canterbury. 


The  Archbishop  of  Ganterbmy  to  Eail  Granville. 

My  dear  Lord,  Addington  Park,  20  July  1866. 

In  reply  to  your  letter  of  the  12th  instant,  I  am  quite  ready  to  acknowledge 
that  I  might  as  well  have  pleaded  the  inconsistency  of  the  latter  part  of  your 
reply  to  my  questions  in  the  House  of  Lords  with  the  former  part  of  your  answer, 
as  I  did  with  Mr.  Lingen's  answer  to  Mr.  Scott.  But  your  concluding  words 
were  of  so  decisive  and  emphatic  a  character,  and  you  so  distinctly  stated,  that 
not  only  did  the  Conscience  Clause  not  interfere  with  the  religious  instruction  in 
the  schools,  but  that  it  required  that  no  interference  should  take  place  with  such 
instruction,  that  it  seemed  as  though  nothing  more  could  be  desired,  the  needed 
security  for  religious  teaching  having  been  given.  It  certainly  never  occurred  to 
me  that  the  principle  of  the  Conscience  Clause,  thus  broadly  laid  down,  could  be 
compatible  with  the  power  of  interference  on  the  part  of  any  parent  with  the 
exposition  of  Holy  Scripture  in  the  Bible  class. 

It  is  now,  however,  evident  that  such  is  the  case,  and  that  I  attached  a  meaning 
to  your  words  which  they  were  not  intended  to  convey.  It  appears  that  a 
clergyman,  by  accepting  the  Conscience  Clause,  will  be  bound  to  abstain  from 
explaining  Holy  Scripture  according  to  the  tenets  of  the  Church  of  England,  or 
indeed  in  any  way  that  shall  offend  the  religious  views  of  any  Dissenting  or 
unbelieving  parent,  if  required  so  to  do. 

Under  these  circumstances,  1  find  myself  compelled  to  retract  those  expressions 
of  satisfaction  with  your  Lordship's  answer  to  which  I  gave  utterance  in  the 
House  of  Lords. 

Your  Lordship  states  as  your  experience  at  a  public  school  and  at  the  Univer- 
sity, that  you  do  not  remember  an  instance,  during  the  ordinary  school  lessons, 
in  which  incidental  religious  or  moral  instruction  was  given,  in  any  way  bound  up 
with  the  doctrines  in  dispute  between  Churchmen  and  Dissenters.  I  will  not 
doubt  the  correctness  of  your  Lordship's  experience.  But  that  appears  to  me  to 
be  beside  the  point.  The  real  question  is  whether  a  clergyman  will  be  justified 
in  pledging  himself  to  abstain  from  all  exposition  of  Holy  Scripture  in  the  Bible 
class  of  his  National  School,  which  shall  be  prohibited  by  any  objecting  parent ; 
and  it  should  be  remembered  that  this  pledge  would  not  be  confined  to  doctrines 
in  dispute  between  Churchmen  and  Dissenters,  but  would  extend  to  any  teach- 
ing which  might  be  alleged  to  be  offensive  to  the  Jewish  or  infidel  parent. 

I  am  not  insensible  to  the  difiiculty  in  which  the  Conamittee  of  Council  on 
Education  finds  itself  placed,  as  the  dispenser  of  a  fund  contributed  by  the  nation 
at  lai^e.  But  I  think  your  Lordship  scarcely  makes  sufiKcient  allowance  for  the 
conscientious  objection  which  a  clergyman  of  the  Church  of  England  may 
naturally  feel  at  the  idea  of  placing  his  privilege  of  conveying  religious  instruc- 
tion to  his  scholars  at  all  times  at  the  mercy  of  any  individual  in  his  parish.  It 
would  be  little  consolation  to  him  to  think  that  he  might  possibly  protect  him- 
self from  such  interference  at  the  expense  of  a  lawsuit,  the  issue  of  which  would 
be  very  problematical. 

Believe  me,  &c. 

The  Right  Honourable  (signed)         C  T.  Cantuar. 

Earl  Granville,  &c.  &c. 


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Earl  Granville  to  the  Archbishop  of  Canterbury. 

16,  Brutoa-street,  London,  W., 
My  dear  Lord  Archbishop,  21  Jnly  1866. 

I  HAVE  the  honour  to  acknowledge  the  receipt  of  your  Grace's  letter  of 
yesterday. 

The  object  of  my  writing  to  you  was  to  correct  a  misunderstanding,  and  I 
cannot  close  the  correspondence  without  attempting,  even  at  the  risk  of  tedious 
repetition,  to  correct  a  misapprehension  which  seems  still  to  exist  in  your  Grace's 
mind. 

Your  Grace  says  in  your  last  letter,  *^  It  appears  that  a  clergyman,  by  accept- 
ing the  Conscience  Clause,  will  be  bound  to  abstain  from  explaining  Holy  Scrip- 
ture according  to  the  tenets  of  the  Church  of  England,  or  indeed  in  any  way  that 
shall  offend  the  religious  views  of  any  Dissenting  or  unbelieving  parent,  if  required 
80  to  do."  And,  again,  '*  the  real  question  is  whether  a  clergyman  will  be  justified 
in  pledging  himself  to  abstain  from  all  exposition  of  Holy  Scripture  in  the 
Bible  class  of  his  National  School,  which  shall  be  prohibited  by  auy  objecting 
parent.'* 

The  official  answer  (signed  by  Mr.  Langen,  as  Secretary  of  the  Committee  of 
Council  of  Education)  to  Mr.  Scott,  my  answer  to  your  Grace's  question  in  the 
House  of  Lords,  and  the  present  correspondence  have  all  had  the  same  object, 
viz.: 

1.  To  explain  that  the  Conscience  Clause  inserted  in  school  deeds,  in  districts 
where  only  one  school  can  be  maintained,  does  not  restrain  the  clergjrman  from 
giving  any  religious  instruction  he  may  think  fit  to  the  children  of  his  flock,  or  of 
others  who  do  not  object : 

2.  That  it  does  prevent  him  from  extending  such  religious  instruction  to  the 
children  of  those  Dissenters  who  object  to  theijc  children  being  taught  that  which 
they  believe  to  be  erroneous  doctrine. 

The  conscientious  difficulty  of  clergymen,  to  which  your  Grace  alludes,  would 
be  met  by  their  excluding  the  children  of  objecting  Dissenters  from  the  classes 
in  which  they  intend  to  give  doctrinal  instruction. 

Yours,  &c. 

To  the  Lord  Archbishop  of  Canterbury,  &c.  (signed)         Granville. 


The  Archbishop  of  Canterbury  to  Earl  Granville. 

Cobham  Hall,  Gravesend, 
My  dear  Lord,  26  July  1866. 

I  AM  much  obliged  by  the  farther  explanation  of  your  views  respecting  the 
Conscience  Clause ;  and  I  trust  you  will  now  allow  the  correspondence  to  be 
published,  as  it  will  give  the  clergy  a  clearer  idea  of  the  meaning  of  your  words 
in  the  House  of  Lords  than  they  could  otherwise  have  formed. 

Believe  me,  &c. 
The  Right  Honourable  (signed)         C.  T.  Cantuar. 

Earl  Granville,  &c.  &c.    ' 


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RETURN  to  an  Address  of  the  Honourable  The  House  of  Commons^ 
dated  18  May  iSedi—far, 


"  RETURN  of  all  Graduates  of  the  University  of  Durham^  specifying  iheir  several  Degrees, 

and  distinguishing  those  admitted  Ad  JEundem.'' 


D.D. 

Bishop  of  Columbia. 

Badnall,  Ven.  Hopkins. 

Waddington,  George. 

Hornby,  Robert  William  Bilton. 

Smith,  Samuel. 

Daries,  Charles  Maurice. 

Payne,  David  Bruce. 

D.D. — Ad  JEundem. 

Archbishop  of  Canterbury. 

Bishop  of  Exeter. 

Bishop  of  Capetown. 

Bishop  of  Wellington. 

Bishop  Ilobhouse. 

Bishop  of  Gloucester  and  Bristol. 

Plumptre,  Frederic  Charles. 

IlifF,  Frederic. 

Kennedy,  Benjamin  Hall. 

Young,  John. 

Hussey,  Thomas  John. 

Jenkynsy  Henry. 

Peile,  Thomas  Williamson. 

Norris,  James. 

Holden,  Henry. 

Pears,  Steuart  Adolphus. 

Bishop  of  Colombo. 

Farrar,  Adam  Storey. 

D.C.L. 

Larden,  Rev.  George  Francis. 
Mathie,  Rev.  Benjamin. 
Penney,  Rev.  W.  W. 

D.C.L.— ^^rf  JEundem. 

Enniskillen,  Earl  of. 

Chekea,  Viscount. 

Brewster,  Su*  David,  K.H.,  F.U.88., 

L.  &  £. 
Besley,  Rev.  John. 
Twisa,  Travers. 
Teignmouth,  Lord. 
Rew,  William  Andrew. 
Barker,  Rev.  James  Dunne. 

M.D. 

Embleton,  Dennis. 
Charlton,  Edward. 
Humble,  Thomas. 
Greenhow,  Thomas  Michael. 
Heath,  George  Yeoman. 
Fenwick,  Samuel. 
Gibb,  Charles  John. 
Mackintosh,  Donald. 

298. 


Gibson,  Charles. 

Robinson,  William. 

Frost,  Samuel  Merryne. 

Wilson,  Robert  Harrison. 

Robinson,  George. 

McNay,  Thomas  Fothergill. 

Trotter,  John. 

Pyle,  T.  Thompson. 

Young,  William,  Master  in  Surgery. 

Donkin,  Artliur  Scott. 

Murray,  William. 

Amison,  W.  Christopher. 

Mus.  D. 

Henshaw,  William. 
Dykes,  Rev.  Jt)hn  Bacchus. 

Mus.  D. — Ad  Eundem. 

Ouseley,  Rev.  Sir  Frederick  Gore, 
Bart. 

B.D. 

Cundill,  John. 
Hick,  James  Watson. 
Skene,  WilH^i. 
Gray,  Robert. 

B.D. — Ad  JEundem. 

Chevallier,  Temi)le. 
Michell,  Richard. 
Rose,  Henry  John. 
Heurtley,  Charles  Abel. 
Watkins,  Frederick. 
Mozley,  James  Bowling. 
Vincent,  Frederick  Augustus. 
Selwyn,  William. 
Barmby,  James. 
Blenkinsopp,  R.  G.  Leaton.  • 
Mansel,  Henry  Longueville,  ll.d. 
Hansell,  Edmund  Halifax. 

B.  C.L. 

Howard-Gibbon,  Rev.  Edward. 
Hall,  Rev.  Hilkiah  Bedford. 
Maclennan,  Rev.  Alexander. 
Charlton,  Rev.  James  Allen. 
Clutterbuck,  Rev.  James  Caspar. 

B.C.L. — Ad  Eundem. 

Thompson,  Rev.  F. 
Hawks,  Rev.  William. 
Kingsley,  Rev.  Charles. 
Faber,  Charles  Waring. 
Thomas,  Rev.  John. 


M.A. 

Raymond,   Rev.    John    Mayne    St. 

Clere. 
Skinner,  Rev.  James. 
Harrison,  Rev.  Charles  Sawkins. 
Thompson,  Rev.  Francis. 
Stoker,  Rev.  Henry. 
Heriot,  Rev.  George. 
Eden,  Rev.  John  Patrick. 
Hartley  (Campbell)  Leonard  Lawrie. 
Blair,  Rev.  John. 
Thompson,  Rev.  Moorhouse. 
Tower,  Rev.  Robert  Beauchamp. 
Salvin,  Anthony,  F.  s.  a. 
Blenkinsopp,   Rev.   Edwin   Clennel 

Leaton. 
Dwams,  Rev.  Brereton  Edward. 
Humble,  Rev.  Henry. 
Dacre,  Rev.  George. 
Bigge,  Rev.  John  Frederick. 
Greenwell,  Rev.  William. 
Hodgson,  Rev.  Henry  Wade. 
Wilson,  Rev.  Morton  Eden. 
Thompson,  Thomas  Charles. 
Carr,  Rev.  Cuthbert  John. 
Robinson,  Charles. 
Sweeting,  Rev.  William. 
Wjrvill,  Rev.  Christopher  Edward. 
Guise,  Rev.  .George  uUfford. 
Evans,  Rev.  Hugh. 
Wood,  Rev.  Cyril  WiUiam. 
Sumner,  Rev.  John  Henry  Robertson. 
Forster,  Rev.  Charles. 
Robinson,  Rev.  Henry. 
Featherstonhaugh,  Rev.  Walker. 
Douglas,  Hon.  and  Rev.  Henry. 
Stevenson,  Rev.  Joseph. 
Loxham,  Rev.  Richard. 
Robertson,  Rev.  John. 
Beanlands,  Arthur,  c.E. 
Lipscomb,  Rev.  Harry  Curteis. 
Wilkinson,  Rev.  George  Pearson. 
Gilby,  John. 
Edmunds,  Rev.  John. 
Davison,  John  Robert. 
Taylor,  Rev.  Robert. 
Cunnyn^ame,  Rev.  Hugh  Robert. 
Pedder,  Rev.  John. 
Atkinson,  Rev.  Nathaniel. 
Alderson,  Rev.  Richard  William  S.  A. 
Townson,  Rev.  John. 
Freeth,  Rev.  Frederic  Harvey. 
Waite,  Rev.  Joseph. 
Coombs,  Rev.  William  Kerr  Ramsay. 

Green,  Rev.  George  Edward. 

Grey,  Charles  Grey. 

Shields,  Rev.  Richard  John. 


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M.  A. — continued. 
Kewley,  Rev.  George  Robinson. 
Thomas,  Rev.  Charles  Edward. 
Hayton,  Rev.  Edward  Josiah. 
Low,  Rev.  John  Low. 
Pattenson,  Rev.  John  Luke  Tylden. 
Loxham,  Rev.  Thomas. 
Richards,  Rev.  James. 
Miller,  Rev.  Thomas  Elton. 
Anderson,  Rev.  John  Dauncey. 
Thoroton,  Rev.  Charles. 
Carr,  Rev.  Henry  William^ 
Rudd,  Rev.  Philip. 
Prior,  Rev.  John. 
Harrison,  Rev.  Brathwaite. 
Winnington,  Sir  Thomas  Edward,  Bart. 
Douglas,    Hon.    and    Rev.    Arthur 

Gascoign. 
Brown,  Kev.  Meredith. 
Wilson,  Rev.  Patrick. 
Smith,  Rev.  Percy. 
Gibson,  Rev.  Robert  Christopher. 
Taylor,  Henry. 

Topham,  Rev.  Edward  Charles. 
Bigge,  Rev.  George  Richard. 
Greenway,  Rev.  Charles. 
Sorsbie,  Kev.  Robert. 
Brownrigg,  Rev.  Edmund. 
GreenweiJ,  Rev.  Alan. 
Newton,  Rev.  Francis  John. 
Kemble,  Kev.  KicholasFreese  Younge 
Ferris,  Rev.  Godfrey  Richard. 
Denning,  Rev.  Stej^hen  Poyntz. 
Fisher,  Kev.  Frederick, 
Widdnngton,  Sliallcross  Fitzherbert. 
Ray  son,  Kev.  Thomas. 
West,  Rev.  Robert. 
Dixon,  Rev.  Thomas  Harrison. 
Ford,  Rev.  Charles  Henry. 
Gray,  Rev.  Edmund.  i 

Moore,  Rev.  tTames  Henry. 
Bradley,  Rev.  Reginald  Robert.  i 

Hines,  Rev.  Roger.  \ 

Smith,  Rev.  Pierce  Galliard.  I 

Bennett,  Rev.  Joseph.  j 

Clinton,  Rev.  Henry  Fynes. 
Pilkington,  Rev.  Nicholas  Gee, 
Monson,  Rev.  Thomas  John. 
Smithard,  Rev.  Joseph. 
Richmond,  Rev.  Henry  James. 
Russell,  Rev.  Frederick  William. 
Blakey,  Rev.  Robert  Healey. 
Richards,  Rev.  Frederick  Jonathan. 
Stuart,  Hon.  and  Rev.  Henry  Villiers 
Walter,  Rev.  William  Hampson. 
Dodd,  Rev.  John. 
Long,  Rev.  Henry  Frederick. 
Wah'ond,  Rev.  Francis  Frederick. 
Pearson,  Rev.  Henry  Richard  Storr. 
Tunier,  Rev.  James  Francis. 
Raine,  Rev.  James. 
Thompson,  Rev.  Thomas  Henry. 
Taylor,  Rev.  James  Jeremy. 
Hull,  Rev.  Francis  James. 
Edge,  Henry  William. 
Johnson,  Rev.  John  Fairbaim. 
Hall,  Rev.  George  Prince. 
Mundy,  Rev.  Thomas. 
Russell,  Rev.  Harry  Vane. 
Johnstone,  Rev.  Charles. 
Holme,  Rev.  Christopher. 
Lee,  Rev.  Henry. 
Rumker,  George. 


Brooksbank,  Rev.  Walter. 

Stapylton,  Rev.  Martyn. 

Collingwood,  Rev.  Charles  Edward 
Stuart. 

Chaffer,  Rev.  Richard. 

Trotter,  Rev.  Charles  Dale. 

Wattsford,  Rev.  Henry  James. 

Roper,  Rev.  Thomas. 

Askew,  Rev.  Richard. 

Smeeth,  Rev.  William  Philip. 

Keene,  Rev.  Henry  Ruck. 

Dixon,  Rev.  Arthur. 

Poppelwell,  Rev.  John  Heam. 

Jacson,  Rev.  William  Shallcross. 

Watson,  James  Kiero. 

Bourke,    Hon.    and  Rev.   George 
Wingfield. 

Richardson,  Thomas. 

Marriott,  Rev.  Harvej^. 

Richmond,  Rev.  William  Hall. 

Borton,  Rev.  Henry. 

Carr,  Rev.  James  Haslewood. 

Ripley,  Rev.  Horace  Charles. 

Parker,  Rev.  John. 

Brice,  Rev.  George  Edward. 

James,  Rev.  Alfred. 

Stallard,  Rev.  William  Henry. 

Smeddle,  Rev.  John.  . 

Allen,  Rev.  George  Samuel. 

Marth,  Albert. 

Kinnear,  Rev.  George. 

Freelin^,  Rev.  James  Robert. 

West,  Kev.  William  Henry. 

Walters,  Rev.  Melmoth  Dick  Camp- 
bell. 

Bulmer,  Rev.  William. 

Luard,  Rev.  Arthur  Charles. 

Wood,  Rev.  Edmund. 

Woodford,  Rev.  Adolphus  Frederic 
Alexander. 

Byrth,  Rev.  Stewart. 

Kenyon,  Rev.  John. 

Jackson,  Rev.  William  Henry. 

Sergeantson,  Rev.  William  James. 

Norcliffe,  Rev.  Charles  Best. 

Walsham,  Rev.  Francis. 

Chester,  Rev.  Thomas  Henry. 

Thomas,  Rev.  Edmund. 

Phillpotts,  Rev.  Arthur  Archbold. 

Needham,  Rev.  John  James. 

Brown,  Rev.  William. 

Thompson,  Rev.  William  Joseph. 

Fisher,  Rev.  Edward  Robert. 

Clarke,  Rev.  Henry. 

Clarke,  Rev.  James  Langton. 

Stocker,  Rev.  Edward  Seymour. 

Procter,  Rev.  Thomas. 

Robinson,  Rev.  Charles  John. 

Paitson,  Rev.  John. 

Lloyd,  Rev.  George  Newton. 

Jowitt,  Rev.  John  Henry. 

Austin,  Henry  Vicars. 

Armstrong,    Sir    Willidm    George, 
Knt.,  c.B. 

Raven,  Rev.  James. 

Barton,  Rev.  James: 

Butcher,  Rev.  Charles  Henry. 

Mayor,  Rev.  William. 

Yates,  William  Flood. 

Cooley,  Rev.  William  Lake  Johnson. 

Greenwell,  Rev.  William. 

Dodd,  Rev.  Thomas  Forster. 

Taylor,  Lewis. 


Hodd,  Rev.  Albert  Harry. 
West,  Rev.  George. 
Braithwaite,  Edwm. 
Hoskins,  Rev.  Charles  H.  W. 
Montgomery,  Rev.  James  F. 
Bulman,  Rev.  George  R. 
Wellesley,  Captain  George  Greville, 

R.N.,  c.B. 
Master,  Rev.  Alfred. 
Scroggs,  Rev.  Sydney  Malet. 
Cambridge,  Rev.  O.  Pickard. 
Kidd,  Rev.  Thomas  W. 
Croisdale,  Rev.  John. 
Usher,  Rev.  John  Harrison. 
Barnes,  Rev.  George. 
Arrowsmith,  Rev.  John  Hixon. 
Simey,  Rev.  George. 
Dodgson,  Rev.  Thomas. 
Hepple,  Rev.  John  Dixon. 
Bulmer,  Rev.  John. 
Hamilton,   Hon.   and   Rev.   Arthur 

Charles  Baillie. 
Woodward,  Rev.  Samuel. 
Chevallier,  Rev.  Charles  Clinton. 
Thornton.  Rev.  Thomas. 
Kempe,  Rev.  John  William. 
Langley,  Rev.  William. 
Warden,  Rev.  William  Henry. 
Thompson,  Rev.  Archibald  I)ouglB8 

Cavendish. 
Taylor,  Rev.  Hugh. 
Church,  Hubert  Day. 
Bums,  Rev.  William  Henry. 
Griffiths,  Rev.  William. 
Douglas,  Rev.  Philip  Henry. 
Farmer,  Rev.  John. 
Barrow,  Rev.  John. 
D&wkins,  Rev.  John  Charles. 
Cuyler,  Rev.  Frederick  Shelley. 
Jowitt,  WiUiam. 
Green,  Rev.  Joseph  Henry. 
Forster,  Samuel  Strong 
Sidebottom,  Frederick  Kaddiflfe* 
Hayton,  Rev.  William. 
Fowler,  Rev.  Joseph  Thomas. 
Chalmers,  James  Albert. 
Bulman,  Rev.  Job  George. 
Henderson,  Rev.  James. 
Maude,  Rev.  James  William. 
Parsons,  Rev.  Joseph  Elliott. 
Redwood,  Thomas  Hall. 
Marshall,  Edward  Gleadowe. 
Procter,  Rev.  Lovell  James. 
Gibson,  Thomas  William. 
Young,  John. 
Coulson,  Rev.  John. 

M.  A. — Ad  Eundem. 

Wliitley,  Rev.  Charles  Thomas. 
Gray,  William. 
Greenwood,  Thomas. 
Grey,  Right  Hon.  Sir  Charles  Ed- 
ward. 
Wensleydale,  Right  Hon.  Lord. 
Wharton,  William  Lloyd. 
Ingham,  Robert. 
Eluce,  Rev.  James. 
Pollock,  Right  Hon.  Sir  Fred.,  F.BA, 

F.A.S. 

Plumer,  Rev.  Charles  John. 

Collins,  Rev.  T. 

Andrews,  Rev.  William  Nesfield. 


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M.  A. — Ad  Eundem—coTii^IiViQA. 
Wilkinson,  Rev.  Percival  S. 
Park,  Rev.  James  Allan. 
Liddell,  Rev.  Henry  George. 
Wellesley,  Hon.  and  Rev.  Gerald. 
Wardell,  Rev.  Henry. 
Eade,  Rev.  John  Davie. 
Buckle,  Rev.  Matthew  H.  G. 
Frazer,  Rev.  P. 
Tate,  Rev.  James. 
Liddell,  Hon.  and  Rev.  Robert. 
Cartvrriffht,  Rev.  John. 
Sneyd,  Kev.  Edward. 
Faber,  Rev.  Francis  A. 
Tliomson,  Rev.  G.  S. 
Fielding,  Rev.  George. 
Humble,  Rev.  Michael  Maughan. 
Boucher,  Rev.  James. 
Carr,  Rev.  Henry  Byne. 
Johnson,  Very  Rev.  G.  H.  S. 
Clau^hton,  Rev.  T.  L. 
Lutwidge,  SkeflSngton. 
Grey,  William  Scurfield. 
Hogg,  John,  p.  B.  s. 
Pulleine,  James. 
Adolphus,  John  Leycester. 
Otter,  Charles. 
Carr,  Rev.  John. 
Gray,  Rev.  Charles. 
Gust,  Rev.  Edward. 
Churton,  Ven.  Edward. 
Biscoe,  Rev.  Robert. 
Walters,  Richard  Clayton. 
Brancker,  Rev.  Thomas. 
Grey,  Hon.  and  Rev.  Francis. 
Pyler,  James  Chamness. 
Surtees,  William  Edward. 
Dunn,  Martin. 

Harrison,  Rev.  William  Gorst. 
Wood,  Rev.  Joshua. 
Baine,  Rev.  John. 
Hart,      Rev.      George      Frederick 

Augustus. 
Williamson,  Rev.  Robert  Hopper. 
Pawcett,  John. 
Pawcett,  Rev.  Christopher. 
Burdon,  Rev.  John. 
Robson,  Rev.  James. 
Blane,  Rev.  Henry. 
Jackson,  George  Edwin  Ward. 
Gilbert,  John  Davies. 
Selby,  Prideaux  John. 
Bates,  Rev.  William. 
Webster,  Rev.  Rowland. 
Hay,  Rev.  Edward. 
Hussey,  Robert. 
Shafto,  Rev.  John  Duncombe. 
Forbes,  James  David,  f.b.s. 
Murchison,    Sir    Roderick    Impey, 

F.K.8. 

Whitley,  Rev.  John. 
Townsend,  Rev.  George  Fyler. 
Wollaston,  Rev.  Charles  William. 
Williamson,  Rev.  William. 
Garvey,  Rev.  Richard. 
Bewsher,  Rev.  Francis  William. 
Paige,  Rev.  Lewis. 
Maclean,  Donald. 
Dundas,  Ri^ht  Hon.  Sir  David. 
West,  Martm. 
Bland,  Ven.  George. 
Poole,  Rev.  George  Ayliffe. 
Coleridge,  Rev.  Edward. 
298. 


Fielding,  Rev.  Henry. 
Litton,  Edward. 
Vicars,  Hedley. 
Bellairs,  Rev.  Henry  WaJford. 
Massie,  Rev.  Edward. 
Best,  Hon.  and  Rev.  Samuel. 
Smyth,  Rev.  Henry  Watson. 
Borton,  Rev.  William  Key. 
Rooke,  Rev.  George.  . 
Melville,  Rev.  David. 
Adamson,  Rev.  Edward  Hussey. 
Green,  Rev.  John  Samuel. 
Chatto,  Rev.  Robert. 
Mare,  Rev.  William  Salmon. 
King,  Rev.  W.  Clark. 
Sandbach,  Rev.  Gilbert. 
Legh,  Rev.  Peter. 
Rogers,  Rev.  Henry. 
St.  Quintin,  Rev.  George  Darby. 
Wilson,  Rev.  John. 
Collis,  Rev.  John  Day. 
Wortley,  Right  Hon.  James  Stuart. 
Stokes,  Rev.  William  H. 
Acland,  Rev.  Peter  L.  D. 
Darnell,  Rev.  William. 
Walton,  Rev.  John  Leger. 
Edmunds,  Rev.  Edward. 
Grey,  Hon.'  and  Rev.  John. 
Morgan,  Rev.  David. 
Larden,  Rev.  George  Edge. 
Shadwell,  Alfred. 
Mackenzie,  Rev.  William. 
Cockey,  Rev.  Edward. 
Heath,  John  Carlen. 
Clarke,  Rev.  John  Dixon. 
Hawkins,  Rev.  Herbert  Samuel. 
Bigge,  Arthur. 
Selby,  Prideaux. 
Turner,  Rev.  Reginald  Pyndar. 
HiU,  Rev.  Henry  T. 
EUison,  Rev.  Henry. 
Haggitt,  Rev.  George. 
Denman,  Hon.  and  Rev.  Lewis. 
Hedley,  Rev.  William. 
Wyatt,  Rev.  Charles  Frederic. 
Philpot,  Rev.  Thomas. 
Fox,  Rev.  Robert  Stote. 
Morgan,  Rev.  Lewis. 
Stuart,  Rev.  Edward. 
Law,  William  John. 
Ashworth,  Rev.  John. 
Harrison,  Rev.  William  E. 
Wilson,  Rev.  John  M. 
Fenwick,  Henry. 
Henderson,  Rev.  W.  George. 
Johnes,  Rev.  Thomas  William. 
Smyth,  Rev.  Thomas  Cartwright. 
Butler,  Rev.  George. 
Hopwood,  Rev.  Henry. 
Faussett,  Rev.  Andrew  Robert. 
Dodgson,  Ven.  Charles. 
Boudier,  Rev.  George  John. 
Walker,  Rev.  Robert. 
Buckley,  Rev.  William. 
Walford,  Rev.  Henry. 
Wilkins,  Rev.  John  Moray. 
Croft,  Rev.  Richard. 
Ogle,  Rev.  Edward. 
Greatorex,  Rev.  Edward. 
Airey,  Rev.  John  Alfred  Lumb. 
How,  Rev.  William  Walsham* 
Sellar,  William  Young. 
Stobart,  Rev.  Henry. 
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Tristram,  Rev.  Henry  Baker. 
Lawrence,  Rev.  William  Robert. 
Shipperdson,  Rev.  Edmund  Hector. 
Snowdon,  Rev.  Charles  Crowe. 
Cromwell,  Rev.  John  George. 
Blomfield,  Rev.  George  Jonn. 
Woolcombe,  Rev.  Edward. 
Price,  Rev.  Barthomew. 
Harris,  Rev.  Henry. 
Morrell,'Rev.  Thomas  Baker. 
Hamilton,  Ven.  George  Hans. 
Lonsdale,  Rev.  James  Gylby. 
Fox,  Rev.  George  T. 
Rigaud,  Rev.  John. 
Bradby,  Rev.  Edward  Henry. 
Jowett,  Rev.  Benjamin. 
Durham,  Rev.  Thomas  Charles. 
Thackeray,  Rev.  Thompson. 
Hornby,  Rev.  James  John. 
Wilkinson,  Percival  Spearman. 
Mowbray,  Right  Hon.  John  R. 
Prest,  Yen.  Edward. 
Procter,  Rev.  William. 
Scurfield,  G.  S. 
Pratt,  John  Tidd. 
Parry,  Rev.  Edward. 
Hayward,  Robert  Baldwin. 
Goldsmith,  Rev.  Edmund  Herberts 
Besant,  William  Henry. 
Lowe,  Rev.  Julius  Conran. 
Sopwith,  Thomas. 
Davie,  Rev.  George  John. 
Ferrers,  Xorman  Macleod. 
Hunt,  Alfred  William. 
Mitchinson,  Rev.  John. 
Wardell,  Rev.  Henry  John. 
Wood  Matthew. 
Hall,  Rev.  John  Robert. 
Thompson,  Rev.  Robert  Anchor. 
James,  Edward,  Q.c. 
Chambers,  John. 
Rogers,  Rev.  Thomas. 
Day,  Rev.  Hermitage  Charles. 
Ridley,  Rev.  Henry  Richard. 
Lennard,  Rev.  Dacre  Barrett. 
Cheese,  Rev.  Edward. 
King,  Rev.  Charles  William. 
Norman,  Rev.  Alfred  Merle. 
Rich,  Rev.  Arthur. 
Evans,  Rev.  Thomas  Saunders. 
Kemplav,  James. 
Lewis,  Charles  Warner. 
Caffin,  Rev.  Benjamin  Charles. 
Rogers,  Rev.  Thomas. 
Ashwell,  Rev.  Arthur  Rawson. 
Copeman,  Rev.  Frederick  John« 

M.B. 

Faulder,  John  Jeffirey,  m.b.c.S. 
Cooke,  Robert  Foreman. 

Mus.  B. — AdEundem. 
Armes,  Philip. 

B.A. 

Linskill,  Rev.  John  A.  Pearson. 

Thompson,  Rev.  F.  B. 

Boothby,  Rev.  Henry  Brooke. 

Mason,  Rev.  Jacob. 

Hill,  Rev.  James. 

Robson,  Rev.  James  Stuart. 


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BSTUBN   OF  ALL   GRADUATES   OF  THE    UNIYERSITT   OF  DURHAM. 


B.  A. — contintiecL 

Turner,  Joseph  Richard. 

Haalam,  Key.  William. 

Hill,  Thomas. 

Hill,  John. 

Mason,  Rev.  John  Wharton. 

Smith,  Rev.  Edward. 

Veale,  Rev.  Henry. 

Welby,  Rev.  Arthur  Erie. 

Montagu,  Rev.  Frederick.     ' 

Hill,  Rev.  William. 

Greenwell,  Rev.  Nicholas. 

Cochrane,  Rev.  Thomas. 

Sisson,  Rev.  John  Septimus. 

Bailey,  Rev.  Kitelee  Chandos. 

Bradley,  Rev.  Edward. 

Taylor,  Rev.  William  Dalrymple. 

Guise,  Rev.  Frederick  Charles. 

Hutton,  Rev.  William. 

Milner,  Rev.  William  Kirkbank. 

Palmes,  Rev.  James. 

AVTiite,  Rev.  Richard. 

St.  John,  Rev.  Maurice  Ferdinand 
William. 

Douglas,  John. 

Ball,  Rev.  Thomas  Otto  Derville. 

Creyke,  Rev.  Walter  Penington. 

Moon,  Frederick  Graves. 

Evans,  Rev.  William  Maurice. 

Jemmett,  Rev.  George. 

Temple,  Rev.  John. 

Carter,  Rev.  Robert. 

Addison,  Rev.  Frederick. 

Preston,  Rev.  John  William. 

Brockman,  Rev.  Ralph  St.  Leger. 

Gray,  William  Kerr. 

Sumner,  Rev.  Oliver. 

Shannon,  Rev.  Frederick  William. 
Mulcaster,  Rev;  Richard. 

Scaife,  Isaac. 
Dennett,  Rev.  Richard. 
Crossman,  Rev.  Thomas. 

Shiffher,  Bertie. 
Galbraith,  Rev.  James. 
Lukin,  Rev.  William  Hugo. 
Hand,  Rev.  John. 
Wellings,  Rev.  Edward  Penwame. 
Townley,  Francis  Mitford. 
Eeveley,  Rev.  Robert. 
Hill,  Rev.  Samuel  Paris. 
Booth,  Rev.  George  Edward. 
Richardson,  Rev.  Joseph  George. 
Proud,  Rev.  Ralph. 
Toppin,  George  Hinde. 
Stanley,  George  Edward. 
Bristow,  Ernest. 
Lowe,  Rev.  George  William. 
Wood,  Rev.  Richard. 
Gray,  Rev.  Robert. 
Fawkes,  Rev.  Frederick. 
Sidebottom,  Rev.  Kingsford  Beau- 
champ. 
Statham,  Rev.  William. 
Crook,  Rev.  James  Sutcliffe. 
Griffiths,  Rev.  Frederick  William. 
Losh,  Rev.  James. 
Coates,  Rev.  Arthur  Tomline. 
Dryburgh,  Rev.  Joseph  Andrews. 
Irving,  Samuel. 
Bennett,  Rev.  James  Arthur. 
Turner,  Anselm. 
Stott,  Rev.  Edward  Nicholson. 
Shaw,  Rev.  Thomas  Head- 


Brown,  Rev.  John  James. 

Ward,  Rev.  William  Carlisle. 

Holiwell,  Walter  Currer. 

Ellershaw,  Rev.  Henry. 

Huthwaite,  Rev.  Thomas  Walter. 

Grey,  John  Thomas. 

Gibson,  Alexander. 

Hubback,  Rev.  Mark  Gamwell. 

Farrow,  Rev.  Charles. 

Winder,  Rev.  John  Parry. 

Robinson,  John  Carleton. 

Oakley,  Rev.  Edwin. 

Leveson,  Rev.  Ch,  Augustus. 

Arnold,  Walter  Thomas. 

Bartlett,  Rev.  J.  Spencer. 

Whatley,  Rev.  Henry  Lawson. 

Wawn,  George  Twizell. 

Howard,  Rev.  Thomas. 

Wilkinson,  Rev.  Thomas. 

Kenyon,  Rev.  Roger. 

Badnall,  Rev.  James. 

Ladbrooke,  Rev.  John  Arthur. 

Tindall,  Rev.  Richard  Abbey. 

Walter,  Rev.  Henry. 

Scarr,  Rev.  Grover. 

Turner,  Rev.  William  Jacob. 

Blenkinsopp,  George  Ilderton  Leaton. 

Cooper,  Alfred. 

Furmston,  Rev.  Edward. 

Harrison,  Rev.  Stephen  Nathaniel. 

Thompson,  Rev.  John  Metcalfe. 

Wilson,  John  Thomas. 

Noj^es,  Rev.  F.  R.  Halsey  Herbert. 

Philpott,  Rev.  Thomas  Henry. 
Chambers,  Rev.  William  Hampton. 

Hutchinson,  Rev.  Edniund. 

Tapsfield,  Rev.  Edward. 

Quelch,  trohn  Bewick. 

Lumb,  Rev.  Henry. 

Knowles,  Rev.  G.  Ramsden. 

Freeman,  Rev.  Frederic. 

Dun,  James. 

Crass,  Rev.  William. 

Parsons,  Rev.  Elias  William. 

Caldow,  Rev.  John  Affleck. 

Wade,  Albert. 

Atkinson,  ^Thomas. 

Barker,  Frederic  Dickin. 

Holmes,  Baptist  James. 

Cockshott,  Kev.  George. 

Calthrop,  Rev.  Francis  James. 

Denton,  Douglas. 

fHepple,  Matthew. 

Lowenberg,  Rev.  William  Joseph. 

Marshall,  James. 

Norris,  Rev.  William  Sheard. 

Griffiths,  Rev.  John  Frederick. 

De  Heriz,  Lionel  Forbes  Vane. 

B.A. — Ad  Eundem, 

Bramwell,  Rev.  Henry  Rowland. 
Carr,  Rev.  Charles. 
Simpson,  Rev.  Bolton. 
Preedy,  Rev.  William  Tiverton. 
Tibbs,  Rev.  Henry  Wall. 
Turton,  Rev.  William  Parsons. 
Erooksbank,  John. 
Rogers,  Rev.  William. 
Turner,  Rev.  Charles  Beresford. 
Skrine,  Rev.  Wadham  Huntley. 
Hilton,  Rev.  J.  D. 
Oddie,  Rev.  George  A. 


Morris,  Rev.  Francis  Orpen. 

Beresford,  Rev.  John  G. 

Moller,  Rev.  Charles  Champagne 
George. 

Eongsford,  Rev.  Brenchley. 

Wilshere,  Rev.  Alfred  R.  M. 

Bowlby,  Rev.  Henry  Bond. 

Scouffall,  Rev.  Henry  Boyick. 

Douglas,  Rev.  William  Willoughby. 

Barwis,  Rev.  William  Cuthbert. 

Simpson,  Rev.  Robert  James. 

Sargent,  Rev.  William  St.  George. 

Garth,  Rev.  Henry. 

Erlington,  Rev.  Robert  Bisset  Fen- 
wick. 

Carey,  Rev.  George. 

Egan,  Rev.  Henry  William. 

Hustler,  Rev.  George. 

New  comb,  Rev.  Edward  James. 

Herbert,  Rev.  John  Otway. 

Palmer,  Rev.  Richard  Thomas. 

Stephens,  Rev.  William  Henry 
Goldwyer. 

Kenny,  Kev.  Henry  Torrens. 

Palmer,  Rev.  Francis. 

Davies,  Rev.  Richard  Longfield. 

Norris,  Rev.  Thomas. 

Simpson,  Rev.  William. 

Park,  Rev.  James  Allan. 

Jannings,  Rev.  George. 

Rowson,  Rev.  Robert  Wilson. 

Vincent,  Rev.  Philip. 

Burnett,  Rev.  William  R. 

Walrond,  Rev.  William  Henry. 

Swift,  Rev.  John  Jackson. 

Hutchinson,  William. 

Dawes,  Rev.  George. 

Denham,  Rev.  Augustus  Frederic. 

Carr,  Rev.  Henry  Martin. 

Clarke,  Rev.  John  F. 

Westbrook,  Rev.  Fi-ancis  Stephen* 

Cavley,  Rev.  Reginald  Arthur. 

Falls,  Richard. 

Jenkyns,  Richard. 

Licentiates  in  •Theohgy. 

Stubbs,  Rev.  Phineas. 

Wilson,  Rev.  William. 

Forster,  Rev.  John. 

Grieve,  Rev.  John. 

Massie,  Rev.  Charles. 

Milbume,  Rev.  William. 

Nicholson,  Rev.  Mark  Anthony. 

Morehead,  Rev.  George  Jeffrey. 

Brown,  Rev.  George. 

Bennett,  Rev.  William. 

Shields,  Rev.  William  Thomas. 

Pearson,  Rev.  John  Garencieres. 

Dupri,  Rev.  Samuel. 

Douglas,  Rev.  Archibald  James. 

Hill,  Rev.  George  Frederic. 

Norval,  Rev.  William. 

Sisson,  Rev.  William. 

Boydell,     Rev.     Edward      Neville 

Valentine. 
Omsby,  Rev.  George. 
Shafto,  Rev.  Arthur  Duncombe. 
Burrell,  Rev.  John. 
Galloway,  Rev.  William  Brown. 
Maughan,  Rev.  Robert. 
Messenger,  Rev.  William. 
Church,    Rev.     William    Montagu 

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RETURN    OP  ALL   GRADUATES   OP   THE    UNIVERSITY   OP   DURHAM. 


Licentiates  in  7%eofojy— continued. 
Wightwick,  Rev.  John, 
Wdker,  Eev.  George. 
Cooper,  Eev.  Charles  Alfred. 
Bewsher,  Rev.  Thomas  James. 
Simpson,  Rev.  James. 
Hamilton,  Rev.  Robert. 
Dundas,  Rev.  George. 
Hudson,  Rev.  Joseph. 
Kingdon,  Rev.  Charles  Frederick. 
Burton,  Rev.  John. 
Jones,  Rev.  James  Evans. 
Fitzpatriek,  Rev.  Frederick. 
Kettlewell,  Rev.  Samuel. 
Sproule,  Rev.  Thomas  Patteson. 
Bradley,  Rev.  Richard. 
Sutcliflfe,  Rev.  John. 
Dent,  Rev.  Thomas  Robinson. 
Wannop,  Rev.  Thomas  Nicholson. 
Booker,  Rev.  Charles  Frederick. 
Johnston,  Rev.  George  Liddell. 
Jones,  Rev.  Thomas  Evan. 
Morgan,  Rev.  John. 
Cotton,  Rev.  Nathaniel. 
Good,  Rev.  Edward. 
Oakden,  Rev.  Joseph. 
Trees,  Rev.  Enoch. 
Harrison,  Rev.  Henry. 
Williams,  Rev.  Thomas. 
Broughton,  Rev.  William  Latham. 
Ross,  Rev.  David. 
Depledge,  Rev.  Joseph  Price. 
Shepperd,  Rev.  James  Philip. 
Crowder,  Rev.  Augustus  Edward. 
Emerson,  Rev.  Titus. 
Elrington,  Rev.  Thomas  William. 
Twigg,  Rev.  Richard. 
Collms,  Rev.  Robert  Codrington. 
Button,  John. 

Heap,  Rev.  Richard  Henry. 
Cornwall,  Rev.  Arthur  Walton. 
Glover,  Rev.  Richard. 
Hmd,  Rev.  Robert. 
Stonhouse,  Rev.  Charles. 
Fritche,  Rev.  George. 
Locker,  Rev.  Richjmi. 
Mathwin,  Rev.  John. 
Pigot,  Rev.  Octavius  Frederick. 
Davison,  Rev.  Charles  Henry. 
TTanklyn,  Rev.  Hibbert. 
Rudd,  Kev.  John. 
Blunt,  Rev.  John  Henry. 
Hodgson,  Rev.  James  Francis. 
Manus,  Rev.  John  Lewis  S. 
Hale,  Rev.  Thomas. 


Skinner,  Rev.  Robert. 

Jenkins,  Rev.  John  Gower. 

Balchin,  Rev.  Henry  James. 

Hibbert,  Rev.  Reginald  John. 

Frend,  Rev.  William  Henry. 

Browne,  Rev.  Ralph  Charles. 

Jones,  Rev.  Henry. 

Mackenzie,  Rev.  George  William. 

Freeman,  Rev.  Thomas  Matthew.    • 

Butcher,  Rev.  Edmund  Lyde. 

Rumann,  Rev.  William. 

Smith,  Rev.  Horatio. 

Bowley,  Rev.  James  William  Lyon. 

Wescoe,  Rev.  Henry. 

Lynde,  Rev.  Timothy  Gascoigne. 

Falconer,  Rev.  David  Richard. 

Johnson,  Rev.  John. 

Kingston,  Rev.  John. 

Loy,  Rev.  James. 

Fisher,  Rev.  Andrew. 

Lazenby,  Rev.  Matthew. 

Robinson,  Rev.  Henry. 

Bent,  Rev.  Frederick  Charles  Howard, 

Joyce,  Rev.  Henry  Morrogh. 

Wardale,  Rev.  Joseph  Williams. 

Watson,  Rev.  Shipley  Watson. 

Hohne,  Rev.  George  Ward. 

Stovin,  Rev.  Charles  Frederick. 

Hague,  Rev.  Samuel. 

Sumner,  Rev.  Joseph. 

Greaves,  Rev.  James. 

Hutton,  Rev.  Robert. 

Salmon,  Rev.  Gordon. 

Sutcliffe,  Rev.  John. 

Westhorp,  Rev.  Richard  Alexander. 

Lee,  Ellis. 

Ashhurst,    Rev.    Frederic    Thomas 
Henry. 

Burd,  Rev.  Percy. 

Purchas,  William  Henry. 

Law,  Rev.  Thomas. 

Teasdale,  Rev.  Robert  Webster. 

Burton,  Rev.  Edward. 

Lewis,  John. 

Cooper,  Rev.  Edward  Henry.  • 

Evans,  Rev.  Daniel. 

Hassall,  Rev.  John  Thomas. 

Pearson,  Rev.  William. 

Bell,  Rev.  William  Robinson. 

Lowe,  Rev.  Richard  Lomas. 

Sutcliflfe,  Rev.  James  Crabtree. 

Benson,  Rev.  Riou  George. 
Hutchinson,     Rev.    Robert    West- 
morland. 
Bailey,  Rev.  Philip  Richard  Spry. 


Katers,  Rev.  Charles  John. 

Laidman,  Rev.  Samuel  Lancaster. 

Rusby,  Rev.  William  Henry  Rees. 

Paul,  Rev.  Frederic  Bateman. 

Livesey,  Rev.  Thomas  Alexander. 

Foster,  Rev:  Richard. 

Gledhill,  Rev.  Joseph. 

Crosland,  Rev.  Jonathan. 

Elliott,  Rev.  Robert  John. 

M^Leod,  Rev.  Nicholas  Kenneth. 

Bell,  Rev.  Henrv. 

Gill,  Rev.  William. 

Taylor,  Rev.  William  Ford. 

Bethell,  Rev.  William. 

Freer,  Rev.  Henry  Liftwick. 

Orde,  Rev.  William. 

Lory,  Rev.  Henry  Coulson. 

Whitehead,  Rev.  Henry. 

Woodforde,  Rev.  Alexander  John, 
Bentley,  Rev.  Robert. 
Birch,  Rev.  George  Turner. 
Mayall,  Robert. 
Taylor,  Rev.  James. 
Scott,  Joseph  Downs. 
Williams,  Henry  John. 
Barrett,  Benjamin. 
Hinchliffe,  Edmund  Henry. 
Jollye,  Albert  Palmer. 
Jenkins,  William. 
Cranmer,  Henry  Gojdon. 
Williams,  Morgan  Powell  David. 
Bennett,  Alexander. 
Atkinson,  John  Balfour. 
Begbie,  Theophilus  Hope. 
Cammack,  Jonn  Capam. 
Heaps,  George  Walter.     . 
Hooper,  Rev.  John  Willmore. 
Johnson,  William. 
Senior,  Rev.  Walter. 
Wooler,  William  George. 

Licentiate  in  Medicine y  and  Master 
in  Surgery. 

Bootiman,  John  Smith. 

Civil  Engineers. 

Mitchell,  Edward. 

Reed,  George  Barrass. 

Beaufort,  Francis  Thomas. 

Wallace,  John. 

Bailey,  Julius  CaBsar  Ibbetson. 

Leahy,  Thomas. 

Pennyman,  James  Stovin. 


Of  the  Ad  Kundem  Graduates,  53,  after  taking  their  Ad  Eundem  Degree,  became  incorporated  Students  of  the 
University  in  the  Faculty  of  Theology,  and  after  a  residence  of  three  terms  received  the  License  in  Theology. 

Ad  Eundem  Graduates,  of  the  rank  of  M.  A.  and  upwards,  may,  by  payment  of  five  pounds  to  the  University, 
become  incorporated  Members,  with  a  vote  in  Convocation. 

I  certify  that  the  above  is  a  faithful  return  of  the  Graduates  and  Licentiates  of  the  University  of  Durham. 

(signed)        Fras.  F  Wabrond, 
25  May  1866.  Registrar  of  the  University. 


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The  nth  day  ofJvm  1866 


By  the  Lords  op  the  Cobimttee  op  Her  Majesty's  Most  Honotoablb  Privy 

Council  on  Education- 


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NORMAL  SCHOOLS. 

L  In  order  to  provide  that  the  general  rate  of  aid  intended  to  be  given  to  Normal 
Schools,  by  the  Minute  of  21st  March  1863*  (Articles  98-102^  of  the  Revised  Code), 
should  not  be  diminished  by  fluctuations,  confined  to  particular  years,  in  the  number  of 
students  certificated,  their  Lordships  resolved, — 

That  an  account  should  be  kept  from  year  to  year  in  the  following  fornix  and  that  all 
sums  appearing  in  column  9  should  be  applied  to  the  payment  of  the  sums  appearing 
in  column  8, 

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1. 

Year. 

2. 

Name  of 
CoUege. 

3. 

Valnc  of  Certifi- 
cates under  Article 
98,  inclading  the 
Sum  A.,  as  long 
as  Article  101 
is  operative. 

4. 

Amount  of 
certified  Expen- 
diture in  Tear 
preceding  Grant 

6. 

Maximum  Onu 
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At  75  per  Cent 
of  certified  Ex- 
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7. 

Grant 

aetnaUy 

paid. 

8. 

Deficiency  under 

Article  98  to  cover 

maximum  Grant 

payable. 

9. 

Excess  under 

Article  98  over 

maximum  Grant 

payable. 

£     s.    d. 

£     i.     d.               £     $,     d. 

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£    B.    d. 

£   s.d. 

£     s.     d. 

£      B,      d, 

2.  In  order  to  provide  for  the  case  that  the  number  of  students  resident  for  contimious 
training  in  any  year  might  be  greater  than  the  number  in  the  preceding  year,  their 
Lordships  resolved, — 

That  the  amount  appearing  in  column  5  of  the  above  farm  of  account  should  be 
increased  proportionately  to  any  increase  in  the  number  of  students  {Article  107)  resident 
for  continuous  training  {Article  120)  throughout  the  year  in  which  the  grant  was  being 
paid. 

3.  In  order  to  meet  the  case  of  Normal  Schools  where,  in  reliance  upon  Minutes  in 
force  before  1st  January  1864,  students  had  been  admitted  into  training  for  one  year 
only,  t  their  Lordships  resolved, — 

To  include  under  Article  99  all  students  trained  during  one  year  onhj,  who  com- 
pleted  such  training  before  \st  January  1864,  although  such  students  might  not  have  been 
specially  trained  to  teach  infants^  and  might  not  have  obtained  their  certificates  q/ier 
probation  in  infant  schools. 


*  Baport  of  the  Committee  of  Council  on  Edneation,  1862-3,  p.  siii. 

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OXFORD    UNIVERSITY. 


COPIES  of  Two  Statutes  made  by  the  University  of  Oxford,  on  the 
16th  and  23rd  of  March  1866,  relating  to  the  Professorship  of  Experi- 
mental Philosophy,  and  to  the  Aldrich  Professorship  of  Chemistry. 


^""V^f^fsee^'''}  ARTHUR    HELPS. 


Two  Statutes  made  by  the  University  of  Oxford,  on  the  16th  and  23rd  of 
iVIarch  1866,  relating  to  the  Professorship  of  Experimental  Philo- 
sophy, and  to  the  Aldrich  Professorship  of  Chemistry. 


Addenda  Tit.  IV. 
Placuit  Universitati, 

Stat.  Tit.  IV.,  Sect.  I.  §  22  abrogare,  et  haec  quae  sequuntur  subrogare. 
§  22.  De  Professore  Philosophiae  Experimentalis. 

1.  Professor  Philosophiae  Experimentalis  eligatur  a  Vice-Cancellario,  CoUegii 
Wadhami  Gardiano,  Professore  Sedleiano,  Professore  Chemise  Waynfletiano,  et 
Professore  Astronomiae  Saviliano ;  et  si  forte  contigerit  ut  gardianus  GoUegii 
Wadhami  sit  Vice-Cancellarius  jus  suffragii  in  electione  habeat  Vice-Cancel- 
larii  deputatus  senior. 

2.  Professor,  praeter  summam  triginta  librarum  in  ejus  usum  a  Nathaniele 
Barone  Crewe  episcopo  Dunelmensi  legatam,  et  summam  centum  librarum, 
secundum  Stat.  Tit,  1  v..  Sect.  III.,  pendendam,  libras  etiam  centum  et  septua- 
ginta  e  cista  academica  quotannis  percipiat. 

3.  Professor  quotannis  per  sex  menses  in  Universitate  incolat  et  commoretur, 
inter  decimum  diem  Octobris  et  primum  diem  Julii  sequentis. 

4.  Physicae  experimentalis  quasque  partes  tractet  Professor ;  nempe, 
mechanicam,  pneumaticam,  opticam,  thermoticam,  electricam,  et  magneticam  ; 
et  quasvis  alias  partes  quae  per  experimenta  commod^  illustrentur. 

5.  Legat  professor  quotannis  duas  lectionum  series  in  duobus  discretis 
terminis,  scilicet  per  sex  septimanas  in  utroque  termino,  et  bis  ad  minimum  in 
una  quaque  septimana;  atque  insuper  per  octo  septimanas  unius  alicujus 
termini  bis  ad  minimum  in  qualibet  septimana  per  unius  horae  spatium  vacet 
instruendis  auditoribus  in  iis  quae  melius  sine  uUa  solemnitate  tradi  possunt ; 
discipulorum  profectum  quaestionibus  statim  enucleandis  ad  examen  revocet,  et 
iis  exercitationes,  si  ipsi  ita  libuerit,  domi  in  scriptis  tractandis  proponat. 

6.  Quod  si  professor  insigniter  negligens  in  officio  suo,  vel  notabiliter  insuffi- 
ciens  fuerit,  vel  si  pravis  moribus  academiam  dedecoraverit,  vel  si  statutis  ad 
ipsufn  spectantibus  morem  gerere  recusaverit,  Vice-Cancellario  rem  proponente, 
prius  conventus,  auditus  (si  ipsi  libuerit),  et  convictus,  admoneatur,  vel  etiam,  si 
aliter  malo  occurri  non  possit,  a  munere  suo  moveatur  per  Vice-Cancellarium  et 
delegates  appellationum  in  Congregatione,  aut  majorem  partem  eorum. 

7.  Si  evenerit  ut  professor  ad  tempus  valetudine  impediatur  quominus  officio 
suo  fungatur,  aut  si  ei  necesse  fuerit  praescripto  legend!  tempore  propter  causas 
urgentes  et  Vice-Cancellario  approbatas  extra  Universitatem  morari,  ei  deputa- 
tum  idoneum  et  Vice-CanceUario  probatum,  qui  professoris  muneribus  durante 
infirmitate  aut  absentia  fimgatur,  nominare  liceat ;  id  quod  exigere  poterit  Vice- 
Cancellarius,  si  sponte  professor  in  hac  parte  statute  non  satisfecerit. 

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8.  Si  professor  senio,  morbo  diutumo,  incurabUi  impotentia,  aut  debilitate 
vel  animi  vel  corporis  fractus,  suse  professioni  perficiendae  non  suffeeerit, 
virum,  secundum  ea  quae  in  hoc  statute  decemuntur  idoneum,  qui  professoris 
muneribus  fungatur,  hebdomadali  concilio,  rem  proponente  Vice-Cancellario, 
nominare  liceat. 

»  9.  Si  quando  deputatus  muneribus  professoris  fungatur  determinet  concilium 
hebdomadale  quantum  ex  professoris  emolumentis  deputato  persolvendum  sit. 

10.  Ne  alia  quapiam  professione  eodem  tempore  fungatur  professor,  nee 
munus  Observatoris  Radcliffiani,  nee  officium  praelectoris  alicujus  in  quovis 
coUegio  publice  legentis  cum  munere  suo  conjungat. 

11.  Si  quid  statuerit  academia  de  materie,  numero  aut  tempore  lectionum 
de  rationibus  docendi,  et  de  auditoribus  examinandis,  id  observet  quicunque 
turn  erit  professor. 

De  Statute  hoc  rogando,  re  mature  perpensa,  consensit  Concilium 
Hebdomadale  die  undevicesimo  mensis  Februarii.  Promulgatum  est  idem 
Statutum  in  Domo  Congregationis  die  vicesimo  septimo  ejusdem  mensis 
Februarii,  et  in  eadem  Domo  die  octavo  mensis  Martii  probatum ;  tandem 
in  Convocatione  publicatum  et  confirmatum  die  decimo  sexto  ejusdem 
mensis  Martii,  anno  Domini  MDCCCLXVI. 


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Addenda  Tit.  IV. 


Placuit  Universitati  haec  sancire. 

Placuit  Universitati  Professionem  Chemise  aGeorgio  Aldrich,  m.d.,  institutam 
supprimere  et  abolere;  emolumenta  autem  quibus  hodie  dotatur,  nempe, 
summam  centum  viginti  novem  librarum  et  decem  solidorum  e  pecuniis  k  Fun- 
datore  ipso  legatis  provenientem,  et  summam  centum  librarum  e  cista  Uni- 
versitatis,  secundum  Stat.  Tit.  IV.,  Sect.  III.,  pendendam  in  Apparatum 
Chemicum,  vel  in  Demonstratoris  vel  Demonstratorum  stipendium,  prout 
Delegatis  Musei  Academici  visum  fuerit,  nomine  Doctoris  Aldrich  semper  con- 
servato,  erogare. 

De  Statute  hoc  rogando,  re  mature  perpensa,  consensit  Concilium 
Hebdomadale  die  quinto  mensis  Martii.  Promulgatum  est  idem  Statutum 
in  Domo  Congregationis  die  octavo  ejusdem  mensis  Martii,  et  in  eadem 
Domo  die  decimo  sexto  ejusdem  mensis  Martii  probatum;  tandem  in 
Convocatione  publicatum  et  confirmatum  die  vicesimo  tertio  ejusdem 
mensis  Martii,  anno  Domini  MDCCCLXVI. 


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1866. 


REVISED  CODE  OE  REGULATIONS, 


IN0OBP0BA.TIMO 


The  Minute  of  1st  May  1865, 


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PRINTEBS  TO  THE   QUEEn's  MOST  EXCELLENT  MAJESTY. 


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CONTENTS. 


EEVISED  CODE  :— 

PRELIMINARY  CHAPTER.  Page 

The  Parliamentaxy  Grant     -           -  -      3 

Its  Administration           -           •  -      3 

Its  Object --a 

Its  Means             -           •           -           •  -3 

Grants 3 

To  what  Schools;  of  what  character  •      3 

Elementaiy            m           -           -  -      3 

Normal      •           -           -           -  -      3 

llow  appropriated     -           -           -  -      3 

Inspection         -           •           •           •  -3 

Inspectors,  how  appointed    *           -  -      3 

The  duties  of  Inspectors        •           •  -^3 

What  Schools  must,  or  may  he  inspected  •      3 

Times  of  inspection  •           -           •  -3 

Duration  of  liahility  to  inspection     -  -      4 

Mode  of  applying  for  grants     -           «  -      4 

CHAPTER  I.    GRANTS  TO  ESTABLISH 
ELEMENTARY  SCHOOLS. 

Grants  FOR  Building. 

Conditions            •           -            -            -           -  4 

Preliminaiy      -           -           -           -           -  4 

financial          •           -            -            -            -  4 

Site 6 

Trust  Deed 5 

Plans    ......  5 

Mode  of  payment  -  •  -  -5 

CHAPTER  n.    GRANTS  TO  MAINTAIN 

SCHOOLS. 

PART  I.    ELEMENTARY  SCHOOLS. 

Section    I.     Annual    Grants    conditional   upon 
THE  Number.  AND  Proiicixncy  op  the  Scholabs, 
THE  Number- AND  Qualification  of  the  Teach- 
ers, AND  THE  State  of  the  Schools. 
ConcQtions  relating  to  Scl^olars        -     ^    •       ,    •',      6 
Attendance,  how  to  be  reckoned  *  -  -      6 

Rates  of  grant      -  .  -  -  -      6 

Standards  of  examination  -  -  -      7 

Conditions  relating  to  Schools         •  -  -      7 

Antecedent  to  any  grant  -  -  -  -      7 

In  reduction  of  grant       -  -  •       ^    .      7 

School  Records        •  .^  .  .  .8 

Of  what  consisting  •  •  •  *      8 

How  to  be  kept    -  -  -  -  -      8 

What  entries  to  be  made  1^ 

Teacher 8 

Inspector      •  -  -  -  -      8 

Secretary  of  Managers  •  .  -8 

Section  IL    Teachers. 

How  many  classes  of  Teachers        -  -  •9 

Certificated  Teachers, 

How  many  classes  of  certificated  Teachers  -  •      d 

Certificates,  how  obtained    -  -  •  -9 

Who  admissible  to  examination   •  •  .9 

Probation  -  -  -  -  -      9 

Certificates,  how  raised  and  lowered         -  -      9 

Concurrence  of  Managers  and  Inspectot  •  -9 

Pi^  Teachers, 

Who  may  be  Pupil  Teachers  -  -  -  10 

Upon  what  conditions  •  *  •  •  10 

How  engaged  -  -  -  -  -  10 

In  what  relation  to  the  Committee  of  Council         •  11 

Vacancies,  how  suppUed      -  -  -  -  11 

Qualifications  -  •  -  -  -  11 

Instruction  of  female  Pupil  Teachers  in  Domestic 

Industry  -  -  -  -  -  -  14 

Disposal  of  Pupil  Teachers  at  the  end  of  thdr 

Apprenticeship     •  •  -  •  -  14 

Assistant  Teachers. 

Assistant  Teachers,  wherein   different  from  Pupil 
Teachers  -  -  .  -  -  -    14 

Section  III.    Endowments. 
Endowed  Schools,  defined    -  -  •  •    14 

How  fiur  admissible  to  receive  grants  on  inspection  -    14 
How  far  excluded  from  grants         •  •  •14 


PART  II.    NORMAL  SCHOOLS.         Page 

Section  L 

"Normal  Schools,  defined         -  •  -  .14 

On  what  conditions  aided        •  .  -  .14 

For  what  purposes  not  aided   •  -  •  •    14 

Section  II.    Grants  to  Normal  Sohoolb. 


Grants  to  Practising  Departments 

Grants  to  Colleges 

Nature  and  Rates  of  Grants    . 

Provisional  arrangements  until  1868 

Limitations  of  Grant   - 

Hmes  of  Payment 


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Section  III.    Admission  into  Normal  Schools. 

By  Competitive  Examination  •  -  -  -  16 

Examinations  -  -  -  -  -  16 

When 16 

Where 16 

In  what  subjects  -  -  -  -  16 

Open  ta  whom     -  -  -  -  -  16 

Result 16 

Certificate  of  health     -  •  •  -  -  17 

Dedaration  of  purpose  -  -  -  -  17 

Terms  of  admission     •  -  •  -  -  17 

If  terms  of  admission  not  fulfilled       •  -  •>  17 

.  Section  IV.    Examination  of  Candidates  ad- 
mitted INTO  Normal  Schools. 

Who  admissible  and  subject  to  examination            -  17 

.    .   When.      •  ' 17 

How  siibdivided  ••  -  -  -  -17 

The  Fourth  Division            -           -           -            -  17 

Itsefifects 17 

Power  of  Principal  to  remit  Students  to  the 

Fourth  Division     -           -           -           -  17 

Section  V.  Use  made  of  Examinations  in  Nor- 
mal Schools  for  awarding  Teachers'  Cer- 
tificates. 

Notice  to  acting  Teachers  -  -  -  17 

Examinations    -            -  -  -  -  17 

Option  of  Standard  -  •  -  -  17 

How  to  honorary      -  -  •  -  17 

The  fourth  division       -  -  •  -  18 

Registered  and    scheduled  Teachers,  present 

rank  of          -           -  -  -  -  18 

PART  III.    SPECUL  PROVISIONS. 

Section  I.    Small  Rural  Schools. 

Provisional  Certificates  for  Teachers  in  small  Rural 
Schools        --..-. 
Provisional  Certificates  defined  ... 

Small  Rural  Schools  defined  .... 
Unions  of  small  Rural  Schools,  under  what  conditions 

Section  II.    Evening  Scholars. 

Managers  may  apply  for  examination  to  be  held  by 

themselves  of  Evening  Scholars       ... 

Under  what  conditions  .... 

Inspector  may  attend  without  notice  ... 

CHAPTER  III.    REVISION  OF  CODE. 

New  Articles,  under  what  limitations    -  .19 

Code  to  be  annually ;  printed  and  laid  before 
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MmJTES  AND  EEGULiTIONS  OF  THE  COMmTTEE  OF  THE 
PRIYY  COUNCIL  ON  EDUCATION. 


PRELIMINARY  CHAPTER. 


1.  A  SUM  of  money  is  annually  granted  by  Parliament  for  public  Education  in  Great 
Britain. 

2.  This  sum  is  administered  by  an  establishment  called  the  Education  Department. 

3.  The  head  of  the  Education  Department  is  the  Lord  President  of  the  Council, 
assisted  by  a  member  of  the  Privy  Council,  who  is  called  the  Vice-President  of  the 
Committee  on  Education,  and  who  acts  under  the  direction  of  the  Lord  President,  and 
for  him  in  his  absence  (Order  in  Council,  25  February  1856,  Act  19  &  20  Vict.  c.  116). 

4.  The  object  of  the  grant  is  to  promote  the  education  of  children  belonging  to  the 
classes  who  support  themselves  by  manual  labour. 

5.  The  means  consist  in  aiding  voluntary  local  exertion,  under  certain  conditions,  to 
establish  or  maintain  schools,  which  are  either  : 

(a.)  For  the  instruction  of  children  {elementary  )  ;  or 

{b.)  For  training  schoolmasters  and  schoolmistresses  {normal). 

6.  In  elementary  schools,  the  children  attend  from  the  homes  of  their  parents,  and 
charge  is  taken  of  them  during  the  school  hours  only. 

7.  In  normal  schools,  entire  charge  is  taken  of  the  students. 

8.  Every  school  aided  from  the  grant  must  be  either : 

(a.^  A  school  in  connexion  with  some  recognized  religious  denomination  ;  or 
(b.)  A  school  in  which,  besides  secular  instruction,  the  Scriptures  are  read  daily 
from  the  authorized  yersion. 

9.  Aid  to  establish  schools  is  given  by  grants  towards  the  cost  of  building,  enlarging, 
improving,  or  fitting  up,  elementary  school-rooms  and  dwellings  for  elementary  teachers. 

Aid  is  not  given  to  establish  normal  schools. 

10.  Aid  to  maintain  schools  is  given  by  grants  to  the  Managers  conditional  upon  the 
attendance  and  proficiency  of  the  scholars,  the  qualifications  of  the  teachers,  and  the 
state  of  the  schools. 

IL  The  aid  given  to  maintain  schools  is  known  as  '^  Annual  Grants,"*  being  annually 
payable,  at  a  fixed  time,  to  each  school  allowed  to  receive  them. 

12.  No  grants  are  made  to  schools  which  are  not  open  to  inspection  by  inspectors 
appointed  by  Her  Majesty  in  Council  on  the  representation  of  the  Committee  of  Council 
on  Education. 

13.  The  Committee  of  Council  consults  the  religious  or  educational  bodies  which  are 
mentioned  in  Article  30  before  making  representations  to  Her  Majesty  for  the  appoint* 
ment  of  inspectors  to  visit  schools  in  connexion  with  those  several  bodies. 

14.  The  inspectors  do  not  interfere  with  the  religious  instruction,  discipline,  or  manage- 
ment of  schools,  but  are  employed  to  verify  the  fulfilment  of  the  conditions  on  which 
grants  are  made,  to  collect  information,  and  to  report  the  results  to  the  Committee  of 
Council. 

15.  No  annual  grant  is  paid,  except  on  a  report  from  the  inspector,  after  a  periodical 
visit,  showing  that  the  conditions  of  the  grant  have  been  fulfilled. 

16*  The  Committee  of  Council,  at  the  time  of  agreeing  to  make  annual  grants  to  a 
school,  informs  the  managers  in  what  month  to  look  for  the  inspector's  annual  visiu 
This  month  remains  the  same  from  year  to  year,  unless  the  Committee  of  Council  informs 
the  managers  of  a  change.  The  inspector  gives  notice  of  the  day  of  his  visit  beforehand 
to  the  managers. 

17.  Annual  grants  are  issued  to  each  school  only  once  per  annum.  The  year  for 
this  purpose  is  reckoned  as  ending  with  the  last  day  (inclusive)  of  the  month  preceding 
that  fixed  for  the  inspector's  annual  visit. 

18.  Schools  which  have  received  aid  for  building,  but  are  not  receiving  annual  grants, 
are  inspected  as  often  as  the  periodical  inspection  of  the  schools  receiving  annual  grants 
permits. 

19*  The  managers  of  schools  fulfilling  the  conditions  of  Articles  4,  6,  and  8,  may  apply 
for  the  benefit  of  Article  18,  without  having  received,  or  applying  for,  any  grant. 

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20*  The  duration  of  the  period,  over  which  the  right  of  inspection  extends,  depends 
upon  the  degree  of  permanency  of  the  object  for  which  the  grant  is  made* 

(a.)  If  the  grant  is  made  for  erecting,  enlarging,  or  improving  a  school,  the 
right  of  inspectipn  is  secured  by  a  clause  inserted  in,  or  endorsed  upon,  the  school 
deed,  and  is  co-extensive  with  the  interest  conveyed  by  that  deed. 

(b.)  If  the  grant  is  annual  only,  the  inspector's  visit  may  at  any  time  be  declined 
by  the  managers,  on  forfeiting  the  grant  depending  upon  it. 

21.  No  undertaking  must  be  commenced  in  general  reliance  upon  the  aid  to  be 
obtained  from  the  Parliamentary  grant.  Separate  applications,  in  the  form  of  proposals, 
must,  in  the  first  instance,  be  addressed  to  the  Secretary,  Committee  on  Education, 
Council  Office,  London,  S.W. 

Full  instructions  are  thereupon  issued  according  to  the  particulars  of  the  application. 

The  promoters,  or  managers,  must  appoint  one  of  their  own  body  to  act  as  corre- 
spondent with  the  Education  Department.  Teachers  cannot  act  as  correspondents  for  the 
schools  in  which  they  are  employed. 

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GRANTS  TO  ESTABLISH  ELEMENTARY  SCHOOLS. 


Building. 

22.  Aid  is  not  granted  to  build  new  elementary  schools  unless  their  Lordships  are 
satisfied — 

(a.)  That  there  is  a  sufficient  population  of  the  labouring  class  which  requires 
a  school  in  the  vicinity. 

(h.)  That  the  religious  denomination  of  the  new  school  is  suitable  to  the 
families  relied  upon  for  supplying  scholars. 

(c.)  That  the  school  is  likely  to  be  maintained  in  efficiency. 

(d.)  That  the  buildings,  at  the  time  of  application,  have  not  been  begun  nor 
contracted  for,  and  that  no  trust  deed  has  been  executed. 

23.  The  grants  made  by  the  Committee  of  Council  for  building,  enlarging,  improving, 
or  fitting  up  elementary  schools,  are  not  to  exceed  ant/  one  of  the  following  limits,  viz: — 

1st  Limit. — The  total  amount  voluntarily  contributed  by  proprietors,  residents, 
or  employers  of  labour  in  the  parish  where  the  school  is  situated,  or  within  a 
radius  of  four  miles  from  the  school.     Such  contributions  may  be  in  the  form  of 

(a.)  Individual  subscriptions ; 

(4.)  Collections  in  churches  or  chapels  in  the  same  parish,  or  within  the 
distance  of  four  miles  from  the  school ; 

(c.)  Materials,  at  the  price  allowed  for  them  by  the  contractor,  or  at  which 
sold  off; 

(fl?.)  Sites  given  without  valuable  consideration  (the  value  to  be  certified 
by  two  professional  surveyors) ; 

(e.)  Cartage  (the  value  to  be  certified  by  the  parochial  surveyor  of  roads). 
2nd  Limit — 2^.  6rf.  per  square  foot  of  internal  area  in  new  school-rooms  and 
class-rooms. 

3rd  Limit. — 65/.  for  each  teacher's  residence. 

24.  The  site,  plans,  estimates,  specifications,  title,  and  trust  deed,  must  be  satisfactory 
to  the  Committee  of  Council. 

25.  The  balance  of  expenditure  which  is  not  covered  by  the  voluntary  local  contribu- 
tions and  by  the  public  grants  taken  together,  may  be  made  up  from  any  other  sources  that 
are  available,  such  as  the  proceeds  of  endowment,  or  subscriptions  which  are  not  local 

26.  Grants  are  not  made  for  rooms  intended  to  be  used  on  Sundays  only;  nor  for 
rooms  under  places  of  worship  ;  nor  to  pay  off  debts  for  building ;  nor  in  consideration 
of  former  expenditure  for  building ;  nor  for  maintenance  of  buildings;  nor  for  improving 
or  fitting  up  schools  which  have  already  received  the  maximum  amount  allowable  under 
Article  23. 

27.  The  extension  of  the  area  of  existing  school-rooms  to  receive  more  scholars, 
and  the  addition  of  teachers'  dwellings  to  existing  school-rooms,  are  treated  pro  tarito  as 
new  cases  under  Article  23. 

28.  No  application  can  be  entertained  if  the  approved  estimate  (Article  24)  falls 
below  20{.  in  small  rural  schools  (Article  133),  or  50/.  in  other  schools. 


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29.  The  site  must  be — 

(a.)  In  extent^ 

Not  less  than  1,200  square  yards. 
(Jb.)  In  situation  J 

!•  Not  unhealthy,  nor  noisy. 

2.  Within  convenient  distance  from  the  homes  of  the  scholars 
(c.)  In  tenure, 

Fee  simple  (Acts  4  &  5  Vict.  c.  38.,  and  12  &  13  Vict.  c.  49.) 

(a.)  Without  incumbrance,  or  rights  reserved  over  the  surface. 
(b.)  If  with  reservation  of  minerals,  the  party  in  whom  the  fee  simple 
of  them  is  vested  must  covenant  to  make  compensation  in  the  event 
of  damage,  and  the  grant  made  by  the  Conmiittee  of  Council  must 
be  the  first  charge  upon  such  compensation ;  the  whole  of  which  is 
to  be  applied  as  the  Secretary  of  State  for  the  Home  Department  may 
direct  in  furtherance  of  the  trust  for  a  school. 

(c.)  If  subjected  to  powers  of  leasing,  sale,  or  re-entry,  the  lease  or 
sale  must  not  be  without  the  written  consent  of  the  Secretary  of  State 
for  the  Home  Department,  nor  the  re-entry  without  first  repaying  any 
grant  which  may  have  been  paid  in  respect  of  the  premises. 

(rf.)  Leaseholds  are  not  admissible,  if  fee  simple  can  be  obtained. 
The  term  must  not  be  less  than  99  years,  and  there  must  be  no  onerous 
covenants,  nor  more  than  nominal  rent. 

(e.)  Copyholds  must  be  enfranchised  (Act  12  &  13  Vict.  c.  49.  s.  6.) 

The  Trust  Deed. 

30.  The  trust  deed  must  declare  the  premises  to  be  granted  in  trust  for  the  education 
of  the  poor,  and  for  no  other  purpose  whatever.  It  must  also  provide  for  the  legal  owner- 
ship of  the  premises,  and  for  the  inspection  and  management  of  the  school,  according  to 
one  or  other  of  the  precedents  settled  for  :  Church  of  England  Schools,  British  Schools, 
Established  Church  of  Scotland  Schools;  Wesleyan  Schools,  Free  Church  (Scotland) 
Schools,  Roman  Catholic  Schools,  Jewish  Schools,  Episcopal  Church  (Scotland)  Schools, 
Undenominational  Schools  (belonging  to  none  of  the  previous  classes,  but  in  which  the 
Bible  is  read  daily  from  the  authorized  version). 

31.  When  the  trust  deed  has  been  executed  according  to  a  draft  approved  and  sealed 
by  the  Committee  of  Council,  and  (when  necessary)  enrolled  or  registered,  a  copy  of 
it,  including  all  signatures,  attestations,  and  endorsements,  must  be  made  on  plain 
unstamped  parchment,  and  lodged  in  the  Education  OflSce. 

32.  When  the  application  is  for  a  grant  to  enlarge,  improve,  or  fit  up,  an  existing 
elementary  school  already  conveyed  in  trust,  the  deed  must  be  a  legal  conveyance  of 
the  land,  and  not  at  variance  with  any  of  the  principles  which  determine  the  approval 
of  new  deeds.  The  right  of  inspection  must  be  permanently  secured  (Act  7  &  8  Vict. 
c.  37*  sections  1  and  2),  and  there  must  be  no  powers  or  reservations  to  which  the 
Act  18  &  19  Vict.  c.  131.  cannot  be  applied,  and  which  might  become  prejudicial  to 
the  school. 

The  Plans. 

33.  The  plans  (with  specification  and  estimate),  when  approved  and  sealed,  may  be 
returned  to  the  promoters  for  use,  but  must  be  lodged  in  the  Education  Office  before  a 
grant  is  paid. 

Payment  of  Grants  for  Buildings  Enlarging,  Improving,  or  Fitting  up  Elementartf 

Schools. 

34.  The  amount  of  the  grant  is  not  announced  until  afier  the  draft  trust  deed  and  plans 
have  been  sealed. 

35.  The  grant  must  be  accepted  or  declined  within  14  days. 

36.  The  grant  is  paid  on  presentation  of  a  certificate  (with  balance  sheet  annexed), 
by  the  Building  and  Managing  Committees  of  the  school,  setting  forth  that  the  building 
and  conveyance  are  completed,  and  that  the  money  in  hand,  raised  by  absolute 
donations,  will,  when  added  to  the  grant,  meet  all  claims,  and  finally  close  the  account. 

37-  Grants  under  50/.  are  treated  as  lapsed,  if  unpaid  at  the  end  of  nine  months, 
and  grants  above  502.  at  the  end  of  eighteen  months,  from  the  date  of  announcing  them. 

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GRANTS  TO  MAINTAIN  SCHOOLS. 


PART  I. 

ELEMENTARY  SCHOOLS. 

Section  I. 
Annual  Grants  conditional  upon  the  Number  and  Proficiency  of  the  Scholars, 
THE  Number  and   Qualifications  of  the  Teachers,  and   the  State  of  the 
Schools. 
38.  Schools  may  meet  three  times  daily ;  viz.,  in  the  morning,  afternoon,  and  evening. 
39^  Schools  which  do  not  meet  more  than  once  daily  cannot  receive  grants. 
40*  The   managers   of  schools   may  claim   at   the   end    of  each  year,   defined   by 
Article  17: 

(a.)  The  sum  of  As.  per  scholar  according  to  the  average  number  in  attendance 
throughout  the  year  at  the  morning  and  afternoon  meetings,  not  being  less 
than  400,  of  their  school,  and  2^.  od.  per  scholar  according  to  the  average 
number  in  attendance  throughout  the  year  at  the  evening  meetings,  not  being 
less  than  40,  of  their  school. 
(J.)  For  every  scholar  who  has  attended  more  than  200  morning  or  afternoon  meetings 
of  their  school : — 

1.  If  more  than  six  years  of  age  8^.,  subject  to  examination  (Article  48). 

2.  If  under  six  years  of  age,  and  present  on  the  day  of  the  examination,  6^.  6rf., 

subject  to  a  report  by  the  inspector  that  such  children  are  instructed 
suitably  to  their  age,  and  in  a  manner  not  to  interfere  with  the  instruc- 
tion of  the  older  children, 
(c.)  For  every  scholar  who  has  attended  more  than  24  evening  meetings  of  their 
school  55.,  subject  to  examination  (Article  48). 

*40^.  The  average  number  of  scholars  in  attendance  for  any  period  is  found  by  adding 
together  the  attendances  (Article  41)  of  all  the  scholars  for  the  same  period,  and 
dividing  the  sum  by  the  number  of  times  the  school  has  been  open  within  the  same 
period  ;  the  quotient  is  the  average  number  in  attendance. 

41.  Attendance  at  a  morning  or  afternoon  meeting  may  not  be  reckoned  for  any 
scholar  who  has  been  under  instruction  less  than  two  hours,  nor  attendance  at  an  evening 
meeting  for  any  scholar  who  has  been  under  instruction  less  than  one  hour  and  a  half. 

42.  Evening  attendances  may  not  be  reckoned  with  morning  or  afternoon  attendances 
in  making  up  the  prescribed  miniinum  of  200  or  24  attendances. 

43.  Evening  attendances  may  not  be  reckoned  for  any  scholar  under  12  years  of  age. 

44.  Every  scholar  attending  more  than  200  times  in  the  morning  or  afternoon,  for 
whom  8^.  is  claimed,  forfeits  2*.  8rf.  for  failure  to  satisfy  the  inspector  in  reading,  2^.  Qd. 
in  writing,  and  2^.  8rf.  in  arithmetic  (Article  48). 

*44^  Evening  scholars  may  be  examined  by  the  inspector  at  the  time  of  his  visit  (Article 
16),  or,  when  more  convenient,  at  another  time  under  the  direction  of  the  managers 
(Articles  142-9-) 

45.  Every  scholar  attending  more  than  24  times  in  the  evening  for  whom  5*.  is  claimed 
forfeits  Is.  8d.  for  failure  to  satisfy  the  inspector  in  reading,  1*.  8d.  in  writing,  and  Is.  8d. 
in  arithmetic  (Article  48). 

46.  Every  scholar  for  whom  the  grants  dependent  upon  examination  are  claimed  must 
be  examined  according  to  one  of  the  following  standards,  and  must  not  be  presented 
for  examination  a  second  time  according  to  the  same  or  a  lower  standard.f 

47.  Under  any  Half  Time  Act,  100  attendances  (Article  41)  qualify  individual 
scholars  for  the  grant  offered  by  Article  40,  b : — 

(a.)  Upon  examination. 

(6.)  Without  examination,  after  they  have  passed  according  to  the  highest  standard, 
but  continue  to  attend  school  under  the  Act. 


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(Article  41)  of  half  time  scholars  reckon  for  no  more  than  those  of  other  scholars. 


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49.  The  grant  may  either  be  withheld  altogether  or  reduced  for  causes  arising  out  of 
the  state  of  the  school. 

60.  The  inspector  does  not  proceed  to  examine  scholars  in  reading,  writing,  and 
arithmetic  for  the  grant,  until  he  has  first  ascertained  that  the  state  of  the  school  does 
not  require  it  to  be  withheld. 

61.  The  grant  is  withheld  altogether, — 

(a.)  If  the  school  be  not  held  in  a  building  certified  by  the  inspector  to  be  healthy, 
properly  lighted,  drained,  and  ventilated,  supplied  with  offices,  and  containing 
in  the  principal  school-room  at  least  80  cubical  feet  of  internal  space  for  each 
child  in  average  attendance. 

(5.)  If  the  principal  teacher  be  not  duly  certificated  (Article  67),  except  in  united 
schools  (Article  136),  and  duly  paid.  Teachers  certificated  before  31st  March 
1864,  and  who  have  not  otherwise  agreed  with  their  employers,  are  duly  paid 
if  they  receive  not  less  than  three  times  the  grant  allowable  upon  their  certi- 
ficates in  Articles  64-5  of  the  Code  of  I860,  and  they  have  a  first  charge  to  the 
extent  of  this  grant,  being  one-third  of  such  due  payment,  upon  the  money 
received  by  the  managers,  under  Article  40. 

(c.)  If  the  girls  in  the  school  be  not  taught  plain  needlework  as  part  of  the  ordinary 
course  of  instruction. 

(rf.)  If  the  registers  and  accounts  be  not  kept  with  sufficient  accuracy  to  warrant 
confidence  in  the  returns, 

(g.)  If,  on  the  inspector's  report,  there  appears  to  be  any  prima  facie  objectionf  of  a 
gross  kind.  A  second  inspection,  wherein  another  inspector  or  inspectors  takes 
part,  is  made  in  every  such  instance,  and  if  the  grant  be  finally  withheld,  a 
special  minute  is  made  and  recorded  of  the  case. 

(/I)  If  three  persons  at  least  be  not  designated  to  sign  the  receipt  for  the  grant  on 
behalf  of  the  school. 

62.  The  grant  is  reduced, — 

(cr.)  By  not  less  than  one-tenth  nor  more  than  one-half  in  the  whole,  upon  the  inspector's 
report,  for  faults  of  instruction!  or  discipline  on  the  part  of  the  teacher,  or 
(after  one  year's  notice)  for  failure  on  the  part  of  the  managers  to  remedy  any 
such  defect  in  the  premises  as  seriously  interferes  with  the  efficiency  of  the 
school,  or  to  provide  proper  furniture,  books,  maps,  and  other  apparatus  of 
elementary  instruction. 

(ft.)  By  sums  of  10/.,  for  every  40  or  80,  after  the  first  50,  of  the  average  number  ot 
scholars  in  attendance,  unless  there  be  either  one  pupil-teacher  fulfilling  the 
conditions  of  Articles  81-9  for  every  such  40  scholars,  or  one  certificated  or  * 
assistant  teacher  fulfilling  the  conditions  of  Articles  ^1  and  91-3  respectively 
for  every  such  80  scholars. 

The  forfeiture  is  reduced  from  10/.  to  5/,  if  the  failure  to  comply  with  these 
Articles  be  confined  to  the  examination  of  a  pupil-teacher  (Article  88) ;  but 

*  Thus  numbered,  in  order  to  preserve  (for  purposes  of  reference  and  quotation)  the  numbering  of  such 
Articles  as  are  not  substantially  altered. 

\  In  Church  of  England  Schools  the  Order  in  Council  of  lOth  August  1840,  and  the  instractions  to  inspee- 
ton  relative  to  examination  in  religion,  which  are  founded  upon  it,  are  included  under  this  paragraph. 

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this  reduction  is  made  only  once  for  the  same  pupil-teacher,  and  not  in  suc- 
cessive years  for  the  same  school. 

Pupil-teachers  cannot  be  apprenticed  in  schools  under  teachers  certificated 
in  the  lower  grade  of  the  fourth  class  (Articles  131-2),  nor  in  united  schools 
(Articles  135-140). 
(c.)  By  its  excess  above, — 

1.  The  amount  of  school  fees  and  subscriptions ;  or         1  •    fi  A  {\     A  ] 

2.  The  rate  of  15^.  per  scholar  according  to  the  average  y^  "^®  7^^?^  aennea  oy 

number  in  attendance,  J  article  17. 

(d.)  By  the  amount  of  any  annual  endowment  (Article  93^) 

53.  If  the  excess  of  scholars   has  arisn  from  increased  attendance  of  children  since 

the  last  settlement  of  the  school  staff  (Articles  62,  63),  the  forfeiture  prescribed  by 
Article  52  (6),  does  not  accrue. 

*53\  The  reduction  prescribed  by  Article  52  d  is  suspended,  as  long  as  the  grant  and 
the  endowment  together  do  not  make  a  total  sum  exceeding  the  rate  of  15^.  per  scholar 
according  to  the  average  number  in  attendance  in  the  year  defined  by  Article  17- 

54.  Pupil-teachers  admitted  before  30th  June  1862,  and  the  masters  or  mistresses  by 
whom  they  are  instructed,  have  a  second  charge  for  their  several  stipends  and  gratuities 
so  long  as  their  service  fulfils  the  conditions  prescribed  by  the  Code  of  I860,  upon  the 
money  received  by  the  managers  under  Article  40 ;  and  in  case  the  money  so  received 
shall  not  be  sufficient  to  meet  the  second  charge  upon  it,  the  Committee  of  Council 
will  add  the  sum  requisite  to  make  up  the  deficiency. 

55.  In  every  school  receiving  annual  grants  is  to  be  kept,  besides  the  ordinary  registers 
of  attendance, — 

(a.)  A  diary  or  log-book. 

(6.)  A  portfolio  wherein  may  be  laid  all  official   letters,  which  should   be 
numbered  (1,  2,  3,  &c.)  in  the  order  of  their  receipt. 

Diary  or  Log  Book  of  School. 

,56.  The  diary  or  log-book  must  be  stoutly  bound  and  contain  not  less  than  500  ruled 
pages. 

67.  The  principal  teacher  must  daily  make  in  the  log-book  the  briefest  entry  which 
will  suffice  to  specify  either  ordinary  progress,  or  whatever  other  fact  concerning  the 
school  or  its  teachers,  such  as  the  dates  of  withdrawals,  commencements  of  duty, 
cautions,  illness,  &c.,  may  require  to  be  referred  to  at  a  future  time,  or  may  otherwise 
dei5erve  to  be  recorded. 

58.  No  reflections  or  opinions  of  a  general  character  are  to  be  entered  in  the  log-book. 

59*  No  entry  once  made  in  the  log-book  may  be  removed  nor  altered  otherwise  than 
by  a  subsequent  entry. 

60.  The  inspector  will  call  for  the  log-book  at  his  annual  visit,  and  will  report 
whether  it  appears  to  have  been  properly  kept  throughout  the  year. 

61.  The  inspector  will  not  write  any  report  on  the  good  or  bad  state  of  the  school  in 
the  log-book  at  the  time  of  his  visit,  but  will  enter  therein  with  his  own  hand  the  full 

name  and  standing  {certificated  teacher  of  the class,  or  pupil-teacher  of  the 

year,  or  assistant-teacher)  of  each  member  of  the  school  establishment.  The  inspector 
will  not  enter  the  names  of  pupil-teachers  respecting  whose  admission  the  Committee  of 
Council  has  not  yet  pronounced  a  decision. 

62.  The  summary  of  the  inspector's  report  when  communicated  by  the  Committee  of 
Council  to  the  managers  must  be  copied  into  the  log-book  by  the  secretary  of  the  latter, 
who  must  also  enter  the  names  and  description  of  all  teachers  to  be  added  to,  or  withdrawn 
from,  those  etitered  by  the  inspector,  according  to  the  decision  of  the  Committee  of 
Council  upon  the  inspector's  report.   The  secretary  of  the  managers  must  sign  this  entry. 

63.  The  inspector  before  making  his  entry  of  the  school  establishment  in  the  following 
year  will  refer  to  his  own  entry  made  in  the  preceding  year,  and  also  to  the  entry  which 
IS  required  to  be  made  by  the  secretary  of  the  school  pursuant  to  Article  62,  and  he 
will  require  to  see  entries  in  the  log-book  accounting  for  any  subsequent  change  of  the 
school  establishment. 

♦63\  A  log-book  must  be  kept  in  each  united  school  (Article  140  J.) 

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Sectiok  II. 

Teachers  referred  to  in  the  preceding  Section. 

64.  The  recognized  classes  of  teachers  are, — (a.)  Certificated  teachers.  (6.)  Pupil- 
teachers,     (c.)  Assistant  teachers. 

65. '  Lay  persons  alone  can  be  recognized  as  teachers  in  elementary  schools. 

Certificated  Teachers. 

66.  Teachers  in  order  to  obtain  certificates,  must  be  examined  (Article  130),  and 
must  undergo  probation  by  actual  service  in  school  (Articles  73,  74). 

67-  Certificates  are  of  four  classes.  The  fourth  (lowest)  class  consists  of  an  upper  and 
a  lower  grade  (Article  131),  and  includes  special  certificates  for  teachers  of  infants 
(Article  122).  No  certificate  is  issued  above  the  fourth  class.  Certificates  are  raised  to 
the  higher  classes  by  good  service  only  (Article  78). 

Examination. 

68.  Teachers  are  examined  for  certificates  as  means  of  distributing  the  Parliamentary 
grant  to  schools.  The  examination  is  not  open  to  candidates  for  professional  diplomas 
only. 

69.  Examinations  are  held  in  December  of  each  year  at  the  several  training  schools 
under  inspection  (Articles  119  and  128).  The  relative  proficiency  of  the  candidates 
according  to  examination  is  recorded  upon  their  certificates,  but  does  not  affect  the  class 
of  them  (Article  67). 

70.  A  syllabus,  for  male  and  female  candidates  respectively,  of  the  course  of  study, 
may  be  had  on  application  to  the  Committee  of  Council. 

7L  The  names  of  teachers  desiring  to  be  examined  must  be  notified  by  the  managers 
of  their  schools  to  the  Committee  of  Council  before  the  1st  day  of  November  preceding 
the  examination. 

72.  Candidates  admissible  to  be  examined  for  certificates,  must  (in  addition  to  Articles 
68  and  71)  fulfil  one  of  the  following  conditions,  viz. : — 

(a.)  They  must  have  resided  for  one  or  more  years  as  students  in  normal 
schools  under  inspection  (Articles  94,  119>  and  120-1)  ;  or, 
(b.)  Must  be  upwards  of  22  years  of  age,  and  either, 

1.  Have  completed  an  engagement  as  pupil-teacher  satisfactorily  ;  or^ 

2.  Have  obtained  at  least  two  favourable  reports  with  an  interval  of  one  year 

between  them  upon  the  school  in  which  they  are  still  employed. 

Probation. 

73.  Candidates  for  certificates,  after  successfully  passing  their  examination,  undergo 
probation  {that  is  to  sc^\  they  must,  as  teachers  continuously  engaged  in  the  same 
schools,  obtain  two  favourable  reports  from  the  inspector,  with  an  interval  of  one  year 
between  them ;  and,  if  the  first  of  these  reports  be  not  preceded  by  service  of  three 
months  (at  the  least)  since  the  examination,  a  third  report,  at  an  interval  of  one  year 
after  the  second -report,  is  required. 

74.  One  favourable  report  is  sufficient  after  the  examination,  if  the  candidate,  being 
continuously  engaged  in  the  same  school,  has  obtained  two  favourable  reports  in  con- 
eeeutive  years^ immediately  preceding  the  examination. 

75.  Teachers  under  probation  (Articles  73-4)  satisfy  the  conditions  which  require  that 
schools  be  kept  by  certificated  teachers. 

76.  If  the  second  (or  third)  report  is  favourable,  a  certificate  of  the  fourth  class  is 
issued,  and  remains  in  force  (unless  recalled  under  Articles  79>  80)  for  the  next  five 
years ;  after  which  interval,  it  is  open  to  revision,  according  to  the  intermediate  annual 
reports ;  and  so  on  after  each  further  period  of  five  years  until  the  first  class  is  reached. 

77.  No  teacher  who  has  changed  more  than  once  from  one  school  to  another  during 
the  five  years  preceding  revision  can  be  advanced  to  a  higher  class. 

78.  Re-examination  is  not  permitted  to  candidates  once  passed,  unless  they  fall  under 
Article  131. 

Concurrence  of  Managers  and  Inspector. 

79*  The  managers  must  annually  state  whether  the  teacher's  character,  conduct,  and 
attention  to.  duty  have  been  satisfactory. 

80.  The  inspector  must  annually  report  whether  the  teacher's  school  is  efficient  in 
organization,  discipline,  and  instruction. 

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Pupil-teachers. 

8L  Pupil-teachers  are  boys  or  girls  employed  to  serve  in  a  school  under  inspection  on 
the  following  conditions,  namely : — 

(a.)   That  the  school  is  reported  by  Her  Majesty's  Inspector  to  be — 

L  Under  a  duly  certificated  master  or  mistress  (Articles  67  and  131), 

2.  Held  in  suitable  premises. 

3.  Well  furnished^  and  well  supplied  with  books  and  apparatus. 
4*  Divided  into  dasses,  and  skilfully  instructed. 

5.  Under  good  discipline. 

6.  Likely  to  be  maintained  during  the  period  of  engagement. 

(b.)  That  the  pupil-teachers  be  not  less  than  13  years  (completed)  of  age  at  the 
date  of  their  engagement. 

(c.)  Be  of  the  same  sex  as  the  principal  teacher  of  the  school,  or  department 
of  a  school,  in  which  they  are  employed;  but  in  mixed  schools,  or  departments 
of  schools,  under  a  master  and  mistress,  female  pupil-teachers  may  receive 
instruction  out  of  school-hours  from  the  master,  on  condition  that  the  mistress  be 
invariably  present  during  the  whole  time  that  the  lessons  are  being  given  by  the 
master,  who  must  be  husband,  father,  son,  or  brother  of  the  mistress,  and  not 
both  young  and  unmarried. 

{d.)  Be  presented  to  the  inspector  for  examination  at  the  time  and  place  fixed 
by  his  notice  (Article  16). 

(e.^  Pass  the  examinations  and  produce  the  certificates  specified  in  Article  88 

{f)  That  the  managers  enter  into  an  agreement  in  the  tollowing  terms : — 

To  he  stamped  with  a  stamp  of  2s.  6d. 
^4^\^!!!^t^4^^      Memorandum   of  Agreement  between* 

of  a  quorum  of  tue  Ma-  -—-—-——————_»— _^ 

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Jierein-after  called  the  managers^ 


on  behalf  of  the  Managers  of  the 

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herein-after  called  the  pupil-teacher. 

The  said  managers  for  themselves,  their  executors,  administrators^  and 

•uisorhcr.  assigns,  agree  with  the  said  surety  b* executors,  administrators, 

and  assigns,  as  follows : 

1.  To  engage  the  said  pupil-teacher  to  serve  under  a  certificated 
teacher  during  the  usual  school  hours  in  keeping  and  teaching  the  said 

•  ^Idiigmonth.    school,  but  SO  that  the  said  pupil-teacher  shall  not  be  obliged  to  serve 

•  FiTe  ftiu  years,  but  therein  morc  than  six  hours  upon  any  one  day,  nor  more  than  30  hours 

if  this  foils  beyond  the  .  ,  r  J  jj 

candidate's   19th  ye»  m  any  OIIC  WCCK. 

(completed),  any  less      2.  This  engagement  shall  begin  on  the  first  day  of  ^ 

Snd^'two,  "^^  ^be  186 ,  and  shall  end  on  the  last  day  of^ 

^h*^t  *^a^  ff^  ^^^ >  *^"'  ^^  ^^^^  ^^'^  pupil-teacher  shall,  with  the  consent  of  the 

^didate  ^  passed  Other  parties  hereto,  attend  one  of  the  examinations  held  by  Her  Majesty's 
for  *4"^^^®^^^j[  inspectors  of  schools  for  admission  into  Normal  Schools  in  December 
^o^y^  in  proportion  ncxt  preceding  the  last-mentioned  date,  this  engagement  may  end  on 
to^reduced  i«rm  of  jjj^  gjgt  Jay  of  the  Said  month  of  December. 

•  •n'e  sum  to  be  in-      3.  The  Said  pupil-tcacher  shall  be  paid  as  wages  • per^* ^ 

A^diS^o^^^^the  ^^  ^^^  ^^^^  y^^^^  ^"^  ^^'^  ^^^^  ^'^^''  ^^  increased  by* 

p^es,  having  in  view  pcr*^ lu  cach  subse^ucut  year  of  the  engagement,  but  such  increase 

l^V^a^togef^f  ™^y  ^^  Stopped  at  the  discretion  of  the  managers  of  the  said  school  for 
the  school  as  a  place  the  time  being  for  the  unexpired  remainder  of  any  year  after  receipt  of 
bSS^i^atSSer^^  "^^^^^  ^^^  *^^  Conunittee  of  Council  that  the  said  pupil-teacher  has 
>•  Week,  pr  as  tiie  failed  to  pass  the  examination,  or  to  fulfil  the  other  conditions^  of  a 
parties  may  agree.       pupil-teacher  according  to  the  standard  of  the  preceding  year  as  pre- 
scribed in  the  Articles  of  the  Code  of  the  said  Committee  applicable  to 
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4.  The  said  pupil-teacher  either  while  the  school  is  not  being  held, 
or  as  one  of  the  scholars  (if  any)  attending  the  school  for  instruction 
in  the  evening,  shall  receive,  without  charge,  from  the  certificated  teacher 
of  the  said  school  for  the  time  being,  special  instruction  during  five 
hours  per  week,  of  which  hours  not  more  than  two  shall  be  part  of  the 
same  day.  Such  special  instruction  shall  be  in  the  subjects  in  which  the 
said  pupil-teacher  is  next  to  be  examined  pursuant  to  the  said  Articles. 

6.  The  said  pupil-teacher  shall  be  liable  to  dismissal  without  notice  for 
idleness,  disobedience,  or  immoral  conduct,  of  a  gross  kind  respectively  ; 
and  this  engagement  shall  be  terminable  on  either  side  by  a  written  notice 
of  six  months,  or  in  lieu  of  such  notice,  by  the  payment  on  either  side 
of  3/.  in  the  first  year,  41.  in  the  second,  and  an  additional  pound  in 
each  succeeding  year  of  the  engagement,  but  never  exceeding  6/.  in  the 
whole }  such  payment  to  be  recoverable  as  a  debt  by  the  party  entitled  to 
receive  it,  and  to  be  over  and  above  the  settlement  of  all  other  accounts 
between  the  parties. 

6.  The  said  pupil-teacher  enters  into  this    engagement  freely  and 

voluntarily   on  h* own  part,  and  with  the  privity  and  consent  of 

the  said  surety. 

7.  The  said  surety  agrees  with  the  said  managers,  their  executors, 
administrators,  and  assigns,  to  clothe,  feed,  lodge,  and  watch  over  the 
said  pupil-teacher  during  tlie  continuance  of  this  engagement  in  a 
manner  befitting  the  same. 

Signed  this day  of 18 


Witness. 


N.B. — This  agreement  should  be  deposited  with  the  school  papers  (Article  55).  The 
surety  should  have  either  an  executed  duplicate  (which  requires  a  second 
stamp),  or  at  least  a  certified  copy.  The  agreement  exists  only  between  the 
persons  who  sign  it.  If  any  of  them  are  changed  (6y  removal  of  managers^ 
or  otherwise)^  forms  and  instructions  for  a  new  agreement  (with  stamp) 
may  be  obtained  upon  application  (Article  21)  to  the  Committee  of  Council. 

82.  The  Committee  of  Council  is  not  a  party  to  the  engagement,  and  confines  itself  to 
ascertaining,  on  the  admission  of  the  apprentice  and  at  the  end  of  each  year  of  the  service— 

(cr.^  Whether  the  prescribed  examination  is  passed  before  the  inspector. 
(6.)  Whether  the  prescribed  certificates  are  produced  from  the  managers. 

83.  Whatever  other  questions  arise  upon  the  engagement  may  be  referred  to  the 
Committee  of  Council  on  Education  (provided  that  all  the  parties  agree  in  writing  to  be 
bound  by  the  decision  of  their  Lordships  as  final),  but,  otherwise,  must  be  settled  like 
any  other  matter  of  hiring  or  contract. 

84.  Vacancies  in  the  office  of  pupil-teacher,  however  occasioned,  which  occur  in  the 
course  of  any  year  (Article  17),  must  not  be  filled  up  until  after  the  next  examination  by 
the  inspector.  In  the  meantime,  the  candidate  or  candidates  must  be  engaged  by  the 
week  only  as  monitors,  and  the  memorandum  of  agreement,  Article  81  (y),  must  not  be 
executed  until  after  notice  from  the  Committee  of  Council  (Article  62)  to  the  managers 
that  the  conditions  of  admission  to  pupil-teachership  are  fulfilled  in  each  case. 

85.  Temporary  monitors  engaged  by  the  week,  pursuant  to  Article  84,  for  the  supply 
of  vacant  pupil-teacherships  during  a  current  year  (Article  17),  satisfy  Article  52  (6), 
provided  that — 

{a.)  A  sufficient  number  of  candidates  to  complete  the  requisite  proportion  of 
teachers  to  scholars  pass  the  inspector's  next  examination  for  admission  (Article  88) 
to  permanent  engagements ;  and — 

(i*)  The  vacancies  have  not  been  occasioned  by  voluntary  causes  (f.^.,  causes 
for  which  any  of  the  parties  to  the  agreement  can  be  held  responsible)  before  the 
fourth  year's  examination  has  been  passed. 

86.  Except  in  the  cases  provided  for  by  Article  85,  each  vacancy  in  a  pupil-teachership 
during  a  current  year  (Article  17)  works  a  forfeiture  under  Article  52  (6.) 

87«  The  qualifications  and  certificates  required  of  candidates  for  admission  and  of 
pupil-teachers  in  each  year  of  their  service  are  regulated  by  the  following  Table. 

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«Mtf »  ffreai  imperfectiona  qf 
the  iigtU  or  wnea,  the  lota  v 
an  tfytf  from  eotuHiutional 
diaeoM,  or  the  lost  qf  tm  arm 
or  leg,  or  the  permanmU  diath 
btUty  of  oUher  armor  leg^eur- 
nature  qf  the  epine^  hereditary 
tendency  to  ineanity,  or  any 
eonetltutional  ii^firmity  qf  a 
dieabUng  nature,  it  a  poamoe 
ditqital^fieation  in  eandidatet- 
for  the  office  of  pupil-teacher. 


Ceortiflofttei  of  Gbaraoter  %nd  Condaot. 


InGhnroh 

of 

England  Bohooli. 


InScbooli 

not  being 

Ohuroh  of  England 

Schools. 


Beading. 


English  Qranmuur. 

[4/^tor  Admittion, 
Latin  Grammar, 
at  aUematik)e.'] 


Writing 

and 

Composition. 


for  Admis- 
sion. 


A  medical  oertiflcate  that  can- 
didate is  not  subject  to  any  in- 
trmity  likely  to  interfere  with 
profession  of  teacher. 


find  of  Ist 
Year. 


Gcrfciflcate    trow. 

that  pupil-teacher  has  not 
suffered  any  failure  of  health 
likely  to  incapacitate  fbr  pro- 
fession of  teacher. 


A  certificate  tram 
the  deiisyman  and 
managers  that  the 
moral  character  of 
the  candidates  and  of 
their  homes  justifles 
an  ezpeetation  that 
the  instruction  and 
training  of  the  school 
will  be  seconded  bv 
their  own  eflbrts  an( 
the  example  of  their 
parents. 


1.  Certificate      of 
rood  conduct  from 


End  of  2d 
Year. 


Same  as  at  end  of  first  year 


Same  as  above 


End  of  8d 
Year. 


Same  as  at  end  of  first  year, 
hnt  from  medical  practitioner. 


Same  as  aboTo 


End  of  4th 
Year. 


Same  as  at  end  of  first  year 


Sameasabore 


End  of  5th 
Year. 


Same  as  at  end  of  first  year 


Same  as  above 


A  certificate  ftom 
the  managers  that 
the  moral  character 
of  the  candidates  and 
their  flunilies  Justi- 
fles an  expectation 
that  the  instruction 
and  training  of  the 
school  will  be  second- 
ed by  their  own 
efforts  and  the  ex- 
ample of  their  pa- 
rents. 


1.  Certificate  of 
good  conduct  ftom 
the  managers. 

2.  CertOicate  of 
pnnotualitv,  diU< 
genocL  obedienceL  and 
attention  to  their 
duties,  finom  the 
master  or  mistress. 

8.  Certificate  fhim 
the  managers  that 
they  have  been  at- 
tentive to  their  relir 
fious  duties;  but 
his  certificate  is  not 
required  if  the  man- 
agers on  religious 
grounds  object  to 
give  it.  and  if  the 
school  fulfils  the  con- 
ditions of  Article  8, 


Same  as  above 


Same  as  above 


Same  as  above 


Same  as  above 


To  read  with 
finency,  ease,  and 
expression. 


arti' 
and  ex- 
in  read- 


Improved  arti- 
culation and  ex- 
pression iu  read- 
ing. 


Improved  arti- 
culatiou  and  ex- 
pression in  read- 
ing. 


Improved  arti- 
culation and  ex- 
Sression  in  read- 
ig. 


Improved  arti- 
culation and  ex- 
pression in  read- 
ing. 


To  point  out  the  parts 
of  speech  in  a  simple  sen- 


The  noun,  verb,  ajd  ad- 
jective; with  their  rela- 
tions in  a  simple  sentence. 

lAe  an  alternative  exer- 
ctte,  the  regular  declen- 
aiont  qf  Latin  nonnt^  and 
the  meaning  in  SngliMt  qf 
the  Latin  prepoeitions,2 


To  write  ftrom  dic- 
tation in  a  neat  hand, 
with  correct  spelling 
and  punctuation,  a 
passage  of  simple 
prose. 


To  write  firom  me- 
moiy  tlie  substance 
of  a  passage  of  sim  pie 
prose,  read  to  them 
with  ordinary  quick- 
ness. 


The  pronoun,  adverb,  and 
preposition ;  %rith  their  re- 
lations in  a  sentence. 

lAe  an  altemative  exer- 
ctte,  the  regular  declen- 
aiont  qf  Latin  adjeotioea, 
and  the  Latin  pronouns,^ 


The  conjimction  with  the 
analysis  of  sentences. 

lAa  an  cUtemative  exer- 
ctaet  the  conjugation  ff 
Latin  regular  verba  (oo- 
tive  and  paaaive),  and  qf 
the  verb  eaaej] 


Beoapitulation  of  the  pre- 
ceding exercises,  and  to 
know  the  meaning  in 
Bnelish  of  the  Latin  pre- 
positions. 

lAa  an  alternative  erer- 
ctae,  the  conjugation  qf 
the  verba  poaae,  velle,  and 
the  Concorde.'] 


Eocnpilnlation  of  the  pre- 
ceding exercises,  and  an 
account  of  the  sources 
and  growth  of  the  English 
language. 

[Aa  an  alternative  exer' 
ctM,  recttpitttlation  qf  the 
preceding  exerciaea  in 
Latin,] 


To  write  aa  above, 
and  to  be  able  to  re- 
peat 60  consecutive 
lines  of  a  secular 
character  from  some 
standard  English 
poet  (selected  by  the 
managers)  with  Just 
expression  and  know- 
ledge of  meaning. 


To  write  notes  of  a 
lesson  on  a  subject 
selected  tiy  the  in- 
spector: and  to  be 
able  to  repeat  40  con- 
secutive lines  of  a 
secular  character 
Arom  some  standard 
writer    of    English 

the  managers),  with 
lust  expression  and 
Knowledge  of  the 
meaning. 


To  write  an  aeoount 
of  the  organization 
of  the  school,  and  of 
the  methods  of  in- 
struction used:  and 
to  be  able  to  repeat 
100  lines  (including 
the  former  60}  of  the 
same  poet  as  at  the 
end  of  the  2d  year, 
with  Just  expression 
and  knowledge  of  the 
meaning. 


Toi  write  an  original 
composition  on  some 
simple  subject  to  Ijc 
selected  bv  the  in- 
spector within  the 
range  of  this  Tabic, 
and  to  be  able  to  n>- 
peat  (including  the 
former  40)  80  lines 
of  the  same  pruso 
writer  as  at  the  end 
of  the  8d  year,  with 
just  exuressiou  and 
knowledge  of  the 
meaning. 


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Aitthmetlo 
and 


Geognnhy. 


To  write  from  dictation 
sums  In  the  first  fbur  rules 
of  arithmetic,  simple  and 
compound^  and  to  work 
them  correctly*  and  to 
know  the  tables  of  wei^ts 
and  measures. 


Vale 
Pupa- 
teachers. 


Practice  and 
pNportion. 


Pemale 

Punil- 

teaohers. 


Practice 
and  bills  of 
parcels. 


Vulgar  firac-' 


DedmalArae- 
lions;  and  Eu- 
clid. Book  J  ^  to 
end  of  XYth 
Proposition. 


SacIid,Book 
I.  to  the  end 
3  XXVIth 
Proposition  ; 
Alffebra»  first 
four  rules;  and 
recapitulation 
of  preoediiig 
roles  In  Arith- 


SncUd.Book 
I.:  and  roca- 
pitnlntiou  of 
the  preceding 
mles  in  Arith- 
metic and  Al- 


Proportim 


To  have 
an  elemen- 
taiy  know- 
ledge of 
geogrMiy. 


TheBritish 
Isles. 

[Maps  to 
be  drawn 
in  this  and 
the  follow- 
ing years.] 


History. 


Drawing. 

Whsre 

tuitable 

M^ansqf 

Inttructwn 

exitt. 


Muslo. 

Where 

suitable 

Meamqf 

InetrucHon 


Europe 
andanoent 
Palestine. 


Vulgar 
fractions. 


Decimal 
finctions. 


Reeapitn- 
lation  of 
the    pre- 
ceding rules. 


The  colo- 
nies. 


Asia  and 
Africa. 


America 
and    the 


l*he  succession  of 
the  English  Sore- 
reigns  from  the 
reign  of  Egbert, 
wi&  dates,  to  the 
present  time. 

lln  ScoOamd,  if 
pr^flnrecLthe  sue- 
oMsUm  qf  SoaUieh 
Soveretffiu  jrom 
Alexander  lU^ 
nta/u  be  eubetUuted 
far  the  BngUek 
8&vereiane  pre^ 
ceding  Jamee  IJ] 


Outlines  of  Bri- 
tish history  to  the 
accession  of  Heniy 
VII. 


Outlines  of  Bri- 
tieh  history  from 
the  aooeoaon  of 
Henry  VII.  to  the 
present  time. 


1.  If  exercises 
in  freehand,  H- 
i)ear  geometiy, 
hnear  perspec- 
tive, ana  model 
andol^ect  draw- 
ing be  worked 
succeuftilly  du- 
ring the  appren- 
ticeship, the 
fact  £9  regis- 
tered, and  the 
pupil-teacher  is 
credited  with  a 
corresponding 
number  of 
marks  in  uiy 
ftiture  examina- 
tion fbr  a  teach- 
er's certificate. 


2.  The 
cises  may  be 
worked  in  any 
order  throngfa- 
out  the  vears  of 
apprenticeship, 

8.  PupU-teaoh- 
ers  may  study 
and  be  examin- 
ed (aboutifarcA 
in  each  year)  at 
any  of  the  draw- 
ing schools  in 
connexion  with 
the  Department 
of  Science  and 
Art 

4.  Pupil-teach- 
ers, although 
not  studying  at 
such  <&awing 
schools,  may  be 
permitted  (by 
arrangement 
between  the 
managers  of  the 
schools  in  which 
they  are  appren- 
ticed and  the 
master  of  any 
such  drawing 
school)  to  be 
annually  exa- 
mined there. 

5.  An  annual 
examination  in 
drawing  is  also 
hehl  in  JVomm- 
ber  at  each  of 
the  Normal  Col- 
leges (Article 
94a).  and  pupil- 
teachers,  who 
obtain  permis- 
sion fh>m  the 
authorities  of 
them,  may  at- 
tend there,  if 
more  conve- 
nient, for  exa- 
mination. 

6.  For  detailed 
infbrmation  re- 
specting the 
means  of  in- 
struction, and 
the  places  and 
times  of  exami- 
nation, applyby 
letter  to  "The 
Secretary,  De- 
partment of 
Science  and  Art, 
South  Kensing^ 
ton,  London, 
S.W." 


Shapes  of 
notes  and  rests. 

Staves. 

Places  of  notes 
on  the  treble 
stave. 


SeliMooi  Knowledge. 


In  Church  of 

Buc^d 

Schools,  the 

Clergyman 

assisting 

in  the 

Examination. 


In  Schools 

in 
Scotland. 


To  repeat  the 
Church  Cate- 
chism, and  to 
show  that  they 
understand  its 
meaning,  and  are 
acquainted  with 
the  outUnes  of 
Scripture  His- 
tory. 


The  Holy  Scrip- 
tures and  Cate- 
chism, withillus- 
trations  by  pass- 
Mes  from  Holy 


Dotted  notes 
and  rests. 

Time,  various 
kinds  of,  and 
siniatures  of. 

Diatonic  scale. 


Intervals. 

Sharps     and 
fiats. 

Accidental 
intervals. 


Places  of 
notes  on  the 
bass  stave. 

Major  and 
minor  scales. 

Common  cha- 
racters used  in 
music 


To  repeat  the  As- 
sembly's Shorter 
Cateciiism,  and 
to  show  that  Ihey 
understand  its 
meaning,  and  are 
acquainted  with 
the  outlines  of 
Scripture  His- 
toqr. 


The  Holy  Scrip- 
tures and  the  As- 
sembly's Shorter 
Catecnism,  with 
illustrations    by 

s      firom 

rit. 


In  Schools 

where  the 
Managers  are 
not  desirous  of 
coming  under 
theOUigation 
of  giving  the 
Instruetlon  set 

forth  in  the 

Two  preceding 

Ck)lumns. 


tn  Schools 

where  the 

Managers 

oUecton 

Religious 

Greunds 

tdgive  any 
Certificate 

concerning 
theBeU- 

glous  State 
of  their 
Schools. 


TO  prodi 
certificate  from 
the  nuunu^ers 
of  the  school 
that  the  reli- 
gious know- 
ledge of  the 
<*andi<kite  is 
satisfkctoiy  to 


The  Holy  Scrip- 
tures, Liturgy, 
and  Catechism, 
more  ftiUy  tiian 
in  the  preceding 
year. 


More  taOj  in 
the  Holy  Scrip- 
tures. Liturg}', 
and  Catechism. 


More 

the  Hoi 


»ly  [ 
tures.     Liturey, 
and  Catechism. 


TtieHolyScrip- 
twras  and  the  As- 
sembly's Shorter 
Catechism,  more 
fully  than  in  the 
preceding  year. 


More  fblly  in 
the  Holy  Scrip- 
tures, and  the  As- 
sembly's Shorter 
Catechism. 


Same  as  above. 


Same  as  above. 


Same  as  above. 


No  an- 
nual cer- 
tificates 
are  re- 
quired, 
but  it 
must  have 
upoared 
that  the 
tschool  ful- 
fils the 
oonditions 
of  Article 
8. 


More  ftilly  in 
the  Holy  Scrip- 
tures, and  the  As- 
sembly's Shorter 
Catechism. 


Transposition.  More  complete- 
Alto  and  tenor  ly  in  the  Holy 

staves,  I  Scriptures,    Lit- 

Recapitulatioii  ur^,  and  Catc- 

of  preceding     chism. 

exercises. 


More  complete- 
ly in  the  Boly 
tScriptures,  ana 
the  Assembly's 
Shorter  Cate- 
chism. 


Same  as  above. 


Same  as  above. 


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89.  Female  pupil-teachers,  before  admission  to  apprenticeship,  must  produce  a  written 
attestation  from  the  schoolmistress  and  managers  that  they  possess  reasonable  competency 
as  sempstresses  ;  and,  at  the  annual  examinations,  must  bring  certified  specimens  of  plain 
needlework  to  the  inspector,  together  with  a  statement  from  the  schoolmistress  specifying 
whether  they  have  been  receiving  practical  instruction  in  anv  other  kind  of  domestic 
industry.  The  inspector,  at  the  time  of  examination,  or  afterwards,  will  obtain  the 
opinion  of  some  competent  person  upon  the  merit  of  the  needlework. 

Pupil-teachers  who  have  sticcessfall^  completed  their  Apprenticeship. 

90.  At  the  close  of  the  apprenticeship  pupii-teachers  are  perfectly  free  in  the  choice 
of  employment.  Any  person  properly  interested  in  knowing  the  character  of  a  pupil- 
teacher  may  apply  to  the  Committee  of  Council  for  a  testimonial,  declaring  that  the 
pupil-teacher  has  successfully  completed  an  apprenticeship ;  or  the  pupil-teacher,  if 
willing  to  continue  in  the  work  of  education,  may  become  an  assistant  in  an  elementary 
school  (Article  91),  or  may  be  examined  as  a  candidate  for  admission  into  a  normal  school 
(Articles  103-111),  or  may  be  provisionally  certificated  for  immediate  service  in  charge 
of  small  rural  schools  (Articles  132,  133). 

Assistant  Teachers. 

91.  Pupil-teachers  who  can  be  certified,  pursuant  to  Article  90,  to  have  completed 
their  apprenticeship  with  credit,  may  serve  as  assistants  in  schools  in  place  of  pupil- 
teachers,  without  being  required  to  be  annually  examined.  But  such  assistants  cease  to 
fulfil  the  conditions  of  Article  52  (6),  if  at  any  time  the  inspector  reports  them  to  be 
inefficient  teachers,  or  if  they  fail  to  produce  from  the  managers,  and  from  the  principal 
teacher,  of  their  school,  the  same  certificates  of  conduct,  attention  to  duty,  and  obedience, 
as  are  required  from  pupil-teachers. 

92.  Vacancies  caused  by  the  withdrawal  of  assistants  in  the  course  of  any  school 
year  (Article  17)  must  be  supplied  by  the  appointment  of  temporary  monitors,  pursuant 
to  Articles  84,  85;  but  if  another  assistant,  qualified  according  to  Article  91,  be  appointed 
before  the  inspector's  next  examination,  the  temporary  monitors  who  preceded  such 
appointment  are  not  required  to  be  examined. 

93.  Assistants  are  left  entirely  at  liberty  to  make  their  own  terms  with  their  employers, 
both  as  to  hours  and  wages. 

Section  HI. 
ENDOWMENTS. 

•93^  An  endowed  school  is  one  deriving  income  from  property  inalienably  appropriated 
to  it,  or  to  education. 

♦93*.  Endowed  schools,  in  order  to  be  admissible  to  receive  either  grants  or  inspection, 
must  fulfil  the  conditions  of  Articles  4,  6,  and  8. 

♦93».  Annual  Grants  (Article  40)  to  endowed  schools  are  reduced  by  the  amounts  of 
their  income  (Article  52  rf.)  from  endowment;  but  the  reduction  is  suspended  as  long 
as  the  grant  and  the  endowment  together  do  not  make  a  total  sum  exceeding  the  rate 
of  15^.  per  scholar  according  to  the  average  number  in  attendance  in  the  year  defined 
by  Article  17  (* Article  53^).  "^ 

PART  IL 
NORMAL   SCHOOLS. 


Section  L 

94.  A  normal  school  includes — 

(a.)  A  college,  for  boarding,  lodging,  and  instructing  candidates  for  the  oflSce 
of  teacher  in  schools  for  the  labouring  classes ;  and 

{b.)  A  practising  department,  in  which  such  candidates  may  learn  the  exerdse 
of  their  profession. 

95.  No  grant  is  made  to  a  normal  school  unless  the  Committee  of  Council  is  satisfied 
with  the  premises,  management,  and  staff. 

96.  No  grant  is  made  for  building,  enlarging,  improving,  or  fitting  up  the  premises 
of  normal  schools.  '^ 


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Section  IL 

Grants  to  Normal  Schools. 

97«  To  the  practising  departments  (Article  94,  A),  the  same  annual  grants  (Article 
40)  are  made  as  to  other  elementary  schools  fulfilling  the  conditions  of  Articles 
4,  6,  and  8. 

98.  To  the  colleges  (Article  94,  a),  annual  grants  are  made  of  100/.,  in  five  successive 
payments  of  20/.  per  annum  for  every  master,  and  of  70/.  in  five  successive  payments  of 
14/.  per  annum  for  every  mistress  who,  having  been  trained  in  them,  during  two  years, 
has,  since  December  1862, — 

(a.)  completed  the  prescribed  period  of  probation  (Articles  73-6),  and  become 
qualified  to  receive  a  certificate  in  a  school  fufilling  the  conditions  of 
Articles  4,  6,  and  8,  or  94  ;  or 
(b.)  been  reported  by  the  proper  department  in  each  case  to  have  completed  a  like 
period  of  good  service  as  an  elementary  teacher  in  the  Army  or  Royal  Navy,  or 
(within  Great  Britain)  in  Poor  Law  Schools,  Certified  Industrial  Schools,  or 
Certified  Reformatories. 

99-  Masters  and  mistresses  who  have  been  trained  for  one  year  only  may  obtain  certi- 
ficates after  probation  (Articles  73-6)  upon  the  same  terms  as  others ;  and  five  annual 
grants,  of  half  the  amount  specified  in  Article  98,  may  be  made  for  them  to  the  colleges 
in  which  they  were  trained,  provided — 

(a)  that  the  training  has  been  previously  recognized  by  the  Committee  of  Council 

as  a  complete  and  special  course  for  teachers  of  infants ;  and 
(J)  that  they  have  obtained  their  certificates  after  probation   (Article  73-6)   in 
infant  schools. 

100.  The  grants  specified  in  the  Articles  98-9  will  not  come  into  full  operation  before 
the  year  commencing  1st  January  1868.  Provisional  arrangements  for  the  years  1864-7 
are  mcluded  in  Article  101. 

101.  In  January  1861  was  ascertained — 

(a.)  What  had  been  the  average  annual  sum  paid  to  each  College  on  account  of 
students  examined  in  December  1860-1-2,  and  of  Queens  scholars,  certifi- 
cated assistants,  and  lecturers  resident  in  the  years  1861-2-3.  This  sum 
remains  constant  in  the  calculations  which  follow  in  this  Article. 
(J.)  What  number  of  teachers  trained  in  it  during  two  years,  or  during  one  year  con- 
formably to  Article  99  («)f  had,  in  1863,  become  qualified^  or  been  reported, 
as  required  by  Article  98,  or  99  (6). 
The  annual  grant  to  each  College  was — 

In  1864  four-fifths  of  the  said  average  annual  sum,  together  with  20/.  or  10/.  (in  the 

case  of  females  14/.  or  7/*)  for  each  teacher  so  qualified  or  reported  in  1863 ; 

In  1865,  three-fifths  of  the  said  average  annual  sutt)y  together  with  201.  or  10/.  (in  the 

case  of  females  14/.  or  7/0  for  each  teacher  so  qualified  or  reported  in  1863-4. 

In  1866  the  number  will  be  ascertained  of  teachers  so  qualified  or  reported  during 

the  three  years  1863-5;  in  1867,  the  number  during  the  four  years  1863-6;  in  1868, 

the  number  during  the  five  years  1863-7. 

In  1866,  the  grant  to  each  Normal  school  will  consist  of  two-fifths  of  the  said  average 
annual  sum,  together  with  20/.  or  10/.  (in  the  case  of  females  14/.  or  7/.)  for  each  teacher 
so  qualified  or  reported  during  the  three  years  1863-5. 

In  1867,  of  one-fifth  of  the  said  average  sum,  together  with  20/.  or  10/.  (in  the  case  of 
females  14/.  or  7/.)  for  each  teacher  so  qualified  or  reported  during  the  four  years  1863-6. 
In  1868,  of  20/.  or  10/.  (in  the  case  of  females  14/a  or  7^.)  for  each  teacher  so  qualified 
or  reported  during  the  five  years  1863-7-* 

*  If  A  e-  the  average  sum  paid  in  1861-3,  and  T  the  number  of  teachers  on  each  of  whom  JCjc  is  to  be 
allowed,  the  following  formula  expresses  the  result : — 

4 
Grant  for  1864  =  ^  A  +  *  a?  T  (1863). 

o 

„      „   1865  =  ^  A  +  ^  T  (1863-4), 

2 
„     „   1866  =  ^  A  +  £a?  T  (1863-6). 

„      „    1867  =  ^  A  +  £«  T  (:  863-6). 
^     „  1868=  £xT  (1863-7) 

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In  I869,  and  in  each  subsequent  year,  the  earliest  year  of  the  five  will  be  replaced  by 
the  year  last  ended. 

102.  The  annual  grant  to  each  college,  whether  payable  under  Articles  98-9>  or, 
until  Ist  January  1868,  under  the  provisional  arrangements  specified  in  Article  101,  must 
not  exceed — 

(a.)  75  per  cent,  of  the  expenditure,  certified  in  such  manner  as  their  Lordships 
may  from  time  to  time  see  fit  to  require,  of  the  last  preceding  year. 

(*;)  50/.  for  each  male  student,  and  35/.  for  each  female  student,  in  residence 
respectively,  for  continuous  training  throughout  the  year  in  which  it  is  being 
paid. 

*102\  The  number  of  students  in  continuous  training  must  not  exceed, — 

(a.)  In  England  and  TVales^  the  number  of  students  for  whom  accommodation 
was  provided  in  1862. 

(b.)  In  Scotland,  the  actual  number  in  training  in  1862. 

*102*.  The  sum  payable  in  each  year,  conformably  to  Article  102,  is  ascertained  in 
January  ;  and  out  of  this  ascertained  sum  an  instalment  is  paid  for  students  examined  in 
the  preceding  December  (Article  119),  according  to  the  scale  set  forth  in  Article  102*,  as 
soon  as  the  result  of  that  examination  has  been  declared.  The  remainder  of  the  said 
ascertained  sum  is  paid  in  equal  parts  on  31  March,  30  June,  30  September,  and 
31  December. 

*102*.  The  instalments  payable  under  Article  102^  in  respect  of  each  student  examined 
are  determined  according  to  the  following  scale : —  • 


At  the  End  of 


First  year's  residence 


Second  year's  residence 


Instalment  to  be 


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2 

20    0    0 

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16    0    0 

4 

16    0    0 

*102^.  The  payments  in  respect  of  students  examined  in  December,  as  set  forth  in 
•Article  102^,  are  paid  although  the  College  may  not  be  re-opened  in  the  following  year. 


Section  III. 

Admission  into  Normal  Schools. 

103.  A  competitive  examination  of  candidates  for  admission  into  each  normal  school 
is  annually  held  at  it  in  December,  by  one  or  more  of  the  inspectors  during  the  week 
following  the  examination  for  certificates  (Article  It^)^ 

104.  The  examination  extends  to  the  subjects  required  at  the  end  of  a  pupil  teacher's 
apprenticeship  (Article  88). 

105.  The  candidates  are  selected,  and  admitted  to  the  examiridtion,  by  the  authorities 
of  each  normal  school  on  their  own  responsibility,  subject  to  no  other  conditions  than 
that  the  candidates — 

(a.)  Intend  bond  fde  to  adopt  and  follow  the  profession  of  teacher  in  schools 
fulfilling  the  conditions  of  Articles  4,  6,  and  8,  or  94,  or  98,  6 ; 
{b.^  Are  more  than  18  years  old ;  or, 
(c.)  Have  successfully  completed  their  apprenticeship  as  pupil  teachers. 

106.  AH  candidates  who  obtain  the  minimum  number  of  marks  are  arranged  in  order 
of  merit,  irrespectively  of  their  having  been  pupil  teachers  or  not 

107.  The  authorities  of  each  normal  school  may  propose  to  the  Education  Department 
for  admission  any  candidate  declared  to  be  admissible  pursuant  to  Article  I06. 


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109.  Before  candidates  are  admitted — 

.    (m)  The  medical  officer  of  the  normal  school  must  certify  the  state  of  their  health 
to  be  satisfactory  ;  and, 

(ft.)  They  must  sign  a  declaration  signifying  their  intention  conformably  to  Article 
105. 

110.  The  authorities  of  each  College  settle  their  own  terms  of  admission. 

111.  Upon  proof  by  the  authorities  of  any  College  that  candidates  have  not  fulfilled  the 
conditions  set  forth  in  Articles  98-9»  contrary  to  a  declaration  signed  by  them  on  admis- 
sion into  the  College,  the  Committee  of  Council  will  refuse  to  grant  teachers'  certificates 
(Article  76)  to  such  candidates,  or  to  admit  them  to  probation  for  certificates  (Articles 
73-6). 

♦  1 12-1 18.  

Section  IV. 
Examination  of  Candidates  Admitted  into  Normal  Schools. 

1 19.  An  examination  of  the  resident  students  is  held  in  December  at  the  several 
Colleges  in  the  week  preceding  the  examination  for  admission  (Article  103).  The  day 
fixed  for  the  commencement  of  this  examination  is  printed  on  the  syllabus  (Article  70) 
from  year  to  year. 

120.  No  student  may  be  presented  who  has  not  been  resident  throughout  the  whole 
year ;  and  no  student  who  has  so  resided  may  be  left  out. 

121.  The  students  have  a  different  examination  according  as  they  are  males  or  females, 
or  are  at  the  end  of  a  first  or  second  year  of  residence. 

122.  The  first  year's  syllabus  for  females  includes  special  subjects  for  the  teachers  of 
infants.  Candidates  who  pass  in  these  subjects,  and  complete  their  probation  (Articles 
73-6,)  in  schools  for  infants,  receive  special  mention  thereof  {stamp)  on  their  certificates. 

♦  123,  124. 

125.  At  the  end  of  the  first  year's  residence,  students  who  fall  into  the  fourth  division 
(Article  102*),  are  required  to  take  up  the  first  year's  subjects  again  (viz.,  at  the  end  of 
the  second  year),  but  in  such  cases  the  instalments  to  the  College,  and  the  certificates 
which  the  students  may  obtain  as  teachers  T  Article  76),  are  respectively  at  the  rate 
(Article  102*)  and  in  the  form  (Article  130)  or  the  first  year. 

126.  The  principal  is  at  liberty,  by  notice  in  writing  to  the  Committee  of  Council 
before  30th  June  in  each  year,  to  designate  any  student  who  may  have  appeared  in  the 
third  division  at  the  end  of  the  previous  (first)  year's  residence,  as  proper  to  be  examined 
again  upon  the  same  terms  as  the  students  included  in  the  fourth  division ;  but  such 
designation  on  the  part  of  the  principal  does  not  affect  the  privileges  attached  to  the 
student's  rank  in  the  previous  examination. 

♦  127.  

Section  V. 

Use  made  of  Examinations   in  Normal  Schools  for  awarding  Teachers' 

Certificates. 

128.  Teachers  qualified  to  be  examined  for  certificates,  according  to  Articles  68,  71, 
and  72,  receive  notice  to  attend  the  examination  held  pursuant  to  Article  119* 

129.  Teachers  attending  examinations  pursuant  to  Article  128  may,  at  their  option, 
take  the  papers  of  the  first  or  second  years'  students  (Article  121). 

130.  No  candidate  (Article  72)  can  obtain  a  teacher's  certificate  without  passing  one 
of  these  examinations,  but  the  order  of  the  candidates  according  to  examination,  except 
the  fourth  division  (Article  131),  is  honorary  (Articles  67  and  69). 

Students  who  pass  successfully  through  two  years  of  training  in  normal  schools  receive 
special  mention  thereof  {stamp)  on  their  certificates. 

131.  Candidates  (whether  students  or  acting  teachers),  who  are  placed  by  examina- 
tion in  the  fourth  division  (Article  102*),  receive  their  certificates  in  the  lower  grade  of 
the  fourth  class  (Article  67).  Such  teachers  are  not  recognized,  under  Article  8la, 
for  the  superintendence  of  pupil-teachers  until  they  have  risen  to  a  higher  certificate 
either  by  re-examination  (Article  78),  or  good  service  (Articles  76-7). 

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*13P.  All  teachers  at  present  registered  as  competent  to  instruct  pupil  teachers  are 
included  in  the  fourth  class,  upper  grade,  of  certificated  teachers ;  all  other  registered 
teachers^  and  all  scheduled  students  acting  as  teachers^  are  included  in  the  fourth  class, 
lower  grade* 


PART  III. 
SPECIAL    PROVISIONS. 


Section  I. 
Small  Rcbal  Schools. 

132.  Pupil  teachers  who  fulfil  the  conditions  of  Article  90,  may,  upon  special  recom- 
mendation by  the  Inspector,  and  upon  consideration  of  their  last  examination  papers,  be 
provisionally  certified  in  the  lower  grade  of  the  fourth  class  (Article  131)  for  immediate 
service  in  charge  of  small  rural  schools  (Article  133),  but  after  their  25th  year  of  age 
(completed)  their  provisional  certificates  must  have  been  exchanged  for  permanent  certifi- 
cates (Article  66),  or  are  ipso  facto  cancelled. 

♦132\  The  provisional  certificate  (Article  132)  is  confined  to  an  entry  of  the  pupil 
teacher's  name  in  a  register  kept  by  the  Committee  of  Council  on  Education,  and 
does  not  involve  the  issue  of  any  certificate  to  the  pupil  teacher. 

133.  Small  rural  schools — 

(a)  Must  not  contain  more  than  1,200  square  feet  of  superficial  area  in  the  whole 
of  the  school-rooms  and  class-rooms ;  or 

(ft)  Must  not  have  an  annual  average  attendance  of  more  than  100  scholars, 
f  134.  (The  Article  formerly  134  is  now  131^  which  see  above.)     Schools  having  an 
average  annual  attendance  of  more  than  89  scholars  are  not  exempted  by  Article  133 
from  Article  52,  b. 

135.  Any  number  of  schools  fulfilling  the  •conditions  of  Articles  4,  6,  and  8, 

(a)  Not  being  less  than  two^  nor  more  than  sis  ; 

(b)  Of  which  no  One  has  within  one  and  a  half  miles  of  it,  a  population  of  more 
theLufve  hundred  ; 

(c)  Of  which  the  aggregate  number  of  scholars  is  not  less  than  Jbri^  (annual 
average) ;  and 

(rf)  Of  which  each  has  its  own  resident  teacher ; — 

may  be  imited  under  the  superintendence  of  one  certificated  master  or  mistress,  who 
must  spend  two  clear  hours  at  the  least  in  each  week  at  each  school  during  its  ordinary- 
time  of  meeting,  or,  if  the  number  of  united  schools  be  less  than  siSy  such  longer  time 
per  week  as  twelve  hours  divided  among  the  united  schools  will  give  to  each. 

136.  The  resident  teacher  of  each  of  the  united  schools  is  not  required  to  be 
certificated. 

137.  The  superintending  teacher  must  have  been  trained  for  two  years  in  a  Normal 
School  (Article  94)  under  Government  inspection,  must  have  been  placed  not  lower 
than  the  third  division  in  the  examination  (Articles  119-121)  at  the  end  of  the  second, 
year,  and  must  have  received  a  certificate  after  the  usual  probationary  service  (Articles 
73  and  76) 

138.  The  day  scholars  of  all  the  united  schools  must  be  assembled  once  per  annum, 
with  their  resident  and  superintending  teachers,  at  some  school-room  under  inspection,  for 
examination  by  one  of  Her  Majesty's  inspectors,  in  the  same  manner  as  if  they  formed 
one  school  (Articles  16,  17). 

139.  The  whole  of  the  united  schools  must  be  represented  by  one  official  correspondent, 
and  by  one  treasurer  for  the  receipt  of  annual  grants  (Article  40.) 

140.  Articles  38-63^  ^PP^y  ^^  ^^^  united  school,  but 

(a.)  pupil-teachers  cannot  be  apprenticed  (Article  81)  in  them  (Article  136) ;  and 

(b.)  the  superintending  (Article   137)  as  well  as  the  resident  (Article   135  rf) 

teacher  must  join  in  keeping  the  log-book  ( Articles  56-63^)  of  each  united 

school,  and  must  produce  it  to  the  inspector  at  the  time  of  his  visit  (Article  138). 

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Section  IL 
Evening  Scholars. 

142.  The  managers  of  any  school  to  which  annual  inspection  has  already  been  promised 
(Article  16)  may  apply  in  writing  to  the  Committee  of  Council  on  Education,  to  be 
furnished  with  printed  papers  and  instructions  for  holding  an  examination  of  their 
evening  scholars  (Articles  38,  39)* 

*142\  Only  one  examination  per  annum  of  evening  scholars  is  held  in  the  same 
school,  and  it  may  be  held  at  any  time  of  the  year,  provided  that,  between  any  two  of 
such  examinations,  there  intervene — 

(a)  the  inspector's  annual  visit  (Article  17) ';  and  also 

{b)  forty,  or  more,  meetings  of  the  school  in  the  evening  (Article  40a). 

143.  The  applicants  must  pledge  themselves  that  (exclusively  of  all  teachers  of  the 
candidates)  at  least  two  managers — or,  if  only  one  manager,  then  such  manager,  and  at 
least  one  other  responsible  person — shall  be  present  during  the  whole  of  the  examination, 
and  shall  conduct  it  in  every  respect  according  to  the  instructions  accompanying  the 
examination  papers. 

144.  The  examination  papers  are  sent  under  an  official  seal,  and  must  not  be  unsealed 
except  in  the  examination  room,  and  in  the  presence  of  the  candidates  immediately  about 
to  use  them. 

145.  The  written  exercises,  all  of  which  must  be  upon  paper,  having  been  securely 
sealed  up  in  the  presence  of  the  candidates  before  leaving  the  examination  room,  under 
the  seals  of  the  two  persons  holding  the  examination,  must  be  forwarded,  by  the  next  post, 
to  the  Education  Department,  and  transmitted  thence  to  the  inspector  of  the  School. 

146.  The  exercises  of  the  evening  scholars  transmitted  to  the  inspector  are  not 
returned  by  him  to  the  Committee  of  Council  except  as  part  of  his  next  annual  report 
on  the  whole  school  (Article  16),  and  the  grant  for  the  examination  of  the  evening 
scholars  is  not  paid  except  as  part  of  the  next  annual  grant  to  the  whole  school 
(Article  17). 

f  147.  (The  Article  formerly  147  is  now'  part  of  *142S  which  see  above). 

148.  In  order  to  ensure  the  presence  of  a  responsible  manager  to  receive  the 
examination  papers,  the  managers  of  each  school,  in  which  a  special  examination  of 
evening  scholars  is  to  be  held,  must  renew  their  application  (Article  142)  every  ^esx  to 
the  Committee  of  Council.  The  day  fixed  for  the  examination  must  allow  the  mterval 
required  by  Article  *142^. 

149.  The  inspector  of  the  school  is  at  liberty  to  attend,  without  notice,  at  the  time 
fixed  for  the  examination  (Article  142),  and  to  hold  it  in  person. 


CHAPTER  III. 


REVISION  OF  CODE. 

150.  The  Committee  of  Council  on  Education,  in  the  course  of  each  year,  as  occasion 
requires,  may  cancel  or  modify  articles  of  the  Code,  or  may  establish  new  iarticles,  J)ut 
mav  not  take  any  action  thereon  until  the  same  shall  have  been  submitted  to  Parliament, 
and  laid  on  the  Table  of  both  Houses  for  at  least  one  calendar  month. 

151.  In  January  of  each  year  the  Code  shall  be  printed  in  such  a  form  as  to  show 
separately  all  articles  cancelled  or  modified,  and  all  new  articles,  since  the  last  edition, 
and  shall  be  laid  on  the  Table  of  both  Houses  within  one  calendar  month  from  the 
meeting  of  Parliament. 

(Signed)        GRANVILLE. 

Lord  President  of  the  Council. 

HENRY  AUSTIN  BRUCE. 
Vice-President  of  the  Committee  of  Council 
Council  Office,  31  January  1866.  on  Education. 

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Showing  separately  (for  1866)  all  Articles  cancelled  or  modified,  and  all  new  ARTiCLEa 


Articles  in  the  Code  of  1865  which  are  cancelled  or  modified 
in  the  Code  of  1866. 


16.  The  Ck>mmittee  of  Council,  at  the  time  of  agreeing  to 
make  annual  grants  to  a  school,  informs  the  managers  in 
wlMt 'month  to  look  for  the  inspector's  annual  visit.  The 
inspector  gives  notice  of  the  day  of  his  visit  beforehand  to 
the  managers. 


51.  The  grant  is  withheld  altogether, — 


(rf.)  If  the  registers  be  not  kept  with  sufficient  accuracy  to 
Warrant  confidence  in  the  returns. 


*5d^  In  any  small  rural  (Article  133),  or  in  any  united 
school  (Articles  135-140),  the  reduction  prescribed  by  Article 
5S  dis  suspended,  as  long  as  the  grant  and  the  endowment 
together  do  not  make  a  total  sum  exceeding  the  rate  of  15s. 
per  scholar  according  to  the  average  number  in  attendance 
in  the  year  defined  by  Article  17. 


81  (/.)  Note  on  Memorandum  for  Enaagement  of  Pupil 
Teacher,)  This  agreement  should  be  deposited  with  the 
school  papers  (Article  55).  The  surety  should  have  either 
an  executed  dupUcate  (which  requires  a  second  stamp),  or 
at  least  a  certified  copy. 


88.  CoZttmn  "  Drawing." 

*  **  * 

2.  The  exercises  may  be  worked  in  any  order,  but  not 

more  than  one  in  the  same  year  of  apprenticeship. 

3.  Pupil-teachers  are  admitted  to  study  at  any  of  the 

drawing  schools  in  connexion  with  the  Deptartment 
of  Science  and  Art,  at  half  the  ordinary  fees. 

4.  Pupil-teachers,  if  attending  such  drawing  schools,  are 

not  required  to  perform  an  exercise  in  drawing  at  the 
annual  examination  before  the  inspector,  but  have 
another  opportunity  of  being  examined  in  connexion 
with  the  drawing  school  itseff, 

5.  Pupil-teachers,  if  not  attending  such  drawing  schools, 

have  an  opportunily  of  perrorming  an  exercise  in 
drawing  at  the  annual  examination  btfore  the  inspector. 

6.  Pupil-teachers,  although  not  attending  such  drawing 

schools,  may  be  permitted  (by  arrangements  between 
the  managers  of  the  schools  in  which  they  are  ap- 
prenticed and  the  master  of  any  such  drawing  school), 
to  be  annually  examined  there  instead  of  at  the  annual 
examination  of  pupil-teachers  before  the  inspectors. 


91.  Pupil-teachers  who  can  be  certified,  pursuant  to 
Article  90,  to  have  completed  their  apprenticeship  ^h  o^t, 
may  serve  a^  assidtaiits  in  schools  in  place  of  pupil-teadiers. 


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16.  The  Committee  of  Council,  at  the  time  of  agreeing  to 
make  annual  grants  to  a  school,  informs  the  managers  in 
what  month  to  look  for  the  inspector's  annual  visit.  This 
month  remains  the  same  from  year  to  year  unless  the  Com- 
mittee of  Council  informs  the  managers  of  a  change.  The 
inspector  gives  notice  of  the  day  of  his  visit  beforehand  to 
the  managers. 


51.  The  grant  is  withheld  altogether, — 


{d.)  If  the  registers  and  accounts  be  not  kept  with  suffi- 
cent  accuracy  to  warrant  confidence  in  the  returns. 


♦53*.  The  reduction  prescribed  by  Article  52c?  is  sus- 
pended, as  long  as  the  grant  and  the  endowment  together 
do  not  make  a  total  sum  exceeding  the  rate  ck  IBs.  per 
scholar  according  to  the  average  number  in  attendance  in 
the  year  defined  by  Article  17. 


81  (/.)  Note  of  Memorandum  for  Enaaganent  of  PvpH 
Teacher.) — ^This  apreement  should  be  deposited  with  the 
school  papers  (Articles  55).  The  surety  should  have  ei^er 
an  executed  duplicate  (which  requires  a  second  stamp),  or 
at  least  a  certified  eopy.  The  agreement  exists  only  between 
the  persons  who  sign  it.  If  any  of  them  are  changed  (by 
removal  of  managers,  or  otherwise),  forms  and  instructions 
for  a  new  agreement  (with  stamp)  may  be  obtained  upon 
application  (Article  21)  to  the  Committee  of  Council. 


88.  Column  "  Drawing." 

*  ♦  * 

2.  The  exerdses  may  be  worked  in  any  order  throughout 

the  years  of  apprenticeship. 

3.  Pupil-teachers  may  study  and  be  examined  (about 

March  in  each  year)  at  any  of  the  drawing  schools 
in  connexion  with  the  Department  of  Science  and 
Art. 

4.  Pupil-teachers,  although  not  studying  at  such  drawing 

schools,  may  be  permitted  (by  arrangements  between 
the  managers  of  the  schools  in  whidb  they  are  ap- 
prenticed and  the  master  of  any  such  drawing  school) 
to  be  annuaUy  examined  there. 

5.  An  annual  examination  in  drawing  is  also  held  in 

November  at  each  of  the  Normal  Colleges  (Article 
94a),  and  pupil-teachers,  who  obtain  permission  from 
the  authorities  of  them,  may  attend  there,  if  more 
convenient,  for  examination. 

6.  For  detoiled  information  respecting  the  means  of  in- 

struction, and  the  places  and  times  of  examination, 
apply  by  letter  to  "  The  Secretaiy,  Department  of 
Science  and  Art,  South  Kensington,  London,  S.W." 


91.  Pupil-teachers  who  can  be  certified,  pursuant  to 
Article  90,  to  have  completed  their  apprenticeship  with 
credit,  may  serve  as  assistants  in  schools  m  place  of  pupil- 


*  Thus  numbered  in  order  to  preserve  (for  purposes  of  raftnnos  and 
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Artieles  in  the  Code  of  1865  which  are  cancelled  or  modified 
in  the  Code  of  1866. 


New  Articles  in  the  Code  of  1866. 


without  being  required  to  be  annually  examined.  But  such 
aorifltwnts  ceaae  to  fuMl  the  conditions  of  Article  52  (b),  if  at 
any  time  the  inspector  reports  them  to  be  inefficient  teachers. 


'  *9SP,  Annual  Grants  (Article  40)  to  endowed  schools  are 
reduced  by  the  amounts  of  tbeur  income  (Article  52  d.) 
from  endowment;  but,  in  small  rural  (Article  133)  or 
united  schools  (Articles  135-140),  the  reduction  is  sus- 

rded  as  long  as  the  grant  and  the  endowment  together 
not  make  a  total  sum  exceeding  the  rate  of  15s.  per 
Scholar  according'  to  the-  average  number  in  attendance  in 
ike  yew  defined  by  Article  17  (Article  53^). 


141.  No  small  rural  school  ^Article  133)  nor  any  united 
school  (Articles  135-140)  is  subject  to  the  full  reduction  of 
the  grant  on  account  of  any  endowment  it  may  be  receiving 
(Article  93').t 


142.  the  managers  of  any  school  to  which  annual  in- 
spection has  already  been  promised  (Article  16)  may  apply 
in  writing  to  the  Uommittee  of  Council  on  Education,  at 
any  time  not  less  than  one  month  before  the  date  at  which 
the  inspector's  next  visit  is  due,  to  be  furnished  with  printed 
papers  and  instructions  for  holding  an  examination  of  their 
evening  scholars  (Articles  38, 39)  on  a  day  to  be  named  in 
tbeir  application. 


146.  The  exercises  ti  ^e  evening  scholars  transmitted  to 
the  inspector  are  not  returned  by  nim  to  the  Committee  of 
Councd  except  as  part  of  bis  next  annual  report  on  the 
whole  school  (Article  16). 


147.  Only  one  examination  per  annum  of  evening  scholars 
is  held  in  the  same  school  (Article  17). 


148.  In  order  to  ensure  the  preeoice  of  a  respons  ible 
manager  t6  receive  the  examination  papers,  the  managers 
of  ea^  school  in  which  a  spedal  examination  of  evening 
scholar^  is  to  be  held,  must  renew  their  appjlication  (Article 
142)  ev«ry  year  to  the  Committee  of  Council. 


•  Thus  numbered  in  order  to  preaorve  (tof  porposes  of  reference  and 
(notation)  the  numbering  of  articles  not  subatontiaUy  «*«J»5- „  ,  ^^. 
^Tsuperseded  bp  theMtmiU  qf  1  Jfoy,  1865,  exUnding  ArHcle  •SS^ 
Ci9»)toaUSehook. 


teachers,  without  being  required  to  be  annually  examined. 
But  such  assistants  cease  to  fuM  the  conditions  of  Article 
52  (b),  if  at  any  time  the  inspector  reports  them  to  be 
inefficient  teachers,  or  if  they  fail  to  produce  from  the 
managers,  and  from  the  principal  teacher,  of  their  school, 
the  same  certificates  of  conduct,  attention  to  duty,  and  obe- 
dience as  are  required  from  pupil-teachers. 


*93P.  Annual  Grants  (Article  40)  to  endowed  schools  are 
reduced  by  the  amounts  of  their  income  (Article  52  d.) 
from  endowment;  but  the  reduction  is  suspended  as  long 
as  the  grant  and  the  endowment  together  do  not  make  a 
total  sum  exceeding  the  rate  of  155.  per  scholar  according 
to  the  average  number  in  attendance  in  the  year  defined  by 
Article  17  (*Article  53>). 


tl41. 


142.  The  managers  of  any  school  to  which  annual  in- 
spection has  already  been  promised  (Article  16)  may  apply 
in  writing  to  the  Committee  of  Council  on  Education  to  be 
furnished  with  printed  papers  and  instructions  for  holding 
an  examination  of  their  evening  scholars  (Artides  38,  39). 

*142^  Only  one  examination  per  annum  of  evening 
scholars  is  held  in  the  same  school,  and  it  may  be  held  at 
any  time  of  the  year,  provided  tiiat,  between  any  two  of 
such  examinations,  there  intervene — 

(a)  the  inspector's  annual  visit  (Article  17) ;  and  also 

(6)  foriy,  or  more,  meetings  of  the  school  in  the  evening 
(Article  40  a). 


146.  The  exerdses  of  the  evening  scholars  transmitted 
to  the  inspector  are  not  returned  by  him  to  the  Committee 
of  Council  except  as  part  of  his  next  annual  report  on  the 
whole  school  (Artide  16),  and  the  grant  for  the  exami- 


nation of  the  evening  scholars  is  not  paid  except  as  part  of 
the  next  annual  grant  to  the  whole  school  (Artide  17}< 


7r 


tl47.  (The  artide  formerly  147  is  now  part  of  *142S  which 
see  above). 


148.  In  order  to  ensure  the  presence  of  a  responsible 
manager  to  receive  the  examination  papers,  the  managers  of 
each  school  in  which  a  spedal  examination  of  evening 
scholars  is  to  beheld,  must  renew  their  application  (Artide 
142)  every  year  to  the  Committee  of  Council.  The  day 
fixedfor  the  examination  must  allow  the  interval  required 
by  Artide  *142^ 

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quotation)  the  numbering  of  articles  not  substuitially  altered. 

t  Retained,  in  order  to  preserve  (for  purposes  of  reference  and 
quotation)  the  numbering  of  those  articles  which  are  not  substantially 
altered. 


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A  copy  of  the  following  Supplementary  Rules  is  sent  to  the  correspondent  of  the  School  by  the  In- 
spector at  the  same  time  as  notice  of  his  visit  (Article  16). 


RuLK  I.— In  column  II.  of  the  Examination  Schedule 
the  names  of  the  qualified  scholars  must  he  entered  claas 
by  class,  beginning  with  the  lowest  scholar  in  the  lowest  class. 

Rule  2. — The  entries  in  column  VII.  must  show  where 
one  class  ends  and  another  bef^ns*  The  number  denoting 
each  Class  is  to  be  written  oi3y  once ;  dots  ("  ")  are  to  be 
put  for  eadi  repetition  of  it,  until  the  next  higher  class 
Degins.    There  must  be  no  intermixture  of  classes. 

Rule  3. — The  entries  in  column  VIII  b.  will  show  where 
one  standard  ends  and  another  begins.  The  number  de- 
noting each  standard  is  to  be  written  only  once ;  dots  ("  " ) 
are  to  be  put  for  each  repetition  of  it  until  the  next  higher 
standard  begins.  There  must  be  no  intermixture  of  stand- 
ards.* 

Rule  4. — ^The  end  of  each  standard  in  column  VIII  b, 
need  not  (although,  of  course,  it  may)  coincide  with  the  end 
of  each  class  in  colunm  VII.*  Compare  the  entries  oppo- 
site to  No.  6  who  ends  a  class,  but  not  a  standard;  No.  8 
who  ends  a  standard  but  not  a  class  j  No.  )6  who  ends 
both  a  class  and  a  standard  (this  is  preferable). 

Rule  5. — ^I'he  managers  need  not  present  all  the  scholars 
who  in  each  class  are  quaUfied  for  examination  by  number 
of  attendances ;  but  those  whom  they  present  at  all  must 
be  presented  in  the  classes  to  which  the  school  registers 
prove  them  to  belong,  unless  they  fall  as  **  Exceptions " 
under  Rule  6. 

Rule  6.— The  children  who,  for  whatever  reason,  are 
presented  under  a  lower  standard  than  that  which  an  exami- 
nation of  the  school  according  to  the  above  rules  assigns  to 
their  class,  must  be  entered  last  in  the  schedule  under  the 
title  of  ''Exceptions,"  otherwise  they  will  violate  Rule  2 
or  3.  No  child  is  to  be  placed  among  the  **  Exceptions  " 
unless  there  is  some  special  excuse  for  doing  so,  such  as 
previous  illness,  &c.  rrim^  facie,  every  child  who  is  not 
fit  to  be  examined  in  its  own  class  has  been  wrongly  placed 
there /or  instruction. 

Rule  7. — The  Inspector  is  directed  to  refuse  to  examine 
Schools  wherein  Rule  2  or  Sis  violated.  He  will  in  such 
cases  proceed  to  inspect  the  School,  and  will  report  to  the 
Committee  of  Council  why^he  has  left  column  IX.  (his  Rc' 
port  on  each  candidate)  in  the  Examination  Schedule  blank. 

Rule  8. — No  grant  will  be  paid  to  a  School  (not  being 
one  for  Evening  Scholars  or  Infants  only)  unless  one  class 
— i.e.  all  who  are  to  be  examined  as  members  of  one  class 
according  to  Rule  5— be  presented  at  least  as  high  as 
Standard  III. 

Rule  9. — ^A  deduction  of  at  least  one-tenth  will  be  made 
from  the  grant  to  a  School  (not  being  one  for  Evening 
Scholars  or  Infants  only)  unless  one  class-rri.e.  all  who  are 
to  be  examined  as  members  of  one  class,  according  to  Rule 
5— be  presented  above  Standard  III. 

Rule  10. — Entries  in  column  VI.  have  reference  to 
Article  4  in  the  Revised  Code,  and  do  not  exclude  children 
from  the  grant  whose  parents,  though  not  supporting  them- 
selves by  manual  labour,  yet  are  of  the  same  means  and 
social  level  as  those  who  do  so ;  such  as  shopkeepers  who 
have  only  petty  stocks,  and  employ  no  one  but  members 
of  their  own  family. 


Cases  of  doubt  are  to  be  determined  according  to  the 
answers  to  one  or  more  of  the  following  inquiries  : — 
(a.)  Does  A.B.  work  for  himself,  or  for  a  master  ?  if  for 
himself,  does  he  employ  apprentices  or  journey- 
men?    This  will  apply  to  masons,  carpenters, 
tailors,  blacksmiths,  mariners,  fishermen,  &c. 
The  class  denoted  by  Article  4  supports  itself  by  its 
own  manual  labour  only,  and  not  by  profit  on  the 
labour  of  others. 
(b,)  "Would  it  be  unreasonable  to  expect  him  to  pay  9d, 
per  week  for  the  schooling  of  each  of  his  chilc&en  ? 
This  payment  equals  about  30s.  per  annum,  the 
estimated  cost  (Royal  Commissioners  Report,  page 
346)  of  elementary  instruction  in  a  day  school. 
(c.)  Does  he  rank,  and  associate  with,  the  working  men, 

or  with  the  tradesmen  of  the  place? 
Simple  policemen,  coastguards,  and  dock  and  railway 
porters,  may  commonly  be  regarded  as  labouring  men.  But 
petty  officers  in  those  services,  excisemen,  pilots,  and  clerks 
of  various  kinds,  present  more  difficulty,  and  must  be  judged 
of  according  to  the  answers  to  the  preceding  inquiries. 

Every  occupation  which  does  not  fall  within  the  letter  of 
Article  4,  should  be  entered  in  column  VI.,  but  a  well- 
marked  line  should  be  drawn  under  those  entries  which  are 
thought  to  fall  within  the  spirit  of  Article  4.  See  No.  12, 
in  specimen  Schedule,  supra. 

Rule  11. — To  find  the  average  number  of  scholars  in 
attendance  at  a  school  for  any  period,  add  together  the 
total  number  of  atten^mces  (see  Rule  12)  marked  in  the 
Class  Registers  within  the  period,  and  divide  the  sum  by 
the  number  of  times  which  the  school  has  been  open  within 
the  same  period ;  the  auoTiENT  is  the  average  number 
in  attendance. 

This  calculation  should  be  made  first,  for  the  whole 
school,  and  then  separately  for  those  scholars  only  who  do 
not  fulfil  Article  4.  See  Rule  10,  suprh,  and  note  %  in 
pp.  2,  3,  4  of  the  Form  IX.  The  divisor  will  be  the  same 
m  both  cases. 

Rule  12. — Attendance  at  a  morning  or  afternoon  meet- 
ing may  not  be  reckoned  for  any  scholar  who  has  been 
under  instruction  less  than  two  hours,  nor  attendance  at  an 
evening  meeting  for  any  scholar  who  has  been  under 
instruction  less  than  one  hour  and  a  half  (Article  41).  The 
Class  Registers  at  each  meeting  of  a  school  must  be  marked 
and  finally  closed  before  the  minimum  time  constituting  an 
attendance  begins.  The  inspector  will  inquire  whether 
this  rule  has  been  observed  (Article  51,  d). 

Rule  13. — No  child's  name  should  be  kept  on  the 
Admission  Register  after  a  fortnight's  continuous  absence 
without  inquiry  from  the  parents  whether  the  child  has  been 
withdrawn.  The  names  of  children  withdrawn  {whether 
they  are  so,  the  answer  of  their  parents  will  decide)  should 
be  cancelled  at  once  in  the  Registers,  and  not  included  in 
the  returns  of  age  and  stay  at  school ;  but  the  attendances 
(if  any)  opposite  to  such  names  in  the  Class  Registers, 
must  be  counted  under  Rule  11.,  suprh,  and  the  whole 
number  of  such  names  must  be  counted  for  the  return 
*'  left  in  past  year." 


*  In  the  following  tranaoript  of  part  of  the  Examhiation  Schedule,  Columns  IL,  YII^  andVIIId.,  are  filled  up,  btf  wm  qf  example,  according  to 
Boles  2  and  3.  Of  course,  the  other  columns  must  not,  in  pnzctioe,  be  left  blank ;  and  the  actual  numbers,  presented  in  each  class,  will  genenll/  be 
much  larger.  ^ 

I.  II.  III.  IV.  V.  VI.  viL         viiLi.       vm*. 


I 

1 

s 

8 

4 

6 

C 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

18 

IS 

14 

16 

IS 

17 


Namb. 


Age 

(on 

next 

Birthday). 


Date  of  Admission 
to  this  SchooL 


Tear. 


John  Jones     - 
Thomas  Peters 
HeniyBrown 
Wra.  Robinson 
Thomas  Davios 
Robert  Pinch 
Luke  Williams 
Simon  Hunt  • 
James  Short  - 
Richard  B.ogers 
Samuel  Grant 
John  S^les    - 
HennrPigot  - 
Silas  WuTs     - 
John  Miller    - 
Peter  Downes 
Charles  Potts 


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Month. 


Occupation  of  Parent. 

Lbaye  bljlNK  If  the 

Parent  (not  employing 

Journeymen  or  Appren- 

In  offier  caaett  make 
an  entry. 


Number 

of 
Attend' 


Year. 


In  what 
Class  of 
School; 
^r8^  means 
hiffhest. 


Huckstert 


Under  what 
Standard 

LAST 

exaoiined. 

enter  I.,  It, 

III,  Ac, 

as  case  may 

require. 


Under  what 
Standard 

NOW 

to  be 
examined, 
enter  L,IL, 

m,*c, 

as  case  may 
require. 


4th 


3rd 


2nd 


1st 


i!l 


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RETURN  to  an  Address  of  the  Honourable  The  House  of  Commons, 
dated  22  February  1866  ;— /or, 


"  RETURN  of  Number  of  Candidates,  Male  and  Female,  who  presented  themselves  for  Examination 
at  the  Thai  KING  Colleges  at  Christmas  1865  ;  of  the  Number  of  those  who  passed  their  Examination  in 
the  Year;  of  the  Number  of  those  who  entered  Training  Colleges  in  January  1866;  of  the  Number 
of  Pupil  Teachers  Apprenticed  in  the  Year  1865;  and,  of  the  Number  of  Pupil  Teachers  in  each  of 
the  Years  of  Appreniiceship  in  1865  (in  continuation  of  Parliamentary  Paper,  No.  86,  of  Session  1865)." 


Christmas  1864. 

.    Christmas  1865. 

Males. 

Females. 

Males. 

Females. 

Number  of  Candidates  (t.e.  for  admission)  who  presented  them-^ 
selves  for  examination  at  the  Training  Colleges  at  Christmas,  I 
1864  and  1865 J 

591 

904 

608 

947 

Number  of  those  who  passed  their  examination  in  that  year 

518 

810 

521 

785 

• 

January  1865. 

January  1866. 

Males. 

Females. 

Males. 

Females. 

Number  of  them  who  entered  Training  Colleges  in  January  18651 
and  1866 J 

501 

697 

508 

707 

• 

18  64. 

18  65. 

Males. 

Females. 

Males. 

Females. 

Number  of  Pupil  Teaohers  apprenticed  (i.e.  admitted  to  apprenO 
ticeship  in  1864  and  1865)          -         -         -         -         -         -J 

1,228 

1,340 

1,338 

1,293 

Number  ofPupil  Teachers  in  1st  year  (on  31  Dec.  1864  and  1865; 
9*                fi                2d      „                        „ 

ft                 n                 ^^^     19                         if 

884* 
1,077 
1,281 
1,242 
1,241 

1,01  !• 

1,198 

1,383 

1,489 

1,355 

1,212* 

885 

929 

1,106 

1,075 

1,143* 

1,063 

1,152 

1,272 

1,384 

5,725 

6,436 

5,207 

6,014 

*  These  numbers  are  less  than  those  immediately  above  them  ;   but  pupil  teachers,  who  are  old  and  proficient  enough,  are  often 
^  admitted  "  in  one  of  the  later  years  of  service.    See  Code  of  1860,  Article  103,  and  Revised  Code,  Article  81  f,  marginal  note  8. 


Education  Department,  -^ 

Privy  Council  OflBce,  Downing-street,  I 

3  March  1866.  J 


R.  M.  TF.  Lingen. 


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NATIONAL  EDUCATION  (IRELAND). 


RETURN  to  an  Order  of  the  Honourable  The  House  of  Commons, 
dated  31  May  1866;— /or, 


COPY  "  of  any  New  or  altered  Rule  on  the  subject  of  Rsligious 
Teaching  made  in  May  1866  by  the  Commissioners  of  National 
Education  (Ireland),  with  the  Names  of  the  Commissioners  present 
when  the  same  was  adopted,  and  the  Protests,  if  any." 


Office  of  National  Education^  JAMES  KELLY,  1^ 

Dublin,  23  June  1866.       /  WILLIAM  MCCREEDY,  J  ^^^^^*^«- 


CONTENTS. 

Page. 

Copy  of  New  or  Altered  Rule 1 

Names  of  Commissioners  present  when  same  was  adopted    .-.--.  1 

The  Protests       -         -         .         . 2 

New  Rule,  with  Proviso  added 2 

Resolution  passed  by  the  Commissioners  in  connection  with  the  Proviso  added  to  the 

New  Rule 2 


I. — Copy  of  New  or  Altered  Rule  on  the  Subject  of  Religious  Teaching, 
made  in  May  1866,  by  the  Commissioners  of  National  Education 
(Ireland). 

"  No  pupil  who  is  registered  by  its  parents  or  guardians  as  a  Protestant  is 
to  be  permitted  to  remain  in  attendance  during  the  time  of  religious  instruction 
in  case  the  teacher  giving  such  instruction  is  a  Roman  Catholic  ;  and  no  pupil 
who  is  registered  by  its  parents  or  guardians  as  a  Roman  Catholic  is  to  be  per- 
mitted  to  remain  in  attendance  during  the  time  of  religious  instruction  in  case 
the  teacher  giving  such  instruction  is  not  a  Roman  Catholic. 

*^  And  further,  no  pupil  is  to  be  permitted  to  remain  in  attendance  during 
the  time  of  any  religious  instruction  to  which  its  parents  or  guardians 
object." 

Note. — In  accordance  with  the  Rule  of  the  Board  in  such  cases,  applica- 
tion has  been  made  to  the  Lord  Lieutenant  to  sanction  the  adoption  of  the 
above  Rule,  which  cannot  take  eflFect  until  his  Excellency  shall  have  signified 
his  approval,  which  he  has  not  yet  done. 


II. — The  Names  of  the  Commissioners  present  when  the  same  was  adopted. 


The  Right  Hon.  Lord  BeDew. 

Rev.  Dr.  Henry. 

The  Marquis  01  Kildare. 

The  Riffht  Hon,  the  Lord  Chancellor. 

James  Gibson,  Esq. 

The  Hon.  Jud^e  Longfield. 

Laurence  Walaron,  Esq.,  d.l. 

The  Right  Hon.  Judge  O'Hagan. 


The  Right  Hon.  the  Earl  of  Dunraven. 
Chief  Justice  Monahan. 
Rev.  Dr.  HalL 
John  Lentaigne,  Esq. 
John  O'Hagan,  Esq.,  Q.  c. 
The  Right    Hon.   Alexander    Mac- 
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III. — ^Thb  Protests. 

The  Kev.  Doctor  Henry,  Rev.  Doctor  Hall,  and  James  Gibson,  Esq.,  protest 
aojainst  the  change  of  Rule. 

Note.— The  Bishop  of  Derry,  in  a  letter  addressed  by  him  to  the  Board, 
expressed  himself  prepared  to  accede  to  a  change  of  the  Rule,  and  with  that 
view  his  Lordship  submitted  a  proposition,  which,  however,  was  not  adopted 
by  the  Commissioners. 


Subsequently  to  the  date  of  the  Order  of  the  House  of  Commons,  calling 
for  the  foregoing  Return,  the  following  **  Proviso  "  was  added  to  the  proposed 
New  Rule  on  the  subject  of  religious  instruction  ;  and  the  Rule,  with  the  Pro- 
viso, having  received  the  sanction  of  his  Excellency  the  Lord  Lieutenant,  by 
letter,  dated  26th  June  1866,  stands  as  follows  : 

''  No  pupil,  who  is  registered  by  its  parents  or  guardians  as  a  Protestant,  is 
"  to  be  permitted  to  remain  in  attendance  during  the  time  of  religious  instruc- 
"  tion,  in  case  the  teacher  giving  such  instruction  is  a  Roman  Catholic  ;  and 
"  no  pupil,  who  is  registered  by  its  parents  or  guardians  as  a  Roman  Catholic, 
"  is  to  be  permitted  to  remain  in  attendance  during  the  time  of  religious  in- 
"  struction,  in  case  the  teacher  giving  such  instruction  is  not  a  Roman  Catholic; 
''  and  further,  no  pupil  is  to  be  permitted  to  remain  in  attendance  during  the 
**  time  of  any  religious  instruction  to  which  its  parents  or  guardians  object." 

"  Provided,  however,  that  in  case  any  parent  or  guardian  shall  express  his 
''  desire  that  his  child  should  receive  any  particular  religious  instruction,  and 
''  shall  record  such  desire  in  a  book,  to  be  provided  in  the  school,  when  neces- 
"  sary  for  that  purpose ;  this  prohibition  shall  not  apply  to  the  time  during 
**  which  such  religious  instruction  only  is  given.*  The  entry  in  the  book  shall 
"  be  signed  with  the  name  or  mark  of  the  parent  or  guardian,  and  the  book 
'^  shall  be  submitted  to  the  Inspector  so  often  as  he  visits  the  school." 

In  connection  with  the  foregoing,  the  Commissioners  have  passed  the  follow- 
ing Resolution : 

''  That  whilst  the  Rule  adopted  by  the  Board  appears  to  the  Commissioners 
"  to  furnish  the  most  efficient  means  for  guarding  from  the  suspicion  of  pro- 
"  jelytism  a  system  of  separate  religious  and  combined  secular  instruction,  the 
"  Commissioners  accept,  in  deference  to  the  wishes  of  the  Lord  Lieutenant,  the 
"  Proviso  suggested  in  the  Chief  Secretary's  letter,  in  the  hope  that  it  will  not 
"  interfere  with  the  practical  operation  of  the  Rule.  The  Commissioners,  how- 
"  ever,  will  feel  it  to  be  their  duty  to  propose  the  repeal  of  the  Proviso,  if  the 
'*  Rule,  so  modified,  should  prove  in  any  manner  inadequate  to  the  accomplish- 
**  ment  of  its  object.'' 

*  Such  expression  of  desire  may,  at  any  time,  be  revoked  by  the  parent  or  guardian,  and  shall 
thereupon  become  inoperative. 


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NATIONAL  EDUCATION  (IRELAND). 


RETURN  to  aD  Order  of  the  Honourable  The  Houae  of  Commoiiay 
dated  19  July  1866  ;-;/br, 


**  COPY  of  any  Correspondence  between  Her  Majesty's  Government  and  the 
Commissioners  of  National  Education  {Ireland)^  on  the  subject  of  the  orga- 
nisation and  government  of  Training  and  Model  Schools." 


Offioe  of  National  Education,  Dublin,!  JAMES  KELLY,  la^^4«^o« 

26  July  1866.  J  WILLIAM  McCREEDY,/^^'*^*"^ 


Copy  of  Letibr,  dated  19th  June  1866,  from  the  Right  Hon.  C.  S.  Fortescue^  m.  p.. 
Chief  Secretary  for  Ireland^  to  the  Commissioners  of  National  Education  in 
Ireland. 

My  Lords  ami  Gentlemen,  Irish  Office,  19  June  1866. 

I  AM  desired  by  His  Excellency  the  Lord  Lieutenant  to  inform  you  that  Her 
Majesty's  Government  have  had  under  their  careful  consideration  several  im- 
portant questions  connected  with  the  operation  of  the  National  system  of  Education 
in  Ireland,  to  which  they  desire  to  call  the  attention  of  the  Commissioners,  with 
a  view  to  the  adoption  of  certain  alterations  which  they  believe  would  produce 
great  public  advantage. 

The  first  point  which  they  request  the  Board  to  consider  is  that  of  the  training 
of  teachers  in  model  schools. 

It  was  originally  laid  down  by  Lord  Derby  as  a  condition  of  the  employment 
.  of  teachers,  that  they  should  have  received  previous  instruction  in  a  Model  School, 
which  was  accordingly  opened  in  Dublin  in  1833. 

But  the  Commissioners  of  Education  having  thus  one  normal  school  only,  and 
having  a  large  and  increasing  number  of  teachers  to  train,  were  forced  to  adopt 
H  very  limited  course  of  instruction,  a  course  which  at  first  was  spread  over  three 
months  only,  and  which  has  never  exceeded  five  months ;  and  notwithstanding 
this  effort  to  extend,  however  imperfectly,  the  influences  of  training  as  widely  as 
possible,  it  appears  that  there  are  still  in  the  National  Schools  4,309  untrained 
teachers  out  of  a  total  number  of  7,472. 

It  is  of  course  known  to  the  Government  that  the  District  Model  Schools 
assist  in  supplying  competent  teachers.  But  the  number  which  they  are  able  to 
send  out  does  not,  it  appears,  exceed  90  annually,  while  in  34  out  of  60  school 
districts  into  which  the  country  has  been  divided  no  model  school  has  been 
established.  It  is  accordingly  ascertained  that  between  the  training  school  in 
Dublin  and  the  District  Model  Schools  in  the  country,  the  number  of  persons 
prepared  annually  for  the  office  of  teacher  is  only  about  400,  whereas  the  number 
of  new  teachers,  principals,  or  assistants,  annually  required  is  about  800. 

The  Government  view  this  state  of  things  with  much  concern,  and  are  anxious 
to  apply  a  remedy  to  the  incompleteness  and  inadequacy  of  the  present  training 
system ;  but  considering  the  hostility  felt  and  expressed  in  some  quarters,  and 
especially  in  the  Roman  Catholic  community,  to  the  principle  of  exclusive  State 
management  in  the  case  of  model  and  training  schools,  they  are  not  prepared  to 
undertake  the  extension  of  such  schools  under  such  exclusive  management.  The 
Government  prefer  to  stimulate  private  enterprise  and  private  zeal  to  supply  the 

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wants  which  exist,  and  they  therefore  propose  to  encourage  the  establishment  of 
model  schools  under  local  management. 

The  following  is  the  outline  of  the  plan  which  the  Government  would  propose 
for  the  consideration  of  the  Board. 

A  model  school,  under  local  management,  would  consist  of  two  parts : 

1st.  The  domestic  establishment,  which  should  have  accommodation  for  at 
least  15  resident  pupils,  and  which  should  in  every  respect  be  suitable  to  its 
purpose  as  a  part  of  a  training  institution. 

2nd.  The  school-house,  which  should  be  of  a  superior  character,  and  be  capable 
of  accommodating  at  least  1 60  pupils. 

The  domestic  establishment  should  be  erected  from  funds  derived  from  private 
sources. 

The  school-house  may  be  built  either  from  private  funds,  as  in  the  case  of 
ordinary  non-vested  National  Schools,  or  partly  from  private  funds,  and  partly 
from  the  Parliamentary  grant,  as  in  the  case  of  vested  National  Schools.  In  the 
former  instance,  the  school  would  be  called  a  non-vested  model  school ;  in  the 
latter  instance,  a  vested  model  school. 

To  the  erection  of  a  vested  model  school-house  the  Commissioners  would  con- 
tribute in  the  same  proportion  of  expense  as  in  the  case  of  ordinary  schools. 
The  management  and  general  direction  of  a  vested  Model  School  would  be  vested 
in  trustees,  who,  subject  to  the  Board^s  approval,  would  appoint  the  teachers, 
and  would  have  the  absolute  power  of  dismissing  them. 

The  heads  of  the  school  should  exhibit  qualifications  for  the  proper  training 
of  students  in  the  art  of  teaching,  and  the  organization  of  schools. 

The  day  school  must  be  open  to  pupils  of  all  denominations,  and  must  be 
conducted  exactly  upon  the  pnnciple  of  an  ordinary  National  School :  a  course  of 
study  by  students  in  training  would  be  laid  down  by  the  Board.  For  each 
student  who  should  pass  a  satisfactory  examination  a  grant  should  be  made  by 
the  Board.  The  Government  would  look  to  the  Board  for  advice  as  to  the 
amount  of  such  grant,  and  also  for  the  suggestion  of  all  regulations  of  detail 
necessary  to  carry  into  effect  the  plan  which  I  have  described.  ^ 

Her  Majesty's  Government,  in  the  next  place,  strongly  recommend  a  revision 
of  the  arrangements  for  the  reception  of  teachers  in  training,  in  force  in  the 
Normal  establishment  in  Dublin,  with  the  view  of  providing,  if  possible,  an 
ampler  and  more  practical  course  of  instruction  for  a  larger  number  of  teachere. 
They  desire  also  to  observe,  that  there  is  a  marked  distinction  between  the 
position  of  students  residing  for  a  considerable  time  as  boarders  in  a  draining 
institute  or  model  school,  and  that  of  day  scholars  attending  an  ordinary  school ; 
a  distinction  which  accounts  for  the  fact,  that  objections  are  often  entertained, 
especially  by  the  clergy  of  the  Roman  Catholic  Church,  against  sending  teachers 
or  pupil  teachers  to  an  institution  where  their  domestic  life  is  not  based,  like 
the  family  life  of  a  home,  upon  identity  of  religious  belief. 

It  appears  to  the  Government  that  the  double  object  of  meeting  such  objec^ 
tions,  and  of  providing  the  means  of  retaining  a  larger  number  of  teachers  for  s^ 
longer  period  in  training,  might,  to  a  great  extent,  be  attained  by  permitting 
teachers  or  pupil  teachers,  at  their  own  desire,  or  that  of  the  managers  of  schools  by 
whom  they  are  sent  up  for  training,  to  board  and  lodge  out  of  the  official  esta- 
blishment. In  such  cases  teachers  and  pupil  teachers  should  receive  an  allow- 
ance in  lieu  of  board  and  lodging,  and  arrangements  could  be  readily  made  for 
their  reception  in  private  boarding  houses  sanctioned  by  the  Commissioners.  If 
a  precedent  were  needed  for  such  an  arrangemait,  I  find  that  in  the  Scotch 
Presbyterian  training  colleges  there  are  no  official  residences  for  the  teachers 
in  training,  who,  by  means  of  an  allowance  from  the  college,  pravide  board  and 
lodging  for  themselves. 

The  Government  are  further  of  opinion  that,  considering  the  nature  of  these 
institutions  in  which  the  Commissioners  stand,  to  a  great  extent,  towards  the 
teachers  in  loco  parentis,  and  in  which  large  number  of  children  of  different  reli- 
gious denominations  are  drawn  together  without  that  local  supervision,  either  lay 
or  clerical,  which  the  patron  or  manager  affords  to  an  ordinary  national  school, 
some  special  provision  should  be  made  for  the  religious  instruction  and  super* 
vision  of  the  inmates,  and  with  this  view  they  recommend  the  appointment  of 
chaplains  in  connection  with  the  central  training  and  district  model  schools,  upon 
the  following  conditions  : — 

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The  CommisBioners,  upon  the  recommendation  of  the  Bishop  or  other  autho- 
rity of  the  church  to  which  they  beloi^^  should  appoint  as  chaplains  resident 
clergymen  of  each  denomination. 

The  chaplain  should  have  control,  subject  to  the  rules  of  the  Board,  over  the 
religious  instruction  of  the  teachers  in  training  and  pupils  of  his  own  denomi- 
nation. 

It  would  be  especially  his  duty  to  watch  over  those  teachers  who,  under  the 
last  proposal,  should  reside  out  of  the  official  estabUshment. 

The  Coinmissioners  should  require  his  certificate  as  a  condition  of  granting  or 
continuing  their  license  to  a  boarding  house  for  the  use  of  teachers  of  his  own 
denomination. 

He  should  be  remunerated  by  a  capitation  grant  for  the  teachers  in  training 
and  the  pupils  belonging  to  his  own  church,  his  total  income  not,  however,  ex- 
ceeding some  fixed  amount. 

Every  teacher  of  a  model  school  would,  as  at  present,  be  appointed  by  the 
Commissioners,  subject  to  the  possession  of  a  certificate  as  to  faith  and  morals 
from  the  chaplain  of  his  own  religious  denomination. 

Finally,  I  am  directed  by  his  Excellency  to  inform  you  that  Her  Majesty's 
Govemndent  are  desirous  of  drawing  the  attention  of  the  Commissioners  to  the 
important  principle  upon  which  ^e  remuneration  of  the  teachers  of  schools 
supported  by  the  State  has  with  such  marked  success  been  recently  regulated  in 
England  and  Scotland;  I  refer  to  the  principle  of  State  payments  being  appor- 
tioned to  the  ascertained  results  of  education. 

The  Government  do  not  urge  upon  the  Commissioners  the  general  adoption  of 
this  principle  as  an  immediate  change  in  the  Irish  system.  They  propose  its 
early  introduction  in  certain  cases  where  }t  might  properly  be  tried  at  once,  as 
in  that  of  the  model  schools,  to  be  followed  by  its  gradual  development,  not 
necessarily  in  the  precise  form  which  it  has  assumed  in  England,  but  with  such 
modifications  and  adaptations  as  the  Commissioners,  profiting  by  English  expe- 
rience, with  their  knowledge  of  the  wants  and  circumstances  of  Ireland,  may 
recommend.  I  may  add  that  I  should  hope  that,  as  one  effect  of  the  change, 
the  incomes  of  meritorious  teachers  would  thereby  be  improved. 

The  Lord  Lieutenant  invites  the  immediate  consideration  of  the  Commissioners 
to  the  proposals  herein  contained,  and  requests  to  be  favoured  with  their  views 
thereon  as  soon  as  ppssible. 

I  have,  &c. 
The  Commissioners  (signed)        C.  S.  Fdrtescue. 

of  National  Education* 


Copy  of  Letter,  dated  2  July  1866,  from  the  Commissioners  of  National 
Education  in  Ireland,  to  the  Right  Honourable  C.  S.  Fortescue^  M.P.,  Chief 
Secretary  for  Ireland* 

(No.  6466/66.— B.O.  80/6/66.) 

Sir,  Office  of  National  Education,  2  July  1866. 

We  lukve  had  the  honour  to  lay  before  a  special  meeting  of  the  Board  of  National 
Education  your  letter  of  the  19th  ultimo. 

We  are  now  directed  to  inform  you  that  the  Commissioners  have  considered 
the  proposals  to  which  their  attention  has  been  invited  by  the  Lord  Lieutenant, 
and,  without  binding  themselves  to  the  adoption  of  any  particular  details,  they 
beg  to  express  their  general  approbation  of  those  proposds,  and  their  readiness  to 
co-operate  with  the  Government  in  carrying  them  into  practical  effect^  keeping 
always  in  view  the  fundamental  principles  of  united  secular  education. 

We  have,  &c. 
(signed)        James  Kelly, 
The  Right  Honourable  Wm.  McCreedy, 

C.  S.  Fortescue,  m.p..  Chief  Secretary,  Secretaries. 

Irish  Office,  London. 


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QUEEN^S  UNIVERSITY  (IRELAND). 


COPY  of  Patent  granting  Supplbhental  Charter  to  the  Queen's 

University  in  Ireland. 


VICTORIA,  by  the  Grace  of  God  of  the  United  Kingdom  of  Great  Britain 
and  Ireland,  Queen,  Defender  of  the  Faith,  to  all  unto  whom  these  presents  shall 
come,  greeting :  Whereas  by  Letters  Patent  under  the  great  seal  of  Ireland, 
bearing  date  the  8th  day  of  October,  in  the  28th  year  of  Our  reign,  We  did 
constitute,  ordain,  and  found  as  a  body  politic  and  corporate  ^*  The  Queen's 
University  in  Ireland,'*  and  did  will  and  ordain  that  the  said  University  should 
have  power  to  grant  to  matriculated  candidate,  who  should  have  pursued  a 
r^;ular  course  of  study,  either  wholly  in  one  or  more  of  the  colleges  of  the 
University,  or  part  of  it  in  such  other  places  or  ways  as  were  expressly  permitted 
by  certain  provisions  in  the  said  Letters  Patent  contained,  and  the  rest  in  one  or 
more  of  the  colleges  of  the  said  University,  all  such  degrees  or  other  distinctions 
as  could  be  conferred  in  or  by  any  other  University  in  Our  United  Kingdom  of 
Great  Britain  and  Ireland,  provided  that  the  University  created  by  Our  said 
Charter  should  not  confer  any  degree  or  other  distinction  in  theology. 

And  whereas  it  is  expedient  to  extend  the  bene6ts  of  the  said  University,  and 
for  that  purpose  to  enlarge  the  powers  of  the  said  University  created  by  Our  said 
Charter,  by  enabling  it  to  grant  all  such  degrees  and  distinctions  as  are  herein- 
before mentioned  to  persons  who  may  be  deemed  qualified  to  obtain  the  same, 
although  they  may  not  have  matriculated  in  any  of  the  said  colleges  of  the 
University,  or  pursued  any  part  of  their  studies  in  such  colleges. 

Know  ye,  therefore,  thaC  We,  of  Our  special  grace,  certain  knowledge,  and 
mere  motion,  by  and  with  the  advice  and  consent  of  Our  right  trusty  and  right 
well-beloved  Cousin  and  Counsellor,  John,  Earl  of  Kimberley,  Our  Lieutenant 
General  and  General  Governor  of  that  part  of  Our  said  United  Kingdom  of  Great 
Britain  and  Ireland,  called  Ireland,  and  according  to  the  tenor  and  effect  of  Our 
letter,  under  Our  Privy  Signet  and  Royal  Sign  Manual,  bearing  date  at  Our  Court 
of  St.  James's,  the  13th  day  of  June  1866,  in  the  29th  year  of  Our  reign,  and 
now  enrolled  in  the  Rolls  of  Our  High  Court  of  Chancery,  in  that  part  of  Our 
said  United  Kingdom  called  Ireland,  have  willed,  ordained,  constituted,  and 
declared,  and  by  these  presents  to  Our  heirs  and  successors,  We  do  will,  ordain, 
constitute,  and  declare,  that  the  said  University,  created  by  Our  said  Charter, 
shall  have  power  to  grant  to  any  person  who  may  have  matriculated  in  the  said 
University,  and  who  may  be  deemed  qualified  by  the  senate  of  the  said  Queen*s 
University  in  Ireland  aforesaid,  to  obtain  the  same,  all  such  or  any  of  the  degrees 
or  distinctions  which,  by  Our  said  Charter,  the  said  Queen's  University  in  Ireland 
is  empowered  to  grant,  notwithstanding  that  such  persons  may  not  have  matri- 
culated in  any  of  the  said  colleges,  or  pursued  any  of  their  studies  therein. 

And  We  do  further  will  and  ordain  that  all  persons,  although  not  educated  in 
any  of  the  colleges  mentioned  or  referred  to  in  Our  said  Charter,  shall  be 
admitted  as  candidates  for  matriculation  in  the  said  University,  and  after  such 
matriculation,  as  candidates  for  any  of  the  said  degrees  or  distinctions,  by  the 
said  Charter  authorised  to  be  conferred  or  granted,  subject  to  all  such  rules  and 
regulations  as  the  senate  of  the  said  Queeirs  University  may  from  lime  to  time 
make. 

And  further,  of  Our  special  grace,  certain  knowledge,  and  mere  motion,  by 
and  with  the  advice  and  consent  aforesaid,  and  according  to  the  tenor  and  effect 
of  Our  aforesaid  letter,  We  do,  for  Us,  Our  heirs  and  successors,  further  will  and 
ordain,  that  once  at  least  in  every  year,  the  senate  of  the  Queen's  University  in 
Ireland  shall  cause  to  be  held  an  examination  for  matriculation  in  the  said  Uni- 
versity of  all  such  students  as  may  present  themselves  as  candidates  for  matri- 
culation under  this  Our  Charter. 

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And,  lastly.  We  do  hereby,  for  Us,  Oar  heirs  and  successors,  grant  and  declare 
that  these  Our  Letters  Patent,  or  the  enrolment  or  exemplification  thereof,  shall 
be  in  all  things  good,  firm,  valid,  and  effectual  in  the  law,  according  to  the  true 
intent  and  meaning  of  the  same,  and  shall  be  taken,  construed,  and  adjudged  in 
all  Our  courts  as  elsewhere  in  the  most  favourable  and  beneficial  sense,  and  for 
the  best  advantage  of  the  said  University,  any  mis-recital,  non-recital,  omission, 
defect,  imperfection,  matter  or  thing  whatsoever  to  the  contrary  thereof  in  any- 
wise notwithstanding :  Provided  always  that  these  Our  Letters  Patent  be  enrolled 
in  the  Rolls  of  Our  High  Court  of  Chancery  in  that  part  of  Our  said  United 
Kingdom  of  Great  Britain  and  Ireland  called  Ireland,  within  the  space  of  six 
months  ijext  ensuing  the  date  of  these  presents.  In  witness  whereof  We  have 
caused  these  Our  Letters  to  be  made  Patent. 

Witness,  John,  Earl  of  Kimberley,  Our  Lieutenant  General  and  General 
Governor  of  Ireland,  at  Dublin,  the  25th  day  of  June,  in  the  30th  year  of  Our 
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ROYAL    HIBERNIAN    ACADEM«Y. 


RETURN  to  an  Order  of  the  Honourable  The  House  of  Conmions, 
dated  31  July  1866;— /or, 


COPIES  "  of  Memorial  and  Statement  of  Treasurer  of  Royal  Hibernian 
Academy  to  the  late  Lord  Lieutenant  of  Irelandy  dated  the  20th  day  of 
September  1865,  and  Letters  in  reference  thereto  from  the  Irish 
Government :" 

^  And,  of  Report  from  Mr.  Eyre  Crowe  on  Royal  Hibernian  Academy's 
Schools  of  Art,  1865,  with  Answer  of  Academy  thereto,  and  Statement 
forwarded  therewith,  with  other  Correspondence  between  Department  of 
Science  and  Art  and  the  Irish  Government  in  reference  to  the  Royal 
Hibernian  Academy." 


{Mr.  Pirn.) 


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10  August  1 866. 


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Memorial  of  Royal  Hibernian  Academy  to  the  Lord  Lieut 
(with  enclosures)  -        •         ^ 

The  Under  Secretary  to  Mr.  Macleod         -         -        -         .         - 

Mr.  Macleod  to  the  Under  Secretary  (with  enclosure) 

The    Under    Secretary   to     the    Secretary,     Royal    Hibernian 
Academy     ---------- 

The  Secretary,  Royal  Hibernian  Academy,  to  the  Under  Secre« 
tary  (with  enclosure)    ----.-.. 

The  Under  Secretary  to  Mr.  Macleod 

Mr.  Macleod  to  the  Under  Secretary 

The   Under    Secretary,    to    the     Secretary,   Royal    Hibernian 
Academy    -         •-----... 

The  Secretary  to  the  Royal  Hibernian  Acad|9my,  to  the  Under 
Secretary .-... 

The  Under  Secretary  to  Mr.  Macleod 

Mr.  Maokod  to  the  Und^  Seeretftij 


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COPIES  of  Memoriax  and  Statement  of  Treasurer  of  Royal  Hibernian 
Academy  to  the  late  Lord  Lieutenant  of  Ireland^  dated  the  20th  day  of 
September  1866,  and  Letters  in  reference  thereto  from  the  Irish  Govern- 
ment; and,  of  Report  from  Mr.  Eyre  Crowes  on  Royal  Hibernian 
Academy's  Schools  of  Aut,  1865,  with  Answer  of  Academy  thereto,  and 
Statement  forwarded  therewith,  with  other  Correspondence  between 
Department  of  Science  and  Art  and  the  Lish  Government  in  reference  to 
the  Royal  Hibernian  Academy. 


.       _  No.  1.  — 
Memorial  of  the  President  and  Members  of  the  Royal  Hibernian  Academy. 


To  His  Excellency  Jb^ij  fVodehouse,  Baron  fVodehause,  Lord  Lieutenant  General, 
and  General  Governor  of  Ireland,  &c.,  &c.,  &a 

The  Memorial  of  the  President  and  Members  of  the  Royal 
Hibernian  Academy, 

Humbly  showeth — 

That,  in  July  last  the  Academy  received  an  intimation  from  the  Department 
of  Science  and  Art  that  early  in  the  ensuing  August  the  Right  Honourable 
H,  A.  Bruce,  Vice  President  of  the  Committee  of  Council  on  Education,  would 
make  a  visit  of  inspection  to  the  Academy- 

That  on  the  4th  of  August,  Mr.  Cole  and  Captain  Donnelly  visited  the 
Academy  instead  of  Mr.  Bruce,  and  inquired  into  the  state  of  the  schools, 
annual  exhibitions,  &c.,  and,  at  their  request,  tabular  statements,  setting  forth 
the  receipts,  expenditure,  and  pecuniary  losses  incurred  by  the  exhibitions 
during  the  last  four  years  were  forwarded  to  the  Department. 

That  it  was  shown  by  those  statements,  copies  of  which  are  herewith  sub- 
mitted for  your  Excellency's  information,  that  the  Government  grant  of  300  /. 
annually  voted  to  the  Academy  is  insufficient,  and  that  the  Academy  has 
been  for  years  struggling  to  maintain  the  institution  upon  wholly  insufficient 
means. 

That,  in  consequence  of  these  difficulties,  arising  from  the  pecuniary  failure 
of  the  exhibitions,  the  Academy  now  seeks  through  the  Department  of  Science 
and  Art,  an  additional  grant-in-aid  of  250  /.,  to  enable  it  to  meet  existing  liabili- 
ties ;  and  feeling  assured  that  yoiu*  Excellency  ftdly  appreciates  the  importance 
of  such  an  institution  as  the  Royal  Hibernian  Academy,  a  body  of  professional 
artists,  incorporated  by  Royal  Charter,  affording  a  nucleus  and  rallying  point 
for  the  advancement  of  the  fine  arts  in  Ireland,  and  exercising  an  important 
and  necessary  influence  on  public  taste. 

Memorialists  therefore  pray  your  Excellency  to  use  your  influence  with 
Government  to  advocate  this  request,  and  to  urge  the  necessity,  by  a  permanently 
increased  grant,  of  placing  their  institution  on  a  more  secure  and  solid  basis. 

And  Memorialists  will  ever  pray. 

(signed)         Catterson  Smith,  President  r.h.a. 
M.  Angela  Hayes,  Secretary  r.h.a. 


Dublin,  17  November  1865. 


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Royal  Hibernian  Academy, 
Sir,  21  September  1865. 

I  AM  directed  by  the  Council  of  the  Royal  Academy  to  forward  the  accompanying 
statement  of  the  receipts  and  expenses  of  the  annual  exhibitions  for  the  last  four  years,  as 
Mr.  Cole,  during  his  recent  visit  to  the  Academy,  made  some  inquiries  respecting  the 
losses  caused  by  exhibitions,  which,  in  the  absence  of  the  treasurer  (at  that  time  abroad) 
it  was  not  possible  then  to  afford,  and  expressed  a  wish  to  have  such  returns  forwarded. 

The  losses  on  the  annual  exhibitions  have  necessarily  interfered  with  the  efficiency  of 
the  institution  as  the  Academy  is  not  possessed  of  any  funds  except  the  annual  grant-in- 
aid,  of  300  /.,  and  that  is  scarcely  sufficient  for  the  necessary  expenses  of  the  schools. 

Thus  the  Academy  is  involved  in  debt,  notwithstanding  the  utmost  efforts  of  the  mem- 
bers to  render  their  exhibition  remunerative. 

In  the  annual  reports  the  Academy  has  constantly  pointed  to  the  apathy  of  the  public 
respecting  the  fine  arts,  and  the  necessity  of  an  annually  increased  grant  to  sustam  the 
Academy. 

I  am  now  therefore  to  convey  through  you  to  the  Department  of  Science  and  Art,  the 
inclosed  statements,  showing  that  during  the  last  four  years  an  average  loss  of  100  /.  has 
been  incurred,  and  to  respectfully  urge  upon  the  Department  the  necessity  of  an  additional 
grant  of  250  /.,  which  will  enable  the  Academy  to  meet  their  liabilities  and  carry  on  the 
institution  to  the  end  of  the  current  year. 


To  Norman  M^Leod,  Esq. 
Department  of  Science  and  Art, 
South  Kensington,  London. 


1  am, 

(signed) 


&c 
M.  Angelo  Hayes, 

Secretary  b.h«a. 


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PAPERS  RELATING  TO  THE 


No.  2.  — 


The  Under  Secretary  for  Ireland,  to  the  Secretary,  Department  of  Science 

and  Art,  South  Kensington. 

Sir,  Dublin  Castle,  21  November  1865, 

I  AM  directed  by  the  Lord  Lieutenant  to  transmit  to  you,  to  be  laid  before 
the  Committee  of  Council  on  Education,  a  copy  of  a  memorial  to  his  Excellency 
from  the  President  and  Members  of  the  Royal  Hibernian  Academy,  praying 
for  a  grant-in-aid  of  250  /.,  in  addition  to  their  annual  grant  of  300  /.  to  enable 
them  to  meet  existing  liabilities,  and  also  for  a  permanent  increase  to  that 
grant. 

I  am  to  state  that  his  Excellency  would  view  with  regret  any  failure,  from 
want  of  funds,  of  the  schools  now  maintained  by  the  Royal  Hibernian  Academy, 
and  trusts  that  their  Lordships  will  give  their  favourable  consideration  to  this 
memorial. 

1  am,  &c. 
(signed)         Thomas  A.  Larcom. 


—  No.  3.  - 

Mr.  N,  McLeod  to  the  Under  Secretary. 

Science  and  Art  Department,  London,  W., 
Sir,  12  February  1866. 

I  AM  directed  by  the  Lords  of  the  Committee  of  Council  on  Education,  to 
forward  for  the  information  of  the  Lord  Lieutenant,  a  copy  of  their  Lordsiiips' 
minute  of  the  9th  instant,  relative  to  the  memorial  from  the  Royal  Hibernian 
Academy,  and  I  am  to  request  you  to  favour  me  with  any  observations  on  the 
withdrawal  of  the  grant,  or  with  any  suggestions  for  rendering  the  continued 
expenditure  justifiable. 

I  have,  &c. 
(signed)         Norman  McLeod^ 

Assistant  Secretary. 


Enclosure  in  No.  3. 


Copy  of  Minute,  9  February  1866. 
Boyal  Hibernian  Academy. 

My  Lords  consider  Sir  Thomas  Larcom's  letter  of  the  2l8t  November  1865,  also 
memorial  transmitted  therewith  from  the  Koyal  Hibernian  Academv,  praving  for  a  grant 
of  250  /.,  to  pay  immediate  liabiUties  incurred  in  holding  unsuccessful  exhibitions  and  for 
an  increase  to  the  present  grant  of  300  /.  per  annum.  My  Lords  likewise  consider  Mr. 
Eyre  Crowe's  Report  on  the  annual  competition  of  works  at  the  Royal  Hibernian  Academy 
in  1865,  and  Mr.  Cole's  account  of  his  visit  to  Dublin  in  August  last. 

With  regard  to  the  Uabilities  of  the  Royal  Hibernian  Academy,  they  appear  from  the 
President's  statement  to  have  arisen  from  an  excess  of  expenditure  over  receipts  in  the 
annual  exhibitions  held  during  the  last  four  years  by  the  Academy,  and  the  apathy  of  the 
public  is  referred  to  as  the  cause  of  the  want  of  success  and  loss. 

My  Lords  are  of  opinion  that  the  Academy's  annual  exhibition  of  pictures  is  not  an 
object  on  which  pubUc  money  should  be  expended,  similar  exhibitions  in  London,  Edin- 
burgh, Manchester  and  other  places  being  promoted  out  of  private  funds. 

Tney  are,  therefore,  unable  to  reconmiend  either  a  special  or  an  annual  grant  for  this 
purpose.  As  respects  the  schools,  to  the  maintenance  of  which  the  present  grant  of  300  /. 
18  wholly  applied,  my  Lords  observe  with  regret  that  the  results  have  been  most  un- 
satisfactory.    Mr.  Crowe  states  as  follows : 

^^  There  are  28  students  on  the  books. 

"  I  have  no  hesitation  in  saying  that  all  the  students  should  be  at  work  in  the  sculpture 
room,  and  be  put  to  work  from  casts  of  the  three  or  four  studies  from  the  antique ;  none 
were  up  to  the  mark  of  those  to  which  awards  are  usually  made  in  schools  of  art 

"  ^n  the  life  school,  studies  composing  the  majority  of  those  in  competition  none  were  of 
sufficient  merit  to  warrant  a  medal  being  given.  This  was  also  the  case  in  the  painting 
school.  The  suggestions  for  amendment  thrown  out  last  year  have  not  been  acted  upon  in 
any  one  particular.      No  regular  attendance  on  the  part  of  the  pupils  is  enforced,  tiius 

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wbile  one  pupil  sends  17  sketches,  another  sends  one  solitary  life  study,  the  only  work  he 
has  produced  in  the  year.  In  the  painting  school  these  students,  in  spite  of  all  re- 
monstrances, seek  to  compose  genre  pictures  without  knowledge  of  perspective,  anatomy, 
or  of  light  or  shade.  Neiuier  in  numbers,  in  present  efficiency,  or  in  future  promise,  can 
I  pronounce  that  this  year's  work  holds  out  any  advance  on  former  efforts,  but  rather  the 
reverse," 

My  Lords  cannot,  under  the  circumstances  above  described,  recommend  an  increased 
grant  for  the  schools  of  the  Academjr.  ITiey  consider,  on  the  contrary,  that  the  present 
grant,  as  now  administered,  is  productive  of  very  little  good ;  and  as  Dublin  possesses  an 
excellent  school  of  art  in  connection  with  the  Royal  Duolin  Society,  they  are  of  opinion 
that  the  interest  of  fine  art  would  not  suffer  if  the  present  grant  to  the  Koyal  Hibernian 
Academy  were  wholly  withdrawn. 


—  No.  4.  — 

The  Under  Secretary  to  the  Secretary  of  the  Royal  Hibernian  Academy. 

Sir,  Dublin  Castle,  26  February  1866. 

I  AM  directed  by  the  Lord  Lieutenant  to  transmit  to  you,  to  be  laid  before 
the  Council  of  the  Royal  Hibernian  Academy,  copy  of  a  letter  which  has  been 
received  by  his  Excellency  from  the  Committee  of  Council  on  Education,  en- 
closing copy  of  a  Minute  of  the  Lords  Commissioners  of  Her  Majesty's  Trea- 
sury, relative  to  the  memorial  of  the  Academy  praying  for  a  grant  of  250  /.  to 
pay  immediate  liabilities,  and  for  an  increase  to  tlie  present  grant  of  300  /.  per 
annum ;  and  I  am  to  request  that  the  Council  will  favour  me,  for  his  Excel- 
lency's information,  with  such  remarks  as  they  may  think  fit  to  make  thereon. 

I  am,  &c. 

(signed)         Thos.  A.  Larcom. 


—  No.  5.  — 

Mr.  M.  Angela  Hayes  to  the  Under  Secretary. 

Royal  Hibernian  Academy  of  Arts,  Lower  Abbey-street, 
Sir,  Dublin,  2  March  1866. 

I  AM  directed  by  the  Royal  Hibernian  Academy  to  forward  to  you,  for  the 
information  of  his  Excellency  the  Lord  Lieutenant,  the  accompanying  observa- 
tions upon  the  Minute  of  the  Lords  of  the  Committee  of  Council  on  Education, 
and  upon  the  report  from  the  inspector,  Eyre  Crowe,  Esq.,  which  accom- 
panied it. 

I  am,  &c. 
(signed)        M.  Angela  Hayes^  r.h.a.. 

Secretary. 


Enclosure  in  No.  5. 


Royal  Hibernian  Academy  of  Arts,  Lower  Abbey-street, 
Dublin,  March  1866. 
Thb  Royal  Hibernian  Academy,  having  before  them  a  portion  of  the  Report,  1865,  of 
the  Inspector  from  the  Department  of  Science  and  Art  upon  their  schools,  lay  respect- 
fully, for  the  consideration  of  his  Excellency  the  Lord  Lieutenant,  the  following : — 

Inspector's  Report  Observations. 

^^In  the  life  school  studies,  composing  At  tbe  last  visit  of  inspection,  Mr.  Crowe 
the  majori^  of  those  in  competition,  none  (in  conjunction  with  we  president  and 
were  of  sufficient  merit  to  warrant  a  medal  keeper)  awarded  the  silver  medal  to  Mr. 
being  given.  This  was  also  the  case  in  the  FYancis  Walker,  and  the  bronze  medal  to 
Painting  SchooV^  Mr.  Wm.  Farrell,  for  drawings  from  the 

life.  Mr.  Watkins  received  "honourable 
mention  ^  for  modelling  from  the  life.  In 
the  painting  school  no  award  was  made,  as 
the  president  and  the  inspector  differed  with 
the  keeper  in  opinion  as  to  the  amount  of 
merit  shown. 

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PAPEfiS  RELATING  TO  THE 


Inspector's  Report. 


Observations. 


^  Ib  the  antique  none  are  up  to  ilie 
mark  of  tboae  to  which  awards  are  ueoiJlj 
made  in  schools  of  art." 


The  bronze  medal  was  awarded  to  Mr. 
McNeill  for  drawing  from  the  antique^  and 
one  study,  only  partly  finished,  the  inspector 
commended  highly.  His  attention  was 
directed  to  drawings  by  other  students,  and 
he  agreed  that  improveinent  was  •evidemt. 
In  the  course  of  the  year  Mr.  Farrell  was  passed  from  the  antique  into 
the  life  school,  and  was  awarded  a  medal  in  that  school. 

There  was  no  division  of  opinion  tipon  those  awards  of  medals  between 
the  inspector  and  the  president  and  keeper,  and  therefore  the  Academy 
are  at  a  loss  to  reconcue  the  statements  in  the  report  with  the  above  facts, 
and  with  the  inspector's  expressed  opinions  to  the  president  and  keeper. 


"  In  the  painting  school  the  students,  in 
spite  of  all  remonstrances,  seek  to  compose 
genre  pictures  without  knowledge  of  per- 
spective, anatomy,  or  of  light  and  shade." 


Extract  from  Bules  and  Regulations  in  the 
Schools  of  the  Royal  Hibernian  Academy. 

"3.  The  painting  school  shall  be  open 
five  days  in  each  week  in  the  sessions,  from 
ten  to  one  o'clock.  On  Mondays,  Wednes- 
days, and  Fridays  the  draped  model  will 
sit  from  10  to  12  o'clock.  The  visitors 
(masters')  shall  attend  one  month  in  rotation, 
and  shall  always  be  present  while  the  model 
sits." 


**  16.  There  shall  be  a  special  competi- 
tion at  the  close  of  the  autumn  session,  open 
to  all  who  study  in  the  schools,  for  which  a 
silver  medal  shall  be  awarded,  in  addition 
to  the  bronze  medal  given  in  each  of  the 
schools. 

**  For  this  competition  the  figure  shall  be 
posed  in  the  living  model  school,  to  sit  for 
two  hours  five  evenings  each  week  for  three 
consecutive  weeks.  In  the  painting  echool 
the  draped  model  will  sit,  and  a  picture  for 
study  will  also  be  selected;  and  in  the 
antique  school  a  figure  (cast)  shall  be  set 
up.  The  best  performance  in  any  of  the 
schools  shall  obtain  the  silver  medal." 


*'  The  suggestions  for  amendment  thrown 
out  last  year  have  not  been  acted  upon  in 
any  one  particular, ^^ 

Extracts  from  Report  of  1864. 

**  That  in  future  heads,  hands,  and  feet 
from  casts,  and  carefully  elaborated,  should 
be  insisted  upon  no  back  ground  being 
used. 

"  That  better  (female^  models  be  selected, 
and,  if  necessary,  got  irom  London !  espe- 
cially for  works  in  competition." 


Extract  from  Bye  Laws — "  Schools." 

^^7.  No  person  shall   be   admitted  as  a 
student  in  m»  schools  of  the  Royal  Hiber- 
nian Academy,  unless  he  has  passed  in  the 
four  papers  of  freehand,  geometry,  perspec- 
tive 


3.  Mr.  Crowe,  of  course,  must  mean  that 
without  knowledge  of  perspective,  &c.,  &c., 
the  students  seek  to  compose  genre  pictures. 
The  Academy  deny  that  this  sweeping  de- 
nunciation applies  to  the  students'  works. 
Some  were  produced  by  a  student  (Mr. 
Walker),  who  is  also  a  teacher  of  perspec- 
tive in  the  school  of  the  Royal  Dublin  So- 
ciety.    The  Academy  pray  for  inquiry. 


Since  his  first  visit  of  inspection,  Mr. 
Crowe  has  constantly  objected  to  the  draped 
model,  and  refused  to  award  medals.  The 
bye-laws  of  the  Academy  and  the  rules  for 
the  conduct  of  the  schools  expressly  recog- 
nise this  study.  They  have  been  drawn  up 
with  the  concurrence  of  the  Department  of 
Science  and  Art,  and  a  copy  deposited  with 
them. 

The  Academy  differ  in  toto  with  Mr. 
Crowe's  views;  they  consider  the  draped 
model  a  most  useful  study  to  the  young 
artist,  who  require  to  practice  painting 
drapery  upon  the  human  form  quite  as  mucn 
as  studying  from  the  nude ;  and  studies  of 
still  life  are  also  most  necessary. 

Such  a  course  of  study  is  part  of  the  in- 
struction given  in  the  Koyal  Academv  of 
London ;  and  some  years  ago  a  similar  school 
was  established  in  Lonoon,  outside  Ae 
Academy,  and  was  much  resorted  to  by 
artists.  It  wa**  called  the  Clipston-street 
School,  and  the  draped  model  was  its  prin- 
cipal feature. 

In  the  Royal  Dublin  Society  a  draped 
model  occasionally  sits,  and  premiums  have 
been  awarded  for  studies  from  it. 

4.  Nearly  all  the  inspector's  suggestions 
are  antagonistic  to  the  rules,  and  made 
seemingly  in  ignorance  of  their  existence ; 
yet  they  have  oeen  read  to  Mr.  Crowe. 


Studies  of  heads,  hands,  and  feet  were 
made  by  the  etudents,  and  the  keeper 
directed  Mr.  Crowe's  attention  to  a  few  of 
such  studies  during  his  last  visit. 

The  greater  part  of  jtfr.  Crowe's  sugges- 
tions the  Academy  consider  inexpement, 
and  eome  far  from  desirable. 


5.  Before  the  Academy  was  placed  in 
connection  with  the  Department  the  stu- 
dents who  entered  the  schools  were  required 
to  show  by  specimen  drawings  that  they 

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tive,  and  object  drawing  of  the  second  grade,  were  sufficiently  skilled  draftsmen  to  benefit 
and  is  able  to  produce  his  certificate  from  by  studying  therein,  but  since  1861  the  new 
the  Department  of  Science  and  Art  to  that  bye-laws,  drawn  up  at  the  instance  of  the 
effect."  department,  require  for  admission  into  the 

schools  only  that  the  student  should  pro- 
duce the  certificate  from  the  department 
It  appears  strange  that  such  a  small 
number  of  pupils  from  the  Royal  Dublin  Society's  schools  present  them- 
selves for  admission  to  the  Academy,  who  can  produce  the  four  papers  or 
certificates.  The  Academy  have,  however,  been  constrained  to  refuse 
several  applicants  perfectiy  competent  to  study  in  their  schools,  merely 
because  they  had  not  passed  in  tnose  four  papers. 

In  fact  the  department  ties  up  the  Academy  hy  certain  rules,  the  effect 
of  which  is  to  diminish  the  number  and  proficiency  of  the  Academy's 
students,  and  the  inspector  then  reports  against  the  Academy  for  adhering 
to  those  rules. 

*'  Dublin  possesses  an  excellent  school  of  6.  A  comparison  between  the  Royal 
art  in  connection  with  the  Royal  Dublin  Dublin  Society's  schools  and  those  of  the 
Society."  Academy  can  scarcely  be  instituted,  as  the 

province  of  one  is  elemental  art  ins^ction 
and    mechanical    drawing,     whereas     the 
Academy  is  only  open  to  male  students,  and  the  higher  branches  of  art 
studv  are  alone  pursued. 

The  great  majority  of  the  pupils  in  the  Royal  Dublin  Society  schools 
being  ladies  practising  drawing  as  an  amusement  or  elegant  accomplish- 
ment, and  the  principal  portion  of  the  male  pupils  being  in  the  architec- 
ture class,  or  at  mecnamcal  drawing,  is,  of  course,  one  great  cause  why 
so  few  present  themselves  as  candidates  for  admission  to  the  Academy 
schools. 

Most  of  the  students  of  the  Academy  were  pupils  in  the  schools  of  the 
Royal  Dublin  Society  before  entering  those  of  the  Academy;  and  at 
present  two  of  the  Academy's  students  are  junior  masters  or  pupil  teachers 
in  the  Royal  Dublin  Society's  schools,  and  one  obtained  the  Taylor  prize, 
or  art  scholarship,  at  the  last  competition  under  the  provisions  of  the  late 
Captain  Taylor's  will,  and  another  obtained  the  silver  medal  in  the  same 
competition. 

The  Academy  cannot  see  how  the  performances  of  the  same  individuals 
can  be  "  excellent,"  when  produced  in  the  Royal  Dublin  Society's  schools, 
but  when  seen  in  the  Academy  only  show  that  they  are  "  not  up  to  the 
mark  "  of  those  to  which  awards  are  usually  made  in  schools  of  art. 

'*  I  have  no  hesitation  in  saying  that  aU  7.  The  students  of  the  Academy  must  be 
the  students  should  be  at  work  in  the  over  18  years,  according  to  the  bye-laws, 
sculpture  room,  and  be  put  to  work  from  before  being  admitted  into  the  living  model 
casts."  school ;  some  of  these  students  are  already 

commencing  to  practice  as  professional 
artists,  and  two  at  least  are  acting  as 
already  pointed  out,  in  the  Royal  Dublin 
Society,  as  junior  masters;  and  another  (Mr.  Byrne)  obtained  the 
medal  from  tiie  department  in  the  general  competition  in  London,  1864, 
for  a  drawing  from  the  Venus  of  Muo,  executed  in  the  antique  school  of 
the  Academy. 

Extract  from  Rules  and  Regulations  in  the         To  remove  them  from  the  living  model 
Schools  of  the  Royal  Hibernian  Academy.       school,  and  send  them  back  into  the  antique. 


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12.  The  students  in  the  antique  school  to  draw  "  heads,  hands,  and  feet,"  as  Mr. 

shall  be  passed  into  the  living  model  school  Crowe  suggests,  is  a  course  the  Academy 

on  subnutting  a  drawing  to  the  council  made  hesitate  to  take,  though,  in  some  instances^ 

in  the  antique  school,  and  requesting  to  be  they  might  advise  such  a  course  of  study, 
so  passed." 

''No  regular  attendance  on  the  part  of        8.  The  one  study  was  produced  for  the 

Hie  pupils  is  enforced;    thus,  while    one  special  competition  by  a  student,  Mr.  A.  J. 

pupil  sends  17  sketches  («c),  another  sends  Mayne,  now  practising  as  a  professional 

one  solitary  life  study,  the  only  work  he  has  artist,  who  wished  to  obtain  the  academic 

produced  in  the  year."  silver  medal;  and  only  one  study  is  made 

by  any  student  in  the  "  special  competition 

at  the  close  of  the  autumn  session,  open  to 

•  all  who  study  in  the  schools  "  {see  Rule  16). 

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'*  Neither  in  numbers,  in  present  eflEici-  9.  The  Academy  believe  that  they  have 
ency,  or  in  fiiture  promise,  can  I  pronounce  now  replied  to  eve  rjr  point  in  the  Inspector's 
that  this  year's  work  holds  out  any  advance  report  for  1865;  with  the  conclusions  drawn 
on  former  efforts^  but  rather  the  reverse."         by  Mr.  Crowe  they  cannot  agree,  but  they 

trust  that  the  explanations  given  wffl  be 
deemed  satisfactory, 

(signed)         Catterson  Smith,  President. 

M.  jLngeh  Hayes,  B.H.A,,  Secretary. 


Boyal  Hibernian  Academy  of  Arts, 
Lower  Abbey-street,  Dublin, 
1  March  1866. 
Obsebyations  respecting  the  Minutes  of  the  Lords  of  the  Committee  of  Council  on 
Eduoatiouj  refusing  to  recommend  a  Grant  in  Aid  to  the  Royal  Hibernian  Academy, 
transmitted  to  the  Academy  by  order  of  His  Excellency  the  Lord  Lieutenant. 

The  following  observations  are  respectfully  offered : 

The  principle  of  the  necessity  of  governmental  suKK)rt  may  be  taJteo  as  estabHshri 
after  30  years'  continuance  of  the  Grant  from  Parliament,  and  after  the  Votes  for  the  su^ 
tainment  of  Art  by  the  Irish  Parliament ;  and  the  Academy  feel  it  unnecessary  to  urge 
upon  eitiber  his  Excellency  or  the  Treasury  the  fact  that  all  governments  foster  and 
support  similar  institutions. 

The  Minute  states  that,  *'  My  Lords  are  of  opinion  that  the  AcadCTQy's  annual  exhibi- 
tion of  pictures  is  not  an  object  on  which  public  money  should  be  expended ;  similar 
exhibitions  in  London,  Edinburgh,  Manchester,  and  other  places  being  promoted  out  of 
private  funds.  They  are  therefore  unable  to  recommend  either  a  special  or  an  annual 
grant  for  this  purpose." 

The  Royal  Academy  of  London  receives  no  actual  grant,  but  it  enjoys  the  free  use  of 
a  splendid  building,  equivalent  to  several  thousand  pounds  yearly,  which  it  cannot  be  sup- 
posed is  given  only  for  the  sake  of  the  schools.  The  annual  exhibition  is  the  only  other 
ground  upon  which  this  support  is  given,  and  yet  the  annual  exhibitions  are  so  well  sus- 
tained by  the  admission  fees,  that  the  Royal  Academy  is  nearly  the  richest  corporation  in 
London. 

The  Royal  Scottish  Academy  is  similarly  magnificently  housed  at  the  public  expense, 
and  the  sole  equivalent  asked  for  is  the  sustainment  of  a  living  model  school. 

The  Royal  Hibernian  Academy,  from  the  private  munificence  of  a  former  President, 
has  a  buildinff  of  its  own,  a  fine  collection  of  casts,  a  small  library  of  works  of  art,  and  a 
collection  of  joints  and  pictures,  either  acquired  or  bequeathed  to  it.  It  receives 
only  a  small  grant  of  Sdo  /.  yearly,  and  the  oflScers  administer  its  application  and 
expenditure,  and  conduct  the  entire  business  of  the  institution  without  any  salaries 
whatever. 

Thus  in  England  and  in  Scotland,  the  Royal  Academies  are  munificently  assisted  by 
the  Government,  and  liberally  supported  bv  the  public,  but  the  Royal  Academy  of  Ire- 
land only  receives  a  grant  of  300  /, ;  and  it  is  the  opinion  of  my  Lords  that  "the  interests 
of  Fine  Arts  would  not  suffer  if  it  were  wholly  withdrawn,"  although  the  Arts  are  but 
indifferently  supported  by  the  Irish  public. 

The  Royal  zJoological  Society,  the  Museum  of  Irish  Industry,  and  the  Museum  of  the 
Royal  Dublin  Society,  are  largely  sustained  by  annual  grants;  and  the  Royal  Irish  Academy, 
with  its  Museiun  of  Ahtiquities,  receives  500  /.  annually,  and  the  Irish  National  Gallery  is 
also  liberally  supported  by  the  Treasury.  These  exhibitions  are  all  liberally  supported  by 
the  State,  but  the  annual  exhibition  of  the  works  of  living  artists  by  the  Royal  Hibernian 
Academy  "  is  not  considered  a  fit  object  for  such  suppoi  t  "  although  it  is  an  exhibition  of 
all  others  the  most  calculated  to  elevate  and  improve  public  taste,  and  to  spread  those 
refining  influences  so  much  wanted  in  this  country. 

It  has  been  urged  in  favour  of  the  establishment  of  public  galleries  and  museums  that 
from  the  annual  exhibitions  of  modem  paintings  the  poor  are  necessarily  excluded  by 
reason  of  the  admission  fees  exacted,  but  the  Royal  Hibernian  Academy  has  been  the 
first  to  meet  this  difficulty  by  opening  their  exhibition,  for  a  portion  of  each  season,  at  the 
almost  nominal  charge  of  a  penny  ;  and  during  17  years  in  which  this  arrangement  has 
prevailed,  over  450,000  persons  have  been  admitted  at  that  rate,  and  there  is  every  reason 
to  think  that  the  exhibition  receipts  were  impaired  by  the  adoption  of  this  liberal  and 
pc^ular  proceeding.  Latterly  the  Academy  have  opened  their  exhibition  for  a  portion  of 
the  Sundays  at  tiie  same  nominal  rate  of  admission. 

The  expen(£ture  consequent  upon  the  annual  exhibitions  will  show  that  ^eat  economy 
has  been  practised ;  a  large  portion  of  the  expense  is  caused  by  the  carnage  of  works 
firom  England,  Scotlwid,  and  abroad,  and  is  a  charge  which  neither  the  Royal  Academy  of 
Lond(Mi«  nor  the  Royal  Scottish  Academy  incur ;  but,  from  the  limited  patronage  for  art 
in  Ireland,  a  sufficient  inducement  to  artists  to  exhibit  would  not  exist  unless  the  expenses 
of  transmission  were  defrayed ;  and  it  is  of  importance  that  such  works  should  be  obtained, 

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as  they  stimmkte  artists,  and  improve  the  taste  of  the   public.     Sales  of  works  in  the 
exhibition  have  much  increased  of  late  years.  ^ 

The  Academy  has  never  received  any  additional  aid  from  the  Treasury  over  and  above 
file  annual  grant  of  300  /.  voted  by  Parliament  But  at  the  time  the  awarded  charter  was 
granted,  it  wa»  staxmgly  but  ineffectually  represented  by  the  Academy  that  300  /.  was 
wholly  inadequate,  and  liat  the  institution  could  not  be  effieiently  cairied  on  with  such 
inefficient  means,  having  no  other  source  of  revenue  but  the  exhibitions,  and  those  proving 

Senerally  unremunerative.     Had  that  representation  obtained  a  favourable  consideration, 
tie  Academy  would  now  be  in  a  very  different  position. 
The  Royal  Hibernian  Academy  is  the  only  institution  expressly  established  for  the  sus- 
tainment  and  promotion  of  the  Fine  Arts,  and  it  is  obvious  that  a  body  of  professional 
artists  are  more  capable  and  more  fitted  to  control  Art  Education  than  any  committee  of 
non-professional  amateurs. 

If  a  national  institution  having  a  public  object,  like  the  Eoyal  Hibernian  Academy,  is 
worthy  of  a  charter  it  is  surely  worthy  of  such  support  as  will  preserve  the  dignity  of  that 
charter,  and  it  ought  not  to  be  left  altogether  dependent  upon  the  necessity  of  making 
income,  which  might  be  suitable  for  a  private  speculator  or  a  voluntary  association. 

The  Academy  holds  the  building  with  its  schools,  exhibition  rooms,  and  council  hall, 
on  the  condition  of  having  an  annual  exhibition ;  if  it  fails  in  this,  the  building  lapses 
back  to  the  heir-at-law  of  Framiis  JohnstiMi ;  and  if  the  Treasury  refuse  the  grant  in  aid 
asked  for,  the  institution  will  probably  become  dissolveil. 

Nevertbelefls,  the  Academy  respectfully  urge  the  reconsideration  of  this,  to  them,  vital 
question.  They  would  hope  that  their  institution  being  placed  in  Ireland,  will  not  there- 
fcre  occasion  a  less  considerate  treatment  than  those  situated  in  other  parts  of  the  empire. 
And  they  anticipate  that  from  the  foregoing  statements  his  Excellency  the  Lord 
Lieutenant  will  be  induced  to  recommend  to  the  Grovemment  that  an  increased  grant 
be  given  to  the  Academy,  saA  that  the  institution  be  placed  on  its  former  footing,  receiving 
its  grant  direct  from  PariiameBt. 

CatiBrBon  Smithy  President  B.  H.  a. 
M.  Angela  H^iyes^  Secretary  2.H.A. 


Mr.  ifcC  Angelo  Hayes  to  Royal  Hibernian  Academy. 

Royal  Hibernian  Academy  of  Arts,  Lower  Abbey-street, 
Sir,  Dublin,  June  18«6. 

I  AM  directed  to  acquaint  you  that  the  Academy  have  determined  to  seek  a  more 
extended  support  for  tiieir  annual  exhibitions,  by  granting  certain  advantages  to  yearly 
subscribers  to  the  institution. 

In  Edinburgh,  Glasgow,  Manchester,  Liverpool,  and  other  cities  in  England,  the  fine 
art  institutions  are  sustained  and  asristed  by  such  annual  supporters ;  but  m  Ireland  the 
Academy  has  not  hitherto  sought  for  this  co-operation.  Yearly  subscribers  in  tlioee 
coties  for  one  and  five  ^nineas  receive  oorresponding  admissions  for  themselves  and 
families  to  the  annual  exhibitions ;  and  in  Edinburgh  the  Royal  Scottish  Academy  hold^ 
during  the  exhibition,  conversaziones,  the  admission  to  which  varies  from  5  ^.  to  7  *.  6  i 
each  ticket. 

In  Ireland  there  is  a  Isrge  number  who  unquestionably  take  much  interest  in  art,  and 
whom  the  Aeademy  suppose  wouM  be  meet  willing  to  aid  and  sustam  a  national  institu- 
liMi  like  the  Royal  Hibernian  Aeademy. 

The  Aead^oa^y  therefore  ^opose  to  give  to  annual  aubacribers  of  10  5.  a  peraonai  admia* 
nan  to  the  exhibition,  and  a  catalogue ;  also  an  admission  for  self  imd  (me  friend  to  liie 
annual  conversazione,  held  during  the  period  of  the  exhibition^  with  the  privilege  of  pur* 
chasing  additional  admissions  to  me  conversazione  at  the  same  rate  allowed  to  membecs  of 
Ae  Academy. 

fiubscnptions  may  be  forwarded  to  the  Secretary  at  the  Acadtemy,  and  may  be  obtained 
en  the  opening  day. 

It  is  intended  that  this  year  the  exhibition  shall  open  on  the  Snd  July. 


—  No.  6.  — 

The  UflEider  Secretary  for  Ireland  to  the  Assistant  Secretary,  Scd^ace  and  Art 

Department,  South  Kensington. 

Sir,  DubUn  Castle,  8  March  1866. 

I  AM  directed  by  the  Lord  Lieutenant  to  acknowledge  the  receipt  of  your 
letter  of  the  I2th  ult.,  transmitting  copy  of  a  Minute,  dated  9th  February,  of 
the  Lords  of  the  Committee  of  Council  on  Education,  relative  to  the  grant  to 
the  Royal  Hibernian  Aoademay ;  aiMi  I  am  desired  by  hi»  Excellency  to  transmit 
to  you,  to  be  laid  before  their  Lordships,  the  accompanying  copy  of  a  com- 

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munication  which  has  been  received  on  the  subject  from  the  Royal  Hibernian 
Academy,  and  I  am  to  state  that  his  Excellency  would  see  with  much  regret 
the  withdrawal  of  the  small  grant  now  made  to  the  Academy,  considering  the 
cultivation  of  high  art  is  not  rendered  less  necessary  by  the  art  education 
carried  on  in  connection  with  the  Royal  Dublin  Society.  His  Excellency, 
therefore,  is  glad  to  perceive  by  the  pubUshed  Estimates  that  it  is  not  proposed 
to  withdraw  the  grant  for  the  year  1866-67,  and  hopes  that  before  the  next 
year's  Estimates  are  prepared,  a  full  inquiry  into  the  subject  may  be  had. 

I  am,  &c. 
(signed)         Thos.  A.  Larcom. 


—  No.  7.  — 

Mr.  N.  Macleod  to  the  Under  Secretary. 

Science  and  Art  Department, 
Sir,  London,  W.,  9  May  1866. 

I  AM  directed  to  state  that  your  communication  of  the  8th  of  March  last 
has  been  referred  to  the  Inspector  General  for  Art,  and  the  Official  Inspector, 
who  consider  that  it  is  clear  that  whether  from  the  like  sources  or  not,  the 
Royal  Hibernian  Academy  is,  in  regard  to  its  premises,  in  a  position  as  advan- 
tageous as  the  Academies  of  London  or  Edinburgh,  while  it  also  is  in  receipt  of 
of  a  pecuniary  grant  not  made  to  either  of  these. 

They  observe  that  the  State  maintains  a  National  Gallery  in  Dublin  as  well 
as  in  London.  This  Gallery  is  open  to  the  public,  and  the  Royal  Hibernian 
Academy  is  left  free  to  regard  its  exhibition  as  a  means  of  obtaining  revenues, 
as  suggested  in  Mr.  Macleod's  Report  in  1858,  and  of  selling  the  works  of  its 
members. 

They  think  it,  however,  desirable  that  the  grant  of  300  /•  should  be  continued 
to  the  Royal  Hibernian  Academy. 

It  seems  that  the  Academy,  as  securing  the  tenure  of  its  building,  is  obliged 
to  continue  its  exhibitions  which  do  not  pay ;  no  doubt  partly  from  the  expense 
of  obtaining  contributions  from  a  distance  (although  this  expense  is  borne  by 
all  the  provincial  exhibitions  of  modern  pictures). 

They  think  that  one  source  of  failure  has  arisen  from  the  scale  of  charges 
being  too  much  opposed.  One  shilling  is  too  high  for  the  general  charge  ;  1  d. 
being  too  low  for  the  reduced  charge. 

They  would  suggest  6  d.  and  2  rf.,  but  this  is  merely  suggested. 

As  to  the  schools,  they  would  advise  that  the  rule  that  students  should  neces- 
sarily have  taken  the  four  papers  of  the  second  grade  be  for  the  present 
suspended ;  and  that  all  students,  before  admission,  should  be  obliged  to  submit 
a  drawing  from  an  antique  figure  ;  and  that  the  admission  works  of  the  season 
be  laid  before  the  inspector  at  his  annual  visit. 

They  would  recommend  also  that  students  competing  for  the  silver  medal 
should  be  required  to  send  in  a  figure  from  some  antique  statue,  with 
the  figure  from  the  life ;  and  that  the  merit  of  the  joint  works  be  taken  into 
consideration  in  the  award. 

They  wholly  concur  with  Mr.  Crowe  in  the  necessity  of  a  thorough  course  of 
study  from  the  antique,  and  that  it  should  be  only  on  proved  success  in  this 
school  that  admission  should  be  granted  to  a  draped  or  Uving  model. 

I  am  further  to  state  for  the  information  of  the  coxmcil  of  the  Royal  Hiber- 
nian Academy,  that  my  Lords  would  regret  to  be  obliged  to  withdraw  the  grant, 
and  they  trust  that  no  exertions  will  be  spared  on  the  part  of  the  Academy  to 
avert  such  a  course. 

I  have,  &c. 
(signed)        Norman  Macleod^ 

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-—  No.  8.  — 

The  Under  Secretary  to  the  Secretary  of  the  Royal  Hibernian  Academy. 

Sir,  Dublm  Castle,  12  May  1866. 

In  reference  to  your  letter  of  the  2nd  March  last,  forwarding  observations 
respecting  the  Minute  of  the  Lords  of  the  Committee  of  Council  on  Education, 
relative  to  the  withdrawal  of  the  grant  in  aid  of  the  Royal  Hibernian  Academy, 
I  am  directed  by  the  Lords  Justices  to  transmit  to  you  copy  of  a  letter  from  the 
Lords  of  the  Committee  on  the  subject,  and  to  request  that  you  will  lay  the 
same  before  the  Council  of  the  Academy  for  their  consideration  of  the  sugges- 
tions therein  contained. 

I  am,  &c. 
(signed)        TJios.  A.  Larcom. 


—  No.  9.  — 

M.  Angela  Hayes  to  the  Under  Secretary. 

Royal  Hibernian  Academy  of  Arts,  Lower  Abbey-street, 
Sir,  Dublin,  25  June  1866. 

I  AM  directed  by  the  Council  of  the  Academy  to  acknowledge  your  letter  of 
the  12th  May,  inclosing  a  communication  from  the  Department  of  Science  and 
Art,  dated  the  9th  May. 

The  Council  are  not  aware,  from  the  tenor  of  that  communication,  whether 
the  additional  grant  prayed  for  will  be  conceded.  They  find  it  almost  impos- 
sible to  render  the  institution  thoroughly  eflScient  with  its  present  resources 
and  income. 

The  communication  states  that  the  Department  "  trusts  no  exertion  will  be 
spared  on  the  part  of  the  Academy  to  avert  the  withdrawal  of  the  grant."  No 
exertion  hitherto  has  been  spared,  and  the  Academy  is  prepared  to  continue 
such  exertions ;  at  the  same  time,  the  Council  cannot  but  observe  upon  the  hard- 
ship of  requiring  members  of  the  bddy  to  give  their  time  and  services  gratui- 
tously, and,  in  point  of  fact,  sustain  a  public  institution,  having  a  public  object, 
at  their  own  private  loss,  as  it  is  only  the  visitors  or  masters  of  the  schools  who 
receive  payment ;  the  officers  receive  no  payments  whatever,  although  a  large 
portion  of  their  duties  are  in  connection  with  the  Educational  Department. 

The  Council  cannot  agree  with  or  admit  the  conclusion  that  because  the 
Royal  Hibernian  Academy  has  received  from  its  own  members  similar  advan- 
tages, although  on  a  smaller  scale,  to  those  which  the  Royal  Academies  of 
London  and  Edinburgh  have  received  from  the  State,  that  they  are  on  a  par, 
and  that  the  Royal  Hibernian  Academy  is  therefore  not  entitled  to  the  small 
additional  aid  they  seek  for. 

The  Council  cannot  but  feel  that  a  different  rule  of  action  is  adopted  towards 
the  Academies  of  England  and  Scotland  than  to  the  Academy  of  Ireland. 

The  great  complaint  that  the  Department  prefers  against  the  Royal  Hibernian 
Academy  in  its  educational  function  is  as  respects  the  antique  school ;  yet  that 
school  does  not  receive  one  penny  of  support  from  the  State  or  from  the  grant, 
but  is  altogether  supported  by  the  Academy,  and  by  the  gratuitous  services  of 
members  of  the  Academy. 

The  Council  are  now  engaged  in  carrying  out  some  of  the  suggestions  made 
by  Mr.  Cole  during  his  visit  to  the  Academy  in  September  laSt,  and  also  in- 
tend to  adopt  most  of  the  suggestions  in  the  last  letter  of  the  Department. 

The  Council  are  prepared  to  recommend  to  the  Academy  that  a  special  silver 
medal  should  be  awarded  for  studies  from  the  antique,  to  be  made  by  students 
in  all  the  three  schools ;  but  they  think  the  annual  silver  medal  should  not  be 
given  for  an]rthing  but  the  best  study  in  oil  from  the  living  model  as  laid  down 
in  the  rules. 

They  would  also  beg  to  observe  that  in  a  former  correspondence  the  Depart- 
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ment  declined  to  interfere  in  any  way  with  the  silver  medal,  which  they  looked 
upon  as  appertaining  peculiarly  to  the  Academy. 
The  expense  of  the  medal  is  borne  by  the  Academy. 

I  have,  &c. 
(signed)         M.  Angela  Hayes, 
Royal  Hibernian  Academy,  Secretary. 


—  No.  10-  — 

TheiUndcr  Secretary  for  Ireland  to  the  Secretary,  Science  and  Art  Department, 

South  Kensington,  London. 

Sir,  Dublin  Castle,  29  June  1866. 

With  reference  to  your  letter  of  the  9th  ultimo,  I  am  directed  by  the  Lord 
Lieutenant  to  transmit  to  you,  to  be  laid  before  the  I-iords  of  the  Comimittee  of 
Council  on  Education,  the  accompanying  copy  of  a  Report  which  has  been 
received  from  the  Council  of  the  Royal  Hibernian  Academy. 

I  am,  &c. 
(signed)         R.  N.  Matheson. 


—  Na  II.  ~ 

Mr.  N.  Madeod  to  tiie  Under  Seeretary,  Science  and  Art  Departmrnt,  London. 

Sir,  2  August  1866. 

I  AM  directed  to  inform  you,  that  your  letter  of  the  29th  June  1 866..  and  its 
enclosure  (a  copy  of  a  letter  from  the  Secretary  of  the  Royal  Hibernian 
Academy)  have  been  laid  before  the  Lords  of  the  Committee  of  Council  on 
Education,  and  that  their  Lordships  having  considered  the  subject  of  the  con- 
cession of  an  additional  grant  towards  the  funds  of  the  Royal  Hibernian 
Academy,  regret  that  they  are  altogether  unable  to  recommend  to  the  Lords 
Commissioners  of  Her  Majesty's  Treasury  the  appropriation  of  any  further  sum 
of  public  money  in  aid  of  the  institution  in  question. 

I  have,  &C. 
(signed)        Norman  Madeod^ 

Assistant  Secretary. 


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SCIENTIFIC  INSTITUTIONS  AND  INSTRUCTION  IN  DUBLIN. 


COPY  of  Minute  of  Committee  of  Council  on  Education  relative  to 
Scientific  Institutions  and  Instruction  in  Dublin. 


Science  and  Art  Department  of  the  Committee  of  Council  on  Education, 

South  Kensington. 


At  South  Kensington,  21  September  1865. 

By  the  Right  Honourable  the  Lords  of  Her  Majesty's  most  Honourable  Privy 

Council  on  Education. 

Present: 

The  Right  Honourable  the  Earl  I  The  Right  Honourable  H.  A. 

Granville,  k.g.  |  Bruce,  m.p. 


Scientific  Institutions  and  Instruction  in  Dublin. 

1.  My  Lords  take  into  consideration  the  Repoit  of  the  Select  Committee  of 
the  House  of  Commons  on  Scientific  Institutions  in  Dublin,  1864;  the  Report 
of  the  Treasury  Commission  of  1862,  and  the  correspondence  and  various  docu- 
ments, &c.,  on  the  subject. 

2.  The  Vice-President  stated  the  result  of  the  investigations  on  the  spot  he 
had  recently  made  into  the  several  institutions  in  Dublin. 

3.  The  Report  of  the  Treasury  Commission  of  1862  recommended  the  abolition 
of  the  Museum  of  Irish  Industry  and  the  concentration  of  all  its  collections  under 
the  charge  of  the  Royal  Dublin  Society,  except  that  of  the  Geological  Survey, 
which  was  to  remain  under  its  own  officers.  The  Society  was  also  to  be  entrusted 
with  direct  scientific  instruction  in  certain  subjects,  by  means  of  public  lectures, 
which  the  Commission  considered  it  advisable  should  be  continued  in  Ireland  as 
supplementary  to  the  ordinary  instruction  in  science  provided  for  by  the  Science 
Schools  and  Classes  of  the  Science  and  Art  Department,  and  applicable  as  well  to 
Ireland  as  to  other  parts  of  the  United  Kingdom. 

4.  The  Select  Committee  of  the  House  of  Commons  of  1864,  on  the  other 
hand,  recommended  the  retention  of  the  Museum  of  Irish  Industry  as  a  separate 
institution,  and  a  redistribution  of  duties  between  it  and  the  Royal  Dublin  Society, 
and  stated  it  as  their  opinion  that  the  technical  and  scientific  instruction  given  in 
Dublin  at  the  expense  of  the  State  should  not  be  entrusted  to  a  body  of  private 
gentlemen  like  the  Royal  Dublin  Society,  but  rather  to  a  public  scientific  institu- 
tion as  in  London,  under  a  proper  system  of  responsibility,  with  examinations  and 
prizes  or  certificates  of  competency.  They  recommended  that  the  Royal  Dublin 
Society  should  be  confined  to  the  arrangement  proposed  in  1854,  and  altogether 
relieved  of  its  educational  functions,  so  called,  pointing  out  that  "  much  of  the 
substance  of  their  resolutions  may  be  found  represented"  in  a  memorandum  sub- 
mitted by  Mr.  Cole  to  the  Science  and  Art  Department  in  January  1854.  This 
memorandum  suggested  that  the  promotion  of  direct  instruction  should  be  confided 
to  a  College  of  Science  proposed  to  be  founded  on  the  Museum  of  Irish  Industry, 
and  that  the  Royal  Dublin  Society  should  take  charge  of  those  objects  which 
partook  of  the  nature  of  public  exhibitions,  such  as  the  Botanic  Gardens,  the 
Zoological  Museum,  &c. 

5.  The  Select  Committee  of  1864,  however,  while  thus  broadly  indicating  the 
division  which  should  exist  between  the  functions  of  these  two  departments, 
modified  in  several  respects  the  application  of  the  general  principle,  and  proposed 

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that  the  Royal  Dublin  Society  should  still  remain  charged  with  educational 
functions  in  re.spect  of  agriculture  Their  report  also  recommended  the  establish- 
ment of  a  veterinary  school,  on  the  grounds  ihat  "a  veterinary  school  and  an 
agricultural  chemist  are  legitimate  adjuncts  to  a  society  originally  formed  for  the 
encouragement  of  agriculture  and  the  improvement  of  land,  and  containing  so 
large  a  body  of  country  gentlemen  perfectly  capable  of  forming  a  judgment  in 
veterinary  matters  and  the  application  of  agricultural  chemistry/* 

6.  My  Lords  are  prepared  to  adopt  the  general  principle  of  the  recommenda- 
tions of  the  Select  Commitiee,  subject  to  the  approval  by  Parliament  and  the 
Lords  Commissioners  of  Her  Majesty's  Treasury  of  the  increased  expenditure 
which  will  be  necessary  for  efficiently  carrying  out  the  same.  Tiiey  are  of 
opinion  that  it  is  unadvisable  to  make  any  modificnticm  of  the  broad  principle 
laid  down  by  the  Select  Committee,  and  that  a  clear  line  of  demarcation  between 
the  functions  of  the  Museum  of  Irish  Industry  and  the  Royal  Dut>liu  Society 
should  be  strictly  maintained,  so  as  to  avoid  future  complications.  They  there- 
fore determine  that  the  grant  of  public  funds  slall  in  future  be  afforded  in 
Dublin — (L),  to  instruction  in  science  applied  to  industry  as  one  public  object 
administered  wliolly  by  one  authority  ;  and  (li.)*  *o  ^h®  exhibition  of  scientific 
collections  as  a  second  public  object  to  be  adininisiered  by  another  distinct 
authority. 

7.  The  other  several  objects,  such  as  a  veterirrary  college,  ahhongh  titey  may 
be  fit  objects  for  a  private  society,  such  as  the  Royal  Dublin  Society,  do  not 
appear  to  be  of  a  character  which  ought  to  be  maintained  out  of  the  general 
taxation,  and  are  not  such  as  my  Lords  are  pre|)ared  to  recommend  for  Parlia- 
mentary aid.  They  see  that  this  contingency  has  been  met  by  the  Select  (.'om- 
mittee,  who  suggest  in  their  report,  "  That  a  portion  of  the  private  contributions 
of  the  Society  may  be  applied  to  the  maintenance  of  this  department,"  namely, 
the  Veterinary  School. 

8.  My  Lords  propose  that  the  following  departments  of  the  Royal  Dublin  Society 
shall  be  wholly  supported  by  public  funds,  like  the  corresponding  public  institu- 
tions in  London,  the  Society  acting  as  trustees  and  being  responsible  for  their 
administration : — 

The  Museum  of  Natural  History,  including  Mineralogy, 

The  Botanic  Gardens  and  Museum  at  Glasnevin. 

The  Library  of  the  Ro^al  Dublin  Society. 

Leinster  Lawn,  which  should  be  made  a  public  ornamental  garden,  instead 
of  remaining,  as  at  present,  a  waste  space  between  the  National  Gallery 
and  the  Museum  of  Natural  History. 

The  whole  of  the  premises  of  the  Royal  Dublin  Society,  and  the  necessary 
staff  of  the  Society  for  conducting  the  business  involved  in  the  above- 
mentioned  objects. 

9.  The  theoretical  limitation  of  the  amonnt  of  public  funds  to  .5,500  /.  anmially 
should  be  abolished,  and  the  annual  grants  necessary  for  keeping  the  aborv^ 
departments  in  efficiency  considered  on  merits  and  submitted  to  Parliament  ereiy 
year. 

10.  The  Royal  Dublin  Society  w<Mild  thus  be  relieved  of  all  restrictions  on  its 
actien  in  the  application — in  accordanee  with  the  charter  and  objects  of  the 
Soci^y— of  the  subscriptions  of  its  urembers  and  any  other  private  funds,  and  not 
be  subject  to  the  Audit  Offioe  in  respect  of  such  firivate  funds.  The  Sociely 
would  be  thus  free  to  encourage  any  objects  it  has  at  heart — even  those  of  direct 
instruction — without  asking  for  the  sanction  of  the  Sciesce  and  Art  Department, 
as  is  necessary  under  the  present  arrangement. 

Museum  of  Irish  Inditslry,. 

11.  Turning  now  to  the  Museum  of  Trisli  Industry,  my  Lords  find  that  the 
Select  Committee  recommended  one  of  two  courses,  either  that  the  Museum  of 
Iridi  Industry  should  have  at  least  the  68me  soope  given  to  it  as  th^  Mujsenu  in 
Jermya-Btreet,  and  be  placed  on  the  same  fitting  as  a  school  of  mines  as  re^iwds 
its  ccdleotions,  profesBors,  4UEid  ledturei,  or  that  those  leotums  tmd  ^oUeetiooB  mif^t 

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be  extended  to  the  illustration  of  such  other  industrial  objects  as  maybe  sanctioned 
by  the  Goverment.  While  suggesting,  however,  that  the  scope  of  the  Museum 
should  be  thus  widened,  and  quoting  approvingly  the  before-mentioned  memo- 
randum of  Mr.  Cole's  to  that  effect,  the  Committee  decline  to  give  any  decided 
opinion  on  the  ground  of  its  being  too  wide  a  subject  to  be  dealt  with  by 
them,  leaving  it  thus  an  open  question  for  the  consideration  of  Her  Majesty's 
Government. 

12.  It  would  appear  that  the  one  School  of  Mines  already  existing  in  Jermyn- 
street,  is  not  largely  attended,  and  is  amply  sufficient  for  the  wants  of  the  whole 
United  Kingdom,  and  there  probably  would  not  be  sufficient  attendance  to  justify  the 
establishment  in  Ireland  of  a  second  school  with  a  large  staff,  for  this  object  alone, 
as  the  few  special  mining  pupils  from  that  country  might  easily  join  the  school  in 
London. 

13.  My  Lords  consider  that,  for  these  and  other  reasons,  the  Museum  of  Irish 
Industry  should  have  a  wider  scope  given  to  it  than  that  of  a  school  of  mines ; 
that  it  should  become  a  college  for  affording  a  complete  and  thorough  course  of 
instruction  in  those  branches  of  science  which  are  more  immediately  connected 
with  and  applied  to  all  descriptions  of  industry,  including  agriculture,  mining,  and 
manufactures ;  that  it  should  in  this  way  supplement  the  elementary  scientific 
instruction  already  provided  for  by  the  science  schools  of  the  department ;  and 
that  it  should  assist  in  the  training  of  teachers  for  these  schools. 

14.  The  Museum  of  the  College  of  Science  should  be  entirely  subordinate  to, 
and  contain  only  such  collections  as  are  essential  to  the  instruction  in  the  College, 
but  should  still  remain  the  depository  for  the  Collections  of  the  Geological  Survey. 
It  is  advisable,  therefore,  that  the  Museum  should  hand  over  to  the  Ro^al  Dublin 
Society  its  Portlock  Collection  of  Birds  and  Fishes,  and  receive  from  the  Royal 
Dublin  Society  its  collection  of  Physical  Instruments  and  Apparatus. 

1.5.  This  arrangement,  embodying  the  spirit  of  the  recommendations  of  the 
Select  Committee  as  respects  both  the  Royal  Dublin  Society  and  the  Museum  of 
Irish  Industry,  my  Lords  believe  to  be  based  upon  a  broad,  clear,  and  intelligible 
principle  of  action.  They  trust  that  it  will  remove  the  present  causes  of  contro- 
versy, and  commend  itself  to  the  judgment  of  Parliament. 

16.  My  Lords  do  not  consider  it  will  be  necessary  that  the  Zoological  Society 
should  receive  their  grants  any  longer  through  the  Royal  Dublin  Society.  The 
question  of  privileges  between  the  members  of  .the  two  Societies  will  therefore  be 
a  matter  of  private  arrangement  between  them. 

17.  Transmit  a  copy  of  this  Minute  to  the  Lords  Commissioners  of  Her 
Migesty's  Treasury  for  t^eir  sanction  to  the  arrangements  proposed. 


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RETURN  to  an  Address  of  the  Honourable  The  House  of  Commons, 
dated  33  February  1 866 ;— ^or, 


^^  COPIES  of  Memorials  addressed  to  the  Secretary  of  State  for  the  Home 
Department  by  Roman  Catholic  Prelates  in  Ireland  on  the  subject  of 
University  and  National  Education  in  Ireland,  and  of  the 
Correspondence  relating  thereto ;" 

*^  And,  of  all  Memorials  addressed  to  the  Lord  Lieutenant  of  Ireland  on 
the  subject  of  University  Education  in  Ireland.'' 


eSaichjL.}  H-   WADDINGTON. 


(S/r  George  Grey.) 


Ordered,  by  The  House  of  Commons,  to  he  Printed, 
5  March  i8fi6. 


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Roman  Catholic  Prelates  in  Ireland,  on  the  subject  of  National  and  University 
Education  in  Ireland,  and  of  the  Correspondence  relating  thereto      -        -        -      3 

Memorials  presented  to  the  Lord  Lieutenant  of  Ireland  on  the  subject  of  University 
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COPIES  of  Mkhorials  addbressed  to  th«  Secretaiy  of  State  for  the  Home 
Department  by  Roman  Catholic  Prelates  in  Ireland^  on  the  subject  of 
National  and  University  Education  in  Jr^femrfjaodof  theCoR*BSPON- 
imNCE  relating  theretx>. 


—  No.  1*  — 

Archbishop  MacHale  to  Sir  G.  Grey. 

Sir,  Tuam,  9  August  1865. 

It  being  generally  understood  that  Her  Majesty's  Government  is  determined 
to  introduce  modifications  into  the  system  of  University  Education  in  Ireland,  I 
must  naturally  feel,  from  my  position,  a  deep  anxiety  relative  to  so  important  a 
matter.  May  I  then  respectfully  ask  you,  if  you  deem  it  compatible  with  your 
duty  as  one  of  Her  Majesty's  Ministers  to  do  so,  to  impart  to  me  such  informa- 
tion on  the  subject  as  may  enable  me  and  the  Bishops  of  the  Ecclesiastical 
Province  of  Tuam  to  consider  it  in  relation  to  our  weighty  responsibility  re- 
garding the  education  of  those  entrusted  to  our  care. 

I  have,  &c. 
(signed)        ^  John  MacHale, 
Roman  Catholic  Archbishop  of  Tuam. 


—  No.  2.  —  • 

Sir  (t.  Grey  to  Archbishop  Mm  Hale. 

Home  Office,  12  August  1S65. 

Sir  Gborge  Grity  presents  Mb  compliments  to  Archbishop  MacHale,  and 
has  tlie  honour  to  inform  him,  in  reply  to  his  letter  of  the  ^th  instant,  that 
the  general  views  of  Her  Majesty's  Government  on  the  subject  of  University 
Education  in  Ireland,  were  stated  by  Sir  George  Grey  in  the  House  *of  Commons 
in  his  speech  upon  the  motion  made  by  The  O'Donoghue  in  the  last  session  of 
Parliament. 

The  principle  upon  which  Her  Majesty's  Government  declared  their  intention 
to  act  was,  that  the  facilities  for  obtaining  a  University  degree  in  Ireland 
should  no  longer  be  restricted  to  students  of  Trinity  College,  Dublin,  or  of  one 
of  the  Chieen's  Colleges,  and  that  the  Charter  of  the  Queen's  University 
should  be  so  modified  as  to  admit  of  degrees  being  conferred  by  it  in  Ireland 
to  the  same  exteut  to  which  degrees  are  conferred  in  England  by  the  London 
University. 

This  would  involve,  in  addition  to  the  modification  of  the  charter,  some 
alteration  in  the  composition  of  the  Senate  of  the  University.  Sir  George 
Grey  is  in  communication  with  the  Lord  lieutenant  of  Ireland  as  to  the 
steps  which  may  be  necessary  to  give  full  effect  to  this  intention,  but  he 
is  unable  to  give  any  information  as  to  the  details  of  the  arrangements 
to  be  made  until  they  have  been  submitted  to  and  approved  of  by  the 
Cabinet. 


—  No.  3.  — 

Archbishop  Cullen  to  Sir  G.  Grey. 

Sir,  Dublin  27  August  1865. 

At  a  meeting  of  the  Catholic  Prelates  of  Ireland,  held  in  this  city  on  Wed- 
nesday last,  22d  instant,  it  was  resolved  that  the  four  Archbishops  should  ask 
you  for  the  favour  of  an  interview,  and  I  am  requested  to  solicit  this  favour  in 
their  name. 

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Her  Majesty's  Government  having  announced  its  intention  of  modifying  the 
existing  condition  of  University  Education  in  Ireland,  with  a  view  to  enable 
Catholics  to  partake  of  its  advantages,  the  Bishops  are  desirous  to  ascer- 
tain from  the  Government  what  alterations  are  proposed  to  be  made,  and  they 
have  deputed  the  Archbishops  to  ask  you  respectfully  for  the  desired  infor- 
mation. 

Whilst  doing  so,  the  Archbishops  are  anxious  to  impress  on  Her  Majesty's 
Government  the  right  of  Catholics  to  equality  in  the  matter  of  education  with 
their  Protestant  fellow  subjects,  and  to  point  out  to  you,  if  necessary,  how  far 
the  Government  measure  may  fall  short  of  securing  to  them  that  equality. 

The  Archbishops  are  also  instructed  to  state  that  the  Roman  Catholic  Epis- 
copal body,  while  declining  to  accept,  as  satisfactory,  any  arrangement  wMch 
will  leave  preponderating  advantages  to  existing  State  Institutions,  collegiate 
or  university,  that  have  been  condemned  by  the  Catholic  Church,  will  not 
refuse  for  themselves  and  their  flocks  concessions  that  may  diminish  the  evils 
and  injustice  of  which  they  have  had  so  lonj?  to  complain ;  it  being,  however, 
distinctly  understood  that  such  acceptance  is  not  to  be  construed  as  an  acqui- 
escence in  any  form  of  mixed  education. 

The  Archbishops  are  further  charged  to  urge  upon  you  the  consideration, 
with  a  view  to  removal  of  the  grievances  involved  in  the  present  system  of 
national  education  in  Ireland,  by  which  the  Catholics  are  denied  what  is 
granted  to  the  Catholics  of  England,  viz.,  the  right  of  investing  their  schools 
and  the  whole  system  of  their  education  with  the  distinctive  character  of 
CathoUcism.  These  grievances  are  detailed  in  a  letter  addressed  by  the  Epis- 
copal Body,  on  the  18th  of  March  1860,  to  the  Right  Honourable  Edward 
Cardwell,  then  Chief  Secretary  for  Ireland,  and  printed  soon  after  by  order  of 
Parliament. 

Should  it  be  your  pleasure  to  receive  us,  may  I  beg  you  to  inform  me  of  the 
place  and  time  when  it  may  suit  your  convenience  that  we  may  wait  on  you ; 
allowing  me  sufficient  time  to  communicate  the  appointment  to  the  other 
Archbishops.  In  conclusion,  I  deem  it  proper  to  add  that  the  Archbishops  are 
not  authorised  to  come  to  any  final  arrangement  upon  the  matters  referred  to 
in  this  letter,  and  that  it  will  be  incumbent  on  them  to  lay  before  their  Episcopal 
brethren  for  examination,  the  proposals  of  the  Government  with  a  view  of 
determining  whether  such  proposals  can  be  accepted  without  any  sacrifice  of 
CathoUc  rights  and  principles. 

I  have,  &c. 
(signed)        ^  Paul  Cfullen. 


—  No.  4.  — 
Sir  G.  Grey  to  Archbishop  Cullen. 


Most  Reverend  Sir,  Whitehall,  28  August  1865. 

I  HAVE  the  honour  to  acknowledge  the  receipt  of  your  letter  of  the  27th 
instant,  requesting  me  to  receive  you  and  the  other  Roman  Catholic  Archbishops 
in  Ireland,  at  an  interview  with  reference  to  the  modification  of  the  existing 
conditions  of  University  Education  in  Ireland. 

As  I  am  on  the  point  of  leaving  London,  and  shall  probably  be  absent  for 
some  time,  with  the  exception  of  occasional  visits  to  London  at  uncertain  times 
for  special  business,  it  is  impossible  for  me  at  present  to  fix  a  time  for  such 
interview,  but  I  will  do  so  when  it  is  in  my  power,  and  I  shall  be  happy  to  con- 
sult your  convenience,  and  that  of  other  Archbishops  as  to  the  time. 

I  have,  &c. 
(signed)         G.  Grey. 


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Sir  G*.  (xrey  to  Archbishop  Cullen. 

Most  Reverend  Sir,  Whitehall,  16  November  1865. 

With  reference  to  my  letter  of  28th  August,  I  have  the  honour  to  inform 
you  that,  if  you  desire  it,  I  shall  be  happy  to  receive  you  and  the  other  Roman 
Catholic  Archbishops  in  Ireland,  as  to  the  proposed  interview  on  the  subject  of 
University  Education  in  Ireland,  on  any  day  before  the  end  of  the  present 
month,  which  may  suit  your  own  and  their  convenience.  I  shall  be  obliged  by 
your  informing  me  of  the  day  on  which  it  will  be  convenient  to  you  tliat  the 
interview  should  take  place. 

I  have,  &c. 
^  (signed)         G.  Grey. 


—  No.  6.  — 
Archbishop  Cullen  to  Sir  G.  Grey. 

Sir,  Dublin,  17  November  1865. 

I  HAVE  been  honoured  with  your  letter  of  yesterday,  which  I  have  imme- 
diately communicated  to  the  other  Archbishops,  asking  them  at  the  same  time 
to  avail  themselves  of  the  privilege  you  have  so  kindly  granted,  that  they  them- 
selves should  fix  a  day  within  this  month  to  have  the  proposed  interview  with 
you  on  education  in  Ireland. 

As  soon  as  I  shall  have  received  the  replies  of  the  other  Prelates,  I  will  not 
fail  to  let  you  know  the  day  on  which  they  propose  to  wait  on  you. 

I  have,  &c. 

(signed)         ^  Paul  Cullen 


—  No.  7.  — 
Archbishop  Cullen  to  Sir  G.  Grey. 


Sir,  Dublin,  14  January  1866. 

I  HAVE  the  honour  to  forward  to  you  two  letters  or  memorials  on  Primary 
and  University  Education,  on  the  part  of  the  29  Roman  Catholic  Archbishops 
and  Bishops  in  Ireland  whose  names  are  attached  to  them. 

As  so  many  Prelates  living  at  considerable  distances  from  each  other  wished 
to  examine  these  memorials,  it  was  necessary  to  get  them  printed,  but  not  for 
publication. 

Each  prelate  has  attached  his  signature  to  a  printed  copy,  similar  to  that 
which  I  send.     I  retain  the  copies  with  the  original  signatures. 

If  it  be  required  that  the  memorials  should  be  in  manuscript,  I  shall  have 
them  copied,  and  get  them  signed  by  each  prelate. 

I  enclose  a  written  petition  to  Her  Majesty,  praying  for  a  Charter  for  our 
Roman  Catholic  University,  which  the  same  29  Prelates  have  given  me  written 
authorisation  to  sign  on  their  behalf. 

The  memorials  contain  very  little  more  than  the  statements  which  the  four 
Archbishops  had  the  honour  of  making  to  you  in  the  interview  which  you 
granted  to  them,  and  in  which  they  endeavoured  to  state,  as  briefly  as  possible, 
the  many  disadvantages  pressing  on  Irish  Roman  Catholics  in  regard  to 
•education. 

I  humbly  confide  that  a  just  and  liberal  Government  will  take  our  memorials 
into  favourable  consideration,  and  commence  to  remove  the  grievances  which 
for  a  long  series  of  years  have  weighed  heavily  on  the  education  of  Roman 
Catholics  in  Ireland. 

I  have^  &c. 
(signed)        ^  Paul  Cullen. 


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To  the  Right  Honourable  Six  Ge^r^e  Orey^  Bart.,  m.p..  Her  Majesty's  Secretary  of  State- 

for  Home  Afiairs,  &c.  &c 
Sir, 

Wjb,  the  undersigned  Roman  Catholic  Archbishops  and  Bishops  in  Ireland,  having 
learned  that  it  is  the  intention  of  Her  Majesty's  Government  to  make  alterations  in  the 
system  of  University  Education  now  existing  in  this  country,  beg  respectfully  to  lay  before 
you,  and  through  you  before  Her  Majesty's  Government,  the  following  observations  on 
this  important  subject,  in  which  the  spiritual  welfare  of  our  flocks  is  deeply  concerned : — 

In  the  first  place  we  have  to  observe,  that  the  Roman  Catholics  of  Ireland  have  long 
laboured  under  the  greatest  disadvantages  with  respect  to  education.  In  past  times  aU 
their  educational  establishments  were  suppressed,  and  laws  were  enacted  prohibiting  them 
to  establish  schools  at  home,  or  to  send  their  children  for  education  to  the  Continent.  The 
effects  of  this  penal  legislation  still  remain ;  and  Catholics,  deprived  of  the  endowments  of 
former  times,  are  left  without  any  institution  supported  by  the  State,  in  which  they  can, 
with  safety  to  faith  and  morals,  cultivate  the  higher  studies  and  take  out  academical 
degrees. 

Whilst  the  majority  of  the  Irish  people  were  thus  suffering,  great  educational  privileges 
were  conferred  by  the  State  on  the  minority  of  the  nation ;  and  a  Protestant  University, 
with  subsidiary  institutions,  was  established  and  amply  endowed. 

Trinity  College,  or  the  University  of  Dublin,  has  landed  property  to  the  extent  of 
199,573  acres,  or  100th  part  of  the  whole  acreage  of  Ireland.  These  lands,  valued  accord- 
ing to  the  very  reduced  standard  of  1851  at  92,360/.  per  annum  (Dub.  Univ.  Commis., 
1853,  p.  268,  Evidence),  are,  it  is  stated,  let  at  low  rents;  but  still  the  income  and 
influence  derived  from  such  extensive  landed  property  must  be  considerable. 

The  advantages  offered  by  an  institution  so  richly  endowed  have  always  attracted  great 
numbers  to  its  lecture  halls.  At  present  there  are  1,500  students  on  its  roll,  the  fees 
received  from  whom  are  calculated  to  average  the  large  sum  of  30,000  /.  a  year  (Dub. 
Univ.  Commis.,  ibid.) 

Not  to  speak  of  the  amount  originally  expended  in  the  erection  of  the  College  build- 
ings, the  Crown,  at  the  petition  of  the  Irish  House  of  Commons,  gave  from  time  to  time 
considerable  sums  for  their  extension.  Thus,  in  1698  we  find  a  grant  of  3,000/.,  in  1709 
of  5,000/.,  in  1717  another  of  5,000/.,  in  1721  a  third  sum  of  5,000/.,  and  in  1751  a  fourth 
of  the  same  amount,  5,000/,  In  1753  the  grant  was  raised  to  10,000/.,  and  in  1755  to 
20,000/.  In  1757  a  further  grant  was  made  of  10,000/.,  and  in  1787  of  3,000/.— («  Dub. 
Univ.  Calendar  for  1863,"  page  233  et  seq.) 

In  addition  to  the  large  pecuniary  resources  possessed  by  the  College,  and  the  iqunense 
influence  resulting  from  its  extensive  landed  property,  it  has  the  right  of  presentation  to 
21  benefices,  some  of  them  with  an  income  of  over  1,000/.  a  year. 

The  advantages  enjoyed  by  the  Protestwit  University  of  Dublin  do  not  stop  here ; 
schools  connected  with  it  are  scattered  throughout  Ireland,  and  possesses  extensive  pro- 
perty in  lands,  granted  in  part  by  the  Crown,  the  Royal  Schools,  Endowed  Schools,  and 
Erasmus  Smith's  Schools.  They  may  be  considered  as  intended  exclusively  for  the  benefit 
of  members  of  the  Established  Church,  although  a  few  bovs  of  other  religious  denomina- 
tions are  occasionally  admitted ;  and  they  serve  very  largely  as  feeders  for  the  Protestant 
University.  A  great  proportion  of  the  heads  and  tutors  of  these  schools  are  members  of 
Trinity  College ;  all  the  heads,  with  two  or  three  exceptions,  are  clergymen  of  the  Esta- 
blished Church ;  in  fine,  to  these  institutions  are  attached  153  Exhibitions  for  the  pupils 
who  pass  from  their  halls  to  the  University  of  Dublin. — ^  Thom's  Oflicial  Directory  for 
1865,''  page  906.) 

It  is  true  that  for  the  last  few  years  Roman  Catholics,  as  well  as  Protestant  Dissenters, 
have  been  admitted  to  certain  scholarships  in  the  University  of  Dublin ;  but  these  are 
non-foundatiim  scholarships  ("  University  Calendar,"  page  18),  giving  no  right  to  the 
University  Franchise  (ibid),  or  to  a  share  in  the  government  of  the  College,  which, 
according  to  the  Royal  Commission  of  1853  ("  Report,"  page  2),  continues  "  a  Pro- 
testant institution,  in  most  of  its  essential  characteristics,"  as  it  was  at  its  foundation  by 
Queen  Elizabeth. 

All  the  heads  of  Trinity  College,  the  provost,  vice-provost,  fellows,  scholars  on  the 
foundation,  &c.,  are  and  must  be  members  of  the  Established  Church,  and  the  provost, 
vice-jirovost,  and  nearly  all  the  fellows  are  clergymen.  Three  Professorships  in  the 
University  School  of  Physic,  in  accordance  with  a  recent  Act  of  Parliament,  and  some 
Professorships  of  a  subordinate  character,  are  indeed  open  to  Catholics ;  but,  as  a  matter 
of  fact,  all  the  Professors  are  Protestants  with  the  exception  of  the  Professor  of  Italian  and 
Spanish. 

Trinity  College  was  founded  by  Queen  Elizabeth  as  a  bulwark  of  the  Protestant 
religion  in  Ireland  against  Catholicity.  Until  the  year  1793,  all  its  students,  as  well  as 
others  belonging  to  it,  were  obliged  to  subscribe  the  Thirty-nine  Articles.  About  33  per 
cent,  of  its  students  even  now  are  Divinity  students  of  the  Established  Church ;  its  whole 
teaching  is  based  on  the  Protestant  religion,  the  works  it  publishes  are  imbued  with  an 
anti*Catholio  spirit,  and  several  who  entered  its  halls  as  Catholics,  have,  during  their 
University  course,  or  afterwards,  forsaken  the  religion  of  their  parents. 

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The  Emaneq^atbn  Act  of  1829  haTisg  placed  Cajtholics  on  a  footii^  of  oiyiLand  political 
equality  with  the  rest  of  Her.  Majesty's  subjects,  it  was  manifest  that  the  educational 
ascendaaoy  of  a  rainontj  could  not  long  be  maintained  tibrongh  the  monopoly  enjoyed  by 
Trinity  CoUege. 

The  Queen's  CoUegee  wene  eataUi^ed  in  1847,  with  ike  avowed  object  of  afFording  to 
all  classes  in  Ireland  University  eduoatiixn  on  equal  terms.  Over  200,000  /.  have  up  ta 
the  present  been  expended  on  the  buildinffS)  furniture,  and  repairs  of  tbeee  Colleges,  the 
sum  aanuallv  voted  oy  Parliamenf  for  their  support  is  over  24,000  /.,  and  1,800  a  year  is 
granted  to  the  Queen's  University,  which  eiiista  altogether  for  tlieiv  advantage. 

Notwithstanding  this  profuse  expenditure,  the  Queen's  Colleges  have,  as  far  as  Cadu>lio9 
are  concerned,  not  only  failed  to  attain  the  object  for  which  thev  were  founded,  but  have: 
been  gradually  drifting  into  Protestantism.  Belfast  College  is  almost  exclusively  Presby- 
terian, and  in  Cork  and  Gralway,  although  situated  in  Catholic  districts,  the  great  majority 
of  the  heads  and  professors  sxe  Protestants  of  various  religious  denomiiutions. 

If  the  Queen's  Colleges  had  oon^sponded  to  the  objects  for  which  tfaey  wene  established,, 
the  great  minority  of  the  students  should  be  Catholics,  who  are  77  per  cent,  of  the  inhabi"^ 
tants  of  Ireland,  not  Protestants^  who  are  only  23  per  cent,  of  the  population,  and  are 
amply  provided  for  in  Trinity  College.  But  what  is  the  fact  ?  More  ^an  75  per  oent« 
of  the  students  of  those  Colleges  are  Protestants,  whilst  less  than  25  per  cent,  profesa 
the  fsuth  of  tbe  great  majority  of  the  people,  a  proportion  totally  imutequate  to  repre*- 
sent  the  number  of  Ca^iolics  who,  by  tilieir  social  position  and  preliminary  studies^ 
have  a  right  to  aspire  to  a  University  education.  We  may  add  that  even  of  this  minority 
of  Catholic  students  a  considerable  number  frequent  the  Queen's  Colleges,  yielding  to  th^ 
pressure  of  necessity,  or  tempted  by  the  abundant  allurements  held  out  to  them.  H^ice, 
whetlier  we  take  into  account  the  total  population  of  this  country,  or  the  laige  sums  ex-^ 
pended  on  those  Colleges,  the  ntunber  of  young  men  of  all  denominations  attending  thent 
IS  so  inconsiderable  that  they  must  be  admitted  to  be  a  signal  failure. 

The  result  of  the  mixed  system  of  education  in  the  Queen's  Colleges,  excluding,  as  it 
does,  tlie  influences  of  religion,  is,  we  believe,  to  train  the  youthful  mind  in  indifferentisms 
to  every  creed  and  in  practical  infidelity,  which  tend  to  subvert  the  throne  as  well  as  the 
altar.  We  have,  therefore,  deemed  it  our  duty,  in  accordance  with  the  teaching  of  our 
Church,  and  the  wisdcmi  of  this  teaching  is  confirmed  by  experience,  to  declare  these 
institutions  replete*  with  grave  and  intrinsic  danger  to  the  faith  and  monds  of  our  flocks. 
Under  these  circumstaoices  Catholics  have  no  confidence  in  them,  and  can  never,  consists 
ently  with  their  religious  principlesi.  accept  than. 

We  cumot  leave  this  subject  without  ve&rring  to  some  restrictions  with  respect  to  per«> 
SOBS' aspiring  to  tbe  learned  professions,  and  they  are  very  considerable,  restrictions  wniclL 
tend  to  force  Boman  Catiiolics  into  one  of  the  two  legally  reci^ised  Universitiss.  . 

In  1861  tliere  were  in  Ireland  6,360  Catholic  young  men  receiving  a  superior  educi^ 
lion  ('**  Census,  1861").  Now  upon  this  large  number  of  Catholics^  any  one  of  whom  may* 
aspire  to  a  liberal  profession,  the  following  unfair  terms  are  proposed  by  those  who  would 
TK^U%;fAMi  in,  education  ui  ascendancy  which  the  legislature  long  since  abolished  in  civil 
and  pcditicri  life,  or  would  give  educational  equality  at  the  cost  of  conscience. 

All  graduates  of  Trinity  CoUege,  or  of  the  Queen's  University,  can  be  called  to  the  bar 
at  the  end  of  three  years,  while  non«-graduates  cannot  be  called  until  the  expiration  of,/2ro 
jears  from  the  date  of  their  registration  as  law  students. 

Graduates  are  obliged  to  attend  only  two  courses  of  lectures,  either  at  the  Eang's  Imis> 
Dublin^  or  at  Trinity  College,  or  (in  the  case  of  students  of  the  Queen's  University)  at 
any  of  the  Provincial  Colleges,  while  non-graduates  are  required  to  attend  four  courses^ 
viz.,  two  at  the  ICin^'s  Inns,  and  two  others  at  Trinity  College.  Moreover,  graduates 
are  required  to  attend  twelve  terms'  commons,  viz.,  six  m  the  King's  Inn,  and  six  in  any 
Inn  in  London,  while  non-graduates  are  required  to  attend  seventeen  terms'  ccnnmons,  viz., 
nine  in  the  King's  Inns  and  eight  in  England.  Finally,  the  fees  payable  by  graduates- 
are  less  than  those  imposed  upon  non- graduates. 

With  regard  to  the  apprentices  of  solicitors  and  attorneys,  all  matriculated  students  of 
Trinity  College  and  of  the  Queen's  ('oUeges  are  exempt  from  the  preliminary  examination 
imposed  upon  others.  If  graduates,  they  are  admissible  to  the  practice  of  their  profession 
two  years  sooner  than  non-graduate  apprentices,  and  are  exempt  from  one  of  the  courses 
of  lectures  appointed  by  the  benchers  for  such  apprentices. 

All  Catholics  aspiring  to  the  professions  just  mentioned  must  submit  to  these  inconve- 
niences, or  if  they  wish  to  avoid  them  must  enter  a  University  founded  to  maintain  the 
ascendimcy  of  the  Establi^ed  Church  in  Ireland  or  Institutions  condemned  by  their  own 
Church.  It  is  to  be  added  that  these  unfair  conditions  are  imposed  quite  irrespectively  of 
proficiency  in  literature,  science,  or  law. 

With  respect  to  the  medical  profession,  every  one  knows  the  high  value  practitioners 
and  the  puWic  set  on  tiie  degree  of  "  Doctor  of  Medicine."  But  no  person  can  obtain 
that  h^h  distinction  in  Ireland  without  becoming  a  member  of  one  of  the  two  Universities 
recognised  by  law ;  and  Catholic  medical  students  must  either  give  up  all  chance  of  that 
honour  and  professional  advantage,  or  trample  under  foot  their  self-respect,  by  entering^ 
contrary  to  their  religious  principles,  one  of  the  institutions  which  their  Church 
'Condemns. 

As  to  professors  in  colleges  and  tutors,  besides  the  injustice  to  the  persons  themselves^ 
every  one  murt  see  the  injury  inflicted  on  the  education  of  the  nation  at  large,  when  more 
than  one«half  of  the  teachers  in  superior  schools  and  colleges  are  obliged  to  forego  a 

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University  education,   or  to   secure  it  at  the  risk  of  endangering  the  most  important 
interests. 

It  being  evident  from  the  statements  just  made  that  the  existing  institutions  recognised 
by  the  State  do  not  put  University  education  within  the  reach  of  Irish  Roman  Catholics 
on  terms  of  which  they  can  safely  avail  themselves,  or  on  principles  approved  by  their 
religion,  we,  their  pastors,  aided  by  their  generous  contributions,  determined  to  supply  this 
great  want,  and  established  the  Catholic  University  of  Ireland. 

For  the  foundation  and  maintenance  of  this  institution,  we  have  within  the  last  few 
years  collected  a  sum  of  125,000  /.  We  have  purchased  premises  in  the  city  of  Dublin, 
gathered  together  a  library  of  about  30,000  volumes,  scientific  collections,  &c.,  and 
appointed  a  body  of  professors  of  great  eminence. 

The  institution  thus  established  comprises  five  faculties,  viz.,  theology,  law,  medicine,, 
philosophy  and  letters,  and  mathematical  and  physical  science,  and  is  presided  over  by  a 
rector  named  by  ourselves  and  removable  at  our  pleasure.  While  retaininff  in  our  own 
hands  the  supreme  authority,  we  have  delegated  to  twelve  of  our  body  tne  inmiediate 
government  of  the  institution ;  but  we  leave  to  the  rector  and  to  the  University  the  direc- 
tion of  all  academical  matters.  In  the  exercise  of  his  office  the  rector  is  assisted  by  a 
Council,  consisting  of  the  deans  of  faculties  and  some  other  members  of  the  academic  body, 
and  at  stated  times  he  is  obliged  to  lay  before  us  a  full  report  of  the  working  of  the 
institution.  In  fine,  every  possible  means  is  taken  to  secure  a  succession  of  the  most 
distinguished  professors.  Our  University,  therefore,  while  affording  to  Catholics  the  best 
religious  guarantees,  will  offer  them  all  the  advantages  of  the  highest  literary  and  scientific 
education. 

Several  of  its  students  are  at  present  studying  philosophy  and  letters,  science,  or 
medicine,  under  the  immediate  care  of  its  Professors  in  Dublin ;  others,  having  passed  a 
matriculation  examination  before  the  Examiner  appointed  by  the  authorities  of  the  Uni- 
versity, are  pursuing  their  studies  in  Colleges  or  schools,  of  which  24  in  various  parts  in 
Ireland  are  connected  witb  it.  In  these  Schools  they  prepare  for  further  examinatious, 
and  compete  for  some  of  the  prizes  and  honours  of  the  tfniversity,  passing  into  residence 
in  Dublin  at  a  later  period  of  their  course,  should  they  desire  to  do  so. 

Cramped,  however,  in  many  ways,  and  especially  by  its  inability  to  give  degrees  recog- 
nised by  law,  our  University  has  had  to  encounter  serious  difficulties.  The  injurious 
effects  of  the  restrictions  imposed  upon  it  may  best  be  estimated  by  considering  the  de- 
velopment of  its  only  branch  which  was  in  some  measure  free  from  them.  In  the  Faculty 
of  Medicine,  the  certificates  of  the  Professors  of  our  Medical  School  being  recognised  by 
the  various  licensing  bodies,  the  number  of  students  attending  lectures  (at  present  93), 
nearly  equals,  and  in  some  sessions  has  exceeded  the  number  in  the  School  oi  the  richly- 
endowed  University  of  Dublin.  The  growing  disposition,  however,  of  the  authorities  in 
the  army,  navy,  and  other  departments  of  the  public  service,  not  to  rest  satisfied  with  a 
mere  medical  license,  but  to  require  a  University  degree,  has  already  begun  to  operate 
injuriously  on  this  branch  too  of  our  Institution. 

Considering  these,  and  the  other  circumstances  we  have  mentioned,  and  calling  to  mind 
all  the  past  sufferings  and  privations  to  which  Catholics  have  been  subjected,  we  respect- 
fully submit  that  our  University  is  entitled  to  all  the  privileges  conferred  upon  other 
academical  institutions,  and  especially  to  that  of  conferring  academical  degrees,  a  privilege 
enjoyed  for  nearly  300  years  by  the  Protestant  University  of  Dublin,  for  the  advantage  of 
a  small  minority  of  the  people  of  Ireland. 

However,  understanding  that  Her  Majesty's  Government  does  not  intend  for  the 
present  to  advise  Her  Majesty  to  grant  us  what  we  have  a  claim  to,  but  proposes  to- 
mtroduce  modifications  in  the  existing  system  of  academical  education,  which  will  enable 
Catholic  students  to  obtain  University  degrees  without  that  sacrifice  of  principle  or 
conscience  of  which  we  complain,  we  shall  be  thankful  for  such  changes  if  they  ao  not 
interfere  with  Catholic  teaching,  and  if  they  tend  to  put  us  on  a  footing  of  equality  withv 
our  fellow-subjects  of  other  religious  denominations.  While  expressing  these  feelings,  we 
deem  it  our  duty  again  to  declare  emphatically  our  condemnation  of  the  system  of  united 
academical  education,  on  which  the  Queen's  Colleges  are  founded,  and  which  in  accord- 
ance with  the  repeated  declarations  of  our  Church,  we  hold  to  be  intrinsically  dangerous 
to  the  faith  and  morals  of  Catholics. 

In  the  changes  referred  to,  as  we  understand  them,  we  recognize  a  token  of  the 
willingness  of  Her  Majesty's  Government  to  grant  an  instalment  of  the  justice  in  educa- 
tional matter  to  which  our  flocks  are  entitled ;  but,  if  unaccompanied  by  an  endowment  of 
our  Catholic  University,  and  a  reconstruction  of  the  Queen's  Colleges,  we  cannot  regard 
them  as  satisfactory  to  the  Catholics  of  Ireland.  If  Trinity  College,  with  its  immense 
wealth  and  influence,  is  left  as  it  is  in  Protestant  hands  and  for  Protestant  education ;  if 
the  Queen's  Colleges  are  left  as  thev  are,  largely  subsidized  by  tlie  State  for  State  educa- 
cation ;  and  if  at  tne  same  time  Catholics,  who  are  taxed  for  the  support  of  these  same- 
Queen's  Colleges,  have  further  to  tax  themselves  for  the  support  of  the  Catholic  Univer- 
sity, they  are  not  treated  with  justice,  nor  placed  upon  a  footing  of  equality  with  others. 
"Without  an  endowment,  the  proposal  of  the  Government  would  confer  but  little,  if  any, 
substantial  benefit  upon  our  Catholic  University ;  for  degrees  can  be  obtained  through 
the  London  University,  and  property  can  be  acquired  and  transmitted  without  a  Charter 
by  availing  of  certain  legal  expedients.  Without  re-arranging  the  Queen's  Colleges  on  the 
principles  of  thedenominational  system,  so  as  to  meet  the  conscientious  objections  of  Calliolics, 
much  of  the  evils  and  injustice  of  which  Catholics  complain  will  remain  unredressed.    These 

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Colleges  will  continue  to  be,  what  they  are,  a  failure  as  regards  the  purpose  for  which  they 
were  originally  intended — ^the  education  principally,  though  not  exclusively,  of  CathoUcs — 
and  a  faUure  costing  the  public  24,000  /.  per  annum.  They  will  continue  to  hold  out 
their  scholarships,  prizes,  &c.  as  so  many  bribes  to  Catholic  young  men  to  induce  them  to 
become  disobedient  children  of  their  own  Church ;  and  they  will  continue  to  be  a  stimding 
cause  of  disunion  between  the  Catholic  Bishops  of  Ireland  and  the  Government  of  the 
country,  which  policy,  not  to  speak  of  any  other  consideration,  would  put  an  end  to. 
With  our  Catholic  university  unendowed,  and  with  other  university  arrangements  still 
hostile  to  us,  the  proposal  of  the  Government  could  not,  we  respectfully  repeat,  be 
regarded  as  satisfactory  to  the  Catholics  of  Ireland. 

%ut,  looking  on  the  proposal  of  the  (jovemment  as  an  earnest  of  good-will  towards  our 
flocks  in  the  matter  of  education,  we  profess  our  willingness  to  co-operate,  as  far  as  we 
can,  in  carrying  it  out,  because  we  entertain  the  confident  expectation  that,  when  the 
Government  come  finally  to  consider  it,  they  will  embody  in  it  the  following  con- 
cessions:— 

1st  That  the  University  founded  by  the  Roman  Catholic  Bishops  will  be  chartered  as 
a  college  within  the  new  University,  in  such  a  manner  as  to  leave  the  department  of 
teaching  Catholics  altogether  in  the  hands  of  Catholics,  and  under  the  control  of  their 
Bishops,  its  founders. 

The  following  draft  of  a  Charter,  borrowed  in  its  main  details  from  that  of  King's 
College,  London,  would.  In  our  opinion,  be  suited  for  the  Catholic  University  College,  as 
it  embodies  the  system  on  which  it  has  been  conducted  for  several  years. 

''  Draft  of  Charter:' 

"  Whereas  it  has  been  represented  to  us  by  N.  N.  that  there  has  existed  during  the  last 
eleven  years,  and  does  now  exist  in  our  Kingdom  of  Ireland,  in  the  City  of  Dublin,  a 
Literary  and  Scientific  Institution,  established  lor  the  higher  education  of  youth,  anH  known 
under  the  style  and  title  (or  commonly  called)  *  The  Catholic  University  of  Ireland;'  and 
whereas  the  said  Institution  comprises  clasifcs  of  instruction  in  sciepce  and  literature, 
taught  by  able  Prol<es>ors,  and  frequented  by  a  large  number  of  students,  and  possesses 
extensive  and  valuable  libmries,  rich  and  costly  collections  requisite  for  imparting  a  know- 
ledge of  the  sciences,  &c. :  And  whereas  considerable  sums  of  money  have  been  subscribed 
and  collected  for  carrying  on  the  said  undertaking :  And  whereas  it  has  been  set  out  in  the 
petition  presented  to  us,  that  the  said  undertaking  would  be  more  effectually  prosecuted, 
and  that  complete  success  would  be  the  moi*e  easily  attained,  if  it  were  protected  by  our 
Koyal  Sanction,  by  means  of  a  Royal  Charter  of  Incorporation,"  &c.  &c.  &c. 

"  That  for  the  purpose  of  establishing  and  maintaining  the  said  College,  to  be  called 
'  The  Catholic  or  Roman  Catholic  University  College  of  Ireland,'  the  four  Roman  Catholic 
Archbishops,  exercising  jurisdiction  in  Armagh,  Dublin,  Cashel,  and  Tuam  for  the  time 
being  respectively,  shall  by  virtue  of  their  respective  offices  be  perpetual  Governors  of  the 
said  College. 

*'  That  in  addition  to  the  perpetual  Governors  hereinbefore  named,  the  Right  Rev.  John 
Derry,  d.d.,  Roman  Catholic  Bishop;  the  Right  Rev,  John  KildufF,  d.d.,  Roman  Catholic 
Bishop;  the  Right  Rev.  Dominic  O'Brien,  d.d.,  Roman  Catholic  Bishop;  the  Right 
Rev.  James  Walshe,  d.d.,  Roman  Catholic  Bishop ;  the  Right  Rev.  Laurence  Gillooly,  d.d., 
Roman  Catholic  Bishop;  the  Ri^ht  Rev.  Thomas  Furlong,  d.d.,  Roman  Catholic  Bishop  ; 
the  Rii:ht  Rev.  Mit  hael  Flannery,  d.d.,  Roman  Catholic  Bishop;  and  the  Ris[ht  Rev.  John 
Pius  Leahy,  d.d.,  Roman  Catholic  Bishop ;  and  such  persons  to  the  number  of  eight  (but 
no  more),  as  shall  from  time  to  time  hereafter  be  nominated  in  their  stead,  in  the  manner 
hereinafter  mentioned,  shall  be  Governors  for  life  of  the  said  College. 

'*  That  the  various  branches  of  Literature  and  Science,  of  Medicine,  and  of  Law,  shall  be 
taught  in  the  said  College,  under  the  superintendence  <>f  a  Rector  or  other  Head,  Vice- 
Rector,  Professors  and  Tutors,  or  such  other  Masters  or  Instructors  as  shall  from  time  to 
time  be  appointed  in  the  manner  hereinafter  mentioned. 

**  That  the  four  Roman  Catholic  Archbishops,  for  the  time  being,  shall  be  Visitors  of  the 
said  College,  and  their  authority  be  supreme  in  questions  regarding  religion  or  moials,  and 
in  all  other  things  in  the  said  College. 

''  That  whenever  a  vacancy  shall  occur  in  the  office  of  Life  Governor,  the  ex^officio 
Governors  shall  by  \\riting  nominate  such  other  person  as  to  them  shall  seem  meet  to  be  a 
Governor  for  life. 

*'  That  the  Governors  shall  appoint  the  Rector  and  Vice-Rector. 

'•That  there  shall  be  five  Faculties  in  the  College,  viz.: — Theology,  Law,  Medicine, 
Philosophy  and  Letters,  and  Mathematical  and  Physical  Science. 

''  That  each  Faculty  consist  of  all  the  Professoi-s  actually  engaged  in  teaching  in  its 
own  Department,  and  of  as  many  other  persons  skilled  in  the  subject-matter  of  that  Faculty, 
as  to  the  Governors,  having  consulted  tne  Faculty,  shall  seem  meet. 

'^  That  earh  Faculty  shall  annually  elect  a  Dean,  subject  to  the  Rector's  approval ;  and 
that  he  $>hall  be  re-eligible. 

^'  That  each  of  the  Faculties  shall  be  empowered  to  make  and  change  rules  and  statutes 
regarding  the  government  and  advancement  of  its  own  Department,  subject  to  the  approval 
of  the  Governors. 

''  That  they  shall  hold  examinations,  and  be  the  ex  officio  advisers  of  the  Governors  in 
all  matters  appertaining  to  their  several  Departments. 

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'^  That  whenei^er  tt  Profestorthip  shaU  bare  to  be  fiHad  ui^i^  ihe  Rador.,  bftving  ^oosuJfjed 
thfi  Facifcliy  in  wkieh  the  vacancy  oecunt,  ahall  preflent  to  tbe  Oovemor  the  laames  of  at  least^ 
tkcee  cati(tidate»,  ta  be  tdetenaiiied  by  published  vrorks^  cr  public  repatatioD,  or^  if  it  seem  fit 
to  the  Gkwemors,  by  poUie  examifiatioa. 

"  T3iat  th€  pei^tntal  Governors,  Life  GoFernora,  Rector,  Vice-Rector,  and  Faeultiea, 
be  constitiited  one  body,  politic  and  corporat^'t  to  be  called  ^  Tlie  Catholic  (or  Roman 
Catholic)  University  College  of  Ireland.' 

^  That  the  Goi^eniors  for  the  time  being  ^hall  have  f^idl  pow^r,  from  ttioe  to  tioi^e,  to 
tippomt  iand  as  they  shall  fiee  occamod,  to  remove,  as  well  the  Rector,  Vice'Reetor^  the 
Professors,  and  other  members  of  the  Faculties,  tl^e  Tutors  and  Masters,  as  also  the 
Seeretaiy,  and  all  officer^  m>eai«,  mud  serv^ats  of  tbe  said  College. 

"  That  there  shall  be  a  Council  of  tbe  Collesre,  consisting  of  the  Rector,  Vice-Rec^r, 
five  l>eaiisof  Faculties,  a  IXean  of  DiscijJine,  and  three  other  members  of  the  Corporation, 
the  last  four  to  he  selected  by  the  Governors^  and  that  five  form  a  quorum^ 

"  That,  subject  and  without  prejudice  to  the  powers  given  by  this  Charter  to  tbe^ 
Visitors  and  Governors,  the  Council  for  the  time  bein^  shall  have,  with  the  exception  of 
finances,  the  entire  management  of,  and  superintendence  over,  the  affairs  of  the  College; 
and  an  ail  cases  unprovided  for  by  this  Charter,  it  shall  be  lawful  for  the  Council  to  act  io 
such  manner  as  shall  appear  to  them  best  calculated  to  promote  the  weKiaue  of  tbe 
College;  provided  always,  that  all  their  acts  shall  be  submitted,  at  least  once  each  year, 
to  the  Governors  and  Visitors,  and  that  no  act  of  theirs  shall  be  of  any  weight  or  value,  if, 
within  twelve  months  after  it  has  been  submitted,  it  be  deemed  by  the  said  Governors  or 
Visitors  injurious  to  religion  or  morals,  or  otherwise  of  detriment  to  the  College. 

*'  That  tbe  four  Visitors  shall  be  the  Trustees  of  all  property  belongina:  to  the  College. 

"That  the  Governors  shall  have  the  power  of  appointing  a  Treasurer  or  Treasurers,  and 
that  there  shall  be  an  audit  of  accounts  at  appointed  times." 

2ndly.  That  in  order  to  place  this  new  Catholic  College  on  a  footing  of  equality  with  other 
institutions*  a  suitable  endowraeuc  be  given  to  it;  sinct;  it  will  be  frequented  by  the  great 
mass  of  Catholics,  and  it  would  be  manife<>t4y  unfair  to  oblige  them  to  tax  themselves  for 
the  support  of  tlieir  own  College,  while  institutions  which  they  ou  conscientious  grounds 
condemn  and  shun  are  supported  out  of  the  public  funds,  to  which  they  contribute  equally 
with  others. 

drdly.  That  for  the  same  reason  Burses  and  Scholarships  be  provided,  either  by  the 
application  of  existing,  or  tbe  erection  of  new  endowments,  so  as  to  place  the  rewards  oi 
merit  equally  within  the  reach  of  all. 

4*hly.  That  the  Catholic  University  College*  be  empowered  by  charter  to  aflElliate  Colleger 
and  Schools  to  itself. 

6thly.  That  the  tests  of  knowiidge  be  af)plied  in  such  manner  as  to  avoid  the  appearance 
of  connectvng,  even  by  the  ideatity  of  name,  those  who  avail  themselves  of  them,  or  co- 
operate in  appLyii>g  them,  with  a  system  which  their  religion  condemns. 

Otbly.  That  these  te<^ts  of  kaowiedge  be  guarded  against  every  danger  of  abuse,  or  of  the 
exercise  of  any  influence  hostile  or  prejudicial  to  the  religious  principles  of  Catholics;  that 
they  may  be  made  as  general  as  may  be  consistently  with  a  due  regard  for  the  interests  of 
edncatioB,  the  tkne,  manner,  and  matter  of  examinations  being  prescribed,  but  not  the 
books  or  special  authors,  at  least  in  mental  and  social  science,  in  history  or  in  cognate  sub- 
jects; and  that,  in  a  word,  there  be  banished  from  them  even  tbe  suspicion  of  interference 
with  the  religious  principles  of  Catliolics. 

7thly.  That  tiie  Queen*s  Colleges  be  re-arranged  on  the  principles  of  the  denominatioQal 
system  of  education.  • 

In  concluding  this  communication,  we  beg  you  to  lay  before  Her  Majesty  the  acconcv- 
panying  Memorial  for  a  Charter  for  our  College,  and  to  pray  that  Her  Majesty  will  b& 
graciously  pleased  to  grant  its  petition. 

We  have,  &c. 

fPaul  Cullen.  A  Joseph  Dixon. 

P.  Leahy.  A  John  Cantwell 

C.  Denvir.  ^  Thomas  Feenv. 

*  E.  Walsh.  A  W.  Delany.  " 

A  John  Derry.  A  F.  Kelly. 

^  WilRam  Keane.  A  P.  Durcan. 

P.  Fallon.  A  John  Killduff. 

D.  Moriarty.  A  J.  P,  Leahy. 

D.  O'Brien.  A  James  WaUhe. 

L.  Gillooh/.  A  D.  MGettigan. 

Thomas  Furlong.  A  John  M^Emlly. 

M.  (THea.  ^  P.  Dorrian. 

Geo.  Butler.  i^  Nicholas  Conaty. 

Thomas  Nulty.  ^  James  Donelly. 

N.  Power. 

The  above  letter  has  been  agreed  to  and  signed  by  tbe  Roman  Catholic  Prelates  whose 
names  are  attached  to  it. 

(signed)        ►Ji  Paul  Culkn. 
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Enclosure  2,  in  No.  7. 

'To  the  Right  Honourable  Sir  George  Grey,  Bart,  m.p.,  Her  Majesty's  Secretary  of  State 

for  Home  AflRaiirs,  4:c.,  &c. 
Sir, 

Wb,  the  undersipied  Archbishops  and  Bishops  of  the  Ronoan  Catholic  Church  in  Ire- 
land, beg  to  submit,  through  you,  to  Her  Majesty's  Government,  the  following  statement 
respecting  changes  which  we  think  ought  to  be  made  in  the  National  System  of  Education 
in  Ireland. 

We  premise  that  while  we  indicate  certain  necessary  changes  in  the  National  System  of 
Education,  we  wish  to  be  understood  as  not  in  any  stnse  expressing  approval  of  the  priib- 
ciple  of  Mixed  Education,  even  in  schools  of  primary  instruction. 

The  schools  under  the  National  Board  divide  themselyes  into  two  classes,  the  ordinary 
National  Schools  and  the  Model  Schools ;  and  again,  the  ordinary  schools  may  be  sub- 
divided into  such  as  are  attended  by  pupils  of  one  religious  denomination  only,  and  those 
attended  by  children  of  different  denominations,  the  former  exclusively  Catholic  or  Protest- 
ant, the  latter  mixed. 

First,  then,  as  to  schools  exclusively  Catholic  or  Protestant,  be  they  vested  or  non- vested, 
a  change  of  great  importance  ought  to  be  made,  and  can  be  made  without  any  difl5calty. 
It  is  simply  to  remove  all  restrictions  upon  religious  instruction,  to  permit  the  fulness  of 
distinctive  religious  teaching  to  enter  into  the  conrse  of  daily  secular  education,  with  full 
liberty  for  the  performance  of  religious  exercises  and  the  u«e  of  religious  emblems,  and  to 
recognise  the  right  of  the  lawful  pastors  of  the  children  in  such  schools  to  have  access  to 
them,  to  regulate  the  whole  business  of  religious  instruction  in  them,  and  to  remove  objec- 
tionable books,  if  any.  This  would  be  simply  to  recognise  the  fact  that  these  schools  are 
Denominational,  and  to  shape  the  rules  of  the  Board  so  as  to  deal  with  them  as  such  : — 
rules  which,  so  far  as  regards  religions  instruction  in  this  large  class  of  schools,  are  not  merely 
vexatious  but  absurd  ;  for  they  prohibit  the  fulness  of  religious  teaching,  and  all  religious 
teaching  duiing  the  hours  of  secular  instruction,  upon  the  assumption  that  the  schools  are 
mixed,  whereas  the  pupils  are  exclusively  of  one  religion  or  another.  In  one  and  the  same 
town,  in  one  and  the  same  street,  will  be  two  National  Schools,  one  exclusively  Catholic, 
the  other  t  xclusively  Protestant.  In  the  Catholic  School,  because  in  the  contemplation  of 
the  Board's  rules  a  Mixed  School,  which  is  a  pure  fiction,  no  distinctive  Cnthohc  teaching 
is  allowed  to  mingle  with  the  secular  instruction ;  the  practices  of  piety,  which  tl)e  Catholic 
Church  considers  of  so  much  importance  in  order  to  implant  the  love  of  God  in  the  hearts  of 
youth,  are  during  fer  the  greater  part  of  the  day  interdicted;  the  children  are  not  free  to 
mark  themselves  with  the  sign  of  the  cross;  the  cross  itself,  the  symbol  of  redemption,  is  a 
forbidden  thing  within  and  witliout;  and  the  images  of  our  Divine  Lord  and  of  His  Blessed 
Mother  are  kept  under  lock  and  key,  while  birds,  and  beasts,  and  fishes,  are  freely  exhibited 
upon  the  walls  of  the  school-room.  This  is  felt  to  be  a  very  great  hardship,  and  all  the 
grcHter  that  there  is  not  a  shadow  of  reason  for  contmutng  it. 

The  application  of  the  Denominational  principle  to  ihe  large  class  of  schools  iu  question 
would  jzo  far  to  remove  one  of  the  greatest  objections  against  the  national  system  of  educa- 
tion, by  correcting  to  a  grreat  extent  its  very  worst  feature,  namely^  its  godless  character. 
At  once,  under  the  jToposed  change,  religious  instruction  could  be  blended  with  secular; 
and  religion,  as  it  ought  to  be,  made  the  groundwork  of  education  in  the  vast  majority  of 
the  existing  National  Schools  in  Ireland  ;  for,  according  to  a  Parliamentary  return  in  1862, 
since  which  time  the  proportions  cannot  have  changed  much,  not  more  than  one  per  cent, 
of  the  country  schools  were  really  mixed,  the  rest  being  of  one  religious  denominatioai. 
Were  the  proposed  change  adopted,  not  only  woiild  the  great  majority  of  schools  now  in 
connection  with  the  Board  assume  a  religious  character,  but  many  Catholic  schools  of  nuns, 
monks,  and  others,  could  be  taken  into  connection  with  the  Boani,  which  schools  ate  now 
excluded  firom  all  participation  in  the  grants  of  money  for  education,  because  their  con- 
ductors will  not  accept  aid  from  the  Boaiti  on  condition  of  ohserving  the  rules  restricting 
the  liberty  of  religious  instruction.  Under  the  proposed  change,  m  exclusively  Catholic 
schools  the  teachers  should  be  CathoHc;  the  books  treating  of  leligious,  moral,  or  historical 
matters,  Catholic;  the  Inspectors  Catholic,  and  if  objectionable,  subject  to  tbe  veto  of  the 
Catholic  Bishop  in  the  diocese  in  which  their  duties  would  lie.  The  Managers,  too,  should 
be  at  liberty  to  choose  what  books  they  might  please  for  secufar  instruction  under  the  veto 
of  the  Board  ;  and  the  Board's  grants  for  books  should  be  grants  of  money,  not,  as  now, 
of  books,  in  order  that  the  Managers  might  be  free  in  makinur  a  selection  of  the  hooks  to 
be  used.  The  full  freedom  thus  accorded  to  religion  would  be  associated  ^ith  a  due 
supervision  on  the  part  of  the  State,  which  could  satisfy  itself  by  inspection  that  the 
secular  education  imparted  came  fully  up  to  the  mark,  and  that  the  public  money  was  not 
misapplied. 

In  England  the  Denominational  principle  pervades  all  primary  education ;  none  other 
would  be  tolerated.  Seeing  it  is  so  good  for  England,  why  not  apply  it  in  Iteland  too, 
only  adapting  it  to  the  different  circumstances  of  the  country?  Here  and  there  let  there  be 
the  same  denominational  distinction.  Catholic  schools  for  the  Catholic,  Protestant  schools 
for  the  Protestant,  that  in  their  respective  schools  the  distinctive  teaching  of  each  reUgioa 
may  be  blended  with  the  secular,  and  that  in  all,  to  use  the  words  of  the  Vice-President  of 
the  Committee  of  Privy  Council,  ^*the  religious  element  may  underlie  the  whole  system  ** 

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of  education.  But^  as  regards  the  allocation  of  the  grant  for  education,  there  is  this 
difference  between  the  two  countries^  that,  whereas  in  England  local  contributions  bear  a 
certain  proportion  to  the  Government  grant,  that  proportion  could  not  be  required  in 
Ireland  without  taxing  the  people  beyond  their  ability.  England  is  a  rich  country,  Ireland- 
a  poor  country.  Moreover,  were  the  same  proportionate  amount  of  contributions  required 
in  Ireland,  the  undue  pressure  would  fall  principally  upon  the  Catholic  masses  of  Irelatid, 
and  but  little  upon  the  Protestants  ;  for,  while  the  Protestants  who  would  be  called  upon 
to  contribute  possess  most  of  the  wealth  of  Ireland,  and  the  Protestants  who  have  to  look  to 
others  for  help  for  their  education  are  comparatively  few  in  number,  with  respect  to  Catholics 
these  conditions  are  reversed.  Therefore,  to  tax  local  resources  in  Ireland  all  tl)e  same  as 
in  England,  would  be  not  only  to  lay  too  heavy  a  burdeti  on  Ireland,  but  furthermore  to 
place  that  burden  principully  upon  tie  Catholic  portion  of  the  community,  and  would  have 
the  effect  of  putting  the  National  School  out  of  the  reach  of  many  a  poor  Catholic.  Nor 
is  it  to  be  foi^otten  that,  having  been  deprived  of  the  foundations  for  religion  and  education 
wliich  they  formerly  enjoyed,  the  Catlu>lics  of  Ireland  have  also  to  bear  many  imrdens  not 
felt  by  others,  who  are  in  possession  of  ample  public  endowments.  To  say  nothing  oi  the 
erection  of  a  vast  number  of  churches,  and  of  the  support  of  their  clergy,  the  Catholics 
have  built  at  their  own  expense,  within  a  period  of  not  many  years,  a  large  proportion  of 
the  schools  in  connection  with  the  National  Board,  and  they  support  a  very  considerable 
number  of  admirable  schools  both  of  nuns  and  Christian  brothers,  which  receive  no  portion 
of  the  public  grant  for  primary  education.  Under  these  circumstances,  it  would  not  be 
equitable  to  call  on  our  flocks  to  contribute  to  the  building  or  support  of  schools  in  the 
same  proportion  as  our  more  favoured  fellow-subjects,  or  to  deprive  us  of  the  advantages  of 
a  financial  nature  in  regard  to  education  which  Ireland  has  enjoyed  for  the  past. 

But,  would  not  these  Denominational  Schools,  in  which  there  would  be  free  scope  for 
religious  insti  uction  of  only  one  kind,  every  day  in  the  week  and  every  hour  of  the  day,  if 
it  so  pleased — would  they  not  be  ready  instruments  for  carrying  on  the  work  of  proselytism? 
What  security  for  the  faith  of  a  stray  child  of  another  religion  finding  its  way  into  one  of 
them  ?  l*his  :  to  depiive  such  schools  of  the  Government  grant  when  they  cease  to  comply 
with  the  condition  upon  which  they  asked  and  obtained  i(^  that  of  being  schools  of  one 
particular  religious  denomination  ;  or,  to  class  them  with  Mixed  Schools,  and  require  them 
to  observe  the  rules  of  the  Board  in  reference  to  religious  instruction  in  Mixed  Schools, 
altered,  as  will  by  and  bye  be  sug&;ested,  so  as  to  provide  better  security  than  now  is  against 
interference  with  the  religion  of  the  pupils  in  Mixed  Schools.  Whether  the  one  ur  the 
other  safeguard  be  adopted,  the  pubhc  money  should  never  be  used  in  the  work  of 
proselytism. 

Next  come  Mixed  Schools  in  places  where  one  religion  would  be  in  a  minority  so  small 
as  not  to  be  entitled  to  a  grant  for  a  separate  school,  or  in  places  where,  in  other  circum- 
stances, people  might  choose  a  common  Mixed  School  in  preference  to  two  separate 
schools— a  pre! ereme  of  which  it  may  well  be  doubted  whether  a  single  instance  would 
ever  occur,  in  Mixed  Schools  the  spirit  of  proselytism  is  to  be  guarded  against,  and 
securities  devis'^  d  for  the  protection  of  the  fiEtitb  of  the  minority  more  effectual  than  the 
existing  rules  of  the  Board  of  Education.  The  national  system  of  education,  as  sketched 
out  in  Lord  Stanley's  celebrated  letter,  and  as  first  established,  possessed  several  safeguards 
against  interference  with  the  religion  of  the  pupils.  '  Not  to  speak  of  other  safeguards, 
there  \ias  the  clergyman  of  each  child  recognised  in  each  school  as  the  person  to  impart 
and  to  regulate  reii^ous  instruction;  there  was  the  rule  obliging. patrons  to  make  due 
provision  for  the  religious  instruction  of  all  the  pupils  under  their  respective  clergy ;  there 
was  the  rule  requiring  teachers  to  exclude  cnildren  of  one  creed  when  there  was 
religious  instruction  of  another ;  there  were  these  safeguards  for  the  faith  of  the  children* 
But,  one  afler  another,  they  have  been  removed  by  concessions  to  Protestant  prejudices; 
and  now  not  only  can  proselytising  practices  be  carried  on  Mith  facility  under  cover  of  the 
Board's  rules,  but  may  oe  justified  by  them.  The  pastoral  authority  of  the  clergyman  is 
ignored,  and  he  himself  may  be  excluded  from  every  non-vested  school;  the  manager  of  a 
non-vested  school  may  have  any  religious  instruction  he  pleases,  or  none  at  all ;  the  teacher 
may  permit  Catholic  children  to  be  present  at  Protestant  religious  instruction,  catechism, 
and  reading  of  the  Bible,  and  vice  versd,  may  permit  Protestant  children  to  be  present  at 
Catholic  instruction  and  pious  practices.  As  to  the  last  expedient  devised  as  a  protection 
against  attempts  at  tampering  with  the  children's  religion,  namely,  the  new  rule  requiring 
the  teacher  to  hand  to  a  child  a  notice  for  his  parent  the  first  time,  and  only  the  first  time, 
the  child  attends  religious  instruction  with  children  of  another  creed, — as  a  security  against 
interference  with  the  religion  of  the  pupils,  this  expedient  is  simply  ludicrous.  In  point  of 
fact,  returns  obtained  by  Major  O'Reilly  in  1864  prove  that  in  one  year,  1862,  so  many 
as  16,000  such  notices  were  served  in  schools  in  the  Province  of  Ulster;  that  is,  the  faith 
of  16,000  children  was  interfered  with  in  that  one  year  and  in  that  one  province.  And  we 
have  another  striking  test  of  the  inefficency  of  the  Board's  rules  as  safeguards  for  the  reli- 
gion of  pupils  in  Mixed  Schools  in  a  Report  of  1855  from  one  of  the  Inspectors,  which 
appears  in  a  Parliamentary  Return  in  1859.  He  says  that  in  all  tiie  schools  he  visited  in 
Belfast  taught  by  Presbyterian  teachers,  and  having  a  mixed  attendance,  it  was  the  prac- 
tice that  the  teacher  gave  common  religious  instruction  to  all  the  pupils  of  different  deno- 
minations, and  that  the  same  practice  was  pretty  general  throughout  the  counties  of  Antrim 
and  Londonderry.  From  all  this  it  is  manifest  that  none  of  the  Board's  rules  now  in  force 
can  be  deemed  anything  like  adequate  protection  for  the  religion  of  children  in  a  Mixed 

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School,  and  that  Bome  more  stringent  reuulation  is  necessary.  What  then  is  suggested  ? 
To  fix  the  time  for  leligious  instruction  at  the  end  of  school  hours,  strictly  requiring  that 
it  should  not  commence  for  the  majority  of  the  pupils,  or  any  of  them,  till  afti  r  the  de- 
parture of  every  one  of  the  minority  professing  a  different  creed,  and,  in  any  case  of  proved 
mterference  with  the  faith  of  any  belonging  to  the  minority,  to  strike  the  school  off  the  list 
of  schools  entitled  to  aid  from  the  Board. 

Next  come  the  Model  Schools,  of  which  the  Commissioners  of  Education  are  the  patrons, 
and  over  which  the  Catholic  Bishops  and  clergy  have  no  manner  of  control  as  to  teachers, 
books,  or  anything  else,  and  to  which,  as  being  far  the  most  objectionable  part  of  the 
system.  Catholics  do  give,  and  will  ^ive,  the  most  determined  opposition.  But  one  thing 
can  be  done  with  these  school — to  do  away  with  them  altogether.  Nothing  else  will 
satisfy  the  Catholic  Bishops,  cleriiy,  and  people.  A  regard  to  public  economy,  too,  calls 
for  their  suppression.  If  money  was  lavishly  expended  upon  the  ereciion  of  these  buildings, 
the  many  thousands  annually  spent  on  their  maintenance  is  so  much  thrown  away.  Nor 
is  this  all.  The  worst  in  the  eyes  of  Catholics  remains  to  be  told  of  them.  Not  only 
have  they  been  erected  in  despite  of  the  r*  monstrances,  but  they  are  maintained  in  defiance 
of  the  authority  of  Catholic  Bishops  in  their  respective  localities,  and  every  efibrt  is 
strained  on  the  part  of  the  teachers  in  those  schools,  and  other  officials  of  the  Board  of 
Education,  to  incite  Cathohc  pupils  and  the  parents  of  Catholic  pupils  to  schisroatical  acts 
of  insubordination  against  Catholic  Priests  and  Catholic  Bishops.  On  this  account  no 
small  degree  of  unpopularity,  even  of  odium,  attaches  to  these  Model  Schools,  and  is  reflected 
from  them  upon  the  whole  system.  Nothing  remains  but  to  do  away  with  them  alto- 
gether. But  then,  it  may  be  asked,  what  is  to  be  done  with  the  buildings  ?  Is  the  money 
expended  on  their  erection  to  be  so  much  lost?  No.  These  buildings  might  be  turned 
to  various  useful  purposes  ;  some  of  them  might  be  turned  into  training  schools  of  a  deno- 
minational character,  others  might  be  converted  into  reformatories,  others  utilized  in  some 
other  way.  Whatever  becomes  of  them,  the  having  squandered  money  in  erecting  them 
is  no  reason  for  wastin^r  more  in  maintaining  them.  A  portion  of  the  money  spent  in 
maintaining  them  could  be  applied  to  far  better  purpose,  in  supporting  training  estabhsh- 
ments  of  Catholic  teachers,  male  and  fiemale,  a  thing  of  the  very  first  importance.  The 
teachers  who  are  destined  not  only  to  instruct  the  minds  but  to  mould  the  moral  nature 
of  the  youth  of  Ireland,  themselves  pass  through  no  wholesome  discipline,  are  formed  by 
no  moral  training  that  would  fit  them  for  their  important  duties.  Catholic  training  esta- 
blishments are  not  merely  desirable,  they  would  be  a  national  benefit ;  and  the  money 
expended  in  maintaining  the  model  schools  could  not  be  turned  to  better  purpose  than  the 
support  of  such  establishments. 

We  have,  4:c. 

►J4  Paul  CuUea.  >{<  Joseph  Dixon, 

4<  P*  Leahy.  ^  John  Cantwell. 

>f<  C  Denvir.  >Ji  Thomas  Feeny. 

^  £.  Walsh.  4<  W.  Delany. 

^  John  Derry.  ►fi  F.  Kelly. 

►fi  William  Keane.  n^  P.  Durcatu 

^  P.  Fallon.  ^  John  Killduff. 

^  D.  Moriarty.  >Ji  J.  P.  Leahy. 

^  D.  O'Brien.  ^  James  Walshe. 

^  L.  Gillooly.  ^  D.  M'Gettigan. 

►Xi  Thomas  Furlong.  ^  John  M^ Evilly. 

^  M.  O'Hea.  ±  P.  Dorrian. 

^  Geo.  Butler.  A  Nicholas  Conaty. 

^  Thomas  Nuliy.  >^  James  Donelly. 

^  N.  Power. 

The  above  letter  has  been  agreed  to  and  signed  by  the  Roman  Catholic  Prelates  whose 
names  are  attached  to  it 

(signed)        »][4  Paul  Cullen, 
Dublin,  14  January  1866.  Roman  Catholic  Archbishop. 


EDclosure  3,  in  No.  7- 

To  the  Queen's  Most  Excellent  Majesty. 

The  Petition  of  the  undersigned  Roman  Catholic  Archbishops  and  Bishops  in  Ireland, 

Sheweth, 

That  in  the  year  1854  your  Petitioners  established  in  the  City  of  Dublin  a  literary  and 
scientific  institution  for  the  higher  education  of  youth. 

That  the  said  institution  is  commonly  called  "  The  CathoUc  University  of  Ireland.** 

That  it  comprises  classes  of  instruction  in  the  highest  branches  of  science  and  literature, 
of  medicine  and  surgery,  taught  by  able  professors,  and  frequented  by  a  lar^e  number  of 
students ;  and  that  it  is  the  intention  of  your  Petitioners  to  establish  in  it  iQso  classes  of 
theology  and  of  law. 

That  it  possesses  extensive  and  valuable  libraries,  and  rich  and  costly  collections  of 
minerals,  of  philosophical  apparatus,  and  of  other  thii^  requisite  for  imparting  a  know- 
ledge of  the  arts  and  sciences. 

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That  your  Petitioners  have  subscribed  and  collected  considerable  sums  of  money  for 
the  purpose  of  carrying  the  said  undertaking  into  active  operation. 

That  your  Petitioners  have  been  advised  that  the  said  undertaking  would  be  more 
effectually  prosecuted,  and  complete  success  therein  sooner  attained,  if  they  were  pro- 
tected by  your  Most  Gracious  Majesty's  Royal  sanction,  by  means  of  a  Royal  Charter  of 
Incorporation. 

That  it  is  proposed  that  the  corporate  body  of  the  said  institution  shall  consist  of  four 
perpetual  governors,  namely,  the  four  Roman  Catholic  Archbishops  for  the  time  being  in 
Ireiand;  eight  life  governors,  namely,  the  Right  Rev.  John  Derry,  Roman  Catholic 
Bishop ;  the  Right  Kev.  Jchn  Kildu^  RcHnan  Catholic  Bishop ;  the  Right  Rev.  Dominic 
O'Brien,  Roman  Catholic  Bishop ;  the  Right  Rev.  James  Walshe,  Roman  Catholic 
Bishop;  the  Right  Rev.  Lawrence  Gillooly,  Roman  Catholic  Bishop;  the  Right  Rev. 
Thonias  Furlong,  Roman  Catholic  Bishop ;  the  Right  Rev.  Michael  Flannery,  Roman 
Catholic  Bishop,  and  the  Right  Rev.  John  Pius  Leany,  Roman  Catholic  Bishop,  and  such 
persons  as  may  hereafter  from  time  to  time  be  nominated  in  their  stead  as  such  fife 
governors ;  the  rector  and  vice-rector  for  the  time  being  of  such  institution,  and  the  deans 
and  professors  for  the  time  being  of  the  various  faculties  established  or  to  be  established 
therein. 

Your  Petitioners,  therefore,  most  humbly  supplicate  your  Most  Gracious  Majesty  to 
grant  for  the  purpose  aforesaid  your  Royal  Charter  of  Incorporation  to  the  several  per- 
sons hereinbefore  mentioned  as  being  proposed  to  constitute  the  corporate  body  of  the 
said  institution,  and  your  Petitioners  will  ever  pray. 

Dublin,  13  January  1866. 

Signed  on  behalf  and  by  authority  of  the  following  Roman  Catholic  Archbishops  and 
Bishops : 

Paul  CuUen,  Joseph  Dixon,  P.  Leahy,  John  Cantwell,  C.  Denvir,  Thomas 
Feeny,  E.  Walsh,  W.  Delany,  John  Derry,  F.  Kelly,  W.  Keane,  P.  Durcan, 
P.  Fallon,  J.  Kilduff,  D.  Moriarty,  John  P.  Leahy,  D.  O'Brien,  James 
Walshe,  Laurence  Gillooly,  Darnel  McGettigan,  Thos.  Furlong,  John 
McEvilly,  M.  O'Hca,  P.  Doarrian,  George  Butler,  Nicholas  Conaty,  Thoai 
Nulty,  James  Donnelly,  and  Nicholas  Power. 

likPaul  Cullen, 

Roman  Catholie  Ardibidiop. 


—  No.  8.  — 
Sir  G.  Grejf  to  Archbieliop  Cullen. 


Most  Reverend  Sir,  Whitehall,  10  January  1866. 

I  HAVE  the  honour  to  acknowledge  the  receipt  of  your  letter  of  the  14 th 
instant,  forwarding  to  me  two  letters,  or  menaorials,  on  Primary  and  University 
Education,  on  the  part  of  the  29  Roman  Catholic  Bishops  and  Archbishops 
whose  names  are  attached  to  them. 

I  have  also  to  acknowledge  the  receipt  of  the  petition  to  Her  Majesty,  signed 
by  yoa  on  beltalf  of  the  said  Prelates,  praying  for  the  grant  of  a  Charter  of 
Incorporation  for  the  Institution  therein  mentioned,  established  in  the  City  of 
Dublin  for  the  higher  education  of  youth. 

Taking  this  petition  in  connection  with  the  statement  contained  in  the 
memorial  on  University  Education,  I  understand  it  to  ask  for  a  Charter  for  that 
Institution  as  a  College  in  connection  with  the  University,  of  which  the  consti- 
tution is  being  revised  for  the  purpose  of  enabling  it  to  confer  degrees  on  other 
students  equally  with  those  who  have  been  members  of  one  or  other  of  the 
Queen's  Colleges. 

While  Her  Majesty's  Government  are  willing  to  advise  Her  Majesty  to  grant 
a  Charter  of  Incorporation  for  this  institution  as  a  College,  it  will  be  previously 
necessary  that  the  terms  and  provisions  of  the  Charter  should  be  carefully 
examined* 

1  need  not  now  advert  to  those  points  which  may  require  revision  in  the 
draft  of  the  Charter  contained  in  the  memorial  on  University  Ediicatioii,  as 
I  shall  have  the  honour  of  addressing  you  again  when  Her  Majesty's  GoveFn- 
ment  shall  have  given  the  proposed  draft  the  consideration  ^vvhich  it  requires. 

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—  No.  9.  — 

Sir  G.  Grey  to  Archbishop  Cullen. 

Most  Reverend  Sir,  Whitehall,  30  January  1866. 

I  HAYB  the  honour  to  inform  you,  with  reference  to  my  letter  of  the  18th 
instant,  that  Her  Majesty's  Government  have  bad  under  their  consideration 
the  memorial  from  the  Roman  Catholic  Archbishops  and  Bishops  in  Ireliuid 
whose  names  are  subscribed  thereto,  on  the  subject  of  University  Education 
in  that  country. 

They  have  also  considered  the  draft  of  the  proposed  Charter  of  Incorporation 
as  a  College  for  the  Institution  founded  in  Dublin  by  the  Roman  Cathohc 
Archbishops  for  the  higher  education  of  youth. 

With  regard  to  the  general  question  of  University  Education,  whatever 
diflference  of  opinion  may  exist  as  to  the  system  of  education  in  the  Queen's 
Colleges,  and  the  results  which  have  attended  their  foundation,  there  can  be  no 
doubt  that  those  Colleges  were  established,  and  the  Queen's  University  was 
subsequently  founded,  with  the  sincere  desire,  and  the  real  object  on  the  part 
of  the  Ciovemment,  of  affording  to  all  classes  in  Ireland  higher  or  University 
educafion  on  equal  terms. 

Her  Majesty's  Government  are  still  of  opinion  that  the  principle  upon  which 
those  Colleges  were  founded,  namely,  that  of  offering  such  an  education  in 
common  to  the  Protestant  and  Roman  Catholic  youth  of  Ireland,  as  a  sound 
one,  and  they  are  unable  to  concur  in  the  bclirf  expressed  in  the  memorial 
that  these  Colleges  have  been  a  signal  failure. 

They  have,  therefore,  no  intention  of  proposing  any  alteration  in  the  prin- 
ciple on  which  those  Colleges  are  conducted. 

Her  Majesty's  Government,  at  the  same  time,  freely  admit  the  fact  that  a 
large  number  of  persons  in  Ireland  entertain  a  conscientious  objection  to  the 
principle  on  which  the  Colleges  were  established,  and  to  the  mixed  system  of 
education  adopted  in  them.  Neither  are  they  insensible  to  the  disadvantages 
to  which  such  persons  are  exposed  if  they  aspire  to  a  liberal  profession,  by  their 
inability  to  obtain  a  degree  from  any  University  in  Ireland,  unless  they  connect 
thenoselves  either  with  Trinity  College,  Dublin,  or  with  one  or  other  of  the 
Queen's  Colleges.  It  was  with  a  view  to  relieve  such  persons  from  these 
disadvantages,  and  to  place  them  on  an  equal  footing  with  their  fellow  subjects 
in  Ireland  by  enabUng  them  to  obtain  a  University  degree  on  terms  of  which 
they  could  avail  themselves  without  any  sacrifice  of  principle,  that  Her 
Majesty's  Government  felt  it  to  be  their  duty  to  advise  Her  Majesty  that  the 
Charter  of  the  Clueen's  University  should  be  revised  so  as  to  admit  of  degrees 
being  conferred  by  it  in  lieland  on  other  students  besides  those  connected 
with  Trinity  College,  Dublin,  or  one  of  tlie  Queen's  Colleges. 

They  propose  for  this  purpose  to  assimilate  the  Queen  s  University  in  prin* 
ciple  to  the  London  University,  by  which  lay  degrees  are  conferred  on  students 
of  every  religious  denomination,  without  any  susjjicion,  as  far  as  the  Govem*- 
ment  are  aware,  of  any  interference  with  their  religious  principles. 

Her  Majesty's  Government  are  glad  to  observe  that  the  Roman  Catholic 
Prelates  recognise  in  this  decision,  on  the  part  of  the  Government,  an  intention 
to  place  Roman  Catholics  on  a  footing  of  equality  as  respects  University  Educa- 
tion with  their  fellow  subjects  of  other  denominations,  and  they  trust  that 
when  the  Charter  of  the  Queen's  University,  which  is  now  under  revision, 
shall  have  been  amended,  and  the  requisite  alteration  in  the  composition  of  the 
Senate  shall  be  completed,  the  objects  which  Her  Majesty's  Government  have 
in  view  will  be  attained. 

I  have  already  informed  you  that  Her  Majesty's  Government  are  willing  to 
advise  Her  Majesty  to  grant  a  Charter  of  Incorporation  as  a  College  to  the 
Institution  founded  in  Dublin  by  the  Roman  CathoUc  Archbishops,  for  the 
higher  education  of  youth. 

But  having  had  under  their  consideration  the  draft  of  the  Charter  contained 
in  the  Memorial,  Her  Majesty's  Government  regret  that  they  are  unable  to 
advise  Her  Majesty  to  grant  it  in  the  form  which  is  there  proposed. 

Without  adverting  to  other  points  which  will  require  revision.  Her  Majesty's 
Government  think  it  essential  that  while  due  precaution  is  taken  for  the  pro- 
tection of  the  faith  arid  morals  of  the  students  in  such  a  college,  for  which 

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purpose  the  Archbishops  might  be  constituted  visitors,  its  governing  body,  if  it 
is  to  receive  a  Charter  from  the  Crown,  should  not  be  entirely  composed  of 
ecclesiastics,  but  that  it  should  contain  a  considerable  proportion  of  laymen. 
Her  Majesty's  Government  hope  that  no  practical  difficulty  will  be  found  in  a 
revision  of  the  terms  of  the  Charter  with  a  view  to  meet  the  objections  to  the 
form  in  which  it  has  been  proposed.  They  are  willing,  if  it  should  be  desired, 
to  suggest  the  form  in  which  they  think  the  Charter  might  properly  be 
granted. 

With  reference  to  the  other  points  adverted  to  in  the  memorial,  I  have  to 
inform  you  that  Her  Majesty's  Government  do  not  intend  to  propose  to  Parlia- 
ment that  an  endowment  should  be  given  to  the  Roman  Catholic  College,  but 
they  are  willing  favourably  to  consider  the  proposal  that  Parliament  should  be 
asked  to  grant  a  sum,  as  is  done  in  the  case  of  the  London  University,  for  the 
purpose  of  providing  bourses  or  scholarships  open  to  competition  to  all  students 
without  distinction  who  are  members  of  the  University. 

Her  Majesty's  Government  are  not  aware  that  power  has  ever  been  panted 
by  Charter  to  any  college  to  affiliate  to  itself  colleges  or  schools.  A  Charter 
giving  such  a  j^ower  appears  to  be  appropriate  exclusively  to  an  university. 

Her  Majesty's  Government  are  not  sure  that  they  clearly  apprehend  the 
meaning  of  the  two  paragraphs  in  the  memorial  as  to  *^  the  tests  of  knowledge,'* 
but  if  as  they  desire  the  senate  of  the  university  should  be  so  constituted  as  to 
entitle  it  to  the  confidence  of  persons  of  diflferent  religious  denominations,  they 
think  that  it  may  safely  be  entrusted  with  the  regulation  of  all  matters  of  detail 
as  to  the  time,  manners,  and  matter  of  examinations. 

I  have,  &c. 
(signed)         G.  Grey. 


-.  No.  10.  — 
Sir  G.  Grey  to  the  Lord  Lieutenant  of  Ireland* 

My  Lord,  Whitehall,  30  January  1866. 

I  HAVB  the  honour  to  transmit  to  you  a  copy  of  a  letter  or  memorial  addressed 
to  me  on  the  part  of  tlie  Roman  Catholic  Prelates  in  Ireland,  on  the  subject  of 
the  national  system  of  education  in  that  country. 

Your  Excellency  is  no  doubt  aware  that  a  memorial  on  this  subject  was 
addressed  in  1859  to  the  Lord  Lieutenant  of  Ireland  by  the  Uoman  Catholic 
Prelates  in  that  country.  I  enclose  a  copy  of  that  memorial  and  of  the  answer 
given  to  it  on  the  part  of  Her  Majesty's  Government  by  Mr.  Cardwell,  who  then 
held  theoflSceof  Chief  Secretary  to  theLord  Lieutenant.  Totheopinions  expressed 
in  that  answer  Her  Majesty's  Government  adhere,  and  they  would  regard  with 
sincere  regret  any  step  tending  to  the  overthrow  of  a  system  of  education  which 
they  believe  to  be  well  adapted  to  the  peculiar  circumstances  of  Ireland,  and  to 
have  been  the  means  of  conferring  very  great  advantages  on  that  country.  ITie 
large  and  increasing  number  of  children,  both  Protestant  and  Roman  Catholic, 
attending  schools  in  connection  with  the  National  Board  of  Education  is  in  itself 
a  gratifying  proof  that  the  instruction  offered  in  the  schools  is  appreciated  by 
the  great  body  of  the  people,  and  that  it  involves  no  interference  with  the  dis- 
tinctive faith  of  persons  of  different  religious  denominations. 

Her  Majesty's  Government,  however,  think  it  right  that  this  memorial  should 
be  communicated  to  the  Commissioners  of  National  Education  in  Ireland,  and 
that  they  should  be  invited  to  offer  their  observations  upon  it.  Their  attention 
should  be  particularly  directed  to  the  statements  eontained  in  the  memorial  as  to 
the  Model  Schools. 

Her  Majesty's  Government  would  be  glad  to  receive,  together  with  the  obser- 
vations of  the  Commissioners  of  National  Education,  the  opinion  which  your 
Excellency  may  desire  to  express,  or  any  remarks  which  you  may  think  fit  to 
offer  on  the  memoriaL 

I  have,  &c. 
(signed)         G.  Grey. 


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—  No.  IL  — 

Archbishop  CuUen  to  Sir  G.  Grey. 

Sir,  Dublin,  11  February  1866. 

I  HAVE  the  honour  to  acknowledge  the  receipt  of  your  reply  of  the  30th 
January  last,  to  a  memorial  on  University  Education,  addressed  to  you  on  the 
14th  of  the  same  month,  by  the  Roman  Catholic  Prelates  of  this  country. 

Having  communicated  your  reply  to  those  prelates,  I  regret  to  say  that  they 
are  all  of  opinion  that  the  promises  held  out  to  them  in  that  docimient  are  far 
from  corresponding  to  the  hope  which  they  had  entertained ;  that  the  present 
Government,  so  liberal  and  enlightened,  would  have  taken  some  effective  step  to 
place  them  and  their  flock  on  a  footing  of  equality  with  their  fellow  subjects  of 
other  religious  denominations  in  regard  to  education. 

However,  they  are  not  willing  to  give  any  decided  opinion  upon  this  matter 
until  they  shall  have  seen  the  proposed  Charter  of  the  new  University,  and  the 
draft  of  a  Charter  for  the  Roman  Catholic  University  College  m  the  form  in 
which  the  Government  would  consider  it  admissible.  May  I  take  the  liberty  to 
request  of  you  to  give  orders  that  copies  of  these  two  documents  should  be  sent 
to  me. 

I  have  now  to  add  that  the  Roman  Catholic  Prelates  are  anxious  to  receive  an 
answer  to  their  memorial  on  national  education,  which  was  forwarded  on  the  same 
day  as  the  memorial  on  University  Education. 

I  have,  &c. 
(signed)        ^  Paul  Cullen. 


—  No.  12.  — 
Sir  G.  Grey  to  Archbishop  Oallen. 


Most  Reverend  Sir,  WTiitehall,  14  February  1866. 

I  HAVE  the  honour  to  acknowledge  the  receipt  of  your  letter  of  the  11  th  instant. 
I  hope  in  a  very  short  time  to  be  able  to  comply  with  your  request  by  transmitting 
to  you  the  copy  of  the  new  Charter  for  the  University,  and^he  draft  of  a  Charter 
which  Her  Majesty's  Government  would  be  prepared  to  advise  Her  Majesty  to 
grant  to  the  Roman  Catholic  University  College.  I  forwarded  on  the  30th 
ultimo  to  the  Lord  Lieutenant  of  Ireland  a  copy  of  the  Memorial  from  the 
Roman  Catholic  Prelates  on  national  education  in  Ireland,  with  a  request  that 
it  might  be  communicated  to  the  C/ommissioners  of  National  Education  for  their 
observations,  their  attention  being  specially  called  to  the  statements  contained 
in  the  Memorial  with  reference  to  the  Model  schools. 

I  have,  &c. 
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University  Education  in  Ireland.  \ 


—  No.  1.  — 
Mr.  Porter  to  Lord  Wodehouse. 


16,  CoUege-square,  East,  Belfast, 
May  it  please  your  Excellency,  22  July  1865. 

I  AM  instructed  by  my  brethen,  the  members  of  the  Northern  Presbytery  of 
Antrim,  to  transmit  to  your  Excellency  the  annexed  copy  of  a  resolution,  which 
was  unanimously  adopted  at  a  recent  meeting  of  the  body,  with  reference  to 
certain  statements  made  during  the  last  Session  of  Parliament  by  the  Secretary 
of  State  for  the  Home  Department  and  the  Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer,  on  the 
"Subject  of  an  intended  change  in  the  regulations  of  the  Queen's  University  in 
Ireland.  In  doing  so,  I  venture  to  add  the  expression  of  my  earnest  hope,  that 
Her  Majesty's  Government,  on  a  deliberate  review  of  the  manifold  inconsisten- 
cies and  inconveniences  which  the  contemplated  plan  would  entaily  will  see 
the  wisdom  and  propriety  of  desisting  from  the  further  prosecution  of  a  measure 
so  directly  opposed  to  the  principles  of  education  free  from  creeds  and  tests,  for 
which  the  enlightened  friends  of  public  instruction  have  contended  during 
upwards  of  half  a  century,  and  which  the  Legislature  so  emphatically  sanc- 
tioned in  the  ^'  Act  for  Colleges  in  Ireland." 

I  have,  &c. 
(signed)         J.  Scott  Porter, 
Clerk  to  the  Northern  Presbytery  of  Antrim. 


Enclosure  in  No.  1. 

Resolution, 

At  a  stated  Quarterly  Meeting  of  the  Northern  Presbjrtery  of  Antrim,  held  at 
Ballydare,  on  Thursday  the  6th  July  1865, 

The  Rev.  Wm.  Bruce,  Moderator,  in  the  Chair, 

It  was  resolved  unanimously — "That  we  have  learned  with  deep  regret  of  certain  state- 
ments made  in  the  Hou^  of  Conunons,  by  the  Secretary  of  State  for  the  Home  Depart- 
ment and  the  Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer,  on  the  part  of  Her  Majesty's  Government, 
from  which  it  appears  that  a  plan  is  in  contemplation  hy  which  the  highest  academic 
distinctions  in  connection  with  the  Queen's  University  in  Ireland,  shafl  in  future  be 
awarded  to  students  who  have  been  educated  in  strictly  sectarian  seminaries,  and  under 
strictly  sectarian  auspices ;  and  that  we  should  deplore  the  adoption  of  any  measures  for 
accomplishing  that  purpose  as  adverse  to  the  principles  of  united  and  non-sectarian  educa- 
tion on  which  the  Queen's  University  was  founded,  as  calculated  to  weaken  the  influence 
of  those  principles  throughout  the  coimtry,  and  ultimately  to  destroy  the  efficiency  of 
those  admirable  institutions,  the  Queen's  Colleges,  which  have  already  conferred  such 
important  benefits  on  Ireland." 

(signed)         W.  Bruce,  Moderator. 
J.  Scott  Porter,  Clerk. 


—  No.  2.  — 
Mr.  Moore  to  Lord  Wodehouse. 


Newtounaxd, 
May  it  please  your  Exceleney,  20  October  186ft. 

I  RESPECTFULLY  beg  leave  to  lay  before  your  Excellency  the  annexed  copy 
of  a  resolution  which  was  unanimously  adopted  at  a  recent  meeting  of  the 
General  Committee  of  the  Non-Subscribing  Presbyterian  Association,  with  re* 

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ference  to  certain  changes  in  the  plan  and  management  of  Gueen's  University, 
which  are  understood  to  be  in  the  contemplation  of  Her  Majesty's  Government. 
And  I  have  been  instructed  by  the  Committee  most  earnestly  to  solicit  your 
Excellency's  attention  to  a  subject  so  closely  connected  with  the  intellectual, 
moral,  and  social  improvement  of  Ireland. 

1  have,  &c. 
(signed)         Hugh  Moore^ 
Honorary  Secretary  to  the  Association  of  Non-Subscribing 

Presbyterians  of  Ireland. 


Enclosure  in  No.  2. 

Resolution. 


At  a  Meeting  of  the  General  Committee  of  the  Association  of  the  Non-Subscribing 
Presbyterians  of  Ireland,  held  in  Belfast  on  the  11th  of  October  1865, 

The  Rev.  J.  Scott  Porter,  President  of  the  Association,  in  the  Chair, 

It  was  moved,  seconded,  and  resolved  unanimously, — 

*'  That  inasmuch  as  the  Association  of  the  Non- Subscribing  Presbyterians  of  Ireland, 
has  always  been  friendly  to  the  principles  of  united  imd  non-sectarian  education,  and  has 
frequently  expressed  its  attachment  to  that  principle,  we,  its  Committee,  acting  on  its 
behalf,  feel  bound  to  record  our  deep  regret  at  an  announcement  which  we  understand  has 
been  made  by  Her  Majesty's  Government,  intimating  an  intention  to  reconsider  the 
Regulations  of  the  Queen's  University  in  Ireland,  with  a  view  to  modify  them  in  such  a 
manner  that  young  men  who  have  been  educated  in  a  seminary  which  is  under  the  control 
and  patronage  of  one  particular  Church,  and  whose  directors  and  teachers  are  required  to 
be  members  of  that  Church,  may  be  enabled  to  receive  degrees  and  other  literary  and 
scientific  distinctions  in  connexion  with  that  University ;  that  we  deprecate  the  adoption 
of  any  measures  for  the  purpose  above  set  forth  as  a  direct  infringement  of  the  great 
principle  on  which  the  Queen's  University  was  founded,  as  likely  to  lead  to  further  and 
still  more  objectionable  changes  in  its  constitution  and  management,  as  disadvantageous, 
if  not  fatal,  to  the  prosperity  of  the  Queen's  College  in  Ireland,  and  as  calculated  to 
counteract  the  wise  and  beneficent  measures  which  tiie  Imperial  Parliament  has,  during 
the  last  thirty  years,  repeatedly  sanctioned  with  reference  to  public  education  in  Ireland  ; 
to  produce  a  deeply  injurious  effect  on  the  feeling  and  habits  of  tiie  rising  generation,  and 
to  foster  and  perpetuate  sectarian  jealousies,  alienations,  and  animosities,  in  this  already 
distracted  lani" 

(signed)  J.  Scott  Porter ,  President 

Hugh  Moore,  Honorary  Secretary  of  tiie  Association. 


-No.  3.— 

AJemorial  from  Members  of  the  Queen's  University. 

To  His  Excellency  John,  Baron  Wodehouse,  Lord    Lieutenant  General,   and 

General  Governor  of  Ireland. 

May  it  please  your  Excellency, 

We,  the  undersigned  members  of  the  Queen's  University,  beg  respectfully  to 
address  your  ExceUency  with  respect  to  certain  changes  in  the  constitution  of 
the  Queen's  University,  which  have  recently  been  the  subject  of  discussion 
in  Parliament,  and  which,  we  understand,  are  now  under  the  consideration  of 
the  Government. 

The  constitution  of  the  University  has,  as  your  Excellency  is  aware,  hitherto 
been  based  on  two  principles — 

L  Its  studies  have  been  regulated  by  purely  scientific  considerations^  to  the 
exclusion  of  all  interference  on  the  part  of  religious  sects. 

2.  It  has  admitted  no  candidates  for  its  degrees  who  have  not  pursued  a 
regular  academic  course  in  one  of  the  Colleges  of  which  it  consists. 

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The  wisdom  of  these  principles,  and  their  adaptation  to  the  circumstances  of 
Ireland,  an?,  we  believe,  abundantly  proved  by  the  success  of  the  Queen's  Colleges 
and  University.  As  this  success  has  lately  been  questioned,  we  may  be  permitted 
very  briefly  to  advert  to  the  recent  history  of  these  institutions. 

In  the  year  1857  a  Royal  Commission  was  appointed  to  inquire  into  the  condi- 
tion and  progress  of  the  Queen's  Colleges.  At  ihat  time  there  were  445  students 
in  the  Colleges ;  and  the  Commissioners,  after  a  laborious  investigation,  reported 
that  "  the  Colleges  could  not  be  considered  otherwise  than  successful,  when, 
notwithstanding  opposing  causes,  they  had  in  their  halls  attending  lectures  nearly 
450  students/'  Seven  years  have  since  elapsed,  and  the  number  of  students  has 
within  this  period  amounted  to  837  ;  and  it  is  worthy  of  note  that  each  year  of 
the  period  shows  an  increase  on  the  preceding.  The  numbers  in  the  successive 
years  have  been  as  follows  :  — 


1858-59 

. 

• 

490 

1862-63 

787 

1859-60 

- 

. 

546 

1863-64 

810 

1860-61 

- 

- 

657 

1864-65 

835 

1861-62 

- 

- 

758 

It  is  also  to  be  observed  that  the  increase  is  not  confined  to  any  one  College,  but 
is  shared  alike  by  all.  Thus  the  numbers  in  Belfast,  Cork,  and  Gal  way  were,  in 
1857-58,  respectively,  204,  140,  and  99:  last  year  they  were  406,  263,  and 
169. 

This  rapid  development  of  the  Queen's  University,  unprecedented,  we  believe, 
in  the  annals  of  education,  is  all  the  more  remarkable  when  it  is  borne  in  mind 
that  not  only  were  several  of  the  years  in  which  it  has  taken  place  years  of  great 
depression,  but  farther,  that  the  enforcement  of  academic  residence,  which  is  the 
rule  in  the  Queen's  University,  is  an  innovation  on  the  Irish  University  system— 
an  innovation  of  so  bold  a  character  that  the  Commissioners  who  inquired  into 
the  condition  of  Dublin  University,  though  concurring  in  the  view  expressed  by 
Dr.  Lloyd,  that  the  encouragement  of  residence  was  **  one  of  the  most  urgent  of 
all  academic  reforms,"  did  not  venture  to  recommend  its  enforcement  for  the 
comparatively  wealthy  students  who  came  within  the  scope  of  their  inquiry. 

It  is  gratifying  to  add  that  the  success  of  the  Queen's  has  not  been  purchased 
at  the  expense  of  the  Dublin  University,^but  is  a  clear  gain  to  the  higher  educa- 
tion of  the  country.  In  the  year  1848— the  year  which  preceded  the  opening  of 
the  Queen's  Colleges — the  number  of  students  who  entered  Trinity  College, 
Dublin,  was  353;  last  year,  notwithstanding  the  decrease  which  has  in  the  inter- 
val taken  place  in  the  population,  it  was,  by  a  curious  coincidence,  again  353, 
the  number  of  entrances  in  the  Queen's  Colleges  being  288. 

But  it  is  not  numbers  alone  which  evince  the  success  of  the  Queen's 
Colleges. 

They  have  been  found  available  for  all  religious  sects,  and  their  success  has 
been  conspicuous  in  that  object  which  they  were  especially  designed  to  promote 
— the  bringino:  together  of  students  from  various  religious  denominations  for 
common  education  in  the  same  halls.  Thus,  of  the  3,330  students  who  have 
entered  since  the  foundation  of  the  Colleges,  957  have  been  members  of  the 
Established  Church,  938  have  been  Roman  Catholics,  and  1,197  Presbyterians, 
while  the  other  denominations  have  been  represented  in  fair  proportion  to  their 
numerical  importance.* 

It  has,  indeed,  been  urged  that  these  figures  do  not  sustain  the  conclusion 
which  they  are  adduced  to  prove,  and  that,  taken  in  combination  with  the  returns 
of  Trinity  College,  Dublin,  they  indicate  a  deficiency  in  the  .extent  of  University 
education  amongst  Roman  Catholics.  Adopting  this  line  of  reasoning,  the 
originator  of  the  recent  debate  in  Parliament  contrasted  the  268  Roman  Catholics 
receiving  University  education  in  Ireland  with  1,569  Protestants.  But  in  this 
comparison  it  was  overlooked  that  the  Roman  Catholics  in  the  Dublin  and  the 
Queen's  Universities  are  all  lay  students,  while  the  Protestant  total  includes  those 
intended  for  the  ministry  of  the  various  Protestant  churches,  and  that,  if  we  would 

make 

*  The  excess  in  the  number  of  Presbyteriuis  is  easily  accounted  for  by  the  large  and  prosperous 
Presbyterian  population  ivhioh  surrounds  the  Bel&st  College,  and  bj  the  ciroumstanoe  that  candidates 
for  the  Presbyterian  Ministry  usually  attend  that  college  for  their  arts  education. 


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make  the  comparison  fair,  we  must  add  to  the  former  aggregate  about  1 ,000  can- 
didates for  the  Roman  Catholic  priesthood.* 

Turning  to  the  Colleges  situated  in  the  Roman  Catholic  provinces — and  to 
these  we  should  naturally  look  to  ascertain  the  sentiment  of  Roman  Catholics — 
the  numbers  of  Roman  Catholic  students  have,  we  believe,  exceeded  what  we  had 
reason  to  expect  from  their  wealth,  education,  and  social  importance.  Of  1,698 
students  who  have  entered  these  Colleges  since  their  opening,  nearly  one-half,  or 
831,  have  been  Roman  Catholics,  the  great  majority  of  whom  would,  but  for  the 
Queen's  Colleges,  have  been  wholly  shut  out  from  superior  education. 

The  ratio  which  they  have  borne  to  other  religious  communions  during  the 
last  Session  is  shown  in  the  subj  oined  Table  : — 




English 
Church. 

Roman 
Catholic. 

Presbyterian. 

Wesleyan. 

Others. 

TOTAI*. 

Cork      . 
Galway 

lU 
50 

129 

78 

6 
31 

12 
2 

2 

8 

263 
169 

Instituting  for  this  section  of  the  students  the  comparison  we  have  already 
made  of  the  aggregate  numbers,  we  find  that  the  numbers  of  Roman  Catholic 
students  in  the  Colleges  of  Galway  and  Cork,  which  are  now  78  and  129, 
were  in  the  year  in  which  the  Commission  reported  (1857-58)  42  and  55 
respectively. 

It  may  assist  your  Excellency  in  estimating  the  contribution  which  the  Queen's 
University  has  made  to  Roman  Catholic  education  to  recall,  that  during  the 
debate  on  the  Colleges  Bill  it  was  publicly  stated  in  Parliament  that  there  were 
then  about  100  Roman  Catholics  [intended  for  secular  pursuits]  receiving 
University  education  in  Ireland  ;  that  is,  less  than  one-half  those  included  in  the 
Colleges  of  Cork  and  Galway  alone. 

Another  test  of  the  success  of  a  Univerity  is  the  results  of  its  teaching,  and  on 
this  point  it  will  probably  be  suflGicient  to  state  the  following  facts: — From  a 
document  now  before  us,  containing  a  most  imperfect  account  of  the  destination 
of  former  students,  it  appears  that  the  Clueen's  University  has  educated  nine 
professors,  of  whom  three  hold  chairs  in  the  Queen's  Colleges ;  ten  inspectors  of 
schools ;  39  selected  candidates  for  the  Indian  Civil  Service,  besides  12  of  the 
successful  candidates  for  the  Department  of  Public  Works  in  India ;  1 1  members 
of  the  Consular  Service  ;  and  upwards  of  70  medical  officers  for  the  army  a  nd 
navy  ;  four  of  its  students  have  held  the  Harrington  Lectureship  in  Political 
Economy ;  three  have  obtained  the  high  distinction  of  a  studentship  in  the  Inns 
of  Court  in  London,  and  one  has  just  received  the  first  of  the  prizes  recently 
instituted  by  the  Benchers  of  the  King's  Inns,  Dublin.  We  add,  that  the  stu- 
dents of  the  Queen's  Colleges  have  distinguished  themselves  not  less  by  the 
quality  of  their  answering  than  by  the  number  of  prizes  they  have  obtained. 
Thus,  at  a  late  examination  for  the  Indian  Civil  Service,  one  of  them  obtained 
the  highest  marks  ever  awarded  in  mathematics  ;  at  the  examination  two  years 
before,  one  had  been  first  and  another  third  in  the  same  subject ;  equally  con- 
spicuous has  been  their  merit  in  the  natural  and  moral  sciences,  and  in  English,, 
and  they  have  well  sustained  their  ground  in  the  ancient  and  modern  languages ; 
in  three  of  the  last  four  years  they  have  stood  fii-st  in  the  competition  for  the  Con- 
sular Service,  and  in  the  present  year  they  have  won  the  first  and  fourth  places 
at  the  examination  of  civil  engineers  for  the  Indian  service. 

Such  success  seems  to  justify  the  language  of  the  *^  Times,''  reviewing  in 
October  1864,  the  work  of  the  Queen's  University :  "  For  the  results  [of  the 
teaching  of  the  Queen's  Colleges]  we  have  only  to  look  to  our  various  competitive 
examinations,  and  we  shall  soon  discover  them.  Owing  either  to  the  acuteness 
of  the  Irish  mind,  or  to  the  comparative  scarcity  of  preferments  at  home,  Irish 
students  have  been  remarkably  successful  in  competing  for  Indian  and  Civil 
Service 

*  There  are  in  Ireland,  according  to  the  Census  Commissioners,  four  establishments,  with  887 
students,  for  the  special  education  of  the  Roman  Catholic  clergy ;  and  four  othen,  with  274  studeats^ 
which,  though  thej  open  the  secular  or  non-professional  part  of  their  courses  to  lay  students,  arer 
primavily  intended  for  the  same  purpose. 

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Sendee  appoiatments.  In  tliese  opportunities,  indeed,  they  have  found  those 
rewards  which  fellowships  offer  to  our  own  Universities,  and  have  been*  recom- 
pensed for  their  labour  by  competence  and  distinction."* 

To  complete  this  brief  survey,  we  may  observe  that  the  number  of  degrees 
conferred  by  the  University  shows  the  same  steady  progress  as  the  other  criteria 
we  have  applied.  Taking  the  years  which  we  have  compared  throughout,  we 
find  that  the  number  of  degrees  which,  in  1857,  was  55,  amounted,  in  1864, 
to  122.t 

In  presence  of  these  facts,  your  Excellency  will  pardon  us  for  saying  that  we 
are  deeply  mortified  that  the  Government  should,  on  the  alleged  failure  of  the 
Queen's  Colleges,  have  entered  on  a  course  which,  if  followed  out,  can  only  have 
one  result,  the  surrender  of  the  principle  of  united  education. 

The  principle  was  not  lightly  adopted.  The  late  Sir  Robert  Peel,  in  recom- 
mending the  Colleges  Bill  to  Parliament^  urged  that  the  State  would  be 
"  counteracting  the  objects  for  which  it  founded  the  National  System  of 
Education/'  if  education  in  common  were  not  made  the  rule  for  the  proposed 
foundations.  "  Surely,"  he  said,  **  it  will  be  admitted  that  the  education  in  the 
new  Colleges  ought,  if  possible,  to  be  given  in  common.  .  .  .  If  I  am  to 
plant  new  academical  institutions  here  and  there  throughout  the  land,  making 
each  of  them  an  exclusive  character,  with  professors  of  their  own  faith,  of  course 
I  shall  have  a  separate  and  exclusive  education  in  each,  and  I  shall  forego  the 
advantage  I  hope  to  gain.  ...  I  should  relinquish  with  the  deepest  regret 
the  prospect  of  having  education  in  common  for  the  Protestant,  Presbyterian, 
and  Catholic  youth  of  Ireland." 

What  was  to  Sir  Robert  Peel  a  prospect  is  to  us  a  reality.  After  years  of 
uninterrupted  progress,  the  number  of  our  students,  notwithstanding  the  more 
rigorous  conditions  of  studentship,  almost  equals  that  of  those  in  the  ancient 
University  of  Dublin  ;  united  education  is  carried  out  in  the  most  perfect  form, 
especially  in  those  Colleges  which  are  the  immediate  objects  of  attack ;  lastly, 
the  practical  results  of  the  teaching  of  the  Colleges  are  such  as  to  call  forth  the 
admiration  of  the  leading  exponents  of  public  opinion.  We  cannot  but  deplore 
that  these  facts  should  have  been  found  less  convincing  than  the  allegations  of 
men  who  would  subject  the  education  of  the  people  to  ecclesiastical  control ; 
and  we  should  view,  to  borrow  the  language  of  Sir  Robert  Peel,  with  the  deepest 
regret,  even  the  partial  relinquishment,  in  deference  to  such  allegations,  of  a 
system  which  has  produced  such  fruits. 

We  have  thought  it  our  duty  to  make  these  observations  at  this  crisis  in  the 
history  of  the  University  ;  but  we  feel  that  we  speak  at  great  disadvantage  from 
our  very  imperfect  information  with  regard  to  the  intentions  of  the  Government. 
We  conclude  with  the  earnest  hope  that  in  any  changes  which  may  be  made  in 
the  constitution  of  the  University,  its  two  distinctive  features  may  be  preserved 
inviolate. 

The  first  we  regard  as  essential  to  the  very  existence  of  a  mixed  university. 
That  a  University  may  be  available  alike  for  all  religious  communions,  it  is  plain 
that  it  must  be  free  from  the  control  of  any.  We  would,  therefore,  deprecate, 
with  all  the  emphasis  we  can  employ,  any  modification  of  the  University  curri- 
culum  in  deference  to  ecclesiastical  opinion,  and  no  less  strongly  the  appointment 
of  Examiners  on  the  score  of  religious  belief.  The  former  measure  would  be  the 
signal  for  the  disintegration  of  the  University :  the  latter  would  not  be  objection- 
able on  the  ground  of  its  sectarian  character  merely ;  it  would  fatally  degrade 
the  University,  that  its  honours  and  degrees  should  be  awarded  by  Examiners 
chosen  on  other  grounds  than  fitness  for  their  office. 

Passing  to  the  second  principle  on  which  our  University  is  based,  we  beg  to 
observe  that  the  maintenance  of  our  collegiate  system  is  intimately  bound  up 
with  the  maintenance  of  united  education,  and  that  any  departure  from  it  would 
be  the  subversion  of  the  objects  for  which  the  Colleges  were  founded. 

All  who  know  anything  of  the  history  of  the  Colleges  are  aware  that  the 
College,  not  the  University,  is  the  pivot  of  the  system ;  that  the  Colleges  were 
not  affiliated  to  the  University,  but  the  University  formed  an  aggregation  of  the 
Colleges ;  and  that  its  degrees  were  designed  to  be,  not  a  substitute  for,  but  a 
certificate  ot  that  *^  education  in  common  "  which  itjwas  the  main  purpose  of  the 
CollegeB  to  bestow. 

Looking 

*  Compare  the  remarks  of  the  Civil  Serrice  Commissioners  in  their  Sixth  Report,  p.  81, 
t  We  observe  that  the  present  year  indicates  a  yet  further  increase. 


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Looking  at  the  matter  merely  from  an  educational  point  of  view,  we  can  con- 
ceive nothing  more  retrograde  than  to  abandon  the  now  firmly-established  system 
of  collegiate  education  which  commands  the  approval  of  all  competent  judges, 
for  a  system  condemned  even  where  it  is  tolerated. 

Such  a  measure,  under  any  circumstances  to  be  deplored,  would  be  peculiarly 
unfortunate  for  our  students,  who,  as  a  rule,  having  had  fewer  social  advantages 
and  an  inferior  preparatory  training,  stand  more  urgently  in  need  of  academic 
influences  than  the  students  of  the  older  Universities.  The  lectures  in  the  Queen's 
Colleges  supply  the  place  of  private  tuition,  which  is  wholly  out  of  the  reach  of 
the  great  mass  of  the  students.  But  apart  from  this,  from  what  we  have  seen 
of  the  humanising  power  of  the  lecture  room,  and  of  the  intercourse  of  the 
students  with  their  teachers  and  amongst  themselves,  we  have  no  hesitation  in 
saying  that  we  regard  these  influences  as  a  no  less  important  training  for  the 
business  of  Ufe  than  that  which  the  direct  inculcatiot?  of  science  and  literature 
imparts. 

These  advantages  are,  we  believe,  understood  and  appreciated.  The  high 
estimation  in  which  the  degrees  of  the  Queen's  University  are  held  is,  consider- 
ing the  recency  of  its  foundation,  not  a  little  remarkable  ;  and  it  is  to  be  attri- 
buted, we  doubt  not,  in  no  small  measure  to  the  fact  that  they  attest  not  simply 
literary  and  scientific  attainment,  but,  besides  these,  academic  training  and  all 
that  it  implies. 

To  deprive  these  degrees  of  their  peculiar  value  for  the  sake  of  those  who 
wish  to  reach  an  academic  title  by  a  more  compendious  road,  would,  in  our 
opinion,  be  most  unwise  ;  more  than  this,  it  would  be  gratuitous,  for  the  case  of 
such  persons  is  already  provided  for  by  the  London  University.  It  is  provided 
for,  it  may  be  further  observed,  in  the  most  advantageous  way  ;  for  if  a  Univer- 
sity is  to  be  a  mere  Examining  Board  to  test  the  attainments  of  candidates,  there 
is  an  obvious  gain  in  extending  the  sphere  of  its  operations,  since,  just  in 
proportion  as  this  is  comprehensive,  the  great  desideratum  of  a  uniform  standard 
is  attained. 

In  every  aspect  of  the  case,  therefore,  whether  we  regard  the  purpose  for 
which  the  University  was  founded,  the  interests  of  higher  education,  or  the 
existing  educational  machinery,  it  would,  we  are  convinced,  be  a  fatal  error  to 
destroy  the  distinctive  character  of  the  Queen's  University  by  severing  it  from 
the  Queen's  Colleges,  and  to  find  for  it  work  by  dividing  functions  which  are 
infinitely  better  discharged  by  a  single  agency. 

(signed)     Edward  Berwick,  President,  Galway. 

John  JRyall,  ll.d.,  Vice  President,  Cork. 
George  J.  Allmanj  ll.d.,  Professor  of  Mathematics,  Galway. 
Richard  Blair  Bagley^  m.a.,  Professor  of  Latin,  Galway. 
Michael  Barry,  m.r.i.a..  Professor  of  English  Law,  Cork. 
Augustus  Benshachy   m*d..    Professor  of  Modern    Languages, 

Galway. 
Johii  Blyth,  M.D.,  Professor  of  Chemistry,  Cork. 
James  V*  Browne,  b.a.,  m.d.,  Professor  of  Surgery,  Galway. 
William  Burden,  m.d..  Professor  of  Midwifery,  Belfast. 
fiilliani  B.  Campion^  b.a..  Professor  of  English  Law,  Galway. 
John  E.  Cairnes,  m.a.,  Professor  of  Jurisprudence  and  Political 

Economy,  Galway. 
John  Cleland,  m.d..  Professor  of  Anatomy  and  Physiology, 

Galway. 
Nicholas  Colahan,  m.d.,  f.r.s.e.,  Professor  of  Practice  of  Medi- 
cine, Galway. 
Arthur  hill  Curtis,  ll.d.,  Professor  of  Natural  Philosophy, 

Galway. 
Alexander  Gordon,  m.d..  Professor  of  Surgery,  Belfast. 
Joseph  Reay  Greene^  b.a.,  f.l.s.,  Professor  of  Natural  History, 

Cork. 
Robert  Harkness,  f.r.s.,  l.  &  e.,  p.g.s.,  Professor  of  Geology, 

Cork. 
Joshua  R.  Harvey^  b.a.,  m.d.,  Professor  of  Midwifery,  Cork. 

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John  F.  Hodges,  m.d.,  Professor  of  Agriculture  and  Medical 

Jurisprudence,  Belfast. 
IVilliam  King,  Professor  of  Geology,  Galway. 
Thomas   E.   Cliffe  Leslie,   ll.b.,   Professor   of  Jurisprudence 

and  Political  Economy,  Belfast. 
Bunnell  Lewis,  m.a.,  Professor  of  Latin,  Cork. 
Charles  MacDouall,  ll.d.,  m.r.a.s.,  Professor  of  Greek,  Belfast. 
James  M^Cosh,  ll.d.,   Professor  of  Logic   and  Metaphysics, 

Belfast. 
Richard  Homer  Mills.   m.a..  Professor  of  Jurisprudence  and 

Political  Economy,  Cork. 
JEcklin  Molyneux,  ma.,  Professor  of  English  Law,  Belfast. 
Thomas    W.   Moffett,   ll.d..   Professor   of    History,    English 

Literature,  and  Mental  Science,  Galv%ay. 
William  Nesbitt,  m.a.,  Prolessor  of  Latin,  Belfast. 
John  Purser,  m.a.,  Professor  of  Mathematics,  Belfast. 
Peter  Red/em,  m.d.,  Professor  of  Anatomy  and  Physiology, 

Belfast. 
James  Seaton  Reid,  m.d.,  Professor  of  Materia  Medica,  Belfast. 
Robert  Romer,  b.a.,  Professor  of  Mathematics,  Cork. 
Thomas  H.  Rowney,  ph.d..  Professor  of  Chemistry,  Galway. 
Thomas  Skilling,  Professor  ol*  Agriculture,  Galway. 
John  Stevelly,  ll.d.,  Professor  of  Natui-al  Philosophy,  Belfast. 
Wyville  Thomson,  ll.d.,  f.r.s.e.,  f.g.s.,   m.r.i.a.,  Professor  of 

Natural  History,  Belfast. 
D'Arcy  Wentworth  Thompson,  m.a..  Professor  of  Greek,  Galway. 
Edward  Townsend,  m.a.,  Professor  of  Engineering,  Galway. 


—  No.  14.— 
The  Rev.  /.  Tobias  to  Lord  Wodehouse. 


My  Lord,  Roscrea,  30  November  1865. 

I  HAVE  the  honour  to  transmit  to  your  Excellency  the  inclosed  Memorial  of 
Ihe  Committee  appointed  to  watch  over  the  civil  privileges  of  the  Wesleyan 
Methodists  of  Ireland,  in  the  hope  that  you  will  take  the  earliest  opportunity  of 
giving  it  its  full  proportion  of  effect  with  Her  Majesty's  Government,  of  which  you 
are  the  Representative* 

I  have,  &c. 
(signed)        James  Tobias,  Wesleyan  Minister. 


Enclosure  in  No.  14. 
Memorial. 

To  his  Excellency  John  Baron  Wodehouse,  Lord  Lieutenant  of  Ireland. 

May  it  please  your  Lordship, 
The  Memorial  of  the  Committee  to  whom  the  Conference  of  the  connection  established 
bjr  the  late  Rev.  John  Wesley,  a.m.,  in  Ireland,  has  in  the  interval  of  its  sittings  com- 
mitted the  guardianship  of  its  civil  rights  and  duties : 

Humbly  showeth. 

That  it  has  been  represented  to  Memorialists  that  it  is  the  intention  of  Her  Majesty's 
Government  either  to  make  or  to  propose  to  the  ensuing  Parliament  important  changes  in 
the  principle  and  government  of  the  Queen's  Univerdty  for  Ireland.   ^ 

Memorialists  are  aware  that  such  intention  has  not  yet  been  made  nublic,  at  least  to 
such  extent  as  to  indicate  the  character  of  the  changes  intended;  nevertneless  enough  has 
taken  place  to  fill  the  minds  of  Memorialists  with  both  anxiety  and  alarm. 

Memorialists  therefore  humbly  beg  permission  to  lay  their  views,  and  those  of  the 
denomination  which  they  represent,  before  your  Excellency,  and  to  ask  that  they  may  be 

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submitted  to  Her  Majest/s  Govemment,  or  dealt  wiih  in  any  manner  or  way  in  the 
judgment  of  your  Excellency  most  likely  to  give  them  effect 

Memorialists  would  specially  and  in  the  strongest  manner  deprecate  all  such  changes 
as  would  dispense  with  the  student's  attendance  upon  the  lectures  of  the  Professors,  or 
alter  in  any  way  the  non-sectarian  character  of  the  University. 

Memorialists  regard  the  establishment  of  the  Queen's  University  as  one  of  the  greatest 
boons  ever  conferred  upon  Ireland,  and  believe  it  capable  of  promoting  in  an  eminent 
decree  the  welfare  of  the  country. 

Memorialists  feel  that  the  Wesleyan  body  in  any  such  changes  would  have  special 
cause  of  comj^laint,  inasmuch  as  in  the  faith  that  the  principles  of  the  Universitv  would 
be  preserved  intact,  they  have  imdertaken  an  outlay  very  large  in  itself,  large  K>r  their 
means,  and  large  in  comparison  with  any  other  outlay  made  to  sustain  the  principle  of  the 
Queen's  Colleges. 

Memorialists  therefore  feel  that  any  alteration  which  would  make  this  expenditure 
valueless  for  the  purposes  for  which  it  was  intended  would  be  a  great  hardship  to  them, 
and  by  weakening  confidence  in  the  stability  of  any  institution  in  Ireland,  could  not  but 
discourage  for  a  long  time  to  come  any  attempt  to  proniote  the  education  of  the  people. 

Memorialists  disoaim  in  the  strongest  manner  any  disposition  to  interfere  with  the 
consciences  of  others ;  but  at  the  same  time  humbly  beg  to  press  upon  the  attention  of 
your  Excellency  the  danger  of  overthrowing  an  institution  which  experience  shows  is 
peculiarly  adapted  to  the  wants  of  the  country. 

And  Memorialists  will  ever  pray,  &c 

Signed  on  behalf  of  the  Conunittee, 

Robert  MasarooUy  Chairman. 
James  Tobias,  Secretary. 
Dublin,  27  November  1865. 


—  No.  5.  — 

Memorial  from  the  Trustees  of  the  Magee  Presbyterian  College. 

To  his  Excellency  Johi  Baron  Wodehouse^  Lord  Lieutenant- General  or  General 

Governor  of  Ireland. 

The  Memorial  of  John  Brown,  Presbyterian  Minister,  of  Aghadoey,  D.D., 
James  Gibson,  of  the  City  of  Dublin,  Barrister-at-Law,  and  WUliam  M*Kane, 
of  the  City  of  Londonderry,  Presbyterian  Minister,  Trustees  of  the  Magee 
Presbyterian  College,  near  the  said  (/ity  of  Londonderry : 

Most  respectfully  showeth, 

That  the  late  Mrs.  Martha  Maria  Magee,  of  the  City  of  Dublin,  widow,  who 
died  on  the  22d  of  June  1846,  by  her  last  will  bequeathed  to  your  memorialists, 
John  Brown  and  James  Gibson,  and  to  the  Rev.  Richard  Dill,  then  of  the  City 
of  Dublin,  Presbyterian  Minister,  since  deceased,  but  now  represented  by  your 
memorialist,  William  McClure,  the  sum  of  20,000  /.  sterling  upon  trust,  "  to 
apply  the  same  to  the  building  and  endowment "  of  a  college  for  the  education 
of  young  men  in  preparation  for  the  Christian  ministry  in  connection  with  the 
General  Assembly  of  the  Presb3rterian  Church  in  Ireland,  ^*  the  same  to  be  built 
where  the  trustees,  or  a  majority  of  them,  should  determine." 

That  a  suit  having  been  instituted  in  the  ^igh  Court  of  Chancery  in  Ireland 
for  the  administration  of  the  trusts  of  the  will  of  the  said  testatrix  and  a  decree 
pronounced  thereon,  the  Lord  Chancellor  did  thereby  confirm  and  sanction  a 
certain  scheme  for  the  building  and  endowment  of  said  College. 

That  in  the  said  scheme  it  is  declared,  that  "  the  curriculum  of  the  said 
College  shall  embrace  literary,  scientific,  and  theological  education,  consisting  of 
the  following  branches,  that  is  to  say:  1.  Latin  and  Greek;  2.  Logic,  belles 
lettres,  and  rhetoric ;  3.  Metaphysics  and  ethics  ;  4.  Mathematics  and  natural 
philosophy ;  5.  Oriental  literature  and  hermeneutics ;  6.  Church  history  and 
pastoral  theology ;  and  7.  Theology ;  of  which  the  chairs  of  Latin  and  Greek, 
of  logic,  belles  lettres  and  rhetoric,  of  metaphysics  and  ethics,  and  of  mathe- 
matics and  natural  philosophy,  shall  constitute  the  literary  and  scientific  depart- 
ment, and  the  chairs  of  Oriental  literature  and  hermeneutics,  of  Church  history 
and  pastoral  theology,  and  of  theolo^^  shall  constitute  the  theological  depart- 
ment, and  that  the  literary  and  scientmc  education  in  said  College  shall  be  open 
to  aU  persons.*' 

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That  tiie  Tmstees  hfiving  erected  near  die  City  of  Loudonderry  a  suitable 
building,  the  General  Assembly  of  the  Presbyterian  Church  in  Ireland,  on  the 
5th  of  July  last,  elected  seven  Professors  to  fill  the  several  chairs  mentioned  in 
the  said  scheme,  and  the  said  College  was,  on  the  10th  of  October  last,  formally 
inaugurated  and  opened  for  the  reception  of  students,  and  that  27  regularly 
matriculated  stud^ts  are  now  attending  the  prelections  oi  the  several  Professaoft 
therein. 

That  the  said  General  Assembly,  at  its  last  annual  meeting,  by  a  spemal 
resolution,  requested  your  memorialists^  Trustees  for  the  time  being  of  the  said 
College,  *^  to  take  steps  for  having  the  College  affiliated  to  one  ofthe  existing 
Universities,  so  that  its  students  may  be  in  a  position  to  receive  degrees  in 
arts/' 

That  there  is  in  Ireland  no  eidsting  University  with  which  such  affiliation  is 
now  practicable,  and  the  .only  University  in  the  empipe  whose  constitution 
admits  of  any  such  affiliation,  fe  the  University  of  London. 

That  your  memorialists  are  reluctant  to  apply  to  the  University  of  London 
for  such  affiliation,  believing  that  the  affiliation  of  the  Magee  CoUege  with 
any  other  than  an  Irish  University  must  be  attended  with  conaiderable  incon* 
venieuce,  and  would  interpose  great  difficulties  in  the  way  of  obtaining 
such  degrees,  which  could  not  fail  to  operate  much  to  the  discouragement  of 
its  students,  and  to  the  prejudice  of  the  College  itself. 

That,  under  these  circumstances,  your  memorialists  beg  to  submit  to  your 
Excellency  the  expediency  and  propriety  of  some  modification  or  change  in  the 
constitution  of  the  Clueen's  University  in  Ireland,  whereby  students  educated 
in  the  Magee  Presbyterian  College  may  be  enabled,  being  duly  qualified,  to 
obtain  degrees  of  arts  from  said  University,  in  the  same  manner  as  students 
educated  in  similar  institutions  in  England  can  now  obtain  such  degrees  from 
the  University  of  London. 

Your  memorialists,  therefore,  in  discharge  of  the  trust  committed  to  them 
by  the  said  General  Assembly,  beg  leave  most  respectfully  to  submit  to  your 
Excellency's  favourable  consideration  the  claim  of  the  Magee  Presbyterian 
College  to  have  such  affiliation  with  the  Queen's  University  in  Ireland 
conceded. 

And  your  memorialists  will  ever  pray. 


30  November  1865. 


(signed)  JoTm  Brawny  d.d. 

James  Gibson. 
IVilliam  McClure. 


~  No.  6. 


Convocation 
created  but  jet 
iinBummoned : 


Therefore  gradu- 
ates state  tibeir 
opinion  as  to 
alleged  intended 
changes. 

Difficulty  of  deal- 
ing with  undefined 
changes. 


Statement  adopted  by  the  Graduates  of  the  Queen^s  University  in  Ireland 
assembled  in  Public  Meetiag  in  Belfast,  on  Wednesday  6  December  1865. 

Bt  the  recent  Charter  of  the  Clueen's  University  in  Ireland,  a  Convocation, 
consisting  of  the  Chancellor,  Senators,  Secretary,  Professors,  and  Graduates  of 
the  University,  was  created,  with  the  power  of  discussing  any  matter  whatever 
relating  to  the  University  and  of  deckuing  the  opinion  of  Convocation  tiliereon, 
but  no  meeting  of  the  Convocation  has  been  authorised  by  Her  Majesty,  or 
summoned,  as  provided  by  the  Charter.  Under  these  circumstances,  it  having 
been  stated  that  changes  in  the  principles  approved  of  in  recent  years  in  public 
education  in  Ireland  are  under  the  consideration  of  Her  Mcgesty's  Government, 
and  in  particular,  that  the  Clueen's  Umversity  in  Ireland  is  intended  to  be  the 
medium  of  conferring  degrees  on  the  alumni  of  institutions  based  on  the  priii* 
ciple  of  sectarianism,  the  Graduates  of  the  Clueen's  University  think  it  their  duty 
to  publicly  state  their  opinion  as  to  changes  of  the  nature  above  indicated. 

The  Giaduates  of  tlie  Queen's  University  are  aware  of  the  inconvenienoe  and 
difficulty  of  combating  propositions  which  are  yet  known  only  by  vague  rumours, 
and  which,  so  fax  as  they  have  learned,  may  be  yet  undefined.  But,  bearing  ia 
mind  that  important  action  may  be  tak^n  by  the  Govenmient  before  those 
connected  with  the  GUieen^s  University  shall  have  the  more  favourable  oppoi^ 
unity  of  supporting  th;eir  views  through  Convocation,  it  is  considered  that  the 
ause  of  united  education,  which  has  been  established  now  for  so  many  yea^s  in 

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Ireland,  may  be  in  some  degree  served  hy  giving  a  short  sketch  of  the  action 
of  the  British  Parliament  and  successive  Governments  in  relation  to  the  vexed 
question  of  education  ;  and  bj  submitting  that  the  poKcy  of  a  generation  of 
great  and  enlightened  statesmen  ought  not  to  be  reversed  without  the  most 
weighty  and  well-considered  reasons. 

Brief  Sketch  of  Publk  Education  in  Ireland. 

In  the  year  1791  a  Commission  of  distinguished  men,  presided  over  by  Pro-  Sketch  of  Public 
VQSt  Hutchinson,  the  Secretary  for  Ireland,  made  an  elaborate  report  to  the  Edacation. 
Lord  Lieutenant^  from  which  the  following  is  an  extract : — 

"  We  beg  leave  to  submit  to  your  Excellency  as  our  decided  opinion,  that  Opinion  of  Com- 
there  should  be  no  distinction  made  in  any  of  the  schools  [charter,  parish^  missionereof  1791. 
diocesan,  and  Royal  schools]  between  scholars  of  diflFerent  religious  persuasions, 
without  meaning?,  however,  to  interfere  with  the  peculiar  constitution  of  the 
chartered  schoote,  or  with  the  intentions  of  the  founders  of  any  other  schools, 
expressed  by  their  wills  or  other  instruments  directing  such  foundations/* — 
(Report  of  Commissioners  of  Education  Inquiry,  1791.  Printed  in  Appendix 
to  Endowed  Schools  Commissioners'  Report,  vol.  ii.  p.  364.) 

The  chief  immediate  result  of  this  report  appears  to  have  been  the  passing  Resolt  of  Export, 
of  the  Roman  Catholic  Relief  Act  of  1793  removing  certain  disabilities  as  to 
education,  to  which  persons  of  the  Catholic  persuasion  had  long  previously  been 
subject. 

After  thfs  but  little  was  done  for  public  education  in  Ireland,  save  voting 
money  to  be  expended  through  the  c^ency  of  the  Kildare-place  Society  for  the 
Education  of  the  Poor  of  Ireland,  until  the  establishment  of  the  system  of 
national  education  in  1831.  There  were,  however,  valuable  inquiries  conducted 
by  means  of  Commissioners  in  the  years  1807-12,  and  in  the  years  1825-27. 
The  Reports  of  these  Commissioners  were  submitted  to  a  Select  Committee  of  Report  of  Select 
the  House  of  Commons  in  1828^  and  that  Committee  passed  a  series  of  resolu-  Committee  of  1 828. 
tions  in  favour  of  the  establishment  of  a  system  of  education  in  Ireland,  ia 
which  no  attempt  should  be  made  to  influence  or  disturb  the  peculiar  rehgioua 
tenets  of  any  sect  or  denomination  of  Christians.  They  recommended  that 
pupils  of  all  persuasions  should  be  provided  with  literary  instruction  in  common, 
and  that  every  £aicility  should  be  i^orded  for  their  religious  instruction  s€^- 
lately. 

Acting  on  the  Report  of  that  Committee,  Lord  Derby  addressed  a  letter  to  Formation  of 
the  Duke  of  Leinster  in  1831  ^  which  led  to  tibie  formation  of  the  present  National  National  Board  the 
Board  of  Education.  '^f'^l*  <>f  Com- 

It  is  not  necessary  to  say  more  of  the  system  of  the  National  Board  than  this,  p\*^.*    ®^^^ 
that  the  schools  are  open  to  persons  of  every  rdigious  persuasion,  and  no  pupal  National  ^ard 
is  penmtted  to  be  deprived  of  the  advantages  of  the  secular  education  therein 
afforded  on  accoxmt  of  non-attendance  at  religious  instruction  to  which  hia 
farenta  or  guarctians  object.    The  success  of  this  system,  which  ia  principally 
available  for  the  more  humble  members  of  society,  though  by  no  means  con*  Paots  proving 
fined  to  them,,  is  shown  by  the  facta  mentioned  ia  the  last  Report  of  the  Com*  suooeesof  Nariooal 
missionera  (for  the  year  1864),; —  Board  system. 

(a.J  Number  of  distinct,  children  appearing  osx  the  roll  during,  the  entire 
year^87Q>40U 

(k)  Estimate  of  the  number  betongheig  to  each  persuastoa : — 


Bfteblkhtd  Charok 
R«mam.  Cath»Uoa 
Pratbrjf  teriana  - 
Other  persuasions 


71^70 
07^68 

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MEMORIALS,  &c.,  RELATING  TO 


a  mixed  attendance  of  Protestant  and  Roman  Catholic  pupils,  for  the  years 
1861,  1863,  and  1864  :— 


18C1.        i         1863. 

1864. 

Ulster       .... 
Munster            ... 
Leinster   -        -        -         . 
Connaugbt        -         -        - 

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80*6 
89-7 
46*1 

81-6 
32-8 
40-8 
46-1 

80-9 
82-0 
40-4 
460 

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Defects  in  aoade« 
mical  education 
apparent. 

Sir  ThomasWyse^s 
Select  Committee 
of  1888. 


Committee  recom- 
mend a  tborough 
system  of  public 
education. 


Opinions  of  Com- 
mittee. 


Recommendations 
partly  carried  out 
by  Sir  R.  Peel's 
Goremment  in 
1845. 

Provisions  as  to 
religious  instruc- 
tion modified 
subsequently  to 
introduction  of 
CoUeges'  BUI. 


After  the  establishment  of  the  National  Board  it  was  felt  that  a  great  defect 
existed  in  the  provision  made  for  public  academical  education  ;  and  in  the  year 
1835  a  Select  Committee  was  appointed,  to  which  the  entire  question  of  public 
education  in  Ireland  was  referred.  Of  this  Committee  the  late  Sir  Thomas 
Wyse  was  Chairman ;  and,  in  the  year  1838,  they  reported  in  favour  of  a 
measure  for  dissolving  the  Board  of  Commissioners  for  the  Diocesan,  Royal,  and 
other  schools  of  public  foundation,  and  constituting  a  new  Board  of  National 
Education,  to  which  should  be  committed  the  charge  of  both  elementary  and 
higher  class  school  education.  The  Committee  recommended  the  establishment 
of  county  academies,  and  of  at  least  four  colleges — one  in  each  of  the 
provinces  of  Ireland — and  suggested  the  advisability  of  conferring  degrees  on 
the  students  of  those  colleges  by  a  central  Board  in  Dublin.  The  Committee 
state  that  the  objects  to  be  kept  in  view  in  the  proposed  system  of  public  edu- 
cation are  as  follows : 

*^  The  system  should  be  in  harmony  with  the  real  wants  and  position  of  the 
class  for  which  it  is  intended ;  it  should,  as  much  as  possible,  accord  with  other 
portions  of  the  education  system  ;  it  should  be  of  the  most  improved  character ; 
it  should  be  general,  common  to  all,  without  distinction  of  class  or  creed ;  and 
once  established,  it  should  be  rendered  permanent/' 

And  in  concluding  their  Report  the  Committee  say : 

"  Your  Committee  have  thus  endeavoured  to  lay  before  the  House  as  ample 
an  account  as  was  in  their  power  of  the  conclusions  to  which  they  have  arrived 
on  the  important  questions  submitted  to  their  consideration.  They  have  aimed 
at  establishing  a  system,  adequate,  they  trust,  to  the  wants  of  the  country,  open 
to  all  sects,  professions,  and  classes  ;  cheap,  universal,  and,  they  are  willing  to 
hope,  durable  *  #  ♦  ♦  Your  Committee  are  not  insensible,  however,  to 
the  difficulties  which  must  necessarily  impede  its  immediate  adoption  ;  they  are 
far  from  urging  precipitate  or  wholesale  experiments,  at  the  same  time  they 
consider  it  of  moment  that  whatever  portion  be  adopted,  its  relation  to  others 
should  be  steadily  kept  in  view.  Without  a  due  observance  of  this  principle,  it 
will  be  at  any  period  difficult  to  establish  a  sound  and  comprehensive  system, 
and  education  [will]  be  exposed  to  a  series  of  abortive  attempts,  involving  large 
expenditure  with  little  benefit  to  the  public.  If  no  o.ther  result  should  follow 
from  this  Report  than  to  preserve  from  these  errors,  it  will  not  be  without  its 
use,  but  your  Committee  are  more  sanguine  in  their  expectations ;  a  portion  of 
the  system  proposed  is  actually  in  operation ;  by  giving  to  that  portion,  with 
the  alterations  suggested,  a  legislative  sanction,  the  country  will  be  enabled  to 
advance  gradually  with  increased  confidence  to  others,  and  terminate,  it  is 
earnestly  desired,  at  no  remote  period,  by  the  full  establishment  of  one  of  the 
most  indispensable  of  all  civil  institutions — a  system  of  public  education,  in  every 
particular  thoroughly  and  permanently  *  National.' " — (Report,  pp.  80, 81.) 

The  elementary  portion  of  the  system  of  public  education  recommended  by 
the  Committee  being  to  a  great  extent  in  operation  in  the  schools  under  the 
National  Board,  the  Government  of  Sir  Robert  Peel  determined  in  1845  to 
carry  out  further  the  system  recommended  by  the  Committee,  and  accordingly 
the  Queen's  CoUeges  at  Belfast,  Cork,  and  Galway,  were  founded.  It  appears 
at  first  to  have  been  the  intention  of  the  Government  not  to  make  any  provision 
for  the  religious  instruction  of  the  students  attending  the  colleges,  but  this 
intention  was  subsequently  modified,  and  finally  by  the  College  Statutes  every 
reasonable  arrangement  was  made  for  facilitating  the  care  of  the  faith  and  morals 
of  the  students  by  Deans  of  Residences.  As  the  provisions  on  this  head  are  not 
always  fairly  put  before  the  public,  it  may  be  useful  to  give  them  fully.    In  the 

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chapter  of  the  Statutes  as  to  the  Residences  of  Students^  and  the  Deans  of 
Residences,  it  is  provided  as  follows : — 

'^  If  the  Bishop,  Moderator,    or    constituted    authority  of  any  church  or  Ezistingproyiflions 
religious  denomination  shall  notify  to  the  President  his  or  their  desire  that  ?■  ^  wugioas 
there  shall  be  a  boardiug-house  specially  licensed  for  the  exclusive  use  of  the  "*®^^®^^"* 
students  of  such  church    or    denomiDation,    and  shall  specially  recommend 
persons  appljring  for  license  to  establish  the  same,  the  President  shall,  in  every 
such  case,  grant  such  license,  provided  he  shall  obtain  satisfactory  evidence  of 
the  suitableness  of  the  proposed  establishment,  and  of  its  means  of  providing 
for  the  health  and  comfort  of  the  students. 

•*  In  the  case  of  collegiate  students  residing  in  a  seminary  or  school  which 
is  under  the  special  jurisdiction  of  the  Bishop,  Moderator,  or  the  constituted 
authority  of  any  church  or  religious  denomination,  the  President  shall,  on 
receiving  a  notification  from  such  authority,  consider  residence  in  such  a 
seminary  or  school  as  equivalent  to  residence  in  the  house  of  a  parent  or 
guardian,  and  shall  exempt  such  seminary  or  school  from  license  or  inspection, 
but  shall  require  the  same  attendance  at  entrance  as  in  the  case  of  a  student 
residing  with  his  parent  or  guardian. 

"  For  the  better  maintenance  of  moral  and  religious  discipline  in  the 
licensed  boarding  houses,  such  clergyman  or  ministers  as  We  shall,  from  time 
to  time,  by  warrant  under  Our  sign-manual,  appoint  Deans  of  Residences,  shall 
have  the  moral  care  and  spiritual  charge  of  the  students  of  their  respective 
creeds  residing  in  the  licensed  boarding-houses. 

^'  The  College  Council  shall  have  power  to  assign  lecture-rooms  within  the 
precincts  of  such  college,  wholly  or  in  part,  for  the  use  of  the  Deans  of  Resi- 
dences, for  the  purpose  of  aflFording  religious  instruction  to  the  students  of 
their  respective  creeds,  and  also  to  make  rules  concerning  the  days  and  times 
when  such  religious  instruction  shall  be  given  therein,  and  for  securing  that 
the  same  shall  not  interfere  with  the  general  discipline  of  the  college  ;  provided 
always  that  no  student  shall  be  compelled  by  any  rule  of  the  college  to  attend 
any  theological  lecture  or  religious  instruction  other  than  is  approved  of  by  his 
parents  or  guardians,  and  that  no  religious  test  shall  be  administered  to  any 
person  in  order  to  entitle  him  to  be  admitted  a  student  of  any  such  college,  or 
to  hold  any  office  therein,  or  to  partake  of  any  advantage  or  privilege  thereof. 

*^  No  clerg)anan  or  minister  shall  be  competent  to  assume  or  continue  to  hold 
the  office  of  Dean  of  Residences  unless  approved  of  by  the  Bishop,  Moderator, 
or  constituted  authority  of  his  Church  or  religious  denomination. 

*^  The  registrar  shall,  at  the  commencement  of  every  collegiate  session,  furnish 
each  Dean  of  Residences  with  a  list  of  the  names  and  residences  of  the  students 
of  his  religious  persuasion  who  may  reside  in  the  licensed  boarding-houses. 

"  Each  Dean  of  Residences  shall,  at  the  termination  of  every  collegiate 
session,  report  to  the  President  on  the  general  conduct  of  the  students  under 
his  moral  care  and  spiritual  charge,  and  on  the  manner  in  which  discipline, 
regarding  such  students,  has  been  observed  in  the  several  licensed  boarding- 
houses  in  which  they  reside." 

And  in  the  Chapter  as  to  Punishments,  it  is  provided  as  follows : — 

"  Any  student  guilty  of  any  of  the  following  offences  shall  be  liable  to  expul-  Students  liable  to 
sion  from  the  College  ;  but  it  shall  be  competent  to  the  Council,  should  they  ^^pwl^ion  for 
deem  it  more  conducive  to  the  discipline  of  the  College  and  the  reformation  of  °**^*®''^«o°* 
the  uflfender,  to  impose  some  lighter  punishment  for  the  same :  — 

"  1.  Habitual  neglect  of  attendance  for  divine  worship  at  such  church  or 
chapel  as  shall  be  approved  by  his  parents  or  guardians. 

^^  2.  Habitual  neglect  of  attendance  on  the  religious  instruction  provided  for 
students  of  his  church  or  denomination. 

^^  3.  Immoral  or  dishonest  practices. 

"  4.  Treasonable  or  seditious  conduct. 

**  5.  Drunkenness/'  , 

It  is  not  always  conclusive  in  favour  of  any  measure  to  cite  the  opinions  of 
even  the  wisest  statesmen,  as  expressed  in  Parliament.  They  are  often  com- 
pelled  by  the  exigencies  of  party  to  advocate  measure^  which  they  do  not  wholly 
approve  of,  and^  perhaps  no  less  frequently,  from  the  multiplici^  and  pressmg 
character  of  their  engagements,  they  are  unable  to  give  that  care  and  attention 
to  matters  discussed  by  them  in  the  legislature^  which  the  nature  and  difficulty 

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Opinion  of  states- 
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Colleges  Bin. 


Sir  James 
Graham's. 


Sir  Thomas 
Wyse's. 


The  late  Sir  E. 
Peel's. 


of  the  subjects  require.  But,  considermg  the  state  of  parties  when  the  Col- 
leges Bill  was  introduced,  and  the  feelings  of  large  numbers  of  the  members 
of  either  House  of  Parliament  it  will  not  be  denied  that  these  observations  are 
inapplicable  to  the  carefully  considered  declarations  of  the  illustrious  men 
whose  opinions,  as  expressed  in  the  debates  on  the  Colleges  Bill,  it  may 
be  Ireful  here  to  dte,  sinee  they  can  but  ^eak  to  their  countrymen  from  the 
grave. 

Sir  James  Graham,  in  introducing  the  Colleges  Bill,  having  explained  the 
principles  on  which  the  system  of  the  National  Board  was  based,  proceeds: — 

"  1  have  DOW  stated  to  the  House  what  appears  to  me  to  be  the  sound  prin- 
ciples upon  which  we  should  proceed  in  this  matter ;  and  when  I  say  sound 
princij^les,  I  mean  sound  principles  uith  reference  to  the  peculiar  circumstances 
of  the  country  with  which  we  are  about  to  deal ;  and  I  have  demonstrated  to 
you,  also,  what  was  the  failure  of  all  your  attempts  to  extend  to  the  Irish  people 
the  benefits  of  education  until  those  principles  were  adopted,  and  what  has  bera 
your  success  since  you  began  to  carry  them  into  execution ;  and,  relying  alike 
upon  the  weight  of  experience  and  upon  the  theoretical  soundness  of  principles 
such  as  these,  as  applied  to  the  state  of  society,  and  of  the  different  religious 
persuasions  in  Ireland,  I  am  prepared  to  say  that.  Her  Majesty's  Government 
have  no  hesitation  in  recommending  to  the  House  ihe  establishment  of  three 
provincial  Colleges  in  Ireland,  all  founded  upon  the  principles  I  have  described. 

♦  *  *  *  The  principle— the  fundamental  principle— on  which  we 
ask  the  House  to  carry  this  proposal  of  the  Government  is,  the  absence  of  all 
inierference,  positive  or  negative,  with  the  conscientious  scruples  of  the  students 
in  matters  of  religion.  That  is  the  principle  which  I  contend  for,  and  that  is 
the  principle  on  which  alone  I  can  anticif)ate  success  for  the  measure  in  Ireland. 

*  *  *  *  I  am  strongly  and  decidedly  of  opinion  that,  should  the 
House  sanction  this  proposition,  limited  as  it  is,  that  yet  it  involves  a  measure 
which  will  have  a  most  favourable  effect  on  the  moral  and  social  condition  of  the 
Irish  people.  My  belief  is,  that  it  will  conduce  to  the  concord,  the  order,  the 
peace,  and  the  virtue  of  the  country.  To  maintain  and  to  preserve  these  is  the 
grand  object  of  successful  civil  government.  I  believe  that  if  you  will  consent 
to  this  measure,  these  great  and  noble  objects  will  be  essentially  promoted.  I 
have  been  taunted  with  former  failures  in  reference  to  this  subject.  Sir,  I  am 
aware  of  my  inability  as  an  advocate  to  plead  the  cause  of  national  education ; 
but  I  am  deeply  impressed  with  its  importance,  with  tlie  soundness  of  the  priur 
ciple  which  I  have  proposed ;  and  I  am  confident,  indeed,  of  the  good  which 
will  result  from  it.  I  implore,  then,  your  co-operation  and  general  support.  I 
ask  for  it  without  reference  to  religious  differences  which  may  prevail  in  Ireland, 
without  regard  to  political  disputes  which  may  exist  here." — (**  Hansard's  Par- 
liamentary Debates,"  Third  Series^  vol.  Ixxx.,  pp.  363.  367,  366,  366.) 

Sir  Thomas  Wyse,  in  the  debate  which  followed  tlie  introduction  of  the 
measure,  said  : — 

**  He  hailed  with  infinite  satisfaction  the  propositions  that  night  made  by  Her 
Majesty's  Government ;  he  regarded  it  as  a  great  boon  that  establishments  were 
now  to  be  created  for  the  purpose  of  communicating?  that  knowledge  which  would 
teach  men  to  forget  their  prejudices  — which  would  remove  the  scales  of  ignorance 
from  their  eyes — which  would  make  them  remember  not  the*  differences  between 
them  and  their  fellow  men,  but  the  points  in  which  they  resembled  each  other ; 
which  would  induce  them  to  contend  for  the  wealth  that  knowledge  gave,  as  well 
as  that  which  flowed  from  the  Treasury .'^ — (*•  Hansard's  Parliamentary  Debates,** 
ubi  supra^  p*  374.) 

The  late  Sir  Robert  Peel  concluded  a  most  earnest  speech  in  favour  of  the  BUI, 
as  follows ; — 

"  If  you  found  these  Colleges  on  the  plan  we  propose,  I  trust  that  we  sTiall 
have  established,  as  fer  as  circumstances  will  permit,  a  nerfect  system  of  secular 
education.  We  shall  reap  the  benefit  of  this.  We  shall  promote  social  concord 
between  the  youth  of  different  religtous  persuasions,  who,  meeting  to  receive  the 
advantages  of  jwnt  education,  wiH  unite  in  honourable  rivahy,  and  who,  hitherto 
toonnieh  estranged  by  reKgious  differences,  will  acquire  net^  means  of  creatfn|f 
tnrf  interchanging  mutual  esteem.     I  sincerely  believe' thatj  as  well  as  recemng 

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temporal  advantage,  so  &r  from  preyenting .  any  advantages  with  respect  to 
Christianity^  the  more  succe^fuUy  will  you  labour  to  make  men  {rood  Christians 
the  more  they  are  imbued  with  that  great  principle  of  our  faHh — 9l  principle 
which,  I  am  grieved  to  say,  many  individuals  are  too  apt  to  forget— the  principle, 
I  mean,  of  reciprocal  charity.  By  cultivating  that  principle,  you  will  better 
serve  the  cause  of  true  religion,  and  of  peace,  morality,  and  social  comfort  and 
concord  in  Ireland,  than  by  leaving  her  inhabitants  in  division  and  ignorance,  in 
the  vain  hope  that  by  so  doing  you  are  promoting  your  own  religious  principles.** 
— ("  Hansard's  Parliamentary  Debates,"  uli  supra,  p.  391.) 

And  in  a  subsequent  debate  tiie  same  great  statesman  declared : 
"  I  should  relinquish,  with  the  deepest  regret,  the  prospect  of  harvitig  education 
in  common  for  the  Protestant,  Presbyterian,  and  Roman  Catholic  youth  of 
Ireland.  I  wish,  then,  to  establish  first  the  policy  of  having  academical  institu- 
tions in  Ireland  on  a  more  extensive  scale,  and  next  to  have  the  means  of  educating 
there  together  the  youth  of  Ireland.** — ('*  Hansard's  Parliamentary  Dehates,'* 
ubi supra,  pp.  1282,  1283) 

The  late  lamented  Premier  hailed  the  measure  on  its  introduction — 

"  First,  as  adapted  to  produce  a  great  moral  improvement  amongst  the  middle  I^rd  Palmer- 
classes  of  the  Irish  people;  and  secondly,  as  laying  the  foundation  for  concord  ^^^^ 
between  persons  of  difl'erent  religious  opinions,  and  as  being  calculated  thus  to 
confer  the  greatest  possible  benefit  on   the  Irish  people." — (**  Hansard's  Parlia- 
mentary Debates,"  ubi  supra,  p.  408.) 

Mr.  Sheil,  while  urging  some  objections  to  the  Bill,  because  provision  was 
not  then  made  for  the  care  of  the  religion  and  morals  of  the  students,  expressed, 
in  the  eloquent  language  that  follows,  his  approval  of  the  principle  of  united 
secular  education  when  due  regard  was  had  to  separate  religious  culture: — 

"  I  coincide  with  my  honourable  friend  the  Member  for  Kerry  (Mr.  M.  J.  Mr.  Sheil's. 
O'Connell)  in  thinking  that  education  in  Ireland  should  be  mixed — I  mean 
secular  education.  We  must  in  manhood  associate  in  every  walk  of  life.  The 
Catholic  and  the  Protestant  merchant  must  place  in  each  other  that  entire 
reliance  which  is  the  foundation  of  all  mercantile  transactions.  To  the  Pro- 
testant and  Catholic  solicitor,  to  the  Catholic  and  Protestant  advocate,  men 
differing  from  them  in  religious  opinions  entrust  fortunes,  life,  and  honour.  At 
the  bar,  where  our  faculties  are  in  collision,  and  our  feelings  are  in  contact,  our 
forensic  brotherhood  is  not  interrupted  by  theological  discriminations;  in  the 
noblest  of  all  professions — in  the  army,  the  Catholic  and  the  Protestant  Irishman 
are  comrades,  and  are  attached  by  a  devoted  friendship ;  they  stand  together  in 
the  same  field  of  fight ;  they  scale  tlie  same  battery ;  they  advance  in  the  same 
forlorn  hope ;  and,  to  use  a  fine  expression  of  the  great  p(jet  whose  remains  the 
first  Minister  of  the  Crown  lately  deposited  hard  by — from  the  *  death-bed  of 
fame  they  look  proudly  to  Heaven  together.'  And  if  thus,  incur  matuYer  years, 
we  are  to  live  and  die  together,  shall  we  be  kept  apart  in  the  morning  of  life,  in 
its  freshest  and  brightest  hours,  when  all  the  affections  are  in  blossom,  when  our 
friendships  are  pure  and  disinterested,  and  those  attachments  are  formed  which 
last  through  every  vicissitude  of  fortune,  and  of  which  the  memory  survives  the 
grave  ?  But,  while  I  think  that  our  altars  should  not  stand  as  partitions  between 
us,  I  do  not  think  that  from  our  altars  we  should  turn  with  indifference  away. 
Mixed  secular  education  ought  to  be  combined  with  separate  religious  instruc- 
tion, which  ouffht  to  have  been  provided  by  the  State."  *  •  #  "You 
ought  to  locate  m  your  colleges  a  Protestant  and  a  Catholic  ecclesiastic,  pious, 
learned,  and  persuasive,  by  whom  the  great  tenets  of  Christianity  might  be 
enforced,  by  whom  the  New  Testament — in  whose  moral  injunctions  we  all 
concur — ^in  whose  dogmas  we  ought  to  have  no  acrimonious  difference — should 
be  read  and  expounded  according  to  the  interpretations  of  their  respective 
Churches — whose  eloquence  should  charm,  whose  example  should  allure,  and  by 
whom  the  minds  of  their  young  spirits  should  be  elevated  to  the  political  con- 
templation of  those  subjects,  in  comparison  with  which  every  object  of  an  interest 
merely  human  dwindles  into  evanescent  diminution.  I  do  not  ask  for  a  chair  of 
divinity ;  I  do  not  ask  for  rival  theatres  of  theological  disputadonr— I  want  a 

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Objections  urged 
in  debate  snbM- 
qaently  remored. 


Foundation  of 
Queen's  Univer* 
sity. 


Intennediate 
Education  still 
unproTided  for* 


Report  of  Com- 
missioners of 
Endowed  Schools, 

1868. 


Opinions  of  Com- 
missioners adverse 
to  sectarian  educa- 
tion. 


Catholic  priest  to  say  prayers  for  Catholics,  and  a  Protestant  priest  to  say 
prayers  for  Protestants.*' — ("  Hansard's  Parliamentary  Debates,"  Third  Series, 
voI«  Ixxzii.  p.  368,  359.) 

In  the  College  Statutes,  which  were  long  subsequently  drawn  up  by  the  Board 
of  Colleges,  under  the  auspices  of  Lord  Clarendon,  the  chief  objections  urged 
against  the  Colleges  by  Mr.  Sheil  and  Mr.  0*Connell*  were  in  a  great  degree 
removed  by  means  of  the  provisions  as  to  the  Deans  of  Residences  already  alluded 
to,  and  the  term  **  Godless,*'  which  has  often  been  so  ignorantly  or  unscrupulously 
applied  to  the  Colleges,  was  rendered,  as  regards  them,  meaningless. 

The  Queen's  University  in  Ireland  was  founded  in  the  year  1850,  for  the 
purpose  of  giving  degrees  in  arts,  medicine,  and  law,  to  students  of  the  three 
provincial  Colleges,  and  its  object  was  to  advance  learning  in  Ireland,  and  in- 
cidentelly  to  promote  peace  and  friendship  between  the  difi^rent  classes  of  Her 
Majesty's  subjects.  It  will  be  presently  seen  that  in  these  objects  the  Queen's 
University  has  met  with  gratifying  success. 

The  system  of  elementary  and  collegiate  education  recommended  by  the  Com- 
mittee of  1838,  has  thus  been  for  the  most  part  carried  into  operation,  and  the 
principles  on  which  united  education  is  alone  possible  have  been  therein 
thoroughly  recognised.  But  nothing  has  been  done  to  carry  into  effect  the 
Report  of  that  Committee  with  respect  to  the  establishment  of  intermediate  schools 
or  county  academies. 

In  the  year  1864,  however,  a  Commission  was  appointed  to  inquire  into  the 
endowed  schools  in  Ireland ;  and  by  an  Act  of  Parliament  passed  in  the  follow* 
ing  year,  the  Commissioners  were  directed  to  report  to  Her  Majesty  such  plans 
as  should  appear  to  them  to  be  expedient  and  practicable  for  me  general  pro- 
motion, in  connection  with  the  endowed  schools,  of  academical  education.  The 
Commissioners  having  elaborately  investigated  the  entire  subject,  made  their 
Report  in  the  year  1858.  After  stating  the  proposition  put  forward  by  the 
present  Mr.  Baron  Hughes,  one  of  the  Commissioners,  ^*That  it  is  right  and 
just  that  endowments,  iu  which  different  religious  denominations  have,  or  shall 
have,  rights  or  interests,  should  be  divided  among  the  several  religious  denomi- 
nations, according  to  tiieir  wants  and  numbers  in  the  localities  to  which  such 
endowments  are  applicable,"  and,  after  referring  to  the  Synodical  Address  of 
the  Council  of  Thurles  and  the  Rescripts  on  the  Queen's  Colleges,  the  Commis- 
sioners say : 

^*  After  mature  consideration,  we  have  come  to  the  conclusion  that  we  cannot 
recommend  the  adoption  of  these  principles.  They  are  completely  at  variance 
with  those  which  have  been  recognised  for  some  years  past  as  the  basis  of  Par- 
liamentary aid  to  education  in  Ireland.  They  are  also  at  variance  with  the 
recommendations  of  the  Commissioners  of  Education  Enquiry  of  1791,  and  with 
the  plan  proposed  by  Mr.  Wyse's  Committee  of  the  House  of  Commons  on  Foun- 
dation Schools  in  1838. 

*^  We  were  most  anxious  to  have  matured  a  plan  that  would  have  met  with  the 
concurrence  of  Mr.  Hughes;  but,  notwithstanding  his  dissent  from  our  views,  we 
feel  that  the  demand  for  intermediate  education  is  so  considerable,  especially  in 
the  North  of  Ireland,  that  we  are  called  on  to  suggest  means  of  supplying  it, 
in  accordance  with  principles  that  we  can  approve  of,  m  those  localities  where 
it  is  required  by  the  inhabitants,  without  providing  a  Government  system  of 
intermediate  education  in  places  where  it  might  not  be  acceptable  to  the  majority 
of  the  population. 

"We  think  that  this  may  be  effected  by  the  union  of  local  funds,  under  the 
management  of  local  trustees,  with  grants  of  public  money.  The  provision  for 
local  management  would  enable  the  trustees  to  make  suitable  regulations  for 
religious  instruction,  provided  that  the  school  shall,  as  a  condition  of  its  partaking 
of  the  grant  of  public  money,  admit  of  the  united  education  of  persons  of  all 
religious  persuasions ;  and  provided,  also,  that  the  local  managers  shall  be  subject 
to  the  direct  control  of  the  proposed  Commissioners  of  Endowed  Schools.'* — 
(Endowed  Schools  Commissioners*  Report,  p.  223.) 

And 

*  Vide  ^  Hansard's  Parliamentary  Debates,''  8d  series,  yoI.  Ixxxi.,  pp.  1867, 1858. 


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And  the  Commissioners,  when  treatin^!  of  the  religious  and  moral  discipline 
of  scholars  in  the  proposed  scheme  of  inter (pediate  education,  say  ; — 

**  The  paramount  importance  of  a  sound  religious  and  moral  discipline  as  the 
basis  of  education!  might  seem  to  require  a  more  lengthened  examination  of  this 
subject  than  we  here  propose  to  undertake.  We  dispense,  however,  with  the 
discussion  of  this  question,  because  we  regard  it  as  almost  an  undisputed  one. 
We  fully  admit  the  principle,  but  we  insist  on  the  propriety  of  securing  due 
fecilities  for  its  application  in  such  ways  as  are  consistent  with  a  regard  to 
parental  authority  and  responsibility,  and  the  maintenance  of  the  rights  of 
conscience.  We  also  think  it  right  to  declare  our  belief  in  the  possibility  of 
separating  the  courses  of  secular  and  religious  instruction,  so  far  as  to  enable 
scholars  of  different  religious  denominations  to  receive  instruction  of  the  former 
kind  in  the  same  school,  vnthout  compromise  of  opinions  or  risk  of  offence.*'— 
(Endowed  Schools  Commissioners*  Report,  p.  214.) 

It  may  not  be  out  of  place  here  to  refer  to  the  consistent  refusal  of  Parliament  Refusal  of  grants 
to  extend  to  the  Church  Education  Society  of  Ireland  public  sanction  or  support  to  Church 
for  the  simple  reason  that  the  giound  taken  by  that  i\8sociation  involved  a  ^'*^^^'*' 
violation  of  the  principles  on  which  the  possibility  of  united  education  depends. 

From  the  foregoing  sketch  it  would  appear  that  the  opinions  of  Committees 
of  th^  House  of  Commons  and  of  statesmen,  and  the  action  of  Parliament  and 
successive  Governments,  have  for  many  years  been  in  favour  of  united  educatioa 
ifn  Ireland. 

Has  any  Case  been  made  for  a  Change  of  PoUcy  and  the  Substitution  of  Sectarian 

for  United  Education  ? 

It  has  been  thought  desirable,  even  at  some  length,  to  refer  to  the  history  of 
public  education  in  Ireland,  not  only  in  the  College  and  University,  but  also  in 
the  elementary  school.     It  is  felt  most  strongly  by  the  Graduates  of  the  Queen^s 
University  that  the  entire  system,  as  now  existing,  stands  or  falls  together.     If 
sectarian  education  in  colleges  is  recognised  by  the  State,  and  placed  in  a  position  Entire  system  of 
in  which  the  powers  and  privileges  granted  by  the  State  can  be  used  against  the  pablic  non- 
system  of  free  and  liberal  education  (a  system  which  the  Graduates  entertain  no  ^0,^^/ ^^^Ijig 
doubt  is  incomparably  the  best  for  Ireland),  it  will  be  impossible  to  prevent  the  together, 
triumph  of  denominationalism  in  every  part  of  pubhc  education  in  this  country. 
Then  the  struggle  between  rival  denominations  will  not  be  restricted  to  those 
centres  of  intelligence  where  enlightenment  and  intercourse  with  the  world  tend, 
in  some  degree,  to  mitigate  sectarian  animosities ;  but,  in  every  parish  and  district 
in  Ireland,  the  national  schools,  which  are  now  so  many  local  citadels  for  the 
protection  of  civil  and  religious  liberty,  will  be  turned  into  strongholds  of  in* 
tolerance,  recognised,  inspected,  and  in  the  main  supported  by  the  State. 

It  may  be  fairly  asked,  what  is  there  in  the  temper  of  the  age  to  justify  so  Why  should 
retrograde  a  measure  as  the  introduction  of  a  system  of  sectarian  education  into  sectarianisna  be 
Ireland,  to  be  at  least  encouraged  and  privileged,  if  not  endowed,  by  the  State  ?  ^tjodwwi  into 

In  England,  test  oaths  have  been  recently  abolished  in  the   Universities  of  Tendency  of 
Oxford  and  Cambridge,  and  the  degrees,  and  many  of  the  prizes,  have  been  changes  in 
thrown  open  to  all;  while,  in  elementary  education,  the  introduction  of  a  Gon-  ^^^^^^i 
science  clause  points  to  the  just  limitation  of  the  powers  of  managers  and  patrons 
of  public  schools. 

In  Scotland,    tbe   Universities   have  been    lately   freed    from  ecclesiastical  In  Scotland; 
control. 

In  Trinity  College,  Dublin,  it  is  often  made  a  matter  of  glorification  that  Dub-  In  Trinity  College, 
lin  University  is  the  **  national'*  University,  and  that  the  halls  of  Trinity  College  Dublin, 
are  open  to  every  Irishman  without  any  reference  to  his  creed.  And,  although  this 
is  only  in  one  sense  true,  few  intelligent  observers  will  doubt  that  that  venerable 
Institution  is  slowly  tending  in  the  direction  of  freedom  and  real  nationality. 

Is  there  anything,  then,  in  the  circumstances  of  the  Queen*8  Colleges  and  P®  circumstancee 
University,  or  of  Ireland,  to  justify  the  threatened  change?     It  has,  indeed,  Jjln'^e ?*^^ * 
been  often  said  that  the  Colleges  are  a  failure ;  but  can  this  position  be  main-      *"^^ " 
tained  ? 

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Report  of  Com- 
missioners of 
1867. 

The  Colleges  then 
snccessfal. 


Their  progress 
since  great  and 
constant. 


In  the  year  1867,  a  Royal  Commission  examined  into  and  reported  on  the 
progress  of  the  Colleges,  and  after  a  most  careful  examination  the  Commis- 
sioners say, — 

•'  We  think  that  the  Colleges  cannot  be  regarded  as  otherwise  than  successful, 
when,  notwithstanding  opposing  causes,  to  which  we  shall  presently  allude,  they 
have  in  their  halls,  attending  lectures,  nearly  460  students." 

Since  that  Report  was  presented  to  Parliament,  the  progress  of  the  Colleges 
has  been  great  and  constant,  as  will  appear  from  the  following  Table : — 


Number  of  Students  attending  the  Three  Queen's  Colleges : 


1867-68  (Year  of  Commissioners'  Inquiry)  446 

1868-59 490 

1869-60 646 

1860-61 667 


1861-62 
1862-68 
1868-64 
1864-65 


768 
787 
810 
885 


Educational 
success. 


Oood  done  by  the 
Colleges. 


The  Commissioners  refer  with  unqualified  satisfaction  to  the  educational  sue* 
cess  of  the  Colleges,  and  they  conclude  their  Report  with  a  paragraph  which  we 
give  in  full,  as  it  expresses,  we  believe,  with  authority  and  truth,  some  of  the 
many  benefits  connected  with  the  system  of  education  as  at  present  existing: — 

"  We  think,  however,  that  the  good  done  by  the  Queen^s  Colleges  as  great 
public  institutions  in  Ireland  cannot  be  estimated  merely  by  the  number  of 
students  in  their  balls,  or  by  the  successful  candidates  whom  they  may  send  to 
the  great  public  contests  of  the  educated  youth  of  the  empire.  We  believe  that 
beyond  this  they  are,  by  the  honourable  competition  existing  between  the 
students  and  Professors  of  the  several  Queen's  Colleges  amongst  themseives,  and 
also  by  the  healthy,  and  we  hope  friendly,  competition  with  the  University  of 
Dublin^  materially  aiding  in  advancing  learning  in  Ireland.  We  believe  that 
the  Colleges  are  calculated,  and  we  trust  the  association  of  students  of  various 
creeds  and  opinions  within  their  walls  does  operate  to  soften  those  feelings  of  party 
antagonism  and  sectarian  animosity  which  have  heretofore  unhappily  had  too 
extended  an  existence  in  Ireland,  and  that  they  are  rapidly  generating  a  feeling 
of  local  self-reliance  and  of  self-respect,  and  exciting  an  interest^  in  the  culture 
of  literature  an  d  science  throughout  the  community  at  large." 

Union  of  different       The  union  of  the  several  religious  denominations  in  the  Colleges  continues 
creeds.  satisfactory. 

The  number  of  studends  who  have  entered  the  Colleges  up  to  the  end  of  last 
session  was  3,330,  thus  classified  : — 

Established  Church 957 

Roman  CathoHc         -        -        -        -  .     -        -        -        -  938 

Presbyterian       ---------  1,197 

Other  persuasions       -•-----.  238 


Total 


3,330 


The  numbers  of  the  several  persuasions  attending  the  Colleges  in  the  last  three 
years  were  as  follows  : — 


Established 
Church. 


1862-63 
1868-64 
1864-65 


212 
210 
221 


Roman 
Catholic. 


214 
287 
229 


Presbyterian. 


277 
260 
273 


Other 
Persuasions. 


84 
108 
112 


The  repre9fentation 
of  Roman 
Catholics  more 
adequate  than  is 
supposed  bj  some. 


So  much  misuse  is  made  of  statistics  on  this  subject,  that  it  may  be  not 
improper  here  to  state  that  the  foregoing  numbers  furnish  a  much  more  adequate 
representation  of  Roman  Catholics  than  has  been  sometimes  publicly  stated. 
Although  it  appears  from  the  last  Report  of  the  Census  Commissioners  (Part  iv., 
p.  46)  that  the  number  of  male  scholars  receiving  instructions  in  "superior** 
schools  was  12,786,  of  whom  5,792  were  Roman  Catholics,  and  from  these 
numbers  alone  a  larger  proportion  of  Roman  Catholics  might  be  looked  for  in  the 
Queen's  Colleges,  yet  on  turning  to  p.  62  of  the  same  Report  it  will  be  seen  that 

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while  the  entire  number  of  members  of  the  '*  learned  professions  "  (exclusive  of 
clergymen),  and  **  other  liberal  professions/*  is  6,482,  the  number  of  Roman 
Catholics  included  therein  is  2,219,  or  about  one-third.  No  inconsiderable  pro- 
portion of  the  comparatively  large  number  of  Roman  Catholics  at  *^  superior  " 
schools  is  absorbed  by  the  demands  of  the  Catholic  Church  at  home,  in  the 
United  States,  and  in  the  British  colonies  ;  and  this  class*  of  scholars  never  will 
be  represented  in  non-theological  Colleges.  It  is  to  be  remembered  at  the  same 
time  that,  owing  to  the  fact  that  the  ciergy  of  the  Presbyterian  Church  for  the 
most  part  pursue  their  under-graduate  course  in  Queen's  College,  Belfast,  the 
numbers  of  Presbyterians  are  proportionately  large  in  the  foregoing  Table,  and 
that,  owing  to  the  social  position  of  members  of  the  Established  Church,  persons 
of  the  latter  communion  will  always  be  numerous  in  any  College  open  to  all 
classes  in  Ireland. 

With  regard  to  the  amount  of  public  sympathy  that  is  enlisted  in  favour  of 
the  Queen's  Colleges  and  University,  the  Graduates  believe  ,that  it  is  much 
greater  than  is  generally  supposed.  They  are  convinced  that,  notwithstanding 
the  not  inconsiderable  amount  of  enforced  agitation  on  the  education  question, 
the  system  is  yearly  becoming  better  understood  and  more  appreciated  by 
moderate  men  of  all  classes,  and  that  the  feeling  that  it  would  lead  to  proselytism 
or  infidelity,  as  contra-distinguished  from  other  systems,  is  steadily  decreasing. 
If  the  Deans  of  Residences  were  paid  for  their  services,  as  recommended  by  the 
Commissioners  who  inquired  into  the  Queen's  Colleges,  any  lingering  fear  on 
this  head  in  the  minds  of  moderate  men  would  be  entirely  removed,  and  a  con- 
venient sneer  at  the  Colle2:es  could  no  longer  be  ventured  on.* 

The  Graduates  of  the  Queen's  University  do  not  wish  to  separate  the  case  of 
the  Colleges  from  that  of  the  University.  They  believe  that  the  success  of  the 
Colleges  is  the  success  of  the  University,  inasmuch  as  the  success  of  the  Colleges 
is  to  no  inconsiderable  extent  the  result  of  the  existence  of  the  University. 
Attempts  have  often  been  made  to  show  that  the  entire  system  is  a  failure,  on 
account  of  the  alleged  paucity  of  the  degrees  granted  by  the  Queen's  University. 
While  not  admitting,  .for  the  reason  above  stated,  that  the  mere  number  of 
degrees  granted  by  the  Queen's  University  is  a  sufficient  test  of  the  success  of 
the  University,  it  may  not  be  improper,  in  order  to  ascertain  what  the  University 
has  done  directly,  to  call  attention  to  the  numbers  graduating  in  the  Queen's 
University  and  in  the  London  University,  for  the  first  fourteen  years  after  each 
University  commenced  to  grant  degrees. 


The  system  rising 
in  the  estimation 
of  moderate  men. 


Payment  of  deans 
of  residences. 


Sucoess  of  the 
Univermty. 


Comparison  be- 
tween Queen's 
University  and 
London  Uni- 
versity. 


Number  and  Nature  of  Degrees. 

LL.D. 

M.D. 

M.A. 

LL.B. 

M.B- 

B.A. 

Diplomas  in 

Law  and 
Engineering. 

Total. 

The  Queen's  University,  in  the 
fourteen  years  beginning  with 
1S52  and  ending  with  1865, 
granted        -        -        -        - 

The  London  University  in  the 
fourteen  years  beginning  with 
1839  and  ending  with  1852, 
granted        -        -        -        . 

Mwority  in  favour  of  the 
Queen's  University     - 

5 
6 

248 
118 

4 

115 
45 

18 
45 

119t 

485 
518 

65t 

886 
841 

45 

It  thus  appears  that  in  the  two  periods  taken  above,  the  Queen's  University, 
with  its  three  affiliated   Colleges,  compares  not  unfavourably  with  the  London 
University,  with  its  large  number  of  its  affiliated  institutions.    The  total  numbers, 
it  is  true,  are  not  strictly  comparable^  inasmuch  as  Diplomas  in  Law  and  Engi- 
neering 
' — ■■ 

•  For  the  favour  with  which  the  National  Board  system  is  generally  regarded  by  the  laity 
in  Ireland,  reference  may  be  made  to  the  last ''  Report  of  the  Commissioners  of  National  Educa- 
tion" (for  1804),  vol.  i.  p.  224,  under  the  head  ^^  Feeling  of  Local  Parties  towards  the  National 
Scshools." 

t  Exclasive  of  diplomas  in  law  merged  in  the  LL.B.  deeree,  and  of  diplomas  in  Agricnitare. 

I  Omitting  M.B.  s  merged  in  M.D.  s,  which  are  excluded  since  the  Queen's  University  grants 
only  the  M.D.  The  M.Ch/s  granted  by  the  Queen's  Uniyersit/  last  year,  l>eing  confirmed  on 
M.D/sy  are  similarly  excluded. 

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Unwillingness  of 
graduates  to  inter- 
vene. 


They  are  < 
pelled  to  deokM 
their  opinion. 


Allegation  that 
they  are  opposed 
to  freedom  of  edn- 
eation  considered. 

It  is  the  duty  of 
the  State  not  to 
recognize  or 
encourage  sec- 
tarianism in 
Ireland. 


The  privileges  of 
a  degree  attain- 
able by  tbos«  who 
prefer  sectarian 
education. 


The  hatreds  of  the 
past  should  not  be 
perpetuated. 


neerin^  (which,  bo^wevrr,  are  degrees  in  all  b«f  name)  are  piwed  to  the  eieifit  of 
the  Ckueen'9  University.  Still,  a  compHrisoo  of  the  twa  Umiversities  is  mot  with* 
Qtxt  interest ;  and  considering  their  ci7Cu«»stanoet-K)o  the  one  htoid  the  KnsH 
and  wealthy  commimity  from  which  the  London  University  drew  its  supplier  erf 
stodents,  the  htrge  number  cif  intermediate  vehoote  giving  more  or  less  dasauDcal 
educatioa;  in  England,  and  the  general  interest  felt  in  the  institution  %  the 
English  dissenting  bodies ;  andy  cm  the  other  hand,  the  poverty  of  Irelaw*,  the 
a^Tutted  defieieney  in  the  means  of  intermediate  edacation^  the  strict  en  force- 
me nt  of  residence  ancf  attendance  at  lectures  hi  the  Qiieen's  CoUcges,  while  boi»- 
vesidence  is  permitted  by  Trimty  College,  Dublin,  the  periods  of  distress  azkd 
almost  of  social  revolution  through  which  Ireland  has  been  pamng  for  the  ladt 
twenty  years,  and  the  opposition  of  the  authorities  of  the  Romatn  Catholic  Cfaorek 
—the  result  of  the  comparison  is  satisfactory,  and  justifies  the  pro^wsition  that 
the  Queen's  University,  by  itseli  and  without  reference  to  the  ijucen's  Coileges, 
has  been  a  decided  success. 

The  Graduates  of  the  Queen's  University  da  Hot  hesftete  to  avow  that  it  ii 
nK)st  painful  for  them  to  be  obliged  to  come  forward  to  protest  against  measures 
which  they  believe  to  be  maiidy  desired  by  one  Order,  but  that  they  admit  a 
very  influential  one,  of  their  Catholic  eouirtry nuen.  Eut  they  imve  oo*  alternative. 
Numerous  as  were  the  attacks  that  have  been  made  on  the  CoUeges  and  Uni^ 
versity,  the  Graduates^  as  a  body,  never  resented  tfaetn,  though  in  imnnj  <nst«n(^ 
assured  that  their  oppcmeats  did  wrong  to  Ineftituitions  that  they  loved.  They 
have  been  content  to  leave  the  Colleger  and  Unrvcrsity  to*  he  ddfiended  by  their 
results,  and  hope  that  time  woold  mitigate,  if  not  destroy,  the  hostility  of  oppo- 
nents. But  i^  as  alleged,  radical  cnaness  are  under  the  eonsfderation  of  the 
Goverunrent  that  has  lutberto  befriended  tliem,.  they  cannot  silently  allow  the 
adoptiofiv  im  contnexion  wit^i  the  National  UnHrersity  of  the  Queen  in  Ireknd,  of 
a  principle  which  more  than  any  other  will  perpetuatte  sectarian  cBfiereuces  among 
those  wvo  ouglit  to  be  the  leaders  in  what  would  promote  friendship  and  social 

feaee.  It  is  vain,  to  conceal  that  tlie  reform  that  is  asked  for  in  the  Quee&'s 
Fniiremt5'  i»  a  nieasure  proposed  by  those  in  this  country  who  have  denounced 
uuited  edocation  and  the  intercourse  of  Irishmen  with  Irishnien,  and  who  now 
demand  the  proposed  dniRge  as  an  instalment  of  complete  denominational  ism. 
The  Graduates  wotild  indeed  be  miworthy  of  the  Institutions  in  which  thej  were 
educated,  were  they  not  solemnly  to  rarae  their  voices  against  any  change  in  the 
system  of  public  education  in  Ireland,  iavolving  the  State  reoogoition  of  sectarian 
education,  or  its  incorporation  into  the  system  of  wluch  the  QueeuV  University 
has  hitherto  beeu  the  head. 

It  has  indeed  been  said  that  the  advocates  of  the  Queen's  University  are 
opposed  to,  instead  of  being  the  friends  of,  freedom  of  education,  since  they  seek 
to  impose  their  conceptions  of  what  is  right  on  others  who,  it  is  alleged,  conscien- 
tiously differ  with  them. 

The  aBtswer  to  this  is  simple :  they  do  not  imipese  their  notions  on  others ;  but 
they  say  that,  at  all  events  in  Ireland,  it  is  the  duty  of  the  State,  while  allowing 
perfect  freedom  to  all  persons  to  work  out  tiheir  own  ideas  on  the  subject  of 
education  at  then*  own  expense  and  risk,  not  in  any  way  to  recognize  or  encou- 
rage sectarianism  in  education;  and  they  assert,  as  a  proposition  too  plain  for 
argument,  that  the  refusal  of  such  recognition  or  encouragement  to  all  parties  is 
no  violation  whatever  either  of  the  rights  of  conscience  or  of  civil  yights.  They 
cannot  for  a  moment  admit  that  the  State  can  be  required,  on  the  plea  of  con- 
scientious scruples,  to  adopt  a  measure  the  natural  result  of  which  is,  as  felt  by 
all,  to  debar  each  class  of  Irishmen  in  their  youth  from  friendly  and  equal  inter- 
course with  their  fellow-citizens. 

For  those  who  prefer  sectarianism  in  education  the  London  Universitv  is  open, 
and  any  privileges  belonging  to  a  degree  are  there  attainable.  But  the  Graduates 
of  the  Qaeen*s  University  maintain,  that  a  system  avowedly  based  on  sectarianism 
should  not  in  Ireland  be  equally  honoured  and  encouraged  by  the  State  as  a 
system  which  is  based  on  the  principle  of  equality  to  all  and  untair  privileges  to 
none — a  system  which,  by  the  opportunities  it  affords  for  youthful  intercourse 
and  intimacy,  while  duly  recognizing  religion,  makes  students  not  only  know  but 
feel  that  they  are  fifllow^beings,  endowed  with  equal  gifts,  and  subject  to  equal 
weaknesses,  as  well  as  fellow-citizens,  with  equal  rights  before  the  law.  The 
Graduates  of  the  Queen's  University  connot  forget  that,  in  the  history  of  Ireland, 
the  painful  record  of  intestine  strife  or  religious  contests  occupies  already  too 
great  a  space.     They  do  not  wish  that  the  now  happily  abating  hatreds  cl  the 

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past  should  be  renewed  and  rendex«d  perpetual  by  training  up  as  it  were  in 
hostile  camps  the  youth  of  Ireland.  They  therefore  call  on  all  true  patriots  here, 
and  00  the  fnaids  of  Ireland  in  Great  Britain,  to  aid  iu  opposing  any  change 
which  will  sectarianifle  public  aducation  in  this  country,  and  thereby  indefinitely 
postpone  the  social  and  civil  union  of  their  countrymen. 

Adnimon  to  a  Degree  of  Persons  not  Academically  Educated. 

The  Graduates  of  the  Queen's  University  do  not  deem  it  necessary  to  do  more  4^^®"^^  educa- 
than  briefly  refi&r  to  the  proposal,  that  the  Queen's  University  should  be  awimi-  i^^gt^^on^fo^  a 
lated  in  all  respects  to  the  Loncbn  University^  and  that  no  aeademic  under-  degree.  ^ 
graduate  education  should  be  required  for  admission  to  a  degiee,  since  they 
understand  that  it  would  not  be  acceptable  to  some  of  those  seeking  affiliation 
witb  the  Queen's  University.  But  it  derives  some  importance  from  being  ad- 
vocated in  an  unpublished  but  widelv-circulated  pamphlet  by  an  eminent  medical 
authority,  who  is  also  a  senator  of  tfie  Queen's  University.  Against  the  scheme, 
however,  the  authority  of  the  author  maybe  fairly  cited,  since  in  his  own  more 
special  department  of  study  he  disapproves  of  its  adoption.  By  those  who  have 
enjoyed,  as  the  Graduates  of  the  Queen's  University  have  done,  the  benefits  of 
the  rrofessorial  system  of  lectures  in  Arts  combined  with  strict  examinations  and 
other  exercises  in  the  classes,  it  may  be  truly  declared  that  the  advantages  to  be 
gained  from  Collegiate  training  are  not  less  in  Arts  than  they  are  in  medicine. 
Disregard  or  contempt  for  Academical  education  in  Arts  can  only  be  accounted 
for  by  an  experience  of  a  comparatively  worthless  system  of  mere  lectures,  or  of 
a  lifeless  attempt  at  purely  Tutorial  instruction. 

Assuming,  then,  that  the  academical  course  of  training  is  superior  for  men  of 
average  or  fair  ability  (men  of  extraordinary  gifts  who  cannot  attend  College 
being  independent  <yi  the  encouragement  to  learning  given  by  a  University 
degree),  it  follows  that  it  is  tbeduiv  of  those  to  whom  is  entrusted  the  power  of 
encouraging  the  highest  kind  of  education  not  to  do  anything  that  would  tend  to 
degrade  the  value  of  the  arts  and  other  degrees  granted  by  the  Queen's  University. 
But  even  if  the  assumption  made  were  doubtful,  there  is  no  necessity  whatever 
for  making  the  change  referred  to  in  the  Queen's  University,  inasmuch  as  in  the 
London  Univei-sity  anyone  can  get  a  degree  subject  to  examination  tests  alone. 
Tlie  degree  of  the  London  University  will  thus  be,  in  the  estimate  of  the  public, 
considered  the  stamp  for  one  kind  of  training,  that  of  the  Queen's  University 
and  sueh  Universities  -as  insist  on  academical  education  of  another. 

in  conehision,  the  Graduates  of  the  Queen's  University  would  guard  them-  Conclusion. 
Bc!ves  against  being  taken  to  be  opposed  to  change  simply  because  the  present 
system  rf  public  education  exists.  They  think  tfeit  everything  should  be  dOTie 
consistently  with  a  firm  oppositicm  to  sectarianism  (no  matter  by  whom  or  in 
what  form  advocated)  to  enlist  all  classes  of  Irishmen  in  favour  of  a  complete 
system  of  public  education.  But  in  considering  the  question  whether  any  and 
what  change  is  to  be  made,  it  is  not  to  be  hastily  assumed  that  those  wlio  drew 
up  and  sanctioned  the  tStatutes  of  the  Queen's  Colleges,  and  recommended  the 
University  Charter,  fieted  without  great  consideration  for  the  feelings  and 
opinions  of  those  who  were  tboug*ht  to  be  opposed  to  the  Colleges.  If,  on  a 
caTefnl  escamination  of  the  whole  matter  by  those  in  authority,  any  modification 
of  the  existing  system  of  Collegiate  and  University  education  shall  appear  prac- 
ticable, it  is  si^nnitted  that,  in  accordance  with  the  prevision  in  the  recent 
Charter,  the  intended  modification  should  be  referred  to  the  Convocation  of  the 
Queen's 'University  for  their  opinion  before  final  approval ;  but  if,  on  the  other 
hand,  any  such  modification  shall  appear  fmpoesible  witiiont  destroying  or  en- 
dangering the  cause  of  non-sectarian. education,  it  would  seem  to  be  the  solemn 
duty  of  Biose  entrusted  with  the  government  of  the  country  with  firmness  to 
refrain  from  change,  and  to  maintain  and  develop  a  system  which  has  been 
already  fruitful  in  good  to  Ireland. 

Signed  on  behalf  of  the  meeting, 

Damd  Boss,  m.a^  ll.b.,  Chairman. 

Mugh  Hmdman^  iJjru, 
Jlenrjf  Burden,  u.^  ald., 
James  B.  JJougher^  jd^. 

Honorary  Secretaries^ 


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Appendix. 


Resolutions  adopted  by  the  Graduates  of  the  Queen's  University,  assembled  in  Public 
Meeting  in  Belfast,  on  Wednesday,  6  December  1865. 

I.  That  in  the  opinion  of  this  Meeting  the  success  which  has  attended  the  Queen's 
Colleges  and  University  in  Ireland  has  more  than  realised  the  expectations  of  their 
founders,  and  affords  suflScient  grounds  for  the  maintenance  of  those  Institutions  in  their 
integrity. 

II.  That  the  recognition  of  a  College  under  the  control  of  the  Roman  Catholic  Church, 
based  upon  principles  of  sectarianism,  and  its  aflSliation  with  the  Queen's  University  in 
Ireland,  would  necessitite  similar  concessions  to  other  religious  bodies,  would  inflict  serious 
injury  on  the  already  existing  Queen's  Colleges,  and  would  ultimately  tend  to  their  conver- 
sion into  denominational  institutions,  and  the  consequent  destruction  of  the  system  of  united 
education. 

III.  That  while  a  system  of  non-eectarian  'university  education  should  alone  be  cn- 
coui-aged  by  Government  recognition  and  support  in  Ireland,  no  person  who  prefers  a 
system  of  sectarian  education  is  debarred  from  Muy  of  the  advantages  or  Ici^al  privileges  of 
a  degree — the  University  of  London  being  open  to  all  who  are  prepared  to  pass  its  exami- 
nations. 

IV.  That  the  statement  now  read  be  adopted,  and  that  the  Committee  of  the  Graduates' 
Association  shall  have  it  and  the  foregoing  resolutions  pressed  on  the  attention  of  the 
Government. 


—  No.  7.  — 

Memorial  from  the  Ulster  National  Educatiou  Association. 

To  His  Excellency  Baron  WodeJiouse^  Lord  Lieutenant  General  and  General 

Governor  of  Ireland. 

May  it  please  your  Excellency, 

Wb,  the  undersigned  Members  of  the  Ulster  National  Education  Association, 
belonging  to  various  churches,  and  holding  different  political  opinions,  yet 
warmly  attached  to  the  principle  of  united  education  as  eminently  suited  to 
the  peculiar  circumstances  of  our  country,  beg  respectfully  to  address  your  Excel- 
lency on  the  subject  of  certain  chan^jes  in  the  constitution  of  the  Queen's 
University  that  are  now  under  the  consideration  of  Her  Majesty's  Government. 

We  assure  your  Excellency  that  the  experience  of  years  has  deepened  the  con- 
viction in  our  minds  that  the  principle  on  which  the  national  education  of 
Ireland  is  based  is  a  sound  and  satisfactory  one,  and  that  its  operation  in  con- 
nexion with  the  Queen's  College  and  the  Gueen's  University  has  been  most 
beneficial  and  successful. 

We  lament  the  frequent  assaults  that  have  been  made  on  these  noble  institu- 
tions, and  the  undisguised  efforts  to  engraft  on  them  a  sectarian  and  denomi* 
national  character,  and  would  strongly  urge  it  on  your  Excellency,  that  threaten- 
ings  of  change,  and  any  apparent  encouragement  given  to  those  who  are  opposed 
to  the  present  constitution  of  the  University,  must  prevent  the  great  experiment 
of  attempting  to  educate  the  youth  of  Ireland  in  one  University  from  being 
fairly  carried  out,  and  must  discourage  the  true  friends  of  united  education  who 
desire  that  every  sectarian  element  should  be  excluded  from  the  constitution  and 
management  of  the  Queen's  Colleges  and  University. 

As  the  special  changes  that  may  be  contemplated  by  the  Government,  or  that 
are  specially  urged  upon  them  have  not  been  made  public,  we  address  your 
Excellency  on  the  assumption  that  they  are  those  indicated  in  a  recent  debate  in 
the  House  of  Commons,  and  in  the  announcements  made  by  some  of  the 
leading  journals  of  the  day  ;  and  in  the  belief  that  these  intimations  are  sub- 
stantisdly  correct,  we  are  constrained  by  the  sense  of  the  duty  we  owe  to  our 
country  and  to  the  great  cause  of  education,  most  strongly  to  declare  that  to 
recognise  a  College  under  the  direct  control  of  the  Hierarchy  of  Rome,  or  of  any 
other  Ecclesiastical  Body,  and  to  affiliate  it  with  the  University  founded  by 
Government  on  broad  and  liberal  principles,  would  counteract  the  object  for 
which  the  Colleges  were  designed,  introduce  into  them  a  thoroughly  sectarian 
character,  deprive  the  youth  of  the  country  of  that  hallowing  and  harmonising 
influence  which  free  intercourse  at  College  naturally  prioduces,  and  intensify  in 

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Ireland  that  spirit  of  bigotry  and  division  from  which  we  fondly  hope  a  system 
of  education  in  common  would  very  largely  help  to  deliver  her. 

We  assure  your  Excellency  that  in  our  humble  judgment  the  same  objections 
must  be  made  to  any  proposal  to  introduce  to  the  Senate,  or  to  the  Board  of 
Examiners,  any  person  or  persons  because  they  hold  the  dogmas  of  some  special 
creed,  or  are  the  members  or  nominees  of  some  particular  Church ;  such  ad- 
mission besides  its  own  vitiating  nature  must  issue  in  other  changes  that  would  be 
fatal  to  the  entire  system.  Or,  if  the  proposed  or  purposed  alteration  be  to 
separate  the  University  from  the  Colleges  in  the  matter  of  degrees,  and  allow 
the  honours  of  the  University  to  be  bestowed,  either  when  there  has  been  no 
College  training,  or  where  the  training  has  not  been  under  the  guidance  and 
direction  of  professors  of  the  Queen^s  Colleges,  we  would  venture  to  state  to  your 
Excellency  our  objection  to  either  proposal,  because  it  would  tend  to  injure  the 
Queen^s  Colleges  by  withdrawing  what  is  at  present  a  strong  inducement  to 
young  men  of  all  religious  denominations  to  attend  the  classes  in  these  Colleges, 
and  thereby  greatly  lessen  the  advantages  that  the  community  derive  from  the 
present  system  of  mixed,  or  rather  united  education. 

May  it  therefore  please  your  Excellency  to  submit  these  our  conscientious 
views  to  Her  Majesty's  Government,  with  the  earnest  prayer  that  they  would 
refiise  all  countenance  to  the  efforts  of  tbose  who  desire  to  tamper  with  the 
principle  on  which  the  Colleges  and  University  are  based,  and  allow  these  noble 
institutions,  hitherto  so  happily  and  so  largely  successful,  a  full  and  fair  trial.. 
And  your  Memorialists  will  ever  pray. 

(signed)         Charlemont. 

Lurgan. 

William  Kirk,  j.p.,  d.l. 

John  LytUj  ex-Mayor. 

Tkos.  M.  Bimie,  j.p. 

John  Hortmcky  j.p. 

Jos.  Bristow. 

Wm.  Valentine. 

Rob.  Dotvn  and  Connor. 

J.  Scott  Porter,  Presbyterian  Minister. 

John  Maenaeytta,  a.m.,  Presbyterian  Minister. 

Joseph  John  Murphy. 

R.  Grimshaw,  d.l.,  j.p. 

James  Heron,  j.p. 

W.  J.  C.  Allen,  j.p. 

W.  Mullan,  Mayor  of  Belfast. 

jEdward  Coey,  Knight,  j.p. 

W.  Dunville,  Merchant,  j.p. 

Thomas  McClure,  d.l. 

William  Gibson,  d.d..  Professor,  Assembly  College. 

Wm.  Coutes,  j.p. 

Thomas    Sinclair^    j.p.,    Chairman    of    Harbour 
Commissioners. 

Wm.  Johnston,  p.m. 

Jos.  Hamilton. 

L.  E.  Berkeley,  p.m. 

Robert  Lindsay,  Chairman  Water  Commissioners. 

Daniel  Taylor,  j.p..  Chairman  of  Belfast  Board  of 
Guardians. 

H.    D.   Killen,  d.d..    Professor   of   Ecclesiastical 
History,  Belfast  Presbyterian  College. 

/.  L.  Porter,  d.d.,  ll.d  ,  Frofessor  of  Bib.  Crit, 
Belfast  Presbyterian  College. 

John  Lowry. 

Rob.  E.  Wallace,  Chairman  of  the  Wesleyan  Educa- 
tion  Committee. 

Daniel  Beyot,  b.d.,  Dean  of  Dromore,  and  Vicar- 
General  of  Neuz  and  Morne. 

Robinson  Scott,  d.d.  Blackrock,  Dublin. 

Belfast,  18  January  1866. 
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BamfLVTUXiB  passed  by  the  Geaefal  AasemUy  of  the  PooibyteriaD  Gluurck 

JnlrelasdL 

Ar  Belfast,  the  8th  day  of  February,  1866^  whic3i  day  the  General  Aisembly 
of  the  t^resbyterian  Church  in  Ireland,  specially  convened,  being  met  and  can- 
stituJted, 

The  foUoviD^  oesolutions  were  uoanimoiuiy  Jtdopled^ — 

1.  That  tlie  General  Assembly  re -affirms  the  resolution  adopted  at  its  meeting 
in  July,  1863,  viz.: 

^  Tibart  tbe  J^sBCsibly  regard  it  to  be  a  «acned  duty,  iby  every  means  in  its 
power,  to  innerve  the  fiiadafnenital  princifiles  cm  yrimh  (the  Synod  of  Ukter,  in 
1S4D,  agreed  to  veoerre  aid  £rom  the  National  Board,  acenrdifli^  to  which  iee]> 
gious  instruction  is  daily  given  in  all  onr  schools,  while  at  t£e  same  time  the 
rights  <«)f  efinseienw  aad  the  saa^dnesfi  of  pasental  juitbority  9re  duly  respocted, 
aDd  no  chiMren  are  Toqaired  to  be  pr»eiit  At  aaty  retigjiotts  ene^ises  to  which 
their  pamente  <oar  guardiaBf  ohjeot." 

2.  That  the  Assembly  regard  the  establishment  of  the  Queen's  Colleges  and 
their  connexion  with  the  Queen*s  University  as  having  been  productive  of  great 
advantages  to  the  country,  and  rejoices  in  the  large  measure  of  success  which 
has  attended  them,  notwithstanding  the  ofastractiaKL  and  oppoAltion  they  have 
encounterc'd. 

3.  That  the  Assembly  deprecates  the  many  evils  that  must  arise  from  the 
changes  proposed  to  be  made  in  these  valuable  mstitirtions,  by  which  the  cha- 
racter of  the  University  and  the  constitution  of  the  Senate  will  be  altered,  the 
denominational  elements  largely  introduced,  and  to  that  extent  the  usefulness  of 
the  Colleges  and  University  impaired. 

4.  That  inasmuch  as  the  General  Assembly  in  July  last  requested  the  Trustees 
of  the  Magee  CoUege  to  take  steps  lor  having  the  College  affiliated  to  one  of 
the  existing  Uuiireisities^  €o  that  its  «tndents  may  be  in  a  position  to  receive 
degrees  in  arts,  thereby  warranting  the  Trustees  in  jieeking  to  have  the  Magee 
College  affiliated  with  the  Queen -s  University,  they  are  hereby  declared  to  have 
had  the  warrant  of  the  Assembly  in  seeking  sucJi  affiliation ;  yet,  inasmuch  as 
the  aspect  of  the  educational  question  is  tuaterially  altered  since  the  meeting  of 
the  Assembly  in  July  last;,  and  as  tlite  constitution  pooposed  for  the  Senate  of 
the  Queen's  University  is  noi;  yet  before  the  Chttficb>  the  Trustees  are  required 
to  suspend  further  action  in  this  matter. 

6.  Thftt  the  Government  Committee  be  instructed,  and  they  hereby  are 
instructed,  to  present  to  the  Lord  Lieutenant  these  resolutions,  and  to  take 
such  other  fiteps  as  may  be  necessary  to  arrest  further  progress  in  the  matter  of 
affiliation. 

Certified  from  the  Minutes  of  Proceedings  <jif  the  General  Assembly 
of  the  Presbyterian  Church  in  Ireland, 

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Copy  of  a  Letter  dated  the  26th  March  1866,  from  the  Secretary  of  State  to  the 
Home  Department  to  the  Lord  LiRUTBNANt  m  Ireland,  od  the  Subject  of 
University  Education  \n  Ibeund, 


IPre»mttiii  tm  CottttttAiOy  of  Win  iltAie«ts« 


My  Lord,  26th  March  1866. 

Your  Excellency  is  aware  that  the  subject  of  the  alteration  to  be  made  in  the 
Charter  of  the  Queen*s  University  in  Ireland  has  for  some  time  past  engaged  the  attention 
of  Her  Majesty's  Government. 

I  should  have  sooner  informed  you  of  the  course  which,  after  full  consideration,  they 
had  decided  to  adopt  with  reference  to  this  subject,  had  it  not  been  for  a  question  which 
required  careful  consideration  as  to  the  means  by  which  the  object  they  had  in  view  could 
be  legally  effected. 

The  existing  Charter  of  the  Queen's  University  was  granted  in  1864,  the  Letters 
Patent  by  which  it  was  OTiginaUy  constituted,  and  those  by  which  its  powers  were 
subsequently  enlarged,  having  been  in  that  year  revoked  and  determined,  and  a  new 
Charter  having  been  granted. 

By  the  Charter  of  1864  an  essential  change  was  made  in  the  constitution  of  the 
University.  Under  the  original  Charter  the  Chancellor  and  Senate  only  were  incorpo- 
rated ;  but  under  the  present  Charter  the  Corporation  consists,  not  of  the  Chancellor  and 
Senate  only,  but  also  of  the  Professors,  Graduates,  and  Students. 

Before  I  advert  to  the  legal  consequence  of  this  change  as  bearing  upon  the  present 
question,  I  will  shortly  refer  to  the  existing  condition  of  University  education  in  Ireland. 
There  is  no  University  in  Ireland  capable  of  conferring  degrees  except  the  Dublin 
University  and  the  Queen's  University.  The  former  is  exdusively  connected  with 
Trinity  College,  and  the  latter  is  exclusively  connected  with  the  Queen's  Colleges,  and 
with  any  other  College  or  Colleges  which  may  hereafter  be  founded  by  virtue  of  the 
provisions  of  the  Act  8  &  9  Vict.  cap.  66.  It  is  empowered  to  grant  degrees  only  to 
matriculated  candidates  who  shall  have  pursued  a  regular  course  of  study,  either  wholly 
or  in  part,  in  one  or  more  of  such  Colleges,  and  the  President  of  each  of  the  Queen's 
Colleges  is  by  the  Charter  an  ea;  officio  member  of  the  Senate. 

Under  these  circumstances  no  person  can  obtain  a  degree  from  a  University  in  Ireland 
unless  he  has  studied  either  at  Trinity  College,  Dublin,  or  at  One  of  the  Queen's 
Colleges. 

This,  as  is  well  known,  has  been  complained  of  by  many  persons  in  Ireland  on  account 
of  its  subjecting  them  to  a  serious  disadvantage,  as  compared  with  their  fellow  subjects, 
owing  to  their  conscientious  objection  to  become  members  of  either  of  the  above-named 
Colleges. 

The  subject  was  brought  before  the  House  of  Commons  last  year  by  a  mertion  for  an 
address  to  Her  Majesty,  praying  that  steps  might  be  taken  to  redress  the  grievance 
arising  from  many  of  Her  Majesty's  subjects  being  at  present  prevented  from  enjojdng 
the  advantages  of  University  education  in  Ireland.  On  that  occasion  Her  Majesty's 
Government,  while  declaring  their  own  unshaken  conviction  of  the  advantages  of  a  system 
of  mixed  secular  education,  admitted  as  a  matter  of  fact  the  existence  of  the  disadvantage 
which  was  complained  of;  and  they  proposed  to  remedy  the  grievance,  not  by  advising 
the  grant  of  a  Charter  to  a  Roman  Catholic  University,  which  had  been  asked  for,  nor 
by  an  alteration  in  the  character  of  the  Queen's  Colleges,  but  by  enlarging  the  powers  of 
the  Queen's  University,  so  as  to  enable  it  to  con&r  d^rees,  not  only,  as  at  present,  on 
students  from  the  Queen's  Colleges,  but,  in  addition  to  these,  either  on  candidates  for 
degrees  who  had  pursued  a  course  of  study  in  other  Colleges,  to  be  affiliated  to  the 
University,  or  on  all  matriculated  students  applying  for  degrees,  and  passing  the  required 
examination,  irrespective  of  their  place  of  education. 
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It  was  intimated  at  the  same  time,  and  it  is;  obviously  a  necessary  consequence  of  this 
change,  that  some  alteration  would  be  made  in  the  composition  of  the  Senate  of  the 
University. 

In  order  to  give  effect  to  the  declared  intention  of  Her  Majesty's  Government,  it 
appeared  to  them  that  the  most  expedient  course  to  take  would  be  that  which  was 
adopted  in  1864,  vi^.,  the  revocation  of  the  Letters  Patent  by  which  the  existing  Charter 
was  then  granted,  and  the  grant  of  a  new  Charter  with  the  extended  power  which  it  is 
proposed  to  confer  upon  the  University.  This  would  of  course  require  the  surrender  of 
the  present  Charter,  and  the  acceptance  of  the  Charter  which  is  to  be  substituted  for  it. 
Assuming  that  such  a  surrender  could  be  'made,  the  first  question  which  presented 
itself  was,  whether  the  University  should  be  empowered  to  grant  degrees,  as  was  the 
case  originally  with  the  London  University,  only  to  students  from  Colleges  in  connexion 
with  the  University,  and  from  those  which  may  from  time  to  time  be  affiliated  to  it, 
power  being  givfen  to  the  Senate,  if  they  should  think  fit,  to  admit  students  as  candidates 
lor  degrees  unconnected  with  such  Colleges ;  or  whether  the  right  should  be  at  once 
given,  as  is  now  the  case  in  the  London  University,  to  all  matriculated  students  to 
become  candidates  for  degrees,  irrespective  of  their  place  of  education.  The  latter 
course  appeared  to  Her  Majesty's  Government  to  be  the  preferable  one. 

In  the  case  of  the  London  University,  a  large  number  of  Colleges  and  Schools  is 
affiliated  to  the  University,  and  by  the  36th  section  of  its  Charter  persons  not  educated 
in  any  of  the  affiliated  Colleges  are  admitted  as  candidates  for  matriculation  and  degrees, 
subject  to  the  conditions  therein  mentioned. 

The  adoption  at  once  of  this  latter  provision  in  the  Charter  of  the  Queen's  University 
in  Ireland  would  have  made  it  unnecessary  that  any  Colleges  should  be  affiliated  to  the 
University. 

If  students  might  be  matriculated  and  admitted  as  candidates  for  degrees,  irrespective 
of  their  place  of  education,  no  special  advantage  would  accrue  to  any  College  from  its 
being  expressly  connected  with  the  University. 

The  degrees  to  be  conferred  by  the  University  would  of  course  have  been  exclusive, 
as  at  present,  of  degrees  in  theology. 

The  next  question  for  consideration  related  to  the  mode  of  constituting  the  Senate. 
It  appearea  to  Her  Majesty's  Government  obviously  important  that  the  Senate  should 
be  so  constituted  as  to  secure  as  far  as  possible  the  confidence  of  all  those  who  were  to 
share  in  the  advantages  of  the  University,  to  whatever  religious  denomination  they 
might  belong,  and  that  it  should  not  be  liable  to  the  suspicion  of  partiality  or 
exclusiveness. 

The  provision  in  the  present  Charter  by  which  the  President  of  each  of  the  Queen's 
Colleges  is  ex-officio  a  member  of  the  Senate,  though  very  proper  so  lone  as  degrees 
could  be  conferred  only  on  students  from  those  Colleges,  womd  not  be  defensible  when 
that  eitclusive  system  was  abandoned,  without  extending  the  same  privilege  to  others. 

Her  Majesty's  Government  were  of  opinion  that  such  an  extension  of  ex-qfficio  seats 
would  lead  to  serious  embarrassment,  and  that  the  better  course  would  be  that  there 
should  be  no  ex-offido  members  of  the  Senate. 

The  object,  before  stated,  of  so  composing  the  Senate  as  to  entitle  it  to  general 
confidence,  would,  they  thought,  be  better  attained  by  some  enlargement  of  the  present 
Senate,  and  by  a  judicious  selection  of  persons  of  different  religious  denominations. 

In  a  country  in  which  the  great  majority  of  the  inhabitants  are  Roman  Catholics,  it 
might  fairly  be  expected  that  a  considerable  portion  of  the  Senate  should  consist  of 
members  of  the  Roman  Catholic  Church. 

In  the  composition  of  the  Board  of  National  Education,  the  number  of  Protestants 
and  Roman  Catholics  is  equal ;  while  of  the  seventeen  members  of  whom  the  Senate  of 
the  Queen's  University  at  present  consists,  four  only  are  Roman  Catholics,  of  whom 
one  is  an  ex'-offido  member  as  President  of  the  College  at  Cork. 

Her  Majesty's  Government  felt  that  it  would  be  desirable  to  remove  this  great 
inequality  of  numbers  as  between  Protestants  and  Roman  Catholics,  and  that  they  could 
safely  rely  upon  your  judgment  and  discretion  in  recommending  for  Her  Majesty's 
approval,  as  members  of  the  Senate,  those  persons  who  were  best  qualified  for  the 
emcient  performance  of  the  duties  which  would  devolve  upon  the  Senate,  and  who  were 
most  likely  to  conciliate  general  confidence  and  respect. 

In  doing  this  you  would  not  fail  to  bear  in  mind  the  deep  interest  felt  in  this  question 
by  the  large  body  of  Presbyterians  in  Ireland. 

Her  Majesty's  Government  therefore  had  decided  to  request  that  your  Excellencv 
would  give  directions  for  the  preparation  of  the  draft  of  a  Charter  in  conformity  with 
the  opinions  above  expressed ;  and  that  when  this  had  been  done  the  draft  should  be 


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communicated  to  the  governing  body  of  the  Queen's  University,  in  order  that  it  might  be 
ascertained  whether  it  would  be  willing  to  concur  in  the  proposed  change.  But  before 
doing  this,  Her  Majesty's  Government  thought  it  necessary  to  refer  for  the  joint  opinion 
of  the  Law  Officers  of  the  Crown  for  England  and  Ireland  the  question  whether  the 
proposed  change  in  the  Queen's  University  could  be  effected  with  the  consent  of  the 
existing  corporation,  and  if  so,  by  whom  and  in  what  form  such  consent  could  be  given. 
The  Law  Officers  were  also  asked  in  what  other  way,  if  any,  the  proposed  change  in  the 
power  and  constitution  of  the  University  could  be  legally  effected. 

They  have  reported  that  it  is  undoubtedly  in  the  power  of  Her  Majesty,  by  a 
supplemental  Charter,  to  enable  the  Queen's  University  to  grant  degrees  to  persons  who 
have  not  received  any  part  of  their  education  as  students  in  any  of  the  Colleges  of  the 
University ;  and  that  if  the  object  in  view  can  be  sufficiently  attained  by  granting  such 
degrees  only  without  giving  to  this  class  of  graduates  the  status  of  members  of  Convoca- 
tion, or  introducing  them  into  the  corporation  of  the  University,  a  surrender  of  the  present 
Charter  will  not  be  necessary  for  that  purpose  ;  but  that  if  it  be  desired  to  make  these 
graduates  members  of  the  University  Corporation,  "and  to  give  them  the  same  rights 
and  privileges  in  the  University  which  now  belong  to  graduates  educated  wholly  or  iu 
part  in  the  Colleges  of  the  University,  or  if  it  be  thought  necessary  to  make  changes  in 
the  present  constitution  of  the  Senate  of  the  University  for  either  of  these  purposes,  a 
valid  revocation  or  surrender  of  the  existing  Charter  will  be  indispensable. 

After  a  careful  examination  of  the  existing  Charter,  the  Law  Officers  have  come  to  the 
conclusion  that  the  powers  both  of  the  Chancellor  and  Senate,  and  of  the  Convocation, 
are  too  limited  to  enable  both  or  either  of  these  bodies  to  make  any  valid  surrender. 

It  thus  appears  that  it  is  impossible,  under  present  circumstances,  to  give  full  effect  to 
the  intentions  of  Her  Majesty's  Government.  The  degrees  to  be  conferred  under  the 
power  which  would  be  given  by  a  supplemental  Charter  would  fail  to  place  the  recipients 
of  such  degrees  on  a  footing  of  equality,  as  members  of  the  Convocation,  with  other 
graduates  of  the  University.  The  inferiority  of  their  position  in  this  respect  would  give 
rise  to  well-grounded  dissatisfaction. 

Her  Majesty's  Government  therefore  propose  to  submit  a  Bill  to  Parliament,  with  a 
view  to  remove  the  obstacle  which  at  present  prevents  the  accomplishment  of  the  object 
which  they  have  in  view. 

I  am,  with  great  truth  and  regard. 
My  Lord, 
Your  Excellency's  obedient  Servant, 

(Signed)        G.  GREY. 
To  his  Excellency  the  Lord  Lieutenant, 
&c.  &c  &c. 

DabUn  Castle. 


Whitehall,  7th  April  1866. 


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REVISED  CODE  (SCOTLAND). 


AT  THE  COUNCIL  CHAMBER,  WHITEHALL, 

The  \%th  day  of  June  1866. 


Minute  by  the  ]^ords  of  the  Committee  of  Her  Majesty's  Most  Honourable 

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"  of  elementary  schools  in  Scotland,  as  prescribed  by  the  Minute  of  11  June  1864,  was 
**  left  without  change,  but  the  period  within  which  annual  grants  might  be  paid  to  such 
**  schools  according  to  the  Code  of  I860,  was  extended  to  30  June  (inclusive)  1867 ; — " 


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time  for  measures  to  be  taken  upon  the  Report  of  Her  Majesty's  Commissioners 
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UNIVERSITIES    (SCOTLAND). 


RETURN  to  an  Address  of  the  Honourable  The  House  of  Commons, 
dated  14  May  1866;-/or, 


«  RETURN  of  the  Number  of  Members  now  Entered  on  the  Books  of  the  General  Council  of  the 
Universities  of  Scotland,  distinguishing  those  for  Edinburgh,  Glasgow,  Aberdeen,  and  St  Andrew's; 
and  also  distinguishing  the  Number  of  Professors,  Masters  of  Arts,  Doctors  of  Medicine,  and  those 
who  have  Qualified  by  Attendance  on  any  of  the  Classes  at  each  University." 


EDINBURGH. 


Number  of  Names  on  Register 

Viz.; 
Chancellor         ... 
University  Court 
Professors        -        -        - 
Masters  of  Arts 
J>octor8  of  Medicine 
Four  Sessions   •        -        - 


1 

6 

34 

227 

407 

1,726 


2,400 


2,400 


Nde. — Of  the  above  number,  099  were,  on  the  16th 
September  1866,  being  the  close  of  the  University  financial 
year,  in  arrear  of  their  annual  fees. 


ABERDEEN. 


Members    on    Register.     (Of  these,   483 
present  in  arrear  for  annual  payment.*) 

Members  of  Council  who  are  Professors 

Members  who  are  Masters  of  Arts.  (Of 
these  35  are  also  Doctors  of  Medicine.) 

Members  who  are  Doctors  of  Medicine,  not 
being  Masters  of  Arts. 

Members  qualified  by  four  years*  attendance 
on  Classes  of  the  University,  under  sane* 
tion  of  the  late  Universities  Commis- 
sion. 

The  Chancellor  and  Principal    -        -        . 


are   at 

21 
746 

17 

113 


898 


898 


*  Many  members  allow  this  payment  to  remain  in  arrear 
until  the  approach  of  a  meeting  of  the  Council. 


GLASGOW. 


Total  Number  on  Register  - 

Viz.  : 
Chancellor  ..... 
Members  of  University  Court  - 
Professors  -  -  -  .  . 
Masters  of  Arts  .... 
Doctors  of  Medicine  -  .  - 
Quab'fied  by  attendance  on  Classes    - 


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3 
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217 
112 
813 


1,166 


1,166 


Note.-^Of  the  above  number,  267  are  at  present  sus- 
pended  from  nrivileges  from  non-payment  of  fees,  viz. : 
2  Members  of  University  Court;  61  Masters  of  Arts  j 
28  Doctors  of  Medicine  j  and  186  qualified  by  attendance 
on  classes. 


ST.  ANDREW'S. 


Number  of  Members  Entered  on  the  Remstration 
Book. 

Viz.: 

Members  of  the  University  Court  from  and 

after  their  first  election. 

Principals  and  Professors          •        -        .  14 

Masters  of  Arts      -        -        -        .        .  io9 

Doctors  of  Medicine        •        .        -        .  7 

By  attendance  on  Classes          -        •        -  231 

Former  connection  with  the  University  as 
Principals  or  Professors. 


369 


369 


Crown  Office, 
Edinburgh,  6  June  1866. 


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LOCAL    TAXATION    RETURNS. 


ABSTRACT 


OP   THE 


RETURNS  transmitted  to  the  Secretary  of  State  for  the  Home  Depart- 
ment, pursuant  to  the  Local  Taxation  Returns  Act,  the  23  &  24  Vict, 
c.  51,  for  the  latest  Period  of  Twelve  Months  preceding  the  Month  of  June 
1865,  for  which  the  Accounts  of  the  diflferent  Corporations,  Commissions, 
Vestries,  Bodies,  &c.,  were  made  up,  being  ^br  the  Fifth  Year  during  which 
the  Act  has  been  in  operation. 


s'SfA.}  H-   WADDINGTON. 


(Presented  in  pursuance  of  ifie  Aqt  23  ^  24  Vict.  c.  51,  s.  6.) 


Ordered,  by  The  House  of  Commons,  to  be  Printed, 
1 7  July  1 866. 


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SCHEDULE. 


Pase 

Church  Bates       •.-*-----.-.  5 

Supplementary  Eeturns       -.-.--.•-  282 

Sewers  Rates        ---..-*.---.  285 

Drainage  and  Embankment  Bates     ---.--.-  291 

Rates  under  the  Act  for  the  Lighting  and  Watching  op  Parishes  305 

Bates  levied  by  Improvement  Commissioners^  &c.          -       -       -       -  317 

Bates  levied  under  the  Acts  for  the  better  Local  Management 

OF  the  Metropolis   -----------  325 

Tolls  and  Dues  in  respect  op  Markets  and  Fairs      -       -       .        -  329 

Tolls  in  respect  op  Bridges  and  Ferries      -       -     •  -       -       -       -  333 

Tolls  and  Dues  in  respect  op  Harbours        --.-..  341 

Bates  and  Dues  Beceived  and  Expended  by  Burial  Boards  under  349 
THE  Burial  Acts       --•----.--- 

Bates  levied  by  Local  Boards         -----.--  365 


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EXPLANATORY  MEMORANDUM  AND  SUMMARY. 


The  Retams  made  to  the  Secretary  of  State,  pursuant  to  the  Local  Taxation  Returns 
Act  of  the  23  &  24  Vict.  c.  51,  for  the  latest  period  of  Twelve  Months  for  which  the 
accounts  of  the  different  Vestries,  Commissioners,  Boards,  &c.  were  made  up  preceding 
.the  month  of  June  1865,  have  been  arranged  and  abstracted  for  the  information  of  Parlia- 
ment, as  required  by  the  Act,  in  the  same  form  as  for  preceding  years,  and  comprise 
Church  Rates,  and  Ketums  from  the  same  Commissioners  and  Boards  as  heretofore. 

The  Church  Rate  Returns  are  arranged  under  the  different  Dioceses,  alphabetically  for  Chmx:h  Ratei. 
each  Diocese,  and  are  preceded  by  the  usual  summary  of  the  total  amounts. 

The  total  amount  of  Church  Rate  collected,  as  shown  in  the  Abstract,  was  243,523  /., 
being  an  increase  of  1,563/.,  as  compared  with  the  amount  for  the  preceding  year.^  The 
number  of  Returns  received  was  12,146,  being  an  increase  of  72,  as  compared  with  the 
•  number  for  the  preceding  year.  In  9,101  of  these,  accounts  of  receipt  and  expenditure 
are  given ;  3,045  are  blsmk,  showing  a  rather  higher  proportion  of  blanks  than  in  the  pre- 
ceding year. 

From  about  1,947  Parishes,  &c,  for  which  Forms  were  issued,  no  Returns  have  been 
obtained. 

In  addition  to  the  places  named  in  the  Abstract  for  1864,  Returns  for  the  following  Sewers  Rate. 
Commissions  of  Sewers  are  given  for  1865,  viz.,  Letton  and  Staunton-on-Wye,  Hereford- 
shire, Martham  and  Repps-cum-Bastwick,  and  Winterton,  and  East  and  West  Somerton, 
in  Norfolk,  and  Kingston-on-Thames,  in  Surrey. 

The  amount  of  Rates  levied  for  the  year,  as  shown  in  the  Abstract,  was  42,318  L 
(exclusive  of  the  City  of  London),  being  less  than  the  amount  for  the  preceding  year  by 
1,691  L  The  amoimt  for  the  City  of  London  was  17,771  /.,  exceedinff  the  amount  for 
1864  by  529  /.  Money  was  borrowed  during  tiie  year  on  the  securitjr  of  the  Rates  to  the 
amount  of  9,805  L;  3,213/.  of  debt  was  paid  off;  and  24,468  /.,  including  arrears  of  interest 
and  outstanding  accounts,  remained  due  at  the  close  of  the  accounts. 

Under  the  Land  Drainage  Act  of  1861,  eleven  Commissions  have  been  issued,  chiefly  Land  Drainage 
renewals,  or  for  places  included  in  former  Commissions  or  Drainage  Districts,     For  -Act,  1861. 
Wormbrook  Valley,  in  Herefordshire,  and  Langorse,  in  Brecon,  for  which  Commissions 
were  issued  in  1862,  no  Returns  have  been  received. 

For  Crowle,  &c.,  in  Lincolnshire,  for  which  no  Return  was  made  for  1864,  and  for  all  Drainafe  an<1 
the  other  places  under  Drainage  and  Embankment  Acts  included  in  the  Abstract  for  that  Embankment  Acts, 
year.  Returns  have  been  made  for  1865,  excepting  Martham  and  Somerton,  which  are 
now  under  Commissions  under  the  Land  Drainage  Act,  and  for  which  Returns  are  given 
under  the  head  of  Sewers. 

The  amount  of  Rates  levied  as  shown  in  the  Drainage  and  Embankment  Abstract  for 
1865,  is  143,109  /.,  being  less  by  3,996  L  than  the  amount  for  the  preceding  year,  and  by 
6,174  L  than  the  amount  for  1863 ;  7,100  /.  was  borrowed  during  the  year,  against  27,365  /. 
in  the  preceding  year,  and  61,550  /.  in  1863 ;  12,040  L  of  debt  was  paid  off.  The  Secured 
Debt  remaining  at  the  close  of  the  year  amounted  to  1,183,549  /. 

In  consequence  of  the  adoption  of  the  Local  Government  Act,  22  places,  hitherto  lighted  Lighting  and 
under  tiie  3  &  4  WilL  4,  c.  90,  the  names  of  which  appeared  in  the  List  for  1864,  Watching  Act. 
are  omitted  Irom  the  present  Abstract,  while  three  places  not  before  included  appear  now 
for  the  first  time,  the  total  number  of  places  under  this  Act  for  which  Returns  have  been 
received  for  1865  being  305. 

The  amount  of  Rate  collected  for  the  year,  as  shown  in  the  Abstract,  was  41,845  /. 
16<.  2d.,  being  less  than  the  amount  for  the  prececHng  year  by  348/.  6s.  6d.  The 
amount  borrowed  during  the  year  on  the  security  of  the  Rate  appears  to  have  been 
2,359  /.  9  «.  3  d.,  leaving  a  secured  debt  of  6,590  L  lis.  1  </.  at  the  close  of  die  year>  with 
902/.  10 s.  Id.  of  other  liabilities,  at  the  same  time  that  a  balance  in  hand  is  shown 
amounting  to  nearly  10,000  h 

In  the  AbstrfK^t  for  1865,  131  Returns  will  be  found  for  places  having  Improvement  Improrement  Corn- 
Commissioners,  including  the  whole  of  the  places  given  for  the  preceding  year,  excepting  mlsiions. 
Bedford,  where  the  Town  Council  have  ceased  to  act  as  Improvement  Commissioners ; 

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Metropolis  Local 
Management. 


Portsmouth,  with  Landport  and  Southsea,  and  Portsea,  and  Workington,  where  Local 
Boards  have  been  formed  ;  and  excepting  also  Leominster,  for  which  no  Return  has  been 
received. 

The  amount  of  Rates,  Taxes,.  Tolls,  and  Dues  collected  was  324,840  /.  4  *.  7  d.,  being 
less  than  the  sum  shown  for  the  preceding  year  by  8,143  /.  1  s.  The  amount  of  Secured 
Debt  remaining,  as  shown  in  the  Abstract,  is  1,699,632  /.,  bebg  higher  than  the  amount 
for  the  preceding  year  by  62,374  /.  ) 

In  the  amount  of  Rates  levied  by  the  different  Vestries  and  District  Boards  under  the 
Metropolis  Local  Management  Act,  as  shown  in  the  present  Abstract,  there  is  an  increase, 
exclusive  of  the  Main  Drainage  Rate,  of  73,811  /.,  or  8*6  per  cent  above  the  amount  for 
the  preceding  vear.  The  amount  of  Main  Drainage  Rate  is  less  by  992  /.  than  the  amount 
for  the  precedmg  year.  The  receipts  on  account  of  Highways,  Streets,  Roads,  &c.,  show 
an  increase  of  8,400  /.,  or  upwards  of  34  per  cent,  foflowing  an  increase  of  10,831  i,  or 
78  per  cent  in  the  preceding  year.  The  sum  of  46,888  /.  was  borrowed  within  the  year, 
against  51,523/.  in  the  preceding  year.  In  the  Repair  and  Maintenance  of  Highways, 
Roads,  Streets,  &c.,  and  cleansing  and  watering  RoaJs,  &c,  the  large  amount  of  460,499/. 
was  expended,  exceeding  the  amount  for  the  preceding  year  by  35,317  /.  For  Lighting 
and  works  connected  therewith,  the  expenditure  was  181,224  /.,  exceeding  the  amount  for 
the  preceding  year  by  18,048  /.  For  Sewage  and  Drainage  the  expenditure  was  126,806  /., 
exceeding  the  amount  for  the  preceding  year  by  50,703  /.  In  the  payments  to  the  Metro- 
politan Board,  viz.,  180,030/.  for  Main  Drainage,  and  131,415/.  for  other  payments,  there 
is  an  increase  of  41,756  /.  with  regard  to  the  former,  and  of  48,675  /.  with  regard  to  the 
latter.  The  amounts  for  Salaries  and  for  Collectors'  Poundage  show  an  increase  respectively 
of  1,843  /.  and  1,713  /. ;  the  amounts  fur  Interest  and  Annuities,  and  Loans  repaia,  respec- 
tively of  2,368  /.  and  1,455  /.  In  the  total  amount  expended  there  is  an  increase  of 
194,031  L  The  bonded  or  secured  debt  remaining  at  the  date  of  the  Returns  exceeds 
the  amount  shown  for  the  preceding  year  by  131,585/. 

Markets  and  Fairs.  The  names  of  46  places,  from  which  Returns  have  been  received  with  respect  to 
Markets  and  Fairs,  wul  be  found  in  the  present  Abstract,  being  the  same  places  as  for 
the  preceding  year,  with  the  exception  of  Westbury,  where  the  Local  Government  Act 
has  been  adopted.  The  amount  of  Tolls,  or  Dues  collected  for  all  these  places,  as  shown 
in  the  Abstract,  was  47,551  /.,  being  an  increase  of  3,005  /.,  or  6*7  per  cent,  on  the  amount 
for  the  preceding  year.  The  amount  of  Rents  was  28,343  /.,  exceeding  the  amount  for  the 
preceding  year  by  1,271/,  or  4*6  per  cent.  The  money  borrowed  during  the  year 
amounted  to  52,150  /.,  50,000  /.  having  been  for  the  Market  at  Islington.  The  total 
receipts,  as  shown  in  the  Abstract,  were  147,659  /.,  exclusive  of  the  balance  from  the 
previous  year.  The  total  expenditure  was  157,950  /.  These  amounts  for  the  previous 
year  were  respectively  112,233/.  and  105,296/.  The  Bonded  Debt  amounts  to  692,490/., 
showing  an  increase  of  2,208  /.  since  the  preceding  year. 

Bridges  and  Ferries.  Under  Bridges  and  Ferries,  Returns  will  be  found  for  1865  for  each  of  the  places 
included  in  the  Abstract  for  the  preceding  year,  with  the  exception  of  Strangeways 
Bridge,  between  Manchester  and  Salford,  for  which  no  Return  has  been  made,  the 
Bridge  being  considered  exempt,  as  private  property.  There  are  65  Returns  for  Bridges, 
inclusive  of  two  (Revenue  and  Construction  Accounts)  for  Lendal  Bridge,  in  the  Uity 
of  York ;  20  for  Ferries ;  and  one  under  a  Navigation  Act.  The  total  amount  of  Rates 
or  Dues  collected  for  the  year,  as  appears  by  the  Abstract,  was  112,619/.  2  s.  10  rf., 
being  an  increase  of  3,845  /.  14  s.  2  £/.,  or  upwards  of  3^  per  cent,  upon  the  amount 
shown  for  the  preceding  year.  The  only  money  borrowed  during  the  year  on  the  security 
of  the  Tolls  appears  to  have  been  the  sum  of  17,300  /.,  at  tne  Woodside  and  Monk's 
Ferry,  Birkenhead.  The  Expenditure  for  Repairs  and  Maintenance  amounted  to  17  per 
cent,  of  the  receipts,  exclusive  of  the  money  borrowed;  the  Salaries  to  upwards  of  11  per 
cent. ;  the  amount  for  Interest  and  Annuities  to  upwards  of  13  per  cent. ;  the  amount  of 
Bonded  Debt  paid  off,  to  seven  per  cent. ;  the  amount  for  Dividends  to  upwards  of  27  per 
cent.  The  Bonded  Debt  remaining  at  the  date  of  the  account,  as  shown  in  the  Abstract, 
amounted  to  1,100,118  /.,  inclusive  of  554,542  /.  on  Waterloo  Bridge,  across  the  Thames. 
The  arrears  of  Interest  amounted  to  3,110,591/.,  of  which  3,077,125/.  belongs  also  to 
Waterloo  Bridge ;  under  other  debts,  a  further  sum  of  476,300  /.  is  shown  against  this 
Bridge. 


Harbours. 


The  number  of  Harbour  Returns  included  in  the  Abstract  for  1865  is  the  same  as  for 
the  preceding  year,  Returns  having  been  received  for  Gateshead  Quay,  Herhe  Bay  Pier, 
Llanelly  Harbour,  and  the  Port  of  London,  for  which  none  were  given  for  1864  ;  while 
Cambois  and  Eyemouth  have  been  omitted^  as  belonging  to  Scotland ;  and  Fowey,  as 
private  property.  In  the  Abstract  of  1864,  Grravesend  Pier  appears  to  have  been  inad- 
vertently reckoned  twice.  The  amount  of  Tolls  or  Dues  collected  within  the  year,  as 
shown  in  the  Abstract  for  1865,  was  1,083,747/.,  being  less  than  the  amount  for  the 
^receding  year  by  24,003  /.  The  amount  borrowed  within  the  year  was  279,154  /.,  being 
ess  than  the  amount  for  the  preceding  year  by  52,213  /.  The  payments  for  Interest  and 
Annuities  amounted  to  711,085/.,  and  in  reduction  of  the  Secured  Debt,  to  124,188/., 

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iDg  on  the  security  of  the  Tolls  amounts  to  17,167,062  /.,  inclusive  of  the  debt  of 
the  Mersey  Dock  and  Harbour  Company,  which  alone,  as  shown  in  the  Abstract,  was  ■ 
12,555,200  /. 

Betums  will  be  found  in  the  Abstract  for  1865  from  the  whole  of  the  Burial  Boards,  Burial  Boardi. 
329  in  number,  named  in  the  list  for  the  preceding  year.  In  the  amount  received  by 
Burial  Boards  out  of  the  poor  rate  there  is  a  decrease  of  4,801/.,  or  4*5  per  cent,  as 
compared  with  the  amount  for  the  preceding  year.  In  the  amount  of  Fees  there  is  an 
increase  of  5,171/.,  or  upwards  of  nine  per  cent.  Under  these  heads,  the  amounts  for 
1864  were :  for  the  first,  less  by  5,463  /. ;  and  for  the  latter,  more  by  12,910  /.,  than  the 
amounts  for  1865.  .  The  amount  borrowed  during  the  year  was  less  by  39,530  /.  than  the 
amount  borrowed  in  the  preceding  year,  the  amount  for  1864  havine  been  less  by  40,593/. 
than  the  amount  for  1863.  Under  Expenditure,  the  amount  paid  for  Salaries,  26,105  /., 
shows  an  increase  of  1,697  /•  upon  the  amount  for  the  preceding  year,  following  an  increase 
of  3,043  L  in  1864,  as  compared  with  the  amount  for  1863.  The  amount  Expended  for 
the  purchase  of  Burial  Grounds,  Buildings,  &c.,  was  only  2,540/.,  a^nst  15,409/.  in  1864, 
and  50,651  L  in  1863.  For  Laying  out  and  Maintaining  Grounds,  Bepairs,  Sic,  there 
is  a  decrease  of  4,466  /.,  following  a  decrease  of  14,765  /.  in  1864,  as  compared  with  1863. 
In  the  amount  for  Building  Chapels,  &c.,  there  is  a  decrease  of  9,315  /.,  or  50  per  cent, 
following  a  decrease  of  18,047  /.,  or  nearly  the  same  proportion,  in  1864,  as  compared  with 
1863.  The  amount  of  the  payments  to  Incimibents  and  Ministers,  9,490/.,  shows  a 
decrease  of  1,765  /.,  there  having  been  an  increase  under  this  head  of  3,452  L  in  1864,  as 
compared  with  1863.  The  amount  for  Interest  and  Principal  paid  off  was  136,110  /.,  against 
138,585  /.  in  the  preceding  year,  the  latter  sum  having  exceeded  by  28,489  /•  the  amount 
for  1863.  The  amount  paid  in  aid  of  the  Poor  Rate  was  2,393/.,  against  1,937/.  in  the 
preceding  year,  and  927  /.  in  1863.  In  the  amount  of  Debt  remaining  at  the  close  of  the 
year,  viz.,  1,074,096/.,  a  decrease  of  42,199  /.  appears,  following  a  decrease  of  22,903/. 
in  1864,  as  compared  vrith  1863. 

The  following  are  the  amounts  of  Rates,  Taxes,  Tolls,  or  Dues,  shown  in  the  Abstract 
as  levied  during  the  year  by  the  different  Vestries,  Commissioners,  &c.  (Burial  Boards 
except^),  with  the  amount  of  Secured  Debt  remaining  at  the  close  of  the  Account 
in  each  case: 


Rates,  &c. 

Debt. 

Church  Rates 

£. 
248,528 

170,117 

Sewers  Rate 

42,818 

24,408 

City  of  London  Commission  of  Sewers     - 

17,771 

— 

Drainage  and  Embankment     .... 

148,109 

1,188,549 

Lighting,  &c.  (-2  &  8  Will.  4,  c.  90) 

41,846 

6,590 

Improvement  Commissioners    .... 

824,840 

1,699,082 

Metropolis,  Local  Management         ... 
Ditto,  for  Main  Drainage     .... 

9>4,315  1 
149,889  J 

706,808 

Markets  and  Fairs  ...... 

47,561 

692,190 

Bridges  and  Ferries         ..... 

112,619 

1,100,118 

Harbours 

1,081,795 

17,167,062 

Burial  Boards 

- 

1,074,096 

Local  Boards  ....... 

ToTAt    .    .    .    £. 

886,750* 

1,470,874 

8,516,826 

25,295,504  f 

*  Including  District  Fund  Account. 

t  To  the  abore  may  be  added  the  Turnpike  Bonded  Debt  (I8G4),  8,942,158i: 

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In  order  to  show,  so  far  as  ascertained,  the  amount  of  Local  Taxation  borne  by  the  ^ 
country^  to  the  foregoing  must  be  added  the  following  Totab  of  Rates,  Taxes,  Tolls,  or 
Dues,  the  accounts  of  which  are  kud  before  Parliament  pursuant  to  different  Acts,  and 
are  therefore  not  included  in  this  Ketum. 

Poor  Rate  (mcluding  County  and  Police  Rate)  (1868)  «--.£.  9,802,191 

Metropolitan  Police  Rate  (I864) 889,873 

City  of  London  (1865)  • 401,621 

Borough  Rates  t           -        -        *        - 1,647,408 

Highway  Rate  (1962) 1,809,112 

Turnpike  Tolls  (1861) 1,046,528 

Pilotage  and  Light  Dues  (1862) 608,012 


£.  14,689,740 
Rates,  &c.,  as  above 9>5 16,826 


£.  18,106,066 


*  Coal  and  Wins  Duties  \  Police  Bate ;  Ward  Rates ;  and  Sewers  Rate  (Consolidated  Rate  Aceonnt). 

t  The  Borough  Accounts,  which  are  annually  laid  before  Parliament  pursuant  to  Act,  hare  not  been 
printed  since  1&55.  The  above  amount  is  taken  from  Returns  obtained  in  pursuance  of  an  Address 
of  the  House  of  Commons,  and  comprises  Borough  Rate,  440,107/.;  Highway  Rates,  14,6-28/.;  and 
Rates  for  Improvements,  Police,  Prisons,  &c.,  1,002,673/.;  Returns  from  a  few  of  the  B<Mt>ughs  not 
having  been  received. 

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Balance  Orerqieot 

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end  of  Tmt. 

8. 

9. 

£.       t.   d. 

£.    1.   ^ 

2,487    7    6 

17  16   6 

450  12    - 

18  10  10 

14,833  12    3 

784    -  5 

16,473  14    - 

719   -   6 

9,602    6    5 

436  14  11 

2,856  18^10 

278  15   8 

16,325  16  11 

1,496  15  11 

15,181     7    9 
11,013    -    6 

1,725    5   9 

678  16    1 

9,871     2  11 

473    6   - 

16,991     4    7 

674    1    - 

18.746  13    5 

1,172    4  10 

3,353    4    5 

593  16   4 

44,645  12    3 

2,551    8  10 

81,702  11     2 

1,472  14  11 

16,404  15    9 

1,056  16    1 

17,038  10    7 

2,423  16   7 

21^2  12    1 

1,763  16   7 

12,576  16    8 

905  18    1 

22,042    9  11 

968    5  11 

14,617  18    2 

893  10   4 

310,708    -  11 

21,105    4  11 

4,766  12    4    . 

108    6   8 

13,411     7    2 

340    8    9 

8,569  19  11 

890-6 

4,926  18    5 

384    1    - 

6.026  10    - 

369    9   4 

14,659     1     9 

588  17    9 

52,360    9    7 

2,081    8    - 

443  10    7 

- 

863,512    1     1 

23,186    7  11 

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in  the  Provinces  of  Canterbury  and  York,  for  the  Tew 

*  ending  Est^ 

EXPENDITURE. 

Balance  due 

on 
preyioQtYear. 

Ordinary 

Repairs  of 

Cliarch 

or 

Chnrcliyard. 

Maintenance, 

oftlie 

Public  Worthip. 

Bztraordinary 

Outlay 
for  Building 

or 
Improving. 

Interest  Paid 

on 
Bonded  Debt 

Bonded  Debt 
Paid  off. 

Other 
Payments 

Total 

EXPBNDITURB. 

Balance 

in  Hand  at 

tbeend 

of  Year. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

18. 

14. 

16. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

£.   f.    A 

£.    t. 

d. 

£.    t.    d. 

£.    t.    d. 

£.   f.    d. 

£.      $.    d. 

£.      t. 

d. 

£.      «.    d. 

£.       t.    d. 

46    1    - 

849    1 

8 

1,007    8  11 

276    1    6 

10    2    6 

9    7    2 

896    1 

8 

2,096    4    6 

848  19    6 

U14    ' 

64    6 

6 

132    7  11 

188    8    - 

8  10    - 

10    -    - 

66  18 

6 

429    4  11 

39  17  11 

655    4    6 

8,898    6 

1 

4,997    4    8 

1,720    -    6 

866  18    1 

1,040  11     1 

1,460  11 

4 

12,622  11    8 

2,996    1    6 

636  19    5 

8,764  10 

8 

6,876  18    4 

627  12    2 

172  14  11 

616  16    4 

2,178  15 

7 

18,778    1    - 

3,419  18    6 

383  18    9 

1,681    6 

9 

8,162    6    6 

1,298  16    3 

277  10    - 

822  12    - 

1,046  10 

4 

8,666  14    7 

1,472    6    9 

192  13  11 

427  17 

8 

047  12    2 

678  11    1 

68  16  10 

177  10    - 

243    3 

2 

2,626    8  10 

609    4    8 

1,416  16    6 

2.717  14 

4 

6,707    4  10 

3,119    7  10 

804    8    2 

886  16    8 

1,493  10 

7 

16,696  12  11 

4,226  19  11 

507  10    6 

8,688    6 

1 

4,887    7    9 

2,726  14    2 

206    9    6 

626    4    - 

1,489  18 

2 

14,076    4     1 

2,831     9    6 

729    8    4 

1,920    4 

6 

8,701  16    6 

649    4    6 

216  10    - 

694  12    6 

1,697  10 

1 

0,409    6    6 

2,282  10    1 

470    5  10 

982     1 

6 

2,784  16    6 

2,638  11  11 

281  11     1 

478  16    - 

963  17 

- 

8,634  17    9 

1,809  11     2 

047  10    6 

2,911  14 

9 

7,007    6    6 

1,878  10    1 

209  19    - 

791     8    6 

1,886  11 

6 

16,883    3    9 

2,382    1  10 

1,003  16    1 

8,471  16  11 

7,168    6    6 

1,961     8    2 

374     1    6 

1,116    8  10 

2,389    4 

- 

17,424  18  11 

2,494    4    4 

201  10    8 

626  16 

8 

1.640    6    6 

634    6    6 

9    2- 

70    -     - 

426  10 

6 

8,306  10    4 

640  10    6 

932    6  10 

4,661  14  10 

17,878    -    3 

2,721     2    6 

2,846  11    6 

3,166    7    - 

9,240  13 

- 

41,326  14  11 

6,870    6    2 

998    8    4 

4,721  17 

6 

6,370    8    2 

2,984  10    6 

146  12  10 

676  12    4 

2,791     4 

0 

18,639    9    6 

4,686  16    8 

854  11     6 

2,689    - 

10 

6,313    2  11 

1,183  14    6 

818    8    1 

1,086  18    6 

1,770    7 

7 

14,114  18  10 

8,346  12    - 

1,156    4    7 

2,623    - 

11 

6,469  19    - 

4,401  11    3 

204  18    7 

992  18    8 

2,008    4 

4 

16,936  11  11 

2,626  16    3 

1,238    1    8 

3,884    1 

6 

7,444    4    3 

8,064    6    2 

480    1  10 

1,288    9    6 

26,64  12 

8 

19,963  17    6 

8,362  11     2 

577    9    6 

2,248  17 

6 

4,817    -    - 

1,286  19  10. 

644  10  10 

1,089    9    8 

1,716    9 

6 

11,775    6    8 

1,707    4     1 

543    6    6 

8,661     2 

7 

8,626  14  10 

984  11  11 

770    7    1 

1,966  19    2 

8,294  11 

1 

19,786  13    1 

8,274    2    9 

730  19    6 

2,048    8 

8 

6,162    8  11 

747  19    6 

680  19    2 

1,188    -    - 

2,497  14 

- 

13,000    4    7 

2,611     3  11 

13^  11    3 

61,061     8 

6 

110,821    2    9 

36,641  16    7 

8,440  11    6 

18^438    4    6 

41,460  14 

3 

279,177    4    1 

62,630    1     9 

50    8    4 

708    7 

2 

2,126  14    1 

268  13    2 

1  10    - 

76    -    - 

646    4 

1 

8,769  16  10 

1,106    1     2 

193  11  11 

1,698    6 

8 

6,187  11    9 

861  10    6 

117  16    - 

347  17    4 

1,344    8 

4 

10,761    2    6 

8,000  13    6 

260  14    3 

1,191     6 

7 

8,996  17    4 

842  12  10 

37    6  11 

148  12    7 

1,286  17 

6 

7.713    6  11 

1,146  13    6 

211  17  11 

l/)28  11 

10 

8,071    6  10 

100    1     8 

- 

- 

396    9 

6 

4,807    6    4 

603  13    1 

326  IS    6 

1,098    1 

- 

8,294  18    0 

242  14    6 

8    -    - 

40    -    - 

726    6 

4 

6,729    8    - 

666  11     4 

463    6    4 

2,667    8 

1 

6,892    4  11 

1.776    4    1 

00    4    9 

276    -    - 

2,084    6 

- 

13,147    9    2 

2,100  10    4 

1^13  11     S 

8.286  16 

4 

24,669    7    8 

4,076  16    4 

264  16    8 

887    9  11 

6,330  11 

8 

46,918    9    0 

8,523    2  10 

-    6    2 

22    8 

8 

66  17     1 

207     2    4 

. 

. 

24  14 

2 

310    8    - 

133    2    7 

15,462    8    0 

69,300    8 

- 

134,946    7    6 

30,824  16    8 

8,696    8    1 

19.820  14    6 

47,806    - 

1 

326,406     1  10 

61,202    7    2 

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The  Number  of  Retnmt 
for  each  Diocese. 

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at  the 
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216  12  10 

.     64 

101 

166 

.    ASAPH,  ST. 

70    -    - 

38 

116 

163 

.    BANGOR. 

7,693  11    - 

436 

46 

480 

-    BATH  ▲ND  WELLS. 

4,791    8    - 

286 

74 

360 

.    CANTERBURY. 

6,884  10    - 

264 

47 

311 

-    CHICHESTER. 

1,692  10    - 

181 

199 

380 

-    DAVID'S,  ST. 

7,678    2    7 

446 

76 

621 

-    ELY. 

5,132    -    - 

620 

146 

066 

-    EXETER. 

4,905    7  11 

360 

103 

463 

-    GLOUCESTER  i.KD  BRISTOL. 

7,744  10    - 

316 

46 

361 

-    HEREFORD. 

4,871     -    - 

397 

166 

663 

-    LICHFIELD. 

8,590  19    2 

688 

136 

823 

-    LINCOLN. 

207    3    6 

162 

60 

212 

-    LLANDAFF. 

0,630  13    3 

146 

219 

366 

.    LONDON. 

2,573    6    8 

827 

126 

963 

-    NORWICH. 

3,819    8    7 

608 

83 

691 

-    OXFORD. 

1,445  12    8 

499 

63 

562 

-    PETERBOROUGH. 

1,100  18    8 

479 

98 

677 

-    ROCHESTER. 

),072    1  10 

438 

61 

489 

-    SALISBURY. 

{,509    1     3 

385 

167 

642 

-    WINCHESTER. 

5,668    6    1 

340 

89 

429 

-    WORCBOTER. 

^096    4    - 

7,768 

2,188 

9,966 

.    -    TOTAL. 

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rCE   OP  YORK: 

30    -    - 

207 

46 

263 

-    CARLISLE. 

,808    6    9 

138 

177 

316 

-    CHESTER 

790    6    - 

198 

73 

271 

-    DURHAM. 

- 

110 

222 

332 

-    MANCHESTER. 

160    -    - 

198 

219 

417 

-    RIPON. 

413    -    - 

478 

1*20 

598 

-    YORK. 

701  11    9 

1,329 

867 

2,186 

-    -    TOTAL. 

1120    -    - 

4 

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\SUPPLEMENTARY  RETURNS. 

n?  16    9 

9,101 

3,046 

12,146 

-    -    GRAND  TOTAL. 

Paob. 


94 
106 
126 
132 
138 
160 
176 
190 
204 
216 
228 


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KBHTABT 

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Pige. 


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260 

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DIOCESE    OP    ST.    ASAPH. 


No. 


1 
8 
8 

4 
6 
6 
7 
8 

9 
10 

11 

12 

13 
14 
15 

16 
17 
18 
19 

80 
81 
32 


84 
85 
86 
87 


SO 
81 
82 
88 
84 
85 
86 
87 
88 
89 

40 

41 
48 
48 
44 

45 
46 
47 
48 

49 
50 
51 
58 


54 

55 


RECEIPTS. 


Bagi 
Biini 
Beri 
Bett 
Bett 
Bett 
Broo 
Bott 

Cast 
Chirk 


Dyserth  - 

Erbistock 

Garth  Beibio 

Oretford 

Owersyllt 

Hanmer 
Hawarden 
Heiillan  - 
Holt       - 


Kegidog,  or  St  George  - 
Kinnerley  -  -  - 
Kaockin 

LlanarmoD-in-Ta!e  - 
Uanbedr  Dyfi^n  Clwyd  - 
Llanddoget     - 


Uandegla 
Llandrinio  .  •  - 
Llandulaa  ... 
Llandymog  •  •  - 
Llaodyailio  -  .  . 
Llanfechain  -  .  - 
Llaoferras  •  -  . 
Llanfihaiigel-yn-Gwyn&  - 
Llanfbr  -  -  .  . 
Llangadfan  .  •  • 
Llangedwyn  -  -  - 
Llangower  •  •  • 
Llangyniew  •  -  . 
Llangynog  (Lower  Divi- 

aion). 
Llangynog  (Upper  DItI- 

Bion). 
LlanmcTOwIg  .       -       - 
LlaiiBaintffraid  Glan  Conway 
Llansaintifraid-yn-Meehan 
UaniUln 
Llanwyddyn   • 
Llanyblodwel  - 
Llanychan 
Llanymynech  - 


Manafon 
Marchwiel 
Martin's,  St 
MeWerley 
Minora  - 


Oaweetry 
Orerton* 


9    li    ^    J    4fU     1     7 


17 


14    4 


114 

11    1  10 

4  4    1 
18    5    7 

1  11    9 

5  18    - 


8  17    6 
-  18    8 


6  16    - 
5  18    7 


8  10  2 
8  18  - 
1     1    0 


8    1 


14  11    5 
10    -  10 

17    1 


1  16  10 
4  17    - 


58  17    5 
8    8    1 


15    6  - 

6  15  8 

88  n  6 

86    4  . 


84  15    8 
228    4    9 


10  15    8 

9  8  10 
27  18  7 
16  17  11 


12    8    8 


5  15  8 
82    8    8 

6  14  10 
20  1  7 
10    -    - 


7    5    2 


5    2    8 

5  17    5 

12    6    7 

8  2  11 

9  17    6 
1  15  11 


18  4 

19  18 
28  5 
40    8 

8    - 


20 

8 


18    1 


5  16  6 
80  4  10 
66    4  11 

8  19  8 
24  18  11 


198  17 
89  15 


14    6 


13 


18  18    9 


14    5  11 


8    7    6 
1     1     - 


08    3  10 


17 


16  10    4 


6  15 
47  5 
86    4 

95  17 
838    4 

4    4 

24    - 


10  15  7 

42    4  6 

22  15  11 

-  14  6 

12    8  8 

2  17  6 

5  15  8 

82    8  8 

7    7  6 

20    1  7 


10 

10    8    6 
18  19    9 


9  12  10 

9  10    5 

13    8    4 

8  2  11 

9  17    6 
1  18    - 

8-8 


18  4  2 

19  18  7 
42  16  6 
50    9  1 

8-8 

81  13  6 

8    8  6 

18    1  8 

5  16  6 
88  1  8 
71    1  11 

8  19  3 
84  13  11 

868  15    4 
87  18    8 


S  8 

-  5 

3  8 

-  5 


1    7  6 
-IS  8 


-  4 


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or 
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13. 


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Bonded  Debt 
Paid  off. 

16. 


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16. 


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18. 


Botaded 

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Mortga^vDebt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Tear. 

19. 


No. 


£.   t.    tL 


4    8 


-69 
4  10    1 


£.    #.    d. 


11    9    8 
9-1 


5    7 


1    6    4 


111    - 


-10  8 

915  1 

12   5  5 

-18  - 


-la.   6 


-10 

1  16 
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a  r  « 


-  9^  « 

10    7  - 

7    5  6 

99  10  8 
87-4 

-  11  8 
-819  - 

6  16  9 

6    1  4 


-  4.  • 

-  6  8 
8  13  6 
1    9  - 

-  I  - 

-  18  6 
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1  18  - 


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8  19  4 
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81  18    8 
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£.    9.    d. 


£.    $.    d. 


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81    7 

88    8 

8  13 

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14    8 

811 


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5  18 
84  8 
16  18 


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164  16  6 

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89  11    6 
16  18    6 

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10    -    - 

8  8  8 
10    8    - 

8    6-. 

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1  10  - 
18  7  4 
88  10    - 

8  11  6- 
18  16  11 


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10    8    6 


9    7    8 


8-ir  ei 


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B    -    6 


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U  11  10 

8  8    6 

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-  6    - 

8  8    8 

8  5- 

17  8    6 


£.    «.   A 


18    6 

8    7- 

1    8    - 
6    4- 


8    4    9 

80    8    - 

-    -    4 


19    4  7 

48  19  1 

48    6  9 

19  10  8 

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17    5  4 


861  18    % 
61    6    4 

17    1  - 

14  a  6 

6  15  8 
40  18  - 
86    4  10 

97  19    9 

888    4    9 

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1  -  6 
8  18  - 
1  16    6 


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-16    8 
a   8    8 


18  6 
5  14  11 
1    a  - 

a  8  7 


116 

17  la  6 

8    8    1 
1  18    6 

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89  11 
31  14 


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4    6    4 


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6  18    7 
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33 
34 
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86 
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SUMS   RECSIYXD  IK  RBBPBCT  0^  CtiEURCH  OR  CHAFBL  RATES  IN  RACtt  PARISH  IN 


Province  op  Canterbury — Diocese  op  St.  Asaph — continued. 


PARISH. 

RECEIPTS. 

No. 

Balance 

fronpreYious 

Year. 

1. 

Amoaot  of  Rates  Collected 

In 

Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 

Penalties, 

Alms, 
or  other 
Receipts. 

6. 

BoiTOwed. 

daring 

the  Year. 

7. 

TbTAL 

Rbcbzptb. 
8. 

Bdtttt 
OroBpent 
it  the  end 

ofYw. 

9. 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  tiie 

Church 

Boilding 

Acts. 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statates. 

4. 

56 
57 

58 
59 

60 
61 

62 

63 
64 

Pontdolanog,  St  John*s  - 
Prestatyn       -       -       . 

Rhydycroesan 
Roabon-       -       -       - 

Sani      -       -       .       - 
Selattyn         .       -       - 

Trefonen        -       -       - 

Welshpool      .       -       - 
WUttington   ... 

TOTAl    -    -    -  £. 

£.    9.    d. 

'-9    6 

-    9    - 
59  14    8 

2    7    9 

8  7    8 

28    2    2 

9  15    1 

£.    9.    d. 

*15  16    2 

6  11    - 
87    2    1 

45    6    8 
37  16    7 

80    -    - 

140    7    4 
53    8  11 

£.9.     d. 
5  12    6 

£.  9.    d. 

£.    9.    d. 

£.    9.    d. 

17  15    1 
1    -  "- 

-    1    - 

£.  a.   dL 

£.     9.     d. 

5  12    6 

16    5    8 

7    -   - 
164  11  10 

45    6    8 
41    4    4 

88    7    3 

163  10    6 
63    4    - 

£.#.  i 

277  16    7 

1,840  14    7 

5  12    6 

- 

12  15    2 

65    8    7 

225 

2,427    7    6 

_;; 

716  5 

Abergele 

Abe^afesp. 

Bistree. 

Bodelwyddao. 

Brymbo. 

Brynford. 

Bwloh-y-CIban 

Bylichan. 

Caerwys. 

Capel  Oarmon. 

Cefn,  St.  Mary's. 


From  the  following  Places  Rbturns  have  b^  reoeiyed— J^'il,  or  no  Bates  Collected  : 


Cerrig^y-Dmldion. 

Cncain. 

Qocaendg. 

Colwyn. 

CoTwen. 

Cwm. 

Cynwyd. 

Denbigh. 

Ddfor. 

Eglwysfiush. 

Eglwys-Rhoi. 


Erryrys. 
Flint. 

Fhmkton. 

Olyndwfrdwy. 

Qorsedd. 

Guilsfleld. 

Ghraenyscor. 

Gwemafleld. 

Owyddelwenr. 

Gwytherin. 


Halkin. 

Hawarden,  St  John's. 

Heogoed. 

Himant 

Holywell. 

Hope. 

Llanannoa  Mynydd  Mawr. 

Llanderfel. 

XJuidriUo. 

Lbndrillo-yn-Rhos. 

Llanefydd. 


lian&ir  GMreiBion. 

Uanfidr  Dyi&ya  Clwyd. 

IJanfitirtalhaisni. 

Llanflhangel  Glyn  Ujfjt. 

UanlWrog. 

LUnfyiUn. 

Uanfynydd. 

Unngadwaladr. 

Uangar. 

Llangeniiew. 

Llangollen. 


Number  of  Retoraf  recehred  for  the  DIooeae    • 


DIOCESE    OF    BANGOR. 


PARISH. 

RECEIPTS. 

Balance 

fromprerions 

Year. 

1. 

Amoont  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowments 

In 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 

Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

nmnvmAil 

Total 
Rbcbzpts. 

8. 

BdtDce 
Orenpe&t 
attheeoi 

ofTcir. 

uonoweu 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 

Ne. 

r' 

At 

Common 
Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 

.  Under 
other 
Statutes. 

4; 

1 
2 
8 

4 
5 
6 
7 

8 

9 

10 

11 
12 
18 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 

Aberdaron      •       •       • 
Bodfean         -       -        - 
Bottwnog       •       •       • 

Camo    •       -       •       • 

Clynnog         ... 
Coedana         .       •       • 
Cricdeth        •       •       - 

Darowen        .       .       - 
Dylife    .... 
Gyffln    .       -       -       - 

Uanarmon     •       •       • 
Llanberis       ... 
Llanbrynmair- 
Llaoddaniel    -       -       • 
LlaiHiegWja  .       •       • 
Uandegihn     -       •       * 

TJfliiUMin        •          •          . 

IJandiaorwig* 

£.    9.    d. 

-  11    8 

5    -    - 

-  5    - 

-  12    9 

-  4  10 

-  14    4 
2    9    2 
-12    6 
8    8  10 

£.#.11. 

1  10    - 
22    7    4 

4 

•  • 

16    8    - 

1  17    - 
18  10    - 

6    8    - 

•  • 

£.  f.  d. 
3    2    8 

£.  #.  d. 

5    3    7 

•  • 

•  • 
4  Itf  10 

£.     9.    d. 

-    5    4 
"2  10    - 

m                          m 

'5  10    - 
20  17    1 

h  -I 

£.  a.  d. 
6   -  '- 

3  10    ^ 

•        . 
9  10    4 

£.  t.    A 
10   -  '- 

£.  9.  d. 

'  5    8  "7 
1  15    4 

28    7    4 
8  10    - 

4  -    - 
•  11    8 

16    8    - 
8    8    8 
5 

8  15    - 

1  17    - 

19    2    9 

5  14  10 
7    8    4 

88    6    8 

5    9    4 

22  19    2 

£.9.1 

3  17  - 

I  -'4 

1  16  S 
119  9 

•  • 

I   -10 

-   -  8 

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EffOLAlTD  AND  WAUS^   AXD   EXPENDITURE   THEREOF,   FOR  THE   TEAR   ENDING  EASTER   1866. 


Province  of  Canterbury— Diocese  of  St.  Abatb— continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Year. 

19. 

Btlanee  dae 

on 
piVTkmsYear. 

10. 

Ordinary 

Repairs  of 

Church 

or 

Churchyard. 

11. 

Maintenance 

of  the 

Publle  WoTihip. 

12. 

Extraordinary 

Outlay 
for  Building 

or 
InproTiog. 

13. 

IntereatPald 

on 
Bonded  Debt 

14. 

Bonded  Debt 
Paid  off. 

16. 

Other 
Payments. 

16. 

TOTJLL 
EXPBNDITURB. 

17. 

Balance 

in  Hand  at 

the  end 

of  Year. 

18. 

No. 

8   6    . 

£.    9.    d. 

-  10    - 

1 

7  14  10 

16    -    - 

19    6    5 
3    3- 

£.«.    d. 

5  12    6 
8  12    5 

6 

60-9 

20  12    5 
26  13  11 

11  10    - 

62 

28    5    2 

£.    9.    d. 

£.     9.     d. 

£.     9.     d. 

£.  t.    d. 

4  13    7 

21  16  10 

10    4    6 

10  16    - 

64    7  11 
24    9    4 

£.  9.    d. 

6  12    6 
13  16    - 

7 

79  11    5 

28  18    5 
36  18    6 

38    5    - 

136  14    4 
66  17    6 

£.  9.    d. 
2*9    8 

86-6 

16    8    3 
4    5  11 

-    2    3 

27  16    2 
7    6    6 

£.     9.     d. 

66 
67 

68 
69 

60 
61 

62 

63 

64 

48    1    - 

349    1    8 

1,007    8  11 

276    1    6 

10    2    6 

9    7    2 

396    1     8 

2,096    4    6 

884  19    6         215  12  10 

From  the  following  Places  Returns  have  been  received — Nil^  or  no  Ratee  Collected : 


Uangwin. 

Llaowchllyn. 

UaoRystenin. 

Llanwyddeian. 

Lbnlhigan. 

Llanycil. 

Llwydiarth. 

Uaorhaiadr-in-Kimaerch. 

Uanrbaiadr.yn-Mocbnant. 

Meifod. 

Uaurwtt 

MeUden. 

XJanrydd. 

Mocbdie. 

LlaoniotflMd  GlynCeiriog. 

Moid. 

Ihntiaintflhdd  Glyn  Dy- 

Moreton. 

ftdwy. 

Moetyn. 

Nannerch. 

Pool  Quay. 

Tregynon. 

Nantglya. 

Prion,  St  James. 

Nerquis. 

Treror  Traiao. 

Newmarket. 

Rbes-y-cae. 

Newtown. 

Rhosllaoerchmgog. 

Welshpool,  Christ  Church. 

Nortbop. 

Rhuddlan. 

Whitford. 

Rossett 

Wrexham. 

Penrhoi. 

Rutliin. 

Pentre  VoeUw . 

Ysceiflog. 

Pont  Fadog,  or  Olyn  Fraian. 

Yspytty  Ifan. 

Pont  Robert. 

Trefnant. 

Number  of  Places    - 

•    101 

Returns* 


64 


NHS. 


101 


Totals. 


165 


DIOCESE    OF    BANGOR. 


1                                                          EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Year. 

19. 

Bsfameediie 

on 
prerioosYear. 

10. 

Ordfaiary 

Repairs  of 

Church 

or 

Churchyard. 

11. 

Maitttettanco 

of  the 

Public  Worship. 

12. 

Bztraordinary 

Outlay 
for  Building 

or 
ImproTing. 

13. 

Interest  Paid 

on 
Bonded  Debt 

14. 

Bonded  Debt 
Paid  off. 

16. 

Other 
Payments. 

16. 

Total 

EXPBNDITUBB. 

17. 

Balance 

in  hand  at 

the  end 

of  Year. 

18. 

No. 

£.    i.   d. 

-17    - 
-   9    - 

8    8  10 

*  • 

•  • 

£.  9.    d. 

m                           m 

2 

1  -    - 

5    -    - 
5    2    5 

2  -    - 

-  10    2 
1-6 

'217    - 

£.    9.    d. 

3 

2  2    4 
1  15    4 

1  12    6 
8  10    - 

a  — 

*                    • 

3  15    - 
-12    - 

.  11  19    9 

2  12    6 
_  -18    9 

10    1    - 

1  10    - 

17  18    4 

£.  9.    d. 

8 

-    5    6 

•            • 

£.  9.    d. 

*2  10    - 

1    -    - 

£.    9.    d. 
10    -    - 

£.  «.    d. 

1  17    6 

-  12    - 
9  10    4 

6 

'15- 

3  4    2 

4  6    1 
.17    6 

£.  #.    d. 

3  17    - 

2  11    4 
1  15    4 

6  10    - 
8  10    - 

4  -    - 

-  12    - 

17  19    2 

5  2    5 

6  -    - 

3  15    - 
1  17    - 

13  19    9 
6  12    8 
5    3    5 

33    7    1 
5  10    - 

If  18    4 

£.  9.  d. 

2  12    3 

16  17    4 

5"8    - 
-    2    2 

1  18  11 

•         • 

5  "^10 

£.    9.    d. 

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20""-    - 

1 
9 

a 

4 
5 

6 
7 

8 

9 

10 

11 
19 
13 
14 
15 
15 
17 
18 

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Balance 

Year. 
1. 

Amount  of  Rates  CoUected: 

,         in 
Aid.(^Batok. 
i          6. 

Penalties, 
1    Alms, 
[  erottKr 

BaoeipCs.. 

Bfluowad 

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7. 

T^>TAL 
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Ownpent 
tttlieMi 

H«. 

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Common 
Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

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BailcRng 

Acts. 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statn«ae. 

4. 

Id^ 
20 
21 
22 
28 
24 

26 

26 
27 
26 
29 
30 
31 
32 
33 
34 
36 
36 
37 
88 

LlaniaalzfaTB  -       -       - 
Uanfairisgaer 
Uanflhangel-lWrBelrdd 
Llanflnaa       ... 
Llangefidi       .        -       - 
Llangelynhi  (inGamarroii- 

sbire). 
Llange^rnin  (in  Meficonetti- 

shire). 
Uangndg       -        -        • 

LlangyhL        -        -        •► 
Llaniestyn      •        .        « 
Llanwenllwyfo 
LUwwnog       ... 
Llanwrin        ... 

£.   i^  dL 
•.    8    - 

'-6    8 
1  10    4 

-  6  10 

.     7  11    7 

-  8    9 

£.  a.    d. 

70    8    - 
2    6- 

"3  14    4 

7  10    1 

18-3 

2  7- 

8  10    - 

10 

28    -  K) 

32  10    - 

1  10    - 

3  12    3 
16    9    8 
26    4  10 

16- 
S    -    - 

£.   t,   d. 

*    ».   A 

6 

"2    61   6 
4    4    r 

l"lO10 

£•   #.   d. 

-  10    - 

32    -    - 
.11- 

£-  •^    d. 

£.    «.    d, 

6    8- 
70    8    - 
2    6- 
2    66 
4  10    8 
6    4    8 

'8-1 

18    -    3 

2  7- 

3  10    - 
1  10  10 

42    -    - 
28-10 
32  16  10 

1  10    - 
3  12    3 

24    2    3 

26  13    7 

16- 

2  -    - 

-  2  - 

-u't 

5  -  6 

-19U 
8  19*1 

LlanysthiuWj         •       • 
MeyUteyme   - 
Penegoes        -       -       - 
Penstrowed    -       -       . 
Treflys  -       «       •       - 
TydweUiog-     -       -       . 

Total    -   -    -  £. 

24  10    3 

298    3    7 

3    2    8 

10-6 

63    8    9 

62  U     4 

10 

460  12    - 

18  1010 

From  the  following  Plaobs  Returns  have  been  oecti^ad-^Nil,  or  no  Ratea  coUeoted : 


Aber. 

Cemmes. 

AberdoTey. 

Ceidlo. 

Abererch. 

Conway. 

Aberffhiw. 

Corrls,  Holy  Trinity. 

Amlwch. 

Derwen. 

Bangor. 

Dolbenmaen. 

Bodedym. 

Dolgelley. 

Bodwrog. 

Dolwyddelen. 

Bryneoedifor. 

Dwygyfylchi. 

Bryocroes. 

Edem. 

CaeriMiB. 

Veatiaiofr. 

Camgnwch. 

Festiniog,  &t  David's. 

GUtMiagwea. 

Qwredog. 

Holyhead. 

Llanaber. 

Llanaelhaiam. 

Llanbabo. 

Uanbedr. 

Llanbedr-yanin. 

Llanbedrog. 

Uanbenlan. 

Llanddona. 


Llanddwywao. 

Llandegwining. 

Llandeosant. 

Llandinam. 

Llandrygam. 

Llandwrog. 

Uandwrog,  StrTkonCB. 

Llanedwen. 

Llanegryn. 

Llaneilian. 

Tilananddwya.. 

Llanengan. 


Llanochymedd,  St  Hiij*!. 

Llanfachralth. 

Llanfiachreth. 

Llau&elog. 

Llanfaethen. 

Ijanfaglan. 

Lkmfttirfechan. 

T.iftwfriftjujrta-Harlfriv 

LUnfkirpwlIgwyngyU, 

Lbnfairyny  Cwmwd. 


Llanfflewyn. 


(a)  The  cost  in  respect  of  the  church  and  churchyard  payable  out  of  the  Highway  Rate,  by  the  order  of  the  Vestry. 


Kumbtr  df^Retums  received' fbr  the  Diocese 


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PARIStH. 

E  E  G  E  I  P  T  S. 

Balaaee 

fh»mprerfio«8 

Yeai. 

U 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowments 

-in 
AidofBat«s. 

.6. 

Penalties, 

Afans, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

Borrowed 

daring 

the  Tear. 

7. 

Total 
Rbcbipts. 

8. 

Bslsaee 

atthe  cDi 
of  Tear. 

9. 

£.  t.  * 

«       • 

1  5  1 

Np. 

At 

Common 

Law. 

% 

Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4.  ; 

1 
2 
3 

4 

6; 
6 

7 

a 

Abbas,  Combe 
AlshoU  -       -       -       - 
Alford    -       -       -     ■  - 
Aller     -       -        - 
Aflerton-CBapel      • 
Angerslelgh    -        -       - 
Aosford-       .        -        . 
Ash  Priors     -       .  "     - 

£.  r.   d. 
12  17    1 

-  a  - 

5  t  i 

SU   3 
Alt    6 
or  4    4 

»  19  10 

£.  t.  <f . 

16  11    - 

7  17    2 
4    4    1 

ca   8   6 

2  14    - 

8  »    7 
916    9 

£.  •>  d. 

£.  «.  d. 

11    6    6 

•        • 

£.    s.  d. 

£.  t.  A 

-£.  i.  ^ 

£.     9i   d. 

29    8    1 

8  6    2 

9  6   3 
^7    6    9 
16  19^   - 

8  18    4 
11  19    6 

9  16^  3 

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EXPENDITURK 


Balance  doe 

pnrkmsTear. 
10. 


Ordinary 

Eepairsof 

Church 

Churchyard. 

11. 


'Mrintenaace 

tiftbe 

PoftSSc  Worship< 

IS. 


BxtraoTuBisry 

Ontlay 
ior  Building 

or 
iiBprufliig. 

IS. 


Paid 

BondedDabt. 
14. 


BondadDeht 
PtidoS 

15. 


Other 
Paymaate. 

16. 


TOTjLL 
EXPBVDITOSB. 

17. 


hi  Hand  at 
the  end 
of  Tear. 

18. 


Mortgage  Debt 

at  the 
endoftbb  Tear« 

19. 


Hto. 


£.  t.  d. 


8  17  11 


6   13 


^  a.   <i. 
8  10    - 


2    -    - 


-  16 


2  5- 
2  -  - 
8  18    - 


11  18    7 
-  10    - 


le  19    6 
15    8    7 

-  8    - 
1-9 

-  18    - 


8    3    9 

6  4  8 
2  7- 
1  10  - 
-  14  6 
10 


6  19  - 

2  10  6 

1  10  - 

2  14  * 
9  -*  € 
8  10  6 
-  18  - 
2    -  - 


70    8    -    1 


JL  9.  4. 


J£.  ^  ^ 


£.  V.   tf. 


-  6    6 

-  11    3 
3  10    6 

5  18  11 


1  10 


-  16    4 


5  10    - 

70    8    - 

2    5- 

2  6    6 
5    5    3 

3  10    6 

13-7 

18-3 

2  7- 

3  10    - 
1  10  10 

42    -    - 


1  18    - 
24  14    « 


5  1- 
15    1     9 

-  10    3 

6  18 
1     7    8 


29-9 
82  15  10 

1  10    - 
3  12    3 

17  13    - 

29  12    8 

16- 

2  -    - 


£.   i.   d. 


1  14    2 


6    9    8 


£,    9.    d. 


It 
29 
21 
22 
2$ 
2ft 

25 

28 
2T 
SB 
29 
80 
81 
32 
38 
34 
35 
36 
37 
88 


14  14    - 


64    6    6 


182    7  11 


138    8 


8  10 


10 


65  18    6    I  429    4    11 


89  17  11 


70 


From  Ae  following  Places  Retnnis  have  beenTeceived — Nil,  or  no  Rates  eolieeted : 


Uannffel. 

IJanflhangd  Bacbe31aflth. 

TJanflhangel  Eaf^iflog. 

TJanffliangel-Tyn-Silwy. 

Tianfflwngel»3m— howyo. 

UaoiUiangel-y-Pennaai. 

!Janflhangel»y-T 

Uanfwrog. 

Uaagadifaladr. 

Uai^affix 


fiangehiwen. 


Llangoed. 

Llanrog. 

Penllech. 

Rhodogeidio. 

Llangwyftn. 

Uanaadwm. 

Penmaeinio. 

Rhoabekio. 

LUngwyllDg. 

Ltantrisant. 

PeoBioa. 

Rhoecolya. 

Llandan. 

lianwnda. 

PenmorAi. 

Rhiw. 

Uanidloea. 

Lkmymawddwy. 

Penmynydd. 

LUnieetyn. 

JJechylehed. 

PennaL 

Tewyn. 

Llanllechia. 

( 

Penrhoa. 

Trawafynydd. 

Llanllyihi. 

Machyidleth. 

Pemhoi  Lligwy. 

TrafdiBBth. 

Llanoor. 

MaenMrrog. 

PenUr. 

Tregayen. 

Uanrbychwjn. 

Pentratfdi. 

Trewalohmai. 

Nevin. 

PiatylL 

PwUbeM,  St.  Petei%. 

Uaorhyddlad. 

Newboraugh. 

Namber  ef  Pkce 

a    -    115 

Aeooanta. 


88 


mia. 


115 


TOffAL. 


1153 


DIOCESE    OF    BATH    AND    WELLS. 


Balance  due 

on 
prerioaaYear. 

10. 


EXPENDITURE. 


Ordinary 

Repalraof 

Ghmch 

or 

Chnrclgrird. 

11. 


Maintenance 

ofthe 

PoblieWorahip. 

12. 


Extraomliniffy 

Oatlay' 
for  Bonding 

or 
Impronring. 

18. 


Interest  Paid 

on 
Bonded  Debt 

14. 


Bonded  Debt 
I>4doff. 

ft5. 


Otter 
Paymenta. 

IfL 


TOTAX 
BXPENDITURE 

17. 


fciHandat 
the  end 
of  Tear. 

18. 


BoDdfld 

«r 

Mortgi^Debt 

at  the 
end  ofthe  Tear. 

m 


Ka. 


£.  a.   d. 


-   -11 


411. 


£.   9,   d. 
5    flO 

8  10   8 
1    4  10 


-    8    - 
-.18    8 


£.  9.  i. 

7  19 
6  2-^ 
4  liMO 
6  18 
6  18  4 
2  15-   -^ 

8 

4  15.   .» 


£.'  9.    8. 


28    2    « 


£.   9^   d. 


£.   9,    d. 


£.    9.  d. 

8   4    « 
1^4 


IB   7  *2 

8    8  « 

6   6  6 

$   €  » 

$  n  « 


£.    9.   d. 

14  9  1 
7  2  4 
810    8 

83  16  - 
9  16  10 
9  3  6 
9  16  10 
9    6  10 


£.   #.   d, 

14  19    - 

1  2  10 
^  14    9 

18  10  '9 
7    2-2 

2  8-7 

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BUMS   BECEIVED   IN   RESPECT  OF   CHURCH    OR   CHAPEL   RATES   IN    EACH   PARISH  IK 


Province  op  Canterbury— Diocese  op  Bath  and  Wells— ccmfinued 


Ashbrittle      .       .       - 
Ashcott          .        .        - 
AsbiU     .... 
Asbington       .       .        - 
Asbton,  Long 
Ashwick         ... 
Azbridge        .        .        - 

Babcary         -       -       - 
Babington       .        •        - 
Badgworth     ... 
Bagborough,  West  - 
Banwell          .        .        - 
Barrington      .        .        • 
Barrow-Gumey 
Barrow,  North 
Barrow,  Sonth 
Barton,  St.  DaTid  - 
Barwick         ... 
Batcombe       -        .       - 
Batbanipton    -       •        - 
Bathealton     -        .        - 
Batheaston     -        -        - 

St.  Catherine 
Bathford         ... 
Bath,  Holy  Trinity 
Bathwick        -        -        - 
Bawdrip         .        •        • 
Beckington  with  Stander- 

wick. 
Beckley          .        -        - 
Beer-Crocombe 
Berrow  -        -        .        - 
Bickenhall      .        -        - 
Bickooller       -        -        - 
Biddisham      ... 
Binegar           -       .        - 
Blackford       -       - 
Blagdon          ... 
Bleadon           ... 
Boarton-Flax 
Bradford         .       .        - 
Bradley,  West 
Bratton,  St.  Hanr  - 
Brean     -        -        .        - 
Brent,  East    -        .        . 
Brent,  South  -        -        . 
Brewbam,  North     • 
Brewham,  Soath     • 
Brislington     ... 
Broadway       -        -        . 
Brockley        -       .        - 
Brompton-Kalph     - 
Brompton-Re^,  or  King's 

Brompton. 
Broomfield      ... 
Bnisbford       •        •        . 
Bruton  -        -        • 
Bryropton  D'Evercy 
Buckland-Denham 
Buckland,  West 

St.  Mary    -       -       - 
Burnett           -        -        - 
Bnmliam        -       -        - 
Butcombe       -       -       - 
BuUeigh         ... 

Cadbury,  North      - 
Cadbury,  Sonth 
Cameley          -        -        - 
Camel,  Qaeen 
Camel,  West  ... 
Camertpn        -        -        - 
Cannington     •        •        • 
Carhampton    .        •       • 
CasUe-Owy    -       -       - 
Catcott .       •       -        • 
Chaffcombtt     •       *        • 
Chard    •       •       •       • 
CharlUuKAdam 
CharltoiHHorethoiRie 

£.    «.  d. 

16  13    7 

6  1    J 

-  16  11 
43  18    1 

7  13    6 
3    -    - 

-  15  10 
3  12    6 

14  13    5 

7  18  10 

43    7    7 

3  4    1 

-  12    - 

7  11    6 

13  3 

-  1    - 
12  14    4 

8  13    1 

12  4    -. 

144  10    5 

4  14    3 

4  12    6 

6-2 

2  18    8 

16    2    7 

-  10    - 

-  12    4 
6  18    3 

13  16    7 

5  9    1 
2  11     2 

14  1 

2    7- 
19    4    4 

-  4    6 

1  17    1 

-  3    4 
5  19  11 
2-8 

-  16    6 

2  3    8 

3  8- 
1  16    - 

26  18    8 

1  6  10 

16  14    8 

2  7- 
0 

17  6    1 

1  10    3 

4  0    8 

'-I6    2 
11    7    7 
82    2    6 

4    1    3 
10    9    7 

£,  M.     d. 

18  12    6 

6    6    3 
70    1    6 
17    6    1 
64  16    7 

14    6    - 

60  15    6 

17  2    1 

19  14    4 
23    7     7 

6    9    6 

6  7    2 

9  16    3 
35  15    2 

41  11     6 
12    7    6 

52  4    3 

11  15    9 
23    3    4 
84    2     1 

131  10    6 

7  17    6 

42  13    3 

18  18    2 
9  13    4 

22  2    - 

23  12    6 
14    9    6 

6    7    6 
44    4    4 

16    8    3 

12  1  10 
9  10    7 

16  4    - 

17  10  10 
47  12    - 
11  13  11 
13 

53  6    - 
32  13    9 

13  18    3 

14  2    4 
97  16    - 

5  7  10 
73    1    9 

4    7     1 

20  10    7 

68  18    7 

4  11     9 

51-3 

68    2    8 

6  2  11 

19  9  10 
27  12    8 

17  15    9 
70    1    - 
40    3    6 

195    4    2 

7  4    6 

18  17    - 
111    2    7 

0  11    - 
16    2    1 

£.  s.  d. 

n        - 

£.   t.  d. 

•         • 

£.    9.   dL 

30 

30    7    8 
1  12    - 

£.    9.    d. 

16    4 

-10    - 

-  10    - 

2  17    7 
2    1  10 

10 

5  11    - 

-  17  "7 

2    6- 
21  12    2 

£.  $.   d. 

-                 • 
• 

100    -    - 

•           • 

S^    9.    d. 

18  12    6 

46  13    7 
6    1    1 
6    3    2 

163    7    2 
24  17    0 
69    1  11 

16    -  10 
6  14    6 
66    8  11 
26  10  11 
43    7    7 

19  14    4 
26  12    2 

6    9    6 

6  19    2 

10    9    1 

10  19    6 
35  15    2 
43  13    3 

12  8    6 
64  18    7 

20  8  10 
35    7    4 
94    2    1 

282    -  11 
812  11    9 

47  5    9 

23  18    4 

9  13    4 

26-8 

16    2    7 
22  12    5 

15  17    1 

6  19  10 
51    2    7 

13  10    7 
20  17    4 

2  11  2 
13    5  11 

9  10  7 
18  11  - 
86  15  2 
47  16  6 
13  11    - 

13  3    4 

69  5  11 
84  14    5 

14  13    8 

16  6    - 
197  16    - 

5    8- 

7  3  10 
78     1    9 

4  7    1 

20  10    7 

26  18    8 
68  18    7 

5  17    7 

66  14  11 
2    7- 

67  2    8 

17  6    1 

6  19    2 

21  14  10 

27  12    3 

22  6    6 

70  1    - 
40  19    7 

11  7    7 
S98  19    - 

7  4    6 
13  17    - 

111    2    7 
13  12    3 
81  11    8 

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Protinob  of  Canterbury— Diocbbe  of  Bath  and  WeIjIjB— continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

Balance  due 

Ordinary 
Repairs  of 

Maintenance 

Extraordinary 
Outlay 

Interest  Paid 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

Balance  v 
in  Hand  at 

No. 

on 

Church 

of  the 

for  Building 

on 

the  end 
of  Year. 

at  the 

EjWTiowYear. 

or 
Churchyard. 

PablioWorship. 

or 
Improving. 

Bonded  Debt 

Paido£ 

Payments. 

EXPBNDITUBB. 

end  of  the  Year. 

la 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

£.i.  i. 

£.    f.   d. 

£.    t.    d. 

£.    t.    rf. 

£.  *. 

d. 

£.    t. 

d. 

£.    6.    d. 

£.    t.  d. 

£.   i.    d. 

£.    *.   4. 

119   7 

11    3    5 

4    -    - 

- 

. 

• 

. 

. 

• 

17    3    - 

1    0    6 

9 

• 

10    7    - 

4    -    - 

49    5    - 

- 

. 

- 

. 

. 

63  12    - 

10 

•          • 

1    -    - 

5    1     1 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

• 

6    1     1 

«« 

.^ 

11 

- 

1  15    8 

3    4- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

• 

-  18    - 

5  17    8 

-    5    6 

12 

- 

27     3    4 

83    9    6 

- 

- 

- 

- 

2  17    - 

113    9  10 

39  17    4 

_^ 

13 

- 

3  10    7 

8    3- 

- 

• 

• 

- 

• 

6  18    6 

18  12    1 

6    5    5 

_ 

14 

- 

5  18    - 

62  18     1 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

2  13    9 

71     9  10 

"" 

15 

. 

- 

12    4    - 

- 

. 

. 

. 

. 

1     1    - 

13    5    - 

1  15  10 

16 

- 

3    4  10 

6    8    8 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

1     1    - 

10  14    6 

.^ 

17 

- 

2    -    - 

7  10    - 

56    1    6 

. 

. 

. 

, 

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SUMS   RECETTED   IN    RESrECT   OF  CBVUCH  OR  CHAPBL   RATES   IV    EACH    PARISH    IK 


Provinob  op  Canterbitry— Diocese  op  Bath  aktd  WEiAaQ-^eomtinued. 


Vo. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS 


Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 


Amoont  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 


Uoder  the 

Choreh 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 


Endoiwrnents 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 


Penalties, 

Almsii 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 


Borrowed 

daring 

the  Year. 

7. 


TOTAX. 

Rbcbipts. 


OfsripeBt 

at  flu  ad 


£.    *.    d. 


Charlton  Mackrell 
Cliarltoa  Musgrove 
Charlton  Queen 
Charlynch       -        -        - 
Cheddon  Fltzpaine  - 
Chfdzoy  -        -        . 

Chelvey  ... 

Chclwood 

ChesterLlade  -        -        - 
Chew  Mairna   with  Holy 

Trinity  Chapelry. 
Chew  Stoke    -        -        - 
Ctiewteo  Mendlp     - 
Chilcomptou  -        -        - 
ChilllDgton      ... 
Ciiiltbome       .        .        - 
CiiiltoB  Contelo 
Chilton,  Holy  Trinity     - 
Chilton  Polden 
Chinnoek,  East 
Chinnock,  Middle    - 
CLipstable       ... 
Ciii88eUx)rough 
Christen  .       .        .        - 
Churchill 

Ciapton-in-Gordano 
Clatwofthy  .  .  - 
Claverton  .  -  - 
Cleeve,  Old  -  -  - 
Clevedon  ... 
Cloford  .... 
Closworth 

Colter,  East    ... 
Coker,  West   - 
Coleford  .        .        - 

Combe  Florey 
Combe  Hay    -        -        - 
Combe,  St.  Nicholas 
Coropton  Bishop 
Coinpton  Dando 
Compton  Dundon    - 
Coropton  Martin 
Con<<resbury  -         -        . 
Corfe      .... 
Corston  ... 

CortoB  Denham 
Cossington      .        -        - 
Cothdestone  ... 
Cranmorei  East 
CratiDMKe,  West 
Crewkerne,  St.  Bartholomew 
Cricket,  St.  Thomas 
Cricket  Malherhie  • 
Croseon^ 
Crowcombe     - 
CuckHngton    - 
Cudworth 
Culbome 
Curland 
Curry  Mallett 
Curry,  North 
Curry  Rivell  - 
CutcoBrt>e 

Decuraan's,  St. 

Didder    -        .        - 

Dinniogton     - 

Dodington 

Donyatt 

Doulting 

Dowiish  Wake     .    - 

Downfaead 

Downside 

Drayton 

Dulverton 

Dundry 

Dunkerton 

Dunster 

Easton-in-Gordano 
Ellington         -        •< 


2  II 
8  6 
2  19 


£.  t.   d. 


7  14  10 


£.    $.    d. 


£.    «.    d. 

16  17    8 


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£.».    d. 


£.«.</. 


11-5 
5  14  11 

2  9  10 

3  5    8 
1-7 


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10  6  8 
4  6  6 
19    6 


1     8  - 

16    7  7 

1  18  3 

1     6  8 

34  13  7 


7  17  1 

3    8  5 

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18  9 

28  11  6 

17  4 

8  16  1 

15  13  2 


15    - 
48  19 


15  12    3 

5  17     3 
8-4 

13  11  - 
80    5    4 

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12  19    - 

3    6- 

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8  12  - 
6  10  - 
17  16  6 
8  3  5 
5  11  11 


13  19  9 
18  6  9 
13  15    7 


52  4  9 
16  18  - 
10  17  11 
76-6 
40  9  8 
8  12  1 
27  2  4 
14  9  5 
22    9    2 


7  14  10 

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47  15    8 


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75  13    4 

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17  5  1 

111  19  3 

4  11  2 

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21  -  - 


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20  17  - 

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16  1     3 

17  19  11 
48  19  9 
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39  10 
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6 

16 


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10  17 
76  - 
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41  3 
15  - 
68  14 
28  11 
39  % 
23  17 
23  11 
70    9 


11 
4 

10 
8 
2 
2 

8 
6 
6 
6 
5 
11 
7 

9 
3 
7 
9 

11 
6 
9 
1 
3 
8 
7 
6 
2 

2 
6 


21     4 
12  19 


178  11 


4 

6 

21 


15 


16    9    9 


22  - 
11  12 

6  18 

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6    1 

77  18 

23  3 
100    9 

27     4 


40     6    - 

14-2 

12     8     6 

6     1     1 


45     7     1 
9    8     1 

6    8    8 
12  12  10 


120  15  1 

32  8  4 

18  17  11 

11  7  10 

40  14    - 
21  13    9 


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4    9 


1    3 


12  13 
3  15 


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12    4 


2    8 


7  19 
11  16 


3    5  11 

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3    1  10 
35  15    5 


2  15    1 
2  15    2 


9  15 


5    7    6 
3    9    8 


13    9    8 


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(a)  95.  Chew  Magna.— Col.  16.— £.  9.  5.  6.  of  this  amount  were  the  expenses  incurred  by  the  Holy  Trinity  Chapelry,  of  which  this  is  the  pa|:l^ 


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Pbovinob  op  Cantkhbubt— Diocese  op  Bath  and  Wys^u^B—amtinaed. 


EXPENDITURE. 


Balance  dne 

OD 

pffrioBt  Yasr. 
10. 


£.   s.  d. 


1  17  3 

M   5  1 

8  18  7 

81    »  8 

1  le  8 


8   8    3 


1  11    6 
7    »   6 


4    8    8 


8   8  11 

1    }    4 

34  14    • 


419  10 

1    »   8 
8  18    8 


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8    -    * 


1  16    8 
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8    16 

8    «  10 
8    7    7 

-  6    8 

-  16    4 


Ordinary 

BepftiR  of 

Chorch 

or 

Churchyard. 

11. 


£>  9*   d. 

10    5    4 
9    8    0 

*  a   0 
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16  1  10 

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•  4    6 
9  7    6 

14  10    7 


2    0    6 
8  1^    - 

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-  6    6 


20 

1 
8 
3 

1 


17    0 


41  J  < 


4  1 

-  8 
9  - 

-  7 

-  3 

2  9  6 

-  7  - 
15  18  6 

6  6  6 
15- 

1  10  6 

a  9  10 

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18  7  4 
9-8 
9  8- 
8^4 
4  13    8 

-  10  8 
8  16  - 
4    4    5 

-  10  6 
8-4 

40  14    6 

2^4 
0    9    1 

4  19    8 

5  IS    7 
60  15    3 

-  5    - 
10    -    - 

3  11    - 

6  14    5 

-  -    9 


10    8    8 
•^  17    - 


13  10    - 
1  16  10 

-  9    - 

$  11  11 

-  4  6 
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8  T8    6 

-  2  9 
8  7  8 
5    5    4 

8  18    1 

9  5  6 
4    6    9 


Maintttaiice 

of  the 

PvkHo  Worship, 

18. 


EztraordiMurj 

Outlay 
forBuflding 

or 
Inpiofliif. 

18. 


£.  t.  A 
11  6  6 


3  15  8 
9  10  - 

12  6  a 
7  9  0 
1  10  - 
3  7- 
5-10 

29  19  a 


6 


8  10  - 
45  1  - 

9  10  6 
5-0 
5  10  9 

5  3  2 
4  5- 

3  11  - 

4  3- 
3  16  la 

6  8 
3  16 
3  16 

11  10 

7  4 

10  15 
9  3 

15  16 

11  4 
14  19 

2  14 

8  15 
6  5 

5  17 

10  6 

6  18 

12  15 
6  13  11 

6  16  5^ 
8  15  10 

12  7  6 

11  18 
5  6 

7  3 
5  15 

8  12 

3  15 
5  13 

9  13 
86  8 

4  12 
4  15 
8  - 
8  9 
8  4 
2  12 
1  9 
4  12 

10  5 

13  10 
10  - 
23  8 


0 


8  9 

9  3 

4  13 
8  14 

7  9 
15  19 

5  19 

3  - 

8  5 

4  3 

6  10 
18  18 

5  - 
15  19 


1916  6 
4  9  11 


£,    $,    tL 


31  4  6 


95  15  7 


33  7  8 
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Debt 


14. 


£.    «•   tL 


11  13    1 
10  12    - 


11  14    9 


16 


5  19    9 


9    9    6 


39 


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15. 


Other  Total 

Payments.    Bxpbnbitubb. 

16.  17. 


£.  t.   d. 


15    - 
45    - 


8    3  6 

-  17  9 
17- 

2  11  4 

3  9  0 

4  3  2 

1  7  - 
(0)8318  3 

3    4- 
15- 

2  0- 


15    - 


95 


50 


£*  i»   d. 
4    6    7 


87 


75 


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6    9    8 
5  10    - 


6    2 

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1  13    6 

19  17    6 

-16    - 


3    7  10 
-    7    6 

1  14    6 
6  19    1 


9  3- 
4-6 
4  I  6 
13    6 


15- 


19  19  11 


9  15  10 


1  14    1 
-  14    - 


8    6- 

1    4  11 


9  14  - 
18  6 
-  10  6 
9  4  10 
6  5  10 
16  6 
t  10    6 


1     1    8 

18    7    1 

8    4- 

4  13    5 


1    »    - 
8    1    9 


£.  #. 

15  15 
10    5 


15 
37 
70 


26    8  11 

5    5    6 

7  14    8 

15  15    4 

60    5    4 


34  8 
52  3 
33  12 

6  16 

5  17 

5  3 
26  11 
11 
12    ^ 

6  17 

11  5 
14  15 

6  4 
28  18 

14  18 
16    9 

12  7 

15  16 
40  13 

15  9 
5    8 

55  16 
45    7 

8  7 
43  11 

13  0 
62  18 

9  9 
36  16 
18  18 
23    1     2 

56  14  10 

7  19    - 
11  16    - 

16  9 

8  12 
8  15 
5  18 

15  6 
166  18 

4  12 

5  5 
21     - 

13  16 

14  18 

6  2 
2  5 
4  12 

43  13 

26    5 

130    4 

26    9 


7 
7 

8 
3 
8 

4 
-  10 
2    - 

5 
11 

9 

6 


8 

7 
3 
I 

4 
9 
1 
3 
2 
5 
11 
5 
4 


1 
3 

2 
6 
8 

4 

10 


5 
5 

4 
1 
8 
4 
5 
7 
10 


Balance 

in  Hand  at 

the  end 

of  Year. 

18. 


21  19 
16  15 
15    3 

4    3 

9  15 
20  10 

8  8 

4  14 
10  17 

5  7 
124    4 

29  10  10 

9  13    5 
84  17    6 


40  14    - 
10  la    3 


£^   i.    d. 

3  13    7 

5  15  11 

2  18    9 

11  19    9 


3    1 
3  11 


2  18    4 


7  8- 
1  13  11 
-  9  - 
3    5    8 


-  16 

6 

1  2 

1 

6  10 

7 

-  10 

5 

1  - 

„ 

1  17 

9 

9  15 

«. 

18  17 

. 

11  11 

6 

4  •  U 

5  9  II 

20  4 

2 

2  19 

- 

-  5 

- 

1  14 

6 

5  16 

2 

19  1 

7 

2  5 

9 

4  18 

8 

-  10 

. 

13  7 

8 

11  18 
-    3 


15  6 
6  9 
11  10 
9  5 
18  5 
4 
6 
14  11 


Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Year. 


8    4    6 


1     8    4 
34    -    - 


-  14  10 
18    7    - 

1  18    1 

18  16  10 

-  U  9 
1  U  8 
1  15    3 


9  11    6 
4    4    6 


10  15    6 


19. 


£.     f.  rf. 


985 
880 


985    -    - 


4U  11     - 


750    -    • 


60O 


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Province  op  Canterbury — Diocese  op  Bath  and  Wells — continued. 


parish. 

RECEIPTS. 

Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 

Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

Borrowed 

during 

the  Tear. 

7. 

Total 
Rbcbipts. 

8. 

Btltnee 
uTcnpeot 
tttlieeod 

ofTttr. 

9. 

No. 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Church 

BuUding 

Acts. 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

164 
165 
166 
167 
168 
169 
170 
171 

172 
173 
174 
175 
176 
177 
178 
179 

180 

181 
182 
183 

184 
185 
186 
187 
188 
189 
190 
191 
192 
193 
194 
195 
196 
197 
198 
199 
200 
201 
202 
203 
204 
205 
206 
207 
208 
209 
210 
211 

212 
213 
214 

215 
216 
217 
218 
219 
220 
221 
222 
223 
224 
225 
•226 
227 
228 
229 
230 

231 
232 
233 

234 
235 
236 
237 

Elm        .... 
Elworthy        ... 
Em  borough    -        -        - 
EngUshcombe 
Evercreeeh     ... 
Exfbrd  -        -        -        . 
Exmoor-       ... 
Exton    .... 

FarnboroQgh  -        -        - 
Farrington  Gnmey  - 
Fiddington     ... 
Fitzhead         ... 
Fivehead        .        .        - 
Foxcote  -        -        -        . 
Freshford       -        -        - 

Qlastonbury,  St.  John  the 

Baptist 
Ooatbill 

Goatburst       ^        .        . 
Grenton         ... 

Halse     .... 
Ham,  High     - 
Hambridge,  St.  James     - 
Hardington     -        .        - 
Hardington  Mandeville    - 
Harptree,  East 
Haselbury  Plucknett 
Hatch  Beanchamp  - 
Hatch,  West  - 
Heathfield      -       -       - 
Hemington     ... 
Henton  .... 
Highbridge,  St  John's    - 
Hlll-Farrance 
Hinton-Blewett      - 
Hinton  (Charterhouse)    - 
Hinton,  St  George 
Holcombe       ... 
Holford-        .        .        - 
Holton  .... 
Homblotton   ... 
Horrington     .        .        - 
Horsington     ... 
Huish  Champflower. 
Haish  Episcopi       - 
Hull,  Bishop's 
HuntspUl  with  AU  Saints 
Button  -        .        -        - 

Ilehester         ... 
11  minster        .        .        - 
Isle  Brewers  -       -       - 

Keinton  Mande?ille 
Kelston  .... 
Kenn      ...        - 
Kewstoke       -        -        - 
Keynsham      -        -        - 
Kilmersdon     -        .        - 
Kilmington     -        -        - 
Kilton    .... 
Kilvo     .... 
Kingsbury  Episcopi 
Kiogsdon        .        •        - 
Kingston         -        -        - 
Kingsione       ... 
Kingston  Seymour  - 
Kingweston    -        .        - 
Kittisford       ... 

Lackington,  White  - 
Lambrook,  East      • 
lAmyatt         ... 
Langford  Budville  - 
Langport  Eastover  . 
Langridge      -        .       - 
Leighnm-Mendip    - 

£.    f.   d. 

-  5    8 

2  13    - 

"l  14    - 
1-9 
4  16    9 

3  15    - 

8  10    3 

-  11    2 

12  1    5 

1  15    - 

9  13    3 
9  15    6 

13  19    - 

3    1    9 
11     1     6 

3  3  11 

-  6    6 

13  16    4 

-  3    4 

4  6    2 

8  17    9 

2  2  10 

-  5    4 

4  14    8 

10  1     1 
6  10  10 

5  10    8 

11  13    8 
18  14    3 

16  10    5 

2  3- 

6  2    7 

14  15  11 
23  11     1 

4  10    9 

'-  16    9 

3  15    5 

-  7    5 

2  17    5 

-  4    3 
2    ~    - 
2  17    6 

4  8  11 

9  3- 

-  15    1 
4  14    - 

£.    *.   A 

16  19    3 
13  11    8 
34  19    3 

10  5    6 
40  11  11 

11  19    8 
28    7     1 

11  -     1 

18-4 

10    7    5 

9  11     6 

15  13    4 
103  19    9 

37  11    4 

9    16 

27     1     1 

8  11    9 

22  13    4 

12  11  10 

70  14    1 

27  17    5 

8  12    5 

3  16    8 

12  7  10 

30    -    - 
22  16    - 

7  5    8 
30  10    9 

32  4    6 

8  19    7 
5  19    6 

7  8    5 

25  16    9 
39  11     4 

33  5    1 

38  8    7 
75  19    6 

19  5    3 

20  11    9 
110    3    4 

19  12    9 

5  16    8 

13  13  10 
10  18    4 
22    8    5 
80  18    3 

16  17    - 
16  11     8 
80  17    8 

9  8    1 
22  10    2 
33  12    2 

57    3    - 

26  -     1 

14  16  10 

4  17    - 

8  16    5 
18    2    4 

27  2    3 
4  18    3 

39  17    6 

£.    #.   d. 
16  16    - 

.         . 
16  18    3 

£.    i.   d. 

5    13 
8    3    4 

12    9  10 

£.   i.   d. 
1  10    - 

278  18    9 

•             • 

2  -    - 

3  -    - 
27    6    - 

£.    «.    d. 

9  13    9 
1  16    3 

6    6'- 

10    3    6 

1    5    - 
16    -  10 

1    1  "o 
1    -    6 

£.    f.   d. 

* 

£.    t.   d. 

16  19    3 
15    1    8 
85    4  11 

12  18    6 

40  11  11 

13  13    8 
29    7  10 
15  16  10 

18-4 

14  2    6 
9  11    6 

21  17    3 

15  13    4 
112  10    - 

8  14    6 
49  12    9 

273  18    9 

9  1    6 
36  14  10 

10  6    9 

9  13    3 
33    5    1 

12  11  10 

13  19    - 
70  14    1 

27  17    5 

11  14    2 

11  1    6 
7-7 

12  14    4 
6    6- 

80    -    - 

49  2    2 
9    9- 

84  16  11 

41  2    3 
2    2  10 

8  19    7 

6  4  10 
12    3    1 

10  3    6 

85  17  10 
46    2    2 
88  15    9 

50  2    3 
94  13    9 

19  5    3 

20  11    9 
126  13    9 

19  12    9 

5  16    8 

14  18  10 

29  19    7 
31  11    - 

110  15    - 
40    8    1 

21  2    5 

30  17    8 

9  8    1 
23    6  11 
83  12    2 

28  7    6 
60  18    5 
26    7    6 
14  16  10 

7  14    5 

-    4    8 
2    -    - 

11  13  11 
23  11    9 
36    5    8 

5  13    4 
44  11    6 

815  4 
-17  - 

2  4  8 

-  6  - 

11  8  0 
5  18  5 

4   8  4 

0  18  8 

-15  9 
4  13  h 

4   4  3 

2  17  a 

-  4  8 
21    -9 

%   7   4 

-  8  9 

1  710 
1  15  5 

12  15  4 

1  6  'e 

13  8  5 
8    1    1 

8    7'2 

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Protincb  op  Canterbubt — Diocese  of  Bath  and  Wells — continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 


4>«. 


Ordinary 

Repairs  of 

Cliarch 

or 

Charchyard. 

11. 


£.    #. 


4    3  4 

6  16  - 

28  13  - 

3  18  9 

8    9  6 

2  14  4 
8    16 

8    6  6 


13  8 

6    -  - 

10  19  1 

18  2 

4    6  7 


4  11    - 
22    2    8 


4  13  8 

2    9  8 

7  10  8 

13    6  - 

-  18  2 
6  16  4 

'2  16  - 

-  7  10 

-  7  2 


6  17 
2  12 

7  10 

1  4 

2  16 
-  13 


3 

32  17    7 

4  18  11 

14  13    6 

12    8  10 


1  11  11 
31  18    1 

2  10  10 

2  10    - 

2  13    6 

4    6    6 

20  16  11 
-  18    2 

0  18    - 

3  12    6 
10    -    - 

9  13    7 
67-3 

4  3    9 
8    4    6 

1  8    1 


4  18 
-    2 

9    1 
11     4 

1  2 

2  17 


Maintenance 

of  the 

Pabllo  Worship. 

13. 


4  17 
6  19 
6  3 
3  12 


30 
9 

7 


6  10 

6  4 
9  7 
6  7 

8  14 

9  16 
3  - 
2  10 

14  18 


101  17  11 

6  17  10 
8  12  - 
2  19  6 


6  16 
8  - 

6  14 

7  1 
6  4 
6  2 

8  19 

10  16 
6  3 
4  3 
4  - 
4  2 

14  10 

12  9 

6  6 

14  9 

80  16 

4  6 

6  13 

3  10 

3  18 

8  12 

6  - 

11  - 
20  14 
18  6 
32  8 

6  12 


8  -  - 
47  17  1 

9  7  10 


3  10 
8  3 

11  13 

7  - 

62  2 

16  17 

4  - 
31  16 

4  6 
6  9 


9 
9 
3 
16 
6 


3  19 


6  1  - 
3  18  10 

8  4  6 

9  3  3 
31  18  2 

3  12  - 
21-7 


Extraordhiary 

Oatlay 
for  Bollding 

or 
ImproTlng. 

13. 


£.    t.   d. 


103  19    3 


6  16    4 
66    6    6 


3  16 
2    3 


6 

14    -    - 


1    3  10 


20 


6  16    - 


Interest  Paid 

on 
Bonded  Debt 

14. 


£.    #.   d. 


6  16    - 


6    - 


11    4  10 


7  16    - 


3    4 


Bonded  Debt 
Paid  off. 

16. 


10    -    - 


30    - 


16 


10    - 


Other 
Payments. 

16. 


C3 


£.    #.  d. 

2  10  1 

1  6  - 

2  9  7 

-  14  - 

22    3  7 


1  16 
3    4 


1     2    - 
-  16    6 


20  13    7 


12    7    7 
2    1- 

2  -  - 
8  13  6 
2  14    6 

4    7  10 

10  12    - 

1  12    8 

1    6    2 


-  10    - 
16- 


-  10    - 

1  -    - 

-  17    9 

-  19    6 

2  9- 

6  13    2 

4    6- 

13  14    8 

6  17    3 


1-6 

2  4- 
1    9    6 

6    3  8 

34  10  - 

3  9  9 
6    3  6 


2  10    - 

3  2    9 


-  7    3 
7    6  10 

-  9    6 


3  13    6 


4  19  9 

1  10  - 

16  6 

3  11  8 


TOTIX 

Expenditure. 
17. 


£.    #.   d. 

16  1  3 
18  18  - 
86  1  11 
9-4 
38  16  11 
12  10  - 
31  12  6 
16  14    3 

16  17  6 

14    7  6 

20  16  - 

27  10  8 
14-7 

lOd    1  3 

3    6  6 

26    6  6 


241  19    3 

13    9  10 

29-11 

7  10    2 


16    6  11 

29  19  11 

11  10    7 

12  17  9 
68  18  10 
23  3  11 
11     - 

10  16 
7  16 
4  12 

11  7 
10  10 
26  7 
36  10 

9    2 
16    2 

30  16 
6    - 

6 
2 
6 
3 


7 

6 

6 

10 


4 

6 
9 
2 
6 
1 
8 
3 
6 

11  10  9 
46  6  10 
26  13  6 
46  11  8 
49  3  9 
40    6    - 

20  10  8 
79  16  2 
16    6    9 


8    4- 

16  7  7 
24  17  6 

17  9  9 
106  12  7 

40    3  8 

10  1  7 
32    6 

11  3  6 
11  11  6 
46    7 


6 


23  7 
60  3 
21  - 
16  2 
6  16 


13  12  8 

4    1  1 

8    4  6 

23    4  1 

44  12  6 
6    - 

34    4  7 


Balance 

in  Hand  at 

the  end 

of  Year. 


18. 


Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Tear. 

10. 


£.  #.  A 

1  18  - 

3  18  2 

1  16  - 

13  8 

-  2  7 

1  2  10 

—" 

1  12  9 

4  8  9 

-  9  - 

24  7  3 

31  19  6 

7  13  11 

2  16  7 

3  6  2 

1  1  3 

1  1  3 

11  16  3 

4  13  6 

-14  2 

-  6  10 

1  7  1 

4  13  - 

12  11  10 

-  6  7 

19  14  2 

10  6  1 

1  13  6 

1  2  2 

6  16  10 

24  7  1 

13  2  3 

4  10  7 

46  10  - 

— 

-  1  1 

46  18  7 

4  6- 

6*2  1 

14  1  3 

4  2  6 

-  4  5 

11  -  10 

— 

11  16  6 

6-2 

-  16  2 

6  6  9 

1  17  10 

3  9  6 

-  7  8 

10  6  11 

£•  #.  A 


160  - 


100  -  - 


240  -  - 


180  - 


70 


No. 


164 
166 
166 
167 
168 
169 
170 
171 

172 
173 
174 
176 
176 
177 
178 
179 

180 

181 
182 
183 

184 
186 
186 
187 
188 
189 
190 
191 
192 
193 
194 
196 
196 
197 
198 
199 
200 
201 
202 
203 
204 
205 
206 
207 
208 
209 
210 
211 

212 
213 
214 

216 
216 
217 
218 
219 
220 
221 
222 
223 
224 
226 
226 
227 
228 
229 
230 

231 
232 
233 
234 
236 
236 
237 


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Pbo(v^ncb  of  Cantbbburt^— DfOGBSB  OF  Bath  jihd  Velm    cowtfrttitfA 


PARISH. 


R  E  <5  K  E  P  U  SI. 


Lilstocfc 

LimingtDn 

Littleton,  High*      - 

Littoa    -        -        - 

Locking 

Lopeir    -        -        -• 

Lovington 

Loxton  -        -        - 

Laccoiube 

Lufton   -       -       - 

LnlliDgtion 

Loxborough    - 

Lydeard^  Bishop     - 

LydeaiD,  St  Lam^nee 

Lydfofff,  West 

Lymsbsm 

Maperton 

Marie     -r        -        - 

Marksbary     - 

Marstofn;  Bigot 

Marston,  Magna     - 

Martock 

Meare    -        -        - 

Mells     ... 

Merriott 

Mlddlezoy      - 

Midsomer  Norton   - 

Melbornfr  ^ort 

Milton  Clevedom     - 

Milverton 

Minefa«td 

Misterton 

Monksttrer     - 

Monkton  Combe     - 

Monkton,  West 

Montacnte 

Miicheln«y      - 

Mudford 

Nailsea  -        •       - 

Nempnctt 

NetUecombe  - 

Newtofff,  St.  Ive 

NineheBHi 

NorthovBF 

Norton  Fitzwarlrei  - 

Norton  Mabreward  - 

Norton^ub-Hamdon 

Norton,  St.  Philip  - 

Nnnney  -        -        - 


Oake      - 
Orchard  Portman 
Othery  - 
Otterfiird 
Otterhampton 


Paalton  -        -        - 
Pawlett  -        -        - 
Pendomer 
Pennard,  East 
Pennard,  West 
Pensehrood    - 
Pensford,  St  Thonaa 
Perrott,  North 
Petherton,  North    - 
Petherton,  South     - 
Pill,  St  George      - 
Paton    . 
Pitcombe 
Pitmineter      - 
Pitney  -        -       - 
Podymore  Milton    - 
Pointington    - 
Porloek 
Portbnry 

Preston  Plncknelt  - 
Priddy  -  -  - 
PristoB  •  .  - 
Pabk>w  ... 


Balance 

from  preTious 

Year. 

1. 


£.  «.    tk 


4    5-" 


1  19    - 


15  14 
-  14 
1  11 
I  16 

1  IS 


1  13 

«    1 


1 
4 

2  1  10 
7  d  « 
18  4 
9    7    1? 


806    7  ^ 

S    7  7 

10    d  6 

14  7 

12  17  « 


7  16    2 

-  1  8 
18  6 
6  18  11 

4    8s 

8  IB  ^ 
1  16    1 

1  9*  T 
6    1  11 

2  1^    2 
16    6    8 

-  8  8^ 
4  1«    6 


-  - 11 

8    7    2 


4    8    6* 
2    1     3 


8    d*  2 

2    8  8 

6  11  2 

18    6  ^ 


118    4    4 
19    6  W 

16-2 
8    8- 


7  IS  2 

1     7  6 

1  14  5 

6    8  8 

..  ^ 

-  10  2 

3    8  7 

-H  7 


Amonot  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 


U^der  the 

Chutidi 

Building 

Acts. 

8. 


4  16  10 


9    2 

84  17 

18    4 

17  19 

9  12 

12    4 

9  13 

20  16 

3  16 

7    9 

9  18 


81    9  6 

l4  18  8 

86  16  6 

7    2  6 


10    6    4 

126    3    8 

66  10    - 


7    9 


23 
20 

48  7  4 

21  2  9 

22  14  * 
20  8  - 

12  2  4 

10  7  3 

19  3  11 

86  8  4 

27  4  6 

16  8  6 

16  13  - 


28  18  10 


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SUMS   RECEIVED   IN   RESPECT   OF   CHURCH    OR   CHAPEL   RATES   IN    EACH    PARISH   IN 


Province  op  Canterbury — Diocese  op  Bath  and  Wells — continued. 


PARISH. 


Packington 
Puxton  - 
Pylle      - 


Quantoxhead,  East 
Quantoxhead,  West 

PaddiDgtoD  .  .  - 

Radstock  -  -  - 

Redhill,  Christ  Church  - 

RimptoD  -  -  - 

Road      -  -  .  - 

Rodden  -  -  -  - 

Rodhuish  .  .  . 

Rowberrow  -  -  - 

Ruisliton  -  -  - 

Runniogton  -  -  - 

Saltfoid- 

Sampford  ArundeU  - 
Samplbrd  Brett 
Saadford  Orcas 
Seaborough    -        .        - 
Seayington,  St  Mary 
SeaviagtoD,  St.  Michael   - 
Selwortby       -        -        - 
Sbapwick        -        -        - 
Sbepton  Beanchamp 
Shepton  Mallet 
SheptoD  Montague  - 
Shipbam        •       .        . 
Skilgate 

Somerton        -        -        . 
Sparkford        ... 
Spaxton-        -        -        - 
Stanton  Prior 
Stanton  White 
Staple  Fitzpaine     - 
Staplegroye    -        -        - 
Stawley  .        -        - 

Stockland,  Bristol   - 
Stockliach  Magdalen 
Stockliucb  Ottersay 
Stock  Pero     ... 
StogamI)er      -        •        - 
Stogursey       -        -        - 
Stoke  Lane     -        •        - 
Stoke,  North  -        -        - 
Stoke,  St.  Gregory 
Stoke,  St.  Mary     - 
Stoke,  South  ... 
Stoke  Trister  -        -        - 
Stoke-onder-Hambden    - 
Stone  Easton .        .        - 
StoweU  .        .        .        « 
Stowey  -        -        -        - 
Stowey,  Nether 
Stowey,  Over  -        -        - 
Stratton-on- the-Fos8 
Striogston      .        -        - 
Suttou  Bingham     • 
Sutton,  Long  -        -        - 
Sutton  Mallet 
Sutton  Montis 
Swainswick    .       -        - 

Taunton,  St.  Mary  Mag- 
dalene. 
Thome  Coffin 
Thome  Falcon 
Thome,  St.  Margaret 

Thurlbear       -        -  - 

Thurloxton     -        •  . 

Tickenham     .        .  . 

Timsbury        -        -  - 

Tintinhull       ,        .  . 
Tolland  .... 

Triboroiigh     -        .  - 

Trent     -        -        -  - 


Ubley 
Uphill 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 


Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

8. 


£.    #.    d. 


2  18 


3  14  7 

-  16  1 

-  U  6 
31  18  4 


3  13  10 
6  10  9 
1  13    6 

8    3- 


w  19  10 

1-5 
1  7  8 
3  10    6 


1  10  7 

2  11  3 
9  17  4 

6  11  8 

30    6  7 

18    4  1 

2    9- 


36 

1 


6 


8    9    4 

1  13    8 

2  7    3 
-  11  10 


14 


6    7  8 

9  19  6 

36     1  1 

9    7  6 


-  12     1 

4    5    3 

11  12  10 

1  14    6 


6  11 
5  18 
3  15 


16  3  10 
I  16  6 
12    9 


2    3    3 
2    2    6 

8  10  10 


-  9  10 

-  16    - 
3  16    1 


1  14    6 


£.  s.  <L 

19  7  5 

7  4  8 

6  8  7 

10  8  6 

16  6  3 

6  18  8 


11     7    8 
14    8    2 


6    16 


18    - 

13    - 

6    3 

8    6 


10-9 
8  16  6 
17  7  7 
48  8  4 
12-6 


13 
6 


10  6    2 

32  -    - 

8  4    1 

13  2    7 

17  19  11 

30  2    7 

13  2  11 


4  13    4 
6    7    6 


172  10  9 

23  12  6 

7  10  6 

36    1  8 

63    9  10 

7  11  3 

10    6  - 


11 


23  17 
6    7    2 
6-6 

49  13    1 


18  12  10 
9  7  7 
4-8 

67     6    - 


6  18    9 
40-6 


339    2  10 


3  12  6 
13  2  - 
22  11     4 

7  19  7 
18    -  10 


7  13  10 

22    8  10 

6  17     6 

3  14     1 

18  16    6 


26  14    6 
14    9  10 


£,   #.   d. 


16 


4  11     4 


161    6    9 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 


£,  t.  d. 


7  11    3 


Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 


£.    «.    </. 


19    - 


8  16    6 


27  10 


1  17    6 


162    8    8 


3  10    6 


-    6    - 

1    -    - 


16  16 


Penalties, 

Alms, 

Of  other 

Receipts. 

6. 


Borrowed 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 


£.    i.  d. 


12    6 


-  16    - 


-    6 
3    - 


3    3- 

-49 


2 


5    - 


24    7    - 


1  10 


£.  #.  d. 


TOTAX. 

Receipts. 
8. 


£.    «.    d, 

19    7    6. 

10  2  10 
6    6     1 

14    3    - 

17  1     4 

6  10  2 
32  10  10 

8  16  6 
16    1     6 

19  18  11 

1  13    0 
-  16    - 

2  8- 
27  10    - 

6  14 

18-3 
14-6 

7  11    4 

11  16  10 
4    -    - 

11  11  4 
11  6  8 
27  9  11 
63    6    9 

18  12 
83    9 

31  4 

10  6 
6    - 

198  13 

11  11 
40    9 

8  4 
14  16 

20  7 
46  14 
13 
14 

4  14  11 

6  7    6 

10  19    - 

11  19    6 
208  11  10 

32  19  11 

7  10  6 
36  1  8 
67-4 

8  3  4 
14  10  3 
11  12  10 
26  12    6 

6  12  2 
11  19  - 
60  11    6 

4  16  6 
18  12  10 

9  7    7 


3 

7 
7 

7 
2 
2 
4 
1 
3 
2 
6 
2  11 
1     2 


4 
67 
16 

7  14 
41    8 


-    8 

6    - 

3  10 

2 

8 


624  16    7 


6  14 

9 

13 

2 

- 

24  13 

9 

7 

19 

7 

18 

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21 


Froyincs  of  Canterbury— Diogbsb  of  Bath  and  Wib^u^b— continued. 


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PARISH. 

RECEIPTS 

Balance 

fW>m  preyious 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collcetad 

la 
4M«rR«tai. 

5. 

Pnaritfai, 

Alms, 

or  other 

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Vac4L 

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fiilan 
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atfteeid 

dim. 

9. 

•5a 

Ai 

Common 

Law. 

8. 

Under  the 

ChHdi 

Bnildhig 

Acts. 

8. 

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other 

Statutes. 

4. 

!I91 

TTnfMn      -         -          -          - 

£.9.    d. 

JR.  9^    4. 

90    8    - 
5    8    9 

18    6    6 
14     I    6 

8  17    4 

4  14    1 
82    8    9 
54  18    3 

77  15    - 

107    6  "- 

11  19    3 

16    1     1 

71  19    - 

7    5    7 

86    3    - 

1  19    8 

16  15  11 

47  8    3 
46  11    9 

58  19    - 
84    4    8 

59  9    6 
18    9    8 
23    4    1 

5  18    7 

48  4  *5 

4    5    8 
16    4    1 

"96  11  "- 

11  18    4 

13  18    5 

144    4    6 
9     4    1 

£.   s,  d. 
46  11    9 

£.   9L    d. 

m                   m 
-      .                   . 

54-4 

£.  i.  d. 

8    -    - 

6    6    4 

5  11  10 

81   15    4 

14    8    - 

89  14    - 
68  12    6 

5    -    - 

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9  11    9 

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6  11    6 

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£.   $.d. 

je.  a.   i. 

88  17    - 

6  14    - 

18  9    - 

19  9    7 
12  18    6 

6  18    5 
98    8    8 
54  18    8 

178  18    4 

18    7    5 

111     8  10 

11  19    8 
16    1    1 

91  10    1 
10    8    8 

80  9    6 
21     5    9 
21  15    4 
16    3    - 

1  19    8 
16  15  11 
47  12    9 

101  18    9 
75    9    8 
84    4    8 

197    9    1 
21    8    8 
66  13    5 

7  11    9 

81  14    9 

6  8    6 

92  9    9 
156    6    8 

4    5    8 
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44    5    - 

7  14  10 

6-11 

12  19  11 

14  14    - 

78    4    - 

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18  14  5 

-  910 

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992 

893 
394 
995 
896 
997 

Upton  Noble  - 

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Walton^n-Gordnno 
Wanstrow      -       -        - 
Wayford         ... 

1  11    8 

6    2    6 
5    8    1 

8  16    2 

2  4    4 

398 
999 

400 
401 
402 
408 
404 
405 

406 
407 
408 
409 
410 
411 
412 
418 
414 
415 
416 
417 
418 
419 
480 
481 
428 
428 
424 
425 
426 
427 
428 
429 
480 
431 

482 
488 
434 
485 

Wedmore       -        -       - 
Wellington     -       -        - 
Wellow  .... 
WeUs,  St  Cathbert 
Wembdon       -        .        - 
Westbnpy       -       -       - 
Weston  -        -       -        - 
Weston-in-Gkvdano 
Weston.eopep-Mare : 
Christ  Churcfc     - 
Emmanuel  CShoreh 
Holy  Trinity       - 
Whatiey         ... 
WheathlU       .       •       - 
Whitchnrch    .        -        - 
Wiok,  St  Lawronoe 
Wilton  .... 
Wineanton     -       -       . 
Winf>rd         -       -       . 
Winsoombe     -       •        . 
Winsham        -        -        - 
Witham  Friary 
Withtel  Florey       •        • 
Withycombe  .       -        - 
Withypoole     .        .        - 
WiveMscombe 
WoelEey         ... 
WooHey          -        •        - 
Wootton  Conrtaey  « 
Wootton,  North     • 
Worle    .       -       .       . 

Wrington        ... 
Writhlhigton  .        *        . 
Wyke  ChampflMTer 

Yarlington      ... 
Yatton   .... 
Yeovil,  St  John      - 
YeoviUon        -       -        - 

Total    •    .    - 

95  18    4 
18    7    5 

8  8  10 

9  11 
8  17    1 

14    8    2 

6  8    2 

8  15    3 
10  19    2 

47  19    7 
8  18    6 

88    9    4 
1  18    8 

7  6    3 
6    8    8 

10  11    4 
98  14    8 

6  6    5 

15-5 

7  14    - 
7    8    2 
6-11 
117 

1-7 

18    8    8 

*  1    8    4 

^88  18    1 

8,990  13    6 

384  13    1 

564  16    8 

985    4    2 

324    6    9 

WO    -    - 

14,898  18    3 

784-5 

From  tlie  feUowing  Places  Returns  have  been  receiTei— Nil,  or  no  Rates  eollected. 


Ashy  in  Msrtock. 
Bath: 

St  James. 

St  Michael 

St  Peter  and  St  PanL 

St  Savionr. 


Bridgwater. 

Holy  Trfnl^. 

St  Jolm,  EasloiL 
Borvowkddge. 
Bur  tie. 
Chantry. 


Charleombc 

Cheddar. 

Chew  Magna,  Holy  Titnitf . 

Cleew. 

Cleyedoa,  Christ  Chnrefa. 

Qevedoa,  Bast 


ClatteD. 
CoKlesr. 
Dcaycott. 
Frame  SdMTood. 

ChiM  Church. 

Bolr'ndnity. 


Knmbcr  of  Helnras  faoelved  for  tha  Bloeaie 


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EXPENDITU  RR 


due 

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10. 


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Total 
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17. 


Balance 

in  Hand  at 

the  end 

of  Tear. 

18- 


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or 

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at  the 
end  of  the  Year. 

1». 


No. 


4  17   6 


911   a 
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7  14    & 


18  16    S 

10   -10 
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1   a  5 
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Jt.   •.  d. 


610    8 
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3 

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18 


1  - 

6  4 

9  7 

6  10 

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6    6  6 

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11- 
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8  9 
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£.   u  d. 


88  17    4 


4    7    3 

8    6  11 

7  16    I 
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6  6    6 

8  4- 
11  16  3 
17  18    6 

7  4- 
88  14    7 

6 

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46  18    7 

7    4    6 


16  16    » 


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8  4 
6  18 
18  8 
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6  4 
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8  - 
416 
4  16 
18  10 
88  9 
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9    8    9 

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3  16^ 

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87  14  10 
4    7    8 

11  16  - 

16    8  8 

10    8  1 

6    6  6 

16  10  6 

81    -  6 

116  19  7 

86  10  10 

111    8  10 

18    8  6 

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16 


19   9 


9    1 
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6    3- 


6  11    7 


69    - 


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6 

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86 


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147  16    6 


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894 
996 
996 
997 
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408 
403 
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406 

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Haiptne,  West 

Hewitta^SV  Ann's. 

Hon,  Ifchifty  St;  John's. 

La^Nrtsn. 

Ldghlaiid. 

Lo«i,VkrlahofMartock. 


I^rsconbe. 

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Strtet» 

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Thealsk 


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IMD. 

Yobslei; 

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Weston  Z<7]aad. 

ITamberofnacoe 

«IL  MattbsWs. 
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Woodlands. 
Wooktvlngton. 

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SUMS   RECEIYBD   IN    RBSPSCT  07  CHITECH   OR   CHAPBL   RATES   IN  EACH   ^ARlta  IN 


Province  o^  Cakterburt — continued. 


DIOCESE    OP    CANTEBBURY. 


No. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


BaUmoe 

firom  preTkms 

Year. 

1. 


Amoant  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 


Under  the 

Cbarch 

Baflding 

Acts. 

8. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 


Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 


Penalties,  I  Borrowed 
dazing 
the  Tear. 
7. 


or  other 
Receipts. 

6. 


Total 
Rbcbipts. 

8. 


Acrise    -       -  - 
Addiogton  (in  Kent) 
AddiDgton  (in  Surey) 
Adisham 
Allington 
Appledon 

Ash        '        '  ' 

Ashford  -        -  - 

Asliurat  -        •  - 
Badlesmere    - 
Bapchild 

Barham  -        -  - 
Banning 
Beckenham     - 
Benenden 

Bersted  -       -  - 
Bethersden     - 

Bexley  -        -  - 

Biclcnor  -        -  - 
Bidborongh    - 
Biddcnden 
Bilsington 
Birchington    - 
Bishopsbonme 

Blean,  St.  Counns  - 
Bobbing 
Bonniogton     - 

Borden  -        -  -        - 

Bonghton-Aluph  - 

Boaghton-Bleane  - 
Boughton-Monchelsea     - 

Bozley  -        -  -        - 

Brabonroe      -  •       - 

Bredgar         -  -        • 

Bredhurst       .  •        • 

Brencliley       -  -       - 

Brenzett         -  -       - 

Bridge   .        -  -        - 

Bromley         -  .        - 

Brook    -        •  -        • 

Brookland      .  •       • 

Bromfield       -  -       - 

Barmarsh       -  -        • 
Canterbury : 

Andrew,  St  -        • 

Dnnstan's,  St.  -       * 

George,  St.,  the  Martyr 

Eoly  Cross  -  -       - 
Margaret,  St. 

Martin's,  St.  •       • 
Mary  Breadman,  St.    • 
Mary  Bredln,  St. 
Mary  Magdaleo,  St.    - 
Mary  Northgate,  St.   - 

Paul,  St.     -  -       - 
Peter's,  St  - 

Capel     -       -  -       - 

Challock         -  -       - 

Charing-        -  .       - 

CharUon-in-DoTer  - 

Chart,  Great  -  -       - 

Chart,  LltUe  -  -  - 
Chart-next-Sutton  Valence 
Chartbam 

Chelsfield       .  -       - 

Cheriton         .  -       - 

Chillenden     -  -       - 

ChislehuTst    -  -       - 

Chislett-       .  -       • 

Coldred  -       -  -       - 

Cowden  -       •  -       - 

Cranbrook      -  •       - 

Cray,  North  -  - 
Cray: 

Mary,  St    .  •       • 

Panl'SjSt  -  -       • 


£.    *.    d. 

2  16    4 

-  8  10 

3  7    6 

-  14    - 
81  10    8 

4  10  11 
1    4    9 


£•  *•    d. 


£.  #.   d. 


£•  #.   d. 


1  13    8 


8  6 
40  4 
20  15 
80    8 


50  18 
•  8  13 


7  14  10 
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11  17 

8 

5    3 

6 

4    8 

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8 

88    - 

10 

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3 

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13    8 

48  10 


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94  9 
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6  17 
41  10 
50  19 
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85  15    8 
39    9    2 

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819  -  - 
100    8    6 

54  15    5 


4    -    - 


155  14    - 


43 


5  10 
8  11 
8  11 


27  16  8 
85  13  6 
45  6  10 
11  9  8 
74  12  4 
26    8    2 

58  4  11 
67  18  7 
31  6  10 
14  17  3 
11  8  10 
67  1  6 
31  13  8 
29  5  8 
108  12  4 
8    5    4 


10  14 
24    9 


26  17  9 
73  7  11 
81    4    8 


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19  6  7 
41  17  10 
13  13  8 
56  16    3 

108  14    - 

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14 

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7-9 

134  18    6 

94    8 

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86  19 

108  16 

69    3 


63  16    6 
39  10    6 


48  11    6 


£.   9.   d. 


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17    9 


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8    6  10 


6    - 


8  10 


6    - 


33 


3    - 


5  10 


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8    4 
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7 

1 

9 

10 


10 

88  6 
98  9 
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63  1  4 
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86  15    8 

39  9    8 
38  17    8 

298    4    - 

180  17  11 

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906    6 

2  13 
88    6 
60  17 
82 
86 

87  16 
86  13 
68  4 
16  18 
79 


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8 

10 

9 

8  11 

6    3 


86 
88 

77 
76 


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5 
6 
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80 
15 
26 


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86  8  6 

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89  8  10 
46  4  4 

65  18  8 
83  4  - 

18  9  4 
86  11  3 
48  8  10 
88  8 
86  19 

7  6 
184  18 
189  10 

10  8 

39  7 
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61  6 


70  6  10 
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Pbotincb  of  Cantbrburt— conrtaiied 


DIOCESE    OF    CANTERBURY. 


EXPENDITURK 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

Btlaneedne 

Ordinary 

Maintenance 

Extraordinary 

InterertPaid 

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Repainof 

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Bonded  Debt 

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'  ImpiOTlng. 

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Paid  off. 

Payments. 

EXPENDITURB. 

of  Year. 

end  of  the  Year. 

la 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

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Pboyikce  of  CAJWTgttBPKr--^IhocMte  Qor  CUhtskbiibt— ccmfmueci 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


JNnHBCtt' 

ftom  preyioDS 
Year. 


Amount  of  Bates  Collected 


At 

Cbmiiioii 
Uw. 


f^yer- 


Crayford 

Crockbam 

Croydon,  witbSt.  A]idrew^<a] 

CroydoA|  Christ  Cluuroh 

Cnindau 

Dartftrd 

Deal 

DebtHng 

Denton  - 

Doddlngton 

Downe  - 

Dymdrarch 

Earnley- 

Eastcharch 

Eastltog 

Bastwm 

Ebony    - 

Edenbridge 

Egerton  - 

Blmley  • 

Elmsted 

Elnntone^ 

Brith      . 

Ewett     - 

Eythorne 

Farletgfa,  East 

FarnbOTongh 

Farningham 

Faverafaam 

Folkestone,  St  Mai;  and 
St.  Banswith. 

Fordwlch 

Frlttenden 

Godmersham 

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Leaveland      -       -       - 
Leeds     -        -        •        - 
Leigh     .... 
Lenbam          .        -        - 
Leybourne      -        -        - 
Leysdown       .        -        - 
Linsted  -        -        -        - 
Linton    .        -        -        - 
Littlebonrne   -       -       - 
Loose     -       -       -       - 
Luddenliam    -        -        - 
Lydd     .... 
Lydden  -        -        -        - 
Lympne          .        .        - 
Mulling,  East 
Mailing,  West 
Marden  .       -        -        - 
Margaret's,  St,  at  aiffe- 
Mereworth     -        -        - 
Mersham        -        .        - 
Milstead 

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Molash  -        -        -        - 
Monkton        -        -        - 
Murston         .        .        - 
NackiugtoD    -        -        - 
NetUestead    ... 
Newcharch     ... 
Newendcn       -        -        - 
Newington-nextrHythe   - 
Newington-next-  Sitting- 

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Newnham       .        -        - 
Nouington      .        .        - 
Northbonme  -        -        - 
Norton  -        -        •        - 
Oare      -        .        .        • 
Off  ham-        -        -        - 
Orpington       ... 
Ospringe         ... 
Otham    .... 
Otterden         ... 
Paddiewortb  - 
Patrixboume  -        -        . 
Peckham,  East 
Peckham,  West      . 
Pembury        -        -        - 
Pensburst  with  St.  Peter's 
Pethara  -        -        .        - 
Piaifitow,  St.  Mary - 
Piatt      .... 
Plaxtol  .        .        .        - 
Pluckley        ... 
Postling         -        -        . 
Preston-next-FaYersham  - 
Preston,  near  Wingham  . 
Ramsgate,  St.  Lawrence  - 
Ripple   .        -        .        - 
Rivers    .... 
Rod  mersham  ... 
Rolvenden      .        -       - 
Romney,  New 
Roraney,  New,  St.  Mary- 
Romney,  Old  -        -        - 
Rnckiqge       .        -        - 
Ryarsh  .... 
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Stflllndga 

Selling  -        .        .        - 
Sevenoaks      ... 
SevingtQii       ... 
Sbcldwich      . 
Sholden.T       -       - 
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SUMS    RECEIVED    IN    RESPECT   OF    CHURCH    OR     CHAPEL    RATES   I^    EACH    PARISH   IN 


Province  op  Canterbury — Diocese  op  Canterbury — eantirmed. 


No. 


PARISH. 


KECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  previoas 

Year. 

1. 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

CoiDinon 

Law. 


Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 


Under 

other 

SUtutes. 


Penalties, 
Alms, 

in 

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Aid  of  Rates. 

Receipts. 

6. 

6. 

Borrowed 

doing 

the  Tear. 

7. 


Total 
Receipts. 

8. 


Balance 
OroBiKflt 
It  tie  end 


283 
Sd4 
235 
236 
237 
238 
239 
240 
241 
242 
243 
244 
245 
246 
247 
248 
249 
250 
251 
252 
253 
254 
255 
256 
257 
258 
259 
260 
261 
262 
263 
264 
265 
266 
267 


270 
271 
272 
273 
274 
275 
276 
277 
278 
279 
280 
281 
282 
283 
284 
285 
286 


St  Peter's 


Speldhurst 

StalUfieid 

Stanford 

Stansted 

Staple    - 

Staplehurst 

Stelling  - 

Stockbury 

S  tod  marsh 

Stone     - 

Stourroouth 

Stowtiog 

Slurry    - 

Sundridge 

Sutton,  East 

Swalecliffe 

Tenterden 

Teston    - 

Teynham 

Thanet,  Isleof, 

Thanington 

Throwley 

Thurnham 

Tilmanstone 

Tong      - 

Trotterscliffe 

Tudely  - 

Tnnbrldge  Wells 

Ulcombe 

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Waldershare 

Walmer 

Waltbam 

Warden  - 

Warehome 

Waterlngbury 

Weald    - 

Westbeer 

Westcllffe 

Westwell 

Whitfield 

Wickham,  West 

Wickhambrenz 

WiUesborongh 

Wilmington    - 

Wlngham 

Wlitersham    - 

Womenswold  * 

Woodchurch  - 

Woodnesborongh 

Wootton 

Wormshill 

Worth    - 

Yalding  - 


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£.    #.  d. 

28    3  8 

-  15  - 

25    1  - 

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1  4  4 
22  16  8 

2  13  1 
7  11  2 

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4  10 
1     3 

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8  8 

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1  6 


5    8    0 

7-2 

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8    1  7 

6    9  7 

6  10  4 
5  15  8 

13-4 

7  10  - 
25    2  9 

2  15  6 

10    7  1 


1     -    - 


1,945    2  10 


£.    f.    d. 


£.    i.  .d. 


62  12 
34  19 
27  15 
11  16 
38  13 
81  16 
7  19 


35 
42 


71     5 
45  10 

17  2 
190  18 

17  8 
104  10 


20  4 
36  18 
26  19 

16  17 
15     1 


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28  4 
10  9 
68  16 
58  15 
8    7 

23  18 
33    3 

24  - 
43  0 
13  15 


11  - 
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18  2 
69  3 
41  - 
23  19 
45    7 

13  1 
27  3 
26    2 

9  12 

14  7 
20  12 
99    9 


12,336   6    8 


11     4  11 


£.    9.   d. 


£.    I.    d. 


6    - 


192  16   1 


22    6  10 


142  14   6 


£.    *.    d. 


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8    7    4 


22  10 


7  16 
6    - 


12 


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2  16    9 
29    6    8 


2    6 


10  16    1 


360 


4  12    9 


1  16    6 
13  14    6 


515   6  10 


500 


860 


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90  16 
34  19 
28  10 

11  16 
63  14 

82  1 
9    3 

28  16 
37  15 
49  12 

46  2 

40  8 
71  5 
45  10 

43  13 
17    5 

249  12 

58  13 

104  10 

1   11 

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47  3 

83  - 

12  - 
24  17 

19  11 
7    3 

206  13 
368    8 

41  0 
11  15 
68  16 
58  15 

13  16 

30  18 
74  7 
24    - 

44  1 

13  15 

30  8 
17  9 
47  1 
24  13 

578  14 
54    - 

31  9 
70  10 
16  17 
27  3 
36    9 

9  12 

14  7 

20  12 
100    9 


£.  I.  d, 

31  11    i 

1  15    4 


19 

10  10 
1011 


19 


4   4 

7  6 


12 


1010 
3    -  6 


16,473  14    -     719-5 


From  the  following  Places  Returns  have  been  received — Nil,  or  no  Rates  Collected : 


AlUngbam-in-Thurnham . 

BetshaDgef. 

Bickloy,   in   the   parish  of 

Bromley. 
Brasted. 
Broadstairs. 
Bromley  Common. 
Buckland. 


Canterbury : 
8t  Alphage. 
St.  Gregory  the  Great. 

Chiddingstone. 

Croydon : 
8t.  Andrew's. 
St  James's, 


Deal: 

St.  Andrew. 

St.  George's. 
Dotrer : 

Holy  Trinity. 

St.  James  the  Apostle. 

St.  Mary  the  Virgin. 
Dunkhrk. 
Blfaam. 


Folkstone,  Christ  Church. 

Hawkhurst,  All  Saints. 

Headcom. 

Heme  Bay. 

Hildenborongh. 

Hougbam  in   Dover,  Christ 

Church. 
Kingsdown. 
Lanottey. 


Number  of  RMoras  recelyed  for  the  Blocese 


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- 

6  14    1 

29    8    2 

- 

5    2- 

26  10    - 

8  19    9 

75  14    -  - 

94  15    - 

76  10    - 

986 

636  19    5 

3,764  10    3 

5,876  13    4 

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172  14  11 

616  16    4 

2,178  15    7 

13,778    1    - 

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4,791    a    - 

bidstone— c(mll)i2<^(i. 

St  Peter's. 

St.  Philip, 
largate: 

Holy  Trinity. 

St.  Jolm  the  Baptlut 
Kton,  near  Canterbury, 
fimtcr. 
Jicholaa,  St.,  at  Wade. 


From  the  following  Places  Returns  have  beea  receiyed — NO,  or  no  Rates  CqJIected : 


Norwood,  Upper,  All  Saints. 

Paddock  Wood. 

Peckham,  Bast  (Holy  Trl- 

nity). 
Qaeensboroqgh. 
Bamsgate: 

Christ  Church. 

Holy  Trinity. 
Biyerhead. 


Busthall,  St.  PauPs. 
Sandhurst. 
Sandwich : 

St,  Clement's. 

St  Mary. 

St.  Peter's. 
SeasaHer. 
Sheemess. 
Shlpbeni^e. 


Shfrley. 

Sidcop. 

Sittingbonroe. 

Southborough. 

Sonthboreugh,  St.  Thomas^ 

Sntton  by  Dover. 

Sutton  valence. 

Swanley. 

Swingfleid. 

Nuviber  pf  PJaces 


Tbnbridgeu 
Tonbridge  Wells : 

Christ  Church. 

St  James's. 

St.  )ii\m\ 
Toyll,  St.  Stephfift's. 
Westcrham. 
Whitstable. 
Witchling. 

-    74 


Betums. 

Nils. 

Total.                             „        .         I                                                           -       - 

286 

■ 

74 

860           ..       „     ;     '     " 

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SUMS   RECBIVBO   IN   EBSPBCT   OF  CHUBCH   OB  CHAPBL  RATBS  IN   EACH   PARISH   IN 


Fbovince  of  Cantebbubt — eontintud. 


DIOCESE    OF    CHICHESTEE. 


PARISH. 

RECEIPTS. 

Bahmce 

from  prerions 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  CoUected 

Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Bates. 

6. 

Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Recdpto. 

6. 

Bonowed 

during 

the  Tear. 

7. 

Total 

RSCIZPTS. 

8. 

OT«S«tj 

ittliecid 
ofYev. 

0. 

No. 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Church 

BttUding 

Aets. 

8. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

1 

2 

8 

4 

6 

6 

7 

8 

9 
10 
11 
12 

18 
14 
16 
16 
17 
18 
19 
20 
21 
28 
28 
24 
26 
26 
27 
28 
29 
30 
81 
33 
33 
34 
86 
36 
37 
38 
89 
40 
41 
43 
43 
44 

46 
46 

47 

48 
49 
60 
61 
52 
63 
64 
66 
66 
67 
68 
69 
60 
61 
62 
63 
64 
66 
66 

67 
68 
•9 
70 

Albonme        .       -       - 
Alceston         .        -        - 
Aldiogboorne  •       .       - 
Alfriston         -        .        - 
Amberiey       .        .        - 
Angmering  (East  k  West) 
Appledram     ... 
Arlington       -        -        - 
Aruodel          ... 
Asbburnbam  .        -        - 
Aflbington-wltb-Bnncton 
Aihurst*       •        -       - 

Balcombe       ... 
Barcombe       ... 
Barlavington  -        -        - 
Bnrntaam        .        .        - 
Battle    .... 
Beckley 
Beddingham  . 
Beeding^  Lower 
Beeding,  Upper 
Bepton  .... 
Berated,  Sonth 
Berwick         ... 
BexbiU  .... 

St.  Mark's  - 
Bignor  -        -        .        - 
Biliingshnrst  ... 
Binsted-       ... 
Birdbam        .        -       - 
Bisbopstone    ... 
Biatcbiogton,  East 
Bolney  .... 
Bosham          ... 
Boxgrove       ... 
Bramber         .        .        - 
Brede    .... 
Brigbtling      ... 
Broadwater    .        -        - 
Borpbam        -       .        - 
Burton  .       .       .        - 
Burwash        •        .       - 
Bury      .       -       -       - 
Buxted  .... 

Catsfield 

Cbailey  -       -       -       - 

CbaWington  -       -       - 

Chichester: 
All  Saints  • 
St  Bartbolomew 
St  Martin'^        .       - 
StOUte    .       .       - 
St  Pancras 
St.  Peter-tfae«Les8 

Cbiddingly     - 

Cbidbam 

Cbiltington,  East   . 

Cbiltington,  West  • 

Chlthnnt       ... 

Clapbam        .       -        - 

Ciayton-       .        .        . 

Climping        ... 

Cocking         •        .        - 

Compton        .       -       - 

Cowfold 

Crawley         ... 

Crowhnrst     ... 

DallUigton     .       -       • 
DanehiU         -       -       - 
Dean,  East,  near  Chlebestei 
Dean,   East,  near  East- 
bonme. 

1 

£.    t.   d. 

9  4  10 

18  10    8 
8  19    9 

12  6    2 

13  14  11 

-  18    1 

'24    1    4 

6-10 
12  12    2 

22  11    2 
1  10    8 

-  9    - 

'  1  16    6 

84  16    9 
7    2    6 

3  9    3 

-  4    8 

7    8    7 

4  16    6 
1    6  11 

6  12    - 

7  4- 
61  18    6 

1  16    4 

8  19    6 

8  16  10 
7  16    - 
3    6    8 

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19  19    - 
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17    6 

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9  14    6 
9  17  10 

2    4    4 
16    8    8 

10  8    1 

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• 
9    6    4 

£.  s.   d. 

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16  12    2 

13    -    - 

86    6    2 

9  13    6 

16  8  11 
166  18    - 

17  6    8 

18  8  10 

68  18    8 
84    1    - 

10  9  10 
89  10    7 
70  17    - 

11  14  10 
20    4    6 

13  13    - 
6  13    6 

67  13  11 
9-8 

29  11    4 
11  18    8 

84  16    4 

6    6    1 

11  19    2 

49  12    7 

"  6  12  10 
84  13    4 
26    7    8 

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48    7    1 
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9  12    6 
89-6 

6    8    4 

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6  8- 

17    6    4 
121    8    6 

7  9    8 

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'14  16    9 

10  13    9 
19-8 

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14    9    3 

7  11    8 

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18  19    7 

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18    8  10 
6    -    - 
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£.  9.  d. 

400    -    - 

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9  4  10 

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19  11  11 
36    6    2 
49-1 
10  10    7 

16  2  11 
208    8    3 

17  6    8 

18  8    8 
18  18    8 

68  18    8 
24    1    - 

10  9  10 
29  10    7 
71  19    7 
22  11    2 
18    6    1 

20  18    6 
18  18    - 

8    8  11 
67  13  11 

9-8 
96  14    9 
27  16    1 

3    9    3 

88  12    7 

11  18    3 
7    8    7 

89  11  10 
7  12    - 

17  11    8 
66  16    7 

474  18    9 

6  18  10 
86    9    8 
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7  16    - 

8  6    8 
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121    8    6 

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Province  op  Cajs^t^bbtjuy— continued. 


DIOCESE    OF    CHICHESTER. 


EXPENDITURE. 


Ordinary 

Repairs  of 

Church 

or 

Churchyard. 

11. 


MaintanaDce 

of  the 

Pablic  Worship. 

13. 


411. 


£.    9,   d. 

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8  10 

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9 
10 


11  11  7 

11  18  2 

8  8- 


9  19 
12  1 

6  1 

8  17 

9  4 
4  12 

7  8 
6  11 
6  8 

11  18 
4  12 

8  14 
4  17 
8  17 
6  6 

14  19 
16  18 

12  12 
6  8 


6 


12  14  8 

10  16  8 

6  14  4 

8  16  - 


Extraordinary 

Outlay 
for  Buildljig 

or 
Improving. 

18. 


£.  #.   (L 


Interest  Paid 

on 
Bonded  Deht 

14. 


97  14    6 


18    2    2 


16-6 


400    -    - 


17  16    2 


107    4    1 


40    8    2 


£,   i.   d. 


Bonded  Debt 
Paid  off. 

16. 


Other 
Payments. 

16. 


£.    «.   d. 


19    4    - 


40 


B3 


£.  9,    d. 


-    8    2 
4  16    4 


2    8  4 

19  18  6 

-    7  6 

2  12  6 

18  16  - 

'-  17  7 

1  10  - 

6    2  1 

16    8  2 

18  8 


2  10  - 
-14  6 
1  12    6 


2    8  6 

11  11  6 

-  14  - 

40    1  4 

8    4  4 


14    6 
-    6    - 


6  19 


6  14  11 

13  18    9 

8    7    8 


6  8    8 
4    4- 

7  16    7 


-    6  8 

24    6  8 

8    6  8 

6  11  6 


8  17    9 
2  18    6 

8    6    9 


-  19    6 


6  16    8 
14    9    6 


6    2- 

"-6    6 
16- 


1  10    8 

-    4    6 

14-2 


1  11    6 


Total 

ezpeicditurb. 

17. 


£.    i.   d. 

8  18  11 

6  19    6 

17  17 

19  16 

8  19 

41    6 

7 

1 

8 

1 

8 

17 


6 

26 

208 

10 

10 

7 


7 
9 
6 
6 
6 
7 
8 
10 
1 
2 


67  16  10 

28  4  11 
7  16    6 

10  7  6 
71  8  6 
22  18    6 

9    2 
48    - 

11  12 
7  16 

71    1 

6    7 

76  18 

11    1 

6  11  10 

21    8    1 

11    7 

6    4 

87  11 

6  16 

16  11 

87    8 

1 

6 

4 

4 

11  16    9 

6  17    6 

4    1    7 

112  10    7 

14    8    4 

24    8    6 

29  11  6 
21  14    8 

6  16    6 


468 

6 

81 

24 


14  16 
18    9 


5 

5 

9 

4 

18 

120    - 

81  18 


8 

6 
1     1 

8  10 

4    - 


12 
8 


12  2  10 
4  12  4 
9  16    - 

47    9 
6    9 

19  10 

17  10 

26    7 

14    4 

28  17 


14  17  6 

11  16  4 

6    2  8 

10    1  2 


Balance 

in  hand  at 

the  end 

of  Tear. 

18. 


£.   «.    d, 

-  10  11 

21    8    7 

16  6  8 
7  18  8 
4    8    1 


7  4  4 
8-7 
4  16    - 


-  16  1 
2  14  4 

19    8  2 

-16  1 

4    2    7 

2-6 

-  12  11 

2  18  6 
19  16  6 
16  18    9 

11    4    6 

-  10  11 


1  19 

2  - 
1  16 
1    - 

19  13 
6  12 
-  6  10 
6  6  8 
6    2  11 

1  17    6 


26    6    7 


7    6    8 
-  11    2 


-  16  8 

6    9  2 

1  8  6 

4  16  4 

2  -  - 

18  6 

12  18  - 


6  18    - 
6  12    6 


9  19  10 
1    8    7 


Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Tear. 

19. 


£.  #•   d. 


400    - 


440    - 


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Province  op  Cantbrbixby — ^Diocbse  of  CHiCHSStTER — continued. 


No, 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


B&lsnce 

from  previous 

Year. 


Amoaot  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 


Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

S. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 


Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 


Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 


Borrowed 

daring 
the  Year. 

7. 


Total 
Rkcxiptb, 

8. 


71 

*  72 

73 
74 
75 

.76 

77 

78 
79 
80 
^81 
82 
88 

84 

m 


90 
91 
92 
93 
94 
95 
96 
97 
98 


100 
101 
102 
103 
104 

105 
106 
107 
108 
109 
110 
111 
112 
113 
114 
115 
116 
117 
118 
119 
120 
121 
122 
128 
124 
125 

126 
127 

128 
129 
180 
131 
182 
133 
134 
135 
136 

137 
138 
139 

140 
141 


Dean,  -West,  near  Chi- 
chester. 
Dean,  West,  near  Seaford 
Denton ,-  -  -  .  - 
Ditchlirig  •  .  . 
D^nnington     .        *        . 

Eartham         -   .    - 
Easebeiime,  and  Amber- 
sham,  South. 
Eastbeame     ..       -        . 
Eastbeame,  Holy  Tttnity 
EiiHtergate      -        *        . 
Edburten        .        »        . 
Etehingham   ~       - 
Ewhofst  -% 

Falrlight 

Palmer--  -^       «       - 

Felpbam  ... 

Ferohurst  ... 

Ferring-  -  «                • 

FindoB   -  .        .       ^ 

Firle,  West  - 

Fishboome,  Ne(w    - 

Fletehing  -        -       - 

Folkiogton  ... 

Ford       -  ..       -        - 

Framfield  .        -        . 

Frapt     -  -        -        - 

Friston  -  -        -        - 

Funtington  ... 

Glynde '-        -        -        - 

Goring   -        -        -.        - 
Qraffbam        -        .        . 
Grinstead,  West 
Guestling       ... 
Guldeford,  East 

Hailsham        ... 

Hampnett,  West     - 

Hamsey 

Hardham        ... 

Hartfield        ... 

Hartiag-        .        .       •- 

Heatbfield      ... 

Heighten,  South      -       - 

Hellingly 

Henfield         -        - 

Herstmonceuz 

Heysbott         .        -        - 

HoatWy,  East 

Hoathly,  West 

Holiington      ... 

Hooe      -        .        -        - 

Horsham        ... 

Horstedkeynes 

Hordled,  Little 

Houghton 

Hove,  with  St  John  the 

Baptist. 
Hunston         ... 
Hurstperpoint 

Icklesham  ... 
Iden  .... 
IBeld  .... 
Iford  .  .  -  - 
Iping  -  .  .  - 
Isfteld  .  •  .  . 
Itchenor,  West 
Itehiiigfleld  - 
Jevingtou        .... 

Keymer-  .  .  - 
Kingston  ... 
Kirdford  ... 

Lancing 

Laughton       -i      -       " 


4    3    4 


£.    i,    d, 
27    8  11 

8  18    4 


8    2 

T9  10 

6  14 


17  18  11 
41  10    3 


-  16    5 


15  II  11 

10    6    9 

13  11  3 

5  11  6 

-  15  7 

8    7  9 

4    2  10 

3    7  9 

3  13  1 


117  19    8 
33  15    - 


10    7  6 

3  9  3 
83    -  - 

2  8  6 
9  15  8 

1     7  - 

46    2  -. 

4  14  8 
14  12  4 

5-6 

5  16  7 

12    3  6 

-  13  2 
14    8  I 

-  17  8 

3  16  10 

-  18  8 
9  13  5 

1     -  6 

1  19  1 

2  14  2 
1  5  3 
1    6  6 

1  18  2 

4  18  11 


10  9  - 
15  17  4 
29    -    - 


28    3  10 


31 


£.    «.   d. 


£.  J.   d. 


£.    t.    d. 


£.  i.   d. 


I    -    - 


2    2 


3    8    4 


20  10  4 
70  17  - 
14  8  9 
35  19  9 
28  15  - 
10  10  11 


117  11  10 

5-11 

9  15  4 

SO    9  4 

3  10  7 

3    8  9 

10    7  8 

2  12  - 

-    7  9 


53  9  11 
-  6  10 
8  15    - 

16    1    1 


279    3    8 
45  12    5 


15    9    d 


44  17  11 
18  8  11 
26    3  10 

54  15  2 
35  11  9 
76  10    8 


3d  18  6 
30  2  3 
18    7    4 


104  ..  1 
44  5  - 
19  12  11 


55  14  10 

23  14  6 

16    4  8 

16    7  4 

145    -  - 

21    5  4 

14    1  I 


42    4    4 


38  15    - 

39  8    3 

12  18    9 


6  16 
8  19    2 

10    2  10 

7  12    - 
6  17    6 

23  18    8 


32 


470  19  10 


26    7 


21  12    4 


15  15    - 


7    9    9 


2  10 
-.10 


A    4.- 


£.  #.   d 


14  14    1 
-  10    - 


-    7    - 
1     1    6 


£.    «.    <L 

31  12    3 

8  18    4 

8    2- 

20  10    - 

6  14    - 

17  18  11 
49  12    3 

121     8    - 

32  16    - 
-  16    5 

10  9  - 
15  17  4 
44  11  11 

38  10  7 
13  11     3 

5  11     6 

34  6    2 
8  17    9 

24  13  2 
74    4    9 

18  1  10 

35  19    9 

39  2  6 
14-2 

33  -    - 
279 

2 


3    3 
8    6 


55    8  I 

16  16  2 

61  17  - 

26    7  - 

59  10  3 

18    8  11 

31     4  4 


60 
35 
88 

53 

30 
54 

113 
44 
20 
1 
58 
24 
17 
16 

146 
21 
19 


11  9 

11  9 

14  2 

13  2 

1  7 
19  11 

4  2 
18  3 
13  6 

5  - 


13  4 

19  1 

9  - 

19  9 


603    5    9 

5  10  11 
51  19    8 


31  9 
39  2 
44  . 
10  18 
12  18 
10  7 
8  13 


9 

10 


4 
6 
9 
3 
6 
6  11 
2  10 


65    5  11 

7    4    4 

32  13    8 

16    I     1 
26    7    - 


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OT  Cantbkbubt — ^Diocese  of  Chichbstsb— coa^ntce^f. 

E  X  P  E  K  D  I  T  U  R  E. 

Bonded 

or 

Mjrtgage  Debt 

BikDcedaa 

Ordinary 

Ktinteiiance 

Extraordiiary 

lotorertPald 

Balance 

BepairAof 

Outlay 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

in  Hand  at 

Not 

oa 

Church 

oftke 

for  BoildiDg 

on 

the  end 
of  Year. 

at  the 

nevtoasYear. 

or 
Churchyard. 

PubUeWOTship. 

or 
Impiroriiig. 

Bonded  Debt 

Paidofll 

Payments. 

Expenditure 

end  of  the  Year. 

10.     = 

H. 

12. 

^    li 

i 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17- 

18. 

19. 

£.    1.  d. 

£.    f.    d. 

£.    t.   d. 

£.    <.    d. 

£.    fc   A 

£.    i.    d. 

£.    s.    d. 

£.     9.  d. 

£.      9.d. 

£.     s.    d. 

- 

8  16    - 

10  13    - 

- 

.     - 

4    8    6 

17  17    6 

13  14    9 

— 

71 

1  13^4 

-    3    2 

4  15    4 

^             _ 

_ 

6  11  10 

2    6    6 

^^ 

72. 

6  IQ    6 

. 

. 

6  16    6 

1     5    6 

— 

73 

^          , 

6    4    3 

11    6    8 

. 

4    3- 

20  13  10 

— 

-~ 

74, 

• 

5  13  11  ; 

- 

6  13  11 

1    -    1 

— 

75 

6  15   6 

-    9    6 

3    7     1 

_ 

-  16    6 

n    8    7 

6  10    4 

««, 

76 

19-9 

2    3    4 

16    2    9 

- 

5    3    6 

42    9    4 

1     2  11 

— 

77 

46  18    5 

74    8    2 

. 

. 

121    6    7 

-    1    5 

_ 

78 

. 

6  17    9 

30    6    7 

. 

« 

36    3    4 

— 

— 

79 

,. 

-    1    6 

6    4- 

. 

. 

5    5    6 

— 

._. 

80. 

2   -    - 

2    -    - 

'    2  18    6 

. 

2    7    6 

9    6- 

1     3    - 

— . 

81 

5  9    6 

1     8    6 

9  17    - 

. 

3  14    8 

20    9    8 

««> 

— 

82 

4    3    6 

10    4    8 

- 

1  14    6 

16    2    8 

28    9    3 

— 

83 

20    7     8 

^             ^ 

3    9    6 

23  17    2 

14  13    5 

.. 

84 

3    9    7 

8    B    1 

« 

3  13    8 

16    6    4 

■  ..* 

—. 

85 

3  19    1 

7  10    - 

. 

3  14    - 

15    3    1 

— 

-« 

86 

2    7  10 

9    9    6 

. 

-  14    1 

12  11     5 

21  14    9 

— . 

87 

1     7    - 

8    2    8 

. 

- 

9    9    8 

— 

— 

88 

1     6    2 

14    9    6 

. 

2  19    8 

18  14    4 

5  18  10 

— 

89. 

9    7    5 

16  18    - 

43    8    6 

. 

69  13  11 

4  10  10 

-~ 

9a 

1  15    3 

6  18    3 

. 

1  10    - 

10    3    6 

7  18    4 

.— 

91. 

"s    7    6 

7    5    4 

17  19    - 

. 

614    1 

35    5  11 

-  13  10 

— 

92 

15    6    - 

4  11    - 

. 

4    2    6 

23  19    6 

15    3    - 

— 

93 

6  11     6 

3  14    6 

. 

1    -    - 

11     6    - 

2  14    2 

— 

94 

17  10    - 

5  10    - 

s    -    - 

25    -    - 

8    -    - 

-i- 

96 

7  15    4 

12  14    6 

44    1    2 

12  10    - 

14  12    6 

172  10    - 

96  15    5 

S90  18  11 

. 

120    -    - 

96 

3    2- 

. 

S    9    1 

5  11    1 

'  — 

— 

97 

10  15    4 

12    1    4 

- 

6    2  11 

27  19    7 

27    8    6 

— 

98' 

1     7  10 

6    4    1 

.            . 

-  19    4 

8  11    3 

8    4  11 

^ 

99' 

12    6    - 

. 

3    4    3 

15    9    3 

46    7    9 

-» 

100 

'l  18    6 

5    -    - 

. 

4  14  11 

11  13    6 

14  13    7 

.fa- 

101 

41  18    - 

18  15    - 

. 

. 

60  13    - 

■  — 

— 

102 

-   1    - 

-  18    - 

13  12    5 

. 

. 

14  11    5 

3  17    6 

— 

103 

16    5    1 

7    9    6 

- 

7  18    3 

31  12  10 

*  — 

— 

104 

24    8    1 

8    7- 

^            _ 

11  12    - 

44    7     1 

16    4    8 

m^ 

105 

21   15    9 

8    4    8 

4    3    5 

2  18    7 

37    2    6 

•  — 

— 

106 

3  19    4 

10    9    3 

. 

25    -    - 

'20    -    - 

6    3    4 

65  11  11 

28    2    3 

480    -    - 

107 

4-6 

. 

. 

. 

4-6 

-  — . 

— 

108 

4    2    7 

21  14    5 

. 

S    1     - 

27  18    - 

25    3    7 

— 

109 

11  16    6 

11  17    - 

2  14    - 

" 

4    2  11 

30  10    5 

-    9    6 

— 

110 

-  11    4 

8  14    6 

. 

"7    -    - 

25 

2    6    4 

43  12    2 

10  12    - 

160    -    - 

111 

2    6    6 

. 

. 

2    6    6 

•  — 

— 

112 

9  18  10 

10  18    - 

67    1    1 

3    9    8 

91     2    7 

22  10  11 

— 

113 

7   8   1 

13-3 

18    4    - 

. 

. 

38  12    4 

5  12    8 

— 

114 

1   12    7 

5  10    - 

. 

6  10    - 

13  12    7 

7-9 

— 

115 

1   14    3 

3  13    - 

. 

1  17    6 

7    4    9 

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-    7    - 

6    6    8 

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12  18    2 

49    3  10 

9    5    2 

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117 

1  14     1 

12  19  10 

. 

4  14    3 

19    8    2 

5  11     7 

— > 

118 

10     1     3 

5 

, 

1  16    - 

W  17    3 

-  13  11 

— 

119 

6    8- 

. 

6-2 

12    8    2 

3  19    2 

— 

120 

38    1    2 

94  14    6 

. 

8  10    - 

141     5    8 

5  12    6 

— 

121 

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4    8    5 

10    1    6 

. 

1     1    3 

16    2    8 

5    2    8 

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122 

17  13    6 

. 

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1    6    6 

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. 

4  19    - 

. 

6    6- 

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124 

24  14  10 

120    6    8 

■ 

90    4  11 

170    -    - 

47    4  11 

452  11    4 

150  14    5 

1,850 

125 

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4    12 

_             ^ 

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-  10    - 

6    5    6 

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136 

6    7    4 

31  15    6 

- 

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8-7 

46    3    5 

5  16    3 

— 

127 

6    7    1 

19    8    1 

35    8    B 

_             . 

3  16    3 

64  18    8 

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128 

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8    2  11 

14  18    8 

. 

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4  15    8 

28    6    5 

10  15    7 

— 

129 

3    9  10 

11    8    6 

18  18    3 

. 

2  11     3 

36    7  10 

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9    2    3 

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186 

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— 

139 

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7    6    3 

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Province  op  Canterbury— Diocese  op  Chicilesti&u— continued. 


143 

144 

146 
146 
147 
148 
149 
160 
161 


162 
163 
164 
166 
166 
167 
168 
160 
160 
161 
162 

168 
164 
166 
166 
167 
168 
169 

170 
171 
172 
173 

174 
176 
176 
177 
178 
179 
180 
181 
182 
183 
184 
186 
186 
187 
188 
189 
190 
101 

102 
193 
104 
196 
196 
197 
198 
199 
900 
201 

202 
203 
904 
206 
206 
207 
208 
209 
210 
211 
212 
213 
214 


Lavant,Mid  -       .       - 
Lewes: 

St.  John -the.  Baptist, 
Southoyer. 

St.  Peter  and  St  Mary 
Linch     -        -        -        . 
Linchmere      ... 
Littlehampton 
Lodworth       .        -        - 
Lulliogton      -        .        - 
Lurgashall     ... 

Madehurst      - 
Mailing,  South 
Mardeo,  Bast 
Marden,  Up    - 
Maresfleld      ... 
Merston         .        -        - 
Middleton       ... 
Midhurst        ... 
MUland. 

Mountfield     ... 
Mnndham,  North  - 

Newick- 

Newtimbep     ... 

Ninfield,  St.  Mary  -        - 

Northchapel  -        .        - 

Northiam       ... 

Nuthnrst 

Nutley  .        -        -        - 

Ore        .... 

Orlestone       ... 
Oving    .... 
Ovingdean      ... 

Pagham         -        -       - 
Parham          ... 
Patcbam        ... 
Patching        ... 
Portslade        .        .        - 
Peasmarsh      ... 
Penburst        ... 
Pett       .... 
Petworth 

Pevensey        .        .        - 
Piddinghoe     ... 
Playden          ... 
Plumpton       ... 
Poynings        ... 
Preston .        .        .        - 
Preston,  East 
Pulborough    -        .        - 
Pyecombe      -        -       - 

Racton  .        -        -        - 
Ringmer         .        -        - 
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Rottingdean  .        .        - 
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Rumbolds  Whyke   - 
Rnsper  .        -        .        - 
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ENGLAKD   AND   WALES,    AND   EXPSNDITURB   THERBOF,    FOR  THE   TEAR   ENDING   EASTER    1865. 


37 


Province  of  Canterbury — Diocese  of  Chichester — continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

Balance  doe 

— 

Ordinary 

Maintenance 

Extraordinary 

Interest  Paid 

Balance 

Repairs  of 

Outlay 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

in  Hand  at 

No. 

OQ 

Church 

of  the 

for  Building 

on 

the  end 

at  the 

previoiMYear. 

or 
Churchyard. 

Public  Worship. 

or 
Improving. 

Bonded  Debt. 

Paid  off. 

Payments. 

EXPENDITURB. 

of  Year. 

end  of  the  Year. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13, 

14. 

16. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

£.1.  d. 

£.  s.    d. 

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d. 

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— 

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SUMS   RECEIVED    IN    RESPECT  OF   CHl/ROH   OR   CHAPEL   RATES    IN   EACH    PARISH   IN 


Province  of  Canterbttrt — Diocese  op  Chichester — contimted. 


PARISH. 

RECEIPTS. 

No. 

Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected. 

in 

Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 

Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 

Total 

Recbipts. 

8. 

fislancs 
Ofer^t 
ittittend 

tfTw. 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts, 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

215 
216 
217 
218 
219 
2'iO 
'221 
222 
223 
224 
225 
226 
227 
228 

229 
280 
231 
232 
233 
234 
235 
286 
237 

238 
239 

240 
241 
242 
243 
244 
245 
246 
247 
248 
249 
250 
251 
252 
253 
254 

255 

256 
257 
258 
259 
260 
261 
262 
263 

264 

Sompting        -        -        - 
Soutbwater     -        .        - 
Stedham         ... 
Steyning         -        -        - 
Stoke,  North  - 
Stoke,  South  -        -        - 
Stoke,  West   - 
Stonington      -        -        - 
Stophun         -        -        - 
Stoughton       ... 
Streat    .        -        -        - 
Sullington       -        -        - 
Sutton,  near  Petworth      - 
Sutton,  with  Seaford 

Tangmere       -        -        - 
Tarring,  West 
Thakeham       .        -        - 
Tborney,  West 
Ticehurst        -        -        - 
Tillington        -        -        - 
Toitington      -        «        - 
Trotton  -        .        -        - 
Twinebam 

Uckfield 

Udimore         -        -        - 

Wadhuast       -        -        - 

Walberton      .       -       - 

Waltiiam,  Cold 

Waltham-Up  -        -.       - 

Warbleton      -        -        - 

Warnham        -        -        - 

Wartling 

Washington    •        -        - 

Westfield 

Westbam        ... 

Westmeston    -        -        - 

Whatlington  - 

Wlllingdon      -        -        - 

Wilmington     -        -        - 

Wlnchelsea,   St   Thomas 

the  Apostle. 
Wisborough  Green,  with 

Loxwood. 
Wiston   -       -       -       - 
Witbyham  and  St.  John's 
Wittering,  West      - 
Wivelsfield      ... 
Woodmancote 
Woolavington 
Woolbediog    ... 
Worth,  with  Crawley  Down 

Yapton  -        .        -        - 

Total    -    -    -  £, 

£.   *.    d. 

8  11    4 
2    6  10 

7  7    7 
196  17    6 

2    4    5 

12  10    2 

5  12    7 

"  1  16    1 
2  16    7 

-  12    6 

-  16    3 
17  15    7 

5    4- 

5  10    8 

1  19    1 
4  16  10 

2  1     5 

2  6    7 

8  16    6 

1     2    4 

"  3  16    6 

6  12  10 

4  11   "- 

"2    6  I'l 
8  18    9 

27  16  "- 

4  8    4 
6    8- 

10-1 

5  12    8 
8    7  11 

3  19    6 

-  1     6 
11     4    3 

4  4- 
32  12  10 

8    4  10 

£.    f.    d, 

48  3    8 
13  10  10 

168  14    6 

6  13    2 

27     6  10 

8  19    5 

21  11     8 

6  9    9 

11  11     - 

9  16    9 
37    4    4 

13  13    6 
9  16    5 
9  14  10 

65    4    - 
40    1  10 

7  3    9 
13    6    5 

12  8    6 

49  10    4 

35  15    5 

86  17    6 
18  16    7 

9    5  11 
62  11     1 
29  19    5 
34  18    - 
25  16    4 

33  1     4 
24  12    5 
44    4    3 

-  18    9 
9    -    - 

36  17    8 

22  5    4 

"29  17   "3 

24  10    6 

8  10    - 
22  17    - 

34  17    2 

£-    #.    d. 
8  18    - 

£.    f.    d. 
30    2  11 

14    7    8 

- 
18  14    5 

£.    *.    d. 

"  2  18  '- 
22  17     6 

16    -    - 
"17    -  "6 

£.    *.   d. 

8    -    - 

-  10    - 

-  7    - 

-  10    5 

£.  f.    d. 

£.   f.   d. 

56  14    7 

15  17    8 

19    3    7 

388    9    6 

6  13    2 

27  6  10 

11  3  10 
42  13    1 

5  12    7 
21  11     8 

6  9    9 

13  7    1 

12  13    4 
37  16  10 

14  9    9 

35  12    - 

14  18  10 

5  10    8 
83    3    1 
44  18    8 

9    5    2 

15  13    - 

21  5    - 

51    2    8 

36  2    5 

86  17    6 

22  13    1 

6  12  10 
9    5  11 

62  11     1 
34  10    5 

34  18    - 
25  16    4 
85    8    3 

33  11    2 
44    4    3 
14  18     1 

28  14    9 

13  8    4 
43-8 

22    5    4 

10   -•  1 

35  9  11 
25     8    5 
47     4    5 

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34  1     3 
4     4- 

32  12  10 

43     2    - 

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6,233    6    4 

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98-8 

181  17  10 

161     8    2 

400    -    - 

9,602    5    5 

436  14  11 

From  the  following  Places  Returns  have  been  received — Nil,  or  no  Rates  Collected : 

Hangleton. 


Aldrington. 

Chichester : 

CllftonvUle. 

Ardingly. 

St.  Andrew. 

Coates. 

Bodle-street-green. 

St.  John's. 

Coombs. 

Bi-lgliton. 

St  Paul's. 

Didling. 

St.  Anne's. 

St.  Pt'ter  the  Qreat,  or 

Duneton. 

Buttolphs. 

Sub-deanery. 

Elated. 

Eridge-greon. 

Fittlewortb. 

Flimwell,  St.  Augustine's. 

Forest  Row. 

Oreatham. 

Grinstead,  East. 


Hastings : 
All  Saints. 
St.  Clement's. 
St.  Clement,  Hiltoo. 


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EXPENDITURE. 

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Extraordinary 

Interest  Paid 

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From  the  following  Places  Returns  have  been  received — Nil,  or  no  Rates  Collected : 


Clogston  Bagpiue. 

Uogttoih-by^ea. 

'Moard's,  St.,  on  Sea,  xrlth 
St  Hiry  Magdalen. 


Lewes: 

All  Saints. 

St  John's  (Snb  Castro). 

St.  Michael's. 

St  Thomas-in-the-Cliffe. 


Lindfleld. 
litlington. 

Marden,  North. 
Netherfield. 

Plaston. 


Rogate. 

Shorehani,  New. 
Soutbease. 

Stanmer. 
Stanstead. 


Staplefleld    Common,   St 

iMHrk. 
Stunegate,  St  Peter's. 

Waldron. 
Wiggenhote. 


Nnmber  of  Places    -    -    47 


Betnms. 

Nils. 

Totals, 

264 

47 

811 

411. 


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SUMS    RBCEIVED   IN    RESPBCT   QF   CHURCH   OR   CfiAPBL   RATES   IN   EACH   PARISH   IK 


Province  op  Canterbury — cofUinued. 


DIOCESE    OF    ST.    DAVID^S. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  preyioas 

Year. 

1. 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 


Under  the 

Chnrch 

Building 

Acts. 

6. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 


Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 


Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 


Borrowed 

daring 

the  Tear. 

7. 


Total 
Rbgsipts. 

8. 


Abhey-cwm-Hir 

Aberedw         -  -  - 

Alitmawr        -  .  - 

Amroth  -        -  -  - 

Angle    -        -  -  - 

Bangor  -        -  -  - 

Begelly  -        -  -  - 

Beguildj         -  -  . 
Bettws  Bledrws 
Bettws  Disserth 
Bettws  Penpont 

Bleddfa-        -  -  - 

Boslierston     -  -  - 

Boughrood  -  -  - 
Brecon,  St.  David  - 

Burton  -  -  .  . 
Capel  Colman 

Carew    -        -  -  - 

Castlemartin  -  -  - 

Cathedine       -  .  - 

Cheriton          •  .  . 

Cilie  Aeron  -  -  - 
CilymaenUwyd 

Clarbeston      •  -  - 

Clyro     -        -  .  - 

Colva     -        -  -  - 

Cosheston       -  -  - 

Cre^na         -  -  - 

Crickbowel     .  .  . 

Crinow   -        -  -  - 

Cwmtoyddwr  -  -  - 

Dale       .        -  .  . 

Devynock       -  -  - 

Disserth          .  -  - 
B^lwys-cymmin 
Florence,  St  - 
Qarthbrengy  ,- 

Glasbury         -  -  . 

Qlascomb        .  .  . 

Gumfreston     -  -  - 

Gwenddwr  -  -  - 
Harmon,  St.    - 

Hasguard  .  .  . 
Haverford    West,     Saint 

Thomas. 

Hay       -        -  -  - 

HenllanTeifl  .  .  - 

Heyop   -        -  .  - 

Hod^eston      -  -  - 

Hubberston    -  .  . 

liston     -        -  -  - 
Isbmael's,  St,  - 
Issell's,  St.     - 

Jeflfreston        -  -  . 

Kerry  -  -  -  - 
Revenlleece,  or  Cefnllys  - 
Kilycwm,  or  Cilycwm 

Lamphey        -  -  - 

Lawrenny       -  -  - 

Llanafan>y-Trawsgoed  - 

Llanarthney    -  -  - 

Llanbadam  Fawr  - 
Llanbadam  Fynydd 
Llanbadarn-y-Garreg 

Llanbedr         -  -  - 

Llancyofelin    -  -  - 

Llanddarog     .  .  . 

LIunddeinol    -  -  - 

Llanddewi       .  .  . 
Llanddewi  Aberarth 
Llanddewi-fach 

Llanddewi  Velfrey  - 

Uandebie        .  .  - 

liiandefailoff-fach  - 
Llaudilorvane 


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9    6 


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8    8 


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22  19  2 

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WrOLAND   AND    WALES,    AND    EXPENDITURE   THEREOF,    FOR   THE   YEAR    ENDING    EASTER    1865*         4l 


Province  of  Canterbury— c<wtfntt€dL 


DIOCESE    OF    ST.    DAVID^S. 


EXPENDITURE. 

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Maintenance 

Extraordinary 

Interest  Paid, 

Balance 

or 
Mortgage  Debt 

Repairs  of 

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Bonded  Debt  1 

Other 

Total 

in  Hand  at 

No. 

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Charch 

of  the 

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the  end 

at  the 

or 

or 

Paid  off.     1 

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EXPBNDITUBE. 

end  of  the  Year. 

prcTJoiuYeBr. 

Churchyard. 

Public  Worship. 

ImproYing. 

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SUMS    RECEIVED   IN    RESPECT   OF   CHURCH    OR   CHAPEL  RATES   IN   EACH   PAIU8H   IN 


Province  of  Canterbury — Diocese  op  St.  David's— conft'nti^rf. 


PARISH. 

RECEIPTS. 

Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

la 

Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 

Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

Borrowed 

daring 

tiieYear. 

7. 

No. 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Chorch 

BaUding 

Acts. 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

lOTAL 

Receipts. 
8. 

umipfflt 

tttheeod 

oTYsir. 

i 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 

81 

82 

83 

84 

85 

86 

87 

88 

89 

90 

91 

92 

93 

94 

95 

96 

97 

98 

99 

100 

101 

102 

103 

104 

105 

106 

107 

108 

109 

110 

111 

112 

113 

114 

115 

116 

117 

118 

119 

120 

121 

122 

123 

124 

125 

126 

127 

128 

129 

130 

131 

132 

133 

134 

135 

136 

137 

138 

139 

140 

141 

142 

143 

144 

145 

146 

147 

148 

149 

150 

151 

152 

153 

Llandingat     - 
Llandrindod    ... 
Llandugwydd 
Llanedy          -        .        - 
Llanegwad     -        .        - 
Llanelly,  St.  Paal*8 
Llanelwedd     -        ,        . 
Llanfairorllwyn 
Llanfihangel  Abarbythych 
Llanfihangel  Fechan 
Llanfihangel  Geneurglyn - 
Llanfihangel  Heligen 
Llanfihangel  Naatbran    - 
Llanfihangel  Naotmelaa- 
Llanfihangel  Rhydithon  - 
Llanfihangel  Talylln 
Llangain         ... 
Llanganteo     - 
Llangathen     ..       •        . 
Llangattock    .        «        - 
Llangennech  -        •        . 
Llanganney    -        -        . 
Llangennith   *        •        . 
Llanganllo  (Cardfgauhlre) 
Llanganllo  (Radnorahiie) 
Llangwm        ... 
Llangwyryfon 
Llanhamlach  •        .        - 
Llanhowell     - 
Llunilar          ... 
Uaniitid 
Llanllwni        ... 

Llanpumpsaint 
Llanrhyttld     -        -       - 
Llanaadumen 
LlansaiDtfread 
Llansantfraed-in-ElvIll    - 
Llanapyddid   ... 
LlansUdweil  ... 
Llanatephan    •        •        - 
Llanthetty      •        *        - 
Llanthew        -        .        - 
Uanolid          ... 
Llanvaredd     -        -        - 
Llanwnnwa     ... 
Llanychaeron 
Llanychaiam .        -        - 
Llanypc  .        .        -        - 
Llanywern      -        -        - 
Llowea   .... 
Llyswea         ... 
Llys-y.frane  ... 
Manerdivey    -        .        . 
Marloes- 

Marros  .... 
Martletwy      ... 
Moat,  New     - 
Mothvey          ... 
Nantddu          ... 
Nantmel          -        -        - 
Nash      -        -        -        . 
Netherwent,  St.  Bride's  - 
Nicholastou    .        .        • 
Nolton    .... 
Oxwich  -        -        -        . 
Oystermouth  -        -        - 
Penal  ley         ... 
Penderyn        -        -        - 
Pendine          ... 
Pennard          .        .        - 
Penrice  -        -        •        . 
Petrox,  Saint 
Pillcth   .        .        -         - 
Port  Eyuon    ... 
Prendergast    •        •        - 
PwUcrochan  ... 
Reynuidston  (Glamorgan- 
shire). 
Reynoldston   (Pembroke- 
shire). 

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2  10    - 

3  15    - 
6  15    4 
1    8  10 

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3  1     7 

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19    7 
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6  12    8 

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1-8 

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7  8  11 

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1  16    - 

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1    8    5 

16    4 
1     7    6 

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1  19    7 

-  15    8 

1    5  10 

-  4    6 

£.  «.    d. 

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5  13    5 

15  5    3 

52    9    7 

7-10 
3    9    9 

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18  13  10 

6  13    3 
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18  19    5 
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8  13    9 
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2-8 

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17 

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6  18    3 
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7  18    8 
11     1  10 

7  10    - 

4  1     3 

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3-10 

9  -    - 
10    2    6 

6  12    6 
9  16  10 

5  18    2 

9    2    9 
17  17    9 

5  12    7 
39     1     4 

4    5    4 

4  11     6 

5  -    - 

22  8    9 
3  15    3 

7  4    4 

6  6    1 

7  19  10 
6    6    2 

5  19    9 
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1    4    4 
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30    3    9 
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3-10 

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1  12    2 

8  8    6 

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2  4    2 

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19  6    2 
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EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

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Ordinary 

Maintenance 

Extraordinary 

Interest  Paid 

Balance 

or 
Mortgage  Debt 

Repairs  of 

Outlay 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

in  Hand  at 

No. 

on 

Chnreh 

of  the 

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the  end 

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or 

Paid  off. 

Payments. 

Expenditure. 

end  of  the  Year. 

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CharchyanL 

PablieWorship. 

ImproTlng. 

Bonded  Debt 

of  Year. 

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10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

16. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

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£.    *.    d. 

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3-7 

» 

118 

3   8    2 

2    5- 

. 

. 

. 

-    3    - 

6  16    3 

1  18  10 



119 

. 

. 

4    -    - 

- 

• 

. 

. 

4 

-    1     3 

— .. 

120 

- 

. 

-    6    6 

. 

. 

. 

-  13    - 

-  18    6 

— 

_ 

131 

- 

. 

6  13    - 

. 

. 

. 

1    -    - 

7  13    - 

-    3    - 



123 

- 

6 

3    -    - 

. 

- 

. 

• 

8    -    - 

7  10    4 

— 

123 

- 

. 

1  19    4 

- 

. 

. 

-  16    6 

2  15  10 

-    6    - 

.... 

124 

- 

. 

4  17    3 

- 

5    -    - 

12  10    - 

1  14    - 

24     1     3 

9    8  10 

112  10    - 

125 

5   7    7 

. 

2  19    9 

- 

- 

- 

-  16    6 

9    3  10 

-  18    8 

— . 

126 

. 

2    3    7 

. 

. 

- 

. 

2    3    7 

— 

— 

137 

• 

. 

6  11    - 

. 

- 

• 

. 

5  11     - 

3  17    6 

— 

128 

•           . 

5    9  10 

3  10    - 

. 

• 

.             • 

-  17    - 

9  16  10 

— 



129 

-12    1 

.    - 

3    3- 

. 

. 

. 

-  17    8 

4  12    9 

16    5 

— 

130 

- 

-  10    4 

2    9- 

. 

. 

. 

. 

2  19    4 

— 

— 

131 

- 

«    -    - 

2  18    - 

. 

. 

. 

-  10    4 

5    8    4 

8     6    5 

— 

133 

- 

4  12    - 

6  10    - 

. 

- 

. 

10    2    - 

9    4    2 

._ 

138 

. 

4  19    4 

• 

• 

. 

-  13    3 

5  12    7 

.. 



184 

- 

"3-9 

. 

. 

- 

- 

-  16    6 

2  17    3 

36    4    1 

— 

186 

. 

4  18    - 

. 

. 

. 

- 

4  18    - 

— 



136 

- 

5  16  11 

4  13    - 

. 

. 

. 

-  19    - 

11     7  11 

1     -    5 

—. 

137 

. 

_ 

3  15    4 

. 

. 

. 

3  15    4 

2     3    8 

«.. 

138 

. 

« 

. 

« 

. 

,            . 

- 

-    2    7 

._ 

139 

- 

-    9    - 

3  10    - 

« 

- 

• 

1    -    - 

4  19    - 

-  10    7 



140 

18  17    4 

4    3- 

6    6    3 

. 

. 

. 

3  10    6 

82  17     1 

«. 

.» 

141 

- 

. 

5  19    9 

. 

. 

. 

1  10    8 

7  10    5 

— 

-^ 

142 

2  10    9 

1  11     2 

2  14  11 

. 

. 

. 

2  13    6 

9  10    4 

12  18    5 

,_ 

143 

-    5    6 

-    5    9 

2  12    - 

. 

. 

• 

-  18    7 

4    1  10 

.. 

.. 

144 

- 

- 

3  18    2 

. 

. 

. 

3    3    6 

7     1     8 

-  18    4 

... 

145 

-    3    7 

-    6    - 

4    6- 

- 

• 

. 

1     7    - 

6    1     7 

-    4    6 

_ 

146 

-    2    4 

2  11    - 

3  11     - 

-  18    3 

- 

. 

3     1     6 

10    4    1 

— 

.. 

147 

• 

-    2    - 

3    2    6 

- 

• 

. 

1  16    6 

5    1- 

1     5    2 

_ 

148 

- 

. 

5    5- 

•             — 

. 

. 

1  13    - 

6  18    - 

-    7    7 

— 

149 

-16    3 

6  10    6 

5    7- 

. 

• 

. 

19- 

13    2    9 

— 

— 

150 

1  18    9 

-  11    - 

7  17    6 

- 

• 

. 

1  11     - 

11  18    3 

1  15    9 



151 

• 

-  10    - 

2    2- 

- 

- 

- 

3  15     1 

6    7     1 

— 

— 

152 

-   6    . 

-    -    4 

- 

- 

- 

- 

16    4 

1  11     8 

-    6    2 

1 

1 

— 

153 

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SUMS   BBCBIVBD   IN    RESPECT   OF   CHURCH   OR   CHAPEL   RATES   IN    EACH   PARISH  IN 


Province  op  Canterbury — Diocese 

OP  St.  David's— continued. 

PARISH. 

RECEIPTS. 

Balance 

from  prevloui 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 

Penalties, 

Alms, 
or  other 
Receipts. 

6. 

Borrowed 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 

Total 

Receipts. 

8. 

fillioeef 

Otenpat  ' 
It  the  cod 
oCYot. 

i 

JHo. 

'           At 
Common 
Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Church 

Buildmg 

Acts. 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

154 
155 
156 
157 
158 
159 
160 
161 
162 
163 

164 
165 

166 
167 
168 
169 
170 
171 
172 
178 

174 

175 
176 
177 
178 
179 
180 

181 

Rhayader       -       -       - 
Rhos  Crowther 
RhoslUy          -        .        - 
Rhostie- 
Rhydberth      - 
Rhyd-y-Bryw 
'  Robeston  Wathan  - 
Robeston.  West 
Rosemarket    .       -        - 
Rulen     -        -       -       . 

Spittal   .... 
Stackpole  Elidar     - 

Tai^-Vechan     ... 
TalachddA      -       -       - 
Talbenny        ... 
Talgarth 

Trallong         ... 
Treffgame      -        -        - 
Tregaron,  or  Caronisclawdd 
Twynnels,  St. 

Uzmaston       ... 

Walton,  East  - 
Walwyn's  Castle     - 
Warren  .       -       -       - 
Whitchurch    -        -        - 
Whitton 
Williamston,  East  - 

Yerbeston      .        .        - 

Total    .    -    - 

£.  *.    d. 

13  10    - 

-  6    6 
13- 

-  3    7 

25"- 

-  9  11 

-  9    - 

-  2    6 

1  18  "2 
4    -    - 

3  10    9 

-  -    5 

-  1  11 

-  3    9 

1  12    5 

2  15    9 

-  15    8 

£.  9.    d. 

8  13    7 

10    2    1 

4  19    6 

1  14    2 

2  11     4 
10    -    - 
14    7    2 
13    5  10 

2  10    4 

8  10    - 

9  6  10 

4  18    5 
22  11  10 

30    -    - 
12  15    6 

1  15    - 
25    -    - 

9    8    6 

16    2    I 

3  9    7 
7    4    3 

5  12  11 

7    4  10 

4  -    - 

£.    s.  d. 

£.  #.   d. 
3    9    2 

6    6- 

£.  «.  d. 

£.  9.    d. 

£.    i.d. 

£.  s.   d. 

22    3    7 

10    8    7 

6  2    6 

1  17    9 

2  n    4 

12  5    - 
14  17    1 

13  14  10 

2  10    4 

3  11    8 

SIO    - 
9    6  10 

4  18    5 

24  10    - 
4    -    - 

SO    -    - 
12  15    6 

1  15    - 

25  -    - 
12  19    3 

16    2    6 

3  11    6 

7  8- 
7  17    5 

2  15    9 

6  8    7 

7  4  10 

4  -    - 

-  5U 

-  4  9 

8  15  7 

-  3  1 
110  J 

3  10  6 
2  15  I 

1  8  8 

353  13    - 

1,837     9    - 

190 

23  10    2 

37  13    6 

114    7    2 

300 

2,85G  12  10 

278  15  8 

From  the  following  Places  Returns  have  been  received — Nil,  or  no  Rates  collected. 


Abergwili, 

Capel  Calwen. 

Abernant* 

Capel  Cynon. 

Aberyscir. 

Cardigan,  St.  Mary's. 

Aberystwyth. 

Carmarthen,  St  Peter's. 

Amb  eston. 

Caronisclawdd,    or    Strata 

Bangor. 

Florida. 

Bettws. 

Casteldwyran. 

Bettws  Evan. 

Castle  Bigh. 

Bettws  Liki. 

Cilcennln. 

Blaenpenal. 

Clears,  St. 

Blaenporth. 

Clydacb. 

Bletherston. 

Clydey. 

Brawdy. 

Conwil. 

Breehfa. 

Conwil  Gnio. 

Brecon,  St  John's. 

Crickcadarn. 

BridelL 

Cwmamman,  Christ  Church, 

Brongwyn. 

Dlhewid. 

Cararose. 

Dinas. 
Dogwells,  St. 

Cantreff. 

Egluysum. 

Ferryside,  St  Thomas. 

Fishguard. 

Ford. 

Freystrop. 

Qladestry. 
Granston. 
Gurtheli. 

Harroldston,  St.  Issells. 
Haverfordwest: 

St.  Martin. 

St  Mary. 
Hayscastle. 
Henlbanamgoed. 
Henry's  Moat. 
Henvenw. 
Herbranston. 

Ishmael,  St. 

John's,  St.-juxta,  Swansea. 
Jordanstone. 


Kenarth. 

Kidwelly. 

Kiigenan. 

Kilrhedyn. 

Lambston. 

Lampeter  Velfry. 

Laugharne. 

Lawrence,  St. 

Letterston. 

Llanbadam  Odyn. 

Llanbadam  Trefeglwys. 

Llanbedr  Painsca^tie. 

Llanboidy. 

Llanboidy,  St  David's. 

Uancrwys. 

Llancwulle. 

Llandawke. 

LlaDddewi-Abergwessin. 

Llanddewi-breH. 

Llanddewi-r-Cwm. 

Llandefailog  Tregraig. 


(a)  Llangunider. — No  churchwarden,  therefore  no  accounts  can  be  rendered. 


Llandefeilog. 

Llaodeloy. 

Llandilo  Abarcowhu 

Llandilo,  St  Deilo. 

Llandisilio  Gogo. 

Llandissilio. 

Llandowror. 

Llandyssil. 

Llanelieu. 

Llanelly  (Breconihire). 

Llandly  (Carmartbensbh). 

Llanelly,  Holy  Trinity. 

Llanelly,  St  John's. 

Llanfairarybryn. 

Uanfairdydogan. 

Llanfair  Nantgwya. 

Llanfair-Nanty-Gdt 

Llanflgan. 

Llanfihangel  Abercowo. 

Llanflhangel  AbergwefsiiL 

Llanfihangel-ar-Arth. 


Number  of  Returns  received  for  the  Diocose     - 


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Province  op  Cantbrbtjrt— Diocese  op 

St.  jyAYuy's—canHnued^ 

EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortj^age  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Tear. 

19. 

Babneedne 

on 
ferloiitTear. 

10. 

Ordinary 

Repairs  of 

Church 

or 

Churchyard* 

11. 

Maintenance 

of  the 

Publie  Worship. 

12. 

Extraordinary 

Outlay 
for  Building 

or 
ImproThig. 

13. 

Interest  Paid 

on 
Bonded  Debt 

14. 

Bonded  Debt 
Paid  off. 

16. 

other 
Payments. 

16. 

Total 
expenditurb. 

17. 

Bahince 

in  Hand  at 

the  end 

of  Year. 

18. 

No.^ 

£.$.i. 

*.  8   7 

•          • 

2  14    7 
12   2    6 

£.  9.  d. 

1  -    - 

-  4    - 

-  1  10 
9    2- 

"  3  13    1 

-  8    6 

8    2  10 
17- 

20  17    8 

-  17    8 

"  7    -  "- 

-  6    6 

2  3    2 

8    6- 

1  19    6 

-  13    6 

-  12    - 

£.    s.    d. 

7  12    3 

8  6    3 
4  19    4 
1    9    - 
1  16  10 
17    6 

16    1  10 

1  16    - 

2  1  10 

2  9    6 

1  5    - 

3  14    6 

2  10    - 
1    -    - 

12  12  10 

1  7    - 

8    6"- 

4  12    6 

10  18    4 

3  10    - 

2  19    6 

4  2    2 

1  -    - 

3  9    4 

4  7    8 

2  12    - 

£.    s.  d. 

12    8    - 

•            • 

2 

£.    i.   d. 

£.    s.   d. 

m                        m 

£.  s.    d. 

1  17    6 
-  16    6 

'  -  10  "- 

1    9    - 

8  10    - 

23  10    2 

*  1    3  'e 
1  16    - 

1  -    - 

2  13    - 

-  13    - 
2    8    6 
1    3    6 

-  11    - 

£.  s.    d. 

21  17    0 

10    1    9 

4  19    4 

1  13    - 

2  17    3 
10    9    6 
16    1  10 

6  17    1 
2  10    4 

2  9    6 

8  10    - 

12  2    6 

6  1    6 
26-2 

1    -    - 
33  10    6 
16  10    7 

1  16    - 
16    6    - 

7  12    - 

13  14    6 

3  10    - 
7    8- 
7    7    2 

2  19    6 

4  12  10 
6    1    2 

3  16    - 

£.  i.    d. 

-  6  10 

-  6  10 
13    2 

-  4    9 

1  16    6 
6  17    9 
12    2 

3    -    - 

8  14    - 
6    7    3 

2  8- 

-  1    6 

-  10    3 

1  16    9 

2  3    8 

-  6    - 

£.    9.   d. 

164 
166 
166 
167 
168 
160 
160 
161 
162 
163 

164 
166 

166 
187 
168 
169 
170 
171 
172 
173 

174 

176 
176 
177 
178 
179 
180 

181 

193  13  11 

427  17    8 

947  12    2 

678  11    1 

68  16  10 

177  10    - 

243    3    2 

2,626    3  10 

609    4    8 

1,592  10    - 

From  the  following  Places  Returns  have  been  receiyed— Nil,  or  no  Rates  collected. 


DiBfthangel  Penbedw. 
Uaafibangel-Rhosycsorn. 
lJM»fflttngel-fach-Cilfargen. 
IJMfibiBgel  Uwch  GwiU. 

Uangammirch. 

UsOgBO. 

LltDgeitho. 

Llangeler. 

liangenddine. 

IJAsginning. 

Uttglydwen. 

Utogoedmores. 

Uangobnan. 

Uangorse. 

Uiogorwen. 

Uugranog. 

Uuigiiicke. 

Utognnider  (a). 

Uangiumock. 


Llangyby. 

Llangyfelach. 

Llaniua. 

Llanllawddog. 

Llanllawen. 

Llanllwcb. 

IJanllwcbaiam. 

Llaonon. 

Llanreithan. 

Llanrhian. 

lianrhidian. 

Llansadwen. 

Llansawel. 

Uanstepban. 

Llanstinan. 

Llanthoysant 

Llanyalteg. 

Llanwenog. 

lianwinlo. 

Danwnda. 

Llanwnen. 


Uanwrtyd. 
Uanybrf. 

Narberth. 

Roch. 

Newcastle    Emlyn,    Holy 

Rudbazton. 

Uanybyther. 

Trinity. 

Slebech. 
Swansea. 

Holy  Trinity. 

St  Peter's. 
Tilley. 
Templeton. 
Tenby. 

Trelecbar  Bettws. 
Tremain. 
Troedyraur. 

Uanycefn. 

NewcasUe,  Little. 

Llanychllaydog. 

Uawhaden. 

Llechryd. 

Newchurch    (Carmarthen- 

sbire). 
Newchurch  (Radnorshire). 

Loughor. 
lioveston. 
Ludcbnroh. 

Maenclochog. 
Mathry. 

Newport 
Partrishow. 
Pembroke : 

St^flch^l'fe. 

Mellne. 

Pembrol&e  Dock^  St  John's. 

Vaynor. 

Merthyr  Cynog. 

Pembrey. 

Verwick. 

Minwear. 

Penboyr. 

Wallon,  West 

MonrlL 

Penboyr,  Holy  Trinity. 

Whitechnrch. 

Mount 

Penbryn. 

Wiston. 

Monnton. 

Pendawdd. 

Yspytty  Cynfyn. 

Hydrim. 

Penritb-with-Castellan. 

Yspytty  Ystwith. 

MynaohlogddtL 

Pontfoen. 

Ystrad  Meuric 

Number  of  Flaeet    - 

.     109 

^Betons. 

Nils. 

Total. 

W 

199 

880 

4n. 


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SUMS   R£GBIVBD   IN    RS8PBCT   OF  CHUECH   OR   OOA^BL  SATES  XM   EiiCK  P^R1S0  IV 


I^oyusrcE  OF  CASTERBTmr^-^oniimLed: 


DIOCESE    OP    EliT.    - 


Ko. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


from  preyiouB 

Year. 

1. 


Amoont  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law, 

2. 


Under  the 

Clinroh 

Bnilding 

Acts. 

8. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 


Bndowmenti 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 


during 


PenalUes,    BoBowed 

or  other    I 
Receipts,  '  the  Year. 

6.        I         7. 


TOXAL 

Rbckiftb. 


1 

2 
3 

4 

6 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 
15 

16 
17 
18 
19 
20 
21 
22 
23 
24 
25 
26 
27 
28 
29 
30 

31 
32 
33 
34 
35 
36 
37 
38 
39 
40 
41 
42 
43 
44 
45 
46 
47 
48 
49 
50 
51 
52 
53 
54 
55 
56 
57 
58 
59 


61 
62 
63 

64 
65 

67 
68 
09 
70 


AbiogtOD-in-the-Clay 

Abington,  Great 

AbingtOD,  Little      - 

Acton     -        -        - 

Alconbnry-cnm-Weston 

Alpheaton 

Amptliill 

Ampton 

Arringrton 

Ashfield 

Ashley-com-Silverley 

Assiogton 

Astwlck 

Rabraham 

Badwell-Ash  - 

Balsham 

Bardwell 

Barford,  Great 

Barford,  Little 

Barham 

Bamardiston  • 

Barnham 

Barniogliam   - 

Barring^n 

Barrow  -        -        - 

Bartlow 

Barton  -        -        - 

Barton-Ie-Clay 

Barway 

Battlesden     * 

Bedford: 

Cathbert's,  St    - 

John's,  St  - 

Peter,  St  - 
Beyton  -        -        - 
Biddenham     - 
Biggleswade  - 
Bildeston 
Billington 

Bletsoe  -        •       - 
Blnnham 
Borough  Green 
Bourn    •        -        • 
Boxford  -        • 

Boxted  -        -        - 
Boxworth 

Bradfield,  St.  Clsro 
Bradley,  Great 
Brampton 
Brandon  Ferry 
Brent  Eleigh  -        • 
Brettenham  • 

Brington         •        • 
Brinlcley 
BroclLley 
Bromhra 
Broughton 
Buckden 
fiuckworth     ^ 
Bures    -        •        • 
Bury      - 
Bury,  St.  Edmonds : 

James,  St  - 

Mary,  St  - 
Bythom 


Caddington  .  •  - 
Caldecotd  (in  Cambridge) 
Caldecote  (in  Huntingdon} 
Cambridge : 

AllSainU  -        -        - 

Andrew-the-GiMt,  St  • 

Benedict,  St 

Botolph,  St    -   - 


2  16  2 
8  18  11 


7  6  6 

2  10  5 

26  19  7 

1  14  2 


-  16  7 

'  2  16  11 

11  4  9 
33  14  - 
19  6  10 


1  8  6 


1  4  8 
18  15  2 


29  10  7 
1  3  3 


8  13  10 

-  18  3 

-  16  2 


1  6  - 

1  3  11 

16  5  3 

27  6  7 


2  11  5 
9  14  2 
-*  19  8 


5  19  3 
19  8 


19  5  10 

18  14  3 

11  1  6 

3  18  3 

13  18  1 


-61 
0  17  8 

6  8  3 

10  19  4 


-  16 
1  18 

11  18 

7  8 

8  4 
-16 


£.  t.  4, 

6  10  6 

14  12  7 

15  -  11 
25  10  8 


5  10  - 
63  14  1 

3  17  - 
18  14  10 
32  6  2 
34  3  10 
62  3  3 

6  9  5 

58  10  7 
26  19  6 
18  18  7 


4  12  8 


20  10  4 
16  5  6 


22  18  7 

26  16  - 

6  18  3 

8  19  1 


8  19  4 
51  2  7 
75  3  4 


88  12  10 


86  10  10 

13  1  5 

9  3  5 


88  13  5 
48  13  9 
58-5 
16  10  8 


11  10  - 

11  8  6 

6  2  3 


9  6  6 


17  9  1 
40  1  10 
12  4  5 

152  14  1 
148  2  6 


4  -  - 

7  5  2 

158  17  4 

167  0  11 

76  10  1 

70  8  7 


£.  «.  d. 


£.  t.  d. 


£.  *.  d. 


£.  t.  d. 


-  8  - 


6  5- 


31  16  11 


-  5 

11  9 

5  18 


30  7  5 


39  4  8 


7  10 
-  14 


4-6 


2  15  8 
69  14  - 


40  19  - 

12  10  - 

3 


27  12  5 
66  16  6 


15  - 


-  10 

6  7 


47  5  - 
10  10  - 
14  -  - 


85  5 


1  5  - 
3  8  10 


15  2  2 


17  12  6 


-  10 

7  - 


46  15 
20  10 


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SUMS   RECEIVED  IN   RESPECT  OF   CHURCH  OR   CHAPEL   RATES   IN   EACH   PARISH  IN 


Province  op  Canterbury— Diocese  op  I&TjY— continued. 


No. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  prefions 

Year. 

1. 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 


Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 


Under 

other 

Statotes. 


Endowments 

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Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 


Penalties, 


or  other 
Receipts. 

6. 


Borrowed 

during 

the  Tear. 

7. 


Total 
Rbgbipts. 

8. 


71 
72 
73 

74 
75 
76 
77 
78 
79 
80 
81 


83 
84 
85 
86 
87 
88 
89 
90 
91 
92 
93 
94 
95 
96 
97 


100 
101 
102 
103 
104 
105 
106 
107 
108 
109 
110 

111 
112 
113 
114 
115 
116 
117 
118 
119 
120 
121 
122 
123 
124 
125 
126 

127 
128 
129 
130 
131 
132 
133 
134 
135 
136 
137 
138 

139 
140 
141 
142 
143 
144 

145 
146 


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Edward,  St. 

Giles,  St.    .        .       - 

Holy  Trinity 

Mary-the-Great,  St     - 

Mary-tbe-Le88y  St. 

Michael,  St. 

Peter,  St.    - 

The  Holy  Sepulchre    - 
Campton        -       -        - 
Cardington     •        -       - 
Carlton  (in  Beds.)   • 
Carlton  (in  Cambs.)  cnm 

Willingham. 
Castle  Camps .        -       - 
Catwortb,  Great     - 
Cbalgrave      •       -        - 
Chedburgh      •       -       - 
Chellesworth  -       -       • 
Chellington     .        -       - 
Chclton  -       -       -        - 
Chesterton  (hi  Cambridge) 
Chesterton  (in  Huntingdon) 
Cheveley 
Cheyington     - 
Chippenham   - 
Clapham 

Clare      -       -     .  - 
Clopbill  - 
Coclcfleld 
Colmworth 
Colne     -        -        . 
Comberton 
Connington     - 
Cople     -        -       - 
Comard,  Great 
Comard,  Little 
Coton  (a) 
Covington 
Cranfield        • 
Croxton 
Croydon 


59    4    5 
22    3    6 


60    4  10 
84-1 


9  12  6 

2  11  3 

7    1  1 

2  16  6 

14    6  7 

20    6  2 


12    1 

4  8    5 

8    9    3 

5  18  10 
16- 
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5    13 

5  19    7 

-  6  10 


91    3 
73    5 

88  19  8 

1  10  - 

52  11  3 

17    6  4 

31    9  - 


6 


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83  10    7 


14    8    6 

7    4    9 

11  16    - 


14  19 


36  7  3 
68  14  1 
15-5 
25    6    3 


25  17  10 
39    9    9 


38    1  11 


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50  5  - 
14  19  1 
12  13  3 
27    3  11 


3    4  10 

11     3    2 

1  16    9 

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Denham 
Denton  - 
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Diddington 
Ditton,  Fen    - 
Doddiugton    - 
Downham 
Downham,  Santon 
Drayton,  Dry 
Drayton,  Fen  - 
Drinkstone     - 
Dullingham    - 
Dunton  - 
Daxford 


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4  18  - 
3    14 


85    7    9 

19    8    7 

31    3    9 

4    3- 

11-2 

35    4     1 


25  15  10 


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37  2  6 
10  17  9 
12  10  n 


6  15  10 
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18  10    2 
26  10    9 


Easton   -       -  -  - 

Eaton  Bray    -  »  - 

Edwardston    -  -  - 

Edworth         .  -  - 

Eldon     -       -  -  - 

Elm       .        -  -  - 

Elmsett  .        -  -  • 

Elstow  -       -  -  - 

Eltisley-       -  -  - 

Ely,  Holy  Trinity  - 

Eriswell         .  -  - 
Easton,   with  Fakenham 

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ETersden,  Great  - 

Byersden,  Little  ' 

Eversholt       -  -  - 

£?erton-cam-Tetworth  - 

Exning  -       •  -  - 

Eyeworth      -  •  - 


2  13  11 


4    8    2 
4    8    8 


22  3  10 
9  16  2 
7  10  7 
71  13  8 
19  17  1 
19  13    3 


2  17  7 
1  1  1 
4    12 


6    8    8 
14  17  11 


46  6  10 
18  1  - 
28  14    2 


7  15 


Fakenham  Magna 
Farndish 


3  18    7 
8    11 


9    7    6 

8    8  10 
10  12    3 


£.    #.   d, 


£.    t.   d. 


£.   #.  d. 
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19  - 
43    8 


18  12 


5    9 


12    3    6 
129    7    - 


43    8    9 


41     1  10 


109  14    - 
26  16    2 


20  11    6 


9    1 


11    -    - 
5    -    - 


165    3    6 
5    2    6 


25  11  11 


10 


8    - 

110  10 


£.    9.  d. 

1  12  - 

35  13  6 

102  18  2 


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7  18    6 


-  10    6 
3  11    - 


4    -    - 


28 


7    7- 
3-7 


28    5    9 


5    9  10 
10  13    1 


7    2    6 


£.    f.  d. 


136  9  3 

107  15  7 

215  18  6 

822  13  10 

115  13  6 

99  9  5 

8  11  1 

55  7  9 

17  6  4 

45  15  7 

38  18  2 

32  5  6 

84  12  8 

9  17  5 

14  8  6 

10  14  - 

17  14  10 

13  9  6 

15  16  - 

129  7  - 

36  l7  9 

72  l7  9 

15-5 

25  10  9 

48  lO  - 

10 

113  14  - 

85 

73  17  7 

26  4  8 

39  9  9 

30  11  6 

66  1  11 

50  5  - 

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8-7 

14  4  10 

51  10  11 

10  17  9 

30  8  4 

31  3    9 
4    3- 

11-2 

63  16    4 

10  18    - 

3    14 

35  15  10 
165    3    6 

43  6  4 
10  17  9 
18    7    8 

6  9  10 
48-10 

10  19    3 

18  10    3 

36  10    9 

2  13  11 

7  3    6 
22    3 

9  16 

11  18 
71  13 
24    5 

19  13 

3  17 
47    7 

32  8 
38  14 


6  8    8 

7  15    - 
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8 

110  10    - 
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EXPENDITURE. 

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PaUie  Worship. 

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12. 

13. 

14. 

16. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

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66  12    6 

215  18    6 

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73 

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108 

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219  14    1 

2  19    9 

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Province  of  Canterbury— Diocese  op  Ely — continued. 


PARISH. 

RECEIPTS. 

No- 

Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 

PenalUes, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

Borrowed 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 

Total 
Rbcbipts. 

8. 

Bilaoee 
Ofenpeot 
ttthftCDd 

oCTeii. 

1 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

220 
221 
222 

223 
224 
225 
226 
227 
228 
229 
230 
231 
232 
233 

234 
235 
236 
237 
238 
239 
240 
241 
242 
243 
244 
245 
246 
247 
248 
249 
250 
251 

252 
253 
254 
255 
256 
257 
258 
259 
260 
261 
262 
263 
264 
265 
266 
267 
268 
269 

270 
271 
272 
273 

274 
275 
276 
277 
278 
279 
280 
281 

282 
283 
284 
285 
286 
287 
288 
289 

290 
291 

Impington      -       .       - 
Ives,  St.         .        .        - 
Ixworth          ... 

Kedlngton      .        -       - 
Kempston       -        -        - 
Kentford         ... 
Kersey  .... 
Kettlebaston  ... 
Keysoe  -        -        -        - 
Kimbolton      ... 
Kingston        .        .        - 
Kirtiing          ... 
Knapwell       ... 
Knotting         ... 

Tjickford 

Lakenheath    ... 
Landbeach      .        .        - 
Langford        .        -        - 
Langham        ... 
Layenham      .        .        - 
Lawshall        ... 
Lawston          -        -        - 
Laybam          ... 
Leigbton  Bromswold 
Leverington    ... 
Lidlington      ... 
Lindsey.        ... 
Linton    .... 
Litlington      ... 
Livermere  Par?a    . 
Lolworth        .        •        - 
Lydgate          ... 

Madingley      ... 
Manea   -       .       .       - 
Marston  Moretaine 
Maulden        ... 
Melchboom    ... 
Meldreth 
Melford,  Long 
Mepal    .... 
Meppersball   ... 
Milden  .... 
Millbrook       .        -        - 
Milton-by-Cambridge      - 
Milton  Bryant 
Milton  Ernest 
Moggerhanger 
Molesworth    •        •        • 
Morden-Steeple 
MoaUon         ... 

Naugbton       ... 

Nayland 

Nedgiog         .        -        - 

Newmarket,  AU  Saints  (hi 

Cambridge). 
Newmarket  (in  Suffolk)  - 
Newton-by-Sudbnry 
Newton,  near  Cambridge 
Newton,  near  Wisbeach  . 
Newton-Water 
NorthiU          ... 
Norton  .        -       •        * 
Nowton          ... 

Oakley-        -        -        . 
Odell     .... 
Offord  Clnney 
Offord  Darcy  -       .        • 
Orton  LongucTille  - 
Orton  Waterville    - 
Ousden  .        .        .        - 
Over      .... 

Pakenbam      ... 
Pampesfiord    •       •       • 

£.    f.    d. 

1  15  11 
8    1- 

43    1    5 
10  15    3 

1  9    7 

6  6    8 

2  14    4 
7-3 

48    2    - 

46  14  11 

-  17     2 

2  13    8 

-  1     4 
39  11     1 

9-5 
10    2    5 

-  16    4 

3  17    5 
2  11    5 

25  12    - 

2  9  11 
5    2    9 

-  16    3 

1  8  10 
13  12  10 

3  6    5 

3  3    1 

12  13  10 

2  2    2 
2  19    4 

5  18    - 

1  15    9 

7  12    9 

4  4    2 

2  16    - 

6  5    9 

2  1    4 

4  7    1 

5  13    5 

26  11    6 

-  3  11 

4  18    6 

1  4    1 

3  11     3 

8  19  10 

3  6    2 

4  14    2 
8    3    9 

10  19    1 

2  8    6 

£.    M.    A 

80  16    9 

26  17     1 
7  10    - 

21  17    9 
20    8    - 
24    -    - 

29  3    9 

131  10  10 
2  13    2 
5  10    - 

32  13    3 
32    1     7 
28  16    8 

22  16    8 

30  7    6 
42  16    9 
42  14    - 
10  12    4 

42  5    1 

17  19    5 

13  15    7 
28    8    4 
97  16    - 

10-4 

62    6    1 
12    1     3 

14  12     1 
5  16     1 

24  11  10 

4  15  11 

15  4    4 
17     7    4 
10  16    - 

47 

22    2  10 

17    4    9 
44  18    5 

40 

19  4    - 
39  16  11 

100    9    - 
12    2    5 
15    7    2 

15  7    7 
26    1    2 

20  8    1 

43  14    3 

16  -  11 

.             . 

30  19    6 
14    1  10 

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5    6  11 

23  14  10 

•  • 

•  • 

•  • 

£.    9.     d. 

59  16    2 
6 

41  19    6 

5  10    - 

10    -    - 

10  19    6 

40    -    - 

18    -    - 

11  5    - 

27  11     7 
10    -    - 

58    8    7 

6  9    4 

21  12    6 
80    -    - 

2    9    3 

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26    2  11 

6    1    6 

125  18    8 

18  16   S 

£.   i.  d. 

4    -    - 
12    3    8 
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4    5- 
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42-2 

2  11     7 

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£.  9.  d. 

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£.    9.    d. 

4 

73  15    9 
81    2    9 

85-11 
497  12    4 

8  19    7 
28    4    5 
23    2    4 
81-8 
81  10    9 

5  10    - 
178    5    0 

3  10    4 

8    3    8 

5  11    4 
72    4    4 
19-5 

42  4    - 

11  15  10 
32  14    1 

2  11    5 
65  12    - 
25    6    7 
35  10    3 

43  13    ' 

43  9    - 
54     1    4 
58    9    6 
21     6    5 

17  19    5 
8  10    - 

23  18  10 

15  17    9 
31     7    8 
1,503  14    - 
27  11    7 
20-4 

1  15    9 
128    7    5 

12  1    3 

18  16    3 
9-1 

24  11  10 
16 

11  1    8 
23  17    6 

21  14    5 
10  16    - 
47 

27  5  11 

22  2  10 
56  11    6 

17  8    8 

44  18    5 

44  18    6 

23  14  10 

2  9    3 
22  15    2 
43    8    2 

100    9    - 

12  2    5 

21  7    - 

18  13    9 
30    8  10 

28  8    1 
43  14    3 

22  5    1 

29  6    8 

6  1    6 
125  18    3 

60  14    9 
.  16    5    3 

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2  2  9 

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EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

Bilaneedoe 

Ordinary 
Repairs  of 

Mainteoanee 

Extraordinary 
Outlay 

Interest  Paid 

Bonded  Dd>t 

Other 

Total 

Balance 
In  Hand  at 

No. 

00 

Clinrch 

of  the 

for  Bunding 

on 

the  end 

at  the 

or 

or 

Paid  off. 

Payments.    Exfbnditurb.I 

end  of  the  Year. 

preTkms  Year. 

Churchyard. 

Pablie  Worship. 

ImproYing. 

Bonded  Debt 

of  Year. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

£.   i.  I 

£.  i.  d. 

£.  i.   d. 

£*   9>    d. 

£.    9.    d. 

£.  i.   d. 

£.  «.   d. 

£.  t.   d. 

£.  9.  d. 

£..    s.  d. 

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6    2    9 

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11    8    6 

59  13    1 

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3    7    1 

88  10    8 

— 

222 

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8  15    9 

13  19    - 

104  11    - 

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9    8    6.. 

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SUMS   RECEIVED   IN   RESPECT  OF   CHURCH   OR   CHAPBL   RATES   IN   BACH    PARISH   IN 


Province  of  Canterbury-— Diocese  of  BhY—cantinued. 


•  Satton  (in  Bedford) 
Sutton  (in  Cambridge)    - 
Swaffham  Bulbecic  - 
Swaffham  Prior,  St.  Mary 

and  St.  Cyriac 
Swineshead    -       .       - 

Tadlow  .        -        .        • 
Tempsford      -        -        - 
Teyersham      -        -        - 
Thelnetham    -        -        . 
Thorpe-by-Ixworth  - 
Thorpe  Morienx 
Thurleigh       -        -        - 
Thurlow,  Great 
Thurlow,  Little 

Tboming        .... 
Thurston         ... 
Tilbrook         .        -        - 
Tilaworth        ... 
Tintnrith          -        -        - 
Toft       .... 
Toseland         -        .        - 
Tostock-        .        .        - 

Tottemhoe      ... 
Troston  -        -        -        - 
Trumpington  ... 
Tuddenham,  St  Mary      - 
Turvey  .        -       .       - 
Tydd,  St.  GUes       -        - 

Upton    .... 
Upwood         ... 

Waldingfield,  Great 
Waldingfield,  Little 
Walsham-le-Willowi 
Walton-Wood 
Warboys         ... 
Waresley        ... 
Waterbeach    ... 
Wattisfield     -       .       - 

Waitisham      -        -        - 
Wendy  .... 
Wentworth     ... 
Westley          -        .        - 
Westley- Waterless  - 
Weston  Colville      - 
Weston-Coney 
Weston,  Old  .        -        - 

Westoning      ... 
Whatfleld       -       .       . 
Whelnetham  Magna 
Whepstead     .        -        . 
Whipsnade     ... 
Wickhambrook 
Wickham,  West      - 
Wilbraham,  Great  - 
WUbraham,  Uttle  -       - 

WiUmgton      -       -        - 
Wilshamstead 
Wimpole         -        -        - 
Winwick         ... 
WUton  .... 
Wistow  .... 
Witcham        ... 
Withersfleld   -       -       - 

Wixoe   .       -       -       - 
Wood  Ditton  -       -       - 
Woodstone     -       -       - 
Woolley         ... 
Woolpit-       ... 
Wootton         .        .        - 
Wordwell       .        -        - 
Wratting  Parra     - 

17    4    9 
303  U  11 

•  . 
6  12    S 

-16    - 
3  14    2 

15  13  10 

-  1    6 

1  15    6 
66    1    8 

6  4    1 

2  5    6 

.             • 

"8    8    6 

"534 

1  18    - 

•  • 

54    3    3 

3  2    5 

-  13    1 

7  5    4 

6    5    3 

3  3    5. 

13  16    4 

-  16    - 

4  2  10 

5  7  11 
11    1    4 

19  13    - 

3  13    - 

"-  14  11 
10    8  10 

-  9    1 
1    2  10 
16- 

4  14    6 

90  14    3 

34  18    9 

37  19  11 
12  17    6 

7  7    7 

60    1     7 

17  5    1 

8  8    8 

34    9    1 
15    9    7 
21  16    6 

5  10    - 
15    1    9 

—             . 

21     8    8 
15    -    - 

41  15  11 
50    7    7 

18  16    3 

64  12    4 
15  15    6 

18  14    4 

12  13    6 

9  18    6 

11    9    3 

29  19    8 

42  18    1 

14  16    - 

17    8    2 
14  18    6 
14    4    1 

3  13    9 

11    5    - 

10  -    - 
8    4    7 

44    3  10 
34  13    6 
31  14    6 

30  13    - 
14  11    - 

37    2  10 

6  19  11 

11  1    6 

.                  a 

38  13    - 

•         • 

62    5    1 

—  . 

—  • 

4  8    8 
7  13    - 

1  -    - 

•  . 

20  19    8 

•  • 

22  16    6 
46    3    4 

2  8- 

5  12    - 

2  10    - 

10  15    - 

34  17    - 
69  15    - 

11  18  11 

46    -    - 

.             . 
6 

19  17    4 

5    5- 

3  -    - 

20  11    6 

21  15    - 

4    4    4 
1  18    - 

•  • 

20    5    - 

•  . 

1  10    - 

2  5- 

.         • 

400   -'- 

- 

21  18    6 
393  14  11 
-   (1 

90  14    3 

14    5    2 

34  18    2 

87»19  11 

462  10    6 

8    3    7 

3  14    2 

50    1    7 

37    8  10 

SO  19    8 

17  6    7 

8  8    8 

91  1    5 
114    3    - 

84    9    1 
21  13    8 
26    9  11 
6  10    - 
16    1    9 

5  12    - 

2  ro  - 

21     8    8 
16    -    - 
46    4    5 

61  2    7 

13  16    8 

6  3    4 

66  10    4 

16  15    5 
34  17    - 
54    3    3 

62  17    5 

18  14    4 
20    6    - 

14  16    7 

9  18    6 

7  6    4 
11     9    3 
29  19    8 
42  18    1 
18     4    2 

17  19    5 

31     4    6 
16  14    6 

18  6  11 
46 

9    18 

2  6- 
11     1     4 

6    -    - 

11     5    - 
39  10    4 

3  13    - 

10  -    - 

8  19    6 
54  12    8 
34  13    6 

36  19    6 

31    2    1 

15  18  10 

4  6- 
20  11    6 

37  2  10 

11  14    5 
11    1    6 

• 
i)18   2  6 

•       • 

3   111 

i  6*8 
-1610 
110  4 

■       • 

3  810 
88   111 

3  1510 

4  4  i 

4  16  8 
1  10  - 

1  -  1 

3  4  4 
3  14  10 

2  17  11 
1  11   5 

1  19  - 
13   6  - 

8  18  6 

13  11  - 
22  10  10 

2  2  3 

5  18  5 

4  -'e 

6  10  - 

2  1510 

11  110 

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FbOVINCE  of  CaNTERBTTBT — ^DlOOBSE  OF  ^LX— continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 


Balaaee  due 

oa 

preTUraftTMr. 
10. 


Ordinary 

Bepairsof 

Omreh 

or 

Chiirchyard. 

11. 


of  the 

Public  Worship. 

IS. 


Extraordinary 

Ootky 
for  Boildiog 

or 
Improving. 

13. 


Interest  Paid 

on 
Bonded  Debt 

14. 


Bonded  Debt 
Paid  off. 

15. 


Other 

Payments. 

16. 


Total 
expbnoitubb, 

17. 


Balance 

in  Hand  at 

the  end 

of  Tear. 

18. 


Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Year. 

19. 


No. 


£.  i.    i. 


I  16    8 
5  14    8 


7  16  11 

8  2    6 
4    6    9 


1  10  9 

7   -  a 

-    4  9 

58  19  - 


1    1  - 

1  16  1 

1  12  8 

4  14  2 


6  16    3 


9  19    4 
S  12    - 


-19    6 

-   8    3 

4  13    3 

18    2  11 


13    3    7 
4  17  10 

4  19    5 


6    4    3 

-  11    4 

-  18    3 

2    4- 


I  16  - 
6  11  11 
6  - 
1  11 

-  3 
43  10 

4  12 
1  10 
4    8 

1  19    3 
-14    6 

-  13    6 

2  13    1 
4    12 


-10    - 
12    -    3 

1  16    6 


1  14    - 
14    6    8 


2  10    4 


4  13  4 

6    3  7 

20  11  3 

21  10  - 
1  1  8 
6    -  - 

8    -  - 

4  11  8 


-  11  - 

-  12  2 
17    4  4 

3  16  4 

-  16  9 
3  16  8 

2    8  7 
6    1- 


30    -    - 
-  18    4 


17    6 
13  11 


19    - 

4    7 
15    6 


-    6  4 

16  11  4 

12  16    8(»)     -    2  IS 
15  16    6 


5   6  10 


2  13    8 
4  18    9 

1  12    8 
411. 


3    9    6 

2  19 
13- 

3  2  11 


1  14    6 


£.   t.  d. 

9  16  9 

8  19  6 

14    5  9 

6  10  6 


£.    9.    d. 
393  14  11 


£.    9.    d. 


£.    «•    d. 


6 


7  4    4 
14  13  11 

4  15 

8  18 
4    3 

6  11 

7  2 
6  18 

9  3 


4  13 
81     1 

7  3 
6  18 

8  15 
1  15 
1  15 
6    1 

6  6 
3  6 
21  11 
16  10 
44  10 
13  13 


8  14 
7    6 


18  7 
8  12 
8  12 
6    9 

41  - 
1  10 

14  12 

6  6 

7  - 

6  5 
4    4 

7  8 


2 

9 
10 

6 

10 
6 
1 
6 


7  2  6 
6  10  8 
9  13    9 


13  1) 

8    3 

27    5 

12    - 

4    4 


24  12    4 

5  9    9 
1  10    6 

4    4- 

6  19    2 
6    7    6 

15  10    - 
10    4    - 

6-9 

1  16  6 
12-4 

2  5    6 

16  2    2 
8    6  11 

3  18  - 
12  11  7 
24  19  11 

4  -    - 
2    6- 


20 


16    9    6 


20    - 


30    - 


27    4 


7  12    - 


40 


10 


4    - 


17    6 


12  10    - 


27  10    - 


H3 


£.  9.  d. 

6    4  10 

6  16    6 


1  11    6 


1    3  10 


4    6 


1  18  6 
3    9    7 

-  7    6 

-  18  - 
5  10  10 

2  17  2 
4-6 
2  19  10 
1  18  2 
1    6    - 


S2  10    4 

*1  12    2 

3    -    - 

6  13    6 

'354 

7  14    3 


3    3    4 
1  12    4 


-    5    - 

2  14    1 

1  16  10 


2  13    4 
2    6- 


4  1- 
4  11  3 
-  10    6 


16- 
2  7  3 
4  16    6 


1  12    - 
-  12    8 

1  11    - 

2  6- 
11- 


£.    f.   d. 

20    6  10 

393  14  11 

18    2    6 

20  18    8 

9    6- 


38-1 
28  8  3 
49  11  2 
10  10  3 
4  II  - 
51  11  11 
13  13  3 
18  19  - 
13  19  11 


7  16 
94  10 
10  14 
72  11 
16  16 
21    6 

4  11 
18  17 

6    6 

6  14 
26  6 
16  10 
46  4 
60    0 


17    - 
8  18 


66-4 
14  16  1 
34  17  - 
6  9- 
66  15  4 
20  5  9 
22  4  - 
13    6    - 


14  16 
6    5 

6  7 

8  9 

21  17 
29    6    9 

9  16 

13  10    6 

17  16    9 

14  4    9 

27  6    6 
42    -    - 

7  15    8 
2    5- 

24  12    4 

22  10  10 
7    2    3 

17    3  5 

28  5  - 
7  13 

15  10 
11  15  4 
52  16  10 
19  12  1 
27  16  9 


6 


£.  f.  d, 

17  7 

69  16  7 

4  19  2 


9  11 
402  19 


1  10 

2  2 


23  15  7 
2-8 

3    6  8 

-  13  2 

103    8  6 

6  17  7 

6    4  4 

-  19  - 

-  6  - 


-  13    7 


10  10    - 
-  19    4 

47  14    3 


II 
16 
12-8 

5  13  8 
19  19  2 
29  18    8 

6  6- 
6  13    2 


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-  1 
3  13 

-  18 

3  - 

8  2 
13  11 

9  2 

4  9- 

13    7    9 
19    9 

4    -    - 
16- 


11    6    4 


I  16  10 

15    I    6 

9    2    9 


._ 

14  19  11  1 

3  13 

2 

«» 

-  12 

4 

7    4 

2 

5    8 

6 

4    8 

4 

£.    f.    d. 


380 


640 


180    - 


87  10 


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370 
871 
371S 
373 

374 


375 
876 
377 
378 
379 
380 
381 
382 
383 

384 
385 
386 
387 


390 
391 

392 
393 
394 
395 
396 
397 


398 


400 
401 
402 
403 

404 
405 
4C6 
407 

408 
409 
410 
411 
412 
413 
414 
415 

416 
417 
418 
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420 
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422 
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424 

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427 
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440 


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SUM3    EBCmVE^   IN    RBSPBCT   OV   CBVRCBi  OR.  GHAPKL  E4TEB  IN    &1€H  PA«tSH   IK 


PBOVINCH  of    CANTSB&TTBTr-^HOOXfaS  OP  ElT— d#llt6lttei. 


.No. 


PARISH. 


R  E  C  EI  P  T  S. 


Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

I* 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 


Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 


Bndofmeots 

ia 
AidofRttM. 

5. 


Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Recdjits. 

6. 


Borrowed* 

doring 

the  Tsar., 

7. 


T0TA2. 
RXCEIFZS. 


oTYttr,! 


I  441 
442 
443 
444 

445 

446 


Wratting,  West 
WresUingwortii 
Wymington    ♦ 
Wytoa   - 

Yaxley   - 
Yelden  - 

Total    - 


£. 


£.    *.    d. 

-  14    8 

-  12    2 


8  11    9 


i.    *.    d. 
48  11    9 


20  10    ^ 


23  19    4 


2,647  16  11 


jeU*.,    d,     £.  ju    <t 


58  11  10 


.£.    '^   d. 


£.   9.   d. 


£*  *.    d. 


3a  18    9 
-  -    8    - 


10 


1.  .«.  A 

44    6  5 

31   10  11 

20  16  - 

tl     -  - 

•7    3  7 

33  19  4 


£.  I.  i 
13  18  10 

«   410 
2  18 


8,014  17    1   374    3    9   302  18    6 


2,932<ia    - 


1393  2  8 


2,1«0  -  - 


18,325  16  11 


1,496 15 II 


From  the  following  Places  Returns  have  been  received — Nil|  or  no  Bates  Colleoted : 


Abbotsley. 

Boluhurst. 

Caxton. 

Arlesey. 

Bottisham  iK)de(a). 

Chatteris. 

Aspley  Guise. 

Bradley,  Little. 

Coppingfoni. 

Ballingdon-cum- Bratdon . 

Burwell. 

Coveney. 

Bassingboume. 

Bury  St.  Eamundli,  St.  John. 

Cowllnge. 

Bedfoni: 

CambrldKe : 

Dunstable. 

Holy  Trinity. 

St.  Andrew  Less. 

Eaton  Socon. 

St.  Paul. 

St.  PauL 

Bgprinton. 

Bluntisham-with-EaBltb. 

Carenham. 

Elmswell. 

Elton. 

Emnetb. 

Eynesbury. 

Felsham. 

Fletton. 

F^idaybridge. 

Orantchester. 

Gnyhim. 

Haddenham. 


HirtfoitL 
HitclwB. 
H^ughtoik 
Houjrhton  Regis. 
Hnndoo. 
Horst,  OTd. 
Hyde,  East. 
Kdnnett. 
Ltttleport 


(a)  Bottisham  Lode. --The  eapensea  of  this  parish  ane  included  with  the  parish  of  BottishUm.. 

lb)  Thomey  Abbey.— There  are  no  especial  church  rates  levied  in  this  parish ;  his  GUraoe  the  Duke  of  Bedfbrd«  being  s«le  pn^etor, 
the  edifice,  and  the  services  are  provided  for  by  voluntary  contributions  from  a  "general  rate." 


Number  of  Returns  received  for  the  Diocese 


DIOCESE    OF    EXETER. 


PARISH. 

RECEIPTS. 

Balanae 

from  previous 

Yfaf. 

1. 

Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 

Penalties, 

Altos, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

e. 

Borrowed 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 

Total 
Receipts. 

8. 

Balance 
Over!|)enl 
atth«ed 

9. 

No. 

r 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

1 
2 
3 
4 
5 
6 
.7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 
19 
20 
21 
22 
23 

Abbotsham     .        -        - 
Advent  .... 
Allen,  St. 
Alliogton,  East 
Alviogton,  West     - 
Alwington      -        -        - 
Anstey.  East  - 
Anstey,West- 
Anthony,  St.,  iu  Meneage 
Anthony,  St,  in  Roseland 
Antony,  with  Torpoiiit     - 
Arlington        -        -        - 
Ashbury          ... 
A»bcombe      -        -        - 
Ashford-        .        -        - 
Ashprington  -        -        - 
Ashreigney     -        -        - 
Ashton  -        -        -        - 
Asbwater       .       .        - 
Atherington    - 
Aveton  GiflPord 
Awliscombe    -        -        - 
Axniinster      -       -       - 

£.    f.   d, 

6  4    7 

-  7  10 

-  6  10 
8    8    4 

1     6    2 
1  12    1 
1  16    9 

17    4    3 

3  19    - 

-  7    8 

-  7    8 
5    8    4 

7  14    9 

1  15  10 

1  18  10 

2  4    5 

4  6    3 

£.    *.    d. 

20  18    8 
10-9 

22  13    4 

18  -    - 
17  10  10 

6    6  11 
6  11  11 

12  13    3 
9  13    4 

35  14  11 
9    4    8 
3  12  10 

14    8    8 

24  11     2 

23  17    - 

19  10    7 

*10    8  "- 
16    2    2 
16  12    9 
53    2    5 

£.   f.  d. 

m                  m 

£.  «.   d. 

£.    *.    d. 

1    5    - 

*             • 

£.  #.   <f. 

•         • 

1   15    - 
7    7    6 

£.  «.    d. 

£.  f.   d. 

27    2  10 

10    8    7 

-    5  10 

31  1    8 
18    -    - 
18  16    - 

9  14    - 

8  8    8 

12  13    8 

9  13    4 
54    4    S 

13  3    8 
4.6 

14  16    4 
5    8    4 

32  5  11 
23  17    - 
21    6    5 

12    6  10 
25  14    1 
16  12    9 
57    8    8 

9   s'l 

1    2  a 
1    6  * 

9  11  2 
28   8   1 
4  16  'a 

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Pbovincb  of  Cantbbburt— Diocxse  op  Ely— ^«n/imi«f. 


EXFEHDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Year. 

/BaltDce  doe 

on 
preyiowYeiT. 

Ordinary 

Repairs  of 

Church 

or 

Churchyard. 

Maintenance 

of  the 

PobUe  Worship. 

Extraordinary 

Outlay 
for  Building 

or 
Improving. 

Interest  Paid 

on 
Bonded  Debt. 

Bonded  Debt 
Paid  off. 

Other 
Payments. 

Total 
Expenditure. 

Balance 

in  Hand  at 

the  end 

of  Year. 

No. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

11. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

i.    t.d. 

£.    B.    d. 

£.».    d. 

£.    f.    d. 

£.    s.    d. 

£.    #.    d. 

£.*.    d. 

£.  *.    d. 

£.  s,    d. 

£.     8.      d. 

5  15   - 
-12    8 

5  10    6 
2    8- 

1-8 

16  11    6 
8  14  10 

20    7  10 
5  15    9 

36    3    8 

a  — 

- 

-  10    - 

58    6    3 

12  17  10 

26    2  10 

7  19    1 

18  13    1 
8-11 

40    -    • 

441 
442 
443 
444 

28    1    - 

-    9    4 

13    2  10 
8    2    8 

41  12    8 

•         •■ 

fc             • 

- 

54  15    6 
36  13    - 

12    8    1 

— 

445 

446 

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3,717  14    4 

5,707    4  10 

3,110    7  10 

304    3    2 

886  15    8 

1,493  10    7 

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Stuntney. 

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St  Gregory. 
St.  Peter. 

Swareeey. 
Thetford, 


Thomey  Abbey  (^). 

Waogford. 
Weston  Market. 

Whaddon. 
Wllburton. 

WiUingbam^near  St  Ives. 

Namber  of  Places 


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St.  Mary. 

St  Peter  and  St  Paul. 
Witchford. 
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WoodlMrst 
Yelling. 


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Nils. 

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PARISH. 

RECEIPTS. 

Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 

Penalties 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

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during 

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Building 

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8. 

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4. 

24 
25 

26 

27 
28 
29 
80 
31 
82 
83 
84 
85 
86 
87 
88 
89 
40 
41 

42 
43 
44 
46 
46 
47 
48 
49 
60 
61 
62 
63 
64 
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66 
67 
68 
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65 
66 
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69 
70 
71 
72 
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76 
76 
77 
78 
79 
80 
81 
82 
83 
84 
85 
86 
87 

68 
89 
90 
91 
92 
93 
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05 
96 
97 
98 
99 
100 

Axmouth        -       -        - 
Aylesbeare     -       -       . 

Bampton        .        -        - 
Barnstaple : 
Parish  Church    - 
Holy  Trinity       - 
St.  Mary  Magdalene    • 
Beaford-        -        -        - 
'  Beaworthy      -        -        - 
Belstone         .        -        - 
Berrynarbon  -   •    - 
Berry  Pomeroy 
Bickington     -        -        - 
Bicliington,  High    - 
Bickleigh,  near  Plymoath 
Bickleighy  near  Ti?erton  • 
BIckton-       -       .       - 
Bigbury          -        -        . 
Bishops  Tawton  and  New- 
port. 
Bishopsteignton 
Blackawton    -        -        - 
Blackborongh 
Blazey,  St     -        .        - 
Blisland          -        -        - 
Bondleigh       .        -        - 
Boron  noc       -        -        - 
Botasfleming .        -        - 
Bovey,  NorUi 
Bow       -        -        -       - 
Boyton  -        -        -        - 
Bradnineh      -        •        • 
Bradstone      -       -       - 
Brampfordspeke     - 
Branscombe    -        -        - 
Bratton  Clorelly     • 
Bratton  Fleming     - 
Braunton        -        -        • 
Bray,  High    -        -        - 
Brendon         -        -        - 
Brent,  South  -       -        - 
Brent,  Tor      -        -        - 
Breocke.  St   - 
Breward,  St.  -        -       - 
Bridestowe     -        -        - 
Bridford 

Bridgemle      -        -        . 
Bris^am         -        -        . 
Brixton  -        -        •       - 
Broadhembnrj 
Broadhempstone     - 
Broadoak       -        -        . 
Broadwoodkelly      - 
Bmshford       ... 
Buckerall       -        -       - 
Buckland,  East 
Buckland  FiUdgh  - 
Buckland-in-thc-Moor    - 
Buckland  Manochomm   - 
Buckland,  Tout  Saints     • 
Buckland,  West      - 
Buck  Mills,  St  Anne's    - 
Budeaux,  St  - 
Budleigh,  East 
Burlescombe  .        •       - 
Burrington     •        •        • 

Cadbnry         -        .        - 
Cadeleigh       ... 
Cardynham    -       •       • 
Chag^rd        -       -       - 
Challacombe  •       •       • 
Charle8,near  Sonth  Moltoo 
Chnrleton       .        -        - 
Cbeldon          -        -        - 
Cherilon  Bishop      - 
Cheriton  Fitzpaine  • 
Chittlehampton 
Chittlehampton,  St  John's 
Chrlstow        •       •       . 

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102 

103 

104 

105 

106 

107 

108 

109 

110 

111 

112 

113 

114 

115 

116 

117 

118 

119 

120 

121 

122 

123 

124 

126 

126 

127 

128 

129 

180 

131 

132 

133 

134 

135 

136 

137 

138 

139 

140 
141 
142 
143 
144 
145 
146 
147 
148 
149 
150 
151 
152 
153 
154 
155 
156 
157 
158 
159 
160 
161 
162 

163 
164 
165 
166 
167 
168 
169 
170 
171 
172 
173 
174 


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Churston  Ferrers    - 

Clannaborough 

Clayhaoaer    - 

Clayliidon 

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Clyst,  St.  George   - 

Clyst,  Honlton 

Clyst-Hydon  - 

Clyst,  St.  Lawrence 

Clyst,  St.  Mary 

Coffinswell      - 

Cofton,  St.  Mary    - 

Colaton  Ranhigb    - 

Coldridge 

Colebrooke     - 

Columb,  St  Mloor  - 
Collumpton     - 
CoIytoD  -        •        - 
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Combpyne 
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Comwoiod 

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Cotleigh 
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Dowlaud 

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Down,  St  Mary      - 

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Dunkeswell    - 

Dunsford 

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-  13  4 
26    9  3 

5  17  5 

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5  10  11 


3    2    6 

1  12  11 

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15    5    8 


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19  18    9 


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42  12    6 
182    1     7 

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2  16    8 

17-2 

— 

— 

166 

. 

8  15    3 

6 

. 

.. 

1  18    6 

15  18    8 

2  11    3 

— 

187 

2  16    9 

2-4 

10  13    - 

_. 

1  15    6 

17    6    6 

1  14    6 

— 

168 

17  12    6 

17    8    2 

. 

, 

• 

34  15    8 

4    16 

— 

169 

2  10.  6 

2  18    - 

1     -    - 

. 

. 

-11     4 

6  14    9 

— 

— 

170 

• 

11  12-^  - 

9  14  10 

.. 

. 

6    2    6 

27    9    4 

4    8    1 

— 

171 

- 

1  18    1 

1  14    - 

• 

, 

1  10    - 

5    2    1 

-    1  11 

— 

172 

1    5.  5 

1     8'  - 

4    9    4. 

• 

. 

•             . 

7    2    9 

1  12    6 

— 

173 

1    -    6 

2  15    - 

- 

- 

-  14    6 

4  10    - 

b  17"  6 

— 

174 

-18-  - 

3    4    6 

8  19    - 

, 

. 

4  16  10 

17  18    4 

-. 

.«- 

175 

84    3:   2 

76  13    6. 

. 

_ 

2    1     7 

162  18    8 

— 

— 

176 

6  1GL  8 

21  14    3 

-. 

_ 

. 

- 

. 

S8  10  11 

— ' 

— 

177 

•           " 

- 

-   34  -9    - 

,.  -. 

'- 

..- 

-- 

-        . 

16  16    & 

61    5    9 

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SUMS   RECEIVED   IN   RESPECT   OP   CHURCH   OR   CHAPEL   RATES   IK   EACH    PARISH    IN 


Province  of  Canterbury — Diocese  of  Exeter — continued. 


No. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

fh>m  preTioas 

Tear. 

1. 


Amoaot  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 


Under  the 

Church 

Bailding 

Acta. 

8. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 


Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 


Benalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 


Borrowed 

during 

the  Tear. 

7. 


Total 

Rbckipts. 

8. 


179 
180 
181 
182 

183 
184 
185 
186 
187 
188 
189 
190 
191 

192 
193 
194 


195 
196 
197 
198 
199 
200 
201 
202 
203 
204 

205 
206 
207 
208 
209 
210 
211 
212 
213 
214 
215 
216 
217 
218 
219 
220 
221 
222 
223 
224 
225 
226 
227 
228 
229 
230 

231 
232 
233 
234 
235 
236 
237 
238 
239 

240 
241 

242 
243 

244 
245 
246 
247 
248 
249 
250 


Exeter — conHvM9d. 

St.  Leonard 

St  Mary  Mijor  - 

St.  Paul      -        -       . 

St  Thomas-the-Apostle 


Farringdon 
Farway  - 
Feniton  - 
Feock,  St. 
Filleigh  - 
Forrabury 
Fowey    - 
Fremington 
Frithelstock 


Oennys,  St  -  -  - 
Georgeham  •  -  - 
Oermans,  St»  including 
Chapelries  of  Hessen- 
ford  and  TIdelbrd. 
Germoe  -  -  -  • 
Gidley  .  -  -  - 
Giles,  St,  in-the- Heath  - 
Giles,  St,  in-tho-Wood  - 
Gittisham  .  .  - 
Glu^ias,  St  .  .  . 
Gulval  .  •  .  • 
Gnnwalloe  •  -  . 
Gwennap  and  St  Day  • 
Gwlthlan 


Halberton      •       •  • 
HalwelU 
Hampton,  High 

Harford          •        -  - 

Harpford        .        -  - 

Hartland  -  -  - 
Hatberleigh  ... 
Heanton-Pnnchardon 

Heavltree  -  .  - 
Hempstoo,  Little    - 

Hemyock       •        •  • 

Hennock        -        .  - 

High  week      •       -  • 

Holbeton        .        •  . 
Holcombe  Burnett  - 
Holcombe  Bogus    . 

Hollacombe    -        .  - 

Holne    -        •        -  • 

Honeychnrch  -        •  • 

Horwood        -        -  - 
HuUh    .... 
Hnish,  North 
Hnisb,  South  ... 

Huntsham      •        •  • 

Huntshaw  .  .  • 
Huzbam         ... 

Iddesleigh  ... 
Ide  -  -  -  - 
Ideford  .  .  -  . 
Ilfhicombe  ... 
St  Philip  and  St  James 
Ilsiogton  ... 
Instow  .... 
Ipplepen  ... 
Ire,  St  - 

Jacobstow  (near  Stratton) 
Jacobstowe  (near  Hatber- 
leigh). 
Juliot,St       .       .       . 
Justy  St  (near  St  Mawes) 


Kea,St 
Kelly     . 
Kenn     . 
Kennerleigh 
Kentisbeare 
Eentisbury 
Kenton  - 


£.    9.  d. 

19    6  8 

19    1  8 

6    7  7 

27  18  9 

2  17  2 

1     4  6 

-    3  4 


8    2    2 
3  16    1 


9  15    - 


6  19    8 
2    9    3 


11    6 


-  1  9 

1  15  1 
3  19  8 
8    1  4 

-  5  7 

2  15  9 


18  17  11 


1     6 

6  10 
8  11 

7  6 
12    6 

22  14    3 

9  16  10 

12  14    7 


16 

1 

21 

8 

3 


11  11 
8  11 

-    6 


-  18  2 
2-5 
8  18  1 
8-9 
5  -  - 
2  17  8 
2  13  11 


4    -    - 

6    5    6 

21     1    9 


-  12    1 
8-4 

1    8  11 

-  1     4 

-16    8 


2    8  10 


5 

2 

14 


-  15 
67  12 


£.  s.  d. 

67  14  6 

66    4  3 

82  18  8 

94    2  8 

17  8  5 

18  0  6 
16  18  8 


17  16 


20  18    2 
9  15    - 


8  15  8 
14  11  8 
86    4    7 


6    6    8 


6  7  6 
68  8  8 
14  .  4  10 
17  17  1 
26  16    1 

7  7- 
84    7    6 


50  11  11 


6  14    7 

50    6    2 

9  12    5 


51    5 


110    7    9 

104  10    5 

18  19  11 


42    6  2 

32    3  - 

14  13  8 

19    2  - 

8  8  2 
6  13  2 
2  18  8 

6  12  5 

9  15  6 

7  1  5 

27    7  6 

8  19  4 

8    9  8 

10    7  8 

50  16  10 


27  19  11 

20  11     1 

8    4    7 
5  15    7 

5    1  11 

13  14    8 

14  2  8 
10  16  10 
61  10    5 

2    9- 


'I 


16  18 
137  12 


£.  f.    d. 


80    -    - 


7  18    4 
20    7  11 


£.   #.    d. 


£.    9.   d. 


£.  «.   <f. 

24  18    6 


£.  s.  d. 


I    1 


2    -    - 

7    8    6 


6  11    1 


80 


-  18    - 


28    1    8 
-  15    - 


10 


11- 
53    2    7 


51  17  - 
7  16  - 
9    2    8 


1  10    - 

8    1- 

12    -    - 


25  12    6 


18 


2  10 


19 


27  15    - 
8    8    4 


5  16    6 


12    -    - 


-    6    - 
87    -    - 


10 


£.     «.  d. 

Ill  14  8 
85  6  11 
39    6    3 

122  17    5 


20  - 
10  14 
19    1 

7  8 
80  17 

9  7 
SO 


SO  18    2 
9  15    - 

8  15  3 
22  9  4 
88  18  10 


6  17  9 

28    1  8 

6  9  3 
64  18  8 
16  19  11 
21  16  9 
84  17  5 

7  12  7 
87    8  3 


51 

67 
6  14 

67  17 

14  - 
116    - 

62    8 

12  16 
158  14 
114    7 

31  14 


12  11 
-  6 
7 
8 
3 
11 
6 
2 
6 
3 
6 


42  6 

2 

88  1 

~ 

16  5 

7 

27  10  11 

8  8 

2 

7  13 

8 

2  18 

8 

7  10 

7 

11  15  11 

10  19 

6 

10  10 

9 

82  7 

6 

80  12 

8 

6  13 

8 

11  18  - 
24  15  10 
18  5  7 
64  16  10 

26  13  5 
21    6    9 

27  19  11 
49  12    1 

28  11    5 

9  13    6 
6  16  11 


6  18 
13  14 


16  11  6 
10  16  10 
66  14  2 

4  17  7 

14    6  1 

17  13  6 
215    4  6 


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PbOVINOE  of  CANTfiBBUBT — DiOCEBE  OV  EXETEB — continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 


Ordinarj 

Ritptlnof 

Church 

or 

Churchyard. 

11. 


411. 


9 


8    6 
0    - 


13    5    6 


5 

n 

8 
7 
5 


7  12    - 
18    9  11 

-  9  4 
6-2 
7  18    - 


5    6    9 
7    14 


5    8 

4  14 

14    5 

16    7 
1     7 


81  -  10 
12  14    - 

1  7  10 
28  12    0 

8  15  4 
17  12  11 
12  10    9 

8     9    5 

8  4    8 

9  18    7 
4    4    9 


18  15 
14  10 


-  15  8 
12  6 

-  14  6 

-  2  7 
9  18  9 

7  18  1 

7    2  6 

-  18  2 

-  16  - 

7  12  10 


6    7- 

18  11  8 

6    6  8 

5  8  2 
8    8  6 

6  9  6 
-14  8 

8  16    5 

-  8    6 

-  14  10 
5  18    - 


-14 

12  12 

-    4 

4  19 

8  14 

82    7 


Maintenance 

of  the 

Public  Worship. 

12. 


55  17  8 

45  14  8 

87  6  1 

61  14  - 

6  14  - 

4  11  8 

9  14  2 


8  14  1 

2  17  - 

80  -  - 

6  15  - 


4  4- 

6  5  8 
16  4  6 


8  - 
1  - 
-  11 

16 

19 
7 


6 
10 
8  11 
10  - 

7 


85  11 
8  - 

28  - 

8  - 

4  7 
6  16 

5  16 
80  8 
20  10 

5  10 
78  8 
11  11 

9  18 


16  18  6 

13  8  - 

6  13  6 

7  14  6 


3  6  6 

2  3- 

3  -  - 
7  8  10 

1  5  7 

2  19  - 
1  4  - 

3  12  6 
3  16 


3  18  - 
22  10  4 

2  5- 
86  5  7 


10  12  - 

6  9  8 

6  9  6 

8  1  - 

4  16  1 

8  17  6 

6  16  - 

7  12  8 

5  5- 
26  -  - 

2  16  6 

8  10  - 
8  17  4 

48  16  6 


Extraordinary 

Outlay 
for  Baildinff 

or 
ImproTing. 


18. 


£.  $.   d. 


10  18    - 


16  12    2 
21  18  11 


40  16    8 
27  13    - 


81  18    9 


7    7 


28  17 


Interest  Paid 

on 
Boodad  Debt. 

14. 


£.   9.   d. 


10  - 

11  8 


4    1- 


1  18    4 


15 


Bonded  Debt 
PaidoC 

15. 


£•    9.   d» 


85    - 


25 

15 


12 


6    -    - 


22 


Other 
Payments. 

16. 


Total 

expknditubb. 

17. 


£.  «.    d. 

81    6    8 
17    2    2 


16    8  8 

2  19  - 

8    6  8 

1  11  - 


4    6    1 
2  16    9 

8  12    - 


4  10    - 
10  16    4 

16    8 


6  5  5 
4  6- 
4  10  8 
4  4- 
1  14    - 


1     1  8 

-    8  6 

16  18  6 

-19  4 


-    8    1 

16  11    8 

1  15    - 


5  18    6 
8  15    5 


5  15    2 


6    7  8 

6    5  6 
2-8 

2  16  7 

-  11  6 

1  10  3 

1  16  3 

2  14  6 
9  17  8 


14    9 
1    -    - 

-12    - 


2  16    4 


14  7  6 
7  12 
1    2  10 


1    5    - 


118 

18- 
112 
5    8    3 

-  12    8 


2    4    2 
19    8    8 


l3 


£.    «.   d. 

96  12  - 

69    2  5 

87    6  1 

91    8  2 


14  19 
19  7 
14  14 

7  8 
18    4 

5  18 
80 

17  19    - 

18  9  11 


9  8  4 
23  8  10 
84  18  10 


9  1- 
12    3    2 

6-11 
44  12  4 
16-1 
28  4  8 
24-6 

7  11  6 
85  11     7 

4    18 


60  1 
49    4 

7  11 
52    7 

9  19 

147    8  10 

62    8    9 

8  19    6 
122    6    8 

79  11  10 

17  18    8 
-    6 

48  11 
29    1 

18  - 
14  15 

8  5 

6  17 
2  17 

7  4 

9  5 

11  18 

12  16 
32  3 
21  16 

4  16 


8 
2 
6 
9 
8 
11 
7 
3 


12  10  8 
24  4  4 
18  5  8 
54  16  10 
20  12  9 
15-7 
27  9  11 
48  18  9 
6    4    2 


4  12 
18  14 

9  14 
8  6 
48  15 
8  12 
18  9 
14  16 
95  10 


Balance 

in  hand  at 

the  end 

of  Year. 

18. 


£•   «.  d. 


15 

16 

2 


2  8 
8  6 
2 


81  9  8 

5-10 
-6  11 
4  7- 

2  12  10 
8  13  5 

12  14  2 


8  15  - 


15  18  6 

-  8  4 

20  1  4 


10  16  11 
-  1  1 
1  11  8 


17  15  10 

15  10  - 
4-10 


8  16  9 
86  8  8 
84  15  5 
18  16  10 


8  19 

8  4 

12  15 

-  16 

-  1 

-  6 


2  10  10 


-  4  - 

8  16  8 
1  16  9 


11  6 


6-8 
6  6  2 

-  10  - 

-  13  4 
17  7  8 


1  11 
-  17 


1  6  8 


6  16  10 

2  10  2 

22  18  8 

1  5  5 
-  16  10 

2  17  8 
119  18  11 


Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Year. 

19. 


£.  #.  d. 


140 


145 
285 


76 


86  - 


200  -  - 


Ko^ 


179 
180 
181 
182 

188 
184 
185 
186 
187 
188 
189 
190 
191 

192 
198 
194 


195 
196 
197 
198 
199 
200 
201 
202 
208 
204 

206 
206 
207 
208 
209 
210 
211 
212 
213 
214 
215 
216 
217 
218 
219 
220 
221 
222 
223 
224 
226 
226 
227 
228 
229 
280 

231 
282 
238 
234 
236 
236 
287 
238 
239 

240^ 
241 

242 
243 

244 
245 

246 
247 
248 
249 
250 


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PARISH. 

RJBCE.IITS 

' 

Balance 

from  previous  ^ 

Tear. 

1-. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

in 

AMofBMM. 

8. 

PenalUes, 

Alow, 

or  other 

Booeipttf. 

6. 

BttMMl 

dazing 

tkeYMT. 

7. 

Total 
Reobipts. 

.  8. 

fiiltnce 

VO. 

At 

.    Common 
Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 

— ■  ■         > 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4.      . 

Offflipeot 

HflKeDd 

•Elat. 

i 

251 
252 
263 
254 
265 
256 
257 
258 
259 
260 
261 
262 
263 

264 
265 
266 
267 
268 
269 
270 
2?1 
272 
273 
274 
275 
276 
277 
278 
279 
280 
281 
282 
283 
284 
285 
286 
287 
288 
289 

290 
291 
292 
293 
294 
295 
296 
297 
298 

299 
300 
301 
302 
303 
304 
305 
808 
807 
308 
309 
310 
311 

312 
313 
814 
315 
316 
317 
818 
319 
320 
821 
822 
823 
324 
325 
826 

Eenwyn          -        -        • 
Kerew^l  Abbotta    - 
Kerswell,  King's     - 
Keverae,St.  - 
Kew,  St 
Keyne,St      - 
Kilkhiffiipton  - 
Kilmington     - 
Kingsbfidge    .        -        - 
Kingsteignton 
Kingston 

Kiugswear      .        -       - 
Kaowstone     -        .        * 

Ladock  -        .        •        - 

Lamerton       -        -        - 

Lamorran       ... 

Landofoss       .        .        - 

Landkey         ... 

Landrake        ... 

Landulph        ... 

Laneast 

Langtree        ... 

Laulivery       -        .        • 

Laoreath        ... 

Lanteglos-by-CamelfoFd  - 

Lanteglo8-by-Fow6y 

Lauiicella        -        -        - 

Lawhitton      - 

Leigh,  North  - 

Leigh,  South  - 

Leigh,  West  -        - 

Lelant    -        -        -^       -^ 

Lesnewth       ... 

Levan,  St       -        -.       -^ 

Lew,  North    -        -        . 

Idewtrinehard 

Lifton     .        .        .        - 

LitUeham 

Littleham-cnm-Ezmonth, 

with  Chapel   of  Base 

annexed. 
Loxbeare        -        -        - 
Loxhoro         ... 
Ludgvan         ... 
Luffincott 
Luppitt. 

Luxulyan       ... 
Lydford 

Lympstone     ... 
Lynton  -        .        -        - 

Mabe     .... 

Mabyn,  St     - 

Mudron- 

Maker    .... 

Malborongh    - 

Mamhead       ... 

Manaoean       .        .        - 

ManatOB         ... 

Marhamchurch 

Mariansleigh  .        -.       - 

Marldon 

Martin,   St    (near    East 

Looe). 
Martin,  St,  in  Maneage  - 
Marystow       ... 
Mawgao-in-Meneage 
Mawgan-in-Pyder  - 
Mawnan         .        .        - 
Meavy  -        -        -        - 
Meeth    .        .        .        - 
Mellion,  St    -        -        - 
Membory        ... 
Menheniot      - 
Merryn,  St    - 
Merthes 

Merton  -        -        -        - 
Meshaw 
Michael,  St.,  Cterbay*    - 

£.  •.  4. 

• 

15  14    8 
-13    6 

4  6    6 

3  10  11 

;    90    7    8 

-  a  5 

5  17    1 

4  12    6 
4  17    2 
-*    1    4 
..5    2 

-  15     1 

4  6- 

20  14    * 

28  18    2 

5  15    B- 
3  17    6 

21  3    -. 
3    2    5 

2  8    8 

19^' 

3  2    4 
1    -    9 

-  1411 

4  14    4. 

1  12  10 

'l  19    6 

9    8  11 

1  ft    8 
8    9    8 

-  10    6 

-  12    3 

2  2- 

2    2    4 

2  15    - 

10    7    1 

1  13    1 

-  7    8 

-  11     4 
4 

'a   7    1 

64    3  11 

1  9    6 

2  6    1 
2    4    6 
7  12    I 

2-11 

6  10^  8 
1  15    4 

£.    $..d.': 
2    8    9 

27  18    1 

37  11     1 

.             . 

54  18  11 

55-5 

28  15    -. 

13  13    9 

7  18    6 

22  11  10 

5  15    - 
4    5    4 

27  12    3 

2  11    9 

25    6    1 

12  1    9 

18  15    6 

"6-6 

13  13    9 
9  10    2 

24    1    2 
4  12    8 

13  8    6 

12  3    2 

23  12    4 
106    9    5 

14  18    6 

6  15    - 
23    9    - 

8  12    - 
18  14.  5 
11    -    - 
11    9    7 
43    9    3 

16  5    6 

17  9    - 
34  16  10 
43  10    2 
52-5 
33    -    - 

15  14    1 
8  13    2 
8  14    2 

15  19    7 
22  16    6 

8  3    8 

21     8    1 

38  4    9 

9  1  10 

13  -    - 
8    4    2 

10  11     8 
13    3    9 

18  -    5 
56    8    5 

13  10    3 

20  .  7  10 

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Protince  op  Canterbury — ^Diocese  op  Exeter — continued. 


No. 


PARISH. 


Michael,  St,  PenkevU    - 
Milton  Abbot 

Milton  Bamerell  - 

Milton,  South     -  - 

Minster  -        -  •        - 
Minver,  St.     - 

Modbury        .  -       - 

Molland          •  -        - 
Molton,  North 
Molton,  South 

Monkleigh      -  -        - 

Morchard  Bishop  - 

Morebath       -  -        - 

Moreleig^h       -  -        • 

Moretonhampstead  - 

Morval  -        -  -        - 

Masbury         .  -        - 

Mylor    -        -  -        - 

Newton  Ferrers 
Newton  Poppleford 
Newton: 

St.  Gyres    .  -       - 

St.  Petrock 
Newton  Traccy 

Nortbam        -  .        • 

North  HUl      -  -        - 

Nymett  Rowland  • 
Nynipton,  Bishop's 

Nympton,  King's  - 
Nympton,  St.  Qeorge     - 

Oakford          .  -        - 

Offwell  .        -  -        . 

Ogwell,  East  -  -       - 

Ogwell,  West  -  •       - 

Okehampton  -  -        • 
Okehampton,  Monk 

Oitery,  Ven    -  -        - 

Pancras  Wyke 

Par        -        -  -        - 

Parracombe    -  •        - 
Paul,  St.,  near  Penzance 

Payhenibury  -  -        - 

Pelynt    -        -  -        - 

Pennycross     -  -        - 

Perran  Arworthal  • 
Perranzabuloe 

Petherick,  Little  - 

Petherwin,  North  - 

Petrockstow  -  -        - 

Pillaton-        -  -        - 

Pilton    -        -  -        - 

Pinhoe  -        -  -        - 
Pinnock,  St.  - 
Plympton : 

St.  Mary     -  -       - 

St.  Maurice 

Plymstock      -  -        - 

Plymtree       -  -       - 

Poltlmore       -  -        - 

Pool,  South    -  -       - 

Portlemouth,  Bast  - 
Poughill  (Cornwall) 

Poughill  (Devon)  - 

Poandstock    -  -        - 

Powderham    -  •        - 

Puddington    •  -        - 
Putford,  East 
Putford,  West 

Quethiock       -  -        - 

Rackenford     -  •        - 

Rame     -        -  -        - 
Battery - 

Revelstoke     -  -        - 

Rewe     -        -  -        - 

Ringoiore       -    *  - 
Hoborough  .  - 

Rockbeare      -  -        - 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  previous 

Tear. 

1. 


d. 
9 


£.  9. 

3  - 
2  18  3 
2  2  10 
1  3  7 

4  6  4 
6  3  4 


-  5  1 
26  14  7 
5  6  10 
7  5  7 
6-7 

26  11  10 


17    7 


7  17    8 

1-6 

15    6  11 

3  16    - 


1  10  5 

1  17  9 

2  11  - 

2  10  - 


4  18    2 


9  13  10 
3    9  10 

1  irio 

7    7    8 
10    8    9 

1-7 
6  12    2 


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-  8  6 
3    9  8 

-  19  8 


2  U    9 
-    6  10 


17    4 
8  16    8 


-  14  2 

-  4  2 
2  12  9 
2    1  7 

21  11  8 

13  8 

-  16  7 

1  10  10 


-    6    9 
49    2    8 


2    6- 


Amonnt  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 


Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 


18  12    3 
12    8    2 


2 


9    1 

114  11  - 

60    6  - 

20  14  4 


296  18  10 
6  14    1 

19  7 

20  12 

12  13 
26  17 

13  8 
26  7 
10  11 


18  11    2 


28    3  10 

1  16    4 

6  14    6 

118  12    9 

11    2    2 


31     9  9 

12    8  6 

7    6  4 

19    5  6 

3  12  6 
14  11  4 

4  9  7 


16    9    8 
3  12    6 


14  16    9 
7    2    6 

19  14    6 

28  16    8 

19    4    9 
6  19  11 

16    6    6 

21  12 

12  14 

42  18 

27  14 
3    - 


67    6  8 

19    8  8 

30    4  10 

27  18  9 

16  13  7 

9    6  1 

12  4  6 
8    6  6 

13  9  8 
8  14  4 

63  18  9 

7    6  1 


4  17  11 
17  12    2 


28    1 

19  14 

30    7 

6  18 


6  18  8 
17  1  8 
19    6  10 


£.   9.   d. 


38    8    - 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 


£•  j;    d. 


7    16 


-13    4 


Bodowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 


Penalties, 
Alms, 
or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 


Borrowed 

daring 

the  Tear. 

7. 


£.    '•    d. 


17    4 


24    -    - 


11    8    4 


18 


32  10    8 
2    6^ 


8  10    ^ 


2  15 


17 


£.  #.   d. 


8  18    6 


6  13    6 
1  10    - 


3    4 
1    6 


-68 


1  10 


3    6    9 


20  10    8 


1    6 


14    6    6 


1    -    - 


2    2 


8    - 


2    7    6 


1    - 
6  18 


£.  ff.  eC 


Total 
Rbcbipts. 

8. 


Balioce 
OTOiipeDti 
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9. 


£.  9.  d. 

21  19   - 

16    6    5 
2    2  10 

IS  19    6 

13    7 
120  14 

66  19 

20  14 

24    6 
323    3 

12  - 
26  12 

26  IS 
IS  13 
64  IS 

13  8 

27  16 

14  11 


18  14    6 
18    1    6 


36    1    6 

2  16    9 

22-6 

167    7    6 

14  17 

7    1 

(a)  34  19 

14    6 

9  16 


6 
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8 

4 

26    2    2 

3  12    6 

19    9 


4 
63 


9  7 

1  4 

28    8  6 

7    2  4 


1  17  10 
8  12    8 

10    8 

63    6 

16  17 

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SUMS    RBCEIVED    IN    RE8PBCT   OF   CHURCH    OR    CHAPEL    RATES   IN    EACH    PARISH   IN 


Province  of  Canterbury — Diocese  of  'Exetbr— continued. 


PARISH. 

RECEIPTS- 

Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  CoUected 

Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 

Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

Borrowed 

dnring 

the  Year. 

7. 

Total 

RBCBIPT& 

8. 

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No. 

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other 

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4. 

401 
402 

403 
404 

405 
406 
407 
408 
409 
410 
411 
412 
413 
414 
415 
416 
417 
418 
410 
420 
421 
422 
423 
424 
425 
426 
427 
428 
429 
430 
431 
432 
433 
434 
485 
436 
437 
438 
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440 
441 
442 
443 
444 

445 
446 
447 
448 

449 
450 
451 
452 
453 
454 
455 
456 
457 
458 
459 
460 
461 
462 
463 
464 
465 

466 
467 
468 
469 
470 

471 : 

472, 
474 

Homansleigh  . 
Rose-Ash       . 

Salcombe  Regis      - 
Sampford  Courtenay  with 

Sticklepath. 
Sampford  Peverell  - 
Sampford  Spiney    - 
Sancreed 

Sandford        ... 
Sattedeigh     .        «       . 
Seaton-cum-Beer    - 
SennexL  -        -       -        - 
Shangh  -        .        .        - 
Shebbear        ... 
Sheepstor       -        .        - 
Sheepwash     ... 
Sherfozd         ... 
Sherwill         ... 

Shilttngford    -       -       - 

Shobrooke 

Shute     -        -        -        - 

SldmOnth        -       -       - 

Silverton        ... 

Slapton  -        -       -'      - 

SonthhlU 

Sowton  -       -       - 

Spreyton        ... 

Starcross        ... 

Staverton       ... 

Stockland       -        .       - 

Stoekleigh  English  • 

Stockley  Pomaroy  - 

Stoke.  Canon  -        •        - 

Stokeclimdand 

Stoke  Gabriel 

Stokabiteignhead    - 

Stokenham     ... 

Stoke  Rivers  - 

Stoodlfiigh      . 

St  Stephen's  by  Saltash  . 

Siitcombe        ... 
Swimhridge    ... 
Sydenham  Damaial 

Tolaton  -        .       -       - 
Tallaqd-        -       -       - 
Tamecton  FoUott    • 
Tamerton,  North    • 
Tavy: 

St.  Mary    - 

St.  Peter    - 
Tawstock  with  Harraeott 
Tbwton,  North 
Tttwton,  South 
Teath^St. 

Tedbum,  St.  Mary  - 
Teignmoutb,  West  - 
Templeton      .        .        - 
Thelbridge      - 
Thowcrton      -       .       - 
Throwleigh     .       -       - 
ThurUaitone    - 
Thnrsheltou    - 
Tintagd          -        .        - 
Titcott^orTeteott  - 
Tiverton,  comprising  the 

four  portions  of  Pitt, 

Tidcombe,   Clare,    and 

Priops. 
Torbrian         ... 
Torrlngtoo,  Great  - 
Torriogton,  Little  - 
Totnas   .... 
Towednack     ... 
Tremain          -       - 
Trentishoe      ... 
Trevalga         -       -       - 
Trewia  .... 

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18    6    6 

20    7    4 

28  8    5 

60  16    5 

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40    3    3 
10  15    - 
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Province  of  Canterbury^ — Diocese  of  Exeter— con^Rti^cf. 


EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

Balance  dae 

Ordinary 

Maiiiteiuuic6 

Eztraordiiuury 

Intereat  Paid 

Balance 

Repairs  of 

Outlay 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

in  Hand  at 

No. 

on 

Church 

of  the 

for  BuUding 

on 

the  end 
of  Year. 

at  the 

preTiB«Y«ar. 

or 
Churchyard. 

PubllcWorship. 

or 
ImproTing. 

Bonded  Debt. 

Paid  off. 

Payments. 

Expenditure. 

end  of  the  Year. 

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11. 

12. 

la 

14. 

16. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

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SUMS   RBCEIVBD   IN    RESPECT   OF   CHURCH    OR   CHAPEL   RATES    IN    EACH   PARISH   IN 


Province  op  Canterbury — ^Diocese  op  Exeter — continued. 


parish. 

RECEIPTS. 

Balance 

Year. 
1. 

Amount  of  Rates  CoUected 

Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 

Penalties, 

Ahns, 

or  other 

Rec^ts. 

6. 

Berrowed 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 

Total 

RiCElPTS. 

8. 

JUioee  j 

A                        .1 

No. 

At 

Conmion 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Church 

Bnildmg 

Acts. 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

Oroipai 
ittkcsd 

M 

475 
476 
477 
478 
470 
480 
481 
482 
483 
484 
486 
486 
487 
488 
489 
490 
491 
492 
493 
484 
496 
496 
497 
498 
499 
600 
601 
602 
603 
604 
606 
606 
607 

508 
509 
610 
611 
612 
613 
614 
616 
616 
617 
518 

610 
520 

'nroro: 

St  George  -       *       . 

St  Mary    •        -       . 
Ttosham        -        •        . 
Tady,St 

Twitchen       -       . 
Tywardreath  ... 
Ugborongh     ... 
Uplowman      -        *       - 
Uplyme-        -        .        - 
Upottery        ... 
Upton-Pyne  -        .        . 
Veep,  St        -        -        - 
Vcryan  -        .        .       - 
Virginstowe    -       •       - 
Walkhampton 
WarWeigh     -        -        - 
Warlesgan     •       .       - 
Washflield       - 
Washford  Pync 
Week,  St  Mary      - 
Wembory       .       -       - 
Wembworthy          • 
Wcnn,St       ... 
Werrington    •       -        - 
Westdown      -        -        - 
Whimple 

Whitchnrch    -       -       . 
Whitstone  (Cornwall)     - 
Whitestone  (De?on) 
Widecombe-in-the-Moor  - 
Wldworthy     - 
Willand- 
Winnow,    St,    and    St 

Nighton's,  connected. 
Witheridge     - 
Withiel  .        .        -        - 
Withycombe-Rawleigh    - 
Wolborough    - 
Woodbory      -        -        . 
Woodland      ... 
Woodleigh     -        -        - 
WopUngton,  East    - 
Worllngton,  West  - 
Yarcombe       -        .        - 
Yealmpton,    with    Noss 

Mayo. 
Zeal  Monachomm  • 
Zennor  -        -       -        . 

Total    .    -    - 

£.$.   d. 

2  17    4 

20    2    I 

10  12  11 
4  18    5 
9    3  11 

3  6- 
6    4    4 

-  1    6 

2  6  11 

-  6    7 

31  12    - 
3-9 

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-  2    9 

3  3    4 
3    6    6 

6  11    6 
3    3    1 

12  17  10 

7  2    6 

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9    6    1 

11  13    6 

6  17    6 

-  3    2 

10    1    3 

-  0    3 

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10  10    1 

1  15  10 
3  18    - 

£.  ».   d. 

10  13    6 

*  8    6  10 
3  11    6 

13  4  10 
37    7    6 

28  14    6 
16    3    2 

16  16    6 
46    3    3 

17  16    6 
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6  14    6 

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18-3 

6-5 

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8  5    9 

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17    4    4 

6  13    4 
26-5 

6    3- 

49    6    7 

24  14    3 
8-10 

33  2    - 

6    8    8 

14  10    1 

6    4    9 

11  -    - 
17  17    8 

34  4    7 

14    3    4 

13  9  11 

41    8  10 

£.  i.  d. 
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11    8  '5 

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4    -    - 

-  2    6 

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7    7    6 

28    1    6 

-  11    9 

3    6    6 

£.     4.d. 

18 

*         • 

£.   s.   d. 

10  13    6 
78    6    0 

8    6  10 

6  8  10 
13    4  10 
61    9    6 
GO  16    9 
33  12  11 
25    7    I 
20-6 
61     7    7 

17  16  11 
23    7    9 

2-7 
77     1    2 
31  12    - 

7  8- 
16-6 

6  14    6 

12  6    8 

18  17    6 
6    3    2 
6  14  10 

11  12    2 
21     8    5 
21     1     5 

12  17  10 

13  10    2 
26-6 

13  11    6 
6    9    7 

66  19    2 
11  13    5 

31   11     8 

8  4- 
61     3    5 

"22    3    - 

10  7    3 

14  19    1 
6    8    8 

11  -    - 
17  17    8 
46  10    2 

16  19    2 

17  7  11 

£.  1.  i 

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1516  7 

-  1  2 

119  9 
6  %  % 

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4   8  3 

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2,180  10    4 

9,433    6    1 

370    7    4 

367    1  10  j  1,226    3  11  ;  896  19   3 

718    -    - 

15,181     7    9 

1,725  5  » 

From  the  following  Placbs  Returns  have  been  received — Nil,  or  no  Rates  collected. 


Agnes,  St. 

Baldbn. 

Beer  Ferris. 

Bideford. 

Bittadon. 

Bodmin. 

Bolventor. 

Breage. 

Brizham,  Lower. 

Broadwoodwedger. 

Browustou. 

Bnckfastleigh. 

Buckland  Brewer. 

Budehaven. 

Bndock,  St. 

Bulkworthy. 

Burian,  St 


Callington. 

Crowan. 

Falmouth. 

HUary,  St 

Calstock. 

Cuby,  and  St.  James,  Tre- 

Flushing,  St  Peter's. 

Honiton. 

Camborne. 

gony. 

Qerrans. 

Grade. 
Qwioear. 

Hooe,  St  John's. 

Cammenellis. 

Cbacewater,  St  Paul. 

Chawleigh. 

Charles  (near  Plymouth). 

Dennis,  St 
DcTOnport : 

St.  James. 

St  Paul's. 

Issey,  St. 
Ives,  St 
Ivybridge. 

Charlestown,  St  Paul's. 

St.  Stephen's. 

Halse  Town. 

Landewednack. 

Ckiwton. 

Devoran. 

HalweU. 

Lanhydrock. 

Cleather,  St 

DitUsham. 

Harberton. 

Lanivet. 

Cleer,  St. 

Dunkeswell  Abbey. 

Harbertonford,  St.  Peter's. 

Lannartb. 

Clement,  St 

Bryan,  St. 

Holland. 

Lansalloes. 

Cockington. 

Ewe,  St 

Helston. 

Lapford. 

Collaton,  in  the  parish  of 

Exeter: 

Herodsibot,  comprising  por* 

Launceston,  St  Msry  Mag- 

Paignton. 

St  John. 

tions  of  the  three  parishes 

dalene. 

Columb,  St,  Major. 

St  Mary  Arches. 

of  Buloe,  Lanreatb,  and 

Lee. 

Crediton. 

St  OlaTC. 

St  Plnnock. 

Lensden. 

Number  of  Returns  received  for  the  Diocese     • 


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Province  op  Canterbury — ^Diocese  op  Exeter — continued^ 


EXPENDITURE. 

1 
Bonded 

Balance  due 

Ordinary 
Repairs  of 

Maintenance 

Extraordinary 
Outlay 

Interest  Paid 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

Balance 
in  Hand  at 

or 
Mortgage  Debt 

No. 

on 

Church 

of  the 

for  Building 

on 

the  end 

at  the 

or 

or 

Paid  off. 

Payments. 

EZPBNDITURB. 

end  of  the  Year. 

trioQtYear. 

Churchyard. 

PubUeWonhip. 

Improying. 

Bonded  Debt 

of  Year. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

18. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19 

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475 

7  15    - 

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2  10    8 

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10    2    2 

8  10    - 

8  19    - 

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29    1    5 

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From  the  following  Places  Returns  have  been  received— Nil,  or  no  Rates  collected. 


LevaDQick. 

Lezant. 

Liokinhom. 

LUkeard. 

I^desweU. 

Looe. 

•MarazbD. 

^rwood. 

MflvijUiey. 

^fchaelstow. 

Hithian. 

■orthoe. 

MallloD. 

Ottarham. 
Ottery: 
^*  JaiD«i. 


Ottery— con^inttfrf, 
St.  Mnry. 
St  Michael. 

Paignton. 

Pandiani. 

Pendeen. 

Penponds. 

Penwerria. 

Petherwin,  South. 

PbiUack. 

PhiUeigh. 

Plymouth : 

Holy  Trinity. 
St.  Andrew's. 
St.  Andrew's  ChapeL 


Plymouth — eofUinwetf. 

St  James. 

St  Peter. 
Porthleven,  St  Bartholomew. 
Probns. 
Pyworthy. 

Rainhill. 

Rednitb. 

Roche. 

Ruan  Lanihome. 

Rnan  Major. 

Ruan  Minor. 

Salcombe. 

Shalden,  St  Nicholas. 

Sidbury. 

Sithney. 


Stepheus,  St,  by  Launceston. 
Stonehouse,  East,  St.  Paul's. 
Stowford. 
Street 

Sutton-on-Plym,  St.  John's 
Cliurch. 

Tavistock. 

Tavistock,  St  Paul's. 
Teignmouth,  East 
Tipton,  St.  Johu. 
Tiverton,  St.  Paul's. 
Topsham. 
Tormobam. 

Torquay : 
St  John's. 
St  Mary  Church. 

Number  of  Plaees     • 


Treleigh. 

Treneglos. 

Trealothao,  Camborne. 

Tresmeer. 

Truro,  St.  PauL 

Tuckingmell. 

Upton. 

Warbstow. 

Week,  St  Qermans. 

Weilcombe. 

Weudron,  St  MIghaeL 

Winklei^. 

Woodbury  Salterton. 

Yarnscombe. 


146 


Hatams. 

Nils. 

Total. 

w 

146 

666 

4n. 


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PARISH. 

RECEIPTS.                                                         1 

Balance 

frompreTious 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Bates. 

5. 

Penalties, 

or  other 
Receipts. 

6. 

Borrowed 

during 
the  Year. 

7. 

Total 
REcaifTS. 

8. 

Bdnce 
0»p«t 
It  the  end 

of  Tor. 

9. 

Bo. 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Church 

BkiUding 

Acts. 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

1 
2 
3 

4 
5 

6 
7 
8 
9 
10 

n 

12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 
19 
SO 
21 
22 
28 
94 
25 

26 
27 
28 
99 
30 
31 
82 
83 
84 
85 
36 
37 
38 
89 
40 
41 
42 
43 
44 
45 
46 
47 
48 
49 
50 
51 

52 
63 
64 

55 
56 
57 
58 
59 
60 

61 
32 
68 
64 

66 
66 
67 
68 
69 

AMnghall       - 

Acton  ToirOle 

AdJeetrop       ... 

Alderley 

Alderton  (in  Olonceater- 

shire). 
Alderton  (hi  ^IHIta) 
Aldsworth       .        •        . 
Alveston 

AlyiDgton       .        .        • 
Ampney  Cmcis 
Ampney  Down 
Ampney : 

St.  Mary    - 

St.  Peter    .        -        . 
Arllngham      .        -        . 
Ashchurch      •        •        r 
Ashley  -        .        -        - 
Ashton-Cold   - 
Ashton-Keynes 
Ashton-nnder-HiU  - 
Aston-Blank  ... 
Aston-Subedge 
Anst       -        -        -        - 
Aiening         .       .       - 
Awre     -        -        -        . 
Aylborton      .        .        - 

Badgeworth    ... 

Badminton,  Great  • 

Bageodon       ... 

Bamsley        -        .        - 

Barrlngton,  Great  - 

Barringtoo,  Little  . 

Batsford 

Baunton         ... 

Beachley        .        -       - 

Beckford 

Berkeley        -       .        - 

Beverstone     .       -        • 

Bibury   -        -        .        - 

Bicknw,  English    . 

Biddestone     ... 

Bladingtoo     . 

Blakeoey        ... 

BlnnsdoD,  Broad     - 

BIuDsdoD,  St.  Andrew     - 

Boddington    - 

Bonrton-on-the-HUl 

Box        ...        - 

BoxweU 

Briavels,St.  ... 

Brimpsfield     . 

Bristol: 
St.  Angustbe-the-Lest 
St  Michael         -       - 

Broadwell       ... 

Brokenborough       -       -  i 
Bromsberrow  ... 
Brookthorpe  •       .       . 
Bnckland       •        .       . 
Bailey   •       -       -       . 

Cam      .       -       .       - 

Campden,  Chipping 
Cemey.  North        .       . 
Cemey,  South,  with  Cer- 

ney  Wick. 
CharfleUl        -       -       - 
Charlton 

Chariton  AbboU     - 
Chedworth     - 

£.  s.  d. 

-  8    8 
8    8    2 
2    8    6 

8    3    6 

2  14  11 
2-2 

6  4    ^ 
8  15    6 

3  13    8 

-  10  11 

11  14    - 

8  18    3 

9  12    - 
1    8    3 

21    4    1 

4-10 
I    4    3 

-  3    8 
5    2    6 
1  19    8 

7  7    3 

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24  6    2 

11  16    4 
17  10    . 
10    5  10 

1  12    2 

1    5    - 

67  13    9 

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9  15    3 
1  12  10 

12  8    8 

-  2    5 

-  7  10 

1  18    4 

25  10  10 
33    7    8 

9    3    6 

8  16    7 

66  12  16 
99  12    6 

£.  9.    cL 

9  17     - 

10  19    4 
12    5  11 

9    4    8 

32    5    8 
40    1     9 

12    8    2 

14-8 

5    4    5 

11  4    3 

19  11    9 

18  15    4 

5    -    - 

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8-10 

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7-2 
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5    9    3 

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16  18    9 

102  10    9 

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£.    9.  d. 
29    4  '2 

£.    9.   d. 
26    8  10 

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17    5    - 

10    -    - 

14  -    - 

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17    5    - 

26    6    8 

20  16    - 
29    -    - 

36  18  10 

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2  16    4 

- 

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2  -    - 

3  16    2 

16    4    - 

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\ 

£.    f.   d. 

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£.  #.   d. 

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18  5    2 

13  7  10 
12    b  11 
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19  7    4 
6  16    6 

8  17    4 
51  19    8 

197     4    1 

8-10 

43  11    8 

17  10    - 
26    6    8 

20  1    - 

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7-2 

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5    9    3 

28  14    - 

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EXPENDITURE. 

1 
1 

1 

Bond<^ 
or 

Baknoeaoe 

Ordinary 

Maintenance 

Extraordinary 

Interest  Paid' 

Balance 

Repairs  of 

Outlay 

Bonded  Debt  1 

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of  Year. 

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12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

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SUMS   RECEIVED   IN    RESPECT   OF    CHURCH    OR   CHAPEL    RATES    IN    EACH    PARISH   IN 


Province  of  Canterbury — ^Diocese  op  Gloucester  and  Bristol — continued. 


No. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 


Under  the 

Charch 

Bonding 

Acts. 

3. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 


Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 


Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 


Borrowed 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 


I  Baknee 
vToTAL       Orenpeoti 

Rbcbipts.  [^^^l 
8. 


70 
71 
72 
73 
74 
75 
76 
77 
78 
79 
80 
81 
82 
83 
84 
86 
86 
87 
88 
89 
90 
91 
92 


94 
95 
96 
97 

98 
99 

100 
101 
102 
103 
104 
105 

106 
107 
108 
109 
110 
111 
112 
113 
114 
115 
116 

117 
118 
119 
120 
Ul 
122 
123 
124 
125 
126 
127 

128 
129 
130 
131 
132 
133 
134 
135 

136 

137 
138 
139 
140 


£.  f.  d. 


£.  #.  d. 


£.  $.   d. 


Cberington     - 

Chippenham   - 

Christian  Malford  - 

Churcham 

Chorehdown  - 

Clapton 

Oeeve,  Bishops 

Cb'fford  Chambers  - 

Clifton   - 

Coaley    •        -        - 

Coalpit  Heatii 

Cob^ley 

Colerne 

Colesbonm 

Coin  Rogers  - 

Coin,  St  Aldwyns  - 

Combe-Castle 

Compton  Abdale     - 

Compton  Greenfield 

Comptoo,  litUe      - 

Coodicote 

Corsham 

Cowley  -        -       - 

Cranham 

Cricklade: 

St  Mary     • 

St  Sampson 
Cromhall 
Crudwell 


4  14  11 

1  10  7 
-  10  - 
8  13    1 

48    9    - 


164  5  1 
27  9  - 
37  17  11 


3  11 

54  15 

32  17 

262    - 

24  19 


5    6    3 


10  5  9 
3  16  9 
-  12    8 


1  4  1 
5  17  - 
-  19    1 


13  14    2 

30  10    0 

20    4  10 

3  15    8 


otherwise 


Daglingworth 

IHmntsey 

Dean  Forest : 
Christ  Church     • 
St  Paul,  Parkend 

Dean,  Little   - 

Deerhurst 

Didbrook 

Ditcheridge, 
Ditteridge. 

Dodington 

Dorsii^ton 

DowdesweU    - 

Doynton 

Draycot  Ceme 

Duffield 

Dunsbourne  Abbots 

DuDsboume  Rouse 

Dorsley 

Dymo<^ 

Dyrhara  and  Hinton 

Eastington 

Eastleach  Martin    - 

Eastleaeh  Sanrille  - 

Easton  Qrey  - 

Eaton,  Castle 

Ebrington 

Edgeworth 

Elberton 

Elkstone 

Elmore  -        -        - 

Elrastone  Hardwicke 


Farroington  •  -  . 
Flsxley  -  -  -  - 
Forthampton  -  .  - 
Framiloue  ... 
Frampton  Cotterall 
Framptun-on-Sevem 
Frenchay,  St  John  Baptist 
Frocester        -       -       - 

Garsdon         ... 
Gloucester : 

St  John's  •       .       . 

St  Mary  de  Crypt 
Grlttleton       •        .        - 
Guitiog  Power,  or  Lower 

Ouittng. 


-  13  10 

428  16    4 

23  10    4 

6-8 


13  19    9 

45    5    7 


5    9- 
8  14  11 


5  10  7 
9-5 
-  10    4 

1  1  2 
3  9  9 
3    6  10 

2  6    8 

9    4    3 


14    8    7 
4    3    3 


10  15  10 
14    8 

3  2- 

4  3    9 


101  19    1 


-    6    1 


2  17 

10  6    - 
29  10    5 

11  14    2 

1  11    1 

8  15    6 

3  15  11 

6    7^ 


10    9    5 

9    9    2 

17  16  11 

158  18  11 

3  15  10 

122    9    3 


£.    s.   ^ 


11-8 
5    6  10 


166    2    7 


14    6 


14  7 

40    -  - 

7  18  2 

14    3  4 


21  9  9 
12-9 
19    5    1 


6  19    2 
13    3    - 


55    2    8 


20    5    3 
16  17    5 


6    4  10 
23  18    3 


6    16 
18    3    1 


40  5  4 
31  19  10 
51  12  - 
7  15  9 
25  2  9 
21  16    5 


4  10  10 


41  19    4 
16    1    - 


£•   *.   d. 

8    -    - 


25    4    8 


£.    #.    d. 


2  14  11 
1    -    - 


7    5 


£.    #.   d. 


12  14    1 


7  16 


18  19    - 


10    - 
10    - 


30  10 


2    8    9 
25  10  11 


97    9    9 


31    4    1 
8  14    1 


10  13    1 
9    i>    • 


11 


-    5    - 
23  16    2 


7    6- 


3    7    3 


56 


£.    «.  <t 

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164    5    1 

31  3  11 
40  12  10 

2  10    7 
4    1    8 

70  13    3 

32  17    3 
885  13  11 

24  19    5 

12  14 

13  14 
85  16 
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3  15 
5 
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17  16  11 
168  18  11 

4  19  11 
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Province  op  Canterbury — ^Diocese  of  Gloucester  and  Bristol — continued. 


EXPENDITURE 

Bonded 

M.           i 
or           , 

Mortgage  Debt  1 

Balince  dae 

Ordinary 
Repairs  of 

MainteDance 

Eztraordinary 
Outlay 

Interest  Paid 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

Balance 
in  Hand  at 

No. 

on 

Church 

of  the 

for  BnUding 

on 

the  end 

atthe 

or 

or 

Paid  off. 

Payments. 

BXPBNDITURU. 

endof  the  Year. ; 

preTiovt  Year. 

Churchyard. 

PuhUe  Worship. 

ImproTfaig. 

Bonded  Debt 

of  Year. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

u. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

10. 

£.   $.   d. 

£.    #.    d. 

£.    f.   d. 

£.    $.   d. 

£.    *. 

d. 

£.    *. 

d. 

£.    *.   d. 

£.    i.   d. 

£.  t.    d. 

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SUMS    RECEIVED    IN    RESPECT    OF   CHURCH    OR   CHAPEL    RATES    IN    EACH    PARISH    IN 


Pbovincb  of  Canterbubt — Diocese  of  Gloucester  ani>  Bristol.— coHtmmecL 


Pi  RISII. 

RECEIPTS. 

Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowments 

in 

Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 

PeaaUies, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

Borrowed 

Total 

during 

Recziptb. 
the  Year. 

7.                     8. 

fiiluee 

Ho. 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

OreBpent 
ttthtend 

141 
142 
143 
144 
145 
146 
147 
148 
149 
150 
151 
152 
153 
154 
155 
156 
157 
158 
159 
160 
161 
162 
163 
164 
165 
166 
167 
168 

169 
170 
171 

172 
173 
174 
175 
176 
177 

178 

179 
180 
181 
182 
183 
184 
185 
186 
187 
188 
189 
190 
191 
192 
193 
194 
195 
196 
197 
198 
199 
300 
801 
803 

303 

304 

205 
806 
807 
806 
809 
810 
811 
812 

Hailes    .... 
Hamhill          ... 
Hampnett      ... 
Hampton  Meysey  - 
Hankerton      .        .        - 
Hannmgton    ... 
Hardenhuish  ... 
Hardwick       ... 
Hareseombe   ... 
Haresfield       - 
Hartpnry        -        -        . 
HasfieM 

Hatheriey  Down     - 
Hatherop        .        -        - 
Hawling         ... 
Hazleton         ... 
Hempstead     ... 
Henbnry         -        .        - 
Highworth     - 
Hill        ...        - 
Hillesley,  St.  Giles 
HintoB,  Little 
Hinton-on-the.Green 
Honeyboomoy  Cow  - 
Horfield         ... 
HortOB  -        -       -       - 
Hulkriagten  ... 
Huntley         .       .       • 

Icomb    .... 
Inglesham      ... 
Iron  Acton      ... 

Eemble  .... 
Kemerton       ... 
Kempley         ... 
Kemp^rd      ... 
Kingseote       ... 
Kington,  St  MichaelkWith 

Kington    Langley,"^  St. 

Peter's.  . 
Kington,  West 

Lacock  or  Layoock 
Langley  Burrell 
Langley  Fitznrse    - 
Lasborough    ... 
Lassington      -        -        - 
Latton    .... 
Lea        -        -       -        - 
Lea  and  Clexerton  - 
Lechlade         ... 
Leekhampton 
Leigh  Dtilamere 
Leigh     .... 
Leighterton-in-Boxwell   - 
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Miserdea 

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Nettleton 

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Oaksey  -       -       -  - 

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Paontley        -  -  - 

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Rodboarn,  St.  Paul 
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81 


Province  op  Canterbury — Diocese  op  Gloucester  and  Bristol — continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 


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on 

previous  Year. 
10. 


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I    5  10 


3    1 


5    9 
1  16 


1    8 


3    6  1 
i    % 
3    9 


6  17  8 

-  17  9 

3    6  6 

2    1  7 


1  10 


11    5    7 

2    8    7 

8    9    1 


Ordinary 

Repaint  of 

Church 

or 

Churchyard. 

11. 


Maiotenance 

of  the 

Public  Worship. 

12. 


Extraordinary 

Outlay 
for  Building 

or 
Improving. 

18. 


1    4  10 
-    6  10 

10  18    9 

12    6  11 

611    4 
1    4    7 


411. 


£.    #.   d. 


13     7  2 

12  9 

1  10  - 

3  12  10 
14  2 
6    8  8 

10    9  2 

4  2  6 


17     8 


12  1    3 

2  8  11 

-  2    6 

1  2    9 


2  19 
8  10 
4  11 
12  13 
10  - 
1  4 
1   10 


16  17    9 

-  7  6 
4  4- 
1  11    4 

1  12    6 
11    6    8 

2  6- 
1  10  - 
1  14  6 
9  17    - 

6    9- 


10  16  - 

18  18  - 

8    8  7 

-  1  6 
6  14  - 

-  14  6 

3    6  4 

-  2  - 


14    4    8 
3    6- 

1     1    6 

-  14    4 

-  14    - 


1   10  4 

8  13  6 

12  17  3 

-    2  6 

8  11  6 

18  4 

6-4 

20    9  - 

8    8  8 


£.  f.    d. 


2  14 

12  17 

6    6 

4  - 
16    9 

5  16 
8  14 

6  6 
6  17 

26  11 


6 


8  16 
8  12  3 
2  -  - 
2    9    6 


8  18 

7  6 
16  12 

8  16 

9  17 
22  14 

6  - 
4  16 

7  14 


87    6 

8  10 

2  16 

2  10 

8    6 

2    7- 
87  14    6 

8  11    2 
2    -    - 

9  6- 
17  18  10 


28  4  1 
3  6  4 
9    2    8 


7  16 


8  16    8 


4  16 
8  14 
4  3 
4  4 
4    6 


2    2- 

-    7  10 
18  10    1 

6  6    6 

8    7  U 

7  19    8 

8  16    - 


28    - 

6  18 
2  15 

21  15 
8  17 

7  10 

8  17 
10    1 


8  15 
18  11 

7  19 
11  16 


Interest  Paid 

on 
Bonded  Debt. 

14. 


Bonded  Debt 

Paid  off. 

16. 


Other 

Payments. 

16. 


£.     t.   d. 


66    2  10 


£.    t.    d. 


1  18  10 


7  10 


6  13 
19  12 


£.  «.   d. 


20 


10 
86 


1-3 


£.  s.    d. 

4  17  10 


1  5 

2  4 


2-8 

7 

10  18    6 
9  14    1 

2  2    2 

3  3    6 


1  4    - 

2  14    1 


2  16  6 
4    1- 

-  1  9 

-  13  6 
18    8  8 

-18  - 

3  6  9 
3    9  6 


8    9  10 

2  18  6 
14    4 

3  10  1 
1  14  6 
8  16 


1  19  10 


I  16 
18  16 


1  14  1 
1  7  10 
3  18    1 


6  8 
-  14 
8  16 

1  14 
6  10 

2  16 


16  10 
8    4 


4  12    - 
2    7    3 

8-5 

6  17    1 

2    14 


80    8    - 
2    8    6 

1 


2  16    6 


4    8  1 

9    9  5 

-  12  - 

6    9  6 


Total 

EXPENDITXrnB. 

17. 


£.  t.  d. 

8  17  11 

7  12  4 

26    4  8 

8  18  - 
7  14  2 

20    2  2 

10    5  3 

22    2  8 

26    7  8 

20  13  7 

46    2  1 


28    6    2 

10  16    2 

6    8- 

6    6    4 


3  18 
10  1 
22  12 
12  17 
16  2 
67  6 
15  18    - 

9    6  11 
12  14    4 

53  3  3 
7  8- 
9  17  11 
6  14  11 
6  16  6 
6  14 

71  2 
9  19 
6  19 

12  16 

48    4 


10 

4 
4 
8 
9 


82 

8    - 

13    - 

20  12 

18  13 

5    3 

7  18 

8  19 
12    3 

9  18 
7    - 

10    7 
7  10 


11 
8 

4 


17  19  7 

2  15  1 

57    8  4 

21  1  - 

80    9    4 

8  14    - 
6  10    4 

28    -  - 

6  18  2 

6  10  8 

22  1  8 

17  10  10 
61  14    - 

6    8 
22    7 

9  12 
14    8 

5  17 

18  10 
43  10 
24  4 
75    6 


6 
6 
6 
8 

4 
2 
6 
6 


Balance 

in  Hand  at 

the  end 

of  Year. 

18. 


Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Year. 

10. 


£.     f.  d. 
-  17    8 


8  14    4 

4  16    1 
25    9    2 

-  6    - 
14-1 

5  9    8 

6  18  11 

-  8    9 
34    6    8 

-U    8 


2    4    7 
10  11    6 


1    3 

14  18 

8    7 

8  11 


2  18    1 

-86 
4  19    6 

-94 

7    8    7 

-19 

-  9    - 

4    6- 

-  18  10 


8    9  10 


-17 
8    5    3 

1  12    1 
1  12  11 


4  12  8 

-  6  - 
1  12  10 
1     4  6 

19    9  5 

-  17  - 

6  17  3 

4  18  1 

22    9  - 

4  14  8 

-  4  2 
14  11  1 


£.  $.   d. 


60 


180 


130 
456 


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SUMS    RECEIVED    IN    RESPECT    OF    CHURCH    OR    CHAPEL   RATES    IN    BACH    PARISH    IN 


Province  op  Canterbury — Diocese  op  Gloucester  and  Bristol — continued. 


No. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  preyioas 

Year. 

1. 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 


Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

8. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 


Endowments 

Penalties, 
Alms, 

in 

or  other 

Aid  of  Rates. 

Receipts. 

5. 

a 

Borrowed 

during 

the  ¥ear. 

7. 


Total 


Rbcbipts. 


283 
284 
285 
286 
287 
288 
289 
290 
291 
292 
293 
294 
295 
296 
297 
298 
299 
300 
801 
802 
803 
804 
805 
806 
807 
808 
809 

810 
811 

319 
813 
8)4 
315 

316 
317 

318 
319 
320 
821 
822 
823 
324 
325 
326 
327 
828 

829 
830 
831 


332 
838 
834 
886 
886 
837 
388 
839 
840 
841 
342 
843 

844 
845 
846 
847 
848 
849 
850 
851 
852 
853 
854 
855 


Somerford  Keynes  - 
Somerford,  Little    - 
Somerford,  Ma(|;na  - 
Sopworth        .        -        - 
Southrope 

Standtsh         .       .       . 
Suuiley,  King 
Stanley,  St.  Leonard's     - 
Stanley  Pontlarge  - 
Stanton  -        •        .        . 
Stanton  Fitzwsrren 
Stanton,  St  Quintin 
Stanway         .        -        - 
Stapleton  and  Fishponds  - 
Staunton         ... 
Stayerton       t        -        - 
Stinchoombe  r        -        - 
Stoke  Gifford  *        •        - 
Stone     .... 
Stowron-the-Wold  - 
Stratton,  St.  Margaret    • 
Stroud    .        r        -        - 
Sutton  Benger 
S  uttpn  •mider-Brailea 
Swell,  Lower  r        •        - 
Swell,  Upper  .        ♦        - 
Swindon   (in  Glouoostar- 

shiie). 
Swindon  (in  Wilts) - 
Syde      .... 


£.    I.    d. 
3    7  10 

"  6  11     6 

-  1  10 
42  16  5 
19    6    9 

-  1    2 

1  7  10 

2  9  6 
16    4    5 


3-4 


6    7    9 
2    7     7 


18    9    8 
13  16    8 


I    -    6 

1  -    6 

2  3    4 

9  15  11 


Taynton          -  -  - 

Tetbury-       -  -  . 

Tewkesbury    -  -  . 

Thorubury,  ineladiog  Fal- 

fleld. 

ribberton       .  .  . 

Tidenham       -  •  . 
Toddington     - 
Todenbom 

Tormarton      -  .  . 

Tortworth       .  .  - 

Tredhjgton     -  .  . 

Tresham         .  -  . 

Turkdenn        .  .  . 
Twynlng 

Tytherington  .  -  - 

Tytherton       -  .  . 
Tytherton  Kelways  - 

Uley      -        .  -  . 

Upleadon        .  .  . 
UptoQ  St.  Leonard's 


Walton  Cardiff 
Wapley  and  Codrington  - 
Washboume,  Qreat 
Welford- 
Westeote 
Westerleigh    - 
Weston-on-Afon     - 
Weftonbirt     .        .        - 
Weston  Snb-edfl:e    - 
Westporty  St,  Mary 
Whaddon 
Wheatenhurst,  otherwise 

WUtminstsr. 
Whhcombe  Magna  - 
Whittington    - 
Wiekham,  ChUd's  . 
Wickwar 
WiUcrsey 
Winstone 
Winterboume 
Withington     - 
Wolston  and  Brandon 
Woollaston 
Woolstone 
Wormington   • 


61    6  11 

8  18    1 

93  18    6 


1    5    - 

7  17    9 
8-7 

8-1 

-82 
5  19    3 


5  13    7 

-  8    3 

74    2    - 

-  1  10 

2    2    5 


7  15  10 


1     1  10 


£.    f. 

7    4 

16  14 


£.   9.    d. 


22    7    8 


82    1 

13  16 

25  13 

6    - 


18 


13  3 
78  11 
27    6 


15  11 

28    - 


24    8 

12  18 

9  12 


6  12    5 

24    1    9 

8    -    - 

261     1  10 


33    1 
5  10 
24 
41 
13  14    9 


2  9 

3  2 


11  14    6 


86  19    8 

21     1     - 

7  17  11 

5  12    9 

13  10    6 
17    9    8 


45  15    7 


28    6    - 


85    2    3 
10    5  11 


18  13    - 
5    9    2 


3  6  3 

11  9  8 

4  19  8 
2    7  4 

-  12  9 

12  5  1 

19    7  8 

6  11  9 


14  1  - 
87  15     1 

10  3  10 

11  6  2 
11  18  2 
23  6  3 
51  10  11 

8  10    2 

5  19    3 

43    6  10 

83  16  11 

85    6    8 

11  14    9 
5  17  10 


9  18    - 


£.    «.    d. 


£.    $.    d. 


-68 
8-6 


44  10    - 
23  17    8 


80    ^    - 
23    8    9 


2    2 


14    4    - 
75    1    8 


4    7    6 
21  18    - 


9    7 


44  10    - 


26 


12 


£.    f.   rf. 


1  10 


21    -    - 

-    5  10 


28    8    7 
-  19    2 

8Q    1    6 


16  16 


1  19    6 


44  11  11 


1    5 


2  14    1 


(a)29  7  8 


£.  «.    d. 


£.   ».   d. 

10  11  10 
16  14  10 

6  11    6 

22  9 
44  6 
51  8 
18  16 
S5  14 

7  8 

2  16 
34    4 

3  - 

16  3 

78  11  n 

48    6    8 
51     3 
28  17 

17  19 

23  8 
77  8 
37  5 
85  1 
27  11 
13  19 

9  12 
3    3 


5 
4 

28  19  11 


75     1 
5  12 


94    1    9 

78  14    5 

42    6    I 

355-4 


I     5    - 
40  18  10 

8  11 
24  2 
49  3 
18  14 

9  15 
17  13 


42  12  10 

21     1  - 

7  17  11 

6     1  - 

185    7  7 

17    9  8 

44  II  10 


2    2    5 

72  17  11 


85    2    3 
18    1    9 


18  13    - 
6  11    - 


18  12  Jd 
37  15  1 
21   13    6 


11     6    2 

16  17  10 
28  6  3 
53  J8    8 

8  10    2 
6  12    - 

68    6    - 

33  16  11 

110    1     7 

9  18    - 

17  6    6 
6    9  10 


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Province  or  Canterbury — Diocese  of  Gloucester  and  Bristol — ctmtinued. 


EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 
or 

Balance  due 

Ordinary 

Maintenance 

Extraordinary 

Interest  Paid 

Balance 

Repairs  of 

Outlay 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

in  Hand  at 

Mortgage  Debt 

No- 

on 

Church 
or 

of  the 

for  Bnilding 
or 

on 

the  end 

at  the 

previooBYear. 

Charchyard. 

Public  Worship. 

Improving. 

Bonded  Debt 

Paid  off. 

Payments. 

Expenditure. 

of  Year. 

end  of  the  Year. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

£.   *.   d. 

£.    9,    <L 

£.    9.    d. 

£.  «.    d. 

£.   t.    d. 

£.   t.    d. 

£.    3,   d. 

£.   #.   d. 

£.    »,  d. 

£.    8.    d. 

. 

-    8    9 

4  13    - 

- 

4  12  10 

9  14    7 

-  17    3 

-M 

283 

1    8    4 

4  14    4 

3  17  10 

- 

9  11    - 

19  11    6 

.. 

•i84 

- 

. 

10    -     1 

- 

I  19    1 

11  19    2 

_ 

— 

285 

- 

16  10    - 

6  17    - 

- 

1  15    4 

23    2    4 

___ 

— 

286 

- 

3    7    6 

2  16    - 

- 

2    4- 

8    7    6 

86  18  11 

— 

287 

- 

6  13    - 

- 

- 

12  14    - 

18    7    - 

33    1     1 

— 

288 

- 

6  12    2 

16    -    - 

- 

-    5    3 

21  17    5 

.. 

289 

- 

6-4 

17  16    1 

- 

1     8    7 

25    6    - 

-    9    2 

—. 

290 

- 

-    8  10 

2  16    7 

" 

1    6    - 

4  10    5 

2  18    3 

— 

291 

- 

1.  8  10 

7  11    - 

1  14    4 

10  14    2 

— 

292 

- 

17  17    4 

6    0- 

- 

8  19    5 

32    2    9 

2    18 

— . 

293 

9  10    8 

. 

4    8  11 

- 

13  19    7 

— 

294 

- 

7  13    3 

6-9 

- 

"  1  18  "7 

15  12    7 

-  10  10 

— 

295 

14  18  10 

16    9    9 

34-6 

- 

11  19    4 

77    8    5 

13    6 

— . 

296 

27  16    8 

19    8  10 

10-8 

- 

1    4  10 

^96 

— . 

297 

- 

2  16    - 

5    9    9 

30 

4    7  11 

42  13    8 

8    9  11 

.» 

298 

- 

9  18  10 

13  18  10 

- 

23  17    8 

— 

299 

- 

2    9    6 

8  10    1 

- 

3  14     2 

14  13    9 

3    5    5 

«. 

300 

- 

2    1    6 

9  112 

- 

11  15  11 

23    8    7 

— 

301 

- 

16    9    - 

12    3  10 

m                                 ^ 

51  11     4 

79    4    2 

.^ 

— 

302 

- 

1  16    6 

7  10    6 

- 

2  10    9 

11  17    9 

25    7    8 

— 

308 

- 

23    1    6 

62    -    - 

- 

,             . 

85    1    6 

-^ 

304 

- 

1  16    e 

18  17    9 

- 

9    2    1 

29  16    4 

^^_ 

.-. 

306 

- 

3  17    8 

8-4 

- 

11  18    - 

2    1     - 

.— 

306 

1    8    - 

1    2    6 

7  19    - 

- 

1    6    6 

11  11    - 

— 

307 

- 

- 

3  17    - 

- 

1  12    1 

6    9    1 

^ 



308 

- 

3  16    6 

15    9    7 

- 

3  14    1 

22  19    2 

1-9 

— 

309 

26  17  10 

4  12    2 

11  17    - 

9  16    2 

16  16    - 

20    -    - 

10  19    5 

100  17    7 

400    -    - 

310 

- 

-    6    - 

4-3 

. 

- 

- 

1    7    2 

6  12    5 

— 

— 

311 

1  13    2 

6  19    8 

8  10    2 

. 

. 

« 

16    3    - 

7  18    9 

, 

312 

- 

13    8    3 

71  18    9 

- 

. 

- 

6    9    6 

91  16    6 

— 

313 

- 

19  12  11 

• 

- 

• 

- 

17  10    3 

37    3    2 

6  "2  11 

.. 

314 

• 

9  11    8 

73  18    6 

- 

26    -    - 

130    -    - 

36    1    4 

276  11    6 

79  8    11 

520    -    - 

315 

. 

1    3    7 

7  17    6 

. 

, 

. 

9    1     1 

_ 

__ 

316 

- 

3    8    2 

14    2    6 

. 

. 

6  10    - 

24-8 

16  18    2 

— 

317 

- 

. 

2    -    - 

- 

- 

6    7    4 

7    7    4 

1     3    8 

— 

318 

4  10    3 

1  11     4 

10    7    6 

- 

. 

3  10    9 

19  19  10 

4    2  11 

— 

319 

- 

6    16 

10    6    2 

. 

6    8- 

16    -    - 

. 

35  16    8 

13    7    7 

120 

320 

6    3  10 

-  10    - 

6  11     7 

. 

. 

- 

1    2    6 

13    7  11 

-    6  10 

— 

321 

- 

6  13    7 

6  14    8 

• 

. 

3  14    2 

15    2    6 



322 

- 

1  17    - 

4  14    - 

- 

2  12    9 

'  6    -    - 

1     1    6 

16    6    3 

18    6 

60    -    - 

323 

5  a- 

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6    -    1 

. 

• 

- 

12    -    I 

.. 

324 

- 

3    6    8 

7    8    6 

. 

. 

"  6  16    6 

17  10    8 

26    2    2 

— 

325 

-  16    4 

8    7    2 

7 

• 

. 

3    6    6 

14    9    - 

6  12    - 



326 

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8    8    6 

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1    6    - 

5  14    2 

2    3    9 

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327 

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3  14  11 

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326 

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11    3    6 

. 

4  16    - 

30    -    • 

2    6    9 

60  18  11 

84    8    8 

90    -    - 

329 

8  13    8 

. 

6  16    9 

. 

. 

• 

9  10    6 

7  19    3 

330 

•            • 

14  14    9 

10 

• 

- 

•             • 

18  18    6 

38    8    3 

6    3    7 

— . 

331 

. 

3    16 

. 

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332 

7    3    8 

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7  11  10 

. 

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2    4    6 

3    2- 

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3  10    - 

8  16    5 

9    5    4 

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336 

21  16  10 

3  11    9 

11  17    - 

. 

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. 

1  15    - 

30-7 

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337 

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. 

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. 

. 

• 

2  14    - 

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. 

4  15    6 

. 

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339 

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10    1    6 

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• 

9    3    6 

21     1    - 

16  14    1 

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342 

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8  10    - 

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-  19    3 

11  16    3 

9  18    3 

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343 

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10  12    - 

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10  14    - 

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12    2    6 

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348 

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849 

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2  12    9 

16  19    - 

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27    4    8 

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350 

10  17    6 

7  17    4 

16    9    6 

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1  18    6 

37    2    9 

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861 

- 

21  11     7 

22    3    8 

• 

7  13    4 

61    2    - 

102  10    7 

7  11    - 

102    4    8 

362 

-    1  11 

1  14    6 

16  16    3 

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. 

. 

2  11    6 

20    3    2 

363 

- 

1  14  10 

6    4  11 

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364 

1     4  10 

2  14  10 

3    1    6 

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1  14    6 

8  16    8 

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365 

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SUMS   RECEIVED   IN    RESPECT   OF   CHURCH   OR    CHAPEL   RATES    IN   EACH    PARISH    IN 


Province  of  Canterbury — Diocese  of  Gloucester  and  Bristol — continued. 


No. 


PARI6H. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Conunon 

Law. 

2. 


Under  the 

Cbnrch 

Boilding 

Acts. 

3. 


Under 

other 

Statutes* 


Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 


Penalties, 
Alms, 
or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 


Borrowed 

daring 

the  Year. 

7. 


Total 
Rbceipts. 

8. 


Btlanee 
OrenpentJ 
itUieeDdl 

ofYeir. 

9. 


366 
357 

358 
359 
360 


Wrazall,  North 
Wroughton    - 


£.    $.   d. 
5  15  10 


£.  *.    d. 


Yanworth 
Yate  - 
Yatton  Eegnell 

TOTAL'   - 


1  11  11 
9 

2  10    7 


86  18    8 

4  18  10 
33  18  - 
15  16    3 


•    -£. 


2,525  12   6 


5,905  15   8 


£.   $.    d. 


£.    t.  d. 


£.    •.    d. 


£.    #.    d. 


£.    *.    d. 


15    1     1 


£.    s.    d. 

5  16  10 
86  18    8 

6  10  9 
48  19  10 
18    6  10 


£.   i.   d, 
6    3    6 


373  10    2 


259  13    7 


1^71  10    6 


676  18 


11,013    -    5 


678  16    1 


From  the  following  Places  Returns  have  been  received — Nil^  or  no  Rates  collected : 


Almondsbury. 

Bream. 

Amberley. 

Bremitham* 

Apperley. 

Bristol: 

Bedminster: 

All  Saints. 

Luke's,  St. 
Paul,  St. 

Andrew,  St,  Montpelier. 

Bartholomew's,  St. 

Bishport  (orBishopsworth) 
St  Peter's. 

George,  St 

George,  St.,Brandon  Hire. 

Bisley. 

Holy  Trinity. 

Bourton-on-ihe-Water. 

John  the  Baptist,  St. 

Bristol — continued, 
Jude,  St 
Leonard,  St 
Luke's,  St 
St.  Mary,  Redcliff. 
Matthew,  St 
Nicholas,  St 
Paul,  St 
Peter,  St 
Temple. 
Thomas,  St. 
Werburgh,  St 


Bussage,  St  Michael's. 
Cbalferd. 
Cheltenham : 

Christ  Church. 

Holy  Trinity. 

St  John's. 

St  Luke's. 

St.  Mark's. 

St  Paul. 

St  Peter's. 
Cinderford,    St.    John    the 

Eyangelist 


Cirencester. 
Clearwell,  St  Peter. 
Clifton : 

Christ  Church. 

Holy  Trinty. 

St  Paul's. 
Clifton  Wood,  St  P^to-. 
Coleford. 
Cole,  St.  Dennis. 
Corse. 

Dean,  Forest  oi^  HolylYait^. 
Dumbleton. 


Number  of  Returns  received  for  the  Diocese 


DIOCESE    OP    HEEEPOED. 


PARISH. 

RECEIPTS. 

Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 

Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

6. 

Borrowed 

during 
tiie  Tear. 

7. 

Total 
Rbcbipts. 

8. 

Overspent 

atthecMl 

of  Year. 

9. 

No. 

At 

Common 

Law. 

3. 

Under  the 

Church 

Buildhig 

Acta. 

3. 

Under 

otiier 

Statutes. 

4. 

1 
3 
3 
4 
5 
6 
•  7 

I 

10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 

19 
SO 
31 
33 

Aberley-       -       -       - 
Abbey  Dore    -       -       - 
Abdon  .        .       -       - 
Aconburey      -       -       - 
Acton  Round  •       -       - 
Acton  Scott    -       •       - 
Almeley         -       -       - 
Alveley  -       .       -       - 
Ashford  Bowdler    -        - 
Ashfbrd  CarboneU  -       - 
Ashperton      ... 
AsUey  Abbots        -       - 
Aston     -       -       .       . 
Aston  Bottrell 
Aston  Eyre    -        -       - 
Aston  Ingham 
Aylton  -       -       -       - 
Aymestry       -       -       - 

Bacton  -       -       -       - 
Badger  -       -       •       . 
Barrow  -       .        -       - 
Bartestree      -       -       - 

£.  t.    d. 

I  18  11 
3    3    3 

-  19    3 

"-3    8 

-  6    3 

"-  17    6 

14  16  10 

13    6 

•             • 
13    7 

3    6- 
-13    7 
3    7  10 

£.  «.  d. 

19  13  10 
9    6- 
6    6- 

8  19    - 
11    6    6 

33  -    - 
6    3    9 

36    8  11 
10    7    6 
19  13    - 

10  13  11 

6  9    7 

7  6    8 

34  6    - 

-  18    6 
17    6    7 

11  17    4 

£.  $.  d. 

£.  8.d. 
8  13  11 

£.    s.   d. 
11  16    - 

7 

6    6    I 

«            • 

£.    s.   d, 

1  13    3 

7    3    4 
-    9  '5 

£.   s.   d. 

£.     s.    d. 

31  11    9 

13  7    3 
7    5    3 

9    18 
11  11     8 
11  16    - 
33    -    - 

6-3 
37     1     1 
36    3    4 
19  13    - 

1     3    6 
10  18  11 

6  9    7 

14  3    4 

7  6    8 
81  12    7 

3    3    6 
18    7    7 
14    6    3 

8  13  11 

£.   t.   d. 

1  19    3 

1     -    - 
4  10  10 

1  19    6 

-  16    6 

-  18    3 

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Province  op  Canterbury — Diocese  op  Gloucester  and  Bristol — continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 


Balance  due 

on 

previous  Year. 

10. 


Ordinary 

Repairs  of 

Church 

or 

Churchyard. 


Maintenance 
of  the 
Public  Worship. 
11.  I  12. 


Extraordinary 

Outlay 
for  Building 

or 
Improving. 

13. 


Interest  Paid 

on 
Bonded  Debt. 

14. 


Bonded  Debt 
Paid  off. 

16. 


Other 
Payments. 

16. 


Total 
Expenditure. 

17. 


Balance 

in  Hand  at 

the  end 

of  Year. 

18. 


Bonded 

OP 

Mortgage  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Year* 

10. 


No. 


£.   9.   d. 

2    14 


£.   s.    d. 

-  16    7 


37    4    6 
-    3    - 


£.  I.    d, 
9    2  10 


4  7  6 
6  10  - 
6    4- 


£,   i.    d. 


£.   t.    d, 
10  10    - 


£.   s.    d. 


37  10    - 


je.  i.  d, 

2-11 
31  13  10 


6    -    1 
3  11     3 


U  19  4 

61  16  2 

4    7  6 

48  14  6 

8  18  3 


£.  t.  d, 

6  3  6 

2  3  3 

-  6  4 

9  8  7 


£,    s.    d. 
262  10    - 


366 
367 

368 
369 
360 


729    8    4 


1,920    4    6 


3,701  16    6 


649    4    6 


216  10    - 


694  12    6 


1,697  10    1 


9,409    6    6 


2,282  10  I 


4,905    7  II 


From  the  following  Places  Returns  have  been  received — Nil,  or  no  Rates  collected  : 


Baston,  Lower. 

Bisey. 

Fairford. 

Foxley. 

France  Lynch. 

Fretheme. 

Gloucester : 
St  Aldgate. 
St.  James. 
St  Lake's. 
St  Mark. 


Oloacester— con^tntffd. 

St.  Mary  de  Lode. 

St.  Nicholas. 
OoitiDg  Temple. 
Hanhama. 
Hawkesbory. 
Hewelsfield. 
Highnam. 
Horsley. 
Hncdecote. 
Kingswood. 
Knowle. 


Lancant. 

Leigh,  Abbots. 

Longhope. 

Mincliinhampton. 

Newland. 

Oakrldge. 

Packlechorch. 

Bandwick. 

Redland. 

Rodborough. 

Selsley,  All  Saint  s. 

Sherston  Magna. 


Slad. 

Slaughter,  Lower. 

Snowshill. 

Stoke  Bishop. 

Stonehoase. 

StowelL 

Stratton. 

Sadeley  Manor. 

Swindon,  St  Mark's. 

Tewkesbarv,  Holy  Trinity. 
Two  Mile  Hill,  St  Michael. 

Number  of  Placee 


Wanborough. 
Warmley. 

Washbonme,  Oreat 
Watermoor. 
Westbory-on-SeTern. 
Westbory-on-Trym. 
WhiteshiU,  St  Paul's. 
Winterbonm     Down, 

Saints. 
Woodchester. 


AU 


-    108 


Aeeonnts. 


360 


NUs. 


103 


Total. 


463 


DIOCESE    OF    HEREFORD. 


Balance  dne 

OD 

pre  vioos  Tear. 
10. 


EXPENDITURE. 


Ordinary 

Repairs  of 

Church 

or 

Churchyard. 

11. 


Maintenance 

of  the 

Public  Worship. 

12. 


Bxtraordinary 

Outlay 
for  Building 

or 
Improving. 

13. 


Interest  Paid 

on 
Bonded  Debt 

14. 


Bonded  Debt 
Paid  off. 

16. 


Other 
Payments. 

16. 


Total 
Expenditure. 

17. 


Balance 

in  Hand  at 

the  end 

of  Year. 

18. 


Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Year. 

19. 


No. 


£.  *.    d. 


1    1  4 

4  16  6 

4    2  9 

8  12  6 

1    4  1 


I     -19    3 
411. 


£.   #.    d. 
2    4    3 


6    6  3 

3    7  9 

1  11  6 

2  8  6 


1     8    4 

118 
6  19    - 

-  13    6 


14  17 
8    7 

6  16 
1  19 

7  19 
6  6 
6  14 

22  10 
6    4 


4 
7 
7 
1 
3 
3 
8 
4 
26 


16 
10 
6 
3 
16 
6 
2 
9 
8 


3  -  - 
9  18 
6  9  10 
3  12    2 


£.   s.    d. 


£.    s.    d. 


£.    t.    d. 


M 


£,    t.   d. 


12  -  - 
4-8 
3  2- 
2  -  - 
6    16 


4  16    4 


2    6- 

4    8    7 


14  17 
10  11 

6  16 
1  19 

7  19 
9    9 

12  16 
22  10 

10  11 

26  - 

13  2 
16  18 

3  3 

11  10 

4  9 

12  17 
6    9 

27  16 


4    1     8 

17    6    8 

9  18    6 

6    4  11 


6  14    3 

1  16    - 

-  9  10 

12    4 

2  2    8 

-  10    - 

2-10 

12    1     - 

2  13    4 


1    -  - 

1    4  8 

1  16  3 

3  16  - 


1-11 
4  6  9 
3    8- 


£.    9.   d. 


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3 

3 

4 

6 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

16 

16 

17 

18 

19 
90 
21 
22 


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SUMS   RECEIVED    IN    RESPECT    OF    CHURCH    OR   CHAPEL   RATES    IN    EACH    PARISH    IN 


Province  of  Canterbury — Diocese  of  Hereford— con^nveif. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 


Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 


Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 


Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 


BOTrowed 

doriog 

the  Year. 

7. 


Total 
Rbcbipts. 

8 


Baiauce 
Orewpentl 
tt  the  end  I 


Bayton  -        .  -  - 

Beckbury       -  -  - 

Bedstone        .  .  . 

Benthall          .  .  . 

Bettws  -        -  -  - 

Billing^ley      .  .  • 
Blrcb,  Little  - 

Birch,  Much  -  -  - 

Birley    -        -  -  - 
Bisbopscastle 

Bitterley        -  -  - 

Blakemere      .  -  . 

Bobbington     -  -  - 

BockletoQ       .  .  . 

B)ra8ton         -  -  - 

Bosbnry          .  •  - 

Bramptoa  Abbotts  - 
Brampton  Brian 

Bredwardine  -  -  - 

Breinton         .  .  • 
Bridgnorth,      St.     Mary 

Mafl^dalene. 

Brimfield        .  -  . 

Brinsop  -        -  -  - 

Brobury          .  -  - 

Bromfield        .  .  . 

Bromyard       -  -  - 

Broseley          -  -  - 

Bucknell         .  .  . 

BuctoD  .        .  .  - 
Burghill 

Burwarton      -  -  - 

Byton     -         -  -  - 

Cainhara         ... 
Caple,  Kings  ~ 
Ciu*diogton      . 
Cardittton        ... 

Cbelmarsh      -  .  - 

Chetton           .  -  - 

Chirbury         .  .  - 

Churchstoke  -  -  - 

Claverley        -  -  - 

Clee,  St.  Margaret  - 
Cleobury  Mortimer 

St.  John's   - 
Cleobury,  North 
Cliiton.on-Teme 

Clunbnry        .  -  - 

Clungunford  -  .  - 

Coddington     -  -  - 

Colllngton      -  -  . 

Colwall  .        -  .  - 

Coreley  -        -  -  - 
Cowurne,  Little 
Cowarne,  Much 

Cradley  -        .  -  - 

Credenhill       -  .  . 

Croft      -        -  .  - 
Culmington    - 

Cusop    -        -  .  - 

DetuchiU 
De?ereuz,  St. 

Dewchurchy  Much  - 

Diddlebury     -  .  - 

Dilwyn  -        -  -  - 

Discoyd          .  -  . 

Docklow         .  -  • 

Donnington    .  .  . 

Dormington    .  .  . 

Dorstmne         -  -  • 

Dowles  -        -  -  • 

Downton        -  -  - 

Dolas    -        -  -  - 

Eardisley        -  .  . 

Eastbam         .  -  . 

Easthope        .  .  . 
Eaton  Bishop 

Eaton -under-Haywood  - 


I  n  2 

3  19  5 

1     4  8 

6  15  3 


6    2  10 


2  10    - 
13  15  11 


-  11     - 
2  17     7 


-  19    2 

2  16    2 

18     7  10 

4  0    5 
1   11     3 

5  10    6 


14- 

5  11     - 
7  14    2 

3    7  10 

10  18    7 
1     3  10 


12 
2 
1 


7  2 
-  10 
6    3 


-    2  10 


6  18    8 
27  13    6 

8  3  10 
3  1  10 
2-6 
1  10  11 
18    9    8 

4-9 


-  17    9 
12  13    4 


3  2 
3  18 
6  3 
-  11 


3  18    4 
2  13  10 


2-6 
1  10  8 
5  13    8 


£,   i,  tL    ^  £.   $.  d, 

11     9  6 

26  11  6 

5  11  9 

20  10  5 

10  10  I 

8    9  7 

8-6 

7  18  - 

15    3  2 

37    6  5       48  17    6 

35    -  - 


16  7  - 
4  5  6 
7  16  11 
35  15  4 
20  5  9 
19    4    1 


13  12    - 
95  19  10 

11   13  10 

6    7    7 

15  2  10 
134  19  4 
132    9    6 

4  14    8 


10    6    9 
8    6    5 

15  18  2 
13  4  6 
18  4  10 
12    5    4 


18  17  8 

73  10  - 

36    4  - 

97    2  2 

12  11  - 

44    2  7 
4    4- 

6  12  8 

30    -  - 

27    7  7 

47    -  - 


33  16  2 

14    9  6 

7    5  6 

19    2  2 


13    4    2 


16    2    9 
8    4    6 

2  19    9 
6  16  10 


15  18  5 
126    9  6 

2  14  3 

7  18  - 

16  1  4 


8    2    2 
8  15    - 


2  14  10 


20  1 
28  7 
4  9 
10  10 
16    5 


8  18    2 


£.   9.  d. 


£,    «.    d. 


£.    9.  d. 


£,  $.  d. 


8    5- 


11  11     4 
-  13    7 


32  10    6 


3  10    - 


94  18    8 


1    9 
-  15 


11    5    9 


42-6 
3    '    - 


2  12    - 


10    - 


£.  «.  d.      £.  I.  d. 

11  9  G 

26  11  6 

7  2  11 
20  10  5 

14  9  6 

8  9  7 

9  5  2 
13  13  3 

15  3  2 
92  0  9 
85  -  - 


2  10 


16    7  - 

6  1»S  6 

7  16  11 
49  11  3 
20  5  9 
19     4  1 

-  11  - 

16     9  7 

95  19  10 

11    13  10 

10   11     9 

2   16 

33   10 

8 


139 
145   12 


32  10 
10  6 
13     - 


20  1 
28  7 
15  7 
12    - 

21  19 


21  11  - 

3    9  4 
1    7 

8  16  6 


10   9  6 

I    9  8 

4  17  8 

1  IS  4 


•  18  10 


9 


21     9  2 

20  18  8 

4G  11  4 

12  5  4 

10  18  7 

20  1  6 
74  19  - 
49     6  2 

lOG     3  - 

13  17  3 

44  2  7 

4  6  10 
6  12  8 

30 

27     7  7 

52  18  8 
72    6 

11  5 

45  -  - 

17  11  4 
9    6- 

21  2  1 

18  9  8 
13     4  2 

4-9 

16    2  9 

8     4  6 

3  17  6 

6  16  10 

12  13  4 
55    8 

126    9 

2  14 
11 

19  19 
6  3 
8  13 
8  15 

3  18 

5  8 


6  18 
-  18 


12 


I    • 


6  18  4 
-  7  6 
3    5   3 


6    2 


5  12  7 
3  11  11 
2  18  5 
1  10   - 


5  10 


1  17 
6  1 
1    8 


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Province  op  Canterbury — Diocese  of  Hereford — continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

Balance  doe 

Ordinary 
Repairs  of 

Maintenance 

Extraordinary 
Outlay 

Interest  Paid 

Bouded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

Balance 
hi  Hand  at 

No. 

on 

Church 

of  the 

for  Building^ 

on 

the  end 

at  the 

previous  Tear. 

or 
Churchyard. 

Public  Worship. 

or 
ImproTlng^. 

Bonded  Debt. 

Paidoffi 

Payments. 

Expenditure. 

of  Year. 

end  of  the  Year. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

£.    *.   d. 

£.    i.   d. 

£,    9.   d. 

£.    $,    d. 

£.    t. 

d. 

£.   9.    d. 

£.    8.   d. 

£.    t.    d. 

£.  9,    d. 

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SUMS    RECEIVED    IN    RESPECT   OF    CHURCH    OR    CHAPEL    RATES   IN    EACH    PARISH    IN 


Province  op  Canterbury — Diocese  of  Hereford —continued. 


PARISH. 

RECEIPTS. 

Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowments 

hi 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 

PenalUes, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 

Total 

Receipts. 

8. 

fialuce 

No. 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Church 

BuUding 

Acts. 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

Ownpeot 

tt  the  end 

oflett. 

100 
101 
102 
108 
104 
105 
106 
107 

108 
109 

no 

111 
112 
ild 
114 
115 
116 

117 
118 
119 
120 

121 

122 
128 
24 
125 
126 
127 
128 
129 
130 
131 
132 
188 
184 
185 
186 
187 
138 
139 
140 
141 
142 
143 
144 
145 
146 
147 
148 

149 
150 
151 
152 
153 
154 
165 
156 
157 
158 
159 
160 

161 
162 
163 
164 
165 
166 
167 
168 
169 
170 

Edgton  -        -        .        - 

Ed?in  Loach  .        .       • 

Edrio  Ralph  - 

Elton     .... 

Evesbatch      ... 

Ewias  Harold - 

Eye       .        .        .        - 

Eyton     .... 

Farlow  .       .       -        - 
Felton    -        -        -        - 
Ford      .... 
Forden   -        .        -        - 
Fownhope  and  Fawley    - 
Foy        -        -        -        . 
FromK  Bisbop 
Frome  Canon  ... 
Froome  Castle 

Ganarew        ... 
Garway-       .       .       - 
Goodrich        ... 
Greete   -       -       .       . 
Qfendon  Bishop     - 

Habberley      -        -        - 

Halford-       -       -        - 

Hampton  Bisbop    • 

Hanley  William      - 

Hanwoody  Great     - 

Hatfield          ... 

Hentland  and  Hoarwithy 

Hereford,  LitUe      - 

Hereford,  St  Nicholas  (a) 

Higbley          -        .        . 

Hoidgate        ... 

Holme  Lacy  -       -       - 

Holmer-        ... 

Hope  Baggot  -        -        - 

Hope  Bowdler 

Hope  Mansell 

Hope-under-Dinmore 

Hopesay 

Hope  Sollers  -        -        - 

Hopton  Cangeford  - 

Hopton  Castle 

Hopton  Monk 

Hopton  Wafers 

How  Caple     -       -       . 

Hughley 

Humber 

Hyssiogton     .        -        - 

Kenchester     -       .        . 
Kenderchnrch 
Kentchurch   -        .        - 
Kilpeck- 
Kimbolton      - 
Kingstone       -        .        - 
Kinnersley     -        .        - 
Kinnerton       -        -        - 
Kinsbam         ... 
Knighton        ... 
Knighton-on-Teme  - 
Knill      .... 

Larrotbal       .        -        - 
Laysters 

Leinthall  EarU       - 
Leiothall  Starkes    - 
Leintwardlne  -        -        • 
Letton    .        .        *        . 
Lindridge       .        .        - 
Lingen  -        .        -        - 
Linley    .... 
Llanillo-       ... 

£.   I.     d. 

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£.    *.  rf. 
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6  11    3 

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50    -    - 
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31-9 

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28    8    3 
18  11    7 
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88    6  10 
37-8 
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51  14    8 
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48  14    2 

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33  14    7 
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5  6    6 
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6  16    6 
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4  17  - 

81   610 
8   3  9 

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Province  op  Canterbury — Diocese  op  Hereford — continued. 


1 

EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

Bakoeedne 

Ordinary 

MaiDteoance 

Extraordinary 

Interest  Paid 

Bakuiee 

Repairs  of 

Ootlay 

Bonded  Debtl 

Other 

Total 

in  Hand  at 

No. 

OQ 

exarch 

of  the 

for  Buildiog 

on 

the  end 

at  the 

or 

or 

Paid  off.     1 

Payments. 

BXPBNOITURB. 

end  of  the  Year. 

preffonsYetr. 

Churchyard. 

PubUeWonhip. 

ImproTing. 

Bonded  Debt 

of  Year. 

10. 

11. 

18. 

13. 

14. 

16. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

10. 

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£.  $.    d. 

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SUMS    &ECBIVED    IN    RESPECT   OF    CHURCH    OR    CHAPEL    RATES    IK    EACH    PARISH    IN 


Province  of  Canterbury — Diocese  of  Hereford — continued. 


PARISH. 


LlanfEMrwaterdine 
liangarren     - 
Uanwarae 
LoDggrove 
Loughton 
Lucton 
Ludford  - 
Lugwardlne    - 
Lydbury,  North 
Lydham 


Mad^ley 

Maiostone 

Mansell  Gamage 

Maosell  Lacy  - 

Marcle-Much 

Margaret's,  St. 

Meole  Brace  - 

MichflelchnTch,  Eskley 

Middleton 

Middleton-on-tlw-Hm 

Middleton  Scriven  - 

Minsterley 

Moccas  -        r        * 

Monnington-on-Wye 

Montgomery  ♦■ 

Mordiford 

MorQ      .        -        - 

Moreton  Jeffries     - 

Moreton-opoi^Lagg 

Morville 

MooAley 

Myndtown 


Nash      - 
Neea  Savage  * 
Keen  ton 
Nowton  - 
Newton,  Welsh 
Norbary 
Norton   - 
Norton  Canon 


Oldbury 

Onibury 

Orcop     -        -        - 

Orleton  (in  Hereford) 

Orleton  (in  Worcester) 


PembHdge      -        -        - 
PencQmbe  and  Marstone 

Staonett. 
Pensax  -  -  -  - 
Petercharch  -  -  - 
Peterstow  -  -  - 
Pipe-corn -Lyde 
Pixley  -  -  -  - 
Pontesbury,  with  Longden 

and  Cruckton. 
Preen  Church 
Presteign        -        -        - 
Preston-on-Wye     - 
Preston  Wynne 
Puddeston-cum-Whyle    - 
Pnlrertatch    -        -        - 
Pusley   -        «        -        - 
Pyon,  Canon  -        -        - 
Pyon,  ]King'«i  - 


Qoatft>rd 


Radnor,  New  - 
Radnor,  Old  - 
Ratlinghope  - 
Ribbesford  - 
Richard's  Castle 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 


1  9  10 
4  14  10 
3    9    0 


5  15    8 


47  11    4 
16  13    - 


0 

2 

11 


2    3 

6    9 
4    1 


-  7 
7  2 
*i    - 


10  8 

15  4 

-  7 

15  3 


43  8  6 
2  17  4 
-     1     4 


3    5  10 
5    4    3 

-  18    8 


6    8    9 

23  13    5 

2  12  11 


93  18    7 
13    5    - 


8     1  10 

1  13  10 

34  10    9 

5  13    6 

-  19    9 
11-6 

9-10 


2    13 

-  17  - 
41  12  1 
10-4 


43    4  - 

16  17  - 

54  14  2 

11     4  4 


82    8    6 

16  19    3 

17  2  10 

1  16  10 
61  12    7 


16    3  11 

6    9    2 
13  14    - 


70  3  10 
26  5  5 
23    2    4 

3  14  9 
66  17  9 
23-8 
11     4    6 

3  14    9 


6  19    6 


6  16  - 

9    9  9 

14    9  - 

19    4  6 


17    6    1 
29    8    - 


3    8    7 


40    5    7 


8    6  10 
33-4 


103  11     4 


3     1 


4  7  8 
10  15  6 
17    3  11 

-  18    - 

21     8    8 


13  17  5 
30  15    - 

14  9  5 
23-6 
30    8    - 


Under  the 

Church 

Boilding 

Acts. 

3. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 


Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 


£.    8.    d. 
24  10    - 


£.    f.    d, 

16    6    6 


19    8    6 


£.    8,   d. 


89    2 


2  17    9 


16    - 


8    8 


86  12  10 


Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receiptg. 

6. 


£•    *.   d. 


70    8    6 
16    -    - 


2    2- 


104  16 


-    1 


3    6 


(«)8  16   - 


Borrowed 

during 

tiieYetr. 

7. 


£.    f .    d. 


800 


400    -    - 


Total 

Receipts. 

8. 


£.  «.  d: 

40  16  6 

49  1  12 

90  16  4 

18  9  9 


6  15 
43  4 
16  17 
64  14 
11     4 


84  10 
16  19 


17     2  10 
113  17    3 

1  16  10 
63  19  4 
11  4  1 
16  3  11 
29    2 

6    9 
14  14 

10  4 
6     2- 

70  3  10 
26  6  5 
23  13  - 
4  10 
66  17 
28     1 

11  19 
3  14 


2 

7 

11 


69    8    6 

22    5  10 

7-10 


9     1  10 

14  14    - 

15  11     2 
19     4    6 


17     0  I 

29    8  - 

6    8  9 

323  13  5 

6     1  6 


93  18    7 
63  10    7 


8    8- 

408    6  10 

33-4 


111  13    2 


1  13  10 

102  13  JO 

5  13    6 

4    7     H 

11  15    3 

28    4    5 

-  18    - 

9-10 

21    8    8 


36  12  10 

15  18  8 

39  11  - 
15  6  5 
64  12  6 

40  2    4 


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ENGLAND    AND    WALES,    AND    EXPENDITURE   THEREOF,    FOR   THE    TSAR    ENDING   EASTER  1866. 


01 


Province  op  Canterbury — ^Diocese  of  Hereford — continued. 


EXPENDITURE 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

Balance  due 

Ordinary 

Maintenance 

Extraordinary 

IntereetPaid 

Balance 

Repairs  of 

Outlay 

Bonded  Debt  1 

Other 

Total 

in  Hand  at 

No. 

on 

Church 

of  the 

for  Building 

on 

1 

the  end 

at  tLe 

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or 
Churchyard. 

PiUOlc  Worship. 

or 
Improfing. 

Bonded  Debt. 

Paid  off. 

PayneotB. 

Expbnditurb. 

of  Year. 

end  of  the  Year. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

16. 

16. 

17. 

18, 

19. 

£.    #.   rf. 

£.    «.    d. 

£.    s,   d. 

1 
£.    «.   A,     £.    «. 

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£,    f . 

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£.    s.d. 

£.    t.   d. 

£.    #.    d. 

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1    -    - 

6  11    6 

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41  14  10 

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8    3  10 

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PARISH. 

RECEIPTS. 

Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowmento 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 

Penalties 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

Borrowed 

dnring 

the  Year. 

7. 

Total 

RECEIPT8. 

8. 

Biliaee 
Ofenpeot 
It  the  end 

No. 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

8. 

Under 

other 

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Sapey,  Upper 

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Stanton-npon-Arrow 
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Stockton-on-Teme  - 
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Stoke  Lacy     - 
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Stowe    -       -       -       . 
Stretton  Church      - 
Stretton  Grandlson - 
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Province  op  Canterbury — Diocese  of  Hereford — continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

Bakneedne 

Ordinary 
Repairs  of 

Maintenance 

Extraordinary 
Outlay 

Interest  Paid 

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Oth^ 

Total 

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on 

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of  the 

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or 

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Payments. 

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end  of  the  Tear. 

preyioiis  Tear. 

Churchyard. 

Public  Worship. 

ImproTing. 

Bonded  Debt. 

of  Year. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

16. 

16. 

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18. 

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Province  of  Canterbury — ^Diocese  of  Hereford — continued. 


}fo. 


parish. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 


Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 


Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 


Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 


Borrowed 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 


TOTAX. 

Receipts. 
8. 


Orenpeotf 
of  Yen. 


aio 

811 
312 

313 
314 
816 


Wormbridge 

Wormeslej 

Worthen 


Yarpole  - 
Yazor  - 
Yockleton 


Total    -    -    -  £. 


£.   $.   d, 
9    1  10 


£.#.    d. 


4    8    6 
3    6    6 


-  12  11 
2    3    6 


39  11    6 

12    4    8 
24  19    2 


82    6    - 
20  11     - 


1^13    -    3 


4^11    4    1 


379  11     6 


£.  s.   d. 


£.    9.    d.  \  £.    «.   d. 


«.   t.    d. 


1,000  - 


9    1  10 

4    8    5 

42  18    - 

1,096  3  7 
27  2  8 
20  11    - 


£.  I.  i 


6   5  5 
11    7  8 


208  10    6 


11  10    269    4  11 


2,600  - 


9,871     2  11 


473   6  - 


(a)  312.  Worthen — Col.  17. — Of  the  42 1. 16  «.  4<2.,  1 Z.  17«.  4(/.  was  expended  on  account  of  the  district  church  of  Hope,  now  separated. 


Alberbury. 
Bewdley. 
Bieknoo,  Wdsh. 
Bisbopstone. 
Bishop's  Wood. 
BriUey. 


From  the  following  Places  Returns  have  been  peceived — Nil,  or  no  Rates  Collected : 


Brockhampton. 

Clehonger. 

Clodock  and  Longtown. 

Coalbrookdale. 

Bewchurch,  Little. 

Dewsale. 


Dinedor. 

Bitton  Priors. 

Far  Forest,  Holy  Trinity. 

Ford,  or  Ford's  Bridge. 

Hardwick. 

Heath. 


Hereford : 

All  Saints. 

St  Martin's. 

St.  Owen. 

St.  Peter's. 
Huntingdon* 


Number  of  Returns  received  for  the  Diocese 


DIOCESE    OF    LICHFIELD. 


Vo. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 


Amonnt  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 


Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 


Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 


Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 


Borrowed 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 


Total 
Rbobifts. 

8. 


Balsnee 
OTflnpeat 
at  the  end 

ofYeir. 

9. 


1 

2 

3 

4 

6 

6 

7 

B 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 


Acton  Bumell 
Acton  Trussell 
Adbastbn        -        -        - 
Adderley         -        -        - 
Albrigbton  (Shiffioal) 
Albrighton  (Shrewsbury) 
Aldridge         -        -        - 
Alfreton  -        -        - 

Alkmonton,  St.  John's  - 
AUestree  -  -  - 
Alrewas  -        .        - 

Alsop-en-le-Dale     - 
Alstonfleld      .        .        . 


14  i  Alton     . 


15 
16 
17 
18 
19 
20 
21 
32 
23 
24 
25 
26 
27 
28 


Alvaston 

Anslow  -        -        -  - 

Arley,  Upper  -        -  - 
Armitage-with-Handsacre 

Ash        -        -        -  - 

Ashbourne      -        -  - 

Ashford-in-the-Water  - 

Ashley   -        -        -  - 

Astley    -        -        -  - 

Aston     -        -        -  - 
Aston-upon-Trent  - 

Atcham         -       -  - 

Atlow    -        -        -  - 

Audley  -        -        -  - 


3    0    4 


13  14 
4  10 
3  10 

3    1 

I  18 

76  12 

3    - 


22  13 

3  18 
6  16 

-    7 
10  18 

4  8 


10 
14 

3 
17 

8 


2    2    6 


£•     *.    d. 

43    7    6 
37    9    5 


36  4 
45  14 

2  14 
38  15 
57    4 

1  16 


18  18  10 
8  7  10 
67  16  10 
10  12  4 
15    2  10 


£.   8.  d. 


£.  s.   d. 


34  10 

. 

41  11 

5 

30  - 

2 

121  12 

- 

22  15 

4 

76  13 

1 

9  17 

11 

25  14 

7 

37  5 

9 

81  - 

5 

4    9 


8    8- 


£.    «.    d. 


£.  8.   d, 
1  10    - 


£.   «.    d. 


4    2 


45    5    6 


9  10  10 


20    - 


32  12    7 


15  11  10 


£.  «.    d. 


48  3 

37  9 
4    2 

49  19 

50  4 
6    5 

38  15 
60    5 

3  14 

130    9 

21  19    - 

8    7  10 

67  10  10 


33  6  1 
51  13  8 
26  16    6 

34  17  8 
54  11  10 
34    8    8 

126  12  - 
23  5  5 
79  7  10 
19  1  8 
31  12  I 
41  13  11 
96  12  3 
8  8- 
91    7    3 


£.  9.  i 

-1911 

20  15  i 


1   5 
10   9  3 


5  b 
19 


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95 


Province  op  Oantbeburt— Diocese  of  Hebbfobd— contmiee^ 


EXPENDITURE. 


BdiDce  doe 

on 

pratioms  Year. 
10. 


Ordinary 

Repairs  of 

Charch 

or 

Churchyard. 

11. 


Maiatenance 

of  the 

Pnbtte  Worship. 

12. 


Extraordinary 

Oatlay 
for  Bonding 

or 
Improving. 

13. 


Intaraat  Paid 

on 
BmdadDebt 

14. 


BoBdedDobti       Other 
Payments. 

16. 


Paid  off. 
16. 


Total 
expbnditurb. 

17. 


in  Hand  at 
the  end 
of  Year. 

18. 


Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Year. 

19. 


No. 


4  15  S 


17  IS  - 


1  18  l 
10  15  10 

1  t    6 

-  7  6 

-  8  - 


£.9*    d, 

3  6  8 
1  10  6 

28  13  10 

11  1  10 

4  -  - 
11  10  11 


£.    9.    d. 


(6)1,000  - 


£.    i.    d. 


30  4  8 


60 


£.  9.    d. 


3  6  8 


6  10  6 
2  7  4 


£.  9.  d. 

%    1  11 

S  2  7 

(a)  42  16  4 

1,101  0  - 

10  18  - 

31  18  8 


£.  *.  d, 

-  10  11 
1  6  10 

-  1  8 


16  4  8 


£.  9.    d. 


050 


310 
311 
3li 

319 
314 
315 


470  5  10   932  1  6 


2,784  16  6   2,638  11  11   281  11  1 


478  15  -   953  17  -   8,534  17  9  1,800  11  2 


7,744  10    - 


{b)  313.  Tarpole— Col.  13.— In  addition  to  the  aboTC^  the  sum  of  387 1,  4  s.  has  been  expended  en  iht  church,  irhich  sam  has  been  raiaad  by  tafautary 
sabser^itions. 


From  the  following  Places  Returns  have  been  received — ^Nil,  or  no  Rates  Collected : 


Ironbridge. 
Iviogton,  St.  John's. 
Jsckfleld,  St  Mary's. 
Kington. 
Knowbuiy. 
Linton. 


liandinabo. 

Uaafaino. 

Ludlow*  St.  Lawrence. 

Mamble. 

Marston. 

Marton. 


Michaelchurch. 

Mookland. 

Neen  SoUans. 

Pencoyd. 

Ross. 

Stretton  Sogwas. 

Naiaber  of  Plaoes    - 


Sntton,  St.  MiehaeL 
Weston,  Cold. 
Willersley. 
Wollastont  Great. 
Yattoo. 


.    46 


Returns. 


315 


Nils. 


46 


Total. 


861 


DIOCESE    OF    LICHFIELD. 


Balance  doe 

on 
previous  Year. 

10. 


EXPENDITURE. 


Ordinary 

Repairs  of 

Chorch 

or 

Churchyard. 

11. 


Maintenance 

of  the 

Public  Worship, 

12. 


Extraordinary 

Oatlay 
for  Building 

or 
ImproYing. 

13. 


Interest  Paid 

om 
Bonded  Debt 

14. 


Bonded  Debt 
Paid  off. 

15. 


Other 
Payments. 

16. 


Total 
expbnditurb. 

17. 


Balance 

in  hand  al 

the  end 

of  Year. 

18. 


or 
Ji^octgaga  Debt 

mtfhe 
end  of  tlw  Year. 

19. 


No. 


£.  I.  d. 

18  12  6 
3  10  2 


1  9  10 


-  3  - 
14  5  1 


9  3  9 


1  7  4 


411. 


£.  s.  d. 

8  3  10 

8  17  8 

10  2  5 

18-8 

-  3  - 

5  7  9 

18  7  2 


£.  9.    d. 


£.  9.    d. 


31  8  - 

2  15  4 

32  14  2 
6  2  6 

31  19  11 

1  6  4 

8  10  - 

-  15  6 

41  8  9 

1  18  - 

25  11  2 
1-4 

5  3  1 

70  -  - 

34  5  9 


6  18 

6  1 

5  13 

14  3 

40  5 

5  16 

27  1 

34  5 


£•   9.     d, 

4  8- 


£,   9.    d. 
30  -  - 


15  16 


1 

12 
5 
8 
5 
9 


19 

6 

6 

9 
13 
12 

24  - 

25  13 
18  13 
79  11 

7  2 

53  14 

3  16 

22  16  11 

23  5  7 
12  13  8 
12-5 
36  2  -. 


7 
8 
6 
1 

10 
5 


22  17  5 


N  2 


£.  9.    d. 


4  13 
2  3 

5  11  8 
2  10  6 


9 
9 


8  7- 

8  13  7 

14  3  9 


7  16  6 

2  5- 

8  3  7 

3  15  - 


7  4  9 

8  17  5 


-  16  6 
1  17  6 
6  12  6 


15  4  - 
11  5  6 


£.  #•  d 

49  8  9 
35  14  10 
24  17  5 
29  14 
40  5 
19 

5 

6 

3 

3 

I 


8 
11 


7 
6 
9 
6 
10 


6 
37 
61 
14 
47 
19 

8 
61 

17  16 
48  9 

17  10 
32  10 
56  11 

27  11 
180  4 

0  16 
81  3 
ll  9 
22  16  11 

28  8  8 
97  17  8 

18  7  9 
81  13  3 


10  10 
1  5 

1 
2 
6 

8 

1 

7 
6 
3 


£.  9.  d. 


1  14  7 

SO  4  10 
9  18  9 
-  6  7 
1  10  1 


83  5  7 

2  17  2 

6  16  6 
15  10  - 

3  4  6 
9  6- 
2  7  8 

6  17  7 
13  8  10 

7  12  5 

8  16  2 
13  6  3 


9  14  - 


£•  9.    d. 

60  -  - 


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4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

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15 

16 

17 

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20 

21 

22 

S3 

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25 

26 

27 

28 


SUMS   RECEIVED   IN   RESPECT   OF   CHURCH   OR   CHAPEL   RATES   IX   EACH    PARISH   IN 


Province  op  Canterbury — Diocese  op  Lichpield — continued. 


PARISH. 

RECEIPTS. 

Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 

Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 

TOTAI. 

Recbipts. 
8. 

iUiooe 
Orenpeot 
iltbeeod 

ft.' 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Chureh 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

BagnaU-       -       -       - 
BakeweU        ... 
BalUdon 

Bamford         ... 
Barlaston       -        -        - 
Barlborongh   ... 
Barlow,  Qreat 
Barrow-on-Trent    - 
Barton-under-Needwood  - 
Baschurch      -        -        - 
Bastow  .... 
Bayston  HiU  - 
BednaU-        -        -        - 
Beeley  .... 
Beighton        ... 
Bentley  Fenny 
Berkswich,  or  Baswieh    - 
Berrington     ... 
Betley    -        -        .        - 
Bicton    -       -        -        - 
Bishopswood  .        -        - 
Blackwell       • 
Blithfield        ... 
Blore-Ray      -        -        - 
Bolsover         ... 
Boulton-        ... 
Boningale       ... 
Bo}l8tone       ... 
Brackenfleld  - 
Bradbonme    ... 
Bradley  (in  Derby) 
Bradley,  near  Pen  Bridge 
Bradley-le-Moors   - 
Brailsford       ... 
Bramshall      - 
Brassington    ... 
BreadsaU        -        - 
Breaston        ... 
Brewood         ... 
Brierley  Hill  -        -        . 
Brimiugton    .        .        - 
Bromley,  Abbotts    - 
Bromley,  King*s      - 
Brooghton,  Church 
Buildwas        ... 
Burslem : 

St  John's  . 

St.  Paal's,  Longport    - 
Burton-onrTrent     - 
Bushbnry        .        .        - 
Butterton       ... 

Calverhall      - 
Carsington     ... 
Castleton        ... 
Cauldon         ... 
CaTorswall      .        .        - 
Chaddesden    ... 
Chapel.en-le-Frith  - 
Cheadle  (including  Free- 

hay  and  Oakamoor). 
Chebsey         .        .        - 
Cheddleton     ... 
Chellaston      ... 
Cbelmorton     ... 
Cheswardlne  ... 
Chetwynd 
ChQcote 

Chorlton         ... 
ChiyCro3S     - 
Clifton  CampyUle    - 
Clowne  .... 
Cobridge 
Cockshutt       - 
Codsall  .... 
Coleham,  Holy  Trinity    - 
Coltou    .        -        -        . 
Colwich 

Coppenhall     -        -        - 
Coton-in-the-Elms  - 
Cound    .... 

£.  t.   d. 

"-  11     2 
2  11  10 

9    6  11 

2  18  10 

-  3  10 
8    17 

-  1     6 

-  16    - 

6  16    - 
8  16    - 

3  14  11 

6  7    2 

2  3  10 

"4  12    8 

7  16    8 

8  12    2 

-  6  10 

8    4  11 

1  15  10 

3  16    7 

-  -    7 

7  8    5 

-  12    7 

10  9    9 

2  11     1 

•             . 

5  13    8 

6  4    7 

8  8- 

3  16    1 

45  19    6 

1  11    - 

-  5  10 

2  7    7 

11  14    4 

21  11     3 

28    3  10 

53  12    4 

-  11     2 

8  1     3 

4  16    3 
11     7  10 

-  16    6 
4    6    4 

7  10    - 

9  14. 

-  13    4 

9    3    8 

£.    t.    d. 

12  10    3 

10  14    2 

36  11  11 
26  17    3 

13  4    7 
74  12  11 
96    9    8 

41  11    2 
13  17  10 

40-3 
28  14    6 
26  16    4 

31  10    2 
43  10    6 

22-2 

36  13    6 

11  6  10 
43  16    3 
16  16    - 
10  11     3 

8  16    6 

8  16    4 

13  6    6 
20    6    - 
33    9    2 

6  12  10 

33  18    8 

12  8    6 
40  16    6 
18  12    2 
16    2    - 
66    8    2 
86    2    4 

20  2    3 

42  18  10 
62  16    9 

18  10    8 
103    9    6 
291-8 

14  14  10 

9  12    - 
14    6    - 
46    2     4 

19  18    4 

22  19    6 
103  17     - 
124  11    9 

32  10    - 
86  16    4 
12    8    2 
10  14    2 

34  17    6 
16  10    3 

21  9    3 
16    2    2 

26  11    6 

22  6    6 
31    6    - 
24    -    - 

80    -    - 

27  8    7 

43  1    4 

68    6    8 

£.*.    d. 

65  17    - 
31-6 

£.   #.    d. 

6  13    3 
11     1    - 

81     1    - 
20  16  10 

£.    #.   d. 

3    2    6 
7  13    4 

12    1    - 

23    -    - 
38  11    6 

29    4    - 

"77- 

28  16    4 

£,t.  d. 

18  14    6 

.         . 

-  6    - 
2  10    - 

I 

-  14    8 
17    -    -( 

7    4- 

-11    3 

1  14    6 

109    7    8 

26  17    2 
22    7    2 

10    7  10 
4    7     8 

-  8    - 
16    6    3 

£.  t.  d. 
1)1         I 

£.     #.   d. 

12  10    3 

11     6    4 

9    6    1 

29  16    6 
36  11  11 
36    3    2 

2  18  10 
16    7    I 
82  10    1 
104  11    3 
41  17    8 
14  13  10 
14  11    - 

6  16    - 

43  16    3 
28  14    6 

30  11    3 

38  12    - 
62  14    4 

7  4- 
26  12  10 

8  7  11 

44  5    7 

11  12    8 

43  16    3 
18  19  11 

12  7    1 
8  16    6 

12  12  11 

13  6    - 
20    6    - 
40  17    7 

6    5    6 

44  8    5 

39  14    1 

40  16    6 

18  12    2 
20  16    8 
66     8    2 
86    2    4 
20    2    3 

162    6    6 
52  16    9 
44  16    1 

8  8- 

48    3  11 

103  9    6 
337     -    2 

104  19    2 
16-8 

9  12    - 
16  13    7 

66  16    8 

19  18    4 
77    8    3 

22  19    6 
114    4  10 
167    3    3 

32  10    - 
139    8    8 
12    8    2 
11     6    4 
64     1     6 

23  11    6 
26' 6    6 

26  10    - 

31  16    - 

30  16  10 
30-6 
47  11    3 

31  10    - 
28  16    4 
89     1    4 

27  8    7 
43  14    8 

20  16  10 

67  10    4 

£.  t.  i 

•  m 

•  • 

8  12  5 
-   4  - 

6  10  1 
1  19  11 

3  14  7 

8  16  8 

-10  5 

.       ■ 

4  18'6 

.       ■ 
.   7  8 

•       - 

1    -  4 

20    7  10 
S12  7 

1   6  5 

9  7  10 
6    I   6 

14  17   1 
6  12   8 

• 

1  11   5 
I12  - 

2  18   2 

2  17   5 

llO   6 
20   9  6 

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Province  op  Canterbury — Diocese  of  Lichfield — eantinued. 


EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

Balance  due 

Ordinary 
Repairs  of 

Maintenance 

Extraordinary 
Outlay 

Interest  Paid 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

Balance 
in  hand  at 

Nev 

on 

Cliurch 

of  the 

for  Boilding 

on 

_ 

the  end 

at  the 

prertousYetr. 

or 
Chnrcliyard. 

Pnbllc  Worship. 

or 
ImproTing. 

Bonded  Debt 

Paid  off. 

Payments. 

Expbnoiturb. 

of  Year. 

end  of  the  Year. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

£.  i.   d. 

£.    t.   d. 

£.  t.  d. 

£.    8.    d. 

£.   t. 

d. 

£.    9. 

d. 

£.  $.    d. 

£.    9.   d. 

£.   9.   d. 

£.   $.   d. 

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6    1    - 

4    7- 

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9  17    3 

2  13    - 

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4-5 

10    6    9 

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4  17    6 

7  19    6 

1    5    7 

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31 

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• 

13  17    3 

38    7  11 

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32 

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19    6    - 

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- 

12    9    - 

36  15  11 

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33 

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4    6- 

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48  14    - 

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9  10    2 

79  15    2 

2  14  11 

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11  15    - 

20    1    2 

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74  15 

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PARISH. 


Cressage 
Croxall  . 
Croxdea 
Cttbley   - 


Balbury  Lees  -  -  - 

Dale  Abbey     -  -  - 

Barley  Abbey 

Barley,  NorUi 

Benby    -        -  -  - 

Benstone        -  -  - 

Berby : 

All  Saints   -  -  - 

Christchurch 

8t  Michael 

St.  Werbargh  - 

Boningtoa      .  .  - 

BoverMge       -  -  - 

Brayoott-le- Moors  - 

BraytoQ  Bassett  - 

Budleston       .  -  . 

Baostall          -  .  . 

BuDStom         -  -  - 

Eaton  Chnrch 

EatoB  Constantiae  - 

Eaton,  Little  .  -  . 

Ecdeshall       .  .  . 

Eckington       .  .  . 

Edale     -        -  -  - 

Edensor-        -  .  . 

EdiDgale         -  .  - 

Edgmond        -  -  - 

Edlaston  and  Wyaston  - 

Edstaston        .  .  . 

Egg^oton        .  _  . 

Elford    -        -  .  - 

Elkstoae,  Upper  - 

EUastone        .  .  . 
EllenhaU 

Ellesmere        .  -  . 

Elmton  -        -  -  - 

Elton     -        .  .  . 

Elvagton         -  -  - 

Endoa    .        -  .  - 

Enville   .        -  .  - 
ErcalUChilds  - 
Ercall- Magna,  with  Row- 
ton  Cbapelry. 

Etwall   -        -  -  - 

Eyam     -        -  •  - 

£ytou-on-tbe-Wild  Moors 


FairweU-with-Cborley 
Pauls     . 
Felton,West  - 
Findem  -        -        - 
Fitz        -        -        - 
Foremark 

Forsbrook,  St  Peter 
Forton  -  -  - 
Fradswell 


Gayton  - 

Gnosall  - 

Goldenbill 

Gratwich 

Grimoldby 

Grinshill 


Hadnall  Ease 
Hallam,  Kirk- 
HaUamy  West 
Hammerwich  - 
Hampton,  Welch 
Hamstall  Ridware 
Hanbury 
Hanford 

Hanley,  ChUd      ' 
Harlaston 
Harley  - 


RECEIPTa 


Balance 

from  previous 

Tear. 

1. 


£.   #.    d. 


3    7  11 


47  S  9 

13  tl  10 

14  17  « 
2  12  ^ 

50    4    1 

19    8    - 

7  14    6 

48  2    3 
5    2  10 

12    7  11 


4  12    6 
2    4    1 

-  13    3 

-  3    8 

5  3    3 

-  2  10 

25    4  10 
5  17  10 

1    1  10 

17  18  10 

1  11    3 


161  17    2 

11    4    4 
3  10    5 


-    0 


18  10 


-    2    8 
4-11 

5  12  11 

22-9 

4    9    9 


8  10    2 


4  1  10 

3  4    5 

3  -    - 

-  5    6 


2-6 
-    3    2 


5    4    7 

18- 


2    8  10 

6  3- 
-  11    - 

7  8- 
7    5    3 

13    8    6 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Comroou 

Law. 


2. 


£.    t.  d. 

28    6    1 

18  12    8 

9  16  11 

11  15    6 

13    5    3 


44-5 
91  3  6 
13    8    4 

30  16    6 

12  7  1 

122  6  11 

18  7  2 

32  3  5 


21  6  6 
26  -  ^ 
12  17  7 
11-3 


34  14    1 
0    8    6 
5    8 
-  10 


25 
174 


48    9  8 

13    2  8 

32  17  6 

7    1  2 

74  18  7 

6    9  6 

22  15  3 

11  12  7 

78  13  3 

34  19  10 

10  12  9 

160  10  5 

21     2  10 


9    9 

a)15    4 

15    3 

35  13 

11  10 

554    7 


20  13  11 
22  4  1 
17    3    1 

8  16    4 
16  13    2 


13  2  - 
10  -  - 
10  17    6 


28  15    9 
13  15  10 

12  11     3 


12    6    - 
12  12  10 


21  3  10 
20  1  1 
55  16  11 


48    6  2 

12  19  5 

41  13  1 

20  17  3 


35    8    8 


Under  the 

Cbuich 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 


£.    #.   4. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 


£.   t.    d. 


8    8    4 


30-10 


9-8 


Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 


Penalties, 

Alms, 
or«ther 
Receipts. 

6. 


£.    ».    d. 


51    3  10 


65  15    - 


1  14    6 


5  10 


42  15    - 
3  14    6 


8  19    6 


21  10    3 


£.    *.    A 


10    - 


17-5 

-  13    9 

18  18    4 

8-5 


4    3  10 


15    - 


1  10    3 


1  15    - 


7  16    5 
-  15    - 


62  17    4 
81-8 


15  -  - 
17  6 
-    7  10 


15- 


Borrewed 

during 

tlwYeac 

7. 


£.   4.    d. 


4    7    6 


Total 
Rbcxipts. 

8. 


£.    9.   d. 

28    6    1 

18  12    8 

9  16  11 

16  13    5 


13  5 
17  - 
98  12 
57  17 
64  19 
24    1 


81-7 
85  3  - 
20  1  7 
170  9  2 
23  10  - 
44  11  4 
4  3  10 
25  19  - 
28  4  1 
12  17  7 
11  13    6 


9 
6 


6 
6 

5 
9 
3 

1 


35  17 

14  11 
26    8 

189    -  10 
73  14    6 
19    - 
32  17 

8  3 
92  17 

8  - 
22  15 
13  7 
78  13 

8    8    4 

34  19  10 

10  12    9 
312    7    7 

32    7    2 

12  19  10 

15  4  10 
21  12    4 

35  13    6 

11  12    9 
659  19    1 

26  6  10 
44  7  10 
21  12  10 

10  11  4 
25  3  4 
30-10 

17  3  10 

13  4    5 

18  13  11 
12-8 
28  15    9 

14  16    4 


12  11 
105  12 
34  15 
14  6 
8  19 
12  16 


26    8  5 

21    9  1 

56  16  11 

16    -  - 

52    2  6 

19  10  3 

42    4  1 

S9  10  S 

7    5  3 

35    8  8 

39  16  3 


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Province 

OF  Cantbbbubt 

— ^DioCESX  OF  Lichfield— cwi/tJtved!. 

EXPENDITURE. 

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Mortgage  Debt 

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end  of  the  Year. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

18. 

14. 

16. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

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£.   $.   d. 

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. 

3  10    - 

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23    1  10 

33    7    5 

— 

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107 

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7  16    8 

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12    1     9 

29  12  11 

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108 

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7  16    7 

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— 

109 

1  12    6 

4  14  10 

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7    2  11 

13  10    3 

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19  16    1 

78  15  11 

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113 

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23  18    3 

33  18    9 

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114 

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16    9    7 

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64  19    - 

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115 

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161 

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170 

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172 

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25    7  10 

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38  10    1 

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174 

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6    7    3 

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176 

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176 

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16    7    6 

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. 

4-8 

21  16    6 

7  13    9 

— 

177 

_             ^ 

-  11     6 

4    6    4 

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_ 

. 

-  12  10 

5  10    8 

1  U    7 

— 

178 

19    4    - 

-    6    1 

9    9    2 

.             . 

. 

. 

13  16    7 

42  14  10 

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179 

12    3    8 

14  18    - 

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1  16  11 

28  18    7 

10  16    8 

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SUMS   RBCEIYED   IN   RESPECT   OF    CHURCH   OR   CHAPEL   RATES   IN    EACH   PARISH    IN 


Province  op  Canterbury — Diocese  op  Lichfield — continued. 


No. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  prcTiotts 

Year. 

1. 


AmoaDt  of  Rates  CoUected 


At 

Common 

Law. 


Under  the 

Church 

Bulldhig 

Acti. 

8. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 


Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 


Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 


Borrowed 

daring 

the  Year. 

7. 


Total 
Rbceipts. 

8. 


Orerspent  I 
attbeendf 
oCTctt 


181 
182 
183 
184 
185 
186 
187 
188 
189 
190 
191 
192 
193 
194 
195 
196 
197 
198 
199 

200 
201 
202 
203 
204 

205 
206 
207 
208 
209 
210 
211 
212 
213 

214 
215 
216 
217 
218 
219 
220 
221 

222 
223 
224 
225 
226 
227 
228 
229 
230 
231 

232 
233 
234 
235 
236 
237 
238 
239 
240 
241 
242 
243 
244 
245 
246 
247 
248 
249 
250 
251 
252 
253 

254 
255 


Hartshome     - 
Hathersa^e    - 
Haugbton 
Uault  Hocknall 
Hayfield 
Haywood,  Great 
Hazlewood 
Heanor  - 
Heath    - 
Himley  - 
Hinstock 
Hixon     - 
Hodnet  . 
Hognaston 
Holmesfield    - 


£.    t.    d. 


8  10  4 

9  15  7 
-  9  6 
3    7  9 


7   J 

-    9 

41     1 

1  2 

2  15 


Hope      .        .        - 

. 

-  18    4 

Hordley 

. 

. 

Horsley 

- 

16  15  10 

Horton  -       -        - 

- 

- 

Idrldgebay  and  Alton 

. 

7  18    - 

Ightfield         -       . 

- 

8    3  11 

Ham       .        -        . 

. 

1    3    9 

Ipstones 

- 

Ireton,  Kirk  - 

- 

1    5  11 

Kedleston 

• 

2  14    4 

Keele     ... 

. 

.             • 

Kenley  -        -        . 

. 

. 

Klngsley 

- 

- 

Kingstone,  St.  John's 

. 

- 

Kiogswinford,  St  Mary 

. 

23  19    4 

Kionersley 

- 

8    7    6 

Kinver  ... 

. 

12    2    8 

Koiverton 

■• 

1-6 

£.    #.   d. 


26    1  4 

35    4  - 

16    7  6 

32  12  8 

26  14  7 

25    4  8 


57  12 


25    7  8 

17    0  9 

6  13  11 

22  13  3 

12    6  1 

29  13  8 

8    7  3 


Lane  End 
Lansriey,  Kirk 
Langwitb,  Upper     • 

Leaton   .        .        -  . 

Lee  Priors      -        -  - 

Leebotwood    -        -  - 

Leigh     -        -        -  - 

Leighton  .  .  . 
Lichfield : 

St.  Chad     .        -  . 

St.  Michael 
Liliesball 

Littleover       -        -  - 
Longdon-o  pon-Tem 
Longford  (in  Derby) 
Longford  (in  Salop) 

Longnor         -        »  - 

Longstone      -        .  . 

Lalliogton      .        .  . 

Mackworth    .        -  - 

Madeley          .        .  - 

Malios  Lee,  in  Dawley  - 

Mapleton        -        -  - 

Marcbiogton  .  •  - 
Marchington  Woodlands  - 

Marston,  near  Stafford  - 
Marston  Montgomery 
Marston-opon-Boye 

Mayfield         -        -  - 

Measbam        .        .  - 

Meerbrook     -        -  - 

Middle  .  -  .  . 
Middleton-by-Wirksworth 
Middletou,  Stony    - 

Milwicb          .        .  . 

Montford  .  .  - 
Moreton  Corbet 

Moreton  Say  -        -  - 

Morley  -        -        -  - 

Mucklestone  -  -  . 
Mogginton      ... 

Ncfls,  Great  -  -  - 
Newport  (Salop)     - 


50  14 
15  14 


9 


24  12  10 


14  2  6 

11  9  9 

70  -  - 

20  6  2 

9  19  10 
49  12  10 
11  15  1 
38  5  10 
20  8  8 
74    6    3 


£.    9.   d. 


76  14 
12  15 


12    4    6 
-  18     1 


4  16    3 

11     1    - 

-31 

8  19    7 
3    3    9 

3  10    5 
14    9  10 

4  15    6 
12-6 

-  17    2 


7  3  10 
3  11  5 
3    7  10 

6  12    2 


8  10 
4    2 


-  4    6 
1  15  10 

4  19    8 

-  1     6 

5  9- 


8  15  11 
4  15  11 

7  4  10 

8  15    2 


23    9    3 


10  16 

13  6 
112  17 

14  17 

44  12 


35    6    2 

50  14    5 


15    2  6 

24  10  - 

12    7  3 

11  14  8 


111     3  11 


34  14  11 
79  7  2 
21  11  4 
15  10  5 
18  2  - 
29  16 
6  17 
14  5 
24  11 
29  11 
83  14 
11  8 
87    2 


7  9  4 
16-8 
47    5    - 

9  19  5 
32    -    - 

9  14 
28  9  6 
20  16  11 


23    - 
104  17 


£.   i.    d. 


12 


3    3 


-    6 


-    5    - 


26  18    9 


9    6  11 


4  11    6 


168    6 


2  12    6 


4    8 


£.    «.   d. 


24    8    - 


1    3  10 
23    6    3 


10    -    - 


1-2 
-    9    - 


- 14  la 

-    -    6 


1   1 


£.    9.    d. 

26  1  4 
85  4  - 
19  17  10 
42  8  8 
85  8  1 
28  11  U 

8  8- 
25  7  8 
17    9    9 

6  18  11 
80  1  - 
12  15  4 
70  15    8 

9  9    6 
2  15    - 

51  13  1 
15  14  - 
17  -  10 
24  12  10 


7  18 
22  6 
1^  13 
70  - 
21  16 


12  14    2 
49  12  10 


II 
88 
20 
98 
8 


88  17 
13  15 

47  17 
12  4 
11  14 
19  1 
136  8 
19  13 
55  13 
9  10 


48  6  9 
171  8  9 
54  4  10 
14  9  10 
20  18  2 
36  10    6 

12  7    8 

13  -  10 


111    3  11 


41  18 

82  18 
24  19 
15  10 
24  14 
29  16 

7    6- 

21     4  8 

24  11  - 

29  11  11 

83  14  4 
11  8  - 
38  18  8 
29    6  8 

9  - 

2  2 

6  - 

8  5 


12 
16 
47 
15 
32 
10 
87 


25  13  10 

80    5    4 
113  12    4 


£.    «.  d. 
10    1    6 


14     8    2 


I  17    3 
4  Id    2 

1  18    7 
1     8  11 


6  18  11 


8  16    5 

2  II.   5 
19    8 


4-5 
3    8     2 


2  19  9 

4  16  8 

-18  7 

27     4  6 


16    8 

10  18    8 

8  14    2 


8     6    2 

4  10  a 
8  12  11 
15- 


-  18    - 

8    4    7 


-  18    5 
1  10    4 


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ENGLAND    AND    WALES,    AND    BXPENDI TURE   THEREOF,    FOR   THE   YEAR    ENDING   EASTER    1866.         101 


Province  of  Canterbury — ^Diocese  of  IjIC^fii^TjD— continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

Balance  due 

Ordinary 

Maintenance 

Extraordfamiy  Interest  Paid 

Balance 

Repairs  of 

Outlay 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

in  Hand  at 

No. 

on 

Charch 

of  the 

for  Bmldlng 

on 

the  end 
of  Year. 

at  the 

pceviona  Year. 

or 
Churchyard. 

PabUc  Worship. 

or 
Improving. 

Bonded  Debt 

Paid  ofl.  / 

Payments. 

EXPBNDITURB. 

end  of  the  Tear. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

16. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

£.    i.d. 

£.    s.    d. 

£.    i.    d. 

£.    ».    d. 

£.    *. 

(i. 

£.    .. 

d. 

£.    #.   d. 

£.     #.    d. 

£.  t.    d. 

£,     9.     d. 

1  16    6 

7    4    6 

13  16  10 

13    6    - 

. 

- 

• 

. 

.            , 

36    2  10 

_ 

_ 

181 

8    4- 

7  11     - 

21     6    - 

• 

- 

- 

- 

« 

. 

32     1     - 

3    3- 

«. 

188 

- 

4     1     6 

7    1- 

- 

- 

-' 

- 

- 

3  10    2 

14  18    8 

6    6    8 

— 

183 

- 

6    6- 

9    9    6 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

8  17    8 

17  18    8 

84  16    7 

» 

184 

- 

-  11     3 

12    9  ^3 

- 

10    - 

- 

- 

. 

16    3    6 

38    4    - 

47    4    1 

800 

186 

- 

1  13    2 

17  10    4 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

8    2    8 

81     6    8 

7    6    9 

— 

186 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

3    8- 

3    2- 

_^ 

mm^ 

187 

- 

6    7    8 

13-6 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

. 

18    8     2 

6  19    6 

... 

188 

1    3    3 

3  18    7 

9    6    1 

* 

- 

- 

- 

• 

-18    4 

16    6    3 

8    3    6 

.. 

189 

1  17    9 

11     1     4 

8    2- 

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- 

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. 

21     1     1 

^^ 

100 

- 

6  12  11 

14    2    4 

- 

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- 

- 

- 

4  13    6 

24    8    9 

6  18    3 

_ 

191 

- 

1  10    7 

4    -    - 

- 

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- 

- 

- 

6    8    4 

11  18  11 

-  16    6 

— 

198 

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1  18    9 

36    4    8 

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8    9    6 

39  12  11 

31    8    4 

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198 

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11     6    9 

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194 

. 

1  14     2 

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196 

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12  10    - 

36  13    1 

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8  19    - 

61     2    1 

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17  18    7 

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197 

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18    3    9 

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198 

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18  14    - 

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84  18  10 

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199 

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6  10    - 

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13  16  11 

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SUMS    RECEIVED    IN    RESPECT   OF    CHURCH    OR    CHAPEL    RATES    IN    EACH    PARISH    IN 


Province  op  Canterbury — Diocese  op  Lichpield — continued. 


RECEIPTS. 


}ioA 


PARISH. 


I      Balance 

I 

>  from  previous 

I        Year. 

i 

I  1. 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 
Law. 

2. 


Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

8. 


Under 
other     I 
Statutes, 


Endowments  '  ?«"•'«<». 
Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 


in 

Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 


6. 


Borrowed 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 


Total 
Receipts. 

8. 


Biluee 
Orenpest 
attWcBd 

ofTctf. 


Newton  Solney 
Newtown 

Norbury  ( in  Derby) 
Norbury  (in  Stafford) 
Norniacot 

Normanton,  South  - 
Norton,  near  Sheffield 
Norton  Canes 
Norton-in-Hales 
Norton-in-the-  Moors 


Oaken  Gates 
Offley,  High 
Onecote  - 
Osmaston 


Parwlch          -        -  . 
PaUhulI 

Pattingham     -        -  . 

Peak  Forest   -        -  - 

Penkridge       .        .  . 

Pcnley   -         -        -  - 
Penn,  Upper,  St.  Bartho- 
lomew. 

Pentrich          -        -  - 

Petton    -        -        -  - 

Pinxton-        -        -  - 
Pitchibrd 
Pleasley,  Shirebrook,  and 

Hoogbton. 

Prees     -        -        -  - 
Preston  Gubballs    - 

Preston-on-Wild  Moors  - 


£.   9.    A 
7    9- 


-  18    9 

2  \i  10 
1     8    7 

3  17    9 

S  19  10 
12    3    5 


Qnarndon 
Quamford 
Quatt     • 


Radbome 

RaTenstone     - 

Repton  -        -        - 

Risley    -        -        - 

Rocester 

Rodington 

RoUesion 

Ronton  -        -        - 

Rosliston 

Rugeley 

Ruyton  Eleven  Towns 

Ryton    -        -        - 


Salt        .... 

Sambrook       -        -        - 

Sandiacre        -        -        - 

Sandon  -        -        -        - 

Scarcllff         -        .        - 

Sedgley  -        -        -        - 

Seighford        ... 

Shardlow        -        -        - 

Shareshill 

Shawbary        ... 

Sheen     .... 

Sheinton         - 

Shelden .        -        -        - 

Shenstone       ... 

bbiffoal  .... 

Shirland 

Shirley  -        -        -        - 

Shrawardine  - 

Shrewsbory : 

St.  Alkmond 

St.  Cbud     - 

Holy  Cross  and  St  Giles 

St.  Julian  -        -        - 

St.  Mary    - 
Smalley  -        -        - 


208    7     1 


15    9    3 
15  15    3 


-  10    - 


4     I  5 

12  15  4 

1  11  6 

1     1  - 


12    8 
-  17    8 


1  10  9 
9  13 
1  2  10 
1  12    9 

4  17  10 

1  13    6 

3  12    5 

-    1    3 

2  4    5 


5  7  4 

20  9  3 

(6)3  8  3 

7  19  6 

20    9  10 
22  13    - 


11     1     1 

6  18    9 

16    2    9 

2  14    7 

1  II  10 

3  10  2 
-    6    6 

2  6  3 
4-4 
9  16    8 


10  7  9 
29  4  8 
10  11     3 


29  17  5 
15  11  3 
23  2  11 
33  6  4 
23  18    3 

44  19    7 

45  2  4 
87  10  - 
53  10  11 


7  10,  8 
13  16    1 

21     6    5 


16    3  - 
18    5    8 

30    3  2 

119    4  5 

20  18  8 

24  14  1 

18  11  6 

4  14  - 

80    3  4 

3  19  1 

22  12  II 


£.    9.    d. 


66  3 
9  19 
9    6 


6 


13  17  - 
13  10  - 
12  16    8 


14  17    7 


85  9 
18  2 
98  19 
26  9 
32  8 
15  16 
18  4 
78  5 
73  18  10 
15  15    9 


33  1  4 

34  7  - 
113    6  8 

31     2  2 

33    2  9 

61  19  5 


10  16    8 


102  5  4 
67  8  8 
82  16    2 


83  17    8 

302  18  10 

15    1    8 


561     4    6 


£.   «.    d. 


£.    «.    d. 
1  18  11 


£.  s,   d. !    £. 


«.  d. 


21     7  11 


99  10    - 


1  18    - 
10    3  10 


5  12  10 


50     1     4 


6  10 


4     4 


5    5    6 


159    5    4 
115  11     4 


3    8    8 


17  14    - 


10  12 


5    4- 


-  12    6 


-    2 
2    3 


119     1     - 


£. 

«. 

d. 

7 

9 

» 

31 

10 

4 

15 

11 

3 

24 

1 

8 

35  18 

2 

20 

6  10  , 

48 

17 

4  , 

45 

2 

4 

40 

9  10  1 

65  14 

4 

8 


14  10 
13  10 
13  14     4 


16  8  4 
10  19  8 
96  16  - 
19  14  10 
98  3  - 
81     7 

89  2 
15  IG 
21   17 

90  19 
74  - 
18     - 


19 
20 

3 
46 
.34 

183  16 
22  13 
dt  14 
44  3  10 
68  18  2 
16  2  9 
13  11     3 

1  11  10 

105  15    6 

67  15    2 

35    4  11 

6    3    5 

9  16    8 


278  n  4 
561  4  6 
115  II     4 

94  5  5 
332    8    6 

25  12  11 


4  11 

2    3 


7  10  8 
13  16  1 
21  7  11 
21     6    5 


16  3    - 

18  5     8 

313  9  11 

30  3     2 

119  4    5 

36  7  11 

40  9    4 

13  11     6 

5  4- 

180  4    8 

8-6 

35  8    3 

74  5    - 

11  -    - 

9  6    6 


3  12   - 

16  %  4 
1  - 
-  910 

17  8   8 


(a)l  2   1 
•    2  10 


-10   8 


9  16   1 


1    8  11 


10    1    « 


4  11   ^ 
3    7   - 


1    7    1 


8    8    7 


(a)  277.  Pentrich. — Col.  9. — The  balance  deficit  was  paid  by  the  Ticar  as  a  donation  at  the  vestry  meeting  held  on  the  20th  April  1865. 
\b)  302.  Sandiacre. — Col.  l.^No  accounts  passed  last  Easter  for  this  parish,  as  the  rate  was  in  course  of  collection. 


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ENGLAND    AND    WALES,    AND    EXPENDITURE    THEREOF,    FOR    THE    YEAR    ENDING   EASTER    1866.         IO3 


Province 

OF  Canterbury— D10CB8B  of  Licufi^ilj>— continued. 

1 

EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 
Mortgage  Debt 

Bikncedoe 

Ordioary 

Extraordinary 

Interest  Paid 

Balance 

Repairs  of 

Outlay 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

In  Hand  at 

No. 

on 

Church 

of  the 

ibr  Building 

on 

1 

the  end 

atthi 

OP 

Churchyard. 

PubUc  Worship. 

or 
Improving. 

Bonded  Debt 

Paid  off. 

Payments. 

BXPBNDITURU. 

of  Year. 

end  of  the  Year. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

1          *^- 

1          16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

£.   #.   d. 

J,  ... 

£.    *.    d. 

£.    9.    d. 

£.    t. 

d. 

£.    *. 

d. 

£.    *.    d. 

£.    *.   d. 

£.  *.    d. 

£,    9.    d. 

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7  18    6 

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12-4 

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266 

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2    2    6 

21  13    - 

10    3    4 

^^ 

267 

-  19  10 

9    6    7 

6  13    6 

- 

- 

- 

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1  U    6 

17  13    6 





268 

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3    2    2 

7  12    - 

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7  16  10 

18  11    - 

6  10    8 

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260 

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26    3    6 

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260 

1  - 

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261 

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322 

" 

•             "" 

14    8    3 

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- 

- 

- 

■- 

- 

14    8    3 

11    4    8 

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323 

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Province  op  Canterbury — ^Diocese  op  Lichpield— con^inticrf. 


PARISH. 

RECEIPTS. 

Bahmce 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  CoUected 

in 

Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 

Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

Borrowed 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 

1 

Total 
Receipts. 

8. 

Bahoee 
Orenpeot 
ittbeeod 

ft. 

Wo. 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Chnrch 

BuUding 

Acts. 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statates. 

4. 

324 
825 
896 
827 
828 
829 

880 
381 
382 
833 
884 
335 

386 
337 
888 
389 
340 
841 

342 

343 
844 
345 
846 
347 
848 

349 
350 
351 
852 
353 

354 
855 
356 
357 
358 

359 
860 
861 
362 
363 

364 
866 

366 
367 

368 
30tf 
370 
371 
372 
373 
374 

375 

376 

377 
878 
379 
380 
381 
382 
383 

084 
385 
386 
387 
388 
389 
390 
391 

Snelston         ... 
Somersal  Herbert    - 
Standon          ... 
Stanley  ...       - 
Stanton-by-Bridge  - 

Stanton-by-Dale     - 

Stanton-npon-Hine  Heath 

StapenhUl       -       -       . 

Stapleton 

StaTdey 

Stemdale,  Earl       -       - 

Stlrchley 

Stoke-npon-Tem     - 
Stone     -        -       -       - 
Stone,  Christchurch 
Stowe     -       .       -       . 
Stramsball      - 

Stretton,  near  Bnrton^n- 

Trent 
Stretton,  near  Penkridge  - 
Sndbmy         -       -       - 
Satton-cnm-Dnckmanton 
Sutton  MaddodL      - 
Sntton-on  the-Hill  - 
Swanwick       ... 

Taddington     ... 
Tatenhill        ... 
Thorpe,  near  Ashbourne  - 
Thorpe  Constantine 
Itbehclf          -       -       - 

Ticknall 

Tilstock          .        -       - 
Tissington       ... 
TixaU     .... 
Trentham        ... 

Trusley  .... 
Trysnil  .        -        .        - 
Tunstall,  Christchnreh    - 
Turnditch       .        -        - 
Twyford 

Uppington      ... 
Upton  Magna 

Upton  Waters 
Uttoxeter 

Walton-on-Trent     - 

Warslen         -        -       - 

Waterftdl 

Weeford          -     .  - 

Wem      .... 

Weston  LnUlngfleld 

Weston-nnder- Lizard 

Weston  -  on  -  Trent      (in 

Derby). 
Weston -upon -Trent   (in 

Stafford). 
Wetton  -        .       .       - 
Whitchurch    - 
Wbitmore       - 
WhitweU        .        -        . 
Willesley        -       -       - 
vVillington      ... 
Wilae     -        .        .       - 

Wingerworth  - 
Wingfleld,  North     - 
\Viof^eld,  South     . 
Withiogton     - 
Wombridge     -        -        - 
Woodcote        .        .        - 
W(U)dhom       .        -        - 
Worfleld 

£.    t.   d. 
6    9  10 

8    2    6 

8  12    3 

9  3    3 

8  19    8 

-  19  11 

6  11    6 

18  12    6 
8  12    8 

1  11    9 
6    8    8 

n  18    6 

-  11     7 

1     7    - 
6    6    8 

-  15    2 

6    7    9 

6  12    I 

4    8    4 

17    4    - 

8  11    9 

1  4    9 

82    8    6 

7-4 

7  10  10 
28  14    1 

-  4    1 

3    7  10 

-  18    1 
7    7    6 

2  8    7 
7    8    4 

19  17  11 

1     7    7 
"-  16  10 

-  12  10 
11     6    8 

-  0    5 

£.     9.    d. 

11  1    7 
10    8    1 
15  19    - 

15  2    4 
38  18    - 
28    7    9 

28  13  11 
264    3    4 

80  16    4 

19  1     - 
83  19    8 
89  10    9 

17  4    7 

18  -    1 

12  1    3 

28-9 

7  4    2 

14  17    9 

6  17    4 
82  16    8 

20  12    1 

16  14    3 

38  12  10 
22    6    - 

17  17    - 

29  9  11 
38    3    2 

8  1     - 
50    3  10 

9  9    1 

18  4    8 

8    5- 
74    1    6 

47    4    2 
18  18    4 

10  18    6 
82    8    2 

104  17    6 

8    8    9 

16    7    4 

13  16    7 
12  11     9 

15  9    1 
196  14    1 

14  4    3 
32    2    4 

11  6    2 

21  16  10 
29    4    2 

15  1     1 
15  15    6 
31     -  10 

8    2    6 

12  18    9 
103  11     7 

£.     8.    d. 

10-9 
58    4  10 

£.     9.    d. 

21  16    7 
43  18    4 

•         • 

£.   9.  d. 

2  12    8 

1  17    - 

.    .        . 

36    -    - 

£.     9.    d. 
3  16    - 

6  13    9 

9    6    6 

1  -    - 
8    -    - 

14    7  11 

6  13  10 

2  12    7 

20  15    4 

6  17    9 

1  18    9 

35    8    7 

-  19    6 

5    -    - 

-  11     4 

-  10    6 
11     1     7 

- 

£.     9.    d. 

m                  m 
I                   1 

£.    f.   d. 

27    6    5 
11     1    7 
10    3    1 
19    1    6 

8  12    3 

9  3    8 

22  18    - 
83  18    - 

29  7    8 
34    5    5 

264    3    4 

30  16    4 

32  13    6 
42  12    4 
95    4    6 

2  12    8 

17  4    7 

18  -     1 

9    6    6 

14  13    - 
58    2    - 

14  7  11 
28-9 

19  2    7 
22    3    2 

9  16  11 

39  2    4 

21  7    8 
17  11     3 
16    8    6 

33  12  10 
27  16     1 

22  6    4 
29    9  11 

50    7    2 

8     1     - 
50    8  10 
79-2 

8  11    9 
1     4    9 

9  9    1 
25    2    5 

8    5- 
106  10    - 

48  17  11 
25  18    8 

10  13    6 
75    2    7 

134  11     1 
8  12  10 

20  7     4 

13  16    7 

15  19    7 

16  7    2 
239    1    6 

16  12  10 

40  2    - 

11  5    2 
20    8    5 
11     1    7 

23  4    5 
29    4    2 
15  17  11 
15  15    6 

31  -  10 
8  15    4 

24  4    5 
103  18    - 

2  14  1 

1  7   1 

-  5  9 

-  %  4 

i 

6  7   7 

7  5  6 

-  8  i 

6   1   8 

2  9  i 

I  1610 
11    6  1 

3  2  6 

1  7  11 
-19  i 

10  19  8 

1    1   9 
14  17  6 

-  6  9 
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Province 

OP  Canterbury — Diocese  op  Lichpield— coit/mu^^. 

EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 
or 

^^ A.    -  -                           ^%         •      - 

Balance  doe 

Ordinary 

Maintenance 

Eztraofdinaiy 

Interest  Paid; 

Balance 

Repairs  of 

Outlay 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

in  Hand  at 

Mortgage  Debt 

No. 

on 

Church 

of  the 

for  Building 

on 

the  end 

at  the 

or 
Churchyard. 

Public  Wonhip. 

or 
Improving. 

Bonded  Debt.      ^**  °^- 

Payments. 

EXPBNOITURB. 

of  Year. 

end  of  the  Year. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

1          15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

1.9.    i. 

£.  «.    d. 

£.  t.   d. 

£.   $.   d. 

£.    t. 

d. 

£.  *. 

d. 

£.   #.    If. 

£.   ».   d. 

£.s.    d. 

£.    *.    d. 

.           • 

3    7    4 

8    6    6 

m 

2    1 

- 

10    - 

. 

6    5    8 

30-6 

. 

50    -    - 

324 

. 

• 

11     1    7 

*\ 

. 

. 

. 

11     1    7 

.1. 

325 

3    1    - 

-    3    9 

8    5    5 

- 

- 

. 

11  10    2 

— 

«_ 

326 

1:     : 

-  16    3 

4    -    - 

- 

- 

- 

13    8    9 

18    5    - 

-  16    5 

._ 

327 

I  17  10 

5    6- 

• 

. 

. 

. 

7    3  10 

1     8    5 

^^^ 

328 

- 

I  14    - 

7 

- 

- 

- 

-  15    - 

9    9- 

— 

— 

329 

.            . 

10-1 

10  13    9 

• 

. 

. 

2    6    6 

23-4 

_ 

330 

3    4    6 

16    2    8 

7    6    9 

5    5    8 

. 

. 

1  18    5 

33  18    - 

__ 

._ 

331 

. 

• 

24    5    5 

- 

- 

- 

. 

24    5    5 

5    2    3 



332 

5    9    8 

17    4    7 

- 

- 

- 

. 

22  14     3 

11   11     2 

_ 

333 

74  16    1 

26    8    3 

100  15    2 

- 

- 

. 

51-2 

261  19    8 

2    3     8 

._ 

334 

-  10    3 

- 

13    1    2 

- 

- 

- 

- 

13  11     5 

17    3  11 

— 

335 

•             . 

2  13    - 

9  18    7 

• 

. 

• 

2  16    6 

15    8    1 

17    5    5 

_ 

336 

•             ■ 

-  10    - 

14  17     1 

- 

. 

. 

10  10    - 

25  17     1 

16  15    3 

__ 

337 

■             • 

13    6    4 

58    6    3 

- 

- 

- 

13    5    9 

84  18    4 

10    6    2 

_ 

3.*W^ 

• 

2  12    8 

- 

- 

- 

. 

. 

2  12    8 

.^ 

__ 

339 

5  17  11 

4    9    1 

12    5    2 

- 

. 

- 

3    -    - 

25  12    2 

» 

_ 

340 

" 

3    4    4 

22    1     3 

- 

- 

- 

- 

25    5    7 

— 

— 

341 

-    5    - 

7    9- 

- 

- 

- 

1  11     0 

9    5    6 

— 

— 

342 

. 

-    7    8 

13  14    4 

. 

- 

. 

. 

14    8    - 

-  11     - 

343 

• 

5  11     7 

32  10    4 

- 

- 

. 

- 

.S8    1  11 

15     -     1 

__ 

344 

. 

- 

12    4.  2 

- 

. 

- 

2    3    9 

14    7  11 



_ 

345 

8  14    5 

2    5    9 

7  10  10 

6  13    3 

- 

. 

2    7    3 

27  11     6 

-    9    3 

^^ 

346 

• 

7    8    3 

9    6    6 

» 

. 

. 

1    0    6 

18     1     3 

1     1     4 

^__ 

347 

• 

• 

22  11     4 

" 

- 

- 

- 

22  11     4 

— 

— 

348 

. 

. 

3    -    - 

^             . 

, 

4  19    1 

7  19    1 

1  17  10 

349 

•                               m 

3  10    5 

16    6    2 

9  10    - 

- 

. 

. 

29    6    7 

9  15    9 

__ 

350 

•                               " 

-    5    - 

11-6 

- 

- 

. 

16    8 

12  12    2 

8  15    1 

_„ 

351 

. 

10    8    8 

i    *    - 

- 

- 

. 

2  19    - 

17  11     3 

.- 

.^ 

352 

- 

5  13    - 

8    -    - 

- 

- 

- 

- 

13  13    - 

2  15    6 

— 

353 

2  15    - 

3  18    - 

28  18    2 

- 

. 

. 

4    3    4 

39  14    6 

«_ 

_ 

354 

. 

- 

30    7    3 

- 

. 

. 

. 

30    7    3 

.^ 

- 

355 

. 

- 

12  15    3 

- 

. 

. 

1  11     4 

14    6    7 

7  18    9 

^^ 

356 

8    5    8 

5    3- 

12  U     - 

- 

. 

. 

2  11     6 

28  11     2 

-  18    9 



M57 

- 

- 

25  11     9 

- 

- 

- 

- 

25  11     9 

24  15    5 

.. 

358 

-    2  10 

3    7    6 

5    -    - 

- 

. 

. 

1    7    6 

9  17  10 

_ 

_ 

859 

1  19    3 

• 

12  16    - 

29  11     4 

. 

. 

-  17    6 

45    4    1 

4  19    9 

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. 

. 

15  10    - 

9    5- 

. 

. 

65  11    3 

90    6    3 



361 

- 

- 

7    6    8 

- 

. 

. 

. 

7    6    8 

1     5     1 

_^ 

362 

- 

- 

3  15    9 

-  11    6 

- 

- 

- 

4    7    3 

— 

•i63 

-    6    1 

1   14    3 

8  16    8 

. 

10  17    - 

364 

3  17    9 

2    9    6 

11  17    8 

- 

- 

- 

- 

'3  16    8 

26    1     7 

— 

— 

365 

-    5    9 

. 

6  12    6 

- 

. 

- 

- 

1     5     - 

8    3    3 

-    1    9 

_ 

366 

• 

27    8  10 

35  12    9 

"            ■" 

- 

" 

• 

39  18    1 

102  19    8 

3  10    4 

— 

3U7 

. 

14    9    2 

13  14    8 

.            . 

. 

31  13    4 

59  17    2 

368 

. 

G  16    7 

7    8     I 

• 

• 

p. 

. 

9    7    6 

2:5  12    2 

2    G    6 

«« 

369 

• 

10  13    6 

- 

. 

. 

- 

. 

10  13    6 

«„ 

370 

. 

26    1  10 

44  18    6 

. 

. 

. 

1     6    - 

72    6    4 

2  10    3 

.... 

371 

. 

53     1     6 

25  10    6 

- 

- 

- 

. 

45  17     5 

124    9    5 

10    1     8 

_. 

.372 

. 

. 

6  10    ^ 

- 

- 

- 

- 

3    4    7 

9  14     7 

_ 

373 

1     8     3 

5  16    2 

22     I     9 

5  18    7 

- 

- 

- 

- 

35    4    9 

— 

— 

374 

- 

2  10    6 

5    1     9 

- 

- 

- 

- 

1    9    - 

9     1     3 

4  15    4 

— 

375 

- 

- 

6     1     6 

- 

- 

- 

- 

10    4  10 

16    6    4 

— 

— 

376 

•             . 

2    7  11 

12    5    6 

. 

. 

, 

. 

14  13    5 

1   13    9 

377 

. 

22  10    - 

206    3  11 

- 

. 

- 

. 

. 

228  13  11 

10    7     7 

... 

378 

. 

2    4    6 

10  18    8 

- 

. 

. 

. 

2 

15    3     2 

1     9    8 

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379 

. 

10  19    - 

14  18  10 

- 

- 

. 

. 

8    9    8 

34    7    6 

5  14    0 

.... 

dSO 

2    6    6 

- 

5    9    4 

- 

- 

. 

- 

. 

7  15  10 

3    9    4 

^__ 

381 

• 

11     5    4 

11  10    8 

• 

. 

- 

- 

. 

22  16    - 



^_ 

382 

1  14     6 

2    5  10 

5  10    0 

- 

- 

- 

- 

• 

9  10  10 

1  10    9 

— 

383 

.             . 

4    6    .7 

16-5 

- 

. 

. 

, 

. 

20     7     - 

2  17    6 

_ 

364 

-  11     6 

- 

21     9    2 

- 

. 

- 

. 

. 

22-8 

7    3    6 

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. 

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12  10    5 

- 

. 

- 

. 

. 

13     2    5 

2  15    6 

... 

386 

-    9    9 

-  19    3 

14    3    A 

- 

- 

- 

. 

. 

15  1-2     8 

-    2  10 

387 

- 

4  18     2 

25    3    8 

- 

. 

• 

. 

. 

30     1  10 

-  19    - 

_ 

388 

- 

- 

7     8    2 

- 

. 

- 

. 

. 

7     8    2 

1     7     2 

_ 

389 

- 

1     9    2 

4     1     - 

- 

. 

« 

- 

7     1     - 

12  11     2 

11  13    3 

_ 

390 

- 

7  14     8 

1 

64  19  10 

1 

" 

- 

• 

- 

7    3    6 

7'J  18    - 

24    -    - 

— 

391 

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SUMS    BECEIYBD    IN    RESPJX^T    OP    CHURCH    OR    CHAPEL    RATliS    IN    EACH    PARISH   IN 


Province  of  Canterbury — Diocese  of  Lichfield — continued. 


No. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


EodowmeotB 


Peoalties, 


Under  the 
Church 


At 

^™"®»  ,    Bunding 

^^'  \      Acts. 

8.  d. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 


I  AlD18y 

'  ^  >  or  other 

AidofRat6i.|  Receipts. 

6.  I         «. 


B«rrowed 

during 

the  It  ear. 

7. 


Total 


Receipts. 


8. 


Biluiee 
Orenpeo 
attbeeo^ 


6  15  6 


892 
308 
394 
396 


.396 
397 


Wormhill,  St.  Margaret's 
Wrbckwardine 
Wroieter        .        -        . 
Wyrley,  Great,  and  Ches- 
lyn  Hay. 

Yeaveley        -        -        - 
Youlgrave       -        -        - 

Total    -    -    - 


£.  9.  d. 

3    8  6 

3  16  3 

5  16  9 

2  16  8 


4  19    8 


£.  «    d. 


44    6    8 
29    3     1 


20 


£.    f.  A 


£.   9.   d. 


-  I 


2,170     1     8 


11,764   3    7  'SOO  13    4 

I 


£.  9,  d.     £.  9.    d. 


I      29    3  11 


8  16 


1646  16    4  !     788  16    9   920  14     1 


£•    #.  rf. 


3  8  6 
48  2  11 
34  19  10 
32    -    7 


4  19    8    ,    -   5 10 
23  16    -       - 

16,991     4    7     674   1 


From  the  foliowing  Places  Returns  have  been  received— Nil,  or  no  Rates  collected. 


Amiugton. 

Ashover. 

Aston,  St  Saviour's,   with 

BorstOQ. 
Battlefield. 
Betton  Strange. 
Biddulph  Moor. 
Big^n-by-Ne  wha  ven . 

BHstOQ : 

St.  Luke's. 
St.  Mary's. 

BlozMrich. 

Brampton,  St  Thomas. 

Bren^ton. 

BHdgehill. 


Bromwlch,  West 

Christ  Church. 

Holy  Trinity. 

St.  James. 

St  Peter's. 
Backnall. 
Bnmtwood. 
Bnrton-on -Trent,    Christ 

Church. 
Calow. 
Cannock. 
Chesterfield. 

Holy  Trmity. 
Chesterton. 
Codnor  and  Loseoe. 
Coseley. 
Cotes  Heatb. 


Cotmanhay. 
Grich. 
Darlaston. 
Dawley,  Little. 
Dawley,  Magna. 
Derby : 

St  John's. 

St  Peter's. 
Derwent 
Donington  Wood. 
Donisthorpe. 
DorringtoD. 
Drayton,  Little. 
Doflield. 
Fazeley. 
Fenton. 
Frodsley. 


Fulford. 

Gentlesbaw. 

Glossop. 

Gomal,  Lower. 

Grindon. 

Handsworth. 

St  James. 

St.  Michael. 
Hanley. 
Harboroe. 

St.  John  the  Baptist 
Harbome,  North. 
Hartington. 

HarUhiU  (Brierly  Hill). 
Hartsbill    (Stoke  -  upon  - 

Trent). 
Hasland. 


Heage. 

Holbrook. 

Hope. 

Hulland. 

Ironville. 

Kidsgrove. 

Killamarsh. 

Kingewinford  (a). 

Lapley. 

Leek. 

St.  Luke. 
Lichfield : 

Christ  Chureb. 

St  Mary. 
Longdon. 
Long  lane. 
Longton,  St.  James. 


(a)  Kingswinford.^Inclading  the  districts  of  Wordsley,  St  Mary,  Pensnett,  Brockmore,  Brierly  Hill,  and  Quarry  Bank. 


Number  of  Returns  received  for  the  Diocei« 


DIOCESE    OF    LINCOLN. 


No. 


PARISH. 


3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

S 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

16 

16 

17 


Ahy        -        -        - 

Addlethorpe  - 

Aisthorpe 

Alford    . 

Algarkhrk       . 

Alkborough     - 

Allington,  East 

AUIngton,  West 

Althqrpe 

Alvingliam 

Amcotts 

Ancaster 

Andirby 

Anwick  .        .        . 

Apley     -        -        - 

Appleby 

Asgarby  (Sleaford) 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 
lirom  preTious 
1        Year. 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 


Under  the 

Church 

BoiMiog 

Acta. 

3. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 


£.  9.    d. 

4    6- 
1     7     9 


1  17     7 


4  4  1 
1  9  1 
-64 

7  17  9 
0    4    4 

8  18  10 
3  14     6 


3  19 
1     6 

4  11 


£.  «.    d. 

12  11     4 
16    3    6 


46  10 
32  10 


11     6    - 
33  18    - 


41  11  1 

21  17  9 

12    2  6 

40    6  4 

6  18  2 

60    9  7 

6-10 


£.    *.    d. 


41  16    - 


2  18    6 


£.    9.    d. 


Endowments 

in 
Aid  of 

6. 


Penalties, 

Alms, 
or  other 
Receipts. 

C. 


£.     9,    d. 


24    3    6 


-  16 

-  16 


8    1    - 


£.    9.    d. 


16    1 


1-3 


Borrowed 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 


Total 
Rbobipts.  ' 

8. 


Balioee 
OreBpenl 
attheeni 

of  Yew. 


£.  #.  d.  i    £.  9.  d,       £.  1.  i 

-  '    16  16  4    -  1  5 
.1    17  11  3    8  8  4 

-  '    16  1  - 

48  8  6   26  17  - 
82  10  3 

-1    28  7  6*   2  7  7 

13  11  1 

-  I    35-4 

49  13  9 
19  6  7  , 
45  9  11  I  1  IJ*  * 
28  10  8  1  -  18  « 

-  i  12  2  6 
6  7 
4  6 


44 

8 

65 


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BN6LAND    AND   WALES,    AND    EXPUNDXTURB    THEREOF,    FJR   THE    YEAR    ENDING    BASTER    1865,  lOJ 


Province  op  Cantxrbury — Diocese  op  Lichfield — continued. 


E  X  P  E 

X  D  I  T  U  R  E. 

Bonded 

Balance  due 

on 
revioa«  Year. 

Ordinary 

RefMdrsof 

Church 

or 

Churchyard. 

Mahitenance 

of  the 

Public  Worship. 

Outlay 
for  Building 

or 
Improving. 

Interest  Paid 

on 
Bonded  Debt. 

Bonded  Debt 
Paid  off. 

i                           '    Balance 
Other       1        Total          in  Hand  at 

Payments.    |Expbnditurb.' 

j                               ofYear. 

or 
Morti^age  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Year. 

No. 

10.          1          11. 

12. 

.3. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17.           1        18. 

19 

£.  i.   i. 

£.    ».   d. 

£.    f.    d. 

£.    $,   d. 

£.     8.    d. 

£.    «.    rf. 

£.  *. 

d. 

£.  s,     d. 

£.  M.    d. 

£.    *.    d. 

•    I    1    1 
I    1    1   1 

-     I     - 

12  4  10 

13  8     1 
7    2    2 

1  10    - 
23  10    8 
12  12    8 

8  113 

5  10    7 

' 

- 

8  13 
5  14 

11     5 

8 
5 

10    4    - 
41  10    2 
31  11     4 
26  18  10 

6  12    9 
3    8    6 
5    1     9 

— 

992 
39& 
394 
395 

- 

1  18    6 
6    -    - 

2    2    6 
18  16    - 

- 

- 

. 

1     4 

6 

5    5    6 
23  16    - 

— 

_ 

896 
397 

647  10    5 

2^11  14    0 

7,007    5    6 

1,878  19    1 

209  19    -  ' 

791     3    6 

1,886  11 

6 

16,333    3    9 

2,332    1  10 

4,871    -    - 

From  the  followinfj  Placjks  Retanis  have  been  received —Nil,  or  no  Rates  collected. 


o]^iogton. 
[atlock. 

Holy  Trinity. 
lellor. 
[elboume. 

Foreton-in-Gnos»all. 
[ow  Cop. 
[oxley. 

ewbdd-enxn-  Danston. 
ewcastle-under-Lynie. 
ewcastle-uoder-Lyne,  St 
George, 
ewhall. 
ew  Mills, 
onhwood. 
cker  HllL 
gley  Hay. 


OsmastOD. 

Oxon  and  Shelton. 

Pains  Lane,  St.  George's. 

Pelsall,  St.  Michael. 

Penn,  St.  Phillip. 

Perry  Ban. 

Pleck. 

Ripley. 

Bowton. 

Rnshall. 

Sawley. 

Scropton. 

Shelton  (in  Salop). 

Shelton  (in  Stafford). 

Shrewsbury : 

St.  George,  Frankwell. 

St.  Michael's. 


Silverdale. 

Smethwick. 

St.  Matthew's. 
Smisby. 

Stafford : 

Christ  Church. 

St.  Chad. 
Sterndale,  King. 
Stoke-upon-Trent 
Stretton-en-le-Fields. 
Tangley. 
Tean,  Upper. 
Tideswell. 
Tipton. 

St.  John's,  Prince's  End. 

St.  Paul's. 


;    Ufflngton. 
\    Wail. 
Walsall. 

St.  Matthew's. 
'        St.  Paul's. 
i       St  Peter. 
,    Walsall  Wood,  St.  John's. 
I    Wednesbury. 
t       St.  James. 
St.  John. 
Wednesfleld. 

Heath. 
Wellington. 

Christ  Charch. 
Wessington. 
Whitfield. 
Whitgreave. 

Number  of  Placea     - 


WhixalL 

Wigginton. 

Willenhall. 

St.  Ann's. 

Holy  Trmity. 

St  Stephen. 
Wolstanton. 
Wolyerhampton : 

St.  George. 

St.  John. 

St  Luke. 

St.  Mary's. 

St.  Matthew's. 
Woore. 

Wrockwardine  Wood. 
YozalL 


157 


Returns. 

Nils. 

Total. 

392 

156 

563 

DIOCESE    OF    LINCOLN. 


EXPENDIT 

U  R  E. 

due 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

Balance 

Ordinary 

Maintenance 

Extraordinary 

Interest  Paid 

Balance 

Repairs  of 

Outlay 

Boo(l«d  Debt , 

Other 

TOTAI. 

iB  Hand  at 

on 

Church 

of  the 

for  Building 

on 

the  end 
ofYear. 

at  the 

No. 

reviouB  Year. 

or 
Churchyard. 

Public  Worship. 

or 
ImproYing. 

Bonded  Debt. 

Paid  off     t 

Payments. 

ExPBNDITUmB. 

end  of  the  Year. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

16.          , 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

£.    #. 

d. 

£.    8.    d. 

£.    «.   d. 

£.  8,     d. 

£.  8.     d. 

£.    5.     d. 

£.  t.    d. 

£.   #.    rf. 

£.   t.    d. 

£.  «.    d. 

. 

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6    9    7 

1  16    2 

3  12    - 

5,  -    - 

- 

16  17    9 

- 

88  16    8 

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10    4    7 

10  10    - 

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Province  op  Canterbury— Diocese  of  Lincoln— conftntted. 


PARISH. 

RECEIPTS. 

Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowmento 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 

Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

Borrowed 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 

Total 
Rbceipts. 

8. 

fittancel 

attheeod 
ofYear.  i 

9. 

No. 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Chorch 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

18 
19 
20 
21 
22 
23 
24 
25 
26 
27 
28 
29 
30 
31 
32 
33 
34 
35 

36 
37 
38 
39 
40 
41 
42 
43 
44 
45 
46 
47 

48 
49 
50 
51 
52 
63 

54 
65 
66 
67 
68 
59 
60 
61 
62 
63 
64 
66 
66 
67 
68 
69 
70 
71 
72 
73 
74 
75 
76 
77 
78 
79 
80 
81 
82 
83 
84 
85 
86 
87 
88 
89 
90 
91 
92 
93 
94 
95 

A8gai-by(by  SpilRWy)      - 
Ashby  (by  Partney) 
Ashby-de-la-Lannti 
Asbby-with-Fenby  - 
Asbby  Puerorum    - 
Ashby,  West  ... 
Askham          .        -        - 
Aslackby 
Asterby. 

Aswarby         ,        -        - 
Aswardby       -        -        . 
Attenborougb  ... 
Aubonm         ... 
Aunsby  -        -        -        - 
Austei-field     .        .        - 
Authorpe        ... 
Averbam        ... 
Aylesby          ... 

Babworth       -        -        - 
Bardney          .        .        - 
Barkwith,  East 
Barkwith,  West      - 
Barlings          ... 
Bamby.in-the-Willows    - 
Bametby-le-Wold  - 
Barnston        ... 
Barrow-on-Humber 
Barrowby       -        .        - 
Barton  (in  Notts)  - 
Barton- on -Humber  (St 

Peter's). 
Bassinghani    .        .        - 
Bassingthorpe-eum-Westby 
Baston   -        -        -        - 
Baumber         .        -        - 
Bawtry  -        -        -        - 
Beckingham,  near  Gahis- 

borough. 
Beckingham,  near  Newark 
Beelsby  -        -        -        - 
Beesby-in-the-Marsh 
Belchford 

Bellean  .... 
Belton,  near  Grantbam    - 
Belton,  near  Bawtry 
Bennington,  near  Boston  - 
Bennington,  Long  - 
Benniworth    -        -        - 
Bicker   -        -        .        - 
Bilborongh     - 
BlUlngborough 
Billinghay      .        -        - 
Bilsby    .... 
Bilstborpe       - 
Binbrooke       -        -        - 
Bingham 

Bitcbfield       .        -        - 
Bleasby-        -       -       - 
Blidworth       -        -        - 
Bloxbolm        -        -        - 
Blyth     .... 
Blyton    .... 
Bole       .        .        -        - 
Bolingbroke    -        -        - 
Bonby    .... 
Boothby  Graffoe      - 
Boothby  Pagnall    - 
Boston.  Chapel  of  Ease    - 
Botliomsull     .        -        - 
Bottesfoi-d      ... 
Boughton        -        -        - 
Boultham       .        -        - 
Braceborough 
Bracebridge    .        -        - 
Braceby 

Bradley-        -        -        - 
Branston        ... 
Bratoft  .        -        -        - 
BratUeby 
Brauncewe!!  .       -       - 

^    £.   *.   d. 

4    4  10 

-  17     - 
1     6  11 
4  17    6 

1  16    3 
11  11     4 

2  10  10 

-  1     8 
6    5  11 

3  12    2 

3  13    8 

6  12    5 

6  17    - 

12    0 

-  10    - 

10  17    5 
1     6    7 

2' 16    5 

4  9    9 
28    9    4 

6  16    5 
3    2    1 

3  2    4 

*8    9    6 
13  19    1 

1  12    4 

1  12    - 

4  8    9 
1  l6    2 

4  3    3 

1  18    6 

-  2    4 

2  9     1 
2  19    3 

6  7     2 
2    3    6 
1     9    7 

15  3    5 

10    1     2 

16  12     3 
1  19    2 

5  18    1 

7  16    8 
26  10  10 

4    1     9 

4    4- 

10  19    7 

1  12    6 

2  3    2 

8  12    4 

4    6    2 
1  13    6 

3  18    9 
3    9    1 

£.     *.   d. 

5-9 

7  10    3 

15  14  11 

8  -    - 

7  7    4 

16  4     3 
11  19    7 

22  11     3 

15-7 

8  14    - 

30  I     4 
26  17     8 
28  13    9 

6    6    6 

24  18    9 
21     4    2 

42  11     4 
32  15    8 

11  10    2 

9  5- 
10     I     8 

3  10    - 
26  19    6 
39    4    3 

80    9  10 

18  -  10 

31  2    6 

23  8    3 

36  7     7 
28    9  10 

26    1     7 
6  12    4 
6    6- 

17  16  11 

37  17     1 
10    6    6 
63    5    2 

25  14    - 

24  10    3 

20  4     4 
li  U     4 

63     8    - 

17  3    6 
9    7    5 

62    6    3 

19  19    1 

13  14    9 
65  12    4 

12  16    3 

10  10    - 

14  9  11 

19  14    2 

18  19    - 

56    -    - 

21  17    2 
17    8    - 

6  13    1 

8  12    2 

32  10    - 

9  18    3 
14    9    5 

7  2  10 

£.   «.   d. 

£.    «.    d. 
46    8     1 

£.    *.    d. 

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3    -    - 

15  -    - 
10  14    6 

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16  -    - 
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£.   #.    d. 

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13  14  10 
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17  11     5 
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6  6    6 

31  11     2 

21  4     2 

56    8     4 

32  15     8 

12  12  11 

12  16     - 
10    1     8 
10  17     5 

14  -    - 

4  16     7 

15  -    - 
40    9     5 

13  9    9 
67  13     7 

89    5    9 

21  2  11 

34  4  10 

23  8    3 
44  17     1 
44    3  11 

27  13  11 

5  12    4 

10  7    - 

22  4    8 
39  19    3 

14  9    9 
83    5    2 
27  12    6 

24  12    7 

15  -    - 
22  13    5 

15  10    7 
27    3    6 

64  15    2 

19  7    - 

11  18    - 
10  13    8 
67    9    8 
14    8    6 
30-3 

16  12    3 

16  13  11 
80  15    4 

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20  10  10 

14  11     9 

18  13  11 

65  7     8 

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8    6    7 

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Protincb  of  Canterburt— Diocese  of  Ijincoiltx— continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 
or 

Balaneedve 

Ordinary 

Maintenance 

Extraordinary 

Interest  Paid 

Balance 

Repairs  of 

Outlay 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

in  Hand  at 

No. 

on 

Chnreli 

of  the 

for  Building 

on 

the  end 

at  the 

or 

or 

Paid  off. 

Payments. 

EXPBNDITURB. 

end  of  the  Year. 

prerioasYear. 

Chnrchyard. 

PubHcWorship. 

IoiproTing» 

Bonded  Debt. 

of  Year. 

10. 

11. 

13. 

18. 

14. 

16. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

£.  s.   iL 

£.    s.  d. 

£.    #.    d. 

£.    $.   d. 

£.   #. 

d. 

£.   ».    d. 

£.   #.    d. 

£.    t.   d. 

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SUMS   RSCEnnSD   IN   B£SP£CT  OF  CHXmXJB,   OR   CtULBKs   ftATBS   IN   EACH   PAEItO   IK 


Peqtincb  op  CAirrBiRBtmT— ^DtoCMB  op  ILtscohix—eonHmed. 


PARISH. 


Bridgfcrd,  East 
BHdgrf<»rd,  West      - 
Briggley 
Brinsley 
Brou^on 
Broofrhton  Brant    " 
BroxiMtlme     - 
Backnail 

Bulcote  ... 
Bunny-cum-Bradmore 
Bnr&rli-  in-the-Manh 
Bargh-on-Baine 
BortOB-hy.Lineolo  - 
Burton  Cbegles 
BartoQ  Joyce 
Bortott-oo-Statiier  - 
Burton  Pedwardhie 
Burton,  West  - 
Burwe]l .        -        - 
Baslingthorpe 
Batterwick     - 
Bntterwfck,  West    - 
Bytharn  Castle 
Bytham,  Little 


Cadebx  -        -       -        - 
Cadney  -        -        -        - 
Caenbj  -        .        .       - 
Cammeringham 
Candleftby       .       ^       • 
Cfirbnrton       -        .        - 
Ctrlby    -        -        -        - 
Carlton  Castle 
Carlton,  Great 
Carlton,  Little 
Carltott^in-Undriek 
CarltoB-Ie-Moorland 
Carlton-OD-Trent     - 
Carltott  Scroop 
Carlton>  South 
Cannton 

Cawkwell       .        -^       . 
CawtJiorpe^  Little  - 
Cay thorpe  with  Frieston  - 
ClareboroQgh .       -        . 
Claxbf  (Market  Rasen)  - 
Claxby  Plackacre  - 
Claxby  (Spilsby)    - 
Claypoie         -       i- 
Clayworth      -        -        - 
Clee       -        .        -        - 
Coatss,  Great 
CockertDgton,  North,  St 

Mary's. 
Cockerington,  South,  St. 

Leonard's. 
Coddington     ... 
CollinghaiDi  Nor^  - 
Coll in^am,  South  • 
Colsterworth  -        -       - 
Colston  Basset 
Colstan-Car    -        .        - 
Colwiek  .        .        . 

Conlngsby  -  .  - 
Corby  -  -  -  . 
Corrlngliam  -  -  . 
Cossall  .... 
Costoek-  -  -  - 
Cotgmve  .  -  - 
Cotham  .  -  -  - 
Cottan  .  .  -  . 
Covenham,  St.  Mary 
Cowhitt-  .  -  - 
Cranwell  .  .  . 
Creeton  and  Counthorpe  - 
Croft  -  -  -  - 
Cromwell  -  -  - 
Crowland  ... 
CrowJe  - 
CroxtoR  m-       *       ^ 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 


6 


-    8 

4  6- 
7  18 
1  14  1 
4  10  9 
13    7    3 


3    6    8 


18    9    6 
2  13    7 

2  15    - 
1-11 

13    1  10 

3  1  11 

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6  17     1 

6    7    6 

45    2    6 


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1  16  1§ 
1  17  6 
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-  18    5 


A  11 
2  18 

4  18 

5  1 
-    9 


9  17    9 
3    4    1 


-    4    - 

10    7    5 


5  13  10 


6  5    8 

1  -    2 

2  12 

-  4  10 

3  9    6 
5  -    - 


3    4- 


-    8    4 
4  10    3 


6    3- 
11    9    1 

5  19    2 

1  9    6 

2  15    3 


Amount  of  Bates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 


£.  t.  d. 

27  17  2 

20  14  6 

10    9  7 

16  17  8 

25  12  3 


22  18  10 

9    7     4 
13    8 
43    8 
33  13 
16    3 

8  19 
20  18  - 
20  11  11 
80  17 
11     8 

6  13 
24  12 

6  19 
24    8 
16    -    - 
16  17     1 


7  2  4 
22  4  5 
12-1 

14  10  - 

8  18  - 
10    9  4 

9  12  8 
5  14  3 

18  r2  - 

10  18  4 

37  14  8 

15  1  3 
26    5  9 


6    1  - 

19  18  7 

3    -  - 

6  11  - 

23    8  6 

18    8  6 


13  11     - 

40  14    - 
26  n  10 


14  19    3 


13  13  8 
23  6  5 
48  14  11 


24    8    9 
15    1     7 


21     4  5 

19    5  6 

30  10  - 

12  12  6 


4  3  10 

5  4    8 


10 
24 


7  6 

5  3 

55    6  8 

11     9  2 
96-1 

74  14  6 

10    3  1 


Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 


Under 

other 

SUtntes. 


£.   #.  A 


16    9 


116    6    3 


67  16  10 


£.    #r  d. 


Ai46Wiiittit0 

In 
Aid  offices. 

5. 


Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Beeeipts. 

6. 


X.    *.   d. 


6  IB    4 


18  10 


6  10 


7  19    - 

8  -    - 


48  10    - 


60  10 


£.   t.    d. 


-    8    6 
17  19    7 


1  14    4 


2  14 
-  9  - 
1  15    - 


15    7    6 
4  10    - 


5    8    5 


8    2    6 
1    -    - 


Borrowed 

daring 

the  Tear. 

7. 


£>    i.  d. 


Eecsipts. 

8. 


£.    9.   d. 

28-8 
25-6 
17  11    8 

17  11  9 
30    3    - 

18  7  2 
22  18  10 

12  14 

13  8 
48  8 
68  18 
18  16 
26  18 
21  18  11 

20  11  11 
98  18  10 
11     8    8 

9  16 
24  12 

7  18 
24    8 

21  17 

22  8 
68    2 


7  2  4 
22  4  5 
12  -  1 
14  18  6 
le  14  10 
12    6  10 

12  2    4 
6  12 

Id  12 
10  18 
49  15 
19  8 
31     4 

6  1 
24    -> 

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8  ^ 
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6 

6 

12 

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13  15  - 
51  10  5 
26  17  10 

1  15    - 

20  12    1 

7  19    - 

8  3- 


5 

115 

83 

21 

2 


8 

4 
9 
11 
2 
4 
1 
7 

9 
3 
3 
7 

4 


18  18 
29  12 
44  15 

17  8 
24    8 

4  14  10 

18  11     1 
44    -    - 


21  4 
19  5 
30  10 
15  16 
68  18 

4  8 

5  13 
68  12 
68    7 

10  7 
30  8 
66  15 

11  9 
101  19 

76    4 

12  18 


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PbOTINOB  of  CAMTBBBimT— DlOCf^B  OF  LiKCOLK — eonttMued. 


EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 
or 

Balance  due 

Ordinary 

,^£xtraonHMfyl  Inlerest  Paid 

Balance 

Repairs  of 

1      Outlay 

[Bonded  Debt 

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on 

the  end 

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or 

or 

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Payments. 

EXPBNDITURB. 

pravloosYear. 

Churchyard, 

Pttblic  Worship. 

ImproTiag. 

B<iiidled  Debt. 

of  Year. 

end  of  the  Year. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

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Province  op  Cantebburt — Diocesb  of  Lincoln — continued. 


PARISH. 

RECEIPTS. 

No. 

Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowments 

hi 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 

Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

Borrowed 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 

Total 

Rbcbipts. 

8. 

Bslaaoe 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Church 

BuUdiog 

Acts. 

8. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

Otenpeo 
ittbeesd 

9. 

K3 
174 

175 
176 
177 
178 
170 
180 
181 
182 
188 
184 
185 
186 
187 
188 
180 
190 
191 
192 
198 
194 

195 
196 
197 
198 
199 
200 
201 
202 
206 
904 
205 
906 
207 

208 
209 
210 
211 
212 
218 
214 
215 
216 

217 
918 
219 
220 
221 
222 
228 
224 

225 
226 
227 
228 
229 
230 
231 
232 
238 
284 
235 
236 
237 

238 
239 
240 
241 
242 
243 
244 
245 
246 
247 

Cuckney         ... 
Cumberworth  ... 

Dalby     .... 
Dariton-       .       .        - 
Deephigy  Market     - 
Deeping,  St  James 
Deeping,  West        -        - 
Dembleby       ... 
Denton  .... 
Digby    .... 
Doddington,  Dry    - 
Doddii^ton,  near  Lincoln 
Donington,  near  Spaldfaig 
Donington-on-Bain 
Dorrington     ... 
Dowsby          -        .        - 
Drayton^  West 
Driby     .... 
Dunham         ... 
Dunholme      •       .       • 
Dnnsby-        -        . 
Dunston         ... 

Eakring          ... 
Eastwood       ... 
Eaton     -        ... 
Edenham        ... 
Edingley        -        -        - 
Ediinffton       ... 
EdwJton        ... 
Edwinstowe    ... 
Egmanton      ... 
Elkiogton,  North    - 
Elkington,  South     • 
EUham  .... 
Elston  (Chapelry)  hi  East 

Stoke. 
Elston  (Parish)      . 
Elton-on-the-Hill    - 
Enderby-Bag  ... 
Enderby-Maris 
Enderby-Wood 
Epperstone     ... 
Epworth         -        r        *- 
Evedon  .... 
Ewerby  .... 

Faldingworth- 
Fenton  .... 
Ferriby,  South 
FilUogham     .        -       - 
Finniuffley      ... 
Fishtoft-        ... 
Flamborough  ... 
Fledborough-cum  -  Wood- 

coates* 
Flintham        ... 
Flixborongh  -        .       - 
Follciogham   .        •        • 
Fosdyke         -       -        - 
Foston   .... 
Fotberby         ... 
Fraropton       -        -        - 
Friesthorpe     .       •        . 
Frieston 
Friskney         ... 

Fulbeck          .       -        . 
PuUetby 

Gainsboronffh 

Holy  Trinity 
Gamston         ... 
Gautby-with-Gartree 
Gayton-le-Marsh    - 
Gayton-le-Wold      - 
Gedlfaig-        ... 
Girton    .... 
Glentham 
Glentworth     ... 

£.  s.    d. 

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3  18    1 
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68  15    3 
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8  2    1 

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73    2    5 

24  17   "4 

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16  17    3 

7  12    - 

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39  10    2 
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143  16    5 
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87    4    8 
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33  14    1 

7  14    4 
32    9    5 
44  13    7 
35    2    6 

612    1    2 

9  19  10 

122  12  4 
50  5  3 
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6  5  11 
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EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

Hilanee  doe 

Ordinary 
Repairs  of 

Halntenance 

Extraordinary 
Outlay 

Interest  Paid 

Bonded  Debt 

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Payments. 

EXPBNDITURB. 

end  of  the  Year. 

Churchyard. 

Pablie  Worship. 

Improving. 

Bonded  Debt 

of  Year. 

10. 

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Proyincb  or  Canterbury — ^Diogess  op  Lincoln — continued. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 


Under  the 

Clinrch 

Building  { 

Acts.      I 

3. 


Under 

other 

BUttttetf. 


Endowmentt 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 


Penalties,    Borrowed 

Alms, 

duinff 
or  ether    i 

Receipts,     the  Year. 

6.        1         7. 


TOTAJL 

Rbcbipts. 
8. 


OrerspeotJ 
BltiKendl 


Ooltho    .        •  -  - 

Gonaleton       ,  .  - 

Gotliam  -        •  -  - 

Qouleeby        -  -  - 

Grainsby        .  -  - 

Graintfaorpe    •  .  • 

254  j  Granby  -        •  -  - 

855     Grantham       •  .  - 

25e  {  Grantham,     St.  John's, 
Spittlegate. 

Grassby          •  .  - 

Grayingham  «  -  - 

Greetham       .  .  - 

Gretftnrd          -  -  - 
Grlngley  on-the-HiU 
Grove,  St.  Helen's  - 
Gunby : 
St  Nicholas 
St.  Peter's  - 

Gunliouse       •  *.  . 


Habrough       «  •  - 

Haccoaby       ,  •  - 

Haceby  -        •  -  - 

Hagoaby        *  •  - 

Hagworthingham  - 

Hainton          *  •  - 

Halam  -        «  «i  - 

Hale,  Magna  «  •  - 

Halloughton  •  *  - 

Haltham         .  -  . 

Halton  Holegate  • 
HaltoB,  West 
Hameringham-oam-Scra- 

iield. 

Hannay          .  •  . 

Han  worth,  Cold  * 

Hanworth,  Potter  - 

Hareby  -        •  -  - 

Harlaxton      -  •  - 

Harmaton       •*  .  . 

Harpawell      -  -  - 

Harrington     -  «  . 

Harworth       ^  .  - 

Hatcliffe         .  •  . 

HattOQ  -        .  .  . 

Hau(i(l)am       •*  .  - 

Hawerby^um-Beasby  - 

Hawtoo          •  .  . 

Haxey    -        *  -  - 

Hayton  -        -  -  . 
Headon-with-Upton 

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Heckington    -  -  - 

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Hemingby       -  -  - 

Hemswell       -  -  - 

Heydour         -  -  - 

Hibaldstowe  ^  -  - 

HickUng         -  -  . 

Hockerton      -  -  - 

HoKstborpe    -  -  - 

Holbeach         -  -  - 

Holme    .        -  -  - 
Holme  Pierrepohit-with. 

Adbollon. 

Holton  Beckering  - 
Holton-le-Clay 
Holton-le-Moor 

Holywell        -  -  - 

Honington      -  -  - 

Horblinff         -  -  - 

Horkatow       -  -  - 

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312 

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313 

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29  15    6 

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SUMS    RECEIVED   IN   EESPECT    OF   CHURCH   OR  CHAPEL    RATES   IN    EACH   PARISH   IN 


Province  of  Canterbury— Diocese  op  Lincoln— con^ue^ 


RECEIPTS. 


Pi  RISH. 


Balance 
from  preTioos 

1. 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 


Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 


Endowments 

in 

Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 


Penalties, 


or  other 
Receipts. 

6. 


Borrowed 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 


Total 
Recbipts. 

S. 


£.  #.   d. 


Hnlloft  ... 
HylLeham,  ^^orth  - 
Hykebam,  South    - 

Ingoldmells    • 
Ingoldsby 

Irby-in-the-Marsh  - 
Irby-upon-Hnmber  - 
Irnbam  •        .        . 


Keal,  East      - 

Keal,  West     - 

Keddington    - 

Keelby  ... 

Kelby     - 

Kelham  ... 

Kelsey,  North 

Kelsey,  South 

Kelstem 

Killingholme  - 

Kilyington 

Kingstone^n-Soar  - 

Kinonlton 

Kirkby,  near  Marlcet  Rasen 

Kirkby-ln-Ashfield,  with 

Kirkby  Wood  house. 
Kirkby  Baiu  and  Kirkby- 

cum-Tumby. 
Kirkby,  East  - 
Kirkby  Green 
Kirkby  Underwood 
Kirmond-le-Mire     - 
Kirtou-in-Lindsey  . 
Kirton,  near  Boston 
Kirton,  near  Ollerton 
Knaith  .... 
Kneesal-        ... 
Kyme,  South  -        -        - 

Laneham        ... 
Langar-cum-Barntoue     - 
Langford        .        .        - 
LangrickTille .        .        - 
Langtoft         ... 
Langton,  near  Homcastle 
Langton-by-Spilsby 
Langton,  near  Wragby    - 
Laugkton        ... 
Lavington-with-Hanby    . 
Laxton  .... 
Lea        .... 
Leadenliam     ... 
Leake,  near  Boston 
Leake,  West  ... 
Leasingham,  North  - 
Loasioghara,  South  - 
Legbourn        ... 
Legsby  -       -       -        - 
Leverton,  North 
Limber-Magna 
Linby     .        -        .        - 
Lincoln : 

St.  Margaret 

St.  Mark's  -        .        - 

St.  Michael 

St.  Nicholas  and  St.  John 

St.  Paul      - 

St.  Peter-at-^jK)wte 

St.  Swlthin's 
Llnwood 
LiMlngton 
Littleborough 
Londonthorpe 
Lowdbain 
Ludford  Magna 
Lusby    -        -        - 


2    4  10 
a  10    4 


3    8    8 

-  2    2 

-  13    8 


Mablethorpe   - 
Maltby-le-Marsh 
Manby  - 
Mantkorpe 


-    6    - 
18     1 


1  10  11 
4  11    - 

-74 
-88 

9  18    8 


5  19    6 
1.  -    - 


3    2    7 


3  14  9 

20  16  9 

3  12  3 

14  12  3 

1  17  3 


5  13  1 

4-10 

3  12  3 

4  2  8 

-  9  6 

-  17  6 
43    7  8 

1  14  7 

1  16  8 

3  11  6 

-  6  6 

1  6  4 

2  11  6 


3  17    9 
3  14    3 


6  2    2 

7  10    6 


2  17    2 
2  14  10 


£.  «.   d, 

20  15    6 

10  2    3 

20    8  11 

11  14    8 


£.    t.    d. 


£.    «.    d. 


42    2    2 


7  19  10 
27  12  10 

16  14    4 

20    4    2 

6  19    6 


18  - 
17  17 
17  5 
30  13 
12  2 
22  19 
12  17 


11 


26  12  8 

13    1  3 

36    9  4 

12  11  8 


10  9 
9  11 
9    2 


6  18  11 


29-2 

10  10    I 
7  11    6 

11  16  11 
27  15    3 


15  13  1 
22  -  10 
15  14    7 


80  18  11 
4  10  11 

55  5  8 
9  17    8 

27  11     4 

17  19    8 

23    8    4 


136  16  11 

10  17  1 
3    6  8 

11  2  3 

14  14  9 
5  17  6 

15  19  - 
11  3  - 
10    1 


9 


34    6 


32    4    3 


15  12 


8  4  11 
22  18  4 
24    9    9 


9    6    8 

18    8    3 

7  15  10 
9    3- 

8  1    - 


£.    «.    d. 


6  13    4 


15    - 


-    6 
I    - 


30    5 


11    3    9 


130    4  10 


22 


46    - 

201  18 

18  10 

10    - 


9  12    6 


£.  t.    d. 


6  12    4 
-36 


12 


3    -    - 
3    2    6 


17  16  11 


3    -    - 


1  19 


26    9    2 


95    4    8 
1     7    6 


4  18    4 
-  10    - 


8    7    6 


8    - 


£.   #.    d. 


£.    t.    d. 


20  16 

6 

48 

14 

6 

12 

10 

7 

20 

8  11 

16 

6 

• 

6  13 

4 

7 

19  10 

31 

1 

6 

15  16 

6 

20  17  10 

5  19 

6 

16 

6 

- 

19 

8 

5 

17 

17 

7 

17 

17 

4 

32 

4 

3 

16  13 

2 

22 

19 

- 

13 

6 

3 

. 

8 

8 

28  17 

8 

23 

19 

6 

38 

11 

10 

12  11 

8 

16 

9 

3 

10 

11 

8 

9 

2 

5 

6 

18  11 

51 

4 

6 

29 

. 

2 

10 

10 

1 

7 

11 

5 

15  11 

8 

48 

12 

- 

22 

5 

4 

36  13 

1 

17 

11 

10 

11 

3 

9 

82  17 

11 

10 

4 

.. 

66 

5 

8 

13  18 

6 

31 

3 

7 

22 

2 

4 

25  18 

8 

24 

6  10 

173  12 

6 

136  16  11 

12  11 

8 

3 

6 

8 

12  18  11 

14  14 

9 

9 

9 

- 

16 

4 

6 

12 

9 

4 

12  13 

2 

84 

6 

^ 

95 

4 

8 

23 

7 

5 

36 

2 

. 

8  12 

7 

45    -  - 

201  18  - 

29  12  - 

10    -  - 


8  4  11 

28  - 

6 

24  9 

9 

10  18 

- 

9  5 

8 

18  8 

3 

10  13 

• 

9  11 

- 

20  8 

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BKGLAND   AVD  WALBS^    AND   £XPENDITUR£  THEEEOF3   FOR  THE   TEAR   ENDING   EASTER   1865.         117 


Province  of  Canterbury — Diocese  of  Lincoln — continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 
or 

Btflueediie 

Ordinary 

Estraordfaiary 

InteKStPaid 

Balance 

Repairs  of 

Ootlay 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

in  Hand  at 

Mortgage  Debt 

No. 

on 

Charch 

of  the 

forBoUdfaig 

on 

the  end 

at  the 

or 
Churchyard. 

Pnhlic  Worship. 

or 
Improving. 

Bonded  Debt 

Paid  off. 

Payments. 

EXPBMDITURB. 

of  Year. 

end  of  the  Tear. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

16. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

10. 

£.  8.  i. 

£.   t.   A 

£.    9.   d. 

£.  #.    rf. 

£.   s. 

d. 

£.   # 

d. 

£-    9'   d. 

£.  i.  d. 

£.    t.  d. 

£.   9.  d. 

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18  14    9 

7  15    3 

- 

• 

. 

31  10    - 

— 

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334 

. 

. 

9  14    6 

- 

14    - 

-. 

36    - 

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. 

48  14    6 

• 

336    -    - 

326 

- 

-  16    4 

6    6    2 

6    3    - 

- 

-    8    8 

13  11    8 

— 

326 

614    6 

3    3    7 

12  11    3 

.             ^ 

_ 

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32    8    8 

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, 

327 

. 

8  17    4 

10    1  11 

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. 

13  19    3 

8    6    9 

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328 

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16    4    - 

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. 

3-10 

7  19  10 

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330 

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16  11    6 

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- 

16  11    6 

14  10    1 

— 

331 

. 

4    8    4 

6  12    6 

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3    4    1 

13    4  11 

8  11    7 

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333 

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6  11     3 

6  11  10 

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4    2     1 

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2  15    6 

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4    9    7 

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336 

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7    3    4 

8    1    3 

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4    6    4 

20  10    8 

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6    6    6 

3  13    8 

. 

3  17    6 

14    9  10 

3    7    6 

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6    3    8 

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340 

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11  10    - 

6    1- 

. 

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23    2    9 

— 

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341 

4    3  10 

3    7    9 

. 

3    3    - 

10  12    7 

3  18    8 

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343 

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4  11    - 

24    2    0 

4  14  11 

, 

344 

6  10    8 

5    4  10 

10    -    - 

. 

20  15    6 

3    4    - 

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345 

35    8     3 

- 

15    8    8 

- 

- 

- 

50  16  10 

— 

— 

346 

2    6     9 

1  15    2 

4  13    4 

- 

- 

3-7 

10  14  10 

1  16  10 

— 

347 

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8    8- 

7    6  11 

. 

1  19    1 

17  13    - 

__ 

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348 

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2  12    - 

7  16    - 

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10    8    - 

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349 

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4  13    4 

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38  10  10 

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352 

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. 

18-3 

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353 

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1  13    - 

6  13    6 

. 

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9    3    6 

16    7 

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354 

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3    8    4 

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7    7    6 

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356 

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7    9  10 

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. 

11     1     4 

4  10    4 

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356 

- 

9  16    3 

11     6    1 

- 

- 

21-3 

37  11    9 

— 

357 

1     7    - 

7  18    - 

9    9- 

-    4    6 

18  18    6 

3    6  10 

_ 

358 

_ 

9-4 

17 

8  13     1 

34  13    6 

1  19    8 

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350 

, 

1  18  10 

9  11    9 

3  11    4 

14    1  11 

3    9  11 

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360 

. 

1  11    3 

6    6- 

. 

3    7    6 

11     3    9 

— 

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361 

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, 

10  10    4 

69  17  11 

3    9    8 

82  17  11 

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6    1- 

. 

6    9    6 

4  14    6 

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363 

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. 

14  16    2 

. 

62  15    - 

3  10    8 

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364 

8    4    3 

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, 

366 

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386 

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1    6    - 

. 

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389 

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2  17    8 

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391 

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. 

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392 

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393 

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394 

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3  12    - 

, 

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. 

1  17  10 

8    9    4 

8    3    8 

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395 

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. 

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396 

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7  14    7 

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8  13    - 

14    6    7 

6    8    8 

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397 

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SUMS   RBCKIVED   IN   RR8PBCT  OF   CHURCH   OR   CHAPBL   RATES   IN   EACH   PARISH   IN 


Province  of  Canterbury — Diocese  op  Lincoln — continued. 


PARISH. 

RECEIPTS. 

BaUince 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

in 

Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 

Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 

Total 

Rbobipts. 

8. 

Bihnet 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acto. 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

Omipeot 

attkuid 

dim, 

1 

Manton-        -        -       . 

Maplebeek 

Mareham-1e-Fen     - 

Mareham-on-the-Hill      - 

Marlcby- 

Markham  Clinton,  or  West 

Markhani. 
Marnham       ... 
Marth  Chapel 
Marston          ... 
Martin  -        -        -        . 
Mattersey      - 
Melton  Ross  .        -       - 
Methertngham 
Minting 

Misson  .        -        .        - 
Misterton        ... 
Moorby  -        -        -        - 
Morton  (to  Notts)  - 
Muckton 

Mumby  -        -       -       - 
Muskham,  North    - 
Maskham,  South    - 

Nettieham      - 

NetUeton 

Newton,  near  Falkingham 

Newton-on-Trent    - 

Newton-by-Toft 

Nocton  -        -        -        - 

Normanby  (by  Spittal)    - 

Normanby-le-Wold- 

Normanton  (by  Grantham) 

Normanton  (by  Stamford) 

Normanton-on-Soar 

Normanton-npon-Trent    - 

Northorpe      .       -       - 

Norton,  Bishop's     - 

Norton  Disney 

Norwell- 

Natliall- 

Ollerton         -        -        . 
Orby      .        -        -        - 
Ordsall  -       -       -       - 
Ormsby,  North 
Ormsby,     Soath,     with- 

Ketsby. 
Orston   .        -        -        - 
Osbonmby      -        -        - 
Owmby  -        -        -        • 
Owston-        -        .        - 
Owthorpe       ... 
Oxton    .        -        -       - 

Panton  .       -       -       - 
Papplewick    .        -        - 
Partney          -        -        - 
Perlethorpe    .        -        - 
Plckworth      - 
Plumtree        -        .        - 
Pointon  -        -        -        - 
Pooton,  Great 
Ponton,  Little 

Quadring        ... 
Quarrington  and  Old  Slea- 
ford. 

Raddiffe-on-Trent  - 
Raithby,  near  Spilsby      - 
Raithbycum-Maltby,  with 

HaliingtOD. 
Rjmpton         ... 
Ranceby,  North      - 
Ranceby,  South 
Rand      .... 

£.   9.    d. 

1  8  10 

-  9    8 

-  4    I 

-  18    1 

-  8    5 

10  5    - 

9    8    8 

65    6    9 

8    18 

-  17    1 
4    5    8 

16  11    9 

4-4 

2  1     8 
1  18    3 
4    2    6 

1  12    8 

2  8    6 

11  n    9 

10    8    9 
2    9    2 

2  16    8 

-  8    2 

-  10    4 

-  7    1 
18    9 

-  1    4 
2  17    - 

14    1    9 

4    8    7 

10  19    5 

-  9    1 

-  5    5 
46-8 

1  9    8 

2  11    6 

10  2    8 

11  10    7 

-  9    4 

4  14    -. 
2  12    1 

5  12  10 
10    8    8 

1     5     1 

1     8    9 

8  12    7 

£.  9.    d. 

16  -    - 

8  12  10 

19  17    9 

6  9- 

7  6    4 

11  1    6 

9  11    - 

27  4  10 
7  14    1 

25  2  10 

29  19  10 
45  10    1 
77  15    7 

7  5  10 
14  14    2 

17  12    - 
21     9    7 

20  2    6 

15-4 

8  17    - 
51  10    7 
10    1    5 

18  4    8 
17  18    2 

4  12    5 

14    8  10 

16  12    9 

9  2    6 

17  1    - 

13    9    7 

83  19    7 

4  11    9 

12  7    8 

18  6    5 
18  10    7 

23  6    9 
83-2 
18    7    8 

4  11  10 

24  1    - 

26  19    5 

21  5    - 
51  13    2 

28  10    8 

13  9    7 

10  10    7 
8    1    8 

£.    #.    d. 

.         . 

11  12    1 

m               . 

£.    f.    d. 

12    -  "l 

45    5    - 

6  4    8 

7  10    8 

£.    f.    A 

17  -    - 

45  10    - 
8  10    - 

—            • 
14  10    - 

77  12    8 

's 

1    -    - 
88  10  10 

18  7    G 
1    5    - 

£.    «.   d. 

-  15    4 
12- 

17- 

-  1    8 

-  10    - 

18  16    2 
10  11    4 

15  15    8 

-16    - 

24    5  "- 
1  10    6 

£.     9.    d. 

- 

£.     9.    d. 

17  8  10 
9    2    6 

20  17    2 
7     7     1 

7  14    9 
22    8    6 

18  19    8 
65    6    9 
80    6    6 

8  n    2 
29    8    6 

11  12    1 

16  11     9 
84-2 
46  17    1 
79  16  10 

8  19    1 

18  16    8 

19  4    8 
38    9    7 

22  7    8 

12  1    9 

55  18    9 
18  16    2 

20  19    6 

10  11     4 
8  17    - 

51  10    7 

12  17    8 

13  7  10 
18    8    6 

4  12    5 

14  10  11 

17  16    6 
14  11     4 

11  19    6 
14    1     9 

17  1    - 

82    -  10 

18  9    7 
44  19    - 

5-10 

20  7    8 

10  11  10 
79  11    6 

13  9    4 
84    S    2 
16    2    1 
10    2    8 

28  6    9 
38-2 

29  18    8 

5  1     2 
29  11    - 
29  11    6 

46  10    - 

21  5    - 

5  12  10 
86    1  10 

7  15    2 

23  10    8 

14  14    8 

8  19    - 

10  10    7 

11  14    3 

£,  t.  I 

-  2  5 

11  11  9 
-18   4 

3  18  1 

•       • 

-  • 

20   8   4 
10  17   1 

-  4   i 

-  9  6 
36  18   9 

12  1   - 

6  2   5 

1    6   8 

7  16   - 

-  6  11 

-  2    1 

- 

1.2 

11110 

7  17   6 

,        • 

5    7  10 
27  16   4 

m               • 

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Province  or  Cantebburt — Diocese  of  Lincoln — continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 


Ordinary 

Repaln  of 

Church 

or 

preHiHU  Teir.'  Churchyard. 


10. 


£,   a,   d. 


1    4    7 


3  7 

4  II 


4  13    5 


5  12 
-    2  10 


7  5  10 
-  1  3 
4    3    8 


5  10 


411. 


11. 


4 


«.    d. 


8  II 

-  1    - 
14  19    - 

8  lA    2 

-  4    - 

2    8    8 


10  - 
6  17 
6  2 
1  9 
8    8 


2  9  2 
9  19  4 
6-10 

-  16    6 

8  4  11 
9-6 

31    8    6 

9  12    7 

-  10    - 


26 
7 


7    8 
1    2 
13    1  11 
2    6    8 


1     6    - 

-  17    9 

-  19  11 


4  15 

2  6 

3  1 
2    - 


3  14  11 


6  10  4 

6  13  8 

12    5  2 

5    2  3 

-  18  6 
18  13  6 

5  14  5 

2    2  3 

-  14  2 


1  14    6 
15    6 

-    8    8 

23-1 
11  18    8 

2  15  11 
7  12    3 


2  12    8 


6  13    1 

2  5- 

3  8    4 

-  16  11 

-  19    4 

-  17    - 


MaintsBance 

of  the 

Pablie  Worship. 

12. 


£.    •.   d. 

12  17  2 

4  14  4 

6  5  2 
2  5  10 

5  9  9 
11  13  8 

7  -  - 
2  13  - 

11  11  6 

2  !1  - 

12  16  7 
9  4  7 
5  12  6 

8  9  10 
8  17  2 
7  18  1 

4  4- 

5  12  10 
16  10  1 

6  12  - 
19  1  7 


6 
9  - 
5  12 
5  5 

8  - 

9  14 

2  13 

7  8 
10  1 

5  1 
9  4 

8  10 
7  2 
7  19 
5  2 

3  16 
16  12 


6  - 


4 
9 
11 
6 
2 


3 

10 

5 

2 


19  8  2 
9  4  11 

16  19  - 
1  12  - 

10  5  6 


3  13  6 

9  5  2 

3  11  - 

34  3  2 

5  7  8 

17  3  1 


6  12  9 

2  14  11 

5  10  - 
4  16  - 

6  1  2 
9  12  - 

7  17  6 
13  -  - 

8  3  3 


8  8- 
10  14  2 


9  13  7 

2  16  8 

10  7 


10  - 
5  - 
4  18 
4  8 


Bztraordiaaiy 

Outlay 
for  Building 

or 
Improrlng* 

18. 


£.    $.   d. 


52  18    4 


11    7    2 


1    2    - 


8    2    1 


5  18 


58    7    4 


IntmstPaid 

on 
Bovlad  Deht. 

14. 


5  14    - 
7  13    - 

6  -    - 


7  15    5 


6    6- 


BoitdedDebt 

Paidofll 

15. 


£.  9.   d. 


7  10 

9    - 

45    - 


10 


9  12  10 


Other 

Payments. 

16. 


Total 

expbmditurb. 

17. 


Q2 


£.    «.  d. 


3    3    8 


1    9    7 


3    8    2 

6  6  2 
1  7  11 
20  6  8 
8  12  4 
3  19    6 


6  6  1 
9  7  9 
8  14    3 


2  15    2 
I  15  10 


2  6    2 

3  7    8 


2  14  10 


2  19    4 

5  17    6 

6  4  11 
5  1  1 
1  15  10 
-  11    6 


1  16    7 
3  14  10 


68    8    4 

2  13    - 
8  14    6 

3  9    1 

2    15 
8  19    - 


2    3- 
2    11 


-9  11 
9  12    8 


1  19  10 
5    1    8 


4    2  10 

2    2  7 

4  4  2 

1  10  1 

-  13  I 

-  14  9 

5  5  4 


£.    t. 

17  6 
7  19 

20  17 
6  10 
5    9 

15    - 


d. 
1 

2 

7 

9 

10 


15    9  10 

56  19    3 

41  18 

9    9 

11  18 

15  10 

12  18 
27  11 
44    9  11 
78  12    8 

8  14     7 
10    4    1 

16  9  2 
58  13  - 
18  10  9 
22  18  10 


32 

18 

18 

(fl)10 

9 
27 

9 
10 
11 

5 
36 
13 

9 
12 

7 

12 
16 


13    8 
16    2 


14  7 
11     4 

1  5 
11    - 

-    I 

1  11 
13    2 

1  11 


94  1  10 
19  12  - 
39  19  8 
5  6  6 
18  16  10 


6  13 
27  18 
13  4 
34    3 

7  9 
17  17 


23  12    8 


33 
2    15 

4  16 
29  11 
31    8 

7  17 
23  8 
21    - 


11    - 
80    - 


27  15 

7    5 

21  17 

12  7 
6  12 
6  16 
9  18 


Balance 

in  Hand  at 

the  end 

of  Year. 

18. 


£.  «.    d. 

13    6 

-  16    6 
2    6- 

7  7    8 

8  9  10 
8    7    6 


17  15    4 


3  18 
6  8 
2  7 
6  4 
-  4 
8  12 
2  15 


8  16  11 

23-1 
2    4  11 


23  19  7 
3  17  7 
8  5  11 
6  15    4 


1  5  5 
8  8  10 
1  14  - 
4  16  2 
1  13  7 
-    8  10 


4  19    9 

1  10    6 

12  18    5 

51  12  10 

-    4  11 

8  12    7 


4    3    1 
-52 


1    8 
5    - 


6    16 


-98 

1  18    8 

2  6  11 

2  6    6 

3  14    7 
2-9 


Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Year. 

19. 


£.  «.  d. 


136 
144 
125 


180 


No. 


309 
400 
401 
402 
403 

404 
405 
406 
407 
408 
409 
410 
411 
412 
413 
414 
415 
416 
417 
418 
419 


420 
421 
422 
423 
424 
425 
426 
427 
42* 
421^ 
430 
481 

4d» 

438 
434 

486 
436 


437 
438 
430 
440 
441 

442 
443 
444 
445 

446 
447 


448 
449 
450 
451 
452 
453 
454 
455 
456 


457 
458 


459 
460 
461 


463 
464 

466 


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SUMS   RECEIVED   IN   RESPECT  OF  CHURCH   OR  CHAPEL  RATES   IN   EACH    PARISH   IN 


Feoyince  of  Canterbury — ^Diocese  of  JjiHCOh^— continued. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 

9. 


Under  the 

Chaich 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 


Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 


Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 


Borrowed 

daring 

the  Year. 

7. 


Total 

Receipts. 

S. 


Rasen,  Market 
Rasen,  West  - 
Ratclid^on-Soar 
Rayendale,  Bast 
Redboume 
Reepham 
Rempstone 
Reston,  North 
RestoD,  Sontli 
Retford,  West 
Riby      - 
Rig8by-cum«Ailby 
Rippiogale      - 
Risebolme 
Rollestone 
Ropsley  - 
Houghton 
Roulston 
Roxby   - 
Ruskington    - 


Saieby   .       •  -  • 

Salmonby       .  .  - 

Saltfleetby : 

All  Saints   -  .  . 

St  Clement's 

St.  Peter's  -  -  - 

Sapperton      .  .  • 

Saundby         •  -  . 

Sansthorpe     .  .  « 

Saxby    -        -  .  . 

Saxilby-with.Ingleby  - 

Scamblesby    -  .  . 

Scampton        .  .  . 
Scarle,  South,  with  Bes- 

thorpe. 

Scartho^        .  .  . 
Scawby  - 


1  19    - 
3    2    9 

-  16    8 
1     1    8 

-  15  10 


£.    9.  d. 

25  16  6 
14  10  10 
10  18    8 

7  13 

26  8 
10  li 
14  12 

4    1 


£.  #.    d. 


£.  9.   d. 


£.  «.   a. 


3  5    6 
-  12  10 

2  7  11 

4  19    6 
4    8    5 

3  14  10 

1  13    4 


5    5    9 


2  11    6 
-96 


8  15    7 

16    5 
-    7  10 


125  14  10 
81  11  4 
8  8  9 
39  16  2 
10  14  2 
15    2  10 

7    8- 

24  7  10 

25  10  10 
22  16    9 


29    8    6 


4  10    - 
-68 


10 


41-9 


1    -    - 


6  2  8 
2  3  10 
-  11  - 
1     -    - 


17 
14 

14  7 

6  5 

14  12 

24  - 

127  6 


4    8 


12    9    2 


Scop  wick        .        .  . 

Scothome       -        .  . 

Scotter  -        -        -  - 

Scotton  .        -        -  - 

Scredington  •  .  . 
Scremby-with -Grebby 

Screveton  -  -  - 
Scrivelsby-cum'Dalderby 
Searby-cam-Owmby 

Sedgebrook    ... 

Selston  -        -        -        - 

Sempringham 

Shelford  .        .        . 

Shelton  .... 

Sibsey    -        .        .        . 

Sibthorpe        .        .        - 

Sixhills  .... 

Skegby  -        .        -        - 

SkegoesB         ... 

Skelling^orpe 

Skendieby       -        .        - 

Skidbrooke-cnm-Saltfleet 

SkillioKton      . 

Sklrbeck 

Snarford 

Sneintou         ... 

Snelland         ... 

Somerby-cam  .Great  Humby 
Somercotesy  North  - 
Somercotes,  South  - 
Sotby     .... 
Spllsby  .... 
Spridliogton   ... 
Springthorpe  ... 
Stainby  -        .        .        - 
Stuinfleld        .        .        - 
Stttinton  and  Newball     . 
Stuinton-le-Vale 
SUinton  Market     - 


21  14    4 
9    18 

22  10  9 
24  11  11 
16  10    9 


-  18    7 
8    2    8 


32    - 
43    3 


5  11 

7    7 
-  10 


28  17  10 

6  18    5 

7  3    4 


1  15  11 


23  18    8 
11  13  11 

54    3    7 
5  10  11 


5  13    3 


8    15 

20  19    4 
-  14    7 


7    7    3 

1  14  11 
3    1  10 

2  16    2 

2  17  10 
-    1  10 


32    2    5 


24    9    1 
6  19  11 

13  13    7 

16  13 

12  10 

117    3 

9    4 

15    9 

99  18 

50  16 
3    5 


16    4    5 


4  12    - 


10  12    4 


14    1 

9  19 
-  12 
17  16 
3  14 
1  10 
6    7 


10 


32  2  10 
24  17  7 
34  18  9 
5  8  6 
34    5    8 


2  18    3 


8  15    1 

27    7    5 
9-2 

7    18 


10    - 
20    - 


6  16    7 


£.    #.   d. 
33  10    - 


£.   #.    d. 


5  19  11 


27 


6  11    4 


20  14 


£.    «.  d. 


61  5  6 
16  13  7 
10  13    3 

8  10  2 
27  5  2 
10  14  - 
15    8    7 

4  14 
4  10  - 
137  7  - 
32  4  2 
10  16  8 
44  15  8 
15  2  7 
18  17  8 
10    -    - 

9  14 

24  7  10 

25  10  10 
70    2    8 


82 

6    9    5 


20  19  10 
14  -  - 
14    7    - 

7  11  10 

14  12    3 

24    8    5 

127    6    3 

6    2    3 

2    3  10 

5    4 

1    8 


22 
10 


22  10 
37  1 
16  10 
59    - 


44  1 
37    - 

6  18 
11    9 

6  7 
30  19 


11  13  11 

54    3    7 
7    6  10 

5  13    3 
40    3 
16    4 
56  11 

7  14 
13  13 
16  13 

12  10 
124  10 

10  19 

18  11    - 

102  14  11 

50  16    2 

6  2  10 
20  14  - 
10  14    2 


10 
5 
9 
6 
7 
1 
1 
9 
8 


32    2 

38  19 
44  18 
6  1 
52  1 
13  14 
10    5 

26  7 

27  7 
9 
9 
7 


10 
3 
3 

8 
2 
1 

10 

5 

-    2 

14  10 

1    8 


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Province  op  Canterbury — ^Diocbse  op  Lincoln — continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

Balance  due 

Ordinary 

Mainteoance 

Extraordinary 

Interest  Paid 

Balance 

Repairs  of 

Outlay 

Bonded  Debt. 

Other 

Total 

In  Hand  at 

No. 

00 

Church 

of  the 

for  Building 

on 

the  end 

at  the 

or 

or 

Paid  off. 

Payments. 

EXPBNDtTURB. 

end  of  the  Tear. 

pTeflousTear. 

Charchyard. 

Pablie  Worship. 

Improyiog. 

Bonded  Debt 

of  Tear. 

\^mMVk  \Mm  iMM^    ^  %^%m*  • 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

£.  $.    d. 

£.  $.    d. 

£.  «.  a. 

£,    i.    d. 

£.    t.    d. 

£.    f.    d. 

£.   s.   d. 

£.    t.   d. 

£.  «.   d. 

£.    f.    d. 

• 

21  12    7 

28  13    1 

. 

. 

• 

12  11    6 

62  17    2 



^~~ 

466 

- 

8    1    8 

6    1     1 

. 

• 

- 

3    1    4 

17    4    1 

— 

^"™ 

467 

. 

• 

6  19  10 

•            • 

- 

• 

3  10    7 

10  10    5 

-    2  10 

""" 

468 

• 

. 

3    -    - 

• 

. 

. 

6    6    6 

9    6    6 

.. 

469 

- 

1  15    8 

14    8    4 

• 

. 

. 

10    6    1 

26  10    1 

-  15    1 

-. 

470 

4    7    6 

. 

12  17    3 

• 

- 

- 

. 

17    4    9 

— 

— . 

471 

. 

3  11    3 

9    9    6 

. 

. 

. 

2    7  10 

15    8    7 

_ 

— 

472 

- 

-  10    - 

2  12    - 

. 

. 

• 

-  19    4 

4    14 

.. 

~. 

473 

. 

. 

4    7    4 

« 

. 

. 

-    5    - 

4  12    4 

.— 

_ 

474 

. 

-    4    6 

18  13    4 

111     2    5 

- 

- 

5  12    5 

185  12    8 

1  14    4 

— 

475 

• 

15    6 

8    8    2 

16  10  11 

• 

- 

3    2    1 

29    6    8 

2  17    6 

— 

476 

- 

1  10    6 

3    7- 

2  13    6 

- 

- 

1  17  10 

9  14  10 

1     1  10 

— 

477 

. 

10  11     6 

9  15    - 

7    7    5 

- 

- 

4     14 

31  15    3 

13-5 

— 

478 

. 

. 

9  10    - 

. 

- 

• 

3     5  10 

12  15  10 

2    6    9 

— 

479 

. 

4  11     6 

10  15    6 

3  17    8 

. 

- 

-    7     4 

19  12    - 

— 

— . 

480 

-  14    4 

. 

4  16    - 

- 

- 

- 

5  18    4 

11     8    8 

— 

— 

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SUMS  RECEIVED  IN    RESPECT   OF   CHURCH   OR   CHAPEL   RATES   IN    EACH   PARISH    IN 


PEOvrNCE  OP  Cajstteebury — Diocese  op  Lincoln — conthmed. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 


Amonnt  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

CommoD 

Law. 

2. 


Under  tbe 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

8. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 


EndowmeDts 

in 
AidofRatis. 

6. 


Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Beeeipts. 

6. 


BCROIMd 

during 

t^Yev. 

7. 


TOTAX 

Rbcxipts. 
S. 


Stamford : 
All  Saints  with  St.Peter's 
St.  George  with  St  Paul 
St.  Mary    .        -        - 
Stanford-on-Soar     - 
Stanton-oo- Wolds  - 
Stapleford,  Lincolnshire  • 
Staplefbrd,  Notts    - 
Staughton,  Little    - 


Staunton         ... 
Steeping,  Great 
Steeping,  Little      - 
Stewton  -        -        - 

Stickford  ... 
Stickney  -  -  - 
Stixwould  ... 
Stoke,  East  -  -  . 
Stoke,  North  and  Sontfi, 

with  Eastoo. 
Stokeham        ... 
Straggletborpo 

Strdley  -  .  -  - 
Stroxton  ... 
Strubby-with-Woodthorpe 
^tabton-        -        -        - 


Stnrton-en-Ie-Steeple 
Sturton,  Greet 
Sodbrook 
Surfleet  . 


Sutterby 

Sntterton 

Satton-le-Marsh 

Sutton-cnm-Sonnd 

Sntton-on-Trent 

Swaby    - 

Swallow  - 

Swarby  - 
Swaton  - 
Swayfield 
Swlnderby 
Swinhope 
Swinstead 
Syertton 
Syston    - 


TalUngton  ... 

TathweU  -        -        - 

I'attersball  - 

Tealby    -  -        -        . 

Tetford  -  •        -        - 

Tetney    -  -        -        - 

Teyersal         •        -        - 
Theddlethorpe,  All  Saints 
Theddlethorpe,  St.  Helen's 
Thlmbleby 
Thoresby,  North      - 
Thoresby,  South     - 
Thoresway      -        -        - 

Thorganby      -        -       - 
Thomey-        ... 
Thornton,  near  Homcastle 
Thornton  Curtis 
Thornton-Ie-Moor    * 
Thorpe,  near  Newark 

Thorpe,  St  Peter 
Thorpe-on-the<flill  - 
Threckingham 
Thrumpton     ... 
Thurlby-        ... 
Timberland     •        .        - 

Tithby.cum-Cropwen  But- 
ler. 
Tollerton        ... 
Torksey-        -        -        - 
Torriogton,  East     • 
TothlU    .... 


£.    t.    d. 


22  4  6 

-  9  2 

-  9  - 

-  7  8 


£.   t.    d. 
56  15    9 


£.  «.   d. 


£.  «.  d. 


£.    «.     d. 


£.   t.  d. 


£.  t.  d. 


67 
11 

7 
19 


1  8 
9  3 

2  8 

4  1 

5  4 


90  16 

8    - 


7    6  10 


14 


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25  9  8 
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18 


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6  16  6 

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26 


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41 


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22  11     4 


21  10    6 


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3  9  11 

6  2    7 


£,    «.   d. 


66  16  9 

113    -  6 

82  17  8 

11  18  3 

8    9  6 

7    4  1 

19    6  4 

14 


86  10 
7  16 
11  14 
6  7 
46  7 
29  10 
29  2 
22  10 
31  13 


6  12  10 

49  10    6 

11  6    - 
19  16    9 

8  10  11 
23  17    1 

8  6    4 

15  13  10 
36  12    8 

4  18    3 
36  16    6 

12  -  10 

9  16    - 
31     9    - 

13  -    - 

16  14  10 


6  19 
28  14 
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9    8 

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16  17 

9  16 


36  13  - 
16  8  2 
41  9  4 
68  10  11 
26  1  10 
10  18    8 

36    8    - 

12-7 

7    6    7 

17 


30  16  9 
11  -  10 
14    3  10 

14    8  6 

16  19  9 

7  17  - 

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14    2  7 

6    1  - 

82 

7-10 

32  19    6 

10  13  4 
9  17  U 

41 


28    2    6 

27  18    4 

83  18    8 

3    9  11 

6    2    7 


(a)  672.  Swaby.— CoL  1.— There  was  a  balance  in  hand  of  6 1, 3  «•  at  Easter  1866,  but  which  has  been  lost  through  the  insoWency  of  the  JrtW 
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Protincb  op  Cantbrbubt— Diocese  of  Lincoln — continued. 


EXPENDITDRE 

Bonded 
or 

Balance  due 

Ordinary 

Bxtraordmaiy 

Interest  Paid 

Balance 

Repainof 

Outlay 

Bonded  Debt  1 

Other 

Total 

in  Hand  at 

Mortgage  Debt 

No. 

on 

Church 
or 

of  the 

for  BuUdlng 
or 

on 

^ 

the  end 

at  the 

^rerkmYear. 

Churchyard. 

Pablie  Worship. 

ImproTiag. 

Bonded  Debt 

Paid  off.     1 

Payments. 

Expbndituke. 

of  Year. 

end  of  the  Year. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

£.    •. 

d. 

£.    *.    ef. 

£.    ».   d. 

£.    t.    d. 

£.    *. 

d. 

£.    *. 

d. 

£.    s.d. 

£.     t.    £1 

£.    s,    d. 

£.    f.    d. 

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3 

6  10    1 

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56  12  11 

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6    2- 

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22  19    4 

^ 

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4  19    5 

83    3    1 

8    -    - 

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3    6    6 

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545 

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18  14    5 

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546 

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5  17    6 

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23    8    - 

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547 

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4  17    2 

28  17    4 

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SUMS   RECEIVED    IN    RESPECT   OF   CHURCH    OR    CHAPEL   RATES    IN    EACH    PARISH  IN 


Province  op  Canterbury— Diocesb  op  Lincoln- confonwerf. 


PARISH. 

RECEIPTS.                                                      1 

Balance 

fromprevioui 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 

Penalties 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

Borrowed 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 

Total 

Recbipts. 

8. 

Bahsee 

No. 

At 

Common 
Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

8. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

(Hmpest 

itthe«d 

oCletr. 

0. 

612 
613 
614 
616 

616 
617 
618 
619 
620 

621 
622 
623 
624 
626 

626 
627 

628 
829 
830 
631 
532 
333 
534 

536 
536 
537 
538 
339 
340 
341 
342 

348 
344 
546 
546 
347 
348 
349 
360 

551 
562 
563 
564 
566 
866 
867 
868 

869 
860 
861 
862 
663 
664 
666 
666 

667 
668 
669 
670 
671 
672 
678 
G74 

676 
676 
677 
678 
679 
680 
681 
682 
683 

Toynton,  All  Saints 
Toynton,  St.  Peter's 
Toynton,  High 
Toynton,  Low 

Tteswell          ... 
TroweU  .... 
Trusthorpe     -       -       - 
Tuxford          -       -        . 
Tydd,  St  Mary      -       - 

Uffington        ... 
Ulceby  with  Fordington  - 
Upton    -        -        .        - 
Usselby-        -        .        . 
Utterby-        .        -        . 

Waddington   - 
Waddingworth 

Wainfleet : 

AU  Saints  - 

St.  Mary    -        .        - 
Waith    -       -        -        . 
Walcott-       -        -        - 
Walesby  (Lincoln)  - 
Walesby  (Notts)     •        - 
Waltham        -        -        - 

Warden-        ... 
Wawop-        .        -        - 
Washingborough     - 
Welboum       ... 
Welby    .... 
Well      .... 
Wellingore     ... 
Wellow.        -        .        . 

Welton  .... 
Welton-le-Marsh    . 
Welton-le-Wold      - 
Westborough .        .        - 
Weston  -        -        -        - 

St.  Mary    - 
Wbaplode  Drove     - 
Whatton         ... 

WheaUey,  North    - 

Wbeatley,  South     - 

Wickenby       ... 

Widmerpool   -        .        - 

Wigtoft- 

Wildsworth    - 

Wilksby 

Wilford-       -        -        - 

Wniingham,  North 
Willingham,  South 
Willoughby    -       -        - 
Willoughby  Scott   - 
Willoughby  Silk     - 
Willoughton  .        .        - 
Wihford         .        -        - 
Wilsthorpe     - 

Winteringham 
Winterton      ... 
Winthorpe  (Lincolnshire) 
Winthorpe  (Notts) 
Wiopington    ... 
Witham  on  the  HiU 
Witham,  North       - 
Witliam,  South 

Witheall        ... 

Withern 

Woodborough 

Woodball       -        .        - 

Woolsthorpe  -        .        . 

Wootton         .        .        - 

Worksop 

Worlaby 

Wragby         .        -        - 

£.   9.   d. 

8    0    7 
2    4    4 
4    6  11 

2  12    8 
8    1  10 

26    7    6 

109  18  11 

-  6    2 

4    8    8 

-  16    6 

47    3  10 
12    3 

10  12    - 
6  19    4 
6    1- 

8  10    1 
8  18    7 

10  8    5 

4    8    2 

6    4    1 

11  10    8 

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2  16    2 

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6-8 

2    6    6 

6  16    8 
14  19    6 

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7  2    9 

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17  13    2 

16  14    8 

6    2  10 

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8 

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2    1- 
6    1  10 

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20  18    2 

6  8    2 

7  17     1 

£.    #.    d. 

22    4    2 
10  19  10 

7  19    2 

8  8  11 

9  1  10 
12  17    - 

10  15    5 

28    9  10 

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6  16    6 

40  17    9 
6    6    7 

116  19    - 

9  17    8 
60    4    - 

12  17    6 

11  11    6 

23    7    9 
36  17    8 
60    9  10 
81  18    2 

8-10 
88    3    7 

14    8    4 

23    8    6 

42    -    - 

9  10    6 

29 

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8    2    6 

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6  13    9 

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66  3    9 
19  11    2 

41  10    5 
6  19    - 

41  12    8 

64    4    - 
6  10  10 

8  7    6 

16  16    4 

9  8    8 

6-2 

12  10    - 

46  16    4 

67  1     6 
113    8    5 

21  16    2 
89  13    7 

£.  $.   d. 

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13-6 

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28 

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9 

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1        I 

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14  6    6 

10  8    6 
12  10  10 

11  14    6 

15  18  10 
10  15    5 
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54  17    3 

109  18  11 

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18  1    8 

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6    2    1 

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62    8  10 
10  19  11 
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89  16    8 
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88    8    7 
14    5    6 

84    8    2 

14    8    4 

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9  10    6 

29  -    - 

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23  -    - 

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71     8    8 

6  16    2 
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7  16    8 

41  12    8 
28  10    8 
70  18    8 
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10    1    - 
62  17    2 
67    4    0 

138  16    9 
28    3    4 
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Province  of  Canterbury — Diocese  op  JjiNCOiaif'— continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

Balance  dae 

Ordinary 

Maintenance 

Extraordinary 

Interest  Paid 

Balance 

Repairs  of 

Outlay 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

in  Hand  at 

No. 

on 

Church 

of  the 

for  Building 

on 

the  end 
of  Year. 

at  the 

previous  Year. 

or 
Churchyard. 

Public  Worship. 

or 
Improving. 

Bonded  Debt 

Paid  off. 

Payments. 

EXPBNDITUBB. 

end  of  the  Year. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

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9rom  tbe  foUovnng  Placbs  Returns  have  been  received — Nil,  or  no  Rates  coUectad : 


Anold. 

BaUerton. 

BMrnoldby  la-Beck. 

Basford. 

Beeston. 

BIgby. 

Bitcathorpe. 

BUnkney. 

Blyb«rongh. 

Boston. 

Bomro. 

Bmmicote. 

Ckktoo. 
Cfefeaby. 


Canwick. 

Farlesthorpe. 

CarltoD,  North. 

Farnsfleld. 

CsrrUigton  (Liocoloshire). 
CMTington  (Notts). 
Clifton,  North. 
Clreby. 
Coatet. 

Ffeet 
Falstow. 
Gedney. 
Gedney  HUl. 
.   Ooeberton. 

CoBtes,  LitUe. 
Coates,  North. 

Greailey. 
,   Greetwell. 

Covesham,  St  Bartbolomew. 

Crsxby. 

CoKwold. 

Drayton,  Bast 

Bv«rton. 

Orimtby,  Great 
Hackthorne. 
.   Haogh. 
Hyson  Green. 
Ingham. 

Kettlethorpe-with-  FeatoA 

Kimberley. 

Kingerby. 

Kirklington. 

Kirmington. 

Laceby. 

Lambley. 

Leake,  Bast 

Lenton. 

Lincoln : 

St.  John,  Newport 

St  MarthL 

St  Mary-le-Wigford. 

St.  Mary  Magdalene. 

St.  Feter-at-Arehaa. 


Louth. 

Holy  Trinity. 
St  Miohael'8. 

Mansfield. 
St  John's. 

Messingham. 
Mid  Ville. 

Morton  (Lineohishin). 
Moulton. 

Nsrenby. 
Newark-on-Tient 
Christ  Charcb. 
Newton  Wold. 


Nmnler  of  Eetoms  receiytfi  for  the  I>ioeese 


DIOCESE    OF    LLANDATF. 


Kv. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  preyioos 

Year. 

I. 


Amount  ef  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 


Uader  the 

•    Church 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 


Under 

other 

Statntes. 


Endowments 

io 
Aid  of  Bates. 

5. 


Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 


Borrawed 

during 

the  Tear. 

?. 


Total 
RsoBirrs. 

S. 


Balance 
OfsrspcBt 
attheead 

of  Year. 


Aberystruth 
Athan,  St 


9  Baglan  -        .        . 

•I  Barry     -        .        . 

5  Bassaleg 

6  Bedwaa  -        -        - 

7  BedweUty       - 

8  Bettwr,  Bridgend   - 

9  Bettws,  Newport    - 

10  Bettws,  Newydd     - 

11  Bishton- 

19  Blaengwrach  • 

13  BoovilstoBe    - 

14  Brides,  St,  Mf^or  - 
16  Brides,  St,  Super-Ely 

16  Britonferry     - 

17  I  Bryngwyn      - 


£,  9,   d. 


-6a 

1  16    * 


-    7    7 
3  14    1 


-    4    4 

1  la  4 

1    8  10 
3-10 


52  10    - 
ao    -    4 


£.   t^  A 


£.   i.d. 


t    £.    r.   li. 


£.    t.   d. 
9  18    3 


16  17 
5  11 
99  19 
18  H) 
21  17 
9    9 


3  16    6 

10    3    2 

6  16    1 


14  10     1 

7  10  10 

38    9    6 


8  18    6 


112 


£.   «.   d 


£.     t.  <t 

62    8  3 
20-4 

16  17  7 

5  17  8 

101  15  4 

18  10  2 

21  17  6 

9    9  3 


4  4  1 
10  3  2 
10  10    2 

8  18  6 
14  14    6 

9  12 
34  18    4 

4    2- 


£.  I.  I 


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17   7 


-    7   5 
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EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

Balance  d«e 
on 

10. 

Ordinary 

Rapairsof 

Church 

«r 
Churchyard. 

11. 

Ifiiateiiaiice 

of  the 

PablieWerthip. 

12. 

Extraordiauy 

Outlay 
for  BuUding 

or 
ImpraTlag. 

18. 

latwQfltPaid 

00 
Bonded  Debt 

14. 

Bonded  Debt 
Paid  oft 

15. 

Other 
Payments. 

16. 

1    Balance 
Total        !  in  Hand  at 
-                            the  end 

EXPBNDITUKE. 

.    of  Year. 
17.            i       18. 

or 
Mortgage  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Year, 

19. 

lift. 

£.   *.   d. 

4    8    2 
-    8    4 

£.   t.    d. 
1  18    5 

4    2    9 
12    9    9 

15  16    2 

7  2    6 
6    18 
3  15    2 

8  9- 

£.   i.  d. 

£.   9.  d. 

£.   «.   d. 

£.   s.   d. 

2  16  11 
4  16  8 
8    6  10 

3  11  11 

1  15  10 

£.     #.     d, 

20    6    6 
11  19    2 
18  11    8 
11  15    3 

17  17  11 

£,    i.    d. 

1  19  11 

10    8    9 

084 
685 
686 
687 

638 

l>00815     1 

3,4n  15  11 

7,158    5    5 

\JB»l    8    2 

374    1     6 

1,116    8  10 

2,889    4    - 

17,424  18  11 

2,494  4   4 

M90  10    9 

hlotfiogham : 

AUSainU. 

Holy  Trinity. 

St.  Aon* 

8t  James. 

et.  Luke. 

St  Mark. 

St.  Mary. 

6t.  MattheivlB. 

St.  Nkholaa. 

St.  Peter. 

St.  Sarloor'a. 
Ossington. 
Pdham. 
Pinchbeck. 


From  the  following  Placbs  Retums  have  been  receivod — Nil,  or  no  Rates  collected  : 


Pleasley  HHI. 

Radford,  New. 
Radford,  Ohi. 
Eagnall. 
Ranby. 

Rasen,  Middle. 
Retford,  East. 
Reyesby. 
Ruckland. 
Ruddington. 

dearie.  North. 
Sbireoaka,  St.  Luke's. 
Skinimnd. 
Soitterly. 


Somerby. 
SODthwell. 
Holy  Trinity. 

Spaaby. 
Stalliogborocigh. 

SUmford : 
St.  John. 
St.  Michael. 

Stenigot. 
Stockwitb,  East. 
Stodkwith,  West. 
Stow. 
Sudborongh. 


Sutton-ia-Asbfield. 

Sutton  BonniDgton. 
St.  Ann's. 
St.  Michael. 

Snttou,  Long. 
SI.  Bdnund. 
St.  James. 
St.  Matthew. 
St  Nicholas. 

Swlneshead. 

Thornton  le-feu. 
Tharpe4e-F^ews,  er  West 
Thorpe. 

Number  of  Places 


Thurgarton. 
Tburlby. 
TerringtoB,  West. 

Upton. 

Wadingham. 

Whitton. 

Willingham. 

Wil!onghby-hi-the.WoUs. 

Winkboume. 

Wollaton. 

Wrawby. 

Wyham  cam-Oaiaby, 


-    185 


Aecounls. 

Nils. 

Total. 

688 

185 

823 

DIOCESE    OF    LLANDAFF. 


Balance  dae 

on 

prevloiisYear. 

10. 


EXPENDITURE. 


Ordinary 

Repairs  of 

Gharch 

or 

Cbarchyafd. 

11. 


Maintenance 

of  the 

Public  Worship. 

12. 


Extraordinary 

Outlay 
for  Building 

or 
Inprofiag. 

18. 


Interest  Paid 

on 
Bonded  Debt. 

14. 


Bonded  Debt 
Paid  off: 

15. 


Other 
Payments. 

16. 


Total 

EXPBNBITITKB. 
17. 


Bulanoe 

in  Hand  at 

the  end 

of  Tear. 

18. 


Bonded 
or 

MeitgagiDebt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Te^. 

19. 


No. 


£.  9.   d. 


4  17    9 


411. 


£.   t.    d. 

2    16 


1  1  6 
29  15  8 
16    4  2 

7  8  6 

8  18  2 

8    4    8 

8    1  10 
-    6  10 

-74 

2  1     - 


£.    9.   d, 

25    -    - 
4  17    - 


6  14    8 

1  9    4 
68    9  10 

7  5- 
6  12  4 
5    -    - 

2  -    • 


5  16 
8  19  6 
4  10    - 

14  11  9 
8    8- 

21  2  6 
4    2    9 


£.   9.    d. 


£.   9.  d. 


£.   •*    d. 


R  2 


£.    9.   d. 


12- 


1  12    2 

-  15    6 
12  11    6 

-  8  11 
1  17    - 


8  1  6 
-  10  - 
1     8    6 


2  11    - 

12    2    8 

-  18    - 


25    - 
8    - 


6 


6  14  8 

2  10  10 

94  17  8 

24    4  8 

26    7  4 

8  17  1 

8  17  - 

4 


11 


8 
18 

7 

6    - 
14  11 

6    6 
85    5 

5    - 


87    8    8 
11  19  10 

10  3  4 
8  6  10 
6  17    8 


-  12    2 

-  8    - 

-  19  10 

2  18  10 
2  18    2 

-  2    8 
2  14  10 


£.    9.  d. 


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15 

16 

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SUMS    RECEIVED    IN   RESPECT   OF   CHURCH    OR   CHAPEL  BATES    IN    EACH   PARISH    IN 


Province  op  Canterbury — Diocese  op  Llandapp — continued. 


PARISH. 

RECEIPTS- 

Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

in 

Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 

Penalties, 

Alma, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

Borrowed 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 

Total 
Rbojbipts. 

8. 

fiakoee 
Orenpest 
ttttieiui 

No. 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

18 

19 
20 
21 
22 
23 
24 
25 
26 
27 
28 
29 
80 
31 
32 
83 
84 
35 
36 
37 
38 
39 
40 
41 
42 
43 
44 
45 
46 
47 
48 
49 
50 
51 
52 
53 
54 
55 
56 
57 
58 
59 
60 
61 
62 
63 
64 
65 
66 
67 
68 

69 
70 
71 
72 
73 
74 
75 
76 
77 
78 
79 
80 
81 
82 
83 
84 
85 

86 
87 
88 
89 
90 
91 
92 
93 
94 
95 

Cadozton-Joxta-Neath  and 
Crynant  Chapel  of  Ease. 
Caerwent       -       .        - 
Caldicot 

Cardiff,  St.  Mary  the  Virgin 
Chapel  HiU    - 
Chepstow        ... 
Chepstowi  St  Arrans      - 
Cowbridge      -        -        - 
Coychurch      .         -        - 
Cwmcarvan    -        -       - 
Cwmyoy,  Lower     - 
Dingeatow      -        .        - 
Dixton   .        -        .        - 
Donats,  St     •        .       - 
Bglwya-Brewis 
BglwysUan     -        -        - 
Pagan's,  St    -        -        - 
Flemingstone  ... 
Qelligaer        -        .        - 
Olyocorrwg    -        -        - 
GoldeUff 

Goytrey         -       -        - 
Gwemeaney   -        •        - 
Henllya          -        -        - 
Kemeya  Commander 
Kemeya  Inferior     - 
Kenfigg  Borongh    - 
KillybebiU      -       -       - 
Liaeston 

Langttone      •        .       - 
LaTemock      ... 
Leekwith       .        -        - 
Liawomey      ... 
Uanarth 

Llanbaddock  •        -        - 
Llanblethian  -       -       - 
Lbncarran     .        .        • 
Uandegaeth   .        .        • 
Llandenny      ... 
Llandoogb,  Cardiff  - 
Uandough,  Cowbridge    - 
Llandyfodwg  .        .        - 
Lanedam        .        -        . 
Llanellen        ... 
Llanfabon       .       -        - 
Llanflbangel  Llantamam - 
Uaoflhangel,  near  Usk    - 
Llanfoist         ... 
Llangat  Lyngoed    - 
Llangattock  Caerleon 
Lkmgattock  Vibon  Avel, 

with  Llanfkenor. 
Llangeinor     ... 
Llangeview     -        -       - 
Llangibby       .        -       - 
Llangoven      .        -        - 
Llangua          -        .        - 
Uangynwyd   -        -        - 
Llanharran     .        -        - 
Uanhenoch    .        -        - 
Uanllid- 

LUnishen,  Cardiff  - 
Llanisben,  near  Chepstow 
LlanlloweU     -       -       - 
Uanmaes        -       -       - 
Llanroartln     -        >        - 
Uanover        -        -        - 
Llansoy-        -        .        - 
IJantbewy   Vach    (Caer- 
leon District). 
IJantbewy  Skirrid  - 
Uantrithjd    - 
Llantwit-JuxtaNeath      - 
Llantwit  Major 
Uanvachea     .        -        - 
Uanvair  Discoed    - 
Llanvair  Kilgeddin - 
Uanvapley     -        .        - 
Uanvetherine 
Uanvihangel  Cracoroey  • 

£.   s,   d. 
-17    5 

3  2  10 

-  13    7 
16  16    7 

2    5  11 
16  19  11 

1  12    - 
•             . 

'2    2  10 

'1   10    5 
5  16    6 

2  9    8 

"1    4    1 

'e   1    - 
"-  16    3 

'2  11  11 

4  16  10 

3  2    9 

4  5    4 

1  2  11 
-16    9 

4    8    3 
40  12    8 
82-8 
25  17    5 

'1     1     9 

8  11    - 

-  11     4 

-  4  10 
3  16    4 

3  5    7 

2  12    3 

-  13  11 

-  15    1 

9  16    2 

1  14    - 

-  10    - 

25    5    4 

2  11     3 
2-2 

-  15    3 

-  7    2 
2    6    3 

-  11     4 
12    5 

4  1    8 

£.   t.    d. 
64    -    - 

21  19    - 
66  14  11 

"7    2    8 

107  6    2 
24-1 
89-6 

14    -    1 

19  16    5 
17    3    7 

2  14    - 

31  5    3 

13  19    4 

108  2    4 
23  14    4 

16  8    8 
11  15    - 

4  9    1 

5  15    8 
2    9    9 
5  13    5 

10  12  10 

21  18  11 
7    6    6 

17  19    3 

22  4    - 

4  8    4 

5  6    2 

20  4  11 

10  14  11 

7  4    5 

8  4    5 

32  16    - 

32    2  11 
15-3 

6  1    4 

11  18    - 

12  16    4 
12  16    6 

8    5    2 

16  17    7 

8  13    2 

6  10  10 
5  13    7 

5  5    2 
82    5    5 

11  19    1 
4    5    9 

6  5    1 

2  19    1 

8    3    4 

8    4    1 

12  4  11 

3  8- 
87  10    8 
10    7    8 

14  12    8 
10  14    - 

£.   i.    d. 

£.   «.   d. 

6  3    4 

7  1  10 

£.    «.   d. 

7    5- 

17 

22    8    - 

•            • 

£.   t.    d. 

2  5    6 

3  12    - 
6    -    - 

2  13    1 

11    9    9 
24  19    2 

-  3    6 

4  -    - 

-  8    - 

£.    9.   d. 

£.    t.  <L 
64  17    5 

25     1  10 
67     8    6 

16  16    7 
9    8    7 

124    6    1 

27  17    7 
39-6 

8  12    - 
15    7  10 
14    -    1 

21  6  10 

28  -    1 
2    9    8 

2  14    - 

31  5    3 

13  19    4 
10-6 

108    2    4 
28  14    4 

22  9    8 
11  15    - 

5    6    4 
5  15    8 
5    1    8 

10  10    3 
8    2    9 

14  18    2 
28     1  10 

8    3    3 

17  19    3 
22    4    - 

4    8    4 

4  8    3 
57  12    8 
54    8    8 
25  17    5 

5  6    2 
20    4  11 

11  16    8 

7  4    5 

8  4    5 
41     7    - 

7  1  10 
82    2  11 
15-3 

6  12    8 

11  18    - 

24  6     1 
87  15    8 

8  10    - 

3  16    4 
20    8    2 

2  12    8 

9  7     1 

-  15    1 
6  10  10 

15  9    9 

5  5    2 

32  8  11 

13  13     1 

4  15    9 

6  5    1 
2  19    1 

25  5    4 
10  14    7 
10    4    3 

-  15    3 

12  12    1 

5  14    3 
41  10    8 
10  19    - 

15  18    1 

14  15    8 

£.  1.  i 

190  U  h 

-12  7 

2  10  "4 

-  8  1 
8   6  9 
1    2  4 

8  611 

6  10  - 
4   -  - 

-1211 

-  2  10 

16   1   9 

8  12  - 

-  18  8 

-  6  S 
1    7  8 

4  18   1 

-13  11 

9  -  4 

-  4  - 

I14II 

-  S    - 
1  19   8 

1   8   4 

-  9  0 

1  2  - 

8   -   1 

2  3*6 

1  15   4 
15  12   9 

2  10  - 
29  14  7 

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Province  of  Canterbury — Diocese  op  Llandapf — continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

Balance  due 

Ordinary 
Repairs  of 

Mainteoance 

Extraordinary 
Outlay 

Interest  Paid 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

Balance 
hi  Hand  at 

No. 

on 

Church 

of  the 

for  Boilding 

on 

the  end 

at  the 

or 

or 

PaidoE 

Payments. 

EXPBKDITURB. 

end  of  the  Year. 

prerioasYear. 

Churchyard. 

Pnblie  Worship. 

Improying. 

Bonded  Debt 

of  Year. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

18. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

£.    $.   d. 

£.    s.   d. 

£.   $.   d. 

£.   «.    d. 

£.  s. 

d. 

£.  t. 

d. 

£.   s.    d. 

£.   #.   d. 

£.   #.   d. 

£.   $.   d. 

- 

5    5- 

42    8    6 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

16    6    6 

68    -    - 

1  17    6 

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18 

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10  12    8 

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16  14    9 

9    7    1 

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19 

- 

1    -    3 

8  17  10 

- 

8  10 

- 

85    - 

- 

2    9    2 

60  17    8 

16  11    3 

36 

20 

- 

61    4    8 

72  10    6 

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147  11    - 



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Eo. 


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97 
98 
99 
100 
101 

102 

103 

104 

105 

106 

107 

108 

109 

110 

111 

112 

118 

114 

115 

116 

117 

118 

119 

120 

121 

192 

123 

124 

125 

126 

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ISO 

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132 

133 

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136 

137 

138 

139 

140 

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142 

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144 

145 

146 

147 

148 

149 

160 

161 

162 


P  A  RI«  H. 


RECEIPT*. 


Balance 


Amoant  of  Rates  Collected 


from  previous  ^^ 

I  Common 

I  Law. 

1.           I  2. 


Year. 


Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 


EtukmrneaBits 

in 
AidofRataiu 

6. 


Llanvihaoffel  Ponty-Moil 
Lythans,  St.,  Cardiff 
Machen  -  -  -  - 
Mambilad  ^  .  . 
Marcroft  ^  -  . 
Margani,     Church      and 

Chapel  of  Ease. 
Marshfield      .        -        - 
Matheme       -        -        - 
MelloQs,  St.    ^ 
Merthyr  Mawr 
Michaelston-le-Pit  - 
Miehaelstone-super-Avon 
Michaelstone-super-Ely  - 
Michaelston-y^Vedow 
Michel  Troy '  - 
Mouknash      ... 
Monkswood    ... 
Monmouth,  St.  Mary 
Monmouth,  St.  Manghan'^ 
Monnton         ... 
Mynyddislwyn 
NetherinsT,  St  Bride's     - 
Newton  Nottage 
Oldcastle        ... 
Panteg  .        •        •        . 
Penalt    -       .        -       - 
Pendojlaii       -        ,        - 
Penhow  -        -        -        - 
Penliyne 
Penmain 

Penmark        >        -        -  ! 
Penterry         •        -       - 
Penydawdd    •        -        -  ' 
Peterstone-8uper-£ly       -  ! 
Peters  tone  -  super  'Bionten 
Porthkerry      - 
Radyr    -        *        . 
Raglan  ... 
Redwick 

Roath    -        .        - 
Rockfield 

Ruddry  -       •       - 
Sbireoewton  * 
Skenfrlth 
Tintern,  Parva 
Tredannock    - 
Trelleck 
Trostrey 
Tythegston     - 
Welsh,  St.  Donatts 
Wentloog,  St.  Brides 
Wenvoe  - 
Whitcbarch 
Wick      - 
Witston- 
Wooaston 
Ystradowen 

TOTAX,     -     - 


£.  #.   d. 


-  2 
153  15 

-  14 
53  14 


1     1     2 


£.  *.    d.  I  £.    #.    d. 


8  - 
6    7 

49  13 

9  4 
3    8 

109    7 


42  13    7 


8  12 

28     1 

8  18 

289    5 


10    6 


3    9  9 

-  14  2 
12  10  2 

1     1  5 

19  2 

-  19  6 


17  3 
3  19 
3  16 

94  15 
5    - 


61  18  10 


£.    9.    d. 


Penalties, 

Alms, 
or  other 
Receipts. 

6. 


£.   i.   d. 


fiamwed 
during 

7. 


£.   s,  d. 


3  U    - 


1    9    7 


17    6 


9 
15 


-    7  10 


11  15    2 


-  10 
3    5 


1  14 
7  17 

2  14 


4    4    3 


6  14 
-  17 


1  14  11 
3    4    7 

3  18    - 


558  13    7 


23  19 

12    - 

22  11 

6    1 

12  15 

6  6 

13  8 

7  13 
9  14 

20  13  U 

21  7    1 

7  2  11 

8  4- 

6  10    8 
1  17    - 

7  11     6 


5    - 


20  18    I 


18  4 
17  10 
15  - 
37  18 


11     2 

10  14 

24    4 

6  12 


13  14  10 


25    1    - 

21  11     3 

41     8    4 

9    6  10 


9    8  10 


2,555    7    4       8  18    6 


17    1     3 


-    3 


11  !•    4 


12    -    - 


18    -       81    0    9 


TOTikL 


RBCBIPT8. 


Biluee 

[Orenpent, 

ttfteeod 


8  - 
•6  « 

203  8 

9  4 


^  17    9 

163    1  F 

42  t^  7 
fid    4  19 

*0  13  6 

98    1  t 

^  18  - 

289    6  1 


H)    «    - 

17  3  8 
7  9  • 
4  10    8 

123  15    8 

6  1  11 
1     0    2 

24  16  11 
1«  -  ^ 
22  11    - 

7  11    6 

18  15  4 
9  11    - 

14  6  11 
7  13  6 
9  14 


£.  t.  i 

-  7  9 

-  8  9 


20  13  II 


31 
7 

S 
7 
1 
7 
17 


T 

13 
6 

17 

19 
I 
32  18 
18  - 
18  14 
80  15 
16  - 
89  18 

7  17 
18  17 
10  14 

24  4 

10  16 
13  14  10 

6  14    7 

25  18 
21  II 
41     8 

11  - 

8  4 

9  8  10 
3  18    - 


940  19  . 
8  17  6 
2  1911 

-   4  9 


3il9  8 

2  10  4 

1    710 


1    I  1 


4   91 

1    1  6 
4  11  1 


8   2  1 

15  9 
1  16  - 

1    2  1 

8  6  i 

1  14  4 

1  5  4 
18   -  I 

4   -10 

2  5  8 


3,358    4    5 


593  18  « 


From  the  following  Places  Returns  have  been  received — Nil,  or  no  Rates  collected. 


Aberavon. 
Aberdare. 

St.  Fagan's. 
Abergavenny. 
Abertilery. 
Abersychao. 
Andrew's,  St 


Andrew's,  St,  Minor. 

Beaafort. 
BlaenayoQ. 
Brides,  St.,  Minor. 
Bridgend,  St.  Mary  Hill. 

Cadoxtott-Juzta-Barry. 


Caeran. 

Canton. 

Cardiff,  St  Andrew's. 

Cogan. 

Coity,  with  Chapel  of  Nol- 

ton. 
Cowbridge,  St  Mary  Church. 


Cyfarthfa. 
Dawlais. 

Olyntaff. 

Govilon,  Christ  Charch. 

Qrosmont 

Itton. 


Lisndaff. 

Llanddewi  Kbyddeicb. 
L'andon. 

LIungattock  Lliagosd. 
LI  H  n«attock-nigh-Utk- 
Ltaniiary. 
Uausannor. 


Namber  of  Retama  reedfed  for  the  Dloccae 


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From  the  following  Placbs  Returns  have  been  received — Nil,  or  no  Rates  collected. 


lanthoDy  Abbey, 
lantilllo  Crostcenny. 
t«ntUlio  Pertholey. 
Umtrissent. 
lantwit  Yairdre. 
UuiTihangal   Tstern    IJe- 
wem. 


Llauwenarth  Ultra. 
Llsnwonno. 

Maindee,    St.    John  -  the  • 

Evangelist. 
Mertbyr  Difan. 
Merthyr  Tydfil. 


Moantain  Aali  (Aberdare), 
St  MaiiB^et 

Nantyglo. 

Neath. 

Newport,  St.  Woolos. 

Peoarth. 


Pentrebach. 
Pentyrch. 
Pontnewynydd. 
PoDtypool,  St  James's. 
Pyle  and  Kenfig. 

Roggiea  I 

Number  of  Places 


Skewen. 

Solly. 

Tregare. 

Trevethln. 

Usk. 

YstradyMwg* 


-    60 


Retams. 


Nih. 


152 


60 


Total. 


212 


EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortffage  Debt 

Bahmevdiie 

OTtitfiary~ 

Interest  Paid 

Bahmce 

Repairs  of 

Outlay 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

in  Hand  at 

No. 

on 

Choreh 

of  the 

for  Buildloif 

on 

the  end 

at  the 

or 

or 

Paid  off. 

Payments. 

EXPBKBITUBE. 

end  of  the  Year. 

prerioQs  Year. 

Churchyard. 

Public  Worship. 

Improring. 

Bonded  Debt 

of  Year. 

Uk 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14.                    15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

dCs.    A 

£.  ».    d. 

£.   *.    d. 

£.  t.    d. 

£.  t.    d. 

£.  t.     d. 

£.  ».    If, 

£.  s.    d. 

£.  #.   d. 

£.    s.    d. 

-  11    9 

m                            m 

5    8    8 

. 

. 

-  11    9 

6  12    2 

18    5 

_ 

96 

. 

-  14    6 

4  10    6 

. 

- 

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1  12    6 

6  17    6 

.. 

— 

97 

* 

. 

108    2  H 

- 

« 

- 

. 

108    ^  11 

95    5    5 

— 

98 

«            . 

. 

6  17    8 

- 

- 

- 

- 

6  17    8 

2    7    - 

.— 

99 

. 

13    5 

3    3    1 

. 

- 

- 

. 

4    6    6 



— 

100 

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2  13    3 

39  10    4 

- 

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28  13  10 

65  17    5 

97    4    2 

101 

0    4  11 

9  19    3 

7    8    7 

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2  13    2 

29    5  11 

13    7    8 

__ 

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22    5    3 

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6  11     - 

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24  10    0 

53    6    9 

1  18    1 

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103 

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4  10    3 

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1     4    - 

6    9    3 

3    4    2 

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104 

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2  10  10 

8  T2    9 

19    9    - 

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105 

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3  17    5 

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7 

108 

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100    8    3 

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529  17     1 

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107 

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1   14    5 

2  17    6 

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108 

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5    4    - 

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12  18  11 



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109 

7    6  10 

2    2    5 

5  16    - 

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17     8    - 

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110 

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1     4    3 

3    8    1 

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. 

4  12     4 

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111 

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I  18    3 

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118    4    - 

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SUMS   RECEIVED    IN    RESPECT   OF    CHURCH    OR   CHAPEL    RATES    IN    EACH    PARISH    IN 


Province  of  Canterbury — continued. 


DIOCESE    OF    LONDON. 


No. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 


Amonnt  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 


Under  the 

Church 

Bailding 

Acts. 

3. 


Under 

otlier 

Statutes. 


Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 


Penalties, 

Alms, 
or  other 
Receipts. 

6. 


Borrowed 

during 
the  Year. 

7. 


Total 
Receipts. 

8. 


Orcnfenl 
at  the  end 
ofYetr. 


Acton    •        •        •        - 
Allhallows,  Barking 
Allhallows,  Honey-lane   - 
Allhallows-fhe*Oreat 
Allhallows- the- Less 
Ashford  ... 

Barking  Side 
Barnes  -        •        -        - 
Bedfont,  East 
Bethnal  Green 
Brentford,  New 
Bromley,  St.  Leonards    • 
Brompton,  West,  St.  Mary 
Brookfleld,  St.  Anne 

Charlton  ... 
Chelsea,  St.  Luke  (b)  - 
Cbingford  .  .  • 
Chiswick  .  .  - 
Christchurcb,     Newgate* 

street. 
Cowley  -        -        -        - 
Cranford        ... 
Dcptford,  St  John 
Drayton,  West 
Ealing,  St.  Mary  (c) 
Edgware        .        -        - 
Eltham .        •        «        . 
Feltham         ... 
Forest  Hill     • 
Friem  Bamet 
Folham : 

All  Saints  ... 

St.  Mary,  Northcnd     - 

Gray's  -  Inn  -  road,    Holy 

Trinity. 
Greenford  Magna   - 
Greenwich,  St.  Alphege  - 

Ham,  East     - 

Hampton  Wick 

Hanwell 

Hanworth 

Harlington     - 

Harmondsworth 

Harrow 

Harrow  Weald 

Hayes   - 

HilliDgdon  and  St.  John's, 

Uzbridge  Moor. 
Homerton,  St.  Barnabas  - 
Homsey         ... 

Ickenham      ... 
Ilford,  Little  - 
Isleworth       -        -        - 
Islington : 

St.  Jude,  MUdmay  Park 

St.  Mary    - 

St.  Pad's  - 


£.     «.  d. 


Kensington : 
St  Barnabas 
St.  James,  Notting*hill 
St.  Mary  Abbotts 

Kingsbury     .        -        - 

Lee  : 
Christchurch 
St,  Margaret's    - 


315  12    5 

6  1«    - 

48  14  11 

25  15  11 

-  10  4 

5  14  9 

10    8  - 

182    2  8 


43    8    7 

11  17     7 

367-5 

4    4    9 

26  2  4 
440  15    6 


£.    s. 

188    2 

4    5 

112    2 

103    4 

119  19 

29  18 

40    - 

218  14 

26    8 

98  14 
395  6 
131     7 


£.   «.   d. 


8    7    5 


. 

. 

97  13  1 

20 

8  8 

203  5  9 

10 

6  9 

88  2  6 

39 

6  11 

137  17  10 

. 

. 

80  5  3 

9 

1  10 

199  8  6 

19 

-  - 

87  7  11 

35    2  - 

37    5  1 

8     1  5 

71     2  4 

28  12  3 

-  18  - 

-  8  4 

123    3  1 

5  13  11 


11    2    2 
3    6    9 


8    7    8 
40    6    6 


255    2    1 


10  10    5 

436-1 

5    5    3 


236    7  11 

34  13  11 
191  7  1 
532    2  10 

16 

27    4    2 


£.   s.    d. 


£.  s.   d. 


735  16    4 


174  10    2 
71    5    6 


35    2    1 
480  15  10 

-  16    1 


32  16 
40  9 
21  5 
24  10 
262  18 


70  11    5 

192  18  10 


159  11 
52    5 


82    6    2 

84    1    - 
299    7    2 


242  17  6 
77    6    4 

495  5  5 
59    9  11 


100    6    - 
415    -    - 


7  16    9 


£.   *.  d. 

8    1  - 

-    2  6 

19  14  2 

12    6  - 


82    2    - 


2    3 


6  14    2 


97    4  11 


536  12    7 


-  15 


12    8    8 


13    9    4 
187    4    9 


148    4    9 


29  15  5 
4  11  8 
-  10    - 


£,   $.  d. 


174  15 


2    - 


8  14  10 


55    5  10 


6  14  10 


201     8 


2    8 


82    5 


15    3    6 
8    7- 


129    8    6 
57  11    6 


10    -    - 
-  13    6 


218  19    6 


73  17    5 


2    2 


191 

819 

126 

171 

158 

20 

40 

256 

86 

867 

110 

395 

131 

111 


8  7 
19  11 
11  5 
13    3 

1    2 

18  5 
11  3 
11  8 
11     8 

19  - 
17    7 

6  10 

7  - 
10  10 


248    5    6 

367-5 

88  18    8 

230  18    9 

1,160    8    1 

16    -    - 

27  4  2 
163     6    4 

97  13  1 
253  9  10 
108  -  11 
275  14    8 

80  5  8 
208  10  4 
106    7  11 

411     -    2 
71     5    6 

212    -     1 

38  3  6 
544  18    6 


71  18 
110  17 
35  14 
40  9 
21  9 
24  10 
560  16 
64  7 
76    5 


192  18  10 

140  10    8 
116    4    1 

32  6  2 
102  8  8 
340    7     2 


£.t  I 


10 


526 


13 


13 


31 


11 


19 


18 


14 


791  14 
218  19 


242  17  6 

161  14  2 

931    5  6 

66  17  2 


105    6    - 
421  14  10 


61  IS   4 

-  12   9 
4  14   7 


1  10 


140    -   - 
13  10   3 


46  18 


(a)  3.  AUhallows,  Honey-lane. — Col.  12.»This  sum  includes  the  eipenditnre  In  connexion  with  St  Mary-le-Bow. 

(b)  16.  Chelsea,  St  Luke. — This  return  includes  the  expenditure  applying  to  the  parish  chapel,  formerly  the  parish  church,  the  management  of  wbica 
is  under  tlie  Chelsea  Church  Trustees. 

(c)  24.  Ealing,  St  Mary.— The  accounts  of  the  district  chapelry  of  St  Geerge,  Old  Brentford,  are  included  in  this  return  for  the  last  time>  that  diitnd 
haying  now  become  a  new  parish  under  the  Act  19  &  20  Vict.  c.  104. 


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Province  of  Cant^^lbvbt— continued. 


DIOCESE    OF    LONDON. 


EXPENDITURR 


Ordinary 

Repairs  of 

Church 

OP 

Churchyard. 


11. 


2    1  10 


£.    t.    d, 

84    3    9 
49-3 

10    3  - 

10  11  6 

6  8  4 

7  9  3 
68    7  1 

4  8- 
84  19  8 
88-4 
36-6 
37  18    - 


28    2  10 

27  9    8 

-  15  10 
37  13    - 

-  18  6 
47  13    9 

46    2    4 

28  18  11 

27  14  3 
10  13  11 
23  16    - 

28  8    6 

73    2  11 

1     7    - 

16    2    9 

8  7    6 

118    4    1 

9  4    6 


MaiDtenance 

of  the 

Pnblic  Wonhlp. 

12. 


Extraordhiary 

Oatlaj 
for  Boilding 

or 
Improfiog. 

13. 


1    4  6 

70  17  8 

9  19  8 

8    7  4 

76    9  11 

81  11  7 

48    8  - 

12  11  3 

6  12  - 

94  16  6 


76  12  6 

140    8  - 

(a)  90  13  - 

69  11  - 

68    3  6 

21     6  6 

26  16  10 

149    2  - 

23  13  8 

262  13  8 

67  13  2 

202    8  11 

63  12  - 


100  14  6 
699  19  2 
24  4  - 
160  9  10 
163    4    - 


£.    *.    d. 


40    -    - 


Interest  Paid 

on 
Bonded  Debt 

14. 


£,    s.    d. 


Bonded  Debt 
Paid  off. 

16. 


£.    s.    d. 


9  4 
20  12 
100  10 
32  6 
(<0186  19 
66  - 
52  14 
31  13 
96  19 
47  7 

243  16 
87  11 


34  11 


169  8  6 

14  14  10 
213  11  11 

18  13  9 
78  17  10 


38  9  6 
14-8 
20  13  4 

137  -  10 
86  7  - 
16  10 

121  11 

103  7 
36  18 


9 


19  8  9 
18  8  - 
93  4  - 


18  -  -     188  - 
10  19  11     164  4 


14  7  3 
68  12  - 

8  14  - 

118  3  7 

899  14  10 

40  12  8 

184  11  10 

96  18  1 
181  11  8 

43  6  6 


83  16  6 


8  18 


38  -  - 


10-9 
43  10  6 


48  11  3   100  - 


Other 
Payments. 

16. 


Total 

EXPBNDITURB. 

17. 


£.  t.   d, 

30  8  1 

130  18  4 
19  2  10 

86  10  3 

33  16  8 

4  10  - 


32  4  4 


474  3  - 

26  4  1 

97  19  4 

10  16  - 


30  4  10 

166  19  10 

6  12  4 

39  16  3 
146  17  2 


34  10 
46  17 


487  -  - 


3  13 


28  11 
10  1 

9  8 
21  13 
64  11 

3  3 
43  4 


1  8 


7  16  10 

94  1  10 
14  6  - 

4  16  4 

3  9- 
204  17  10 

12  2  6 

26  2  6 


68  18  10 
26  6  - 
20  3  3 
19  2  11 

16  4  10 
38  4  8 


134  16  9 


66  14  2 


11  13  2 
64  14  9 
13  7  6 


(/)160  8  - 


£.  s.    d. 


6 
7 
10 
3 
8 

1 
6 

8 


166  16 
320  6 

109  16 
95  4 

112  10 

33  9 

34  6 
239  13 

27  16 
811  16  10 

110  17  7 
386  13  I 
101  19  - 

40  -  - 

168  2  2 
893  8  8 
30  16  4 
191  1  11 
346  14  2 

14  7  7 

20  16  7 
176  14  11 

90  11  8 
241  9  10 
106  6  6 
236  6  10 

94  4  10 
162  18  2 

83  11  6 

411  -  2 
103  4  4 

180  7  7 


26  11 
666  13 

40  - 

116  4 

26  2 

36  11 

16  12 

29  16 

426  8 

61  11 

44  - 

264  11 


141  3  6 

120  18  8 

31  14  - 

102  10  6 

322  16  2 

140  -  - 

487  -  - 

232  9  9 


76  11  11 
144  4  - 
423  1  7 

62  13  8 


96  12 
468  13 


Balance 

in  Hand  at 

the  end 

of  Tear. 

18. 


£.   t.    d. 
34  8  2 

16  16  7 
76  9  - 

46  10  6 

6  6  2 
10  17  10 

8  16  - 
66  3  2 

8  13  9 
29  8  - 
71  10  10 

80  3  4 

8  2  4 

39  16  10 
813  8  11 

1  12  6 

6  7  7 

7  1  11 
12  -  - 

40  7  10 

46  12  2 

22  16  6 


31  12  6 
11  12  3 


31  17  8 
10  11  8 


Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Year. 

19. 


£•    s.  d. 


4 
4 

136 

2 

32 


18 
16 

8 
16 

4 


816  10 
848  6 

4^450"  - 


960 


-  18  8 

17  11  - 

304  14  8(e)18r000  - 


166  6  7 

17  10  2 

608  3  11 

4  3  6 


9  13  11 


<d)  24.  Ealing,  St  Mary.— Col.  12.— J0. 10  of  the  account  were  ibr  the  expenses  of  the  district  of  Christchorch,  Ealing. 

^•)  61.  Islington,  St  Mary.— Col.  19^— There  is  no  charcb-nte  in  Islington.  The  12,000  L  was  borrowed  by  order  of  restry  towards  bailding  the  throe 
strict  dmrehes  of  St  John,  Upper  HoUoway,  St  Paul,  Balls  Pond,  and  TVinity,  Cloodesley-sqnare,  and  the  aboye  figores  hare  referenee  to  the  paysieDt  of 
^  inteiest  (/)  68.  Lee,  St  Margaret's.— Col.  16.— Of  which  103/.  15s.  to  district  of  Christehnreh. 


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Province  of  Canterritrt — Diocesk  op  London — continued. 


No. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  previoas 

Year. 

1. 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


1  Eadowmenti 


At 

Common 

Law. 


Under  the 

Chorch 

Building 

Acts. 

a. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 


.Aid  of  Rates. 


Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 


Borrowed 

during 

the  Tear. 

7. 


Total 


Rboeipts. 


i<fTett. 


69 
60 
CI 

62 
63 
64 

6o 
66 
67 

68 
69 
70 
71 

72 
73 

74 
75 

7U  I 

77 

78 
79 
80 
81 
82 

83 
84 
85 

86 
87 

8S 

89 
90 
91 
92 
93 

94 

95 
96 
97 
98 
99 
100 

101 
102 
103 
104 
105 
106 
107 
108 
109 
110 

111 
112 
113 
114 
115 
116 
117 
118 
119 
120 
121 
122 
123 
124 
125 


Lewisham 
Leytonstone   - 
Lothbury,  St.  Margaret 

Mims,  South  - 
Monkeo  Hadley 
Mortlake 


Northolt 

Northwood 

Norwood 


Paddlngton     - 
Pinner  - 
Poplar,  All  Saints 
Putney  - 

RoehQmptou  - 
Roxeth  - 


St  Andrew  Und^rshaft  - 

St.  Antholin  - 

St.  Bartholomew  by  the 

Exchange. 
St.     BarUiolomew      the 

Groat. 
SL  Benet  Fink 
St.  Benet,  Paul's  Wharf  - 
St.  Benet  Sherehog 
St.  Botolph,  Billingsgate- 
St.  Botolph  Withodt,  Bl- 

sliopsgate. 
St.  Clement  Danes  - 
St.  Dunstan  in  the  West  - 
St.  Faith  the  Virgin,  under 

St.  Paure. 
St.  Gabriel,  Fenchurcfa    - 
St.  George,  Botolph-lane 
St.  Giles  Without  Cripple- 
gate. 
St.  George  in  the  Bast    - 
St.  George  the  Martyr    - 
St.  Gregory  by  St.  Paul  - 
St.  Helen 
St.  John  the  Baptist  upon 

Walbrook. 
St.  John's,    Broad-oourty 

Drury-lane. 
St.  John,  Wapping 
St.  Katherine  Colman      - 
St.  Katherine  Cree Chnrch 
St.*  Leonard,  Foster-lane  - 
St.  Margaret  Moses 
St.  Margaret,  New  Fish- 
street. 
St  Martin  Ludgate 
St.  Martin  Outwich 
St.  Mary  Abchurch 
St.  Mary  Aldermary 
St.  ?.larylebone 
St.  M^ry  Somerset 
St.  Mary  Staining  - 
St.  Matthew,  Friday-street 
St.  Mildred,  Bread-street 
St.  Mildred,  Poultry,  and 

St,  Mary  Colechurch. 
St.  Niciiolas  Aeons 
St.  Nicholas  Olave 
St.  Olave,  Jewry     - 
St.  Olave,  Sitver-street    - 
St.  Pancras,  Soper-lane  - 
St.  Peter-le-Poor    - 
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SUMS    RBCBIVED   IN    RESPECT    OF    CHURCH    OR    CHAPEL    RA.TBS  IN    EACH    PARISH    IN 


Province  op  Canterbury — Diocese  of  London — continued. 


PARISH. 

RECEIPTS. 

Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowments 

in 
Akl  of  Rates. 

5. 

Penalties,    ^^^^^^^ 
Alms, 

or  other         ^"""^^ 
Receipts.  1  the  Year. 

6.                 7. 

Total 
Receipts. 

8. 

Balance 

No. 

r 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Chnrch 

Bnilding 

Acts. 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

126 
127 
128 
129 

130 
131 
132 

133 
134 

186 

136 

137 
138 
139 
140 
141 
142 
143 
144 

146 
146 

Stanmore,  LitUe      - 
Stanwell  .... 
Stratford,  St  Mary,  Bow 
Snnbnry         ... 

Teddington     ... 
Trent,  Christ  Chnrch 
Tumham  Green 
Twickenham : 

Holy  Trinity 

St  Mary     - 

Walham  Green,  St.  John  - 
Walthamstow,  St.  James, 

Essex. 
Wanstead 

Whitechapel,  St  Mary    - 
Wickham,  East      - 
WiHesden       - 
Wimbledon     -        .        - 
Woodford       .        -        - 
Woolchnrch  Haw,  St  Mary 
Woolnoth,  St.  Mary 
Woolwich : 

St  Mary     - 

St.  Thomas 

Total    •    -    - 

£.    *.    d, 
3    7    6 

23  16    - 
16  18  10 

14    6    2 

8  13    2 

16  13  11 
3    6    2 

20     1     6 

2  11     9 
98     1     2 
87    6    1 

56    8    7 
116    8    6 

1  16    7 
-  19    1 

£.    $.   d. 

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10  10    - 

209    8    - 

86  14    3 

78  12    4 

98    2    - 

124  16    7 
108    3    3 

194    9    6 
377    9  11 
26  10    9 
146  19    8 
268    8    4 
141  13    7 
189    3    6 
286  17    6 

44    6  10 

£.   «.  d. 
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40     -    - 

£.   t.   rf. 

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26    6    - 

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12     1     8 

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12    4    4 

117    -    - 

214    3    - 

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10  10    - 

238  16    - 

110  16    1 

124     3    C 

40  -    - 
106  16    2 

90  18  10 
140  10    6 

111  8    6 

41  4  10 

214  10  10 
377     9  11 
28     2    6 
267     2    6 
406  11     6 
163  17  11 
361   12     1 
403     6    - 

216  19    7 
46     6  11 

70    4  8 
54    I  8 

41    3  - 

18   5K 
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33-11 

1  -    • 

6,991     1     6 

19,807    3    9 

1,983  -  11 

9,411  19  1 

2,496    -    8 

4,906  6  4 

800    -    - 

44,646  12    3     2,661  dlOJ 

From  the  following  Places  Returns  have  been  received — Nil,  or  no  Rates  collected. 


Allhallows,  Bread-street. 
Allhallows-on-the-Wall. 
Allhallows,  Lombard-street. 
All  Saints,  Margnret-streeU 

Barnet,  Christ  Chnrch. 
Bayswater,  St.  Peter. 

Bethnal  Green : 

St.  Andrew. 

St.  James  the  Loss. 

St.  Paul. 

St.  Peter. 

St.  PhiUp. 
Blackheath,  All  Saints. 
Bloomsbnry,  Christ  Church. 
Bow  Common,  St.  Paul. 
Bwntford,  Old,  St.  Paul. 
BromptOD,  Holy  lYInlty. 

Camden  Town. 

St.  Thomas. 
Camden  New  Town,  St 

Paul. 
Charlton,  St  PauL 

Chelsea,  St  Luke's: 
Christ  Church. 
Old  Church. 
St  Sayionr. 
St  Simon. 


Chelsea,  Upper : 
Holy  Trinity. 
St  Jude. 

CbUd*s  HUl,  All  Samts. 

Clerkenwell : 

St.  James  and  St.  John. 
St.  Mark. 
St.  Philip. 

Dalston. 

Deptibrd : 
St.  Nicholas. 
St  Paul. 

Ealing : 

Christ  Church. 
St.  George. 

Edmonton. 

St.  James,  Upper  Edmon- 
ton. 
St  Paul,  Winchmore-hill. 

Enfield. 
Jesus  Church. 
St.  James. 

Finchley. 

Holy  Trinity. 


Greenwich: 

Christ  Church. 

Holy  Trinity. 
Gough-sqnare,  Holy  Trinity. 

Hackney : 
St  James,  Clapton. 
St  John. 

St.  Michael  and  All 
Angels. 

Hackney.  South. 
St  Thomas,  Stamford -hill. 

Hackney,  West. 

Haggerston : 
St.  Columba. 
St  Marv. 
St  Paul 

Hammersmith. 

St.  John-the-Evangelist. 
St.  Peter. 

Hampstead : 

Christ  Church. 

St  John. 

St.  Paul,  Avenue-road. 

St.  Peter,  Belsize-park. 
Hampstead,  Sontli,  St.  Sa- 


Hampton. 

Ham,  West,  All  Saints. 
Hanover^quare,  St.  George. 
Hatchara,  St.  James. 
Hendon,  St  Paul,  Mill-hUl. 
Highbury,  Christ  Church. 
Holbom,  St.  Alban  Martyr. 

HoUoway : 
St.  James. 
St.  John. 

Hornsey,  Christ  Church, 
Crouch  End. 

Hornsey  Rise,  St  Mary. 

Hoxton : 

Christ  Church. 

Holy  Trinity. 

St.  Andrew. 

St.  John-the-BapUst 

Ilford,  St.  Peter,  Aldboro' 

Hatch. 
Isleworth,  St  John. 

Islington : 

All  Saints,  King's  Cross. 

St.  Andrew. 

St.  Luke. 

St  Mark,  ToUington-park. 


Islington  -^  continued. 
St  Matthew. 
St  Peter,  RiTer-laoe. 
St  Philip. 
St.  Stephen. 
St  Thomas. 

Kensington : 

St  Paul,  Onslow-sqnsrt 
St.  Philip,  Earls-coort 

Kensington-park,  All  Saiois- 

Kentish  Town,  Holy  Trinity 

Kilbum,  St.  Mary. 

Knightsbridge,  All  Sainti 

Limehouse : 

St.  Anne. 

St.  John. 
Littleton. 

Marylebonc : 

St.  Andrew. 

St  Mark. 

St.  Matthew. 
Minoriep,  Holv  Trinity. 
Muswell  Hill/St  Jameft. 

Newingtoo : 
Holy  Trinity. 
St  Matthew.  • 

St  Paul,  Walworth. 


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Bonded  Debt 

Bonded  Debt 
Paid  off. 

Other 
Payments. 

Total 
Expenditure. 

Balance 

in  hand  at 

the  end 

of  Year. 

No. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

£.      5.     d. 

£.   s.    d. 

£.    #.    d 

£.   *.    d.        £.  ».    d. 

£.   #.    d. 

£.  #.    d. 

£.  #.    d. 

£.  #.  d. 

£.    «.    d. 

■ 

- 

17    6    - 
123    4  11 

35  12  10 

7  12    - 

158    2    6 

103  13    3 

:   M   ; 

' 

16    5    6 

2  18    - 

22  12    3 

69    4    4 

10  10    - 

303  19    8 

108  13    3 

10  11    - 
7    1  10 

— 

126 
127 
128 
129 

- 

21  17    7 
12    -    - 
32    5    8 

50  14    7 
78  14    2 
57    5  10 

"            • 

- 

- 

36  19    2 
3    7    6 
7  16    « 

109  11     4 
94     1     8 
97    7    6 

14  12    2 
9    7    8 

^ 

130 
131 
132 

8    8    8 

12  14    9 
18  18    5 

68  15    3 
72    1     6 

- 

- 

- 

16  14  11 

89  18    8 
107  14  10 

1     -    2 
32  15    8 

.— 

133 
134 

11  14    8 

2  15    5 
6  10    6 

74  13    2 
31    3    2 

32  19    6 

. 

. 

22  17    3 

100    5  10 
82    7  10 

11    2    7 

_ 

135 
136 

41  14    5 

18    4    7 

128  13    8 

9  10    2 

29  4    4 
63  18    - 

-  17     - 
20    8    - 

30  12    5 

118  17    6 
40  14    3 
15    1     9 
45    7  10 

149  13     1 
20    -    - 

130    -    2 

182    7  10 

- 

I            - 

- 

63    9    2 

184  13    5 

4    7    2 

114     1     5 

81     8    5 
166    1  10 

97    1     3 

45  16  11 

200  11     3 
395  15    9 
28  19    1 
188  13    7 
294  19    6 
186  18  10 
247    9    5 
258  17    2 

13  19    7 

68    8  11 
110  11  11 

114    2    8 
144    8  10 

— 

137 
138 
139 
140 
141 
142 
143 
144 

. 

30    4    6 
5-4 

112  11     4 
20    7    9 

- 

- 

a                                  % 

72    5    9 
18    8    4 

215    1     7 
43  16    5 

-18    - 
1    9    6 

— 

145 
146 

032    5  10 

4,4551  14  10 

17,878    -    3 

2,721     2    6 

2,846  11     6 

3,156    7    - 

9,240  13    - 

41,326  14  11 

5,870  6  2 

40,630  13    3 

From  the  following  Places  Returns  have  been  received — Nil,  or  no  Rates  collected. 


XottingHiU: 
St.  John. 
St.  Marie. 

Old  Ford,  St.  Stephen. 

Peri  rale. 

Pimlico : 

Belgrave  Chapel. 

St  Barnabas. 

St.  Gabriel. 

St.  Paul,  Knightsbridge, 

with  St.  Barnabas. 
St  Peter. 
St.  Saviour. 

Plaistow  Marsh. 
Plaistow,  St  Mary. 
Plumstend. 

Poplar,  Christ  Churcli. 
Potter's  Bar,  St.  John. 
Putney,  St  John. 

St.  Alban,  Wood-street 

St.  Alpbage. 

St  Andrew. 

St.  Anne  and  Agnes. 

St.  Anne,  Soho. 

St.  Augustine. 

St  Barnabas. 


St.  Bartholomew,  Gray's 
Inn-road. 

St  Bartholoroew-the-Less. 

St  Botolph,  Aldersgate. 

St.  Botolph  Witiiout,  Aiders- 
gate. 

St.  Bride,  Fieet-street 

St.  Clement,  near  Bastcheap. 

St.  Dionis,  Backchurch. 

St  Dunstan-in-the-East. 

St.  Edmund  the  King  and 
Martyr. 

St.  George,  Bloomsbnry. 

St.  George-io-the-East: 
Christ  Church,  Watney- 

Btreet 
St  Mary. 

9t  Gilesin.the-Fields. 
St.  James,  Duke's-place, 

Aldgate. 
Sc.  James- the- Less. 
St  John's  Church. 
St.  John-the-Evangelist 
St  John  -  the  -  Evangelist, 

Charlotte  street. 
St.  John,  Zachary. 
St  Jnde,  Gray's  Inn-road. 
St.  Lawrence,  Jewry. 


St  Lawrence,  Ponntney. 
St  Luke,  King's  Cross. 
St.  Luke,  Old-street 
St  Mark,  Old  street-road. 
St  Martin-in-the  Fields. 
St.  Mary  Bothaw. 
St  Martin  Orgara. 
St.  Mary  Magdalen,  MUk  - 

street 
St  Mary  Virgin,  Soho. 
St  Matthew,  City-road. 
St.  Matthew,  Pell-street. 
St.  Michael  Bassishaw. 
St.  Michael,  Burleigh-street 
St  Michael,  Cornhill. 
St.  Michael  le  Quern. 
St  Michael,  Queenhithe. 
St  Michael,  Wood-street 
St  Nicholas,  Cole  Abbey. 

St  Pancras: 
Christ  Church. 
St.  Matthew,   Bedford 
New  Town. 

St  Paul,  Covent  Garden. 
St.  Peter,  Great  Windmill  - 

street. 
St.  Peter,  Saffron-hill. 
St.  Peter-upoQ-Cornhill. 


St  Saviour. 

St  Swithin. 

St  Thomas,  Charterhoose. 

St  Thomas,  Portman-square. 

Shepherd's  Bnsh,St.Stephen. 

Shoreditch : 

All  Sahits,  Stonebridge. 

St.  Leonard. 

St.  Michael,  Cnrtain-road. 
Southgate,  Christ  Church. 

Spitalfields  • 

Christ  Church. 

St.  Stephen. 
SpitaUsquare,  St.  Mary. 
Staines. 

Stepney : 

All  Saints,  Mile  Bod  New 
Town. 

Holy  Trinity. 

St  Dunstan. 

St  Philip. 

St.  Thomas. 
Stoke  Nttwington,  St.  Mary. 

Stratford  : 

Christ  Church. 

St  John, 
f  othill  Fields,  St  Mary. 


Tottenham. 

Holy  Trinity. 

St  Ann,  Hanger-lane. 

St.  Micliael. 

St  Paul. 
Uxbridge. 
Walthamstow.  , 

St  John. 

St.  Peter. 
Walworth : 

St  John. 

St.  Peter. 
Westminster : 

Christ  Church,  Broadway. 

Holy  Trinity. 

St  Andrew. 

St.  James. 

St.  Luke. 

St.  Margaret 

St.  Matthew,  Great  Peter- 
street. 
Whitechape! : 

St  Jude. 

St  Mark. 
Whittou,  St  Philip  ard  St 

James. 
Woodford  Bridge,  St  Paul. 
Woolwich,  St  John. 


Number  of  Places    - 


-    219 


Returns. 


Nils. 


146 


819 


Total. 


365 


411. 


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SUMS    BECEITED   IN    BESPECT  OF   CHURCH   OR   CHAPEL   RATES   IN    EACH    PARISH   IN 


Province  oi  Cantebbubt — continued. 


DIOCESE    OF    NOBWICH. 


PARISH. 

RECEIPTS-                                                       \ 

Balance 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 

Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

Borrowed 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 

Total 
Rboeipts. 

8. 

Balaoee' 
OTenpeot 
at  the  end 

ofYesr. 

9. 

No. 

from  previous 
Year. 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

1 

2 

3 

4 

6 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

26 
27 
28 
29 
30 
31 
32 
33 
34 
35 
36 
37 
38 
39 
40 

41 
42 
43 
44 

45 
46 
47 
48 
49 
60 
51 
52 
53 
54 
55 
56 
57 
58 
59 
60 
61 
62 
63 
64 
66 
66 
67 
68 
09 

Acle       .        .        -        - 
Akenham       ... 
Alburgh          -        -        . 
Alby      -        -        -    ,    - 
Aldboroagh    .        -        - 
Aldeburgh 

Aldeby  -        -        -        - 
Alderton         .        -        - 
Aldringham  cum.Thorpe  - 
Antinghnni,  St  Mary     - 
Ashbocking    -        -        - 
Ashby  (Norfolk)     - 
Ashby  (Suffolk)      - 
Ashby  Oby-cum-Thume  - 
Ashfleld  Thorpe 
Ashill     .... 
Ashmanhaogh 
Ashwicken      -        -        - 
Aslacton 

Aspall    -        -        -        - 
Athelfaigton    -        -        - 
Attleborongh .        -        - 
AtUebridge     - 
Aylmerton      -        -        - 
Aylsham         ... 

Babtogley               -        - 
Baconsthorpe  -        -        - 
Bacton  .... 
Badingham     • 
Badley   .... 
Bagthorpe       ... 
Bale       -        -        •        - 
Banham          ... 
Banuiogham   ... 
Barford  -        -        .        - 
Barham-        ... 
Barking - 

Barnby  .        .        -        . 
Barney  .        •        -        - 
Bamham      Broom     with 

Bizton,  otherwise  Bick- 

erston. 
Bamiogham  Norwood     - 
Barsham         ... 
Baroham,  East 
Barsham,  North 
Barton,  St  Andrew 
Battisford 

Bawbnrgh       .        -        . 
Bawdeswell     ... 
Bawdsey 

Baylham        ... 
Bealings,  Great 
Bealings,  Little 
Beckhami  West      - 
Bedfield 

Bedingham      .        -        - 
Beechamwell,  St  Mary   - 
Beeston,  St  Lawrance    . 
Beetley  .... 
Belghton 

Belangh-        -        -        - 
Belstead         •        -        - 
Belton    .... 
Benacre .        .        -        . 
BenhaU  .        .        -        - 
BeoUey  .        -        -        - 
Benwell - 
Bergh  Apton  - 
Bergholt,  Bast 
Besthorpe       ..        -        - 

£.    #.    A 

3  9    1 

-  4    1 

4  16  11 
2-10 

1  1     4 

-  15  10 

-  15  11 
14    6    4 

2  16    8 

5  17    4 

1  18    7 

6  6    3 

"-  18    3 

3  10    - 
37     7    6 

1  9  10 

5  18    - 

3  16    6 

4  12    7 

2  8    1 
2  15  11 
13    8 

7  1     2 

5  17    6 

4  13     8 

"524 

1  16  10 

2  5  11 

2  11     8 

3  2    2 

"125 

4  4     4 

8  8    8 

10    7    - 

3  13    3 
8-10 

-  -    4 

1    8    8 

3    8- 
5-1 

6  8    7 

-  4    - 

-  14  10 

.             to 

£.    s.  d. 

20    1     1 

8  19    3 

11  12    6 

89    3    8 

15  3    4 

12  16    6 
5    6    6 

11  10  10 

10  6    2 

3  17    6 

18  13    6 

5  11     7 

5  4    5 

9  7- 
8    9  11 

6  19    5 
38-9 

12  10    8 

129    9    3 

6  5^ 

11  8    - 

7  4    9 

"             " 

17  19    2 

17    4    7 
40  16    8 

- 

16  6    3 

- 

6  14    3 

10    6    2 

15  14    6 

7  4  11 
7    6    6 
7     7    2 

16  4    1 

6  1    4 

13  2  10 
16  12    1 

"            " 

4  15  11 

14  13  10 

7  17    2 

15  14    6 
24  10    5 
24  15    2 

4  15    7 

22  13  10 

•             • 

£.    «.    d. 

- 

I         - 

- 

"         "    1 

£.   «.    d, 

- 

7  15    - 

£.    *.    d. 

8  17    1 

4  10    - 

9  8    3 

2    -    - 

5  3    9 
1     8    6 

* 

6  -    - 

65    -    - 

16  13    4 
49    -    - 

8  11    6 

14  10    - 

£.    #.    rf. 
14    -    - 

-  18    5 

3    9    - 
6-8 

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8    -    - 
5  18    - 

15- 

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20    1  10 

£.   «.   d. 
I         I 

£.    a.   d. 

28  10    2 
9    3    4 

8  17    1 

11  12    6 

9  6  11 
103    8    8 

17     4    2 

12  16    6 

6  7  10 

12  6    8 
9    8    3 

10  6    2 
3  17    6 

2  -    - 
19    9    5 

19  10    1 
9  16    9 

11  1     9 
9    7- 

10  8    6 

13  5    8 
38-9 
13     8  11 

3  10    - 
167  15    2 

7  14  10 

11  8    - 

13  2    9 
Id    -    6 

4  12    7 
2    8     1 

8  15  11 
72    4    4 
17  19    2 

17  4     7 
47  17  10 

5  17     6 
8    -    - 

16  6    3 
10  11     8 

6  14    3 

6  7     4 
1  16  10 

12  12     1 

18  6    2 

10  7     1 

7  6    6 

7  17     2 

17  6    6 

4  4     4 

14  10     - 

13  2  10 
16  12     1 
16  13     4 
59     7     - 

8  9    2 
8-10 

14  14    2 
18    8 
7  17    2 

11  19    6 

20  14    7 
30  19    - 
24  19    2 

5  10    5 
20    1  10 
22  13  10 
14  10    - 

£.  *.  4 

5  11   4 

28  15   6 

-  3   8 
-10   6 

1  11    4 

5  -  % 

2  6  10 

8    8  6 

-  15  - 

1  5  "e 
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1    9   9 

6  18   1 

11    8   4 
4    -   - 

8    -   5 

4    7   - 

14    6   3 
-17   5 

18  16   i 

4    9  10 

-  18   8 

1    9   4 

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Province  op  Caxte&bxjut— continued. 


DIOCESE    OF    NOBWICH. 


EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 
or 

Balance  doe 

Ordinary 

Extraordioary 

Interest  Paid 

Balance 

Repairs  of 

Outiay 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

in  Hand  at 

Mortgage  Debt 

Nc 

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Church 

of  the 

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on 

the  end 

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or 

Paid  off. 

Payments. 

BXPBNDITURJE. 

Chorchyard. 

Public  Worship. 

Improving. 

Bonded  Debt 

of  Tear. 

end  of  tiie  Year. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

16. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

£.    t.  d. 

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1  16    8 

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1    3    6 

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SUMS    RECEIVED    IN    RESPECT    OF   CHURCH    OR   CHAPEL    RATES    IN    EACH    PARISH    IN 


Province  op  Canterbury — Diocese  op  NoBwiCB—continned. 


P  il  R  I  s  H. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  prerioiu 

Yaar. 

1. 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 


Under  the 
Church 

BuUding 

Acts. 

d. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 


Endowments 

in     . 
Aid  of  Rates. 
5. 


Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 


Borrowed 

during 

the  Yeai. 

7. 


Total 
Rbcbipts. 

8. 


Billingford,  near  Scole    - 

Billingford,  near  Thetford 

Billockley      ... 

Bilney,  East  -       -       - 

BiUiey,  West  - 

Birehain,  Great 

Bircham  Newton    - 

Bfarcfaam  Tofts 

Bixley   .        .        -        - 

Blakeney        ... 

Blakenham,  Little  - 

Blakenham  Magna 

Blazhall 

BUcking 

Blofield- 

Blythburgh    .        .        - 

Blytbibrd 

Bodham  ... 

Booton  .... 

Botesdale       .        .        - 

Bonghton       ... 

Bou^e  Parish 

Boyton  .... 

Brecon  Ash    ... 

Bradenham,  Bast    - 

Bredenliamy  West  - 

Bradfleld 

Bradwell 

Braiesworth   -        •        . 

Bramfield       ... 

Bramford        ... 

Brampton,  in  Norfolk 

Brampton,  in  SnffoUc 

Brancaster 

Brandeston 

Brandon  Parva 

Brantham 

Braydestone 

Breckles 

Bredfield 

Bressingbam 

Brettenham 

Bricett,  Great 

Bridgham 

Brightwell 

Briningham 

Brinton  - 

Brisle}'  - 

BrUton  - 

Brockdish 

Brome    - 

Bromeswell 

Brooke  - 

Bruisyard 

Brundall 

Brandish 

Brunstead 

Buckenham 

Buckenliam,  New  . 

Buckenliam,  Old    - 

Bungay : 

Holy  Trinity 

St  Mary's  - 
Bunwell        .       -       . 
Bargate  ... 

Burgh    .        -        -        . 
Bnrgh-next-Aylsham,  or 

Burgh,  St.  Peter. 
Burgh,  St  Margaret's 
Burgh,  St  Peter    - 
Burgh  Castle  - 
Burgh,  South 
Burklesham   - 
Burlinffham : 

St  Andrew 

St.  Edmund 

St  Peter    - 
Buruham  Deepdale 
Bumham  Sutton  and  Ulph 
Burnham  Thorpe 
Burnham  Westgate 


2    9    2 


2  17  6 

3  18  9 
6  19  2 

-  16  - 

16    7  8 

2  17  2 

1  11  11 

6    7  4 

12  1 


1  1  6 
7  8  4 
1  19  3 
7  2- 
-  19    - 

9    6    5 

6    7  10 


2  16  6 

6    9  3 

6  8  1 

7  3  2 


34    4  4 

1  13  - 

3  13  6 
1-10 

-  19  1 

1  11  7 

9  13  - 

7  13  8 

7    4  10 

12  6 

1  14  - 

2  9  9 

-  6  2 

'-7  8 

12  10  6 


6    7  3 

-    8  1 

22    6  3 

2  14  5 


-  6    - 

-  16    7 
6  17    3 


4    2    6 

18-6 
11  6  6 
98  16    9 


£.   *.   d. 

4    -    - 

14    3    3 


£.#.«*. 


£.    #.   d. 


£.    #.   d. 


£.#.   d. 


£.   #.   d. 


8  16    6 
83    1    6 


3    7  11 
10-6 


5    4  10 


11  8  - 

12  7  2 
14    4  7 

9  14  9 

46    6  4 


19 


4  18 
6  18 
6  16 
17  10 
4  12 

11  17 
10    7 

6    8 

12  6 
9  4 
6  16 


6  18 


7  17    9 
62    2    9 


20  11     7 

16  -  - 
13  14  10 
11  17  10 

17  18    8 
7    6    7 


4    - 

11  16 
14  16  8 
6  6 
11  8  1 
21  6  7 
14  11    - 


8 


9    8  6 

6  18  9 

21  18  6 

6    6  6 


71  12    1 
61     4    3 


11  16    7 

18    2  11 

12  10    6 
16  10    8 


9    2  11 

16  8  10 
8  11  6 
6  11  8 
4  17    - 

27  10    4 


61  12    6 


16  12    6 


3    4 

30    6 

2    2 


11  1    6 

12  -    - 


3  11 


13    -  10 


17  12    2 


17  17    2 


9  10    - 
26    -    - 


18 

36    6    6 


16    6    9 
22  16    - 


3  -    - 

27  12    6 

4  12  11 


1    9 


-92 

1    6  10 


1  17    6 


£.    *.    d. 

4    -    - 

'16  12    6 


11  12  10 
36  16    3 

6  19 

3    7 


6 
10 
16 
11 
15 
14 
11 
46 
26 

4 


6  18 

6  18 

17  10 

4  12 

12  19 

17  16 

8  7 
26  6 
10    8 

6  15 

9  6 


17 

2 

4 

2 
8 
18  14 


7 
21 
62 

3 
S3 
28 
20 


19 
17 

7 
11 
46 

4 
13 
18 

7 
12 


4 
7 
8 
4 

4 

2 
9 

1 
8 
9 
9 

6 
8 
6 

9 

4 
9 

6 
10 

1 
10 

8 
7 

6 

4 


24  17 
16  2 
13  - 
46    2 

7 

16 
26 
11 

8 
21 

6 


2 

6 

2 

7 

7 

-  10 

2    4 

18    8 

14  10 

2    5 


2 
8 
18 
6 
7 

80  10 
89    6 


88  19  9 
91  le  10 

45  1  8 
61  4  8 
41  16    2 

11  16    7 

18    2  11 

12  16  6 
16    6  10 

6  17    3 
9    2  11 

16  14  10 
9    -    7 

11  19  6 
4  17    - 

46  10  10 
11    6    6 

163    6    9 


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Province  of  Canterbury — ^Diocese  op  Norwich — continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 


Btlftnce  dae 
on 

previous  Year. 
10. 


Ordinary 

Repairs  of 

Church 

or 

Chnrchyard. 

11. 


Maintenance 

of  the 

PablieWorshlp. 

12. 


Extraordinary 

Outlay 
for  Building 

or 
Improving. 

13. 


Interest  Paid 

on 
Bonded  Debt. 

14. 


Bonded  Debt 
P^d  off. 

15. 


Other 
Payments. 

16. 


Total 
Expenditure. 

17. 


Balance 

in  Hand  at 

the  end 

of  Year. 

18. 


Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Year. 

19. 


£•  «.    d 


2  13    - 


-  10  - 

3  10  10 

-  3  6 

4  18  9 

1  12  6 

-  12  3 

8  19  3 


-    3    3 

1  19    3 

1  12  11 
1  11     7 


16- 
1  10  6 
-    6  10 


4  17    8 
20  11    - 

6  7  3 
6  11  4 
6  14  10 

"-6    4 

1  1  10 
4  10    - 


411. 


£.    #.   d. 


12    6 
14    6 

-  6    4 

-  18    8 
3-4 

1  16    - 
27  13    9 

2  2- 

1  8  11 
19- 

25  14    1 

3  16    6 

-  4    - 

-  16    9 

4  7  10 

8  2    6 

'556 

2  1     - 

-  17    6 

3  19    8 

5  8    2 

-  12    - 

9  5- 

2  14    1 

12  13    6 
2    9    6 

13  8    - 

1  19  11 
8  16    6 

2  7    3 

-  15    9 

3  5    3 

2    -    - 

-  13    2 


1    8  10 

5  8  11 
21     8    7 

8    6    6 

6  12    2 


-  10  6 
4-10 
6    6    6 

-  9    6 
15  12    5 


1  1    3 

2  11    2 

13  18  2 

24    2  7 

20    6  7 

1  18  5 

-  16    8 

10  15    3 

2  7    3 

2  6    2 

3  12  10 

4  12    7 

5  4- 
15- 
7    18 

35  13    8 


-    4 

10    1 


£.    t.   d. 

2  12    - 

4  3- 

2  -    - 

3  13    6 

31  17  8 
3  9  10 
1    -    - 

1  17  - 
43- 
8  9  6 
6  15    6 

11    6  6 

6    2  3 

6  12  4 

17  19  - 

5  2  2 
3  16  6 
3    3  9 

3  10  9 
8  19    3 

4  12    1 

3  5- 

4  1     2 

2  2- 

6  12    - 

6  19  - 
2    6    6 

5  6    2 

7  18    9 

5  2- 

32  10    5 

2  11    6 

7  5- 

8  2  10 
10  4  4 
17  5    5 

6  1     6 

3  2  8 
6  2  1 
8  1  6 
3  8- 


5  8 

6  17 
2  13 

2  9 

3  9 
3  17 

3  16 
8    - 

4  3 

5  2 
17  19 

3  17 
3  13 


15 
2 
3 

8 


13  13    6 


35 
5 
3 
6 
2 


2  11  - 

4  9  2 

5  15  3 

3  16  - 
5    5  3 


2  16 
1  16 
1  13 
4  17 

3  15 

4  7 


8  17  10 


£.   9.   d. 


£.   «.   d. 


£.   «.   d. 


159    6    - 


£>    8.    d. 

4    -    - 

4    -    - 


-  16    - 


3  15  - 

1  13  - 
13  6 
13  9 
3  14  9 

2  10  6 


2  15  3 
2  16  10 
1  14  - 
10  13  11 
1  2  - 
17    6 


9  6 

2  6 

I  6 

5  - 


3  13    1 


1  18    3 
11  12    5 

4  13    - 

5  14    3 
8  11    5 

1-6 
4    7    8 

-  11    6 

-  17  10 

'2    -  11 

'2  17    6 
12    6 


-13    - 

20    4    1 

3    17 

2    8    4 

-  15    - 


2  2    4 

3  8    4 
7  17    8 

12  10  10 
14-2 

2  10    5 
1     2    6 

17    9    5 

3  10    - 


12  6 
4  1- 
1     8    - 


18- 
116 


16  6 
1  19  9 
1    9  10 


£.    «.   d. 


6 
8 
5 
5 
81 
7 
3 
6 
7 


12 

39  18  - 
13  18  10 
12  15  5 
10  10 

9  9 
50  5 
19  12 

6  15 

6  - 

7  18 
26    1 

4  12 


2 

10 

7 

2 
7 


8 


8  4 
5    1- 

15  16    8 
12    7    2 

5  13  10 

14  11     2 

9  18    - 
9  14    4 

58    9    3 

6  12    7 

25    6    - 

15  17 
27  12 
17    5 

9  9 
9  12 
8  4 
11  12 
4  5 
4    - 

8  2 
6  17 
6  19  lO 

9  1    2 
24  17    7 


3 
5 
3 

1 

1 

7 

lO 

7 

7 


12 

11 

28 

7 

5 

24 

10 

4 

19 

9 

3 


11  17 

44  13 


2 
1 

7 

3 

7 

10 

5 

6 
3 

7 

4 


26  9  - 
73  3  2 
28  5  5 
12  9  5 
23  11  11 
12    1    6 

20    1     1 

7  18  11 
12    2    5 

8  16  10 
10    4    2 


10  3 
8  13 
8  15 
4  17 
40  15 
6  1] 
179  14 


10 
3 
2 

8 
5 
9 


£.  #.  rf. 

8    9  5 

5  18  10 

4  17  7 


2    7    9 

2  8  11 

3  14    7 
1  17    6 

5  14    9 

-  18    - 


3  19  3 

9  11  1 

3    6  9 

10    8  4 

1    1  10 


11  e  - 

3  13    6 

7  14    6 
12    5  10 


9  11 
8    6 


41  18    6 

5    6    5 

11  12    7 

-    6    8 

3    1- 


3  18 

1  19 

16  18 

-  9 
11    1 

1  13  10 

-  18    8 
3  10    6 

2  11    2 


18  12  10 


7  10  9 
18  15  8 
16  15  10 
38  14  10 
18    4    3 


4  16    6 
4    4    5 


6  11 
-  7 
3    4 


4  15    3 
4  15    1 


£•    t.    d. 


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SUMS    RECEIVED    IN    RESPECT   OF  CHURCH    OR    CHAPEL    RATES    IN    EACH    PARISH    HT 


Province  of  Canterbury — Diocese  of  'Sou'wiOb— continued. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS 


Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

I. 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 
Law. 


Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 


Under 

other 

Stotutes. 

4. 


Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 


PentlUesy 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 


Borrowed 

during 

the  Yesr. 

7. 


Total 
Rbcsipts. 

8. 


fiaJioos 
Orenpeotl 
tttheeodl 

«ricv. 


Burstall 
Buxball  - 
Buxton  - 
Bylangh 


Caddenham    «  .  - 

Caistor,  St.  Edmund's  - 

Culthorpe       -  •  - 
Campsey  Ash 

Cantley  -        -  -  - 

Capel,  St.  Maiy  - 

Carbroolce       -  -  - 
Carleton,  East 
Carleton  Rode 

Carlton  -        *  -  - 
Carlton  Colvile 
Carlton,  St.  Peter's 

Castle  Rising  -  -  - 

Caston    -        *  -  - 

Catfield  -        *  -  - 

Catton    -        -  -  - 

Chawfield       -  -  - 

Chattisbam     •  •  . 

Chedgrave      -  -  - 
Chelmondistod 

Chilfesford      .  -  - 

Claxton          .  .  - 

Claydon          .  -  - 
Clenchwarton 

Cley-next-the-Sea  - 

Clippesby        -  -  - 

Cocbley  Cley  .  -  - 

Cocktborpe     -  •  - 

Colby     -        -  -  - 

Colkirk  -        .  -  - 

Colriey  -        -  -  - 
Coltishall 

Combs    -        -  -  - 

Congham        -  -  - 
Copdock 

Corpasty         .  -  - 

Cossey   -        -  -  - 

Costen    -        -  -  - 

Cotton    -        -  -  - 
Cove,  North-cum-WilUng- 

lidm. 

Cove,  South    -  -  - 

Crartsford        .  -  - 

Cranworth      -  -  - 
Creake,  North 
Cressingham,  'Great 
Greeting : 

St.  Mary    -  .  - 

St.  Peter    -  -  - 

Cretingham     -  -  - 
Crimplesham 

Cringleford     -  -  - 

Cromer  -        -  -  • 

Crostwick       -  -  - 

Cpostwight     -  -  - 

Crowfield        -  -  - 

Crownthorpe  -  -  - 

Ci-oxtou  (by  Thetford)  - 
Croxton  (by  Fakenham)  - 


Dallingho 
Darmsden 
Darsham 
Debach  - 
Debenham 
Denham 
Dennington     • 
Denton  - 
Denver  - 
Dereham,  East 
Dereham,  West 
Dersiogham    - 
Dtdliogton 
Dropham 
Dilham  - 
DitchtDgham  - 


3    6- 
1  10  10 


-  14    3 


9    6 


£.  #.  d, 

14  12  2 

13    9  - 

8  14  - 

12    7  3 


£.    «.   d. 


21     2    8 
6    9- 


12    8 
12    8 


6  16    9 


1 
19 

3 
11 
10 

1 


6 

7 
10 


21    6    8 

9  18    6 

18    6  10 

10    6    3 

20    2    9 


2  - 

10  8 

12  9 

2  1 


14  3 
1  3 

12  6 

15  6 


3  17  9 
22  7  4 
16  11    9 


5    4- 

8  13    3 

2t  18    5 

8    8    5 


1  11  10 


20-8 
9  13^    I 


39 
10 

1 

16 

I 


8  5 
18  9 

5  4 

10  9 

11  5 
10  9 

9  1 
-  3 

6  11 


7  3- 
71  7  4 
23  5  5 
15  13  8 
22    3    7 

4  8  1 
44  17  10 

2  13    7 


6  13  7 

-    2  3 

3    3  4 

3    3  5 


18  5  7 
23  18  10 
5  9  2 
27  16  1 
17  14    - 


1    9    t 


2    9  10 

19  3  3 
2  6  1 
-  2  5 
1  19  2 
1  14  1 
9  15  11 


10  12     I 

13    -  10 

26  14    5 

8-8 


6    6 
3  17 


2 


6  11     1 
12    7 


25  11    6 
I    -    1 


69 

18  11    3 


3  14 

269  11 

35  14 


7  19    9 


4  17    5 


9lt    B 


£.    #;  d. 


£.    s.   d. 


15 


5    2    6 
15    -    - 


38    5    - 
22  15  "6 


8  15 


4  13    4 
n    -    - 


6  10    - 


15 


20    3    2 


5  17    4 


15 


6    5    - 
5  10    - 


38    0    2 


14    2-- 

40    -    - 
167     1-8 


6 
-8 


£.    i.    d. 


£.    «.   J. 


2^   -    - 


12    - 


8-19    1 


-    4 

4  14 

63    - 


7    9    4 


4  19    1 
-  15    - 


81     4    - 


£.     M.    d. 

17  18    2 
14  19  10 

9    9- 

18  1    6 


21  2 
6  18 
6     2 

96    6 
18  11 

22  19 
41     6 

10  9 
29  11 

20  2 
23'   5 

6  17 
41  17 
16  11 

8    2 

11  10 
10  12 

6    6 
8  13 

21  18 

12  2 
18  16 

2  12 

27  15 

8  19 


11     4  11 


4  13 

-  8 
56  18 
10    5 

8  13 
71  7 
46  6 
16  4 
23  n 

4     8- 


4 
5 
9 
4 

9 
4 
10 
5 
8 
4 


44  17  10 
»    -    6 


6  18  7 

T8    5  7 

24    5  I 

10    3  4 

93  19  5 

32  14  - 

10    6  6 


20    3    2 

13    1  11 

13    -  10 

45  17    8 

TO    6    9 

6  19    9 

8    5    4 

5  11     1 


9  16  11 


15    -   - 

0  11    1 

8  11  II 

6    5- 

90    1    6 

19  11    4 

43    6    3 

17  16    6 

299  11     1 

208  10    8 


7  19    9 


14  12    8 

4  17    5 

84    4    - 


£.  I.  A 


-11    4 

23"- 
9    1    1 


-    3  . 


1  14 
1    8   0 


4  4 

6  15   2 

5  410 

S    4   7 

4    8 

•21  14   6 

11  6   7 

-    8 

12  1    - 

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PARISH. 

RECEIPTS. 

Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Bates. 

5. 

Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

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during 

the  Year. 

7. 

Total 
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8. 

flalaooe 

No. 

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226 
227 
228 
229 
230 

231 
232 
233 
234 
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239 
240 

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246 
247 
248 
249 
250 

251 
252 
253 
254 
255 
256 
257 
258 
259 
260 
261 
262 
263 
264 
265 
266 
267 
268 
269 
270 
271 
272 
273 
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276 
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Downham  Market  • 
Drayton         .       -       • 
Dunbam,  Great 
Duoham,  Little 
DoDton  .... 

Earlham         -        .        - 
Harsham         .        -        - 
Easton,  Norwich    . 
EastOD,  Wickham  Market 
Ed^eiield 

Edingthorpe  ... 
Ellingfaam      .        .        - 
ElUngham,  Little    - 
Ellouch.        ... 
Elmham,  North      - 
Elmham,  South : 

All    Sainta    with    St 
Nichohia. 

StCrosi     - 

St.  James   ... 

St.  Margaret's     - 

St.  Michael 

St  Peter's .       -        - 
Elsing    .... 

Erwarton       ... 
Eye        .        .        -        - 

Fakenham      .       -       - 
Faroham         ... 
Fasburgh        ... 
Felbrl«g         ... 
Felixstowe      ... 
Fclmlogham  ... 
Felthorpe       ... 
FeltweU          ... 
Field  Dalling.        -        - 
Filley     .        .        .        - 
Finborough,  Great  - 
Finborough  Parva  - 
Fiocbam         ... 
Finnfaigham   ... 
Fishley  -        •        - 
Flitcham        ... 
FlUton  .... 
Flordon-       .       -        - 
Flowton.       .       .       - 
Fordham        ... 
Fonldon         ... 
Foulsham 

Foxley  -       .       .       - 
Framiogham,  Earl  - 
Frarolngham  Pigot 
Framlingham  ... 
Framsden       ... 
Fransham,  Great    • 
Fransham,  Uttle     - 
Freethorpe     -        -        . 
Fresshigfield  ... 
Freston.        ... 
Frittenham     ... 
Fritton,  St  Edmond 
Frostenden     ... 
Fundenhall     -       .       . 
FnstoR  -       .       .       . 

Garveston      .       -       - 
Gateley.       .       -       - 
Gayton  .       .       •       - 

Gaywood        ... 
Geldeston      -       -       - 
GiUingham,  AU  Saints  and 

Gimingham    .        «       . 
Gisleham       ... 
GUlhigham    ... 
Gissing  -       .        -       - 
Glenbam,  Great     - 
Glenhami  Little     -       - 

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6  12    9 

6    1    4 

13  13    9 

71  16    9 

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16    7 

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38    9    3 

7  4    5 
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EXPENDITURE. 


Balance  dne 

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previous  Year. 
10. 


Ordinary 

Repairs  of 

C3iurch 

or 

Churchyard. 

11. 


£.    ».    d. 


26  18  10 
6  13 
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1  15  10 


2  8    4 
8  14    8 

8    3    5 

3  14  10 
1  19    6 


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2  6    9 

5  4    2 

-  19  10 

16- 
24  19    8 

-  10    - 

4  14    6 

-  2  3 
4  16  6 
2  14  6 
6-6 

2  11    5 

94  15  4 

12    9  - 

-  14  6 
39  15  9 

1  4  11 
4    3    9 

4    4    5 

3  3  11 
7  15  5 
14- 
1  14    8 

4  -    - 

15- 
4  12    - 

6  10    - 

1  -    4 

2  12  11 
16    9 

3  11     2 
15  16    7 

-  15    6 


31  16    - 
9  16  11 

2  11    1 

-  15    - 

3  7  11 

3  14  10 

-  4    - 

4  1     1 
9    1- 

-  19    9 

8    3    6 
2    6- 

-  6    - 
11    7  10 

13  17    7 

34  18  10 

-  19    6 
4    9    8 

-  15    - 


Maiotenance 

efthe 

Public  Worship. 

12. 


Extraordinary 

Outlay 
for  Building 

or 
Improving. 

13. 


6 


£.    #.  d. 

17  18  10 

33  16    4 

3  12    - 

6  11     3 

7  3 
3    2- 

7    8- 

5    -  - 

5    6  6 

7  18  6 

7  6  1 
2  12  - 

8  9  2 
13  5 

80  13    7 

2  15    - 


6 


8 


1  18 
8    - 

3  1 

2  16  - 
2  9- 
5    9    6 

4  6- 
8     12 

34  13    6 


2  16    - 

3  9- 
2    18 

7  12  11 

2  17 

3  15 
26    7 

2  13 
6    4 

3  18 
3    2 

18    - 

8  12 
-  5 
5    6 

10  7 
3  10 
3  10    - 

5  14  10 
13  18    - 

6  -    - 
3    8- 

2  14    - 

3  8- 


8 
6 
9 


10 
3 


14    5  - 

3  10  - 

3  14  - 

6  12  - 

9    8  6 

6    9  7 

13    9  4 

3    8  1 

8  16  1 


6    2- 

4    -    - 


8  2  10 
2  15     - 

26  10  9 
6  14    - 

11    2    6 


3    5 

3    8 


6 


12. 
2 
6 

4 


-  5 

6  - 

6  - 

7  3 


£.    s.    d. 


395    9  11 


122  18    - 


28  18    7 


48-6 


22    3 


Interest  Paid 

on 
Bonded  Debt. 

14. 


Bonded  Debt* 
Paid  off. 

15. 


£.    9.    d. 
Ill 


4  18    4 


£.    $.    d. 

30    -    - 


Other 
Payments. 

16. 


T3 


£.  #.   d. 

7  6    6 

8  8    4 
1  6  10 


3    6- 
6  11    9 

5  16    - 


7    4 


-    3    - 

82  2  1 
12  6 
3  11     1 

12    -  10 

5    7    8 


3    9- 

2    6    7 

42  13    2 

-  17  - 
2  12  8 
1  16    - 

-  10    - 

-  12    4 
16-2 


1  12    - 
16    6 


2  3- 

-  1    8 
15    6  II 

15    6 

-  n    6 

3  3  10 


4    8  6 

3    -  - 

2    3  6 

12  18  - 


17    - 
12    - 


-  14    - 

1  18    6 

2  16    7 


-  16  - 
16  6 
2  7- 
2  9  6 
5    1     8 


14- 
5    9    1 

1  18    6 
-12    - 


16  6 
13-8 

15  6 
60  15    9 


1  19  11 


13- 

U     8  11 

-  18    6 


Total 
expenditurb. 

17. 


£.    «.   d. 

30    8  8 

110  16  3 

12    2  3 

14    8  1 

12  18  4 

16  16  - 

34    5    8 

10  6    - 
6    8    6 

20  10  10 

8-7 

3    6    6 

102  18    9 

11  14     1 
6  17  10 

448    6  10 

9    2    6 


6  13  - 
38  7  8 
46    4  8 

8    7  6 

8  18  9 

12    1  - 

7  10  6 
16  13  6 
53    5  1 


217  13    4 

18  10    1 

8  18  11 

41  17  11 

21     4    8 

7  14    - 

3  17 
44  18 

7  6 
14  11 

8  6 

4  17 


20  12    2 

16  14    - 

12  1    6 
29  16  10 

4  10    7 
7  10 
7  12 

17  9 
20  16 

4  17 
4  12 

6  3 
31  16    - 
26    9  10 

7  7    7 

6  5 
10    7 

17  18 
10    4 

13  9 
4  16 

18  6 
9    1- 
9-3 

7  10    4 

8  3  6 
42  15  10 

6  7  6 
87  11  11 

8  6  6 
73    6    1 

17    3  1 

6  11  4 

46  19  3 

4    8  6 

44    7  7 

6    -  9 


10 

10 

I 

5 

4 
1 
3 


Balance 

in  Hand  at 

the  end 

of  Year. 

18. 


£.  t.   d. 

2    8    2 


10    6    9 
9    12 


13  15    - 
7  17    2 

1  14    6 
8-9 

2  15  10 
27    7    6 

3  19    3 
3  18    - 


5    3    6 

-  10    2 

28  18    1 


6  11  9 

17  8 

85    -  - 

8  12  8 


8    6    8 

23  12    6 

14    7 

2  15    - 
22-8 

10  16    1 

11  2  3 
7  5  4 
1  13    9 

3  1- 


11    9  4 

16  6  2 
14  9 

-  5  7 

17  7    2 

3  6    3 

10  3    5 

2  12  7 
1  16    9 

4  13 
4-1 
8    1- 

-  2    3 

3  10  10 

4  13    1 

11  2  11 
6    5    6 


95    4    6 
11  12    9 

4    -    - 

-  16  11 

10  10    6 
25    4    4 


8  10    3 

4  11    2 

16    2    3 

0 


Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Year. 

19. 


£•    «•    d. 


284-1 


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RECEIPTS. 

No. 

Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

ia 

AM  of  Rales. 

.6. 

Benalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Tljui.nl  lya 

6. 

•daring 

the  Tear. 

7. 

Receipts. 
8. 

Bilnoe 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Chnrch 

BuUding 

Acts. 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

Ofenpent 
tttkeod 
<ftar. 

801 
302 
803 
804 
8O0 
306 
807 
808 
809 

310 
311 
312 
313 
814 
316 
316 
317 
318 
319 

320 
321 
322 
323 
324 
325 
326 
327 
32^ 
329 
380 
331 
332 
333 
334 
336 
)30 
337 
388 
)39 

m 

341 
M2 
>44 

m 

H6 
147 
)48 
149 
)60 
U>1 
»62 
)63 
^4 
)66 
)66 
367 
368 
369 
360 
961 
962 
863 
964 
366 
966 
367 
968 
369 

370 
371 
372 
373 
574 
876 
376 
377 

Qoodentone    -       .       . 
Gosbeck         .        .        - 
Gre^ham        -        -        - 
Gressenhall    -        -        . 
Grirton  -        -        -        . 
Grundlsburgh 
Guist      -        .        .        - 
Gunthorpe      .        -        - 
Gunton  -       -       -        - 

Hacbeaton 

Hackford-next.Beepham  . 
HaddUcoe      .        -       - 
Hainford         -       ^ 
Hales    -        .        .        -; 
Hales,  North-        -     .  -; 
Halvepffate     -.        -        - 
Haughley       -       -       -i 
Hanworth 
Happisburgh,  or  Hasbo- 

pojigh. 
Hapton  -       «       -        - 
Hardingbam  .        -       -1 
Hardley          -        -        -! 
Hardwick       - 
Harffham       -       •       . 
Harkstead      -        -        - 
Harleston 

Harling,  East         -        -i 
Harling,  West 
Haskejton 
Hasaingbam    - 
Hautbois  Magna    - 
Heacbam        -       -       .- 
HeckiQgbnm  - 
Helbonghton  - 
Hellington      ... 
Helmingham  - 
Hemblington  . 
Hemingstone  - 
Hemloy-       -       -        - 
Hempstead     -  .     -       -i 
Hempstead  -  cnm  -  Ecclefi, 

near  North  Walsham.    , 
Henham         -       -        .! 
Henley  ..-..- 
Henstead        -        •        .> 
Herringfleet   .        -        - 
Hetbel  .... 
Heveringland 
Heveningham 
Hevingbam    -       -        . 
Hickling         ... 
Higham-       .       .       - 
Hilborough     -        -        - 
Hilgay  ..... 

Iron  Church 

St  Marks  .       - 
Hillington      .       -        . 
Hindolveston  .... 
Hindringham  -       *-        •• 
Hingham        .... 
Hintlesham    -        .        - 
Hockering      -       ^       .. 
Hockham      ..        -        - 
Hockwold      -        .        - 
Hoe       -       -        -        - 
Holbnwk        ... 
Holkham 

Holme   -       -  ,     - 
Hotme  Hale  .        .       - 
Holt      ..... 
Holton: 

SLMary    - 

St.  Peter    - 
Hoinerefleld  •- 
Honing  .        .        -        - 
Honingham  '  •       •       ■ 
Hoo       -       - 
Hopton  .        -        -        - 
HoMdng         -       -        - 

£.   «.    d 

6 

2  16    - 

3-7 

17  13    0 

2  9- 
15  19    9 
11     3  10 

1  12    9 

3  6    8 

2  13    2 

-  16    8 
6  13    7 

336    7    2 

-18    1 
418    7 

6    6- 

6    fl    7 
1  18  10 

1  S  11 

8  18    2 

1-3 

2  11     7 
4    7,11 

3  16    7 

3  6    9 

1  2  10 

-  18  11 

-  12    8 

2  19    8 
6  14    7 

6    6    1 

.12    6    6 

4  3    8 
11     9    7 

8  13    6 

69  12  10 

-  6    7 
6    6    4 

11     6    2 
11  16    3 

3  8    8 
2-6 

11     8    6 

4  16    9 
8    1    8 

-  7    - 
2  17    6 

£.    *.    d. 

40  12    4 
14    3    8 
20    9    6 

7  14  11 
24-6 

27  14    - 

20  1     3 

16    6    1 
10    9    3 

3  13    9 
36  13  11 
34  19    7 

7    8- 

16  12  10 

4  4- 

3  19    8 
26    6    6 

6  2    8 

4  12    2  . 

7  2    4 

21  7  11 
6  19    - 

10    2    1 

10  16    9 
4    2    9 

11  14    - 
6    7    2 

12  11  10 
6    6    1 

8  13  11 

6  17    - 

11  3    6 

18    2    4 

12  2    7 

17  11    8 

10  11    • 

16  12  10 

9  18    3 

44  10    - 

17  14    3 

29    2    6 
24    3    7 

40    7    4 

7  11    7 
16  11    4 

6    4- 

12    7  10 
9  16    3 

£.    #.   d 

m                    m 
m                   m 

!9J6    - 

£.   f.   d. 
19    4  '9 

£.     #.    d 

-2  10-- 

k    3    - 
.-  10  .  - 

~          „  . 

11  -,- 

27  16  11 
18    -    - 

^  17    6 
9  10    - 

2-1 

186  17    8 

7  16    7 

16  14  10 

4  10    - 

12  -    - 
27  16    - 

63  10    - 

16  10    - 

3    -    - 
46 

88  19-  2 

22    -    - 

13  16    - 

8  IS    - 
1    •    - 

-    2    - 
8  17    7 

2^  17    6 

2    -    - 

-  3  "r 

-  12  10 

IW    -    6 

64    6  '- 

.         . 

I 

£.    #.   d 

i.   «.   d 
40  12  10 
16  18    8 

28  10    1 
20    8    9 
10    8  11 
78  16    9 
U  18  10 

26  13    3 

31     1     8 

22  14    6 
8  17    7 

16    6     1 

10  0    3 
4  10    6 

42     7    6 
34  19    7 

19  4    9 
698    4    8 

8    6    1 

20  11     6 

11  -    - 

10  ©    - 
8  19    8 

30    9    1 

8  1     6 

27  15  11 
4  12    2 

18 

J    2  11 
7    2    4 

30    6    1 

6  19    - 
8-3 

12  Id   8 

15  3    8 

7  18    4 
16-9 

6  10    - 

13  10    9 
6  18    4 

11  13    2 

12  11     7 
4  17    6 

11    3    6 

9  16    - 

6  6    1 
9  13    - 

18  16    2 
24    9    1 

23  15    4 
197    7    3 

7  16    7 

16  14  10 
10  11    - 

20  2  10 

21  18    3 
86    8    6 
44  10    - 
63  10    - 
20-6 

17  14    3 
130    7  10 

29  2    6 

24  10    2 

8  6    4 
66  .6    2 
62    2    7    . 

:7  11    7 

20    -    - 
v7    4    6 
60    7    8 
17    8    7 
17  17  11    . 
»    7    - 
»  12    6   . 

£.  i.l 
4  15  10 

•       • 
.       • 

-  18  b 

3  9   8 

8  -  8 

11    9  8 

9  15  U 

.       • 

26  16  - 

-  • 
-•7   7 

1  i;8 

•    • 
3  d  4 

56    7    - 

4  10  10 

2  13   8 

7    2;8 

4  19- 

11    6'4 

.    6  10 

2    4*8 

m                    • 

6    9   2 

-  6   6 

-  6   - 

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>4: 


PROVINCE 

OF  Canterbury — ^Diocese  of  Norwich — continued. 

EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

Balance  due 

Ordinary 
Repairs  of 

Extraordlnvy 
Outby 

iBtBimtPaid 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

TOTAL 

Balance 
in  Hand  at 

No. 

00 

Church 

of  the 

for  Buflding 

on 

the  end 

at  the 

or 

oe 

Paidofi: 

Payments. 

Expenditure. 

end  of  the  Year. 

prarfcmt  Tear. 

Churchyard. 

PuUlc  Worah^. 

Im|m>TJ>9. 

Bonded  Debt 

of  Year. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

131 

14L 

16. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

£..  *-    d. 

£.   *.  d. 

£.    9.    d. 

£.  Ji    A 

£.    «. 

rf.. 

£.  <.  ^ 

£.  s.   d. 

£.  «.    d. 

£.  t.   d. 

£.     t,  d. 

« 

35    -    - 

3-6 

.• 

. 

^ 

. 

7    8    2 

45    8    8 





301 

. 

1  16    8 

4    3    -  • 

•            ^ 

- 

. 

. 

.652 

11    4  10 

6  13  10 

— 

302 

. 

4  10    6 

4  16  10 

• 

• 

. 

12  10    - 

.16    4 

23    2    7 

-    7    6 

3  10    - 

303 

• 

7  18    4 

6  18    - 

^ 

- 

.. 

f            - 

1  13    6 

16  19  10 

4    3  11 

— 

304 

• 

3  16    2 

3  U    6 

^ 

-  . 

• 

... 

.     -  14    - 

8    1     8 

2    2    3 

— 

805 

. 

10    7    6 

10    -    - 

23  10    - 

. 

• 

- 

30  16    8 

74  14    2 

— 

.. 

806 

• 

3    7- 

8-10 

_             . 

• 

• 

_    - 

-     1    -    - 

7     7  10 

4    6- 



307 

. 

25  10    9 

3    7    2 

-  - 

-  .. 

- 

• 

1  >    - 

30    2  11 

-~ 

— 

308 

2  19    9 

- 

6-6 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

8-3 

— 

— 

309 

•    • 

5  17    - 

8    16 

24  17  U 

• 

^ 

•         __  . 

3    7    6 

42    3  U 

_ 

_^ 

310 

to         ••  « 

2    6    8 

-     8    4    6 

7-10    - 

- 

• 

- 

2  13    - 

20  14    2 

2-8 

.» 

311 

7  17    - 

2    2    3 

7  12    3 

- 

. 

• 

. 

12- 

18  13    6 

— 



312 

-  16  11 

2    2    1 

3  16    6 

« 

• 

. 

m 

- 

6  15    6 

9    9    7 

... 

313 

2    7    7 

-  19    5 

2  16    6 

. 

,   • 

.- 

• 

2    3- 

ft    6    6^ 

i    3*^9 

— 

314 

• 

- 

-     3  11     3 

m                         m 

-  . 

.- 

w 

-  15    6 

4    6    9 

-    3    8 

.. 

316 

. 

- 

6    6- 

12    6    - 

. 

. 

. 

18    5    8 

35  16    8 

6  10  10 

— 

316 

am  11 

9  19    6 

-  13    4  10 

...         ^ 

• 

m 

3-9 

28  17    - 

6    2    7 

... 

317 

12-1 

5  19    3 

3  16    - 

•                         r» 

•  . 

. 

. 

7    9    6 

18    6  10 

-  17  11 

— 

318 

- 

25  19    6 

10  12    8 

661  12    6 

- 

^                     . 

25  15    - 

623  19    8 

— 

— 

319 

^        . 

8    I    3 

.     3    -    - 

•  -         ^ 

• 

»                     « 

1  16  10 

7  18    1 

-    8    - 

,_ 

320 

-  - 

3  17    6 

5  11    6 

- 

• 

••                    . 

1  12    - 

11    I    - 

9  10    5 

— 

321 

2  17    4 

8    2    8 

6    8- 

-.  -           ^ 

.   • 

• 

^                     . 

- 

11    7    7 

—  ' 

.. 

322 

. 

4  18    9 

2  17    2 

. 

. 

m                ^       m 

-  17    2 

8  13    1 

1  16  n 

m^ 

323 

• 

-    9    4 

.     4    -    - 

^ 

-  ..    , 

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m                     " 

-  12    - 

6    14 

—  ~ 

— . 

324 

• 

9  12    6 

18    3    3 

- 

« 

- 

„     - 

.  • 

22  15    9 

7  13  '  4 

... 

325 

.    • 

• 

-     6    8  10  - 

- 

- 

<m 

4r                   • 

.   - 

6    8  10 

1  12    8 

-.- 

326 

. 

4  18    - 

19  18    7 

"            * 

■ 

• 

- 

3    4    4 

27  16  11 

— 



327 

- 

. 

.     5  -    - 

» 

• 

.     2  15    6 

7  15    6 

— 

— . 

32S 

«.         ... 

. 

6    3- 

60    4    - 

• 

. 

.,     - 

• 

74    7    -" 

— . 

— 

329 

*             • 

. 

5  13    9 

-   . 

• 

m 

• 

- 

6  13    9 

— 

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330 

1.19    4 

. 

3  16    -- 

•  . 

- 

m 

-     - 

1    6  10 

6  19    2 

-    3    2 

... 

331 

- 

3    3    2 

9  14    3 

-  - 

^ 

»                   • 

2    6    6 

15    3  11 

15    2    2 

— . 

332 

I  a  - 

1    5    - 

•     2  10    - 

^ 

. 

• 

.     -  10    - 

5  13    - 

1     6    - 

... 

333 

» 

- 

4  16    6 

_ 

• 

. 

-  16    - 

5  12    6 

— 

.. 

834 

• 

3-10 

2  16    - 

^ 

. 

• 

^     • 

3    5,2 

9    1    - 

3  12    8 

_ 

335 

• 

2-2 

6  12    - 

•           ^ 

- 

.- 

. 

1  19    6 

9  11     8 

6  12    - 

— . 

330 

« 

1    6    2 

2  14    - 

• 

. 

• 

. 

I      1    9    4 

6    9    6 

2    8  10 

_ 

337 

• 

1  10    3 

6  11     6 

^ 

• 

. 

»             .     • 

.      5  10    3 

12  12    - 

2    8    9 

— . 

338 

•. 

1    4  10 

-     2  16    6- 

•  . 

• 

.- 

• 

16- 

6    7    4 

12    8 

.. 

339 

. 

1  10    8 

2  10  10 

- 

- 

• 

. 

-  i5    6 

4  17    - 

8  13    I) 

.-. 

340 

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SUMS   RECEIVED   IN   RESPECT   OF   CHt7RCH   OB   CHAPEL   RATES   IN   EACH    PARISH   IN 


Province  op  Canterburt — Diocese  op  Norwich — continued. 


PARISH. 

RECEIPTS. 

Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 

Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

Borrowed 

during 

the  Tear. 

7. 

Total 

Recbipts. 

8. 

fiiltoee 
OToipeot 
It  die  end 

rfYeir. 

i 

No. 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

378 
879 
880 
381 
382 

883 

884 

885 
386 
887 

888 
889 
390 

391 
392 

393 
394 
395 
396 
897 
398 
399 
400 

401 
402 
403 
404 
405 
406 
407 
408 
409 
410 
411 
412 

413 
414 
415 
416 
417 
418 
419 
420 
421 
422 
423 
424 
425 
420 
427 

428 
420 

430 
431 
432 
483 
434 
435 
436 
437 
488 
439 
440 
441 
442 
443 
444 
445 
446 
447 
448 
449 

Homiugtoft    -       -        - 
Horsey  -        -        -        - 
Horsford         -        -        - 
Horstead        -        -        - 
Houghton  -  in  -  the  -  Hole, 

St.  GUes. 
Houghton-next-Harpley  - 
Houghton-on-the-HiU      - 
Hoveton  : 

St.  John      -        -        - 

St.  Peter    - 
Howe,  with  Little  Poriog- 

land. 
Hoxne    -        -       -        - 
Hunstanton    -        -        - 
Hunworth      -        -        - 

Igburgh          -        -        - 
Iken      .... 
Ilketohall : 

St  Andrew's 

St.  John     ... 

St.  Lawrence 

St.  Margaret's    - 
Ingham  -        -       -        - 
Ingoldisthorpe 
Ingworth        -        •        - 
Intwood          ... 
Ipswich : 

St.  Helen    ... 

St.  Lawrence 

St.  Margaret 

St.  Mary  Elms    • 

St  Mary  Stoke  . 

St  Mary  Tower  - 

St  Matthew 

St.  Nicholas 

St  Peter's  - 
Irstead  .... 
Islington         .        •        • 
Itteringham    ... 

Kelllng  .... 
Kelsale  .... 
Kempstone     .        -        - 
Kenninghall    -        -        - 
Kesgrave        -        -        - 
Kessingland    •        -        . 
Ketteringham 
Kettleburgh   .        -        - 
Kimberley      ... 
Kirby-Bedon  -        .        . 
Kirby  Cane     .        -       - 
Kirstead         .        -        - 
Kirton  -        -        -        - 
Kuettishall     -        -        . 
Knoddishall-cum-Buxlow 

Lakenham      .        .        - 
Lammas-with  -  Hautboys, 

Little. 
Langford        -        -        - 

Langley-        ... 
Larling  -        -        -        • 
Laxfield          ... 
Leiston-cum-Sizewell      - 
Lessingham    -        .        • 
Letheringham 
Letheringsett 
Letton    -        -        .        . 
Levington      ... 
Lexham,  East 
Leziate  .        -        -        - 
Limpenhoe     .        •       • 
Lingwood       -        -        - 
Linstead  Magna     - 
Linstead  Parva       -        • 
Litcbam          -        -        • 
Loddon  -        •        -        - 
Longham        .        -       . 

£,    i.   d. 
-11    5 

15  15  10 

1  14  11 

8  17    - 

-  1  10 

7  16    7 

-  16  11 

1  1     2 

2  6    9 

30    2    3 
2    2    4 
19    3 

20  15    - 

10  13  10 

1  11    2 

2  6    1 

3  1     6 

-  14    4 

4  4    5 
-19  10 

1  1     4 

4  16    8 

15    7 
6    5    4 
12    8 

11  16    9 

-  2    9 

5-3 
3    1    2 

2  15  10 

3  7    7 

-  9    5 

8  4    6 

-  7    6 

3  2  n 

5  8    5 

5    6    1 

1  8  11 

14  11  10 

2  10    4 
5  16    3 

'4  12    6 

-  15    6 

'5  19    8 

-  8    - 
10  19    3 

4  4- 

'-18    8 

£.  #.  d. 

6  19  10 

6-6 

26  13    8 

19  12    7 

6    8    2 

6  7    5 

7  11    2 

42  13    5 
5    1  10 

13    6    1 

5  11    3 
11    9    7 

19  12    6 

"4  11  11 
13    4    6 

76    5    8 

79    5    7 

147    4    9 

40    4    - 

90    6  10 

167    3    5 

196  11    5 

31  10    5 
3  10  10 
9  15    4 

5  18    3 

8  19 

6  2    6 

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15  11  10 

6  15    7 

15  7    4 
11     1    8 

16  5    7 

35  11    4 

18  19    8 

84    2    1 
3  10    2 
9-6 

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10    3    4 

6  11    9 

17  10  10 
10  11    9 

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53  16  '3 
74    -  10 

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3    9    8 

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3    -    - 

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27    -    - 

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24    5    6 

15  -    - 

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87    5    5 

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9    5    9 

5 

1  10    - 

2  12    6 

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2    -    - 
25  15    6 

4  12    6 

16    4  '5 

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£.     t.  d. 

7  11    3 
6-6 

42    9    6 
19  12    7 

1  14  11 

8  17    - 

6  10    - 

14  4    - 

8  8    1 

18  10    - 
105  18    8 

6  3- 

2  6    9 
13    6    1 

57  15    1 

7  13    7 

12  18  10 

58  15    - 

19  12    6 

10  13  10 

6  8    1 

15  10    7 

77  15    8 

138  15  10 

156    5    1 

40    4    - 

00    6  10 

167     3    5 

198  11    5 

99  16    4 

35  14  10 

4  10    8 

13  16    8 
4  16    8 

7  3  10 

14  7     1 

7  5    2 
38  16    9 

9  10    - 

14  19  10 

20  12    1 

3  1     2 
9  11     5 

3  7    7 

15  16    9 

11  1     8 

16  5    7 

4  12    6 

8  4    6 

85  18  10 
16-9 

5  3    5 

18  19    8 
8    6    1 
1    8  11 

40  10    1 

48  13  11 

6-6 

14  16    9 

5  15    3 

15  -    - 

4  12    6 

6  5- 

10  3    4 

5  19    8 

6  19    9 

19  19    3 

21  14  10 
87    5    5 

11  10    5 

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1  12  10 
3   7  11 

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2  10  9 

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M9 


Province  op  Cantbrburt — Diocese  op  Koielwick— continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 


Ordinary 

Repairs  of 

Church 

or 

Churchyard. 

11. 


Mafntenance 

of  the 

Pablic  Worship. 

12. 


Extraordinary 

Outlay 
for  BoildlDg 

or 
Improving. 

18. 


Interest  Paid 

on 
Bonded  Debt 

14. 


Bonded  Debt 
Paid  off. 

15. 


Other 
Payments. 

16. 


Total 

Expinditurb. 

17. 


Balance 

in  band  at 

the  end 

of  Year. 

18. 


Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Tear. 

19. 


41  t. 


1    -  1 

-    6  - 

19  n  7 

6  18  - 

1  11  8 


1 


6 


-  19  6 
16  3 
2  13    6 

18    8 
11    -  11 


9 

1  11    - 

2  8    8 

-  12    9 

4  15    2 

2  14    1 
14    7  11 

8    9    1 

3  11     4 

11  9  11 
14  18  3 
63  3  10 
14  17  3 
14  12  11 
27  9  9 
87  -  - 
45    9  10 

5  15    6 

1    8    2 

-  G    - 

-  19    8 


1  16    5 

2  16    7 

3  2  8 
8  5  7 
5  16  9 
2    9    4 

4  7- 
4  8  7 
2    2  ,8 

4  12  - 
2-^3 
2  10  6^ 
1  14    4 

5  4  10 


-  2    5 
4    9    8 

-  5    - 

16    4    5 
2  16  10 

8  16  11 
19    8 

2  10    8 

-  10    - 


1     1    9 

1  14    2 
-    7 


6 


11    5    2 
7    9    6 


£.  #.  d. 

5  5  6 
3  1  - 
12-9 
5  13  - 
2  14    8 


2  13 
2  18 


5  9  6 
4  15  - 
2  16    - 


13-4 
8  11    - 

2  14  10 

3  13    - 

4  9    8 


5  10 

3  11 

6  11 
5    6 

4  16 

3  6 
2  11 

4  - 


83  15  6 

78  2  - 

79  6  - 
18    1  2 

113  4  10 
83  —  — 
43  13  10 


2  5  6 
8  7- 
2    7- 

19    8 
10    8    1 

2  16  10 

6  8  3 
4    2    9 

7  3    9 

4  19    - 

5  6    6 

3  3- 

1  11  10 
5  13    9 

2  19  10 
5  6- 
2    2- 

4  6- 


12    3    3 
2  17    - 


9 


2  15 
14    5 

9  11 

8  7 
24  5 
23  17 

1  14 

2  10 
4    5 
4  14    - 
4    -    - 

3  12    - 

1  17    - 

2  17  2 
2  3- 
2  -  - 
2  -  - 
6  11    3 

29  15  11 
11    8    7 


£.  s.   d. 


£.   8.   d. 


£•    «.   cf. 


14    8    - 


80    - 


20    7    7 


22    7  10 
18  12    9 

9    1    6 


8  18    - 


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£.  «.    d. 

2  14    6 


-  13    - 

-  16    6 

12- 

-  6    - 


2  17    6 

4    1- 

3  4- 
-  14    - 

13    3 
1  15    - 

18  15    9 
11- 


14    8  5 

2  18  8 

-  16  6 

-11  6 

6    9  10 

26  18  8 

'5  11  3 

49    6  2 

26  19  1 

28  11  5 

11    2  8 

18  19  4 


14    1 
19    6 


2    2  3 

14  8 

2  15  - 

4  10  6 

12  4 


-  12  - 
1  10  4 
5  16    9 


16    2 

7    6    3 
7-5 

18    3 


11    2    1 

-  12    - 
2    2- 

-  11    6 


2  11    6 

3  1  6 
-  13  - 
3  8  11 
13    6 

1  -  - 
5  17  10 

2  12    4 


£.    $.   d. 


6    5 

6    - 

31  12 

21    5 


5  2  10 

4  19    6 

8  16    2 

6  8  11 
6    1    2 

8    7- 

18  10    - 

83    4  11 

8    8  10 

4  17    - 
12    5    - 


42 
5 


1  7 

5  3 

11    6  9 

8  6 

8  2 

4  3 


31 
6 


6  17 
8    3 


78  6  5 
138  11  8 
142    9  10 

47  11     2 

89  19  10 
167  16  11 
198  11  5 
101  15    8 

24  14  10 
2    5    6 

10  19  3 
7  15    6 

2    9    4 

12  10    4 

5  17  11 

11  19  10 
7    5- 

14  19  10 

11  18    1 

7  16  10 

10    - 


7 
6 
8 
12 
14 
4 
7 


24  14 

9  17 


4    1 

21  10 

9  16 

8  7 
40  10 
37  16 

2    6 
18    8  11 
19-4 

6  2- 

9  19    3 

7  3    6 
10    - 

7  10 
-    8 

7  6 
17  10 

8  9 
5  6 
8    7 


2 
7 
6 
8 
7 

20 
37 
11 


£»   «.    d. 

16    8 

10  17    2 


8  17    6 


-  1  1 
8  2  10 
-11 


22  13    9 
2  14    2 


1  1  1 

15  13  6 

2  8  4 
1  12  1 

36    6  6 

4    9  7 

7    7  8 


-  4    2 

13  15    8 

-  7    - 


11  -  - 
2  5  2 
2  17    6 


4  14    6 

1  16    9 
17    3 

26  16  11 

2  6- 

8  14    - 

2    16 

7'8    4 

1  17    6 

-  19    - 

11    4    6 
6    3    4 

12- 


10  17  5 
3  14  - 
1     7  10 


6-9 

8  15    - 

2  15    6 

-  19    - 

3  12    3 
12    1    6 

1     6    1 

-  I  10 


£.   $.   d. 


380    -    - 


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SUMS   RECEIVED   IN    RESPECT  OF   CHURCH   OR   CHAPEL   RATES   IN   EACH   PARISH   IN 


Proyince  of  Cakterburt — ^DiocBSE  OF  Norwich — continued. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS- 


Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 


Under  the 

Chmeh 

fioiiding 

Acts. 

8. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 


EDdowmeotB 

in 
Aid  of  Bates. 

5. 


Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipto. 

6. 


Bor  rowed 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 


TOTAl. 

Receipts. 
8. 


Balance 
Orenpent  J 

Htheei 

I. 


Lopham,  North 

Lopham,  Sooth 

Loaod    - 

Ludhaai 

Lyng      - 

Lynn,  King's : 
St.  Margraret's 
St.  Nicholas 


Marham 
Marlesford      - 
Marlihgford    - 
Marsham 
Martliam 
Martlesham    - 
Masslngham,  Great 
Massinffham,  Little 
Matlask 

Mattisball  Bnrgh  - 
Mautby  -  -  - 
Melllfl  ... 
Melton  -  -  - 
Helton  Constable  - 
Melton,  Great 
Melton,  Panra 
Mendhiun 

Merton  -        -        - 
Metfleld 
Methwold       - 
Metton  ... 
Middleton       . 
Mileham 
Monewden 
Morley : 

St.  Botolph 

St  Peter     - 
Momlogthorpe 
Morton  ... 
Moalton,  Great 
Molharton 
Mondham 
Mundsley 
Motford 


Nacto»  .        .        .       • 
Neatishead     ... 
Nectoii  -        -        - 
Needham       •        .        • 
Needham,  Market  - 
Neutestead     .       .       . 
Newbonm       ... 
Newton,  by  Castle  Acre  - 
Newton  Flotman     - 
Newtott^Oid  .        .        . 
Newton,  West 
Norton,  Bio*  .        .        - 
Norton  Sabcunise  • 
Norwich : 
All«alnts   - 
St  George-at-Tombland 
StGUes     .        .        - 
St  Martin's-atpOak     . 
St  Martin-at-Palace  - 
St.  Mary.in-the-Marsh 
St  Michael-at-Plea      - 
St  Paul's  - 
St  Peter,  Mooatergate 
St  Swithin 


Oakley  ... 

Occold  ... 

Offton    -        .        - 

OnehoQse 

Orford    -        .        - 

Otley     -        .        - 

Onlton,  in  Norlblk  - 

Onltoa,  in  Suffolk  - 

Outwell 

OTin;2:ton 

Oxwick-com-Pattesley 


£.  t.   d 


£.   i.   d. 


£.   9.   d. 


£.  t.    d. 


£,    «.    it 
20 


60  10    - 


-    4  10 

8  11    7 

89  10    S 


7  8- 
22  3  6 
18  10    8 


11  10    - 
296    9    - 


88    8    6 
2  18    - 

37    6    2 


68  11    6 

21    8  10 

8    9    8 


28    4    6 
22    -    - 


23  10    9 

16    7 
4    4  10 

4    0    9 

7  6  4 
12  16    8 

6  11  9 
12  16  - 
12  17  7 
10  14  10 

-  14  11 

16    2 

16  14    8 


-  16    6 
92    4  10 


13    2    4 
18  16  11 


8  19    - 


9  16    6 
16-9 


27  12    8 


18-6 

10  13  11 

7    6    8 

11  4    0 

7    2    2 


6    6 
18    6 


33 


1  17 


11  13    3 


37    3 


6  11    6 

4    8    8 

3    18 

84    6    6 


17  10    8 


12    6 


11-6 
7  10  11 


26    6    - 
I  18    8 


7  18    6 
14    6  10 


76  11    8 
9  12    - 


-    7  6 

18  1 

1    8  - 

16  11  6 

23  18  1 


9    3    1 
9    8  10 


8    9- 
13 


7  18    1 

14    8    4 

3    7    4 


47  16    3 


26  17  1 
34  3  6 
43  16  11 


27  6    - 
19    6    - 

28  16    - 


84  19  1 
9  10  - 
17    8 


39  11    2 


2  16  4 
4  14  U 
1  11  8 
8     i    8 


16 


8 


16  8 

-    6  - 

26  12  - 

8  18  8 


60  12  3 

11     7  6 

28  13  I 

19    -  - 


8    6    8 


£•  s.  d. 


£.   M.   d. 


7  14    9 


19  19 


16 


87    8    8 


2    9- 


7  16 
12  17 


18  10    - 


22  17    8 


£.  a.  d. 

20  -  - 
68  4  9 
7  12  10 
22  8  6 
22    2    8 

60  19    S 
296    9    - 


146  -    - 

24  1  10 

8  9    8 

62  6    2 

28  4    6 

22 


23  10    9 

13    2    4 

16    7 

13  3  10 
18  16  11 

14  6    3 


16 
7 

40 
6 


6  4 
9  4 
II  9 
19  16  - 
86  17  7 
98  3  6 
6  6- 
-  14  11 
19  6  7 
34  19  3 
10  13  11 


7 
12 


6    8 
1    2 


126    4  10 

7    2    2 

37    8    - 

13  10    3 

2    9- 

17  10    8 

7  14    - 


16  9 
10  12 
167  18 
12  17 
34  18 
7  18 
16    - 


8    6 

16  16 

4  10 


42  16    6 

43  3    I 

23  16    - 

66  19    4 

112  17  11 

9  10 

28    4 

34  3 
62    4 

35  17 
1  6 
-    6 


9 
6 

11 
8 
8 


66  3  2 
8  18  3 
17  17  - 
4  14  11 
62  3  11 
16  9  2 
28  13  1 
19    -    - 


61     9    6 


61    9    6 

8    6    8 


£.  s.  i.\ 


1  18 


3    4 
11     9 


-  16    4 

2  10    7 

-  14  10 

1     2    1 


-    8    4 
9    6    6 


11 

11 

8 

1 


7  3 
9    ^ 

8  11 
12  8 
16    2 


4    4     2 


7  19     0 


4     - 
1     6 


10     8     I 


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ENGLAND   AND   WALES,   AND   EXPENDITURE   THEREOF^   FOR   THE   YEAR   ENDING   ]BASTER   1865.        I5I 


Province  op  Gantebburt---Dioc8S£  of  HoRmcK—eantittueiL 


dae 
on 

previoasTear. 
10. 


EXPENDITURE. 


£.  i.   d. 

11  3    6 

2  4.11 

5  4  10 


8    9    4 
15  14    4 

1  11     7 


8    13 
-  19    3 

3  4    6 

4  19    1 


13    7 
'e  18    6 


1  16 


-    4    - 

6  11    6 
2    2    2 


6    4    6 


18  14    1 
3    8  11 

1  16    4 
-    2    - 


411. 


Ordinary 

Repairs  of 

Church 

or 

Churchyard. 

11. 


£.    s.  d. 

13  16  7 

4  16  - 

4    -  - 


67-9 

-26 

12  13    1 

11- 

2    9    9 


1  19  6 

1     8  4 

-  12  - 

6    4  6 

3  10  9 


1  12    1 

18  12    9 
1  18    1 


3  14    8 

26    9    2 

2    6    9 


-  14    6 
7    9    6 

4  10    - 


16    8  6 

1  13  - 

-  7  - 
4  12  - 

4()  17  6 

--  16  6 

23    6  8 

-  16  7 


16  17  9 
7    12 

-  14  - 
24    9  6 

1  11  - 

26    4  2 

7  17  3 

7  -  - 
1  -  - 
9  17  6 

8  13  8 

1    6  8 

-  6  - 


6  - 

4  6 

1  12 

*-  4 


3    8  4 

6  12  2 

2    9  6 

11  18  6 

-  10  6 


of  the 

PcUic  Worship. 

12. 


£.    9,  d. 

8  12  4 

9  3  6 
4  16  - 
7    4  6 

15    6  7 


19  18 
109  13 

12  19 
6  17 
4  10 
3  13 
6    3 


5 
1 
4 
2 

2  14 
12    4 

6  3 
16    - 

3  19 

4  8 
3  13 

7  11 


6 

6 

6 

9    - 

6    1 

12  11 

8    - 

6 

8 

6 

9 

8 


5 
2  10 
8    5 


2  14 
2  18 
9  6 
4  19 
6    8 

4  9 

2  17 
6  14 

3  18 

9    4 

3    4 

65  16 

12    1 

10  13 

3    - 

3  15 

2  17 

2  13 
12    7 

3  11 

5  - 
2  10 


30  17  - 
47-3 
8  6- 
8  2  6 
40  1  - 
16  16    - 


4  7  6 
7  7  7 
6  3  10 
6  11  10 
38  18    2 


2  17 
6  6 
9  14 
4  - 
2  14 


6 


Extraordinaiy 

Outlay 
for  Building 

or 
ImproTlag. 

13. 


£.    9.   d. 


98    6    6 
44  12  11 

6    -    - 


16  11  10 


19    7    6 


5  17    6 


Interest  Paid 

on 
Bonded  Debt 

14. 


£^    s.  d. 


4    6    1 


10  19 


Banded  Debt 
Paideii: 

16. 


Other 
Payments. 

16. 


£.    «.    d. 


100    6    3 


16 


U  2 


£.    *.    d. 

26  16    6 


1    6 


2  13    5 
8  19    8 


1  6    6 
12- 

2  6    1 


20  IB  1 

1  2  - 
6  10  6 
3    -  - 

46    6  9 

2  6  6 

3  14  2 


1     7    - 
13    7    6 


18    6 
8  14    7 


-17 


1  11    6 


2  10  - 
-63 
1  14  - 
13    4 


2    -    - 
8  12    8 


5  19    1 
20    7    - 


2    6    6 
16    -    - 


20  13  8 
-  6  3 
2    6    6 


7  16  10 


1  13  ' 
7  14  - 
1-1 
14    1 


Total 
expenditurb. 

17. 


£.    9.  d. 

19  16  10 

49  16  7 

9  11  - 

14  14  6 

16    6  7 

19  18  2 

286  10  1 


111    8 
22    3 

5  11 
50  16 
22  12 
28    3 

I     0 

9  10 

4  18 
10  11 
17    9 

9  14 
16    - 

3 
25 

6 
13 


19 
1 
7 
I 
25  16 
73  4 
6  5- 
3  5  6 
12  14  4 
32  18  10 
11    8    9 


5 

6 
6 
2 
6 

4 
1 
6 
4 
7 
2 

9 
8 

1 
1 

10 
7 
1 


3 


3  13    9 

6    -    1 

30    2 

8    4 

n    6   6 

13    3  11 

5  17    4 
26  17    2 

6  8- 


9  11  11 

9    8* 

106  14 

12  17 

34    - 
7    9 

16    7 

11  9 
19  14 
19    9 

6    6 
29  10 

12  13 


8 


28-2 
44  13  4 
74  7  3 
9  10  - 
23  11  6 
42  3  2 
27  16    2 

16 

1    6    8 
-    6    - 


30    1    2 

17    2    3 

9    18 

6  16    6 

38  18    2 

11  6    2 
27    3    9 

12  16    6 
56    6    6 

6  16  11 
10    8    1 


Balance 

in  Hand  at 

the  end 

of  Year. 

18. 


Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

at  the         I 
endoftlieYear. 

19.  ! 


No. 


£.  «.  d. 

-    4  2 

8  9  2 

7  "9  1 

6  16  8 

41     1  ^ 

9  18  11 


33  11 

1  18 

2  18 

1  10 
5  12 

22    4 

3  11 

2  12 
1     6 

4  12 


3    6  8 

16    8  3 

6  14  2 

10    2  - 

24  19  6 


6  11    3 
2-5 


3  12  11 

7     1     1 

95    2  10 

26  16    6 
-    6    4 


16- 

6  17    3 

1     4    2 
60  19    2 

-  17  10 

-  9    3 


13    6    6 
30    9    6 


12    6  - 

38  10  8 

4  13  3 

24    9  9 

19  17  8 


36    2    . 

8  16    4 


13  6  9 
4  4- 
1  9  4 
6  3  7 
6  4- 
1  10    9 


£.    9.    d. 


100 


460 
461 
462 
463 
464 

456 
466 

457 
458 
459 
480 
481 
462 
483 
464 
466 
466 
467 
468 
489 
47D 
471 
472 
473 
474 
475 
476 
477 
478 
479 
480 

481 

482 
483 

484 
486 

486 

487 
488 
489 

490 
401 
492 
493 
494 
496 
496 
497 
498 
499 
600 
601 
602 

603 
604 
505 
506 
607 
608 
609 
610 
511 
612 

618 

514 
515 
616 
617 
618 
519 
620 
621 
622 
623 


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SUMS   RECEIVED   IN    RESPECT  OF   CHURCH  OR   CHAPEL   RATES   IN   EACH   PARISH    IN 


Province  op  Canterbury — Diocese  op  Norwich — continued. 


535 
636 
637 
538 
539 

540 

541 
542 
543 
544 
545 
546 
547 
548 
549 
550 
551 
552 
553 
554 
555 
556 
557 
558 
559 
560 
561 
562 
563 
564 
565 
566 
567 
568 
569 
570 
571 
572 
573 
574 
575 
576 
577 
578 
579 
580 
581 


582 
583 

584 
585 
586 
587 
588 
589 


590 
591 
592 
593 
594 
595 


Plumstead-by-Hanworth 
Plumstead,  Great   - 
Plamstead,  Little   - 
Poringland,  Great  - 
Postwick        -        -        - 

Qaidenham     •       -       - 

Rackheath     -        .       - 
Ramsholt        .       -        . 
Ranworth       -       -       - 
RavenlDgham  •        -        - 
Raydon  -        -        -        - 
Rayobam,  East 
Raynhaxn,  South     - 
Redenballwith  Harleston 
Reedliam        .       .        . 
Reepham  with  Kerdiston 
Redgrave       -       -       - 
Redisham,  Great    - 
Redlingfield    - 
Rendham       -     .  - 
Rendlesliam  -       .       . 
Repps,  North .        .        - 
Repps,  South  -        -        - 
Repps  with  Bastwick 
Reymerston    .        -        - 
Rickingball  Superior 
Ridlington       -        .        . 
Ringsball 

Riogshead,  Great    - 
Ringland         .        .        . 
Ringsfield       -        -        . 
Rollesby         -        -        - 
Rongham       .        .        . 
Roydon,  near  Diss  - 
Roydon,  near  Lynn  - 
Rudbani,  East 
Rudbam,  West 
Rumburgh      -        -        - 
Runcton,  South 
Ronton  .        -        -        - 
Rusball  .        -       -        . 
Rusbmere       -       .       - 
Rusbmere,  St.  Andrew  - 
Ruston,  East  -        -        - 
Ruston,  Sooth 
Ryburgli,  Great 
Ryston-cum-Roxham 


Saham  Toney  -  -  - 

Salliouse        •  .  . 

Sail        .        .  -  . 

Salthouse        .  .  . 

Sandriogham .  -  • 

Santon  .       -  -  . 

Saxlingham     -  -  - 

Saxlingbam   Thorpe  and 

Saxlingham  Nether- 
gate  (a). 

Saxmundbam  -  -  - 

Saxtborpe      -  -  - 


Seaming 
Scole  - 
Scottaw  - 
Scoulton 

596  j  Sculthorpe 

597  Sedgeford 


1  12  6 


1  6  7 

1  11  10 

2  14  10 
13  7  9 

8  10  4 


13  1 
1  13 

40  19 
19  6 


3  17  1 

-  14  6 

15  8 

7  13  6 

122  19  - 

3  2  4 

6  3  6 

19  7  4 

1  10  4 


2  4- 
6  10  2 
-  6  10 


26  17 


6  4 

22  2 

6*13 

2  14 

2  11 

3  5 

-  4 


-  11  3 


2  15  5 
10  10  10 

6 


1  5 

-  1  - 

5  12  - 

2  6  6 

15  19  2 

7  11  6 

1  -  1 


4  6  4 


15  16  1 

6  17  10 

20  10  1 

8  4  10 

8  13  9 


11  2  1 

12  16  10 
30  3  - 

9  7  10 
41  3  7 


18  19  1 
6  2  3 


20  19  4 

12  1  1 

6  17  4 


8  5  7 

8  3  3 
22  17  - 
18  16  3 

6  4- 


9  19  9 
16  16  2 


16  10  - 
8  6  3 


12  16  2 

8  1  9 

8  15  4 


20 


27  12  - 
13  2  1 


0  19  2 
7  19  4 
19  13  10 
15  16  8 
45  1  4 
13  4  8 
82  15  10 


59  16  4 


8  5 


6  . 


24 
5 


29  10  4 


17  14  - 

2  10  - 

10  12  6 


16  10  - 
50  -  - 


25  7 


31  -  10 


24 


32  19  10 


22  12  5 


1  15 


1  8  - 
7  4  8 


4  - 


13  1  - 


14  8  - 


2  16 


3  13  - 
1  10  - 


5  18  10 

8  5- 
15  16  1 

6  17  10 

20  10  1 

9  10  5 

10  6  7 

2  14  10 

24  9  10 

21  7  2 

30  8  - 

19  1  4 

11  -  - 
41  3  7 
40  19  5 
43  6  9 
23  19  1 

6  2  3 

29  10  4 

20  19  4 

21  11  1 
14  11  - 
11  7  - 

8  3- 

25  11  6 
180  3 

3  2 

14  9 
79  3 

9  13 

22  17  - 

18  16  3 
8  8- 

31  17  2 
10  6  7 

26  17 

23  - 
55  7 

6  13 

19  4 

15  12 
8  6 

27  5 
18  - 

8  1 

14  8 

8  15 


110  8 


8 
3 
1 

3 
3 

7 
2 
9 


20  11  3 
32  19  10 


2  1  6 

2  15  5 

27  12  - 

23  12  11 


28  13  10 
10-2 
13  11  4 
23  15  4 

31  15  10 
56  5  10 
15  14  9 

32  15  10 


(a)  539.  Saxlingham  Thorpe  and  Saxlingham  Nethergate.— These  parishes  are  coDSotidated  hi  ecclesiastical  mattersi 


1  7 
5  3 

7  11 

2  17 

-   3 

3  4 


7  16 
-19 


10   S  6 

7  17   8 
1  M  "l 


22   4   8 
8   8  11 


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ENGLAND   AND    WALES,    AND   EXPENDITURE   THEREOF,   FOR   THE   YEAR   ENDING   EASTER    1865.         I53 


Province  op  Canterbury — Diocese  op  'Sonwicu— continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

Balaocedne 

Ordinary 

Maintenance 

Extraordinary 

IntereatPaid 

Balance 

Repairs  of 

Outlay 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

in  Hand  at 

No. 

on 

Chnrch 

of  the 

for  Building 

on 

the  end 

at  the 

preTtousYear. 

or 
Churcbyard. 

Public  WoPBhip. 

or 
ImproYing. 

Bonded  Debt. 

Paid  off. 

Payments. 

EXPENDITURB. 

of  Year. 

end  of  the  Year. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13, 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

£.« 

.   d. 

£.  s.    d. 

£.  «.   tL 

£.    »•    d. 

£.    *. 

d. 

£.  «. 

d. 

£.   «.   d. 

£.   ».   d. 

£.  s.    d. 

£.    f.    d. 

^ 

^ 

2    5    4 

14    7  10 

• 

. 

. 

- 

- 

-    8    6 

17    1    8 

1     3    2 

_ 

524 

. 

• 

71  16    2 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

71  16    2 

8-2 

— 

525 

, 

, 

3  19    3 

2  17    - 

. 

- 

. 

- 

- 

5    2- 

n  18    3 

3  10    3 

— 

520 

. 

. 

3  19    7 

8  12    8 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

2  10  10 

15    3    1 

— 

— 

527 

1  14 

4 

1  13    - 

«             to 

- 

. 

- 

- 

- 

2    2    6 

5    9  10 

-" 

to. 

528 

2    17 

2  17    9 

58  16  11 

. 

. 

- 

- 

- 

63  16    3 

— 

— 

529 

, 

. 

17    2  10 

16    4    6 

• 

. 

. 

- 

- 

8    9    4 

41  16    8 

— • 

-^ 

530 

5  12 

7 

-  16    5 

4    8- 

- 

. 

- 

- 

- 

6  17    7 

16  14    7 

— 

— 

531 

. 

3    3  10 

- 

. 

. 

- 

- 

- 

3    3  10 

1  15  10 

— 

532 

. 

a 

^             . 

5  17    - 

. 

. 

- 

- 

- 

-  18    6 

6  16    6 

5  14    2 

— 

533 

, 

. 

- .           » 

7    3    7 

• 

. 

to 

- 

- 

. 

7    3    7 

1  12    - 

— 

534 

_ 

^ 

1  18    - 

3    6    9 

• 

- 

- 

- 

. 

-  10    9 

5  15    6 

-    3    4 

— 

535 

2    8 

3 

-    4    6 

6    -    - 

- 

. 

- 

- 

- 

1    2    6 

9  15    3 

~. 

— . 

586 

2    8 

5 

1    -    - 

4  12    8 

- 

• 

. 

. 

. 

1     1    6 

0    2    7 

6  13    6 

— . 

537 

-  10    - 

3    8    9 

- 

. 

- 

- 

- 

-  18    6 

4  17    3 

2-7 

— 

588 

'519 

6 

6  17    6 

• 

- 

- 

- 

- 

-  17    - 

13  14    - 

6  16    1 

— 

539 

- 

- 

•                                m 

6  16    - 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

-19    7 

7  15    7 

1  14  10 

— 

540 

3    2    9 

2  15    - 

to 

. 

. 

. 

, 

2  11    - 

8    8    9 

1  16  10 

to. 

541 

, 

, 

-    8    - 

3  13  10 

- 

. 

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SUMS    RECEIVED    IN    RESPECT   OF  CHURCH    OR   CHAPEL   RATES   IN    EACH    PARISH   IK 


Province  op  Canterbubt — Diocese  op  Nojxwicu-'cantinued. 


PARISH. 

RECEIPTS. 

Balance 

frompre?ioa9 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

in 

Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 

Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

Borrowed 

daring 

the  Year. 

7. 

TOZAX 

Rbceipts. 
8. 

Btlaoee 

No. 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Chorch 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

Oiewpent 
tttkeeod 

9. 

598 
599 
600 
601 
602 
603 
604 
605 
606 
607 
608 
609 
610 
611 
612 
613 
614 
615 
616 
617 
618 
619 
620 
621 
623 
623 
624 
625 
626 
627 
^8 
629 
630 
631 
632 
633 
634 
635 
636 
637 
638 
689 
640 
641 
642 
643 
644 
645 
646 
647 

648 
649 
650 
651 
652 
653 
654 
655 
656 
657 
658 

659 
660 
661 
662 
663 
664 
665 
666 
667 

668 
669 
670 
671 
672 
673 
674 

Sbaddingfield 
Sharrington    -        -        - 
Shelfianger      .        .        - 
Shelley  .... 
Shelton  -        -        .        - 
Shereford 

Sbcringham    ... 
Shernboume   -        -        - 
Shlmpling      .        •        . 
Shingham        ... 
Shipdliam       .        •        - 
Shipmeadow   • 
Shotley  .... 
Shotteshara,  All  Saints    - 

Shouldham     -        .        - 
Shouldham  Thorpe  • 
Shropham       •        -        - 
Sibton    .        .        -        - 
Sidestrand      ... 
Sisland  .... 
Skeyton .        -        •        - 
Sloley     -        •        .        - 
SmaUbargh    -        •        • 
Snape    -        •        -        - 
Snetterton      -        •        - 
Snettisbam     • 
Snoring,  Great 
Soham,  Earl  .        .        - 
Somersham    ... 
Somerleyton   -        .        - 
Sotherton       ... 
Sotterley         ... 
Sontliacre       ... 
Soutbery         ... 
Soatbolt          .        •        . 
Soutbwood     -        .        - 
Sparhara 

Spezhatl         ... 
Spixworth       - 
Sporle    .... 
Sproaghton    .        ^        . 
Stanfield         ... 
Stanford          .        .        - 
Stanhoe-        *        .        . 
Starston          •        .        - 
Statbam           .        *        . 
Stemfield        •        •        . 
Stibbard          ... 
Sciffkey,  St  John's  and 

St.  Mary's. 
Stockton         .        -        - 
Stody     .... 
Stoke  Ash      -        -        . 
Stoke  Ferry    -        .        - 
Stoke  Holy  Cross   - 
Stokesby  with  Herringby 
Stoven   -        -        -        -  [ 
Stow  Bardolph 
Stow  Bedon    ... 
Stradbroke     .        .        - 
Stradsett        .        .        - 

Stratford : 

St.  Andrew 

St.  Mary     . 
Stratton  Strawless  - 
Stratton,  St  Michael's    - 
Strumpshaw  - 
Staston  .... 
Stntton           ... 
Suffield  .... 
Surlingham,  St  Mary  and 

St  Saviour's. 
Sustead-        ... 
Sutton   .... 
Swafield         -        -        . 
Swainsthorpe  - 
Swanington     -        .       - 
Swanton  Abbott      - 
Swauton  Morley      - 

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SUMS    RBCBIVED   IN    RESPECT   OF   CHURCH    OR   CHAPEL   RATES   IN    EACH   PARISH    IN 


Province  op  Canterbury — Diocese  op  Norwich — continued. 


PARISH. 

RECEIPTS. 

Balance 

from  previoufl 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 

Penalties, 

AlmSy 

or  other 

Receipts. 

a 

Borrowed 

during 

the  Tear. 

7. 

Tot  All 

Rbcbipts. 

8. 

»- 

No. 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

dmtpat 
it  the  end 

QtYtt. 

675 
676 
677 

678 
679 
680 

681 
682 
683 
684 

685 
686 
687 
688 
689 

690 
691 
692 
693 
694 
695 
696 
697 
608 
699 
700 
701 
702 
703 
704 
706 
706 
707 

708 
709 
710 
711 

712 
713 
714 
715 

716 
717 
718 
719 
720 

721 
722 
723 
724 
725 
726 
727 
728 
729 
730 
731 

732 
733 
734 

735 
736 
737 

738 
739 
740 

741 
742 
743 
744 

Swanton  NoTers     - 
Swardeston    -        -        . 
Swefliag        .        .        - 
Swilland         ... 
Syderstone     -       -       - 
Syleham 

Tacolnestone  .        -       . 
Tannington     •        .        - 
Tattersett       ... 
Tattingstone  -        -       - 
Terrlngton : 

St.  Clement's 

St  John     . 
Tettington      ... 
Thelton-        -        .        - 
Themelthorpe 
Thetford : 

St  Cothhert 

St  Mary     - 
Thompson       .        -        - 
Thorington     -        .        . 
Thornage        ... 
Thomham      ... 
Thornham  Magna  - 
Thomham  Parva    - 
Thorpe  Abbotts 
Thorpe-by-Haddiscoe      - 
Thorpe,  St  Andrew 
Thrandestone  - 
Tbrexton        ... 
Thrigby  (a)     -        -        - 
Thurgarton    .        .        - 
Thorning        -        .        - 
Thursford       ... 
Thozton         -        .        - 
Thwaite: 

All  Saints  - 

St.  Georjre  -       -        - 

St  Mary     - 
Tibbenham     .        -        • 
Tilncy: 

AllSainte  - 

St  Lawrence 
Titchwell 

Tlttleahall-with-Oodwick 
Tivetshall: 

St  Margaret 

St  Mary     - 
Toftrees         ... 
Tofts,  West    -       -       . 
Trimtagham   -        .        . 
Trinity: 

St.  Martin  -        -        - 

St  Mary    -        -        - 
Trowse  J^Tewton 
Tmnch  -                -       - 
Tuddenham,  East    - 
Tnddenham,  North  - 
Tnddeoham,  St  Martin  - 
TunstaU         ... 
Tnnstead        -        -        • 
Tuttington      - 
Twyford 

Ufford   .... 

UggeshaU      - 

Upton    .       -        -        - 

Walberswick  • 
Walcott 
Waldringfleld 
Walpole : 

St  Andrew 

St.  Peter's 
Walpole  (Suffolk)  . 
Walsbam,  South : 

St  Lawrence 

St  Mary    ... 
Walton  .        .        .        - 
Walton,  East  -        -        - 

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48  19    8 

3  19    7 

13  10  11 

12    7    5 
1  12    6 

1  2    4 
10    7    5 

27  17    6 
58    4    9 

2  4  10 

-  5    3 

2  11    - 
9    9- 

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1    7    4 

12  11    3 

3  17    - 

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1    9    - 

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5  5    8 

42    6    7 

87  16    3 

4  11    2 

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6  7    3 

7  9    3 

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1  13  10 

8  18    5 

-  6    2 
6  14    - 

3  6    6 

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69    3    - 

2  4  11 

4  4    5 

17    6  10 

1  15    5 

14  13  10 

£.  ff.    d. 

5  11    - 
14  12    5 

7  17    6 
10  16  10 

80-2 
9  10    5 

59  15    6 

10  18    8 

46    2    - 
25  16    - 

12  15    3 

13  17  10 
35  15    1 

3    9- 

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5  13    - 

22  8    - 

12  8    5 
6 

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11  4    2 

11  11    - 

6  6    4 

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3  18    - 

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13  7    8 
21  14    1 

9  18    - 
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5    4  10 

13  13    6 

11  7    5 

19    7  10 

12  9    2 

51  13    2 

10-2 

19    3  11 
29    8    2 
17-2 
16  19    - 

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15    6    3 
79  14    8 

11  17    1 
10  16  10 
18  10  11 

12  7    6 
81  12    8 
10  12    9 
10    7    5 

87  13    - 

124    6    3 

2    4  10 

6  16  10 

10  18    8 

46    2    - 
54    8    - 
34    4    - 
15  18    9 
14  17  10 
52    5    1 
9  12    - 
4  16    4 
23  11    6 
20  16    3 

29  17    - 
52    9    3 

6    -    1 

23  17    - 

12  16    1 
6 

10  15    4 

11  13    1 

11  4    2 
44    4    7 

116    6    7 

22  13    - 

111     7    3 

4  11     2 

12 

13  5    - 

6  10  10 

14  12    9 
4    6    6 

17  16    - 

7  9    3 

15  2    8 

16  1    6 

30  12    6 
9  18    - 

20  10    6 
6  14    - 

8  6    6 
6    4    - 

176  17    6 
16  18    5 

15  11  10 

4    9    3 

21  5  10 

12  9    2 

63  11  11 
76  16  10 
12    7  10 

19    3  11 

31  14    1 
31  14    - 

16  19    - 

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Province  of  Canterbury — Diocese  of  Norwich — continued. 


EXPENDIT 

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or 

Mortgage  Debt 

Balance  dae 

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Maintenance 

Extraordinary 

Interest  Paid 

Balance 

Rapain  of 

Ontlay 

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other 

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No. 

on 

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Expenditure. 

of  Year. 

end  of  the  Year. 

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11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

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18. 

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2^0. 


PARISH. 


Balance 

from  proTious 

Year. 

1. 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 


Walslngliam,  Liitle 
Walton,  West 
Wanifford       -        -        - 
War.tfsden       .        -        - 
Warham  : 
All  Saints    .        -        - 
St.  Mary     -        -        - 
Wa«<hbrook     -        -        - 
Watton  .        .        -        - 
Waxham         .        -        - 
Weasenham  : 
All  Saints    - 
St.  Peter     -        -        - 
Weetlng.  All  Saints 
VVelb'irne        -         .        - 
WellingUara    •        -        - 
Welncy  -        -        -         - 
Wenliam,  Mafi^na     - 
Wenham,  Parra 
Wenbaston     .        -        - 
Wereham        -        -        - 
NVest'icre         -         -         - 
Westhall 

Weathorpe  -  -  - 
Westleton  -  -  - 
West  Lynn,  St.  Peter's  - 
Wrston  -  -  -  - 
Weston  LoQgville  - 
West  wick  -  -  - 
Wetheringsett-cum-Bpock- 

ford. 
Wpybrcad  -  -  - 
Wboatacre,  All  Saints  - 
W'berstead  -  -  - 
Wlilnburgb  - 
WhlssoDsett  -  -  - 
Wbitton-cum-Thnrleston  - 
Wirttwell 

Wickbara  Market    - 
Wickham  Skeith     - 
Wickbampton 
Wicklewool    - 
Wlck\nore       -         -         - 
Wijjgrenhall : 
St.  Germain^s 
St.  Mary  Magdalen 
St.  Mary  tbe  Virgin     - 
St.  Peter's  - 
Wichton  -        -        - 

Wil'.y,  ill  Norfolk    - 
Wilbv,  in  Suffolk    - 
WilUsham       - 
Wilton    -        -        -        - 
Wimbotsbani  -        -        - 
Wincb,  West  - 
Wiofartbiu^'    -        .        - 
Wingfield 
Winston 

Wiwett  .        -        -         - 
Witcbinjjbara,  Great 
Witljorsdale    -        -         - 
Witton,  Great  Plnm«»tead 
Wittou,  Kortli  Walsliam  - 
Woodbflslwick 
Woodbri'l^o    -        -        - 
Wood  Dulling 
Wood  Norton 
Wooirising     -        -         - 
Woodton         .        -        - 
Woolforton      -        -        - 
Wonlverstone  -         -         - 
Wootton,  Nonh 
Worlingworth 
Wopstead        ... 
Wortliam        .        -        - 
Worthing 
Wrampliiigbam 
Wr.lbam,  East  and  Wes»t 
Wrettm  -        -        - 

Wroxbam        -        -        - 
Wymondbani  -        -        - 


£.    9.     d. 


2    4    7 


1  3 
4  9 
I  1 
4  18 


10  15    4 
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3  16    - 


5  7  4 
1  II  6 
3  17     4 


67  2  6 
36  3  11 
IS  15    8 


14  11     2 
J7  18    - 


Under  the 

Charch 

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3. 


£.  s.    d. 


Under 

other 

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4. 


Endowtnants 

in 
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5. 


£.  i.   d. 


2     3     9 
6    7     1 

-  18    7 


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6  9    6 
13     I     4 


31  15  6 
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1  1   10 

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22  15     6 

2  12     8 
2     4     9 


5  16 


8  19    9 
14  13  10 

4  5  10 
12    6    6 

5  16    6 

9  6    7 

27  15    5 


12     1     7 
10    8    1 

26     1     4 

6  16     1 

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24  15    2 


9    3  5 
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28    8  3 

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14  17  3 

12     I  4 

16  13  6 


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65  17 


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17  10 


Penalties, 

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or  other 

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6. 


£.    «.   d. 


7    9    2 


-    5 


3    4 


2    3 


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during 

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7. 


£.   *.    d. 


5  13 
9  13 


62  15  - 
17  9  - 
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7  16  10 


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37    3  10 


14 


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220    5    8 


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48    6  11 


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8. 


£.   ff.  d. 


67 

86 

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2 


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16  13 

8     4 

8     1 

12     6 

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10  18 

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EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

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Ordinary 

MaintMance 

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end  of  the  Year. 

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SUMS    RECEIVED   IN    RESPECT    OF   CHURCH    OR    CHAPEL    RATES    IN    EACH   PARISH   IN 


Province  op  Canterbury — Diocese  of  Norwich — continued. 


No. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 


Under  tbe 

Cbarcb 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 


Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 


Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 


Borrowed 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 


TOTAJL 
RXCEIPTS. 

8. 


Balance  I 
Ofmpatl 
|ittkcfld| 

itlts. 


£.  t.    d. 


823 

824 
826 
826 
827 


Wyvcrstone    -        -       - 

Yarmouth,  Great,  St.  Ni- 
cholas. 
Yaxham  •  -  - 
Yaxley  .  .  -  - 
YeWerton- with-A  Ipington 
Yoxford         -        .        - 

Total    -    -    - 


8  17    6 


3  10    2 


4,755  14    1 


£.  $.    d. 


38    6  11 


9,133  18    - 


£.    *.  d. 


£.  8.   d. 


181  10    1 


402     1     2 


£,    ff.  d. 

10    8    8 

237    6    6 


£.  «.    d. 


£.    s.  d. 


20    8    - 

13  10    4 

3  16    - 


3    7    6 


£.    s.  d. 

10    8  8 

240    4  - 

20    8  - 

13  10  4 

7     5  2 

41  13  6 


£.  <.i 

4  a  S 


2   1  . 
610  4 


6,289    7     3 


1,666-  6 


284    -    1 


21,702  11    2 


M72U1I 


From  the  following  Places  Returns  have  been  received — Nil,  or  no  Rates  collected. 


Alderford. 
Anmer. 
Arminghall. 
Ashwelthoriie. 

Bacton. 

Banner. 

Beccles. 

Bessingham. 

Binham. 

Bintry. 

Bettering  Porva. 
Bodney. 
Broome. 
Burston. 


Caistor,  near  Great  Yar- 
mouth. 
Caldecote-with-Ozbro. 
Cbediston. 
Ciopton. 
Creake,  South. 
Cressingham,  Little. 
Croxton  in  Folmodeston. 

Dickleburgh. 

Dunwich. 

Dunston. 

Eaton,  St.  Andrew. 
Ecdes. 
ElHngham,  Great. 


Fomcett : 

St.  Mary. 

St.  Peter. 
Fring. 

Garboldisham,  St.  John. 
Gasthorpe. 

Gorleston-with-Southtown. 
Grlmston. 
Gunton. 
Hackford. 
Halesworth. 
Harpley. 
Heigham : 

Holy  Trinity. 

St  Bartholomew. 


Hempnall. 

Hemsby. 

Hetheraett  and  Canteloff. 

Huntingfield. 

Ipswich : 

Holy  Trinity. 

St.  Clement. 
KilTerstone. 
Kirkley. 
Knapton. 

Lexham,  West. 
Lowestoft,    St    John   the 

Eyans^ist 
Lynn,  King's,  St.  John. 


Lynn- Regis,  AH  Saisti. 

MattishaU. 

Mendlesham. 

Mettingham. 

Mickfield« 

Morston. 

Narburgh. 
Narford. 

Norwich: 
St  Andrew. 
St  Benedict 
Christ  ChurcL 
St  Clement 
St£dmnnd« 


Number  of  Returns  receiTed  for  the  Diocese 


DIOCESE    OF    OXFORD. 


RECEIPTS. 

I 

! 

Balance 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 

1 

i  Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

Borrowed 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 

Total 
Receipts. 

8. 

Bslsatt 
Orenpeit 
stUteeBl 
of  Tec. 

9. 

No. 

PARISH.             fromprcTions 

!       1. 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Chnrch 

BuUding 

Acta. 

8. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

1 

2 

8 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

Adderbury      -        -        - 

Addington       .        -        . 

AdweU   .        .        -        . 

Akely     .... 

Albury  .... 

Aldermaston  .        .        - 

Alkerton 

Aldworth 

Alvescot         -        -        . 

Appleford       -        -        - 

Ardington       .        -        - 

Arborfleld       - 

Ardley    -        -        -        . 

Ashampstead  .        -        . 

Anhbury         -        .        - 

Ashenden 

Asthall  .... 

Aston  Abbotts 

Astoa  Clinton 

£.  *.    d, 
7  11    8 

7  13    8 

8  15    - 

4  7     3 

10  3    6 

2  15    - 

11  3    3 

5  18  10 
14  19    2 

8  18    3 

£.  t.    d. 

87  17    - 
5    7    4 
1    2    6 

18  4  10 

8  15    7 
27  14     1 

14    2    2 

9  10    8 
8  19    1 

19  18    9 
10  16    7 

19    o    7 
17    9    5 

£.    8.     d. 

£.    f.    d. 
88    2    5 

£.    i.    d 

6  12    6 
9    -    - 

5    -    - 
16  16    9 

£.   s.    d. 

6    -    - 
21  11    - 

£.    «.    d. 

£.   s.   d. 

45    8    8 
5    7    4 

1  2    6 
18    4  10 

8  16    7 
42-8 

17  15    - 

18  9    5 

9  16    8 
8  19    1 

53    5  10 

19  18    9 
10  16    7 

2  15    - 
30    8  10 
23    8    3 
19  19    2 
25  15    - 
21  11    - 

£.1.' 

210  6 
-   7  5 

11  16  8 
8   810 

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Province  of  Canterbury — ^Diocese  op  Norwich — continued^ 


EXPENDITURE. 

.  Bonded 
or 
Mort'^age  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Year. 

19 

Balance  due 

on 

prefioua  Yeap. 

10. 

Ordinary 

Repairs  of 

Church 

or 

Charchyard. 

11. 

Maintenance 

of  the 

Public  Worship. 

12. 

Extraopdinary 

Outlay 
for  Building 

op 
Improving. 

13. 

Interest  Paid 

on 
Bonded  Debt 

14. 

Bonded  Debt 
Paid  off. 

15. 

Other 
Payments. 

16. 

Total 

EXPBNDITUBB. 

17. 

Balance 

in  Hand  at 

the  end 

of  Year. 

18. 

^^. 

£.  $.   d. 

2  8    8 

5    1     5 

3  10    5 

£.    ».   d. 
5    3    5 

66    3    8 

4  14    7 
4    6    7 

8  10    7 

£.    *.    d. 

4    8    9 

3    7    - 

7  13    9 

9    6    2 

14    6    3 

£.    t.   d, 

180    -    - 

£.    9.   d. 

£.    s.    d. 

£.  «.     d. 
2  11     - 

6    5    2 
1  10    - 

21  16    6 

£.  «.     d. 

14  11  10 

246    3    8 

19    8    2 

13  10    4 

9    6    2 

48    3    9 

£.    8.     d. 

-  -    4 

-  19  10 

£.    $.    d. 

62-2 

823 

$24 
826 
8-20 
827 

998    8    4 

4,721  17    6 

6,370    2    2 

2^4  10    6 

146  12  10 

576  12    4 

2,791    4    9 

18,639    9    5 

4,63516   8 

2,673    6    8 

From  the  following^  Places  Retains  have  been  received — Nil,  or  no  Rates  collected. 


Norwich — contimted. 
St  Etheldred. 
St  George,  Colegate. 
St  Helen. 
St  James. 

St  John,  Maddermarket. 
St  John  the  Baptist  Tim- 

berhiU. 
St.  John,  Sepulchre. 
St.  Julian. 

St.  Mary,  Coslany. 
St  Michael,  Coslany. 
St  Michael  at  Thorn. 
St  Petep,  Hangate. 


Norwich — continued. 
St  Peter,  Mancpoft 
St.  Petep,  Southgate. 

Opmesby,    St.    Mupgapet, 

with  Scratby. 
Ormesby,  St  Michael. 
Orerstrand. 
Ozburgh. 
Oxnead. 

Paston. 
Peasenhall. 
Pnlbam : 

St.  Mary  Magdalen. 

St  Mary-tho-VipghL 


Reydon. 

Rickinghall  loferiop. 
Riddlesworth. 
Rishangles. 

Rockland : 

AU  Saints  with  St  An- 
drew. 

St  Petep. 
Rybopgh  Parva. 

Seething. 
Southwold. 
Stonham  Aspal. 
Stonham,  Little. 
Stownphmd. 


Stratton,  St  Mary. 

Sudbora. 

Swaffbain. 

Tbapston. 

Thetfopd,  St  Peter. 
ThomdoD,  AU  Sainti}. 
Thurlton. 
Topcroft 

Ubbeston. 
Upwell. 

Christ  Church. 
Walsham,  North. 
Walsingham,  Great 
Walsoken. 

Number  of  Places 


Watcrden. 

Werroigoy. 

Westfit'ld. 

Winch,  East 

Wltncshnm. 

WIveton. 

Woodbridge,  St  John. 

Wootton,  South. 

Wrentham. 

Yarmouth,  Great : 
St  Andrew. 
St  George. 
St  Peter. 


-     126 


Returns. 

Nils. 

Total. 

827 

126 

963 

DIOCESE    OP    OXFORD. 


EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

OP 

Mortgage  Debt 

Balance  due 

Ordinary 

Maintenance 

Extpaordinapy 

Interest  Paid 

Balance 

Repairs  of 

Outlay 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

in  Hand  at 

No. 

on 

Church 

of  the 

for  Building 

on 

" 

the  end 
of  Year. 

at  the 

previous  Year. 

or 
Churchyard. 

Public  Worship. 

OP 

Improving. 

Bonded  Debt. 

Paidoffi 

Payments. 

Expenditure. 

end  of  the  Year. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

J8. 

19. 

£.    #. 

d. 

£.    f.    d. 

£.   8.   d. 

£.  8.    d. 

£.  8.    d. 

£.  «.    d 

£.   8,     d. 

£.   «.    d. 

£.    *.    d. 

£.  #.    d. 

• 

. 

2  10    6 

13    6    - 

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. 

8    6    9 

24    3    3 

21     5    - 

— 

1 

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. 

• 

5    7    4 

. 

• 

. 

- 

6    7    4 

— 

— 

9 

-  10 

8 

. 

3    2    4 

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. 

. 

3  13    - 

— 

— 

3 

3     2 

7 

5  14    2 

6    6- 

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15    2    9 

3    2    1 

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9 

3  14    . 

6    -    - 

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— 

— 

5 

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2  12    4 

17  12    6 

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2  13  10 

22  18    8 

19    1     7 

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16     7     - 

1  19    - 

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17  12    - 

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4  18  11 

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13  17  10 

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20  15    9 

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5    6- 

20    -    - 

1  16    - 

15    -    - 

8    6- 

47    8    - 

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RECEIPTS. 

XT^     I                          «^     A      ««    V    r<     v« 

Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowtnents 

in 
Aid  of  Bales. 

5. 

Penaltiee, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

Borrowed 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 

Total 
Rbcbipts. 

8. 

BihBfe 

r  A  n  1  a  n. 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Chi»rck 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

Oioipent 
iX0ueB4 

20 
21 
22 
23 
24 
26 
26 
27 

28 
29 
30 
31 
32 
33 
34 
85 
36 
37 
88 
39 
40 
41 
42 
43 
44 
45 
46 
47 
48 
49 
50 
51 
52 
53 
54 
55 
56 
57 

ol) 
60 

61 
62 
63 
64 
65 
68 
67 
68 
(i9 
70 
71 
72 
73 
74 
75 
76 
77 
78 
79 
80 
81 
82 

83 
84 
85 
86 
87 
88 
89 
90 
91 
92 
93 
94 
95 
96 

Aston,  North - 
Aston  RowHDt 
Aston  Sandford 
Aston  Steeple     ■    - 
A«tou  Tinoid  -        -        - 
Aston  Upthorpe     - 
A  St  wood         ... 
Avinglon         .        .        - 

Baldon  Marsh 
BnldonToot   - 
BaMscott 

Bampton         ... 
Bampton  Aston 
Bumpton  Lew 
HHrkham         -        -         . 
Barton  Hartshorn  . 
Burton  Steeple 
BH.«ildon         -        -        - 
Baulking        ... 
Beachampton  ... 
Be«-kley-        .        .        - 
Beedon  -        .        .        - 
Bcenbam         ... 
Begbroke        ... 
Benson  -        .        -        - 
BiTwick  Salome      - 
Be^scls  Leigh - 
Bicester          -        -        - 
Hid'llesden      ... 
Bierton  -        -        -        - 
BinHeld-         .        .        . 
Binsey    .        .        -        - 
Bisham  .... 
Blrtdon    .... 
Bletchington  -        -        - 
Blt-tchley  and  Water  Eaton 
Blewbury        -        •        - 
Bloxham         -        .        - 
Boarstall         ... 
Boddicote       ... 
Buurton,  Black,  or  Bnrton 

Abbottd. 
Boxford  -        -        -        - 
Brad^nham     .         -        - 
Brad6eld        ... 
Braihvell  (Bock?)    - 
Bra  Iwell  (Oxford)  - 
BrafieM,  Cold 
Bri«:khiil,  Bow 
Brickliill,  Great      - 
Brirkhill,  Little      - 
Bri;;htwell  (Berks) 
Bri:{htwell  Baldwin 
Brill       .... 
Brimpton        .        .        - 
Broiighton  (Bucks) 
Brouuhton  (Oxfonl) 
Brougbton  Pogis     .  . 
Buckland 

Bticklebury     -         -        - 
Hucknell         ... 
Burford  .... 
Bumbam        •        .        - 
Buscjt   .... 

Cadmorend     .        -        - 
Calv  rton        ... 
Cussin^^ton      ... 
Castle  Thorpe 
Cutmere          ... 
Caverstield     -        .        - 
Caversbam     .        -        - 
Chalfont,  St.  Peter 
C  harlton-on>Otmoor 
Chaatleton      ... 
Cliearsley        .        -        . 
Checkendon    -        -        - 
Cbeddington   -        .        - 
Chenles  .... 

£.  t.   d. 

1  16    8 

2  15    - 

3  9    7 

4  5    6 

5  7    6 

6  19    7 

1     1     7 

1  17  10    , 
4    8    7 
9    3    9 

-  17  10 

1  14    4 

-  17  10 

-  18    4 

1  5    9 
16  11    4 

-  17    6 

2  10    6 

3  12    8 

2  12    4 

3  14    2 

4  12    4 

3  18    5 
1-4 

-  12    - 
8    8    8 

2  19    1 

4  9    4 

10    -    - 

7  15    2 
44    -    1 

-  10    6 

6  6    9 

-  13    4 
1     8    - 

5  12    7 

-  1     2 

20  11     2 

7  19    7 
1    7    8 

5    7    4 

16  11     8 
39  13    7 

3  9    3 

21  4    9 

-  8  10 
16    5    - 

6.  2    6 

£.    f.    d. 

20  14    4 
48    4     1 

12  11     6 

22  10    - 
81     2  10 
15  16    - 

8  5  10 

56    6    8 

89  14    8 

14    7  10 

7  16     4 

47    2  10 

6  18    9 
i>    8    - 

11  14    - 

87    4  10 

9  10    9 

23  14    8 

14    3    - 

23  19    4 

59     7     - 
81    6    6 

11  13    6 

35  9    1 

14  12    2 

7  19    9 
39  16    8 

24  -  10 

15  15    9 

29  14    - 
20    -    - 

25  13    8 

8  10    4 

18  1  10 
8    8  10 

14  11     1 
4    6    4 

19  12    3 

36  15    7 
11     3    1 
73-8 

13  5    8 

20  16  10 

21  10  10 
11     8  11 
24    3    9 

10  13    6 
111    4    3 

22  1     7 
10     1     3 

28  17    - 
50    7    6 

30  18    8 

£.   t.   d, 

78    9    6 

-e.  t.  d. 
8    2    7 

38    3  10 
18    6    6 

•e.   t.    d, 

6    -    - 

8  •    - 
24  15    - 

5    -    - 

2  -    - 

83     1     7 

3  4    6 
11  15    - 

.             . 

17-5 

3  15    - 
a    -   - 

9  12    - 

19    4    3 
16  16    - 

£.    «.  rf. 

5  4- 

11    -    - 
4    5    6 

6  18    5 
22    6    3 

2  10    - 
1  10    - 

-    3    8 
1     6    - 

£,  s.  d. 

£.    *.   d, 

20  14    4 
53     8     1 

14  8     2 
22  10    - 
91     2  10 

15  16    - 
11     -  10 

11  12    2 

8  -     - 

12  5    6 
86    9    2 

6  19    7 

39  14    8 

15  9    5 

7  18    4 
40-8 

4  8     7 

9  3    9 
11  13    9 

8  5  10 

33  3  10 
11  14    - 
83     1     7 
11     -    - 

1  14    4 
115  14     4 

10  8     7 

18  6    6 
24  18    - 

5  11     3 

16  11     4 
15-6 
26    9  10 
62  19    8 

34  10  11 

6  18    5 

14  5  10 
37  15    5 

35  9    1 

19  4    6 

11  18    2 

40  17    - 

24  12  10 

19  4    - 

2  19     1 
17-5 

36  13    4 

20  -    - 

35  13    3 
20-6 
45  10     1 
18  12    4 

16  15    7 

15  4    5 
5  14    4 

25  4  10 

36  15    7 
11     4     3 
93  11   10 

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SUMS   RECEITED    IN    RESPECT   OF   CHURCH    OR    CHAPEL    RATES    IN    EACH    PARISH   IN 


Province  op  Canterbury— Diocese  op  Oxwomy— continued. 


PARISH. 

RECEIPTS.                                                       1 

Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowments 

in 
Aki  of  Rates. 

5. 

Penalties 

Alms. 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

Borrowed 

during 
the  Year 

7. 

TOTAX 

Receipts. 
8. 

BiliBes 

Ovenpeot 

tltheeid 

ofleir. 

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Common 

Law. 

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Church 

Building 

Acts. 

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other 

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70 
71 
72 
73 

Chtoterton      -        -       - 
Cbetwode       -       -       - 
Cbichdey       - 
Chlldrey 

Chilton  .        -        -        - 
Cholesbnry     -        -        - 
ChoUey-        -        -       - 
Chnrchill        -        -        - 
Clanfleld         -        -        - 
Claydon,  East 
Claydon,  Middle     - 
Claydon,  Steeple     - 
Clewer  -        -        -        - 
Clifton  Hampden    - 
Clifton  Keynes 
Coggs    .        .       .        - 
Coleshin         -        -        - 
Combe  Longa 
Compton         -        -        • 
Compton  Beauchamp 
Cornwell         -        -        - 
Cottisford 
Coxwell,  Great 
CoxweU,  Little 
Crawley,  North 
Crendon,  Long 
Crofnedy         -        -        - 
Crowell-        -        -        - 
Cuddesden     .        -        • 
Cuddington    -        -        • 
Culham  -        .        -        - 
Cumnor-        .        -        - 
Cuxham         -        -        • 

Datchet          ... 
Deddington    -        -        - 
Denchworth  -        -        - 
Denford 

Denham         -        -        . 
Dinton  -        .        -        - 
Dorchester     -        -        - 
Dorney  -        -        -       - 
Dorton  -        -        .        - 
Drayton          .        -        - 
Drayton  Beauchamp 
Drayton  Parslow    - 
Drayton,  Waliingford      - 
Ducklington  .        -        - 
Dndcote  or  Didcot  - 
Dunstew         -        .        - 
Dnnton  .        -        -        - 

Eddlesborough 
Edgcott          -        -        - 
Ellesborough  -        -        - 
Elsfleld-        -        -        - 
Emberton       -        -        - 
Emmiogton    -        -        - 
Enborne          -        -        - 
Englefield       -        -        - 
Epwell  ...        - 
Ewelme-        -        -        - 

Faringdon       -        -        - 
Faringdon,  Little    - 
Famboroogh  .        -        - 
Fawley  (Berks)       - 
Fawley  (Bucks)      - 
Fifield    .... 
Filkins   -        -        -        - 
Fincbampstead 
Fingcst  .... 
Finmere          -        -        - 
Finstock  and  Fawler 
Foxcott.        -        .        . 
Fringford        -         -        - 
Fritwell           ... 
Fuilbrook       ... 
Fulmer  -        -        -        - 
Fyfield  .        .        -        - 

£.    ff.    tl. 

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10  13    2 

5    5    3 

20  15    4 

3  14    3 

1  13    3 

5  15  10 

6  19    - 

-  15  10 

7  8    4 

-  11     7 

-  9    4 

1  18    1 
1-4 

1  14    2 
16  19    3 

6  7    7 
5  10    4 

19    7    6 

-  17    6 
5  19    2 

3  10    4 

2  8  10 

7  9    9 
14    4    3 

8  1     - 

3  14    8 
2    -    1 

-  9    5 

5  6    4 

2  15    5 

53    2    3 
3-4 

8  -    - 
7    6    3 

9  13    4 

6  15  11 
11-5 

1  16    3 

-  8    6 
6    6    6 

3  17    6 

2  7- 

2  16    9 

1     -    3 

5  11     6 
7-1 

3  8- 

£.    ff.    d. 

22    7    6 

6  15  10 
36    6    7 

9  19    9 
20  10    9 
13  16    - 

13  6    2 

20 

43    6    3 

18    2    7 

14  1    6 

83  18    1 
13    6  11 

5  15    - 

90  10    - 
20    -    - 

8  6    8 

17  8    7 

18  1    - 
65    5    5 

7  8    2 
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54  18    6 

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25  19    6 

22  13    9 
18    8  10 

9  9    6 
13  14    - 
38    6    3 

8  17    7 

23  11    4 

7  9    9 
16  17    - 

24  6    6 

87    8    3 

13    4    5 

9  13  10 

8  12    - 
24    2    3 

5  1     - 

8  14  10 

6  17  10 

9  13    8 
62  17     3 
16    2    4 
34    3    3 

8    8    9 

£.  ff.   d. 

32  13    2 

16    2    8 

£.  ff.    d, 

31  12  11 
14    5    1 

11    3    4 

£.   ff.    d. 

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1     4    - 

19  11  10 

19  10    - 
32  18    3 

11  13    6 

4    5- 

28  10    - 

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16    0    - 

7    5    8 

4  4    - 

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5  5- 

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3  -    - 

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8  ^  10 
1    5    - 

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4  5    5 

5  15    - 
16    9    4 

6  5- 

£.   ff.    d. 

£•    ff.    J. 

23    6    9 
7     4    6 
36    6    7 
11-2 
31   12  11 

19  10    4 

20  15    4 
16  14    - 

22  4    - 

19  16  10 

13  6    2 
39  12    2 

21  4    - 
43     6    3 

9     1     8 

25  10  11 

14  13    1 

20  I     2 
84     3     1 

15  5    - 

1  -    4 
7     9    2 

16  19    3 

6  7     7 
96-4 
39  10    - 
52    5    9 

9    4    2 

23  7     9 
18     1    - 
65    5    5 

10  13    6 

60-2 
57    7    4 
29    7    6 

42  7    1 
57     2    6 
34-6 

22  13    9 

22  3    6 

11  9    7 
14    3    6 

43  12    7 
7-5 

11    3    4 
14    2    7 

23  11     4 

81  12    3 
10  10    1 

24  17    - 

7  6    3 

33  19  10 
-  15    - 

23-11 

11-5 

9    1  11 

4    4- 

87  16    9 

6  6    6 
3  17    6 

13    4    5 
9  13  10 

2  7- 

8  12    - 

26  19    - 

10  6    - 

8  14  10 

7  18    1 

9  13    8 
68    8    9 
23    2    6 

34  3    3 

11  16    9 

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7  17  8 

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OP  OXFOBD — continued. 

EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 
or 

Bulance  dae 

Ordinary 

Maintenance 

Extraordinary 

Interest  Paid 

Balance 

Repairs  of 

Outlay 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

TOTAL 

In  Hand  at 

Mortgage  Debt. 

No. 

on 

Charch 

of  the 

for  Bailding 

on 

the  end 

at  the 

preYioQS  Year. 

or 
Churchyard. 

Pnblie  Worship. 

or 
Improving. 

Bonded  Debt 

Paid  off. 

Payments. 

EXPENOITUBB. 

of  Year. 

endoftheYeai. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

£.   f.   d. 

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No. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPT& 


Balance 

frompreTioos 

Year. 

1. 


Amoont  of  Rates  Ck>llected 


At 

Coininoii 

Law. 

2. 


Under  the 

Cborcli 

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Acts. 

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Penalties, 

Alms, 

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176 
176 
177 
178 
170 
180 
181 
182 
183 
184 
185 

186 
187 
188 
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101 
102 
198 
104 
106 
106 
107 
108 
100 
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906 
206 
807 
208 
200 
210 
211 
212 
213 
214 
216 
216 

217 
218 
210 
220 
221 
222 
228 
224 
226 
220 
227 
228 
220 
230 
231 
232 
233 
234 
236 

236 
237 
238 
230 
240 
241 
242 
243 
244 
246 

246 
247 
248 
240 
260 


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Oamton,  East 
Gawcott         - 
Gibboo- Marsh 
Olympton 
Goddington    - 
Goring  -        -        • 
Grand  borough         - 
Greenham 

Grendon  Underwood 
Grove  (in  Berics)  - 
Grove  (In  Bochs)   - 


6  0  10 
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3  16    3 

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2  10    - 

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22  11     6 


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3  10    6 


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Hagboomey  East  - 

Hailey,  St.  John's  - 

Halton  -        -  .  . 

Hampden,  Great  • 

Hampdsn,  Little  - 

Hanpstead,  East  - 
Hampetead  Marshall 
Hanipst^id  Norila  - 
Hampton  Poyle 

Hanberough    -  -  - 

Hanney,  East  and  West  -> 

Hanslope        ..  •  - 

llanwdl         .  •  . 
Hardwick 

Hard«ric1ce     -  •  - 

Harpsden-cum^BoIoex  - 

Hartwell        -.  .  - 

HarweH          •  .  . 

Haselej          -.  -  - 

Hatford          ^  •  • 

Havereham     -  •  - 

Hawridge        -  -  - 

Headington    .  -  - 

Hedgerley      -  .  - 

Hedsor  .        -  -  - 
Hendredy  East 
Hendred,  West 

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Hetfae    .        .  .  . 
Ueyford,  Lower,  or  Hey- 

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Hinksey,  South 

Hiiiton   •        -  •  - 

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Hitcbam         .^  .  . 

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Horley  -        •  -  - 

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Horwood,  Great  - 
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Haghenden     •  •  - 

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Kencott 
Kiddington     -> 
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Kimble,  Great 


0  18    3 


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latarest  Paid 

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SUMS   RECEIVED    IN   RESPECT   OF   CHURCH   OR  CHAPEL   RATES   IN   BACH   PARISH   IN 


Province  op  Cantbrburt — ^Diocese  op  Oxford— confmtced 


parish. 

RECEIPTS. 

Balance 

from  previoai 

Tear. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowments 

in 
Aki  of  Rates. 

5. 

Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

Borrowed 

daring 

the  Year. 

7. 

TOTAJL 

Receipts. 
8. 

^ 

No. 

'           At 
Common 
Law. 
2^ 

Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

S&eod 

951 
952 
253 
954 
955 

256 
267 
258 

m> 

260 
261 
262 
28:3 
204 
285 
266 
267 
268 
289 
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J72 
J73 
J74 
75 
76 
77 
78 
79 
80 
81 
82 

83 
84 
85 
86 
87 
88 
89 
90 
31 
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109 

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119 
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191 

22 
123 
24 
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(96 

Kimble,  Uttle 
Kinjjsey          -        -        - 
Kinjfftton  Lyde 
Klntbupy         -     .   - 
Rirklingtoo    .        •        - 

Lamborne       .        -        - 
Langford 

Langley  Marish      - 
Latbbury        .        -        - 
Launton          -        -        • 
Luvendoa        -        •        - 
Leafleld           .        -        - 
Li«ckhainp9tead(iii  Berks) 
Leckhampstead  (In  Backs) 
Lee        -        .        .        - 
Lei^h,  North  -        -        - 
Leigh,  South .        -        - 
Letcombe  Basset    - 
Letcombe  Re^is 
Lillinjjstone  Darrell 
LillinKstone  Lovell 
Liiiford,  Great 
LInford,  LitUe 
Linslade         -        -        - 
Littiemore      •        •        - 
Littleworth     ... 
Lockinge,  Bast 
Longcott         -        .        . 
Long  worth      -        -        - 
LoQiifhton       .        .        - 
Ludt^rsball    -        -        - 
Lyford   .        -        -        - 

Mapledarham 
Marcham       .        -       - 
Marston,  North       - 
Marsworth     •        •        - 
Medmenbam  .       -       - 
Mentmore      •        -        - 
Merton  •        • 
MiddletoOy  Stoney  - 
Midgham        -        .        - 
Mlssenden,  Great    - 
Milcombe       ... 
Milton  .        .       •       - 
Milton  Keynes 
Milton,  Little 
Mizbory 

Mollington      .        -        - 
Mongewell     -        -        - 
Morcton,  Maids 
Moreton,  North 
Moreton,  Soath 
Moulsford      -        •       - 
Moulsoe         -       -        - 

Nettlebed       -       -       - 
Nottiedeo       ... 
Newlogton     -        -        - 
Newington,  Soath  • 
Newnham  Marren  - 
Ncwnton  LongviUe  - 
Newport  Pagnell    - 
Newton  BlossomylUe 
Newton  Pnrcell      - 
Noke     .... 
Norton,  Brize 
Nuffield          ... 
Nunebsm       •        •       . 

Oakley  .... 
Oddington      ... 
OIney    .... 
Ovlng    . 
Oxford : 

Ail  Saints. - 

St  Clement 

St  Cross,  or  Holywell. 

St  Bbbe     -       •       . 

St  Giles     .       *       . 

£.    *.    d. 

0  0  11 
133    9    3 

41  10    9 

19    1  11 

9    4    9 

-  -    6 

8  18    7 

5    3    1 

"-  17  10 

7  16    - 
5  14    - 

-  19    8 

17  18  10 

3  7    5 

8  4  10 

14  18  10 

*             • 

90    8    - 

13    5 

-  1    - 

5  19  10 

7  13    8 

-  11    4 
-16    8 

10  10    3 

4  1    5 

9  1- 

10    3    9 

1  18    5 

4  10    8 
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"3    5  10 

18    5 

5  6    7 

8  19    4 

3  14  10 
4 

9  14    8 

1  16  11 

4  15    - 

19    1     8 
25  19    9 
16    1    6 

£.     #.   d, 
93  19    3 

37  16    5 
08  10  10 
49  16    - 
17  16    6 

86  15    - 
19    7    - 

7  14    1 

8  9    9 

9  6- 

11  10    5 

36  9    6 

13  4    5 
76  19    3 

14  7    - 

89  9    8 
30  15  11 
19  12    6 
98    7    5 
19    3    8 

9    3    6 

96    7  11 

17  14    - 

44    7    6 

19    1     9 

18  15    9 
13  18    9 

56  9    3 

90  19    3 

37  19    9 
11    9    1 

19  19  11 

17  17    5 

18  1     - 

57  13  10 

93  15    6 

94  6    3 

5  19    7 

26  17    9 
190-1 

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6  4    6 

Q  16    7 

13    8    6 
93  19    7 
70  17    3 
13  19    4 

65  14    7 

53  11  10 

100  15  10 

£.   #.    d. 

115  19    1 

68  19    9 
46  18    9 

75    6  "9 
18    7    1 

£.  f.   d, 

9  17    9 

9    1    5 
16  13    3 

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£.  «.    d. 

10  10    - 
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34 

34    9    4 
16    3    9 

6    6- 

96    9    I 
19  16    - 

5  -    - 
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1  10    - 
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6  10    - 
5    9    3 

0    6    1 

-    8    - 

-18    6 
167  16    7 

79  19    6 

£.  #.   d. 

1  16  - 
9  -  - 
9  13    9 

9  16    9 

3  15    - 

5  9    8 

6  9  3 
5  13  - 
9    -    - 

4  -    - 

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•         • 

£.      9.    d. 

93  13    3 
9    9  11 

143  19    3 
41  19    0 

44  1    5 

98  10  10 
90  17  11 
83  16    - 
11     4    0 
17  17    - 

45  14    8 

16  3    9 
41  18    1 

19  7    - 

8  11  11 
916  18    9 

9  9- 
9    9    5 
9    6- 

17  18  10 
14  17  10 
36    9    6 

18  4    5 
901    3    9 

14    7    - 
14  18  10 
39    9    8 
30  15  11 
40-6 
98    7    5 
13    7     1 
9    4    6 

39    7    9 

20  11    9 
96    9    - 
44    7    6 
90    9    8 

68  19    9 

19  19    6 
66  10    - 
13  18    9 

79  9    9 
6    9    3 

30  18    8 

549-9 

11    9    1 

10  3    9 

80  6    9 
19  19  11 
19  15  10 
43  10    7 

69  4    6 
9    1    5 

25  19    - 

94  6    3 
17    0    8 

1  10    - 
8  18    5 
-  10    - 

98  5    7 
901  16    8 

13  14    7 

11  4    5 
6    4  10 

'  6  16  '7 
11  18    3 

99  14    7 
99  19    7 

70  17    8 
16    3    8 

71  8    1 
167  16    7 

74    5    0 

98  19    3 

115  17    3 

1 

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3  1910 

5  5  6 

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EXPENDITURE. 


411. 


Ordinary 

Repairs  of 

Cburdi 

or 

Cbareliyard. 

11. 


Maintenance 

of  the 

PabUoWonhip. 

IS. 


£•  «.  d. 

-  6  - 

2  6  8 

8  18  2 

12  7  7 


27  17  8 
6-7 

24  16  6 
8  10  3 
6  7  9 

-  15  8 

-  5  - 
3  18  11 


2  6- 

-  11  - 


17 


12  18  1 

1  8  - 

3  8  1 

4  19  - 
10  18  10 

-  4  2 

-  18  6 


10  17  - 

9  15  3 
9  17  6 
3-6 


4  16  6 

2  15  6 

27  6  - 

-  11  6 

1  1  - 

2  13  1 

-  5  3 


4  7 
1  7 

1  1 

2  15 
-  19 
4  4 

10  5 


3  3  5 
-  16  8 

5  19 

3  19  8 
9  5  4 


-  18  6 


16  4  I 
15  10  - 
30  12  1 


14  11  4 
46  5  8 


£.  t.  d. 


7  11 
5  6 


45  16 

10  15 


39  15 
13  1 
30  15 

8  - 

9  1 
16  17 

7  13  2 
3  8  3 
11  2  2 
9  15  4 
7  11  7. 


0 


6  1 

10  -  - 

8  15  - 

12  8  - 

14  14  9 

6  18  8 
29  -  11 

6  10  - 
14  -  - 

7  5  6 
17  13  6 

4  12  . 

20  -  - 

4  9 

4  10 


3 


8  3- 
14  7  2 
11  19  5 
13  15  - 

6  -  - 
16  17  9 

5  13 
10  17 

5  3 
23  18 

3  6 
10  7 
25  8 

4  2 

6  17 

2  13 

3  13 
16  4 

9  13 

7  15 
3  4 

10  8 


6 
6 

4 
1 
8 
6 
11 


10 


8 


6  19  6 
12  12  10 

3  7 
3  2 
18- 
8  7- 
92  18  4 
8  15  8 

7  6  7 
6  8  4 
2  19  6 

8  9  8 
6  13 


16  12  4 

4  4  6 

42  1  2 

3  10  - 

58  18  11 

49 

64  8  9 
49  19  6 
33  14  - 


Extraordinary 

Outlay 
for  Bolldiog 

or 
Improfing. 

13. 


£•    t.   d. 


8    3    6 


200 


16    6    - 


18    4    - 


20 


87    5 


Intereit  Paid 

on 
Bonded  Debt 

14. 


£^    s*  d. 


5    7    6 
12  16    - 


14    8 


16  16    - 
15    4    - 


7  10    - 


6  17    1 
6  12    - 


Bonded  Debt 
Paidofll 

15. 


£.    9.   d. 


10 
20 


90 


30 
30 


50    -    - 


11  10 

80    - 


Otber 

Payments. 

16. 


Y3 


£.    s.  d. 

12    4    5 
2  10    - 


8  14    6 


4  15    8 


1  13  - 

3  16  8 

4  19  - 

2  11  4 

4  18  7 

4  12  4 

5  14  2 
1     3  6 

10    6  11 

-  17  1 

8  17  - 


4    7- 
2    2- 

8  10    6 


3  9- 

4  2- 
3  17    - 

12    6    6 


6  16  6 
3  3- 
2    4    2 

3-6 

-  18  - 
1  10    8 


2  4    6 

9  7    2 

14  -  10 

5  7    2 


2  15    - 


3    - 
2  13 


9-10 
2  -  - 
1  12    6 


7  17    4 
6  15    - 


3  15    8 

1  14    - 

2  11  10 


16  6 

3  12  6 

8  16  4 

10  10  - 

26    4  8 


11    4    - 
32    6    1 


Total 
expehdtturb. 

17. 


£.    «.  d. 

23  12  3 

10    2  11 

8  18  2 

45  16  5 

47  15  3 


89  7 

18  2 

70  8 

16  10 

17  2 
44  5 
13  7 


31  15 
9  15 
212 
8 
7 

10 

19 

14 


2 

2 

2 

3 

5 

6 

5 

7 

8 

4 

3  11 

-    2 

16    3 


1  11 

2  1 
24  18  8 
10  10    6 

150  14  - 
10  -  - 
14  -  - 
28  14  10 
49  4  6 
18  19  10 
37  15  2 
9  9  9 
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31  6 
17  6 
38  11 
45  13 

10  4 
63  13 

8  14    - 
61  15  11 

9  9    6 
71    4    1 

8  13    - 
20  15 
42    2 

11  3 

6  17 
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60  8  11 

108  1    9 

64  8    9 

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112  6    9 


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9    3    8 

2  15    9 

13    7  10 


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19  3 

2  15  9 

2  17  6 


4  14  3 
1  8  10 
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11  10  10 

2  13  11 
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14    4    9 

1  6    9 

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2  8  3 
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4  18  11 

3  17  10 


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3  16  11 

1  19    2 

59  14  10 
9  17    - 

37  8  9 
3  11    6 


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270 


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RECEIPTS. 

Balance 

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Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 

Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  otiier 

Receipts. 

6. 

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the  Year. 

7. 

Total 
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8. 

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No. 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

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Church 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 

Under 

other 

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4. 

399 
400 
401 
402 
403 
404 
405 
406 
407 
408 
409 
410 
411 
412 
413 

414 
415 
416 
417 
418 
419 
420 
421 
422 

423 
424 
425 
426 
427 
428 
429 
430 
431 
432 
433 
434 
435 
436 
437 
488 
439 
440 
441 
442 

443 
444 
445 

446 

447 
448 
449 
450 
451 
452 
453 
454 
455 
456 
457 
458 
459 
460 
461 
462 
463 
464 
465 
466 
467 
468 
469 
470 
471 

Stoke,  North .        -        - 
Stoke  PoRes   .        -        - 
Stoke  Talmage 
Stone      -        .        .        - 
Stonesfleld      -        -        - 
Stowe     .        -        -        - 
Stratfleld  MorUmer 
Stratford,  Fenny 
Stratford,  Water     - 
Stratton  Audley      - 
Streatley         -        -        - 
Sulham  .        .        -        - 
Sulhamstead  Abbotts 
Sulhamstcad  Bannister    - 
Surainortown,    St.    John 

Baptidt. 
Sonningfaill     .        .        - 
Sanningwell    ... 
Sutton  Courtney 
Swalcliffe       ... 
Swanboume   -        -        - 
Swerford         ... 
Swinbrook      - 
Swyncombe    -        -        - 
Sydenham       -        -        - 

Tackley          .        .        - 
Tadraarton      -        -        - 
Taplow-        .        -        - 
Tattenhoe       -        .        - 
Taynton          ... 
Tew,  Great     ... 
Tew,  Little     -        -        . 
Thame    -        -        .        . 
Thatcham       ... 
Thomberough 
Tidmarsh        .        .        - 
Tilehurst  and  Theale 
Tingewick       .        -        - 
Titsworlh        ... 
Towersey        -        -        - 
Tubney-  -        .        -        - 
Tnrville 

TurwestOQ       -        -        - 
Twyford          .        .        - 
Tyringham-cam-FUgraTe 

Uffington        .        -        - 

Ufton  Nervet 

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Westbury        .        -        - 
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Weston  Tunrille 
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EXPENDITURE. 

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OP 

Mortgage  Debt 

Balance  due 

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SUMS   RECEIVED    IN   RESPECT   OF   CHURCH   OR    CHAPEL   RATES   IN    EACH   PARISH  IN 


Protikce  of  Cakterburt — DiocssE  OP  Ojctonov-eontiuued. 


No. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS- 


Balance 

firompreTioas 

Tear. 

1. 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 


Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 


Eodowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 


Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 


BoxTOwad 

daring 

tha  Year. 

7. 


Total 
Rbosipts. 


fiilioee 
Oratpeatj 
■tfteeodl 


473 

473 

474 

475 

476 

477 

478 

479 

480 

481 

482 

483 

484 

485 

486 

487 

488 

489 

490 

491 

492 

498 

494 

406 

496 

497 

498 

499 

MO 

XK)1 

liOS 

608 

ii04 

ft06 

SOS 


£06 


Wexham         •       •       - 
Wheatfield      -        -        - 
Whitchurch    -        -       - 
WIckham        .       .       - 
WlggintOB      -       -       - 
Willen  -        -        -        . 
Winchendoo,  Nether 
Winchendon,  Upper 
Windsor,  Holy  Trinity    - 
Windsor,  New 
Wing     -        .        -       . 
Wins^raye-with-Rowsham 
Winkfield       -        -        - 
Winterbonme  •        -       - 
Wittenham,  Little  - 
Wittenham,  Loag    - 
Wokingham,  AU  Saiate  - 
Wooburn        -        -       • 
Woodeaton     -        -        - 
Woodhay,  West      - 
Woolhampton 
Woolston,  Great     - 
Woolstooe      -       -       - 
Woolvarcott  -       -       •- 
Woottoa  (Berks)    -       » 
Wootton  (Oxford)  - 
Wormlnghall  -        -        - 
Wortott  Nether 
Worton-Over  -       -       p- 
Wotton  Underwood 
Wooghtonontke-Oiiien  - 
Wraysbnry     -        -        - 
Wroxton         -        -       . 
Wycombe,  We§t     - 
Wytham         ... 


Yamton 
Yatteadon 


£.  t.  d. 
17  IS    6 


£,  s,    d* 


14    1 


14    6 
2-10 


-    8    8 
20  15    4 


Total 


6  18 


11    2    2 

2  12  10 


6    6    6 

167    1     1 

9-10 

15    7    9 

13  16    5 

23  13  10 

20    1  10 

79  18    6 

233  17    9 


8  10    1 
2  16    4 

6  15    4 

6  17    - 
15- 


2  15  4 

-  2  7 

-  14  4 
15  7 

20  10  - 


2    4    8 

16  10    1 

7    0    8 


2  17    8 


2/M)9    3    7 


26  18  2 
54  2  11 
32  18  11 
14  1  5 
12  17  10 


£.    s.    d. 


£.   s.    d. 


£,    i,   d. 


£>   $,   d. 


5  3 
4  14 

11     2 

6  3 
9  18 

10    8 


36  18  2 
5  11  10 
7  11     2 

16  10    - 


13    3    3 
13    3    9 


9,548    -  10 


664    9    4 


1  19    6 


113 
14 


13    5    9 


4    - 

4  n 


4    3    8 


50    3  10 
5  18    4 


496    5    - 


3    -    - 


15  15    - 


7 
116 


10    -    - 
30  17    8 


1,913  11    2 


56    6    6 
43  18  11 


1  10    7 


2  11    6 


684    5  10 


£.   a.   d. 


700    0    0 


17  12    6 

8  6- 
167    1    1 

9  14  11 
15  7  9 
15    -10 

25  14 
20  1 
93    4 

847  10 
44    - 

26  18 

67  19 
32  18  11 
25  3  7 
15  10 
56    6 

68  4 
7  19 

4  14 
20  18 

6  3 
15  15 
11  13 

7  - 
119    4 

36  18 

5  14 
9  16 

17  15 
30  10 
3D  17 
30    4 

69  5 
13    7 


8 

10 
3 
5 
8 
2 
7 


8 
6 

4 

7 

3 
8 
2 
6 
5 
2 
5 
1 
7 


17-6 
13    3    9 


12  6  % 
1111  6 


45  10  I 

1  i  1 

2  11  t 


11    7 

10  17 
2  U 

1    9 


8   5 


4   2 


16,404  15    9 


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From  the  foUowing  Places  Retunra  haye  been  received — Nil,  or  bo  Rates  Collected : 


Amersham. 
Ayleabury. 

Banliory,   Soath,    CSirlat 

Charch. 
Banbnry,  St.  Paul's  Nelth- 

rop. 
Beaoonsfleld. 
Bearwood. 
Boyne  HiU. 
Bracknell,  Holy  Trinity. 

Chalibnt,  St  Gflea. 
Charibury* 


Chesham. 

Chinnor. 

Chipping  Wycombe* 

Claydon. 

aifton. 

ColeshUl. 

Colnbrook. 
Cookhara. 
Cranbome,  St.  Peter. 


Eaton  Hastings. 

Bnstone. 

Eton. 


Famham  RoyaL 

Oeirard's  Cross.   . 

Ooosey. 

Orazeley,  ii^  the  parish  of 
Shinfleld. 


0amb1eden. 
Haxlemere. 
Headington  Qnany. 
Holwell. 
Horton. 


Kennington. 
Kingham. 
Knowl  Hill. 


Lane  End. 
Londwater. 

Marlow,  little. 
Minster  Lovell, 
Mitsenden,  Little. 
Mnrsley. 

Newbury, 


Knmber  of  Retorns  reeeivad  ibr  the  Diooese 


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EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

Bilance  due 

Ordinary 
Repairs  of 

M8lotenam«e 

Bxtraonliiwry 
Ootlay 

iQttteHPaid 

Bonded  Debt 

other 

Total 

Balance 
in  Hand  at 

No. 

on 

I     Climk 

eftli^ 

fop  Bttildiiig 

«a 

the  end 

at  the 

or 

or 

Paid  off. 

Payments. 

£XPEKDIT17BB. 

und  of  thA  Year 

Churchyard. 

Pablic  Worship. 

Ittproring. 

Bonded  Debt. 

of  Tear. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

£.   t.    d 

£.t.    d. 

£^  •.   d. 

£.    *      4f. 

£.  A    d. 

£.   A     41. 

£.9.    d. 

£.  $.  d. 

£.  s.  d. 

£.    $.    d. 

. 

14  10    4 

14    7    - 

- 

- 

• 

1    -    A 

29  17    a 

_ 

... 

472 

-   4    1 

1  19    6 

5    6  11 

- 

.- 

- 

«            • 

7  TO    6 

-  15    6 

-» 

473 

5    3    7 

81  10    2 

12    -    - 

- 

2    4    9 

561   -    - 

11  14    - 

168  12    6 

_ 

.. 

474 

• 

2  16    - 

- 

- 

6-2 

8  15    2 

-  19    0 

.• 

475 

8-10 

2    5    5 

6  15    4 

- 

- 

- 

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476 

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12    9    - 

2  11  10 

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. 

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480 

58  18    - 

208    2    5 

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10  10    5 

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20  10    6 

30    7    3 

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40    3    6 

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504 

. 

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.        - 

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20    2    8 

62  18    8 

6    6    9 

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505 

- 

2  1»    - 

5  17    - 

- 

- 

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2  18    3 

11  14    3 

1  18    4 

— 

506 

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7    2    2 

507 

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3    7    4 

— 

608 

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2,580    -  10 

6^13    2  11 

1,188  14    5 

318    3    1 

1,085  18    6 

1,770    7    7 

14,114  18  10 

8^346  12- 

6^9    a   7 

From  the  following  Places  Returns  have  been  received — Nil,  or  no  Rates  Collected  : 


Newbury,   St.  John   the 
Evangelist. 

Northmoor. 

Norton^  Chipping. 

Norton-Hoolb 

Oxford : 

St.  Aldate's. 

St.  George*the-Martyr.. 

Holy  Trinity.. 

St.  John's. 

St.  Paol's.: 


Oxford— eon/muedi 
St.  Peter.le-Bailey. 
St.  PhUip  and  St  Jamct. 

Penn  Sh'oet. 

Badaege* 

Reading: 

Christ  Church. 
St.  Alary. 

Rolirig^t»  little. 
Rotheifield  6reyt» 


Sandford. 

Waningford,  St  Laooan 

Seer  Green. 

Walton. 

Sheffiird,  Bast 

Watlfaigton. 

Shippon. 

WeadoYer. 

Shipton-on^herwelL 

Whitchareh. 

Stantonbnry,   with    Naw 

Wilcota 

BiadweU. 

Winslow. 

Stockcross,  St  John. 

Witney. 

Stoke,  Sooth. 

Wokfaighan^  St  FftaPa. 

Stratford,  Stony. 

Woodcate. 

Stnbbings,  St  Jamea. 

Woodlands,  St  Maiy. 

Snnningdale. 

Woodstock. 

IVler's  Green.  St  Margt- 

Telford. 

refs. 

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Nils. 


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DIOCESE    OF    PETERBOROUGH. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

finompreTioos 

Year. 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 


Under  the 

Charch 

BaUding 

Acta. 

3. 


Under 

other 

Statntes. 


Endowments 

Penalties, 

Alms, 

in 

or  other 

Aid  of  Rates. 

Reoeipto. 

6. 

6. 

Borrowed 

doing 

tbeYear. 

7. 


TOTAZ. 

Rbcbipts. 
8. 


Ahb  Kctdeby  -        -  - 

Abington        .        .  . 

Abthorpe        -        -  • 
Addingtoo,  Great   - 
Addington,  Little   - 
Aldwinckle : 

All  Saints   .        •  . 

St.  Peter's  -        -  - 

Alexton  -        -        •  - 

Alwalton        -        -  - 

Ansty     -        -        •  - 

Apethorpe      -       -  - 

Appleby  -        •  - 

Arnesby  -        -  - 

Artliinf^worth  -        -  - 

Asfordby         -        -  - 
Ashby,  Castle 
Ashby,  Cold   ... 
Ashby-de-la-Zouch,  St 

Helen's  and  Holy  Trinity. 
Ashby,  Magna 
Ashby,  Mears 
Ashby,  Panra 
Ashby,  St.  Lodgers 

Ashton  .        .        .  . 

Asliwell  -        •        •  - 

Aylestone       -        -  - 

Aynho    -        -        -  - 

Ayston  .       -       -  . 

Badby    .        -        .  - 
Bagworth       ... 

Baintoo  -        -        -  - 
Barbycum  Onley     • 

Burkby  .        .        -  . 

Barkeston       -        •  . 

Barlestone      •        .  - 
Baniwell»    St    Andrew's 

with  All  Sahits. 

Barrowden      .        -  . 

Barton-Earls  -        -  . 
Barton  Seagrare     - 
Bel  ton,  Loughborongh     • 
Bel  ton,  Uppingham 

Benefleld        .        .  . 

Billesdon        .        •  - 
Billing,  Great 
Billing,  Little 

Bisbrooke       •        •  . 


Bitteswell       .        .        . 

Blaby     .        -        .        . 

Blakesley       •        •        • 

Blaston : 
St  Giles     •        .        - 
St  Michael's       • 

Blatberwycke 

Ellsworth       -        -        . 

Boding^on      -        -        - 

Bosworth,  Market  - 

Bottesford      .        .        . 

Boughton       .        •        . 

Bowden,  Great 

Bowden,  Little 

Bozeat  -        -        -        - 

Brackley,  St.  Peter  and 
St  James. 

Bradden 

Broficid  on  the  Green 

Brampton,  Ash 

Brampton,  Charch  - 

Branston  ' 

Brannston  (Ratland) 

Braunston  (Northampton) 


8    3    6 

>  11    9 

14  16    2 


28    6    - 


4  18    7 
12    2 

17    5  10 


-  2  10 
12  16  7 
26  1  7 
46-11 

2  19    8 


1  15  11 

15  5  6 
-  16  - 
8-9 


-  5 
1  4 
1  8 
5  10 


2  10    8 
78  18  11 


-    2  2 

12    7  9 

5  12  - 

1  19  7 


3    6- 


6  15    9 


6  6    4 
-  2    2 

2  4    4 

7  2- 
4  7    6 

10 


18    8    8 
7    8    7 


12  14  5 
2-2 
1  16    7 


£•   t.    d. 
5    7- 


21  9  - 
11  8  10 
9  17  6 
16  14  2 
15  -  11 
24  15  5 
61     5  10 

11    5    6 


180    -    8 


28  10 
19  17 

38  10 
16  12 

86  17 
186    1 


25    2  11 

11  14  - 
U  19  6 
38  -  - 
19  18    8 

12  8    2 


17  17    5 


25    3 

17  13 

7     1 

24  10 


23    3    1 

9  10    4 

28    3    - 


12-4 
15  6  8 
17  18    6 


4    8    4 

19  14    3 

8  18  11 

39    4    7 


23    3    3 
37  15    5 


31  15  - 

23    2  9 

21  12  2 

17  14  9 


£.    «.   d. 


14    8    6 


£.   s.    rf. 


43    1    9 


11    4    4 


1    3    - 


26  13    7 


14  12    6 
17 


11 

10 


21  10    - 


7    7    6 
10    6  11 


1  10    - 


32    3 
6  15 


10  10    - 


15    8    - 


29 


39 


8    7- 


I  12 


56    4    3 
45  17    5 


£.    *.    d. 
2    7    7 


2    5- 


10  - 
-  10 

11  6 


2    6- 


14  18    - 


12    8    - 


15 


£.   s.  d. 


£.    #.    d. 

10  17  1 
28  11  9 
14  16  2 
14  12  6 
17 


25  10  - 

21    9  - 

11    8  10 

14  11  1 
17  16 
25    - 
42  11 

83  11  10 

53    1  9 

11  8  4 

12  16  7 
46  11  7 

178    7  7 


4 

11 

3 


26  9    8 

27  4  6 
10  6  11 
33  10  - 
16  12  4 
14  8  5 
38    7    7 

150  19  11 
13-3 

40    8    5 

12  10  - 
18-3 

38 

19  18  11 
18    7  10 

13  16  4 
23    7    5 


8 

11 

6 

5 
2 

1 


28  10 
106    1 

25    3 

17  18 
13  18 
36  18 

29  18 
21  19  11 
23  8  - 
15  -  - 
12-6 

18  12    8 
38    6    6 

6  15    9 


10  14  8 

29    2  2 

21  18  7 
8  18  11 

46    6  7 

31     1  1 

48    -  - 


23    8    8 

89 

56    3    8 

15  15  7 
31  15  - 
23  2  9 
35  18  7 
19  14  11 
68-10 
45  17    6 


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Provincb  of  Caixteubtjbt— continued. 


DIOCESE    OF    PETERBOROUGH. 


EXPENDITURE. 


Ordinaiy 

Repairs  of 

Chareh 

OP 

Churchyard. 
11. 


£•   #.    If. 


8  1 

.. 

8  14 

3 

-  8 

- 

• 

• 

2  16 

4 

10  1 

10 

2  16 

6 

8  9 

- 

2  17  11 

8  3 

. 

7  8  10 

10  7 

8 

72  18 

6 

19  14 

10 

4  12  11 

14  17    7 


10 
1 

1 
1 

'2 
7 


8    7 

3    1 

8  10 

11    8 

19    6 

7  4 
18  10 
18    - 


10  12    - 
1  19    - 

5  6- 
16-5 

1  17    7 
4    -    - 

2  10    - 

17- 

6  6- 

6  2 
6  10 
18  9 
2  9 
2  4 
2  16  6 
2    8    6 


3    7  11 
6    9    7 

-    8    - 


5    1 

1  11 

-  14 

15  12 


11 
6 
6 


12  10  - 

-  18  4 

5    -  - 

3  18  1 


31    2    3 


3  19    3 
13    7    1 


Maintenance 

of  the 

Pnbllc  Worship. 

12. 


£.  t.  d. 


5  12 

6  15 
15  16 

9  12 
4  - 


5 
7 

6 
4 
9 
10 
21 
3 


2 


4 

7 

8 

19 

3 

2 

4 

11 

10  18 

-  18 

23  Id  10 

9  14  6 

58  15  3 


6 
6 
6 
10 
11 
6 


6 


7  5  7 

7  5  0 

8  14  9 
8  13  6 
4  9- 

14  13  4 

23  6  11 

20-8 

2  15  9 


12  10 
10  6 


10 
2 

17 
14 


14  10  - 

5  9  3 

10  10  - 

5  17  - 

7  14  2 
5  7- 

18  3  6 

5  - 
7 


11 
10 


8  2 
6  8 


4 
4 
3 

4  6  6 

9  10  2 

10  7  1 


6 


4  15 

2  4 

4  17  - 

8-6 

9  10  11 

7  13  9 

17  16  - 

30  17  6 

17  -  - 

9  3  9 

14  -  - 


39  6  11 

3  16  - 

15  15  4 
13  18  10 

10  18  5 
21  3  - 


Extraordinary 

Outlay 
for  BnUdhig 

or 
ImpiOThi^. 

13. 


£•    $•    d. 


1    6    - 


20 


7    6    0 


Interest  Paid 

on 
Bonded  Debt 

14. 


£.    9.   d. 


Bonded  Debt 
PaidofEl 

16. 


£.    9.   d. 


6 


Other 
Payments. 

16. 


£.    #.    d. 

-  19    6 
18    9    4 


10 


6 


1  17 

2  2- 
16  4 
2    -    - 


6    4    1 


8 


5  12 

2  14 

7    8  11 

88  13    - 


5  16 
8  15 
2  5 
10  12 
4    6 


5  2    6 

6  16    5 
6  11     1 


3  17    9 


3  18  - 

2  15  - 

1  15  - 

2  13  5 

3  8  6 
9    3  5 

8  2  2 
2  16  8 

2  4- 

1    1  6 

4  10  6 

3  5  6 
6  16 
6    3  7 

4  12  8 

9  6  3 


4  11  6 
11- 

2    7  6 

6    3  7 

4  18  8 

-  15  - 

1  18  8 


4  17    - 


8    3  10 
4  10    1 


3  11  6 
14  7  11 
33  2  7 
11     7    4 


Total 
expenditttrb. 

17. 


£.  9.   d. 


9  13 

28  19 
16  4 

13  7 

16  4 

15  6 

29  4 
11  11 

9  3 

14  11 
20  15 
31  12 
86  4 
45  19 
11  4 
26  7 

17  3 
112  5 

18  10 
26  14 
17  11 
20  17 
13  15 
17  15 
33  12 

178  12 
9  10 


1 
9 
9 
6 
1 
7 
8 
1 
1 

10 
5 

10 

6 
1 
9 
8 
7 
5 
1 
4 
2 


29  13  3 

12    5  9 

14  12  11 

34  19  - 

14  15  7 

14  12  7 

9    9  4 

19  13  5 


10  4 
25  18 

25  7 
19  6 
14  1 
36  12    6 

14  16  1 
17  1  11 
23    9    7 

15  8    - 
9  10    1 

17  10    9 

26  13    1 


9 
5 

7 

18 
16 


6 
8 
6 

1 
5 
8 
6 


14 
15 
4 
6 
1 
9  10 
35  5 
30  17 
34  7 
9  17  1 
40  17  - 
51    8  10 

8  6  1 
67-9 
17-9 
17  10  4 
14  7  11 
66  6  - 
45  17    6 


Balance 

in  Hand  at 

the  end 

of  Year. 

18. 


Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Tear. 

19. 


£.     9.d. 
1    3  10 


1    5    6 
-  16    8 

10    4    - 


6    7    4 

3  4  10 

4  5  10 
10  18    8 


7  2 

-  4 

29  8 

66  1 


7  19  2 

-  10  6 

12  12  4 

2  16  9 

4  16  6 

3  10  1 


10  16  2 
-  4  3 
3    7    4 

3  1- 
6    3    4 

4  7- 
3  14    - 

18    6  11 
80    3    6 


-    6    8 
16    2    - 

4  18    - 


2  10  6 
1  1  11 
6  13    6 


3  10    2 

10  16    2 

6  17    6 

11  -  11 
-    3    7 

13  13    - 
18    6    2 

4  14  10 

7  9    6 

6    2- 
18    8    3 

5  7- 
2  14  10 


£.     9.   J. 


60 


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PARISH. 

RECEIPTS. 

Balance 

from  previoiw 

Year. 

1. 

Amomot  ofRatmi C#lleotei 

Bodowmenta 

in 
AidofRatM. 

6. 

Fmtt«, 

Alms, 
or  other 
Becdpto. 

6. 

the  Year. 
7. 

Total 

Rbcbipts. 

8. 

-Biluie 
Ownpeot 
tttkeend 

No. 

At 

Common 

Law. 

9. 

Under  the 

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SUMS   RECEIVED    IN    RESPECT   OF   CHURCH    OR    CHAPEL    RATES   IN   EACH   PARISH   IN 


Province  op  Canterbury — Diocese  op  Peterborough— ccmftntterf. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 


Under  the 

Cbnrch 

Building 

Acts. 

8. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 


Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 


Penalties,    Borrowed 

Alms,     > 

durinff 

or  other    I 

Receipts,  j  the  Year. 
6. 


Total 
rsceipts. 

8. 


Biittce 
Owipeotj 
tttkendl 


Dunton  Bassett 

Easton  Maudit 

Easton  Neston 

Easton -oo-the-Hill  • 

Eastwell 

Eaton     .        -        . 

Ecton     -        -        - 

Edgcott .        -        • 

Edmondthorpe 

Egloton  ... 

Empingham    - 

Essendlne 

Etton  and  Woodcroft 

Evenley  -        -        - 

Everdon 

Evington 

Exton    -        •        - 

Eydon    -        -        - 

Eye        -        -        . 


£.    s.   d. 


2  14    3 

3  18    7 


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£.  t.    d. 


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£.  4.    d. 


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52 

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13 


11  11 

11    9 

6    1 


46  10    - 


4  15    6 


13-7 


8  8 
6  11 
5  4 
1    - 


25 
8 
84 
28 
23 
18 


4  4 

9  2 

12  6 

3  - 

3  1 

8  - 


18  10 


3  13  10 
9  19 
7    8  10 


6  18    4 


12    5    8 


21  14    - 
3  13    - 


Faradon,  East 
Farthioorhoe    - 
Farthingstone 
Flnedon  -        -        - 
Fasten    -        •        . 
Fotheringhay  • 
Foxton  -        .        - 
Freeby  -        -        - 
Frisby-on-the-Wreak 
Frowlesworth  - 
Furthoe  -        -        - 


-  17    2 
2    6    7 


17 
37 
17 
51 


7    3    8 


1    6 


1  10 


15  13    3 


31     2    - 


1    - 
13    - 


49    7 


-    3    7 


18  4 
1  16  - 
12    4 


7 

14 
20 
12 
45 
22 
4 


17  2 
8  5 

18  6 
13  2 
10  3 

2  1 

18  11 


Gaddesby 

Garthorpe 

Gayton  -        -        • 

Geddington    - 

Gilmorton 

Glapthorn 

Glaston  -        -        . 

Glenn  Magna  - 

Glinton  -        .        . 

Glooston 

Goadby  -        -        - 

Goad  by  Marwood    - 

Grafton  Regis 

Grafton  Underwood 

Greens  Norton 

Greetbam 

Grendon 

Grettoo  -        .        • 

Gretworth 

Grimstone 

Groby    -        -        - 

Guilsborough  - 

Gumley  -        -        - 

Haddon,  East 
H  alia  ton 
Hambleton     • 
HannlDgton    • 
Harby    - 
Hardwick 
Hargrave 
Harlestone 
Harpole 
Harringrton     • 
Harringworth 
Harrowden,  Magna 
Harston 
Hartwdl 
Haselbeech     - 
Hclidon  ... 
Helmdon 
Hemington     • 
Higham  Cold 
Higbam  Ferrers 
H  igham-on-the-Hill 
H  inton-in-the-Hedges 
Hoby     -       -        - 
Holcot   -        •        * 
Holdenby 


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21    6    1 


16  17    9 
8  12  10 


9  17    8 


17    8    1 
31    4    9 


27 
23 
10 
19 


2  12    3 


5  11 

6  5 
2  11 

14    4 


80 


9    2    1 
1  10    4 


21  10    8 
75    9    9 


3  17  9 

12  19  5 

2  15  1 

15  15  6 


7 
22 
18 


12  8 
19  8 
15    - 


9  12    3 


4  -  - 
18  6  9 
13  10    - 


4  12  10 
2  3  1 
1     4    5 

7    5    4 
12  19    8 

9-9 

6  16    8 


16 

16 

33 

8 


18 
27 

8 

18 
24 


12  - 

4  7 

6  6 

13  3 


15  10 
-    7 

15  6 
4    3 


34  10  11 
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15    -    - 


9    6 


45    1    8 


3 

28 


5    - 


21  16 


2    8 


1  17    1 
3    5  10 

2  17    5 
6    4  10 

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13 
11 
15 
18 
38 


15  11 
18  - 
8  3 
15  10 
13  6 
13    2 


9  13    4 
9    -    - 


2    2    6 


2    -    - 


7    9    7 


4  5  4 
-  12  8 
128  8  - 
9  6  11 
1  17    3 


10 
15 


6    4 
17  10 


I    2 


10    5    8 

20    -    - 


340  13    9 
17    9    8 


-  10    - 
43 

-  7    6 
13    5    - 


£.    t.   d 

52  11  11 
20    6    - 


17  4  8 
51  5  6 
13    -    7 

18  10  - 
26  13    - 

9  16  1 
90  17  10 
31 
23 
18 
21 
13 
41 


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6  11 


25 


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44     2    - 


7    - 


49 
8-9 

14    8  5 

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14     1  6 

47    6  3 

23    4  5 


4  18  11 


21  15  10 
17  8  1 
50  14  2 
35  18  9 
53  5  5 
10  2  11 
29  12  - 
21  10  8 
84  11  10 


1  10  4 

7  12  8 

22  19  3 

18  15  - 

17  10  - 
31  6  2 
16    5  1 

15  15  6 
34  10  11 

16  12  10 
31     1  6 

18  7  8 
33    6  6 

9  17  8 


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17  19 

30  - 
37    - 

8  15 
28  12 

18  4 
24    - 

9  13 

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22  13 
11    8 

19  12  11 
21  19  4 
41  10    7 

6  14  10 

7  17    9 
53    5 

20  - 

32  19 
11  10 

482  6 
26  16 
16  18 


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ENGLAND   AND   WALES,    AND   EXPENDITURE   THEREOF,    FOR   THE   TEAR    ENDING    EASTER    1865.       l8l 


Province  of  Cantbrburt— 

Diocese  < 

OF 

Peterborough— ccm^ntiecf. 

EXPENDITURE. 

Bondpd 
or 

Bakneedae 

Ordinary 

Extraordinary 

Interest  Paid 

Balance 

Repairs  of 

OuUay 

Bonded  Debt  1 

Other 

Total 

in  Hand  at 

Mortgage  Debt 

No. 

on 

Church 

of  the 

forBuildhig 

on 

the  end 

at  tlie 

or 

or 

Paid  off.     1 

Payments. 

Expenditure. 

...  J      .^  aI_          %T 

preriont  Year. 

Churchyard. 

Public  Worship. 

Improving. 

Bonded  Debt. 

of  Year. 

end  of  the  Year. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

£.«.((. 

£.    s.    d. 

£.     M.    d. 

£.    «.    <2. 

£^    t. 

d. 

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d. 

£.  «.   <f. 

£.    «.   d. 

£.  t.   d. 

£.    s.    d. 

26  16  11 

5  12    8 

16  16    8 

14  17    6 

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. 

1    8    9 

64  12    1 

_ 

, 

146 

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4  15    - 

. 

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. 

8  14  11 

14    8    6 

5  17    7 



147 

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16  12    - 

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. 

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. 

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• 

40    -    - 

140 

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12    1     2 

5  13    3 

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• 

- 

. 

• 

18    3    5 

— . 

160 

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10    2    5 

4    4    3 

. 

• 

- 

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4  10    6 

24    2    4 



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161 

• 

4    5    2 

17  12    - 

. 

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4  16  10 

26  13    - 

... 

.. 

162 

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. 

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. 

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6  10    3 

9  19    9 

— 

.. 

163 

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164 

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. 

4    3    2 

27    4    . 

4    -    - 

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163 

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24  10    - 

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4  16    3 

60 

173 

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4  12    - 

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174 

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183 

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SUMS   RECEIVED    IN    RKSPKCT   OP   CHURCH   OR   CHAPEL   RATRS    IN   EACH   PARISH   IN 


Province  op  Canterbury — Diocese  op  Peterborough — continued. 


No. 


parish. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  preriooa 

Year. 

1. 


Amount  of  Rates  Colleeted 


At 

Common 

Law. 


Under  the 

Church 

Bnildiog 

Acts. 

8. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 


^dovments 

In 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 


Penaltiw, 

AlmS; 
or  other 
Receipts. 

6. 


Borrowed 

during 

the  Tear. 

7. 


Total 


Rbcbipts. 


Owopatj 

tfTor. 


224 
225 
220 
227 
228 
229 
230 
231 
232 

233 
234 

235 
230 
237 
238 
239 

240 
241 
242 
243 
244 
245 
246 
247 
248 
249 
250 
251 
252 
253 
254 
855 
250 

267 
258 
259 
260 
261 
262 
203 
264 
265 
260 
267 
268 
269 
270 
271 
272 
273 
274 
275 
270 

277 

278 
279 
280 
281 
282 
283 
284 
285 


287 
288 
889 
*J90 

291 
292 
293 
294 
295 
296 
297 


£,   8.   d. 


Holt       -        •        -  . 

Holywell  or  Hollowell  - 

Horton  -        -        -  . 

Hose      -        .        .  . 

Hoton    -        -        -  - 
Houghton,  Great    • 
Houghton,  Little    - 

Houghton-on-the-Hill  - 
H  jgglescote  -  cum  -  Don- 
nington-cn-  the-Heatb. 
Huraberstone 

Huugarton     .       •  - 

Ibstock-        .        -  . 

Irchester         .        -  - 
Irthlingborough 

Isham    .        •        •  . 

Islip       .        •        •  . 


Eel  marsh 
Kettering 
Keyham 

Kibworth  Beaucharop 
Kibworth  Hareonrt 
Kilby     -        .        - 
KiUby    - 

Kilwortb,  North     - 
Kilworth,  South     • 
Kimcote 
Kings  Cliffe    - 
KioKs  Thorpe 
Kirby  Bellars 
Kirkby  Mallory      - 
Kirby  Mnxloe 
Knipton 
Knossington   • 

Lamport 

Langton  Church     - 
Laughton 

Laxton  .        •        . 
Leicester,  Christ  Church 
I^ire      .        -       - 
Lilboume 
Litchborough  - 
Lockington     - 
Loddington  (Leicester) 
Lodd  ington  (Northampton) 
Lowesby         -        «       - 
Lowick  -        -        •        - 
Ludd  ington     -        •        - 
Luffeoham,  North  - 
Lutfeuh am.  South   - 
Lutterworth    -        -        • 
Lutton  .        .        .        - 
Lyddington    -        -        - 
Lyndon  -        -'       -        - 

Maldford 

Maidweli 

Manton  -        -        -        - 

Markfleld 

Marston,  St.  Lawrence    - 

Marston  Trussell    - 

Melton  Mowbray    - 

Middleton  Cheney  - 

Milton    alioi    Middleton 

Matson. 
Misterton       .        -        - 
Morton  Plnkney    - 
Monlton         .        -        - 
Mowsley         .        -       - 
Muston  .        .        ->        - 

Nailstone        -  -        - 

Narborouprh    -  -        - 

Newbold  Verdon  - 

Newnham       -  -        - 

Newton  -        -  -        - 
Newton  Bromswold 

Newton  Hareonrt  • 


6  18    9 


5  6    4 

6  12    - 


6  19    7 

-    6  10 

0    4    5 

-84 

8  15  11 

9  5    8 


8    6  6 

13  12  8 

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SUMS   RECEIVED   IN    RESPECT   OF  CHUKCH   OB   CHAPEL   RATES   IN    EACH    PARISH   IN 


Proyincb  of  Canterbury — Diocese  of  Peterborough— conftnuedl 


Pi  RISK. 

RECEIPTS. 

Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 

Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

during 

the  Tear. 

7. 

Total 
Rbcbipts. 

8. 

fialioee 

tttheesi 
d\m. 

Ko. 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Church 

Bolldhig 

Acts. 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

298 
299 
800 
301 
302 
303 
304 
305 
306 
307 

308 
309 
310 
311 
312 
313 
314 
315 
31C 
317 
318 
319 
320 

3*21 
322 
323 
324 
325 
526 
327 
328 
329 
380 
331 
332 
533 
334 
835 
336 
^37 
338 
389 
340 
341 
342 

343 
344 

345 
346 
347 
348 
349 
350 
351 
352 
853 
354 
855 
356 
357 
358 
359 

360 
861 
862 
363 
364 
365 
366 
367 
868 
869 
870 
371 
372 
873 

Newton-Wood 
Newtown  Unford  - 
Newbottle      - 
Normaaton-le- Heath 
Northampton,  St.  Andrew** 
Northborongh 
Norton  -        -        -        - 
Norton-by-Daventry 
Norton,  Eaat  ... 
Norton,  Kings 

Oodby    -        .        -        . 
Oakham          .        .        - 
Oakley,  Great 
Oakley,  Little 
Orlingbary     -        -        - 
Orton     .... 
Ortoo-on-the-Hill   - 
Oogathorpe     -        -        - 
Onndle  -        -        -        - 
Overton,  Cold 
Overton,  Market     - 
Owston  and  Newbold 
Oxenden^  Great 

Packington    -        -        - 
Fasten   -        -        -        - 
Pattioliall       ... 
Paalerspury    -        -        - 
Peakirk-        ... 
Peatlinar,  Magna     - 
Peatling,  Parva 
Peckleton       -        -        - 
Pickwell 

Pickworth      -        -        - 
Piddington      - 
Pilton,  Oundle 
PiltoD,  Uppingham  - 
Pitsford-        -        .        - 
Plutnpton       .        .        - 
Plungar-        -        -        - 
Polebrook       ... 
Potterspury    .        -        - 
Preston  .... 
Preston  Capes 
Preston  Deanery     - 
Pyichley         ... 

Queeniborough 

Quiuton          .        -        - 

Radstone        ... 

Rathy    .... 

Ratclifife  Culey 

Ravensthorpe 

Redmile 

Ridlington      ... 

Boade    .        -        -        - 

Rockhigham  .        -        - 

RoUeston        ... 

Rotherby       ... 

Rothersthorpe 

Rothley          .        .        - 

Rnshden         ... 

Rushton         -        -        - 

Ryhall-cum-Belmlsthorpe 

Sapcote-       .       -        . 

Saxby    .        -        -        - 

Saxelby  .       .       -       - 

Scaldwell 

Scalford         -       .       - 

Scraptoft        ... 

Seagrave         .        -        - 

Sea  es,  Nether  and  Doer  - 

Shackerstone  -        .        - 

Shangton         -        -        - 

Sharnford        .        .        - 

Shawell-         -        .        - 

Shearsby 

Sheepshed       .       -       - 

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4  14    9 

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11-7 

16    8 

5  3    8 

6  12    4 

5  14    9 

1  17  11 

12    7 

4    7    8 

2  14    3 
39  17    8 

-  18    4 

1  19    8 

4  14    3 

6  9    1 

8  16 

2  5    7 
15    2 

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25  10  10 

1  5  10 

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19  11    9 

9  1    7 

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10  12    2 

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8  13    4 

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2-8 
4-8 

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2  6    5 

8  1  10 

9  6  11 

10  1    6 

7  4    5 
1  12  10 

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12    2    3 

17  15    6 

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24  12    - 
31     1     9 

18  8    5 

41  19    6 
78  11    8 
22    5    4 

5  6 

17    8    7 

127  16    4 
34    3  10 

17  10    - 

18  12    4 

22  19    2 

33  7    5 
47    6    9 

22    6    5 
12    4     1 

60    7    6 

31    8    6 

6  6    4 
16  15    - 

28  16    6 
53  13    6 
39    6    5 
11  16    9 
18    3    2 

15  14    2 

9    2    1 

11  12    8 
81    4    - 

16  9    6 
43  10    9 
10  10    8 

10  4    8 

11  16    4 
9  15    7 

11  -  10 

18-8 
27    9  11 

6  16  10 

8  8    6 
20    -    - 
10  11     9 
76  12    6 

9  7  10 
22  14    2 

34  2    8 

12  18    8 
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13  9  10 

85  16    8 
79    6    9 

25  4  11 
08    8    6 

6    12 
19  17    9 
29   3    - 

£.9.1 

Mil  4 

•  • 

4  9  7 
-  8  10 

8  i  i 

•  • 

9  910 

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6   8  - 

6  16  4 

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Protince  of  Cantbrbitrt— Diocese  of  Peterborough— conft'iitterf. 


EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

Balance  due 

Ordinary 
Rftpairs  of 

MtiiitenaDce 

EztraofdnMry 
Outlay 

InterastPaid 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

Balance 
In  hand  at 

No. 

OD 

Church 

of  the 

for  BuUding 

on 

the  end 

at  the 

prerions  Year. 

or 
Churchyard. 

PnWIcWordirp. 

or 
ImpfOTiiig. 

Bonded  Dobt. 

Paid  off. 

Payments. 

Expenditure. 

of  Year. 

end  of  the  Year. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

16. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

£.  «.   d. 

£.    t.   <i. 

£.  ,.  d. 

£.  i.   d. 

£.   t.   d. 

£.    #.   d. 

£.  #.    d. 

£.    9.   d. 

£,   «.   d. 

£.   s.   d. 

. 

2    3  10 

8  19    4 

^            ^ 

»            . 

. 

16- 

12    8    2 

4  11    6 

.. 

874 

. 

8    4    1 

13    4    - 

_            . 

. 

• 

1     1    - 

22    9    1 

10  16  10 

— 

376 

1  15    9 

10  16    7 

•            • 

. 

• 

- 

12  11    4 

— 

— 

376 

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10  n    4 

. 

. 

. 

11    2    3 

21  13    7 

1  16    6 

— 

877 

„                             . 

17  14    6 

'  9    -    6 

.            « 

• 

• 

• 

26  16    - 

6  11     8 

— 

378 

23    7    1 

7    6    1 

7  11    8 

. 

• 

. 

2 

40    8  10 

2    3    2 

—. 

379 

. 

1    2  10 

16    7  11 

8    11 

- 

- 

1  16    - 

26    0  10 

— 

— 

380 

-    6  10 

1    -    - 

8  16    - 

11    -    - 

. 

6    -    - 

27    1  10 

— 

— 

381 

7    S    6 

. 

6  16    6 

• 

• 

. 

3    8    3 

17     7    2 

4    6    8 

— 

382 

4  14    - 

6 

28    -    - 

.            • 

*            — 

. 

3  18    9 

41  12    9 

— i 

— 

388 

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4  18    - 

4  18    - 

• 

• 

. 

6    Q    -^ 

16-3 

3  10    - 

— 

384 

. 

S  17    1 

65    2    7 

•            • 

. 

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. 

67  19    8 

13-2 

— 

386 

. 

13    4    8 

11    -    - 

. 

. 

- 

. 

24    4    8 

7  17    6 

— 

386 

. 

4  17    6 

14  18    6 

2  12    6 

- 

- 

- 

22    8    6 

2    16 

— 

887 

. 

. 

12    -    - 

• 

• 

- 

16    -    - 

27    -    - 

— 

— 

388 

. 

1  16    7 

8  16    6 

. 

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. 

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6    8    8 

1     2    6 

— 

889 

. 

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8  10    6 

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88  18    8 

-    2  10 

— 

890 

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3    2    - 

6  11    - 

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19  14    6 

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— 

391 

• 

. 

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711  17    2 

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723    3    1 

— 

— 

392 

••             • 

4    8    - 

6    -    - 

. 

• 

. 

2  11     1 

11  19    1 

-  16    2 

— 

393 

.             , 

17    1    4 

»            , 

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• 

17    1     4 

360    7  10 

— 

394 

. 

21  18    6 

14  17    8 

• 

^                            - 

- 

6  10    9 

43    6    6 

6  16    8 

— 

396 

»             . 

• 

8    8    6 

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« 

. 

• 

8    8    6 

-    3    2 

«— 

396 

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, 

19    6    7 

. 

• 

. 

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10    6    7 

83  14    8 

— 

397 

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» 

23    4    6 

a                         . 

• 

. 

• 

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6    6  10 

-. 

898 

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2    11 

6  17  10 

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. 

4    8    3 

13    7    2 

-  19  10 

— 

399 

. 

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9    2- 

, 

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10  13  10 

24  10  10 

29    8    8 

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400 

4  10    - 

3    0    4 

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2  18    6 

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1   12    4 

— 

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4    -    - 

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. 

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14  19    8 

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403 

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6    -    - 

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1  16    6 

22  16    1 

2  12    7 

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6    8    8 

2  10    8 

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. 

7    6- 

16  19    6 

-  11     1 

— 

406 

-    9  10 

1  10    6 

2    7    8 

. 

. 

• 

9    9- 

6  10    7 

1  13  10 

— 

406 

• 

.             . 

7  14    3 

• 

• 

- 

• 

7  14    3 

— 

— 

407 

14  19  11 

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6  14  10 

.                           . 

. 

• 

1    8    6 

23  18    - 

6    6    4 

— 

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22    4    3 

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3    -    - 

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410 

6    8    7 

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9    8  10 

20    8    8 

— 

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411 

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1  11    - 

6  11    - 

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3  11    4 

11  18    4 

2    6    1 

— 

412 

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26    3    6 

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-  11    6 

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413 

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2  10    - 

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— 

414 

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416 

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. 

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, 

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11  11     4 

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417 

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9    4    9 

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. 

9    4    9 

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— 

418 

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. 

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419 

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6    3    8 

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12  16    - 

48 

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72  11     9 

— 

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423 

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424 

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9    7    2 

9    6  11 

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426 

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428 

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6  17    6 

10    4    - 

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436 

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19    3    1 

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. 

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- 

216 

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41    8    3 

229  19    - 

26  16    4 

1,276 

443 

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2  10  10 

4    -    - 

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2  17    - 

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SUMS   RECEIVED   IN    RESPECT   OF   CHURCH   OR   CHAPEL    RATES  IN   EACH   PARISH   IN 


No. 


Province  op  Canterbury — ^Diocese  op  Peterborough — continued. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

firom  previous 

Tear. 

1. 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 


Under  the 

Cbarch 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 


Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 


Penalties* 

Alms, 

or  other 

ReceipU. 

6. 


Borrowed 

during 

the  Tear. 

7. 


Total 
Rbcbipts. 

8. 


Bilaiice 

itthteod, 
^  oIYw. 

9. 


461 
462 
463 
464 
466 
466 
467 
468 
469 
470 
471 
472 
473 
474 
475 
476 
477 
478 
479 
480 
481 
482 
483 
484 
486 
486 
487 
488 
489 
490 
491 
492 
493 
494 
495 
496 

497 
498 
499 


£.  t.  d. 


462  Wardley 

453  Warkton 

454  Warkworth 

455  Warming^n 

456  I  Wartoaby 

457  I  Watford 

458  I  Weedon  Beck 
469  I  Weedon  Loys  - 
460  I  Weekley 


7  16 
16  12 


£.    «.   d, 

6  11  9 
29    8    6 

8  19  11 
19  10    9 


£.   «.  d. 


£.  s.  d. 


£.    9.    d. 


£.  t.   d. 


10    -    - 


-  16    7 


Welby 
Weldon,  Great 

Welford          .        -  - 

Welham          .        •  . 

Welton  -        .        -  - 
Weston-by-Welland 
Weston  Favell 

Whiltou          .        .  - 

Whissendine   .        -  - 

Whitfield       -       .  . 

Whitstone      .        .  - 

Wbittlebory   .        .  - 

Wbitweli        .       .  - 

Whitwick       -        .  • 

St.  George's 

WibtDft-        .        -  - 

Wicken  -        -        -  - 
Wigston,  Magna 
Wigtton,  Par?a 

Wilbarston     .        .  - 

Wilby    -       .        .  . 

Wiiloughby  Waterless  - 

Wing  .  .  -  . 
Winwick 

Withcote        .       .  . 

Witherley       .        .  . 

Wittering       .        .  - 

Wold  -  .  -  . 
Wollaston  .... 
Woodford  *cum  -Membris 

Woodhouse  -  -  - 
Wootton         ... 

Worthington  .        .  - 

Wyfordby  -  -  - 
Wykeham-with-Chadwell 

Wymondham .       -  - 


-    8 
14    6 


36  8    6 

43  8    8 

7  8    6 

21  1  10 

4  2    4 

20  1    1 


18    3    6 


8    - 


20    9    3 


1  10 

2  9 

1  6 

2  14 

-    2 

7    4 


1     1     8 


13  1 

39  8 

7  8 

13  3 

22  9 

39  3 

61  16 
22  17 
17  9 
24  9 
10    9 


10 
6 
8 

1 
7 


6    - 
-  16 


10    8 


-    6    3 
3  10    - 


146  16  10 


-  19 

-  13 
3    7 


1 

1 
10 


3    3 
2     1 

1  8 

2  9 

-    4 
16  19 


23    3    3 
2  10    6 

16    8    - 

11     7 
8  10 

6  17 
11     2 

7  1 
13  14 


2    2 


7  10    - 


43    2    6 


9  17  11 


7  19  10 


4    7 

1  14 


2 

10 


49  17    3 

10  3  2 
13  13  9 
72  13    6 

11  14  10 
11  16    2 

7     1    - 
35    8  10 


64  17    8 
-  12    - 


12  10 


11 


Tardley  Hastings 
Tarwell  - 
Telvertoft 


1  12  4 


22  3  2 


26  2  2 


16  16 


Total  • 


2,181  18  -  9,354  6  11 


418  8  11 


392  8  4 


2,860  6  8 


1,331  1  9  500 


£.   9.   d. 


£.     9,    d. 


6  11 
39  8 

8  19 
19  10 

7  15 


61 

61 

8 

23 

4 


40  18 
20  6 

13  16 
40  18 

9  18 

14  9 
25  4 
39  9 
10  10 
65  6 


30 

17 

170 

10 

2 


25  4 

3  3 

18  16 

18  17 

8  10 

10  - 

66  6 

8  6 

16  4 

10  2 

71  16 
62  7 
18  16 
24  13 

72  13 
16  2 

11  16 
8  16 

36  8 


6 

7 
10 
2 
4 
2 
9 
1 
2 
7 
8 
3 

9 
6 

2 
10 
10 

6 


23  16 
16  15  - 
26  2  2 


6  i 
10  IS 
4  13  . 


-19  8 
S16 


1  9   1 
8  i   5 


5  -  8 

-  6  8 

1  -  4 

S6I1  t 

4  16  9 


8  19  S 


10  1  i 


5  10  8 


17,038  10  7  2,418  16  7 


From  the  following  Placbs  Retunis  liaye  been  recciyed — Nil,  or  no  Rates  collected : 


Adstone. 

Barrow-upon-Soar. 

Barwell. 

Bosworth  Husbands. 

Breedon. 

Backby,  Long. 

CoalvUle,  Christ  Church. 


Desborough. 

Diseworth. 

Boston. 

Enderby. 
Fawsley. 
Floore. 

Glenfleld. 
Haddon,  West 


Hardingstone. 
Hathem. 
Heather. 
Hinckley. 

Knighton. 

Leleester: 
AUSahits. 


Leicester— cofUiiitMcf. 
Holy  Trinity. 
St  Andrew. 
St  Geovge. 
St  John. 
St  Leonard. 
St  Margaret 
St  Martin. 
St.  Mary. 


Leicester— oofUiaiMi 

St  Nicholas. 
Lilford. 
Loughboroagh. 

Emmanuel  ChmdL 
Lubbenliam. 

Martinsthorpe. 
Med  boom. 


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Province  of  Canterbury— Diocese  of  Peterborough — continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 


Balmeedae 

OB 

previont  Year. 
10. 


£.  i.  d. 

4  12  - 

dS    1  1 

1  18  2 

1    6  6 


4-8 
9  14    8 

8  13    9 

4    4  10 
14  12    6 

-  16  10 

-  6    8 

4    6    7 


4  19  10 
-    1    8 


11   14    8 


10    1    2 

-    2  11 
3    6  10 

2-6 


1,156   4   7 


I 


MaiDtenanoe 


Ordinary 

Repairs  of 

Charch 

or 

Charuhyard.  Pablie  Worship. 


of  the 


11. 


12. 


£.   #.    d. 

16- 

3  12 
8  16    - 

6  6- 
14- 

7  18    8 
24    7  10 

6  7    2 

4  7    6 
11  18    - 

2    -    - 

7  18  10 


8  13 

7  11 
16  14 

8  1 
8  13 
1  9 
6  8 
4  18 
1  18 

4  16 
1  18 

6  6 

7  16 


-  II     2 
-    16    6 

-  11     - 
1    -    - 

28  10  11 
1  18     1 


1-10 
4  14  8 
4  11     - 

2  17  10 

4  10    8 

10  19    9 


2,023   -  11 


£.   9.   d. 


2  18 
2  12 


6 
12 

4 
11 
16 

2 

4 
1 
7 
8 
7 


23  11 
6  12 
8    2 

11     7 

10  11 

6  1 
19  17 

24  1 

7  7 
19  11 

6    2 
2  10 

11  16 
28    8 


2 

11 

4 

8 

6 

11 

b 

6 
2 
14 
17 
11 
24 


16 

6 

18 

2 

3 

15 

10 

18 

12 

9 

2 

3 


11  19 
3  14 
3  16 
3  10 

19  16 


16  14    7 

4  10    - 

14    2    6 


6,469  19    - 


Eztraordioary 

OatUy 
for  Building 

or 
ImproTing. 

18. 


£.  #.    d. 


3  17    7 
146  16  10 


4    6  10 


4,491  11    8 


Int«reatP«ad| 

on 
Bonded  Debt 

14. 


8  12 


204  13    7 


Bonded  Debt 
Fkidoit 

16. 


£.#.12. 


Other 
Paymenta. 

16. 


£.  #.    d. 

4  6- 

12  7    6 

8  1     8 


16  6 
4  14  6 
18  14  4 
6  9- 
6  12  6 
2  7- 
2  2  8 
4    6    6 


4  6  1 

4  2  6 

6  2  8 

13  4  - 


40    -    - 


60 


992  18    8 


11  13    8 
4-3 


-  13    - 

-  12    - 
6  14    - 


-  11  - 

6  16  8 

8  10  - 

83    9  4 

12  4 

8    6  6 


-  14  - 
4  12  - 
2    4- 


9  18    9 
6    -    - 


2,008   4    4 


TOTAI. 
EXPBHDITU&B. 

17. 


in  hand  at 
the  end 
of  Year. 

18. 


Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Year. 

19. 


£.  «.  d. 

12  14  4 
60  1  8 

13  12  11 

18  14 
7  8 

23  18 
62  11 

7  19 
26  4 

3  17 
13  13 

19  4 
13  6 
31  4 

9  18 
16  18 

24  1 
42  14 

9  8 

49  16 

26  11 

22  10 

170  13 

8  13 
8  2 

26  11 

30  - 

2  16 

16  12 

17  9 
12  9 

6  3 
66  18 
6  18  - 

18  14  9 
6  13  6 

48  18  10 
62  10  6 
16  8  2 
24  -  - 


9 

2 

10 

10 

9 
6 

7 
10 

1 

7 
11 

8 

7 
1 
2 
3 
6 

2 
9 

8 

7 

7 
8 


82  14  8 

8  6  9 

7  4  2 

8  6- 
27  13  4 

29  6  2 

16  1  2 

26  2  2 


£.  «.  d. 


-  16  9 

-  7  1 
27  8  2 

-  6  - 

-  6  4 
27  4  9 

1  1  10 

-  11  8 
9  18  10 


1  2  8 

17  8 
6  9  10 
4  10  9 


1  16  6 


-  7  7 
2  8  2 
18  2 


4  16 

-  7 

1  7 

2  9 
8  9 

22  17  10 
0  16  10 
2  II  10 

-  18  9 

7  16  8 
4  11  - 

-  10  10 
7  16  6 


-  18  10 


16,936  11  11  '2,626  16  3 


£.  «.  d. 


40  - 


475  -  - 


4,446  12  8 


No. 


452 

463 

464 

466 

466 

467 

468 

469 

460 

461 

462 

468 

464 

466 

466 

467 

468 

469 

470, 

471 

472 

473 

474 

476 

476 

477 

478 

479 

480 

481 

488 

483 

484 

486 

486 

487 

488 

489 

490 

491 

492 

493 

494 

496 

496 

497 
498 
499 


From  the  following  Places  Returns  haye  been  received — Nil,  or  no  Rates  collected : 


[orcott. 

[oontaorrel  North  End. 
lonntaorrel  South,  Christ 
Church. 

rnsting^ton. 

fortluunpton : 
AU  Saints. 


Nortbampton^eon/iiitffif. 
St.  Bdmand. 
St.  Giles. 
St.  Katharine. 
St.  Peter. 
St  Sapalchre. 

Peterboroogh. 
St.  Marks. 


Peterborough    eonHmud, 
St.  Mary. 

Quomdon. 

Sewstem. 
Slapton. 
Shiiton,  Earl. 
Stanton  Stoney. 


Stanton-nnder-Bardon. 
Strixton. 

Thurmaston. 

Upton. 

WoUingbofOttgh. 

Ifnmber^  Places 


Whatton,  Long. 
Wiftow. 
Woodford. 
Woodhouse  Eaves,  St. 

PaaL 
Wymeswold. 


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Province  op  Cantbrbttrt — continued. 


DIOCESE    OF    ROCHESTER. 


(a)  Col.  16^««ThiB  sum  indodes  922.  paid 


PARISH. 

• 

RECEIPTS. 

No. 

Balance 

from  preYions 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowmento 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 

Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

Borrowed 

during 

the  Tear. 

7. 

Total 
Rbcbipts. 

8. 

0Ten,«l\ 

at  the  end 
ofYttr. 

ft 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

1 

2 

3 

4 

6 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

19 

14 

16 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

26 
26 

27 
28 
29 
30 
91 
32 
33 
34 
36 
36 
37 
38 
39 
40 
41 
42 
43 
44 
46 
40 
47 
48 
49 
60 
61 
62 
63 
64 
66 
66 
67 
68 
69 
60 
61 
62 
63 
64 
66 
66 
67 
68 
69 
70 
71 
72 

Abberton        ... 
Albans,  St. : 

8t.  Michael 

St.  Stephen'0 
Albury   -        .        -        - 
Aldbury 

Aldenham       -        -        - 
Aldham 

Alphamstone  ... 
Alreaford        -        -        - 
Althome         ... 
Amwell,  Great 
Anstey   -        -        -        . 
Ardleigh 

Arkesden        ... 
Ash        ...        - 
Ashdon  .        .        -        - 
Asheldam        ... 
Ashen     .... 
Ashingdon      ... 
AshweU 

Aspenden        ... 
Aston     .        .        .        - 
Aveley   -        .       -        - 
Aylesford        ... 
Ayott: 

St.  Lawrance 

St  Peters  - 

Baddow,  Great 
Baddow,  Little 
Baldock          -        .        - 
Bardfield,  Great      - 
Bardfleld,  Little      • 
Bardfield  Saling      . 
Barley    -        -        .        . 
Barling  - 
Barnet,East  - 
Bamston        -        -        . 
Basseldon       ... 
Bayford 

Beaumont       ... 
Belchamp  Otten      . 
Belchamp  Walter,  St  Paul 
Benfleet,  North 
Benfleet,  Sooth 
Benington       ... 
Bentley,  Great 
Bentley,  Little 
Berdon   .... 
Berechurch     -        -        - 
Bergholt,  Weat 
Berkhampstead,  Great     - 
Berkhampstead,  Little    - 
Birch     .        .        -        - 
Birchaoger     ... 
Bird  brook 

Birling   -        .        -        . 
Blackmore      -        .        _ 
Bobbingworth 
Boreham         ... 
Borley   .... 
BoTingdon      ... 
Boxted  .... 
Bradfleld 
Bradwell 

Bradwell-Juzta-Maie 
Braintlield  or  Bramfield  - 
Braintree        ... 
Braughla 
Braxted,  Great 
Braxted,  Litde 
Bromley,  Great 
Bromley,  Little 
Brompton,  Holy  Trinity  - 

£.    f.   (L 

12    1    6 

18  6    6 
26  10    - 

1  17     7 

-  17  10 

-  6  10 
6  16  11 

31  11     4 

11  12    - 
16    6    9 

22    3    7 
5  14     1 

5  2- 

6  17     6 

12  -    - 

0  16     1 

19  17  10 
33  18    9 

5-10 
22  16    3 

8  2  10 

2  19    3 

1  16    6 

1     3    8 
1  18    3 

3  6    5 

14    7  10 
16    6    6 

11  7     7 

-  9    9 

12  6  11 

7  2    9 

29    6    6 

4  2- 
1     7    4 

1  14    9 

9  16    2 

6  16    6 

1  19    3 

12    2    8 

7-6 

2  6    7 
10    6    7 

7  14    3 

£.    i.   d, 
7  14    9 

79    7    4 
218    8    6 

74  1  10 

29  16    6 

12  17    2 

17  4    3 

75  13  11 
22  14    - 
27    4    1 
26    1     - 

36  18    8 

13  6  11 

9  19    7 
39  18    7 
13    3    2 

127  12  11 

26  15    2 

18  3    7 

60  15    6 

39  6  10 

10-9 

27  2    6 
101     4    3 

24  11     4 
13    3  10 

31  14  10 
77    9    4 
29    9    1 

15  -    - 
21  12    5 

19  8    9 

79    2    7 
26  11     3 
33  11     - 
26  18    2 

18  19    9 
46  11     6 

19  14    4 
21     5    - 
67  14  10 
11  12    7 
60  19  10 

40  -    - 
26  16    9 
18    2    1 
11    3  11 

16  18    - 

121     2    - 

\  18    4 
18    6    - 
20    3    - 

£.    #.   d. 
43    8    9 

£.    «.   d. 

-         • 

48  12    - 

30  10    - 
80    -    - 

26  10    - 

11     7    4 

-             » 
7    -    - 

£.    #.   d. 
6    -  "- 

- 

4    -    - 
16- 

-    7  11 
37    9    2 

£.    #.   d. 

-         •• 

£.    «.   d, 

7  14    9 

91    8    9 

218    8    6 

18    5    5 

26  10    - 

128  13  10 

1  17    7 

30  14    4 

13    3    - 

24-2 

107     5    3 

34    6    - 

43    9  10 

69    9    9 

22    3    7 

41  12    9 

18  8  11 

6  17    6 
9  19    7 

39  18    7 

26  3    2 
9  16    1 

19  17  10 
101  11     8 

30  16    - 

18  3    7 

114    1     9 

39  6  10 
80    -    - 

8  2  10 
13    -    - 

28  17  10 
101     4    3 

13     8 
1  18    3 

27  17     9 
13    3  10 

40  17  10 
16    6    6 

31  14  10 
77    9    4 

29  9    1 
26    7    7 
22    2    2 

12  6  11 

19  8    9 

7  2    9 
119  15    4 

25  11     3 
33  11    - 

26  18    2 

18  19    9 
64  13    6 
22    7     8 
21     6    - 
67  14  10 

13  7    4 
60  19  10 
40    -    - 
36  11  11 
24  17    7 
13    3    8 
15  18    - 

19  2    8 
121     2    - 

7-6 
11     3  11 
28  10    7 
28    6    2 
87    9    2 

£.1.4 

8  19  7 
10  14  10 

-1?  8 

-  9  8 

6  18  i 

2  8  i 

4  19  - 

.       . 

30  1811 
48  16  i 

7  10  i 

3  19 
10  17  1 

2  10  • 
10    7 

2  9  ^ 

-  9  1 
-11   1 

6    S  ( 

3  13  . 

1    1    ] 

6    7   t 

1    8  6 
6    8  - 

4    9- 
11  19  "l 

to  Charchwardens  of  the  Distrfct  Church  at  Frogmore^  and  26 1.  12 1.  4  d.,  expenses  of  oonsecrmtiBg  the 
addition  to  the  churchyard. 


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PbOYINOB  of  CaNTBBBUBT-— €OllAVltMdf. 


DIOCESE    OF    ROCHESTER. 


EXPENDITURE. 


Ordinary 

Repairs  of 

Chnrch 

or 

Charehyard. 

11. 


Maintenaoee 

of  the 

PabttcWorahip. 

12. 


Extraordinary 

Oatlay 
for  Baildbig 

or 
Improftaig. 

18, 


Interest  Paid 

on 
BottdedDebt 

14. 


Bonded  Debt 

Paid  off. 

15. 


Other 

Payments. 

16. 


Total 

BXPBNDITITBX. 

17. 


Balance 

in  Hand  at 

the  end 

of  Tear. 

18. 


Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Year. 

19. 


No. 


1  6 


8  16 
17  - 


3 
8 
9 

1 

10 
87 


8 
8 

18  6 

19  - 
19  10 
17  8 

7  9 

8  - 
8  6 
7  10 


6  10 
-  19 
8  16 
17  1 
4  1 


11  19  6 

-  6  6 

-  14  9 
8  9  8 
8-11 


44  5  5 

18  19  6 

40  -  - 

9  4  1 


-  11  - 
9  18  - 

97  9  1 

-  19  6 
4  16  8 
9  11  8 

-  11  - 


4  6 

28  18 


16  8 
4  5  8 


8  17  4 
18  18  8 


8  - 
5  9 

9  9 
5  - 
8  1 

7  18 

5  19  10 
9-4 

8  16  5 

6  16 

8  16  7 
19  1  11 

6  9  6 

9  16  1 


£.  «.  d. 
4  11  - 

86  1  II 
85  15  7 
10  14  10 
19  7  - 
84  4  - 
8  15  9 


£.  #.  d. 


19  17  - 


66  7  10 


£.  #.  d. 


10  14 


£.  f .  d. 


50  - 


4  17 
1  11 


10  15 
1  - 


8  6 

6  11 

18  18 

11  9 

17  . 
8 

18 
7 

5  16 

6  17 
5  11 
8  18 

7  9 
11  16 

18  19 
17  4 


18  - 


-  7 


80  - 


97  10  - 


99  14  9 
11  7  4 

45  14  9 

6  5  11 

42  18  1 

18  8  6 


4  6  6 
8  6 
7  11 
68  19 
4  8 

4  16 
7  15 

5  19 
14  1 
11  1 


9 
7 
9 

5 
9 
7 
6 


8 


19  7  8 
99  11  4 
11  9  9 

6  18  4 

7  6  10 

5  5  6 
7  14  6 

77  19 

99  18 

98  10 

7  18 

6  18 
9  19 

10  6 

9  10 
98  11  11 
10  14  6 
88  18  1 
18  16  4 
95  5  10 

4  19  - 

7  9  9 

8  9- 


45  15  9 


16  9 


9 


£.  #.  d. 

1  15  6 

17  9  9 

(a)78  16  7 

•  6  — 

11  18  - 

28  17  6 


18  7 

8  9 

4  10 

18  19 

13  - 


88  18  10 


B  B  2 


14  18  3 

-  11  8 

9  14  6 

9  12  7 


5  11 
16  10 


6 


9  14  6 
5  19  - 


1  10  6 

9  7  6 

8  3  5 

4  3  4 

5  4  6 


9  9  6 


9-11 
6  16  11 


9-8 
5  4- 
4  11  6 


3  3  6 

4  3  8 
1  18  - 


3  8  8 

4  13  6 


1  9  - 
1  1  - 


9  1  - 

9  13  6 


9  19  6 

6  18  4 

1  n  6 

5  18  9 

5  6  10 


8  5  10 


4  15  11 

3  8  6 
11  18  9 

19- 

4  10  - 
9  6  6 
3  19  9 


£.  #.  d. 
7  13  - 

•1  17  11 
907  8  - 

16  18  4 

94  17  - 
189  13 

19  19 

94  1 

10  - 
19  14 
65  13 

11  9  - 
99  11  3 
70  6  U 
91  15  7 
96  15 
15  16 

6  17 

9  19 

40  8 

15  11  11 

16  14  8 
99  6  9 

197  5  9 


5 
5 

8 

4 
5 


99  14  9 
93  9  7 


89  19 
83 
110  18  11 

48  16  3 

7  10 

6  18 

11  8 

12  9 
100  14 

5  9  11 
19  16  9 
14  10 
11  19 

14  1 

18  16 
42  2 
77  - 
81  18 

15  15 

8  2  4 

7  6  10 

19  18  6 
7  14  6 

119  6  1 
81  13  9 
83  11  - 
93  16  11 
92  13  - 
40  13  6 
20-7 

20  6  8 
58  15  11 
19  14  10 
42  16  4 
81  18 
29  9 
19  19 

13  11 
91  1 

3  8 
50  11 
11  9 

9  - 
28  5 
27  15 

49  8 


7 
10 


8 
2 

8 
8 


9 
9 
7 
6 
6 
9 
5 


£.1.  dL 

-  1  9 

9  10  10 

11-5 

1  12  1 

1  13  - 

6  18  4 

8  9  4 
4  5  10 

41  11  10 
98  4  - 

13  18  7 

-  8  • 

14  17  - 

9  19  7 

-  -  9 
9  11  8 

84  6  6 
1  1  10 


94  9  9 
Q    Q    " 


1  4 

1  19 

16  15 

-  9 


13  7 

1  11 

96  16 


-  8  7 

10  19  7 

18  19  10 

4  19  1 


-  9  3 

8  1  3 

14  -  - 

2  7  1 

-  19  9 


8  8  6 
8  6  5 
7  9  6 
4  17  10 


15  19  2 
70  10  11 

2  8  11 
5  4  11 
-  9  9 


£.  t.  d. 


250  - 


800 


9 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

19 

18 

14 

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16 

17 

18 

19 

90 

91 

99 

98 

94 

95 
96 

97 
98 
99 
80 
81 
89 
88 
84 
35 
86 
87 
88 
8t 
40 
41 
49 
48 
44 
45 
46 
47 
48 
49 
50 
51 
59 
58 
64 
55 
56 
57 
68 
50 
60 
61 
69 
68 
64 
65 
66 
67 
6S 
69 
70 
71 
79 


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Peovincb  op  Canterbury — ^Diocese  op  Rochester — continued. 


Ho. 


PIRISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


from  prerions 

Tetr. 

1. 


AmoQDt  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

CommoD 

Law. 


Under  the 

Church 

Buildfaig 

Aete. 

3. 


Under 
.  other 
SUtates. 


EndowmaDts 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 


Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 


Borrowed 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 


Total 
Rbcbipts. 


it  (hi  ad 


78 
74 

75 
76 
77 
78 
79 
80 
81 
82 
83 
84 
85 
86 
87 


90 

91 

92 

93 

94 

95 

96 

97 

98 

99 

100 

101 

102 

103 

104 

105 

106 

107 

108 

109 
110 
111 
112 
113 
114 
115 
116 
117 
118 
119 
120 
121 
122 
123 

124 
125 
126 
127 
128 
120 
ISO 
131 
132 
133 
134 
135 
136 
137 

138 
139 
140 
141 
142 
143 
144 
145 
146 
147 
148 
149 


Broomfleld     ^ 

Brozboome    • 

Broxted  ... 

BocUaiid 

Bnlmer  -        -        - 

Bnlphan 

Bnmpstead  Steeple  - 

Bures  Mount  • 

Bmham 

Buroham 

Borstead,  Great      - 

Barstead,  Little      - 

Boshey  .        .        - 

Battsbury 

Bygrave 

Canewdon 
Canfleld,  Little 
Cbadwell,  St  Mary 
Chalk     ... 
Chelmsford,  St  Mary 
Chetterford,  Great  - 
Chesterford,  Little  - 
Cbevering 
Chickney 

Chignal,  St  James  - 
Chignal  Smealy      - 
ChigweU         -       - 
Chishall,  Great       - 
Cbishall.  LitUe       - 
ChrishaU 
Clacton,  Great 
Clacton,  Little 
Claverlng 


6-8 
3  4  4 
7  17  - 
1  13  8 
1  12    1 


1     8 
4    3 

-  3 

-  8 
18  10 
II  10 

1  13  10 

6  15    - 

10  16  10 

-  18  10 


4 
4 
7 
8 
I 
10 


£.   «.   d. 


98  18  10 
23-11 
25  12  5 
33  13  5 
9  18 
30  7 
23  16  11 
15  6  1 
57  12    4 


£.   #.    d. 


£.   «.    d. 


£.    #.    A 

35    6    9 
17    4. 


£.  $.  d. 


£.  *.  d. 


6 


10    2    0 


10 


45  10    - 


47  18 
10  15 
24 


1  10 


22    8    7 

14  18    8 

7  14    6 

3    6- 


38    1    6 
332    -    - 


12  10    8 
7  13    6 


16  10    4 


29  13    4 


9  12    9 


Clothall 

Cobham         -  .  . 

Codicote         .  .  - 

Colchester: 
Holy  Trinity 

St  Giles     -  .  - 

St  James   .  .  - 
St  Marj-at-tha-Wallf 

St  Peter     -  .  • 

Colne,  Engaine 

Colne,  Wake .  -  - 

Colne,  White  - 

Cooling  .       .  .  . 

Coplbrd .       -  -  - 

Corringham    -  .  - 

Cranham        .  .  . 

Cricksea         •  .  . 

Cressing.       .  .  . 

Cozton  -       -  -  - 


10  10    0 


141  16  9 
27  3  1 
5  16  9 
20  4  2 
75  4 
30  17 
33  12 
84  4 
60  13 
57  12 


-16 
-    6    - 


-  17    2 
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Pbotince  of  Cajtterbury — Diocese  of  Rochester — continued. 


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SUMS   RECBIYED    IN    RESPECT   OF   CHURCH    OR   CHAPEL    RATES   IN    EACH   PARISH    IN 


Protince  of  Canterburt — ^Diocese  of  Bochester— confinued 


PARISH. 

RECEIPTS. 

Balance 

from  proTions 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

in 

Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 

Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

Borrowed 

daring 

the  Year. 

7. 

Bikooe 

No. 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Chorch 

BnUding 

Acta. 

3. 

Under 

other 

SUtntei. 

4. 

Rbcbipts: 

8. 

Jwpat 

ittk»i 

224 
225 

226 
227 
228 

229 

230 
231 
232 
233 
234 
235 

236 
237 
238 
239 
240 
241 
242 
243 
244 
245 
246 
247 
248 
249 
250 
251 
252 
253 
254 
255 
256 
257 
2^ 
259 
260 
261 
262 
283 

264 
265 
266 
267 
266 
269 
270 
271 
272 
273 
274 
275 
276 
277 
278 
279 
280 
281 
282 
283 
284 
285 

286 
287 
288 
289 
290 
291 
292 
293 
284 
295 

Hansdon         .        -        - 

lekleford 

Ifield      ...        - 

Ingrave,  with  Weat  Hom- 

dOD. 

IppoUitts        ... 

KelshaU-        -        -        - 
Kelvedon        - '      - 
Kelvedon  Hatch     - 
Kiropton         -        -        - 
Kirby-le-Soken 
Knebworth     -        -        - 

Laindon  Hilla 
Lamarsh         .        -        - 
lAinboum       -        -        - 
Langeohoe      ... 

Langley 

Langley,  Abbotts    - 
Langley,  King's 
Latchingdon   -        .        - 
Latton    -        -        -        - 
Laver,  High   ... 
Laver,  Magdalen     - 
Lawford          -        -        - 
Layeivde-la-Haye   - 
Layer-Marney 
Layston-        -        -        - 
Leigh     -        .        -        - 
Leighs,  Great 
Leighs.  litUe- 
Lemsford        -        -        - 
Lexden  -        -        -        - 
Lidsing  -        -        -        . 
Lilley     -        -        - 
LindseU- 

Liston    -        -        -        - 
Longfield        -        -        . 
Loughton        -        .        - 
Luddesdown   -        -        . 

Manningtree  ... 
Maplestead,  Great  - 
Maplestead,  LitUe  - 
Margaretting  ... 
Markshali       - 
Marstone,  Long 
Matching 

Mayland         ... 
Meeaden          -        .        - 
Meopham        ... 
Merseu,  East  ... 
Mersea,  West 
MesMng- 
Middleton        - 
Mistley  -        -        -        - 
Moreton          ... 
Mountnessing 
Mucking 
Munden,  Great 
Munden,  Little 
Mondon-        ... 
Mymms,  North 

Navestock       - 
Nazeing-        -        .        . 
Nettleswell     - 
Nevendon       ... 
Newland,  St.  Lawrence  - 
Northchurch  .        -        . 
Northfleet       ... 
Norton  -        -       -        . 
Norton,  Cold  -        -        . 
Norton  MandeTlUe  - 

£.    t.    d. 

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8    5  10 
4  15    - 

12-5 

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3  17    2 
23  19    1 

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1  18    4 

1  14    9 

1  17  11 

35    8    7 

-  10  10 

49    5    7 
12    4 

11   17    7 
6    5    5 

1  7    4 

2  17     1 

4  17    5 

3  12  10 

17  19  11 

6  16    8 

-  12    9 

-  2    3 

2    6    5 

69  16    8 

7  5    2 

1  17     2 

2  13    1 

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14- 

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2  5    4 
10    3    - 

3  15    4 
1  15  10 

5  6- 
3    6    7 

14-7 

7  10    6 

1   19    3 
17    6    8 
59    6  11 

5  15    9 

£.     t.   d. 

48  18    1 

22  15  10 

14    4    2 
31     2    7 

10  3    8 
60  15    9 

13  18    6 

27  19    7 
24  13    8 

7  16    6 

49  3    6 

19  7    6 
503  17     1 
112  13    2 

48    1     1 

11  4    - 

23  13  11 

12  11     9 

38  10  10 
21     1    3 

20  11     8 
12     1     4 

40  19    8 
10  17  10 
19    8    7 

14  4     4 

10  5    9 

11  7     8 
69    5  10 

24  10    5 

56     1  11 

21  1  10 
16    4  11 
44     9    6 
14  14  10 

16    2     1 
9     1  11 

63    5    6 
9  13     4 

41  14    6 

23    6    3 

31     7    3 
67    -  10 

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50  16    3 

27     1     4 
48    -  11 

11     3  11 

67  10    - 

211     5    8 

30  16  10 
11  19    9 

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59    1    6 

52  16    4 

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10  3    8 
61     3    5 

17  15    8 

25  3    1 

28  14    9 

26  12    - 

5  16    3 

8  17  11 

64  18    7 

8  7    4 

49  3    6 

19  7    6 
585  10    2 
112  13    2 

49  10    1 
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128    f    4 

26  16  10 

125  18    7 
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or 

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Balance  dae 

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Maintenance 

Extraordinary 

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Balance 

Repairs  of 

Outlay 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

in  Hand  at 

No. 

on 

Charch 

of  the 

for  Building 

on 

the  end 
of  Year. 

at  the       ^ 

previous  Year. 

OP 

Churcbyaiyl. 

Public  Worship. 

or 
Improving. 

Bonded  Debt 

Paido£ 

Payments. 

EXPENDITURB. 

end  of  the  Year. 

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14  17    - 

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367 

10    1    5 

-17    7 

8  10    - 

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4  12  10 

19    1  10 

8    4    8 

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SUMS   RECEIVED   IN    RESPECT   OF   CHURCH    OR   CHAPEL   RATES   IN   EACH   PARISH   IN 


Province  of  Canterbury— Diocese  of  Bochester — continued* 


869 
370 
871 
372 
373 
374 


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9 

- 

- 

• 

- 

- 

800  -  - 
6  2  10 
1  16  6 
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4  1  10 
7  4  8 
7-3 
2  12  7 
2  8  5 
18  2  1 


7  2- 
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4  14  3 
15  9  2 


-  11  1 
5  2  10 

11  10  6 

8  1  1 

-  19  - 

1  19  8 
56  12  8 

2  14  2 

13  18  10 


6  4- 


13  16  5 

12  8  - 
3  12  1 

7  11 
23  4  2 

13  10  11 


21  19  11 


25  18  1 
9  4  8 
9  19  3 
3  4  3 
3  10  10 
129  6  7 


2  14  10 
44  4  4 

3  6  7 


91 
35 

17  1 
39  17 
63  16 
12  6 
24  16 
36  19 


2  11 
7  3 
8 
3 
4 
9 
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22  17  - 
34  12  1 
25  2  5 

107  4  6 
21  10  11 
14  13  5 

23  9  10 


85-6 
23  6  5 
58  9  6 


30  12  - 
53  16  3 

68  11  11 
15  18  7 


47  14  6 


34  17  3 
15  14  9 
59  6  10 


17  16  8 

28  6  7 

163  2  2 

17  12  8 

81  17  5 


30  4  7 

155  9  - 

43  16  10 

45  5  3 


13  8  6 

32  5  3 

16  6  1 

42  1  2 

29  1  10 

15  19  10 

23  5  4 


61  8  7 
16  10  - 


21  10  1 


87  17  7 


12-2 
176  4  10 
187  14  2 


35  8  6 


64 
11 


4  5 
-  6 


112  18  1 


233  7  10 


51  10  1 


47  4  8 


17  7  4 


41  4  8 


1  - 


2  19  3 


8  - 


22  4 


25  8  2 


1  19  6 
40  -  - 


2  5- 
-  8  10 


18  8  6 


9  7 


4  10 


5  -  - 


101  - 


300 


91     2  11 

5 

30    7    6 

19    6    8 

46  11    4 

66    2    7 

13    8    6 

24  16    8 

36  19    - 

912  18    1 

28  19  10 

36    7    6 

26-7 

110    3    9 

21  10  11 

18  15    8 

30  14    6 

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37  13    1 

25  14  10 

76  11    7 

51  10    1 

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8  18    8 

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26    9  11 

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37  17  7 

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50  8  11 

14  19  8 

15  4  5 
181  15  2 
418  -  9 

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38  3  4 

277  12  2 

64  4  5 

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Province  of  Canterbury- 

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OF 

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EXPENDITURE 

Bonded 
or 

Balance  dae 

Ordinary 

Maintenance 

Extraordinary 

Interest  Paid 

Balance 

on 

Repainof 
Church 

of  the 

Outlay 
for  BuUding 

on 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

in  Hand  at 
the  end 
of  Year. 

Mortgage  Debt 
at  the 

No. 

preyUmaTear. 

OP 

Churchyard. 

PubUc  Worship. 

or 
ImproTing. 

Bonded  Debt 

Paid  off. 

Payments. 

Expbkditurb. 

end  of  the  Year. 

10. 

11. 

13. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17, 

18. 

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1    1    3 

4  18    4 
6  19    8 

48    1    9 

6  14    7 
3    -    - 

7  15    7 

8-8 
3    1- 

42  13  10 

7  4- 
12    5  10 
12  18    8 
66    1     2 

4-6 
9    7    6 

8  10    7 

- 

- 

- 

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- 

9    1    3 
5    7    6 
0    9    4 

-    9    4 
7  15    2 
4  19    3 

96    6    5 
21  19  10 

21  14    7 
80    3    7 
66    1    2 

6  10    6 

22  1    - 

23  10    6 

17    7    8 

16    7    9 
-    1    5 
6  18    - 
2  15    3 

13    8    6 

369 
370 
371 
373 
373 
874 
376 
376 

15  15    5 

11    9    8 

8    9    6 

14-7 

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8    3- 
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40    5    7 

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6    5    4 
11  15    2 

1    4    9 
16  14    - 

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10    5    4 
31     7    4 
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86  15    7 

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18  14    6 

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378 
379 
380 
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4  10    9 

5  2    6 

38    2    7 
11    6    7 
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301 

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3  19    9 

55  13    4 

19  12    6 

6  11    4 

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302 
393 
394 

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35    6    8 

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8    7    9 

50  10    8 

18  13    - 

— 

305 

306 

31  11  10 

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4    7    5 

88    9    8 
18    8    6 
13  19    - 

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17  10    4 

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3    4    8 

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30    3    - 

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399 
400 
401 
403 
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179  18  11 
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11    4    6 

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12    4    8 

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30 

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6  11    8 
32  14    3 

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14  15  11 

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416 
417 

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12  13  11 
14    1     5 
23  16    5 
35    5    4 
7    9    4 
64    6    5 

6  18    - 
9    3  11 

8  12  10 

9  18  10 
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420 
421 
422 
423 

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1  16    6 

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424 
426 

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22-8 
18    8    6 

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430 
431 
432 
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182  19    9 

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434 
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437 
438 
439 
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113  10 

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Protikoe  of  Cakterburt — ^Diocese  of  Rochester — catttimted. 


PARISH. 

RECEIPTS. 

Balance 

from  preyious 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  CoUected 

Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 

Penaltiea. 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

Borrowed 

during 

the  Tear. 

7. 

Total 

RscBiPTa. 

8. 

Bdna 

Oimpot 

dl«. 

JTo. 

At 

Cmmdob 

Law. 

t. 

Under  the 

Churob 

BuUding 

Acts. 

9. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

441 
442 
449 
444 

445 
446 
447 
448 
449 
450 
451 
452 
459 
454 
455 
456 
467 
458 
469 
460 
461 
462 
469 
464 
465 
466 
467 
468 
469 
470 
471 
472 
479 
474 
475 
476 

477 

478 
479 

WalUagton     ... 
Waltoa  .... 
Weald,  North 
Weekqr  .... 
Welwyn         .        -        . 
Wenden  Ambo 
Wenden  Lofts 
Wennington   ... 
Westmin 

Weston  -        -        .        . 
Wheathamstead      . 
Wicken  Bonant 
Wlckford 

Wickfaam  Bishops  • 
Wickham,  St.  Paul's       - 
Widdington    ... 
Widford  (Essex)     - 
Widford  (Herts)      - 
Wigborough,  Litti^ 
Wigginton      ... 
WiUian  .       .        .        - 
WiUingale  Doe 
WUUngale  Spain     . 
WimWsh        .       .       - 
Witbam 
Wivenhoe       - 
Wlx       -        -        -        - 
Woodham  Ferris     - 
Woodham  Mortimei 
Wormingford  -        -        . 
Wormley        .       -       - 
Wouldham      .        .        - 
Wrabaess       .       -       - 
Wyeh)  High,  St  James   - 
VVymondley,  Great 
Wymondley,  Little 

Yardlev,  or  Ardeley 
Yeldham,  Great      - 
Yeldham,  LltUe      -        - 

Total    ... 

£.  i.   d. 
4    4  11 

8  2  10 
19    1     5 

16    6    9 

11  9  10 

'  4  16    8 

6    5  10 
6    2    4 
6  17    4 

"  6  14  '7 

-  10    7 
4.9 

12  5    7 
1    -    5 

12  16    2 

9  -  '7 
4    -    - 

'  8  19  "9 
6  11     1 

14  17    2 

£.  t.  4. 

'77    6    6 

97  18  10 
22    9     1 
99  19    8 

98  2    9 
0    7  10 

127  19    2 

7    6    9 

19  4    1 

10  9  10 

12    8    8 

91     7    4 

"  7  16  '9 

11  15    8 
56  18  10 

10    6    1 

87    4  "- 
95  10    7 

20  2    7 

14    7    7 

40  12    4 
19    8  10 

109  15    4 

12  11    7 

17    9    9 

29    6    8 

70    5    5 

41  16    - 
19  17    - 

£.   *.    d. 
69  19    2 

45    1     4 

I     -  ! 

£.   ».   d. 

£.    «.    d. 

14    5    - 

9    -    - 
99  10    - 

£.    M.    d. 

5    -    - 

•         . 

'-  18  "6 
6 

2    -    - 

16    5  '9 

50  10    6 

£.    s.  d. 

£.   #.  d. 

4    4  11 

77    6    6 

46    1    8 

22    9    1 

107    1    I 

98  2    9 

6  7  10 

21  6    9 

69  19    2 
159    8    - 

7  6    9 
19    4    1 

15  6    6 
12    8    8 

6    5  10 
97    9    8 

6  17    4 

7  16    9 
18  10    9 
56  18  10 
48    1    4 
10  16    8 

4-9 

100    8    1 

42  11    - 

92  18    9 

99  10    - 
14    7    7 
42  12    4 

22  9    5 
119  15    4 

12  11     7 

16  5    9 
25  16    6 
95  17    9 

70  5    5 
107    9    8 

•    19  17    - 

4  10  I 
1   4  7 

85   I  9 

i  811 

1   7  9 
6  1  8 

9  711 

-11  3 
9  8  6 

-nil 

-18  - 

1   -  6 

8   I  S 

-   4  10 

9,515  17    9 

14,859   9    4 

767  16    9  566    4    - 

956  19    6    J586  11    9  |900    -    - 

21,552  12    1     .1,763  16 1 

From  the  following^  Placbs  Returns  have  been  received— Nil,  or  no  Rates  collected. 


Albans,  St. 

Christ  Church. 
AmweU,  Little. 

Baroet,  Chipping. 

BiUericay. 

Booking. 

Bowers  Gifford. 

Boxmoor. 

Brentwood. 

Brightliogsea. 


Bnshey  Heath,  St  Peter's. 

Caldecott 

Chatham. 
St.  John's. 
St.  Paul's. 

Cheehunt,  St  James's. 
ChUderditch. 
Chipperfield. 
CoggeshaU. 


Colchester: 

Erith,  AU  Saints,  Belvedere. 

Hatfield,  St  Miry'fe. 

All  Saints. 

Frinton. 

Hatfield  Heath,  Holy  Triafty. 

St  Botolph. 

Hemel  Hempsted. 

St.  John-the-ErangeUst 

Gosfield. 

Hertford,  St  Andrew. 

St  Nicholas. 

Gravesend. 

High  Beech,  St  P8al'& 

Colne,  Earls. 

St.  James'^ 

Hitchin. 

Cofaiey  Heath,  St  Mark's. 

Greenhithe,  Swansoombe. 

Hormead,  LitUe. 

Cohiey,  St.  Peter. 

Halstead. 

Hyde,  West,  St  ThoBM^ 

Coopersale. 
Epping. 

Holy  Trhdty. 
Harlow. 

Kensworth. 

St.  John's. 

St  John's. 

Number  of  Returns  received  for  the  Diocese 


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Pboyince  of  Cakterbury — Diocese  of  HocvBtiTBn— continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 


BdiDoedue 

on 

pre?  foot  Tear. 

10. 


Ordinary 

Repairs  of 

Oiorch 

or 

Chnrchyard. 

11. 


Maintenance 

oftbe 

Publle  Worship. 


Extraordinary 

Outlay 
fbr  Bkiihfing 

or 
Improving. 

13. 


Interest  Paid 

on 
Bonded  Debt 

14. 


Bonded  Debt 
Paid  off. 

16. 


.Other 
Payments. 

16. 


Total 
bxpbnditurb, 

17. 


in  Hand  at 
the  end 
of  Tear. 

18. 


Bonded 
or 

at  the 
endoftlieTear. 

10 


No. 


10  4  7 
-11  6 


17  »  6 

3  18  - 

1  16  1 

-  9  3 

9  18  - 


4  17  3 


18  11 


-14  9 
14  14  - 


-  17  2 


-  8  4 


1,238  I  8 


2  19  4 
*11  - 

10  6  8 

10  14  9 

-63 
16  6  3 

2-6 
S6  16  2 

11  16  11 

3  6  2 


-  10  - 

-  19  6 

-  7  6 

-  6  - 

2  17  7 

3  16  6 

-  16  - 

16  9  - 

3  6- 

17  16  - 

4  14  10 
1  11  6 

10  13  9 
1  9  - 

"  -  16  '4 

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11  9  6 
17  14  11 


40  8  - 

10  6  2 

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3,884  1  6 


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10  - 

34  7 

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12  13 

6  - 
9  17 
3  7 

7  18  - 
10  18  3 

6  11  1 
3  13  - 

8  13  - 
6  -  - 

2  4  10 
6  -  - 

13  8  1 

3  12  6 

3  12  - 

4  12  - 
76  2  9 
40  19  3 
16  16  8 

10  11  6 

11  12  10 

13  II  2 
22  2 

106  16 

6  16 

14  4 
4  1 

7  7 


9 
8 
8 

4 

4 

11 


6  16  - 

14  2  - 

6  18  1 


£.$.   d. 


31  10  - 


82  11  11 


7,444  4  3 


3,064  6  2 


£.$.    d. 


3  11  1 


9  -  - 


I  13  6 


480  1  10 


£.«.<! 


16  13  4  ^ 


26 


13  6  2 


£.  «.  if. 

2  16  8 

24  19  6 

13  18  - 

2  9  6 

16  9  6 


2 


2  18 
6  9 
11  7 
4  12 
6  3 


3  10  7 

14  11  - 

7  11  6 


13  10  3 


2  13  6 
6  9  8 

6  7  11 

7  16  3 


3  Iff  - 
19- 


6  18  10 


1  16  6 
-  6  - 
4  16  9 

2  2  4 


2  18  2 
-  2  6 
6  13  6 


£,   $.    d. 

8  16  - 
70  16 
23  11 

23  7 
80  16 
16  4 

3  11 
21  6 
36  1 
41  2 
33  1 

9  16 
16  16 
10  18 

9  9 
7  13 

24  3 
12  19 

7  7 
18  10 
66  6 
44  1 

9  17 

4  12 
97  19 
61  19 

33  10 

34  2  - 
16  8  1 
38  18  11 
30  10  7 

106  16  8 

9  4  8 

16  7  10 

20  6  6 

27  6  2 


49  10  6 

107  2  7 

14  1  10 


6 
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8 
2 
1 
6 
3 
9 
4 
10 
8 
2 
3 
1 
7 
6 

1 
3 
9 
9 
8 

8 
6 
8 


1,288  9  6  2,664  12  8 


19^963  17  6 


£.  t,    d. 

6  10  1 
22  »H> 

26  4  11 

21  18  8 

2  16  4 


22  10  10 
120  6  2 

2  7  11 
4  8  3 
2  19  7 

13  6  2 

-  9  2 


3  19  7 
-  19  - 

2  8  6 


3  13  6 

6  19  8 
3  6  11 
-  17  5 
6  10  - 
8  12  7 


20  14  11 
-  1  1 


3,36211  2 


£.  «.  d. 


116  13  4 


226  - 


8  6  4 


11,100  18  8 


441 
442 
44» 
444 

446 
446 
447 
448 
449 
460 
461 
462 
463 
464 
466 
466 
467 
468 
469 
460 
461 
462 
463 
464 
466 
406 
467 
468 
460 
470 
471 
472 
473 
474 
476 
476 


477 

478 
479 


From  the  following  Places  Returns  have  been  received — NO,  or  no  Rates  collected. 


LaTer,  little. 
Layer  Breton. 
Leavesden. 
Letchworth. 
Lerentock  Green. 
Lezden  and  Wfnstree. 
LntoD,  Christ  Church. 

Iffaldon: 
AU  Saints  and  St  Peter. 
St.  Mary's. 


MUton-nexi^ravesend. 

Christ  Church. 

Holy  TVlnity. 
Moolshan,  St.  John's. 

Newtown,  Hely  Tiinity. 

Oxhey. 

PeldoD. 

Rochester : 
St.  Margaret. 
St.  Nicholas. 


Romlbrd. 

St..  Andrew. 
RosherriUe,  St.  Mark's. 
Royston. 
Sandon. 
Sarratt 

Sawbridgeworih. 
Southend. 
Springfield. 

Holy  Trinity. 
Stanway,  All  Saints. 


Stratford,  St  Pknl's. 

StrethalL 

Strood. 

Stnrmere* 

Thaxted. 

Therfield. 

Throcking. 

Thunderley. 

TIptree  Heath,  St.  Lnke's. 

ToUesbnry. 

Tring. 

Number  of  Places 


Nfls. 

Total. 

479 

98 

677 

Walden,  SafiVoa. 

Waltham  Cross. 

Ware,  Christ  Church.. 

Wareside. 

Warley,    Great,    Christ 

Church. 
Watford,  St  Andrew'a. 
Weald,  Sooth. 
Wethersfield. 
Wigborough^  Great 


98 


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DIOCESE    OF    SALISBURY. 


16  Athelbampton-com-Bur- 

lefltoxu 

17  Atworth 

18  Avebary 

19  Barford  St.  Martin 

20  Batcombe 

21  Ba?erstook     - 

22  BaydoQ  . 

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8  19  8 
4  18  2 

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1  2  7 

8  17  9 

17  16  2 

6  3  8 

8  14  9 

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6  11  8 
6  6  4 

1  18  9 

6  8  1 
4  14  6 

8  7  4 

1  -  9 
13  14  11 

2  19  - 

-  18  11 

40  9  - 
1  7  10 
6-6 

7  6  9 

14  1  11 
82  17  1 

11  14  8 

8  14  9 
6  8  9 

29  14  - 
49  16  - 

8  16  2 

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22  7  8 
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6  10  - 
16-4 

7  18  - 
11  4  2 

7  13  9 
24  6  9 
36-4 

10  10  7 
4  7  1 

6  17  10 

10  2  2 
16  16  11 

26  11  9 
18  2  10 

3  10  6 

32  14  9 

11  2  6 

10  9  10 

7  16  10 
14  14  - 

16  18  10 
86  16  6 

6  4- 

84  7  6 

6  1  9 

12  18  7 

69  16  9 

8  17  - 
32  6  6 

83  11  2 
40  16  6 

26  17  8 

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7-8 
6  19  1 

89  18  10 
230  11  10 

8  1  4 

40  16  6 

9  4  11 
12  11  - 

11  11  7 

27  6  6 
8  4  6 

6  10  - 

17  14  1 
8-10 

7  18  - 

12  6  9 
11  11  6 
42  2  11 

41  4  - 

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26  11  9 

18  2  10 

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39  -  1 

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DIOCESE    OP    SALISBURY. 


EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 
or 

Balance  due 

Ordinary 

Maintenance 

Extraordinary 

Interest  Paid 

Balance 

Repairs  of 

Outlay 

Bonded  Debt 

other 

Total 

in  Hand  at 

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No 

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Church 

of  the 

for  Building 

on 

at  the 

11 V. 

previous  Year. 

or 
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Puhlic  Worship. 

or 
Improyhog. 

Bonded  Debt 

Paid  off. 

Payments. 

EXPENDITURB. 

the  end 
of  Year. 

end  of  the  Tear. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

16. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

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Province 

OP  Canterbury— 

Diocese 

OF  SjLLlQBVnY^continued. 

PARISH. 

RECEIPTS. 

Balance 

fromproTious 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  CoUected 

Endowments 

la 
Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 

Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

Borrowed 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 

Total 
Rbcupts. 

8. 

Bdiitt 
Ounfiart 

dlor. 

No. 

At 

Common 
Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Chnrch 

BuUdlng 

Acts. 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

72 

73 

74 

75 

76 

77 

78 

79 

80 

81 

82 

83 

84 

85 

86 

87 

88 

89 

90 

91 

92 

93 

94 

95 

96 

97 

98 

99 

100 

101 

102 

103 

104 

105 

106 

107 
108 

109 
110 
111 
112 
113 
114 
115 
116 
117 
118 
119 
120 

121 
122 
123 
124 
125 
126 
127 

128 
129 
130 
131 

132 
133 
134 

136 
136 
137 
138 
139 

140 
141 
142 
143 
144 

Cano,  St  Rnmbold  - 
Canoiogs  Episcopi  - 
Castleton        ... 
Cattistock      -        -       - 
Caundle  Bishop 
Caundle  Marsh 
Canndle  Purse 

Canndle  Stourton    . 

Cerae  Abbas  ... 

Cerne  Nether 

Chalbury        .        -        - 

Chalfield,  Great      - 

Charlton,  near  Pewsey    . 

Charlton  Marshall  - 

Charminster  -        -        - 

Charmouth     ... 

Chedington     ... 

Cholborougfay  East 

Chelborongh,  West 

Cheney  Sitton 

CherhiU 

Chesilborae    •        .        - 

Chetnole         ... 

Chettle  -        .        -       . 

Cheverel  Parya 

ChiclcercU,  West     - 

Cbilcombe      -       •       - 

ChUd  Okefoid 

ChUfrome       ... 

Chilmark        ... 

Chilton  Foliatt 

Chirton  .... 

Chiseldon       .       .       - 

Chitterne,  AU  Saints  with 
StMary.^ 

Chittoe,  In  th^  parish  of 
Bishops  Cannings. 

Choldertou     •        -        - 

CUffe  Pypard          -       - 

Codford: 
St  Mary     ... 
St  Peter    - 

Collingbourne  Duels 

CoUrngbourne  Elngston  • 

Coropton  Abbas 

Compton  Abbas,  West     - 

Compton  Bassett     - 

Compton  Chamberlayne  - 

Compton  Nether     • 

Coombe  Bissett 

Coombe  Keynes 

Corfe  Castle  and  Kings- 
ton ChapeL 

Corfe  Mullen  .       .       - 

Corscombe      ... 

Corsley  -       -        -       - 

Coulstone       ... 

Cranborne,  St.  GUes 

CritchUl,  Long 

CritchUl,  More 

Damerham,  South  - 
Dean,  West    ... 
DeferUl,  Longbridge 
Devizes,     St    John  the 

Baptist 
DewUsh- 

Dinton  -        -        -        - 
Dorchester,  Holy  Trinity- 

with-Frome,  Whitfield. 
Dorchester,  St  Peter      - 
Dowoton        •        .        - 
Damford        -       -       - 
Durrington     -        -        - 
Darweston      -        -        - 

Easton  Royal 
Edlngton        .        -        - 
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EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

Balance  due 

Ordinary 
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Maintaoance 

Extraordinary 
Outlay 

Interest  Paid 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

Balance 
hi  Hand  at 

No. 

on 

Church 

oftbo 

for  Bailding 

on 

the  end 

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or 

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Payments. 

Expenditure. 

end  of  the  Year. 

Churchyard. 

PqUIc  Worship. 

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Lyme  Regis   -        -        - 

Lyneham         _        -        - 

Lytchett  Matravers 

Maddington    - 
Maiden  Newton 
Maoningford  Abbotts 
Manningford  Broce 
Manston          -        -        - 
Mapperton      •        -        • 
Mappowder     -        -        - 
Marden  -        -        -        - 
Margaret-Marsh     - 
Marlborough,  St.  Mary   - 
Marnhull        .        -        - 
Marshwood     -        -        - 
Melbury  Abbas       - 
Melbury  Bubb 
Melbury  Osmond    - 
Melcombe  Horsey  - 
Melcombe  Regis      - 
Melksham      -        -        - 
Melplash 

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Milbome,  St.  Andrew     - 
Mildenhall      - 
Milston  and  Brigmerston 
Milcon  Abbas 
Milton  Lilboume    - 
Milton,  West  -        -        - 
M  interne         -        -        . 
Monkton  Farleigh  - 
Morden-        -        -        - 
Moreten          -        -        - 
Mosterton       -        -        - 
Motcombe      -        -        - 

Netheravou     -        -        - 
Netherbury    -        -        - 
Netherhampton 
Newnton,  North 
Newton,  South 
Newton  Toney 
Nunton  -        -        -        - 

Obome  -        - 

Odstoek          -        -        - 

Ogbourn : 

St.  Andrew 

St.  George  -        -        - 
Orchard,  East 
Orchard,  West 
Orcheston,  St.  George     - 
O.^roington      -        -        - 
Overton          -        -        - 
Owermoigne  -        -        - 

Parley,  West  -        -        - 
Putney  -        -        -        - 
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Perratt,  Sooth 
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SUMS    RECEIVBD    IN    RBSPECT    OF   CHURCH   OR   CHAPEL   RATES    IN    EACH    PARISH    IN 


Province  of  Canterbury — Diocese  of  Salisbury — continued. 


PARISH. 

RECEIPTS. 

Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 

Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

Borrowed 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 

Total 

Rbcbipts. 

8. 

fiiliiee 
ttfltteod 

No. 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Church 

BuUding 

Acts, 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

294 
295 
296 
297 
298 
299 

800 
301 
302 
303 
304 
805 
306 

307 

308 
309 

310 
311 
312 
313 

314 
315 
316 
317 
318 
319 
820 
321 
322 
823 
324 
325 
326 
327 
328 
329 
330 
331 
332 
333 
334 
335 
336 
337 
338 
339 
340 
341 
342 
343 
344 
345 
346 
347 
348 
349 
350 
351 
352 
353 
354 
355 
356 
357 
358 
359 

860 
361 
362 
363 

Powerstock-cum-MiltOD  - 
Poxwell 

Preston-cum-Sutton  Poyntz 
Poddletown    -        .        - 
Pulham          ,        -        - 
Puncknowle    -        -        - 

Radipole         ... 
Rampisham    ... 
Ramsbnry       ... 
RoadHiU       - 
Rowde    .... 
Rushall          ... 
Ryme  Intrinsica     - 

Salisbury,  St  MarUn-with- 

Milford. 
Salisbury,  St.  Thomas     - 
Savemake,     North     and 

South. 
Sedghill 

Seend     -        -        .        . 
Semington      -        -*      • 
Semley  .        -        -        - 

Shaftesbury : 

Holy  Trinity 

St  James  ... 

St.  Peter's  - 
Shapwick 
Shipton  George 
Sherborne       ... 
Sherrington     -        .        - 
Shillingstone  .        .        - 
Shrewton        -        -        - 
Silton     .        .        .        - 
Soutbbroom    -        •        - 
Spetisbury      ... 
Stafford,  West 
Stalbridge       - 
Stanton,  St.  Gabriel 
Stapleford      .        .        - 
Staverton        -        -        - 
Steeple  -        .        .        - 
Steeple  Langford    - 
Steepleton  Iwerne  - 
Stert      .        .        -        - 
Stinsford         .        .        - 
Stock  Qaylard 
Stockton         .        -        - 
Stockwood      .        .        - 
Stuke  Abbott 
Stoke  Earl      -        -        - 
Stoke,  East    - 
Stoke  Wake    ... 
Stourpaine      .        .        - 
Stourton         ... 
Stower,  East  -        -       . 
Stower  Provost 
Stower,  West 
Stratford  sub-Castle 
Stratford  Toney      - 
Stratton         .       .        - 
Studland         ... 
Sturminster  Marshall 
Sturminster  Newton  Castle 
Sutton  Mandeville  - 
Sutton  Veney 
Sutton  Waldron      - 
Swyre    .... 
Sydling,  St.  Nicholas      - 
Symondsbnry 

Tarrant  GnnviUe     - 
Tarrant  Hinton 
Tarrant  Keynston  • 
Tarrant     Monkton     and 
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£.     «.  d. 

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9  10    5 
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18  10    6 
12    6    9 
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50    9    6 

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16  5    - 
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18  12    6 

18  15    9 

19  11    5 
16  10    4 

4  11  11 
25  12    2 
10    8    6 
10    2    5 
10    7    3 
88    7    9 
66    5    - 

25  14    5 

26  17  10 
7    4    1 
2  10    - 

74    8    - 
26    4    - 

29  15    5 

13  7    9 
12  10    - 

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Province  op  Canterbury — Diocese  of  Sai^iqevry— continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

Baltnce  dae 

Ordinary 
Ritpairt  of 

Maintenance 

Extraordinary 
Outiay 

Interest  Paid 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

Balance 
In  hand  at 

No. 

00 

Church 

oftbe 

for  BaUding 

on 

the  eiid 

at  the 

prerioos  Year. 

or 
Charehyard. 

Public  Worship. 

or 
Improving. 

Bonded  Debt- 

Paid  off. 

Payments. 

EXPENDITUBB. 

of  Year. 

end  of  the  Year. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

£.  «. 

d. 

£.    9.    d. 

£.  :  d. 

£.  s.    d. 

£.   t. 

d. 

£.    9.   d. 

£.    9.     d. 

£.    f.    d. 

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14    5    - 

. 

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1    5    4 

15  16  10 

4    6    9 

— 

294 

. 

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. 

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— . 

— 

295 

. 

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6  15    9 

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8  15    5 

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296 

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23  19  10 

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6  10  11 

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4    2  11 

10  10    5 

1  16    - 

— 

298 

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3    3     1 

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6    3- 

7  19    9 

— 

299 

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14  10    5 

300 

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SUMS    RECEIVED    IN    RESPECT    OF    CHURCH    OR    CHAPEL   RATES    IN    EACH    PARISH  IN 


Province  op  Canterbury — Diocese  of  Salisburt — coHiimuei, 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

fromprevioos 

Year. 

1. 


Tarrant  Mawston 
Tarrant  Rnshton 
Tedworth,  North 
Teffont  Magna 
rhomcombe  - 
Thomford 
Tidcombe 
Tlhhead 
Tincleton 
Tockenham     - 
Todbere  - 
Tollard  Royal 
Toller,  Great  - 
Tolpuddle 
Tonerspaddle  - 
Tong      - 
Tumworth 
Tynehaa 


Upayon 
Upton  Loyell 
Upton  Scadamore 
Upwey  - 


Verwood 


WaldikA 

Wambfook  -  -  - 
Wareban,  Holy  Trinity  - 
Wanninsttr  -  -  - 
Warmwen  -  -  - 
Westbary  .  -  • 
Westweod  -  -  - 
WhaddoB  -  -  • 
WhitchHreli  Canonieonim 
Wbitconbe  .  -  - 
Whiteparish  -  -  - 
WilcottrOare  and  Draycot 

Fitzpaine. 
Wiley    -        .        -        - 
Wilsfbrd  and  Sake  - 
Wilton,    with    Bnlbridge 

and  Ditchampton. 
Winford  Eagle 
Winfrith  Newbnrgh 
Winkfleld       -        -        - 
Wiosley 

Winterboume  Abbas 
Winterbourne  Came 
Winterboume  Dantsey  - 
Winterboame  Houghton  - 
Wioterboame  Kingston  - 
Winterboume,  Martin,  St. 
Winterboume      Monkton 

(Dorset). 
Winterboume'  Steepleton 
Winterboume  Stickland  - 
Winterboume  Stoke 
Winterboume  Whitechurch 
Winterboume  Zelston 
Winterboume  Bassett      - 
Winterboume       Cherbo- 

rough. 
Winterbourne  Clenston    - 
Wioterbonrae     Monkton 

(Wilts). 
Winterboume  Thompson  - 
WintflTslow     -        -        - 
Wishford,  Great      - 
\\  itchampton  -        -        - 
Woodborough 
Woodford       .        -        - 
Wool      .        -        -        - 
Wootton  Bassett     - 
Wootton  Fitzpaine  - 
Wootton  Rivers 
Worth  Matravers    - 


£.  «.  d. 


fi    3    1 
8    4    7 


4    6    6 

-  13    8 

-  15  10 

-  13  1 
6  1  10 
6-10 

-  IB    9 

-  3  4 
9-7 
3  12  11 


1  S    6 

2  13  4 
4  2  9 
e  IS  10 


3  11    0 
22  10    0 

7    6    2 

-    6    - 

-67 


27    9  9 

3  10  - 

-    8  4 

1  16  - 


-    6    - 
3    7    1 


-  16    3 

2  18    8 
4    7- 


-    1 

3  10 
2  15 


3  16    2 


-  18 

1  1 

2  14 

-  7 
2    9 


6-1 
6  16  1 
8    6    7 


8 

8 

12 

3 


3 
7 
6 
6 

1  11     4 
1  11  10 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At     • 
Common 
Law. 

2. 


Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 


£.   $.    d. 


8  16    7 
14  19    4 


25  10    . 
9  17    2 


21     6  - 

6    4  1 

24  7  3 

4  8  4 
20  -  - 
12    9  3 

8  8  2 

5  6  6 

25  12  3 
3  15  1 

9  9  6 


18  19    2 
13    8    6 


14  15    7 


10 


19  14 
14    6 


90  19    4 


97    6  11 

14  14    3 

15  11     7 


6    5  10 

16  12    1 

5  19    6 

89  17  10 

10    8  n 


12    8    9 

18    9    7 

8  19    9 

6    2  10 

15    ^    7 

6  11     6 

15  16  10 

12  13    9 


6  15  11 
27  19  5 
16  6  3 
20  16    8 


12    9    9 


3  15    - 
4-10 


19    1 


29  18  5 
18  10  - 
83    8  10 


50    3    5 

12    2    4 

16  18    - 

6-9 


£.    s.   d. 


122    2    9 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 


£.    M.    d. 


2  17    3 


Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 


9  10    - 


20  10    - 


28    7    9 


3    -    - 


16    2    6 


Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipcs. 

6. 


£•    $.    d. 


1  12    - 


45  12    7 


32    2    6 
12    2    6 


6    2- 


BoiTOwed 

daring 

tbaYcar. 

7. 


£.  a.  If. 


Total 
Rbcxipts. 


£.    9.  d. 


13  19 

8 

14  19 

4 

9 

4 

7 

25  10 

. 

9  17 

2 

4 

6 

6 

21 

19 

3 

6  19  11 

24 

7 

3 

6 

1 

6 

26 

1 

10 

17  10 

1 

9 

6  11 

5 

9  10 

34  12  10 

6 

8 

. 

9 

9 

5 

21 

13 

8 

16 

1 

10 

13  12 

9 

21 

8 

5 

10 


20  14  - 
22  17  6 
43-6 
136  11  11 
7  6  2 
97  6  11 
14  19  3 
16  11  7 
32  9  1 


68 

9  16  10 

17-6 

7  16  6 

94  17  10 


10  14  11 

3  7  1 
12  8 
18  9 

9  16 

6  2 
16  - 

9  10 
24  16  10 
17-9 


9 

7 

10 
7 
2 


6  17  2 
31  9  8 
22  t  6 
24  12  10 

6  15  5 
13  10  10 

2  14  7 

4  2  5 
6  10  1 


-  19  1 

6  -  1 
153  1  8 

33  4  - 
24  12  - 
41  12  1 
8  5  7 
62  6  11 
15  5  10 
18  9  4 

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EXPENDITURE. 


Ordinary 

Repairs  of 

Church 

or 

Charcbyaid. 

11. 


MsiBtonance 

of  the 

PttUie  Worship. 

12. 


ExtnuwpfllimFy 

Outlay 
for  Buildhi^ 

or 
Impravkif. 

13. 


lalereatPaid 

on 
Bonded  D^t 

14. 


PaAloC 
16. 


Other 

Paynenta. 

la. 


Total 
expxnditurb. 

17. 


Bakoce 

hi  Hand  at 

the  end 

of  Year. 

18. 


Bonded 

or 

MtirtgageDebt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Year. 

19. 


4  17    6 

8  10    9 

5  19    - 
4-5 

8  18    1 

2  12    3 

18  16  U 

2    5    0 

-  16    6 


10  19  7 
9  16  - 
-  10    - 

12  17  10 


-  16    6 


-  17 
21  17 
13  1 
82  14 


23    3    9 

8-8 
18    7    7 

-  10    - 
40  16    - 

16- 

6  7  8 
2  11  10 

-  12    6 

2  16  10 

-  9  6 
2  3  6 
16- 


S  12  8 
-  17  9 
B  10    - 


-    2 

17  16 
8    7 


7 
6 

9  4  10 
-66 
2  16 
8    6- 


-  16  11 


£.    s.  a. 

2  16    - 

3  -    - 
16  18     1 

3  12    6 
10    -    - 

6-4 

3  12 
10    4 

3  13    - 
6  17  10 

4  13  10 
12    7 

3  - 

7  - 

18  6 

7  4 


2 


6 
6 
7 
1 
20 
3  14 
9  12 


3  12  - 
8  2  9 
6    13 

4  6    2 


4    4- 


6  4 

7  2 
6  10 

26  8 
6    3 

63  19 
3  12 
2  12 


2  6- 
12    2    6 

7  11    - 

8  19    - 

3  15  10 
62  11     1 


3  -    - 
10    2    - 

7    2    4 

13  16    - 

3-10 

4  17  10 
2  13  6 
7  2  2 
4  11  4 
6  1- 
2    2- 


4    5 

6  18 

9  12 

18    - 


2  12  11 
2  12    - 


£.    i.   d. 


16    6  10 


6  19    4 
I  12    6 


8  18  10 


-  17 
ill 


6  17    9 

7  14  10 

8  10    - 


11  6  1 
9  11  1 

22    8  6 

3    -  - 

12  8  9 

6  12  9 
44    6  - 

7  11  - 
11     6  - 

2  13  - 


£.    tL  d. 


£.    i.  d. 


67    4    1 


76    - 


2  11    2 
-  12    6 


8    - 
12  10 


411- 


B  B  2 


£.    $.  4. 


2  12  11 


-  7  1 

2  10  - 

-  10  - 
13  8 


15  7 

1  19  9 

-    8  - 

16    4  2 

10    1  - 

1    7  1 

3    4  8 


3  17  1 
2  18  10 
1     1    3 


1  10  10 


2  2  5 
8  12  1 
2  6  11 
8  16    6 


15    5    6 

1  18  11 


25  4  7 
-  10  - 
4  14    6 


2  18    6 
4  19  10 

3  19    1 

6  19    6 


2  3- 
2  4  1 
4    6- 


1  10    6 

1  11    - 
-  18    6 


2  4  6 
1  11  7 
5  16    6 


9  6 
1  5 
-    3 

7  8 
4  10 

19    1 


2  17    9 


6  13    2 
116 


13  14    2 


7  16    8 


t.  d. 


2  16 
10  10 
16    6 


6 
27 
11 

4 
19 

7 
23 

5 
25 
15 

9 

5 
20 

3 

9 


10 
3 

7 
2 

4 
9 


18    8  8 

15  17  7 

7  12  6 

17    4  - 


7  11    4 


33    6    8 

87  11    7 

20  18    9 

136  11  11 

6  3  11 
97    3    4 

5  10  11 
19  11  6 
43  12 

3    5 
67  12 

8  16 


2 


18    5  2 

8  15  8 

59    7  - 

10  12  - 

10    2  - 

16  5  10 
18  16  3 

9  10  4 

6  2  10 
20  11  7 

7  2  2 

17  19  6 

8  9  9 
4  12  - 


6  11 
26  5 
18  16 
22    5 

4  14 
8    6 

7  10 

4    - 
6  12 


9 

10 

9 

8 
4 
7 
7 

7 
9 


-  19 
11  6 
163  11 
22  8 
87  19 
32    4 

6  12 
63  17  11 
16  5  10 
14  15  - 
10    8    8 


£.    9.d. 

3    9  3 

2  M  3 

2  17  - 

14  3 

2"6  1 

-"e  8 

14    6  6 

2  13  3 


3  6- 
-43 
6-8 

4  4    6 


2    8    8 


22  i  9 

2  2  3 

-  8  7 

9  8  4 


10    8    - 
-  19  10 


35  10  10 
-2  11 

-    5    8 


2  8- 
6  17  4 
8  II    - 


-65 
6  8  10 
3  4  9 
2  7  2 
2  1  1 
5    4    3 


-    1  10 


11-6 

9    7  10 
1  12  10 


3  14    4 


£•     «•   d. 


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Province  of  Canterbury — Diocese  of  Saxisbury — continued. 


PARISH. 

RECEIPTS. 

Balance 

fr^m  preTioQS 

Year. 

1, 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 

Penalties, 

Alms, 
or  other 
Receipts. 

6. 

doring 
the  Year. 

7. 

Total 
Rbcbipts. 

8. 

Bibee 
Ofmpeu 

d\m, 
9. 

No. 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Church 

Ballding 

Acts. 

8. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

433 
484 
485 
486 

437 

488 

Warton  and  Marston 
Wraxall,  South       - 
Wraxhail        -        -        - 
Wyke  Regis   -       -       - 

Yetminster     ... 

Zeals  Green   ... 

Total    -    -    -  £. 

£.$.    d. 

8  17    5 

9  17    6 

22  17    - 
-15     1 

£.    «.  d. 

7    5  10 

7  16    6 

8  8- 
89  15    8 

17    3  10 

11    6    - 

£.s.d. 

£.  t.  d. 

£.    #.   d. 
4    -    - 

£.  s.   d. 
6    7    9 

£.  $.  d. 

m                  m 

£.   f.  A 

15    3    8 

17  14    - 

8    8- 

62  12    2 

24    6    8 

11    6    - 

£.i.i 

816  d 

2,114  8    2     7,77619    5 

906    3    9 

857  10    7 

732    2  11 

424  16  10 

265 

12,576  16    8 

905  IS  1 

From  the  following  Places  Returns  have  been  received — Nil,  or  no  Rates  Collected : 


Alliog^n. 
Aosty. 

Berwick : 

St.  John. 

St.  Leonard. 
Blaodford  Forum. 


Bradford-on  Avon. 

Chriiit  Church. 
Bradpole,  St.  Andrew's. 
Branluiea. 
Bridport. 

Calne,  Holy  Trinity. 


Cbardstock.  All  Saints. 
Charlton,  All  Saints. 
Chldoock. 
Compton,  Over. 
Crockerton. 

Derryhill,  Christ  Church. 


DoTizeSy  St  Mary's. 

Biltoo. 

Dilton  Marsh. 

Bonhead : 
St.  Andrew. 
St  Mary  with  Chariton. 


Fifleld  Bavant 
Fitherton  Anger,  St  PtiH 
Fosbury. 

GurMige,  St  Uiclisel 

Hamham,  But 


Kumber  of  Returns  received  tor  the  Diocese 


DIOCESE    OF    WINCHESTER. 


PARISH. 

RECEIPTS. 

Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  CoUectad 

Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 

PenalUes, 

Alms, 
or  other 
Receipts. 

6. 

'  during 

the  Year. 

7. 

Total 
Rbceipts. 

8. 

Baiutt 
Orerepat 
sttheod 

ofT«. 

^0. 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

8. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 
18 
19 
20 
21 
22 
23 
24 
25 
26 
27 
28 

AbbotU  Ann  ... 
Albury  -        .        .        - 
Aldershot       ... 
Alfold    .... 
Alresford,  New 
Ahresford,  Old        -        - 
Alton     .... 
Ampfleld        ... 
Amport  -        -        -        - 
Appleshaw     .       .        - 
Arreton- 

Ash        ...        - 
Ashe      .... 
Asbmansworth 
Ashtead.        .        .        . 
ATington       -       .       - 

Baddesley,  North   - 
Balham,  St  Mary's 
Banstead        ... 
Barton  SUcey 
Basing,  Old    -       - 
Basingstoke   ... 
Baoghnrst      ... 
Beaulieu 

Beauworth     ... 
Beddington     .        .        - 
Bedhanipton  ... 
BenUey-       .       -       . 

£.   t.    d. 

15  14    6 

18  10    9 

5    6    2 

3  18 
11    4    7 

1  15    3 

9    4    9 

13  14    - 

1  12    3 

4  17  10 

23    5    5 
7  10    7 

7  16    6 

"l  12    - 

2  3    5 

19  7    7 
2    7  10 

16  11  10 

£.    #.    d. 

51    4    4 
46  17    6 
13-8 
94    4  10 
11     9    7 
138  10    4 

15    5    9 
55  13  10 

22    5    4 

9    5    3 

44    4  10 

18    8    4 

10  12    9 
1G8  18    9 
48  13    6 
34    2    9 
31  16    8 

7  16    4 
13  10    2 
65    6    6 

7  12    - 
89    4    1 
25  13    8 
36    9    1 

£.  #.  d. 
25  16    3 

76  10    - 

£.   ».    d. 

£.    «.    d. 

11- 
4    7    4 

£.    t.   d. 
11     4    3 

5    5    6 

2  10    - 
14    5    - 

9  14    - 

£.   $.   d. 

£.  s.  d. 

26  18    9 
69  15    1 
46  17    6 
18    6  10 

102  12    - 
22  14    2 

140    5    7 
85    1    - 
16    4    - 
15    6    9 

55  18  10 
14    5    - 
22    5    4 
10  17    6 
50    3    8 
18    8    4 

10  12    9 
192    4    2 

56  4    1 
34    2    0 
39  IS    2 

7  16    4 
91  12    2 
67    9  11 

7  12    - 

118    5    8 

28    1    6 

57  8    8 

£.1.^ 

4   810 

8   710 

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Province  op  Canterbury— Diocese  of  Salisbury— eonfinti^d. 


EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Year. 

19. 

BalaDce  doe 

on 

preTioQS  Year. 

10. 

Ordinary 

Repairs  of 

Cbarch 

or 

Chorchyard. 

11. 

Maintenance 

of  the 

PabUc  Worship. 

12. 

Extraordinary 

Outlay 
for  Balldiog 

or 
ImproTing. 

13. 

Interest  Paid 

on 
Bonded  Debt. 

14. 

Bonded  Debt 
Paid  off. 

16. 

Other 
Payments. 

16. 

Total 

EXPBKDITURB. 

17. 

Balance 

in  Hand  at 

the  end 

of  Year. 

18. 

No. 

£.    a.    d. 

£.  «.    d. 

7  1    3 

1  -    8 

8  6    4 

2  6    7 
2    7    4 

£.    9.    d. 

12    6    3 
7  13    - 
3    8- 

18  15    6 

16    7    7 
6    3- 

£.    9.     d. 

£.  s.    d. 

£.  9.    d. 

£.  9.     d. 

4  12    6 

2  16    1 

"27    -  '4 

3  6    8 
2  16    8 

£.  9.   d. 

23  19  11 

11    9    9 

3    8- 

64    2    2 

21  19  10 

11     6    - 

£.  9.  d. 

6    4    3 
8  10    - 
2    6  10 

£.    9.    d. 

438 
434 
485 

436 

437 
438 

677    9    6 

2^3  17    6 

4,317 

1,286  19  10 

544  19  10 

1,089    9    8 

1,716    9    6 

11,775    5    8 

1,707  4   1    10/)72    1     10 

From  the  following  Places  Returns  have  been  received — Nil^  or  no  Rates  Collected  : 


Holt 

Lytchett  Minster. 
Meleombe  Regis,  St.  John's. 
Parkstone. 


Pertwood. 

Pool,  St.  Paul's. 
Portland. 


Redlynch,  St.  Mary's. 
Roliestone. 


Salisbury,  St  Edmund. 
Studley,  ITpper,  St  John's. 

Swallowelift 
Swanage. 

Tisbury. 


Trowbridge. 

Holy  Trinity, 
^t  Stephen's. 

Wareham,  St  Martin. 
Warminster,  Ciirist  Church. 

Number  of  Places 


Weymouth,  Holy  Trinity. 
Wimbome  Minster. 

Winterboume  Anderstone» 
Wintarboume  Earls. 

Woolland, 


61 


Accounts. 

Nils. 

Total. 

438 

61 

489 

DIOCESE    OF    WINCHESTER 


EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

acthe 
end  of  the  Year. 

19. 

Balance  due 

on 

previoua  Year. 

10. 

Ordinary 

Repairs  of 

Church 

or 

Churchyard. 

11. 

Maintensnca 

of  the 

FubUc  Worship. 

12. 

Extraordinary 

Outlay 
for  BuUding 

or 
ImproTiog. 

13. 

Interest  Paid 

on 
Bonded  Debt 

14. 

Bonded  Debt 
Paid  off 

16. 

Other 
Payments. 

16. 

Total 

BXPBNDITURB. 

17. 

Balance 

in  Hand  at 

the  end 

of  Year. 

18. 

No. 

£.    a.   d. 

1  16    6 
3    7    2 

2  2    1 

6  Id    8 

1  17    4 

-  -    0 

-  7  10 

"-3    6 

£.  #»    d. 

12  10    9 
16    6    2 

60  12    4 

13    6 

40    4  10 

6    17 

19  11  11 
16    -    - 

3  12    6 

24  11    8 

20  13    - 

4  3  11 
22    4    - 

13  6    - 
2    3    1 

32    9    9 
2  12  10 
4  17    3 

£.    9,    d. 

20    -    - 
30  18  11 
18    2    3 

9  13    - 
26  14    - 

4    4    7 
60    6    9 
14    3    4 
10    6    2 

8  8    7 
24    3    - 

7    -    - 

9  14    6 
6    4    6 

26  19    6 
6    -    - 

4  12    3 
88  11    4 

9  11    6 
10  12    - 

6  16    - 

6  12    6 
14    6  10 
80    2    6 

3  14    - 
66    8    4 
14-6 
16    7    6 

£.    *.   d. 
14-6 

10    -    - 
6  16    - 

£.    9.d. 

4  10    7 

£.  f.  d. 
70    -    - 

£.  9.    d. 

7  13    9 
9  19    6 

^7  18    3 
12  11    8 

14    2  10  ' 

-  12    2 
7  13    2 
9  11     9 

10  16    9 

4    -    - 
48    6    3 
25  16  11 

4    6    8 

2    2- 

16    1     8 

19    3 

2  11    - 
4  14  10 

£.     a.  d. 

20 

65  3  11 
44    6  11 

9  13    - 
96    4    7 

17  19    8 
100  11     7 

28  6    2 
16    7    9 
10  16    3 
64  16    3 

18  13  10 
•    30  13    2 

6  4    6 
37  16    3 

8  12    6 

10    9    7 
161    8    3 

66  1    6 

29  2    4 
28  19    - 

7-3 
90  19    6 
68    9    2 

7  9  10 
98  18    1 

19  4    4 
31  16    6 

£.  a.    A 

6  18    9 
4  11    2 
2  10    7 

8  13  10 

7  7    6 
4  14    6 

39  14    - 
6  14  10 

-  16    3 
4    9    6 

-  18    7 

4  13    1 
12    8    6 

9  16  10 

-  3    2 
SO  16  11 

.28 

6-6 

10  14    2 

-  16    1 

-  12    9 
9-9 

-  2    2 
19    7    7 

8  17    2 
26  12    9 

£.   t.    d. 
40    -    - 

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2 
3 

4 

6 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16^ 

17 
18 
19 
20 
21 
22 
23 
24 
25 
26 
27 
28 

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RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  prerious 

Year. 

1. 


Amount  of  Bates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law, 

2. 


Under  the 

Chnrah 

BuildiDg 

Acts. 

3. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 


in 

Aid  of  Raises 

6. 


Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

BMeipli. 

6. 


Borrovred 

during 

theTeai. 

7. 


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30 
81 

33 
84 
86 
36 
37 
•  38 
30 
40 
41 
42 
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45 
46 
47 
48 
40 
60 
61 
62 
63 
64 
66 
66 
67 
68 
60 
60 
61 


63 
64 
66 
66 
67 
68 
60 
70 
71 
72 
73 
74 
76 
76 
77 
78 
^0 
80 
81 
82 
83 
^ 
86 
^ 

88 
88 
00 
91 
92 
93 
94 
^ 
96 
97 
D8 
89 


100 
101 
102 
108 
104 
106 


Bentworth  ... 
Bermettdsey,  St  James  . 
Betchworth  -  .  . 
Bighton  .        .        - 

Bishopstoke    ... 
blechittgley    -        -        . 
Blindly  Hearth 
Boldre    -        -        .        . 
oOidrey  Bast   •        .        ■• 
Boneburch  (Isle  ef  Wight) 
Bookhami  Great     - 
Rookbam,  Little      - 
Botley    -        -        -        - 
Bourne,  St.  Mary's  - 
Brading  ... 

Bradley-        .        .        - 
Bniishfleld     -        -        - 
BEamdeaa       «       .       . 
Braniley  (HMta)     - 
Bramley  (Surrey)   - 
Bramsbiil        ... 
Breamore        ... 
Brixton  -        -        -        - 
Brock  enhurat 
Brook     ... 
Brougbton 
Bucklaod 
Bullington 
Burffhclere     - 
Buriton  ... 
fiursledoB 
Burstow 
Byfleet  ... 


2  IS    8 
400  19  10 


3  14    9 


7  8 

8  17 


£.   #.  A 

39  17  1 

46  13  9 

9    7  10 

39    1  I 

38    1  - 

12    4  4 

24    7  6 


£.  ».    d. 


£.    9.    d. 


£.    f .   iL 


710    2    9 


11    -    - 


-  17 

-  2 
1  16 

62  12 
12    - 


196  18    1 
68    3    6 

30  19    4 

90    6    8 

16  13    2 

4  16  11 


9 

10  12    6 


12    7    6 
17    2    1 


Culboume  (Isle  of  Wight) 
Camberwell     -        - 
Candover,  Preston  - 

Capel     .        .        .  . 

Carshalton      .        .  . 

Caterham       .        •  . 
Catberiogtoa  ... 

Chaldon          .        .  . 

Chale     .        .        .  . 

Chalton-        .        .  . 

Charlwood      .        .  • 

Cheam   -        .        .  . 

Chelsbam        .        .  • 

Cheritoo          .        .  . 

Chessiugton    .        .  - 
Cbiddii^ld  . 

Chilbolton       -        .  . 

Chilcomb        .        .  . 

Chilworth       .        .  . 

Cbobham»  St.  Lawrence  - 
Clandon,  East 

Clanfleld         .        .  . 
Clatford  Qoodworth 
Clatford,  Upper 

Cllddesden      .        .  . 

Cobbam          .        .  . 
Golden  Common 

Colemore        .        .  - 
Compton  (Hants)     . 
Compton  (Surrey)  - 

Coombe          •        :.  « 

Corhampton    •.        .  . 

Couliidoo         •        .  . 

Cowes,  West  .       -  - 

Cranley.        •        .  • 
Crawley          ... 

Crondall         .        •  . 

Crowhurst      •       .  . 


Deane    • 
Dean,  East     • 
Bibden  - 
Dittnn,  Long  • 
Dogmertfield  • 
Dorking 


1  12    - 
4  16    - 

2  8    4 

3  17  11 
43  16    6 


15    6    8 
28    7  11 


-    3  10 

456  12  4 

~  19  3 

26  12  8 

9  14  8 

14  11  - 

4  18  11 

11  17  9 

6    9  3 

86  U  8 

4  14  8 

19  3 

18    1  4 

8  16  2 


4  18    6 


2  10    6 


6    7 
4    1 


-  11    6 


3  U    1 


6-7 

-  8    2 
3  10  10 

60    3    3 

-  12    2 
9  17    8 


16    6 
42    9 


12  6    8 
4    16 

13  4    8 
26  12    6 

62  16  10 


13  10  6 

49    4  9 

4  16  6 

20    1  - 


86  12  10 


22    9    2 


4    9 


10  6  8 
17  8  9 
62    7    2 


10 


37  14    7 


20  18  10 


10  15 

28  14 

167  10 

30    4 

38    9 

33    2 

8    6 

6  10 

63  16 


116  18    7 


12 


17  18 
16  19 
47  16 


6  6  6 
30  14  7 
22    4  11 

9  6  9 
19  19  10 
36  4  - 
17  1  - 
62  3  7 
17  13    - 


28  11    6 

8    14 
10  19    2 


61  18  6 
48  18  3 
20  14    8 


16  2  6 
20  3  10 
92  4  9 
16  19  4 
172  11    3 


110  19    3 


6    6  10 


70  14    8 


61    3    4 


16    - 


19  10  10 


64    7  10 


28  19    - 


£,9.    d. 


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46 
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83 
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21  2    8 
480  16  11 

22  16    4 
146  12 

168  2 

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234     1 

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19  10  10 

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117  17  3 
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Poblie  Worship. 

Improvlfif* 

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of  Year. 

end  of  the  Year. 

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13. 

14. 

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16. 

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SUMS   RECEIVED   IN    RESPECT   OP   CHURCH    OR    CHAPEL    RATES    IN    EACH    PARISH   IN 


Province  op  Canterbury — Diocese  op  Winchester — continued. 


No. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS, 


Balance 

from  previoQs 

Year. 

1. 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 
Law. 

2. 


Under  the 

Cbureh 

Bailding 

Acta. 

d. 


Under 

other 

SUtates. 

4. 


Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 


Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 


Borrowed 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 


Total 

Rbcbipts. 

8. 


106 
107 
108 


109 
110 
111 
112 
113 
ai4 
116 
116 
117 
118 
119 
120 


121 
.122 
123 
124 
125 
126 
127 
128 
129 
130 
131 
132 
133 
134 
135 
136 
137 
138 

139 
^40 
141 
142 
143 
144 
145 

146 
147 
148 

149 
150 
151 
152 
153 
154 
155 
156 
157 
158 
159 
160 
ilOl 
162 
163 
164 
165 
1^ 
167 
168 
169 
170 
171 
172 
178 
174 
175 
176 
177 
178 


Dummer 
Bunsfbld 
Darley  - 


Effiinghum     - 

Eling,  North  - 

EUiogham 

Ellisfield 

Enbam,  Knight's    - 

Epsom,  St.  Martin's 

Esher     -        -        - 

BTer!«ley 

Ewell     - 

Ewhurst  (HanU)     - 

Ewhurst  (Surrey)  - 

Exbory  -        -        - 


Faccombe 

Fareham 

Farlei(;h  (Hanto)     - 

Farleigh  (Surrey)  - 

Farley  Chamberlayne 

Farlington 

Farn  borough  - 

Farnham 

Farringdon     - 

Fawley   -        -        - 

Fetcham 

Fordingbridge 

Foxcotte 

Freusham 

Freshwater     - 

Froxfleld 

Froyle   -        -        - 

Fyfield  .        -        - 


Oalcomb  -  -  - 
Gatton  -  -  -  - 
GodshiU  (Isle  of  Wight) - 
Godstone  ... 
Gosport,  Holy  Trinity  - 
Greutbam  -  -  - 
Greywell  .  -  - 
Guildford : 

Holy  Trinity 

St.  Mary     -        -        - 

SL  Nicholas 

Hale      .        -        -        - 
Hambledon  (Hants) 
Hambledon  (Surrey) 
Hamble-ie-Rice 
Hanoiogton    -        -        - 
Harbridge       .        -        . 
Hartley  Mauditt     - 
HarUey  WestfaU    - 
Hartley  Wintney    - 
Hatcomb         -        -        - 
Haslemere      -        -        - 
Ha?ant  -        -        -        - 
Hawkley        .        -       - 
Hayling,  North 
Huyling,  South 
Headley  (Hante)    - 
Headley  (Surrey)   - 
Helenfl,  St.  (Isle  of  Wight) 
Herriard         -        -        • 
Highclere       -        - 
Hiiiton  Ampner 
Hnldenhurst  -        -        - 
Horley   -        -        -        - 
Home    -        -        -        - 
Horsell  -        -        •        - 
Houghton  (Stockbridge)  - 
Hound    -        -        -        - 
Hursley  -        -        -        - 
Hurstbourne  Tarrant 
Hyde,  Holy  Atceniion    - 


£.   s.   d. 

2-4 

8    8    5 


9    - 
4    2 


£.  9.  d. 

16  17    8 

17  9    - 
11  19  10 


37  19  2 
40  14  10 
22  18    8 


£.  s.    d. 


£.   s.    d. 


£.    9.   d. 


£.    ».  d. 


£.  9.    d. 


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2  15  11 

9  11     7 

18    6 

36    7     1 


12  19 
2.35  5 
112    9 


168  13    6 


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2  16 
2    9 


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6    3  3 


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22  10 

5    4 


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4    4    8 


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2    2  10 

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7  19  11 


35    3  10 
10  11     1 


20  10  9 

78  19  9 

12    3  - 

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6  16  4 

12    4  5 

53    8  9 

111  11  8 

15    7  8 

44    2  9 

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68    7  7 


59  13  2 
37  15  10 
36  11    5 


10    7 


17  19    3 


59  13    - 
106    9    8 


11  -  - 
11  19    6 

72  4  5 
78  15  4 
74  14    - 

26  10    8 

46  11    4 

9  10  10 

10  14    7 

16  8    2 

17  6  8 
13  19  10 


43  7  4 
11  5  4 
34  17  6 
98  2  - 
11-7 
15  12    7 


28  1 
45  16 
12  4 
39  14 

8  - 
48  12 
89  - 
32  10 

25  13 
19    4    - 

5  17  11 

29  9    8 

26  8    4 


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12    1    - 


145  11     2 


14  10    - 
89    3     1 


12    - 


1    9 


3  10 


6    -    - 


-    5    - 
1     -    - 


5    4 


£.  t.     d. 

18  18  - 
25  17  6 
11  19  10 


43    8    2 

42  19    - 

22  18    8 

9  16  10 

15  15    6 

235    5    4 

138  10  11 

13  19    - 

209    5  10 


42  19  10 
18    -    9 


20  10 
78  19 
12    3 

12  18 
6  16 

13  14 
53    8 

123  4 
15  14 
44     2 


35 

80 
9 


60  13 

43  18 

36  11 

-    3 

14  7 

18  15 
38  11 
60  6 
120  19 
278  11 
11    6 

15  13 


72  4  5 
78  15  4 
74  14    - 


29    9  2 

61  17  5 

9  13  3 

12  6  - 
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21  14  2 

13  19  10 
6    3  3 


43 

13  - 
43    - 

116  12 

14  3 


21  11  11 
3  19    4 

22  10  4 
33  6  3 
45  16  3 
12  4  7 
40  13  10 
12  5 
48  12 
95  - 
32  10 

25  18 
20    1 

8    - 
63    9 

26  10 
8    5 


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Province  of  Canterburt— Diocese  of  Winchester— c<mrfntt^rf. 


411. 


EXPENDITURE. 

^ 

Bonded 
or 

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Ordinary 

Maintenance 

Extraordinary 

IntenstPaid 

Balance 

Repairs  of 

Oatiay 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

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No. 

on 

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for  Building 

on 

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or 

or 

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Paymenti. 

EXPBNOITURE. 

the  end 

preTiousYear. 

Cburctiyard. 

PobUcWorthip. 

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of  Year. 

endoftheYeer. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

18. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

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SUMS    REGEIVBD    IN    RBSPBCT   OF    CHURCH    OR    CHAPEL    RATES    IN    EACH    PARISH    IN 


Province  of  Canterbury — ^Diocese  of  Winchester — continued. 


No. 


PARISH. 


R  E  C  E  I  P  T  8. 


Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Comnion 

Law. 


Under  the 

CiiQrch 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 


^Ddowmeots 

>  in 
Aid  of  Rates. 
6. 


Penalties,    Bonawed 

Alms,     I 

during 
or  other 

Receipts-  \  the  Year. 
6.        I         7. 


Total 
Rbcbipts. 

8. 


179 
180 
181 
182 
183 

184 
185 
186 
187 
188 
189 

190 
191 
192 
108 

194 
195 
196 
197 
198 
199 
800 
201 
S02 
203 
204 
205 

206 
207 
208 
209 
210 
211 
212 
213 
214 
215 
.216 
217 
218 
219 
220 
221 
222 
223 
224 
225 
226 
227 
228 
229 

230 
231 
232 
233 
234 
235 

236 
237 
238 
239 
240 

241 
242 
243 
244 
245 
246 
247 
248 
249 
250 
251 
252 
253 
254 


Ibsley  .  -  -  - 
Idsworth 

Itchin-Abbas  -  -  - 

Itcben-Stoke .  -  - 

ItchiDgswell,  or  Ecchios- 

well. 

Kew       -        -  -  . 

Kilmeston       -  -  - 

Kiropton         -  -  - 

Kingsclere      -  -  . 

Kingsley         -  -  - 

Kingston         -  .  - 

Lambeth,  St.  Philip 

Lasham  -  -  -  - 

Laverstoke  -  -  - 

Lawrence,    St  (Isle  of 

Wight). 

Leatherhead   -  -  - 

Leckford  .  .  • 

Leiffh     .  -  -  - 

Lirop«fleld  »  -  - 

Lingfteld  -  .  - 

Linkenholt  -  -  - 

Lisa        -  .  -  - 

Littleton  ... 

Lockerley  -  -  - 

Longeross  -  -  •  - 

Longstock  .  -  • 

Lyndhurst  -  -  - 

Maiden  -  -  -  - 
Mapledurwell 

Mattiogley      •  -  . 

WeoD,  East    -  -  - 

Meon,  Stoke  -  -  . 

Meon,  West    -  -  - 

Meilstead        -  -  • 

Marrow  -  -  -  - 
Merstham       - 

Merton  -        -  -  - 

Miclieldever   •  -  • 

Michelmersh  -  -  - 

Mickleham  -  -•  - 
Milfbrd  .... 

Mlltoo    -        -  -  . 

Minesteed       .  .  • 

Mitcham         -  .  - 
Molesey,  East 
M'jlesey,  West 

Monxtoo         -  -  - 

Morden  -        .  -  - 

More«ttead  .  .  - 
Moitisfont  ... 
Mottiston        ... 

Nat<*Iy-Up      -        .        - 
Newchurch  (Isle  of  Wight) 
Newdi<;ate      ... 
Newnham       ... 
Newton  Valence     - 
Newtown  (near  Bishop's 

Waltham). 
Newtown  (near  Newbury) 
North  ington  - 
Nursling 
Nutfield 
Nutley  ... 

Oakley  Church 

Oukwood 

Ockham 

Ockley  .        -        - 

Odibam 

Otterbourne   - 

Ovington 

Owslebury     <•        • 

Oxenton 

Oxted    -        .        - 

Pennington     - 

Peoton  Mewsey 

l*eper  Harow 

Petersfleld      - 


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1  13  10 
3  2  2 
3  14  9 

2  8  8 


-  11  3 
8  3  7 

8  2  3 


5  7  8 

29  19  3 

-  1  8 


7  12  2 
12  8  3 


11  7  10 

-  11  1 

-  16  2 


3  7 


12  2 

-  8  8 

12-5 


2  6- 

3  15  10 
-  1  10 

88  18  11 

21  4  6 

I  9  3 

5  18 

9  5  1 

4  3- 
3  7  5 
8  11  - 

31  8  1 


6  3  4 

10  16  7 

3  3  8 

15  6  9 

<-  12  9 


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3  2  3 
3  1  1 

-  16  3 


1  3 
4  11 


10  8  3 


6  17  7 

2  17  7 

22  6  9 

31  17  8 

2  12  7 

3  9  3 
7-11 

7  10  - 
2  12  - 
5  12  3 

4  12  1 

5  17  9 


£.  ».  d. 


20  11  - 


104  2  8 


19  8  - 
44  18  7 


9  6  9 


20  19 


7  4  9 

72  18  1 

21  6  2 

27  17  9 

54  13  5 

55  4  7 


33  4  - 

12  14  7 

13  12  10 


11  7 
40  19 

23  8 
7  13 

12  - 


6  4- 
21  17  3 

9  18  4 
35  8  1 


63  13  3 

49  17  10 

9  16  11 

61  10  6 

31  15  4 

86  17  9 

20  11  10 
282  14  2 

59  6  10 

65  4  3 
6  14  10 
9  16  - 

10  1  4 


69  15  8 
26  3  2 


13  2  5 

15  4  2 

28  1  4 

91  2"  6 

5  17  6 

12  16  10 


17-5 
28  18  5 
68  13  4 
32  -  11 


19  14  6 

20  13  8 
57  2  1 
13  10  6 
11  19  8 
17  13  9 
73  .4  8 


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£.   t.  d, 

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7  17  6 


£.  t.  d. 


£.  ».  d. 


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43  1  3 


44  18  7 


24  15  - 

17  2 
92  1  9 


22  7  2 


16  14  7 


1  6 


1  14  4 


2  -  - 


65  12 


1  -  - 


116  - 


6  13  10 


5  8 


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8  10  - 


7  16 


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11  7  10 
10  19  8 

S  14  9 
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26  6  8 

23  19  3 

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72  18  1 

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71  19  2 


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14  10  7 
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11  10  9 
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23  8  4 

8  15  2 

12  8  8 

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8  10  - 
25  13  1 
10-2 
35  8  1 
88  18  11 
84  17  9 
51  7 
14  18 
72  15 
98  7 
41  - 
23  19 

291  5 

147  8 
64  14  10 
12  17  2 
80  -  10 

9  18  6 

25  2  9 

10  14  1 

-  10  3 
69  15  8 

26  18  10 
3  2  3 
3  11 
2  4  3 

14  5  6 

19  15  7 
28  1  4 

101  10  9 
5  17  6 

20  7  6 
14  6  6 

19  18  - 
51  5  8 

102  6  - 
34  13  6 

11  19  3 
26  15  5 

20  13  8 
64  12  1 

16  2  6 

17  11  11 
22  6  10 
86  18  5 


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, 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

Balance  due 

Ordinary 
Repairs  of 

Malsteiiaoco 

Extraordinary 
Outlay 

Interest  Paid 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

Balance 
in  Hand  at 

No» 

OQ 

Church 

of  the 

lor  Building 

on 

the  end 

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or 

or 

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PaymeaU. 

EXPENDITUKB. 

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Churchyard. 

PnbHc  Worship. 

Improring. 

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of  Year. 

CUU  %/m  UIO   A  OaJT. 

10. 

11. 

13. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

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Province  op  Canterbury — ^Diocese  op  Winchester— <?wft«ttcrf. 


No. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

froih  preTious 

Year. 

I. 


Amoant  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 


Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 


Endowments 

hi 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 


Penaltlee, 

Alms, 
or  other 
Receipts. 

6. 


Borrowed 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 


I 


TOTAXi 

Rbcbipts. 
8. 


Oiopnj 


384 
88ri 
836 
837 
338 
339 
340 
341 
342 
343 
344 
3i5 
346 
347 
348 
349 
360 
351 
362 
363 
364 
356 

366 

357 

368 

369 

360 

361 

862 

363 

364 

366 

366 

367 

368 

369 

370 

371 

372 

373 

374 

376 

376 

377 

378 

379 

380 

381 

382 

383 

384 

385 


Wallop.  Over 

Watt  ham,  Bishops  - 

Wultiiam,  North     - 

Walton-on-Thames  - 

Wulton-on- the- Hill 

Wandswolrth,  All  Saints 

Wandsworth,  St.  Anne 

Warblington   - 

Wani borough,  South 

Waruford 

Waterloo  Vllle 

Wtfke    -        -        - 

Wellow,  East  and  West 

We*ton  Patrick 

We>  bridge 

WeyhiU 

Wberwell 

Whitsbnry     - 

Whitwell 

Wickham 

Widley  - 

Wield     - 

Winchester: 

St.  Laurance 

St.  M'chael 

St  Switbin 

St.  Thomas  &  St.  Clement 
Winchfield      - 
Windlesham  .        -        - 
Winnell  .♦      .        . 

Win-lade 

Witley    -         -        -        - 
Woking,  St.  Peter's 
Wolverton      -        -        - 
Wonersh         -        -        - 
Wonston         .        -        - 
Wood  hay,  East 
Woudmansteme 
]^o<jlton  Hill,  St  Thomas's 
Wootton,St.Lawrckice  (  Hants) 
Wootton  (Isle  of  Wight) 
Wootton  (Sorrey)   - 
Worldham,  East      - 
Worldham,  West     - 
Worplcsdon    - 
Worthy,  Headbuum 
Worthy,  Kings 
Worthy,  Martyr     - 
Wortlng 
Wrecclesham  - 
Wynierlng 
Yately    - 
Yaverland 


£.  f.  <L 

3  18  - 

4  3  3 
1   14  8 

19  14  - 


35    5  4 

8  10  10 

2  13  1 
4  8  4 
6  10  - 
4     3  4 

3  18  - 
6  13  4 

6  7  3 

7  18  9 

-  II  7 

10    7  - 


Total 


1    4  10 
9  17  10 

325    6    2 

1  10    1 
6    3- 

-  -  10 
3  19    6 

6    8- 

-  12  10 

8  10  10 
6    6    8 

17     7    9 

-  5  10 

9  19    9 

-  16    - 

2  12    - 


£.     «.  d, 

28  13  - 
33  18  9 
24  4  4 
76    7  2 

29  I  4 


163    6 


11  13  3 
10  16  - 
15  -  - 
22  4  11 
14  17    4 


68  15    9 


39  19 

9    1 

7     1 

66  10 

14    7 


8  10  6 

26  14  10 

46  18  8 

33    6  1 

158    2  - 


67  10    2 

15  17  10 

5    4    7 


73    4    3 
9  15    - 


50  16  10 
27-6 


£.   s.  d. 


181     1  II 


£>  s.   d. 


£.    «.    d. 


£.  $.  d. 


iri2    6 


205    3    8 
30    -    - 


7  12 


3    - 


28  16  11 


25 


80  18  10 


10  12    3 

2    5    6 

10    9  10 

-  19    7 
14  16  10 

5    5    2 

-  16  10 


8 


17  16    - 
13-5 


83  3    - 

8  14    7 

1.0  1  10 

7  4    6 


20    3    9 
6  15    4 


3,964    3    2    13,353   2  10   1,279  4    1 


12    2    7 


7  14 


3    8    1 


2-8 
36  Id    4 


1,46018  7  j    700  10    7 


3  14 


£^  s.   d. 


£.    «.  d. 

32  11  - 

38    2  - 

25  19  - 
107  13  8 

29     1  4 

212  15  8 

198  11  4 

38  10  10 

14    5  4 

16     4  4 

21  10  - 

26  8  3 
20  15  4 

6  IS  4 
68  15  9 
36  4  2 
47  18  - 

9     1 

7  12 
66  10 
24  14 

8  10 


£.1.  i 


27  19 

56  16 

33    6 

689  10 

1  10 

81     7 

16  17  10 

5    5    6 

19    6 

4    3 

3    - 

12  10 

7    8 


3 
78 
16 


99 


69 
33 

17 
31 


1,18410  8    100 


13  13  9 
18  12  - 
15  12    6 

6  _  - 
12  2  7 
93  16    3 

14  8  S 
25  11     8 

8  4- 
14   16  10 

7  5  10 
21-7 
36  13    4 

6  16    - 


22,042    9  11 


11 

5  I 


4  7 


1  5 


1  ! 


8  ! 


17  I 

6  1 

10  - 
9 


9  8 


2  1910 


3   1  9 

1  19  3 
13   7  - 

2  18  i 


5  11 


AWeretoke. 
Aniib^ey. 
Appledore. 
Baddesley,  South. 
Barton  (Isle  of  Wight). 
Bembridge. 
Berraondsfy : 

Cnrist  Church* 

St.  Paul. 
Bisterne. 

Bitterue,  Holy  Saviour. 
Bossington. 
Botleys  and  Lyne. 
Bournemouth. 
Bran»gt»ne. 

Brixton,  Nortii,  St  Johil\ 
Brixton,  St.  Matthew's. 
Brockham. 


From  the  following  Placbs 

Burton. 
Camberwell : 

Camden  Church. 

Clirist  Church. 

Emanuel  Church. 

St.  George. 
Carisbrooke. 
Cbilworth,  St  Marlha^on- 

the-HiU. 
Chobbam,  Holy  Trinity. 
Chrbtchurch. 
Clandon,  West. 
Clapham : 

All  Saints. 

Christ  Church. 

Holy  Trinity. 

St  John. 

St  Paul's. 


Returns  Lave  been  -received-^Nil,  or  no  Rates  collected : 


Claygate. 

Cold  Harbour,Christ  Church. 

Cove  and  Hawley,  South. 

Cowes,  West,  Holy  Trinity. 

Crofton. 

Crookham-cum-BwShott 

Cruz'Easton.' 

Curdtidge. 

Dorking,  St.  Paul's. 

Droxfon). 

Bastrop. 

Bison. 

Elstead. 

Bnsworth,  St  James. 

Epsom,  Christ  Chuich. 

Ewhurst 

Farebaro,  Holy  Trinity. 

Famcombe. 


Fleet 

Forton,  St  John's  the  Evan- 
gelist. 
Freemantle. 
Frtmley. 

Gosport,  St  Matthew's. 
Gurnard  Bay,  All  Salnta. 

Hale. 

Hatchfbrd,  St.  Matthew's. 

Heme  Hill,  St  Paul's. 

Hersham. 

Holm  wood. 

Hordle. 

Horsley,  West. 

Hurstboume  Priors. 

Hythe. 

Kenningtoo,  St.  Mark's. 


Kingston  -upon-Thames. 

Christ  Oiurch. 
Kingswood. 
Lainston. 
Lambeth : 

All  Soints. 

Holy  Trinity. 

St.  John,  Waterioo-wii 

St  Mary. 

6t  Mary-the-Less. 

St  Thomas. 

St  Stephen*s. 
Litchfield. 
Longparish. 
Lymington. 
Marchwood. 
Milfonl. 
Millbrook. 


Number  of  Returns  reeeived  for  the  Dbceie  • 


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ENGLAND   AND   WAI.IS,    AND   KXPEI^DiTURB   TMBBBOF,    FOR   THE   YEAR    ENDING  EAflTBR    1865.       2*27 


Province  op  Canterbubt— Diocese  op  Winchester — continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 

t 

1             ^^ 

Balance  dae 

Ordinary 

Maloteaance 

Extraordioary 

Interest  Paid 

' 

Balance 

Repairs  of 

OutUy 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

in  Hand  at 

Mortgage  Debt 

No. 

on 

Church 

of  the 

IbrBuikUng 

on 

the  end 

1         at  the 

or 

or 

Paid  off. 

Payments. 

EXPBNDITURB. 

prerions  Year. 

Churchy  ard. 

Pnblie  Worship. 

Improving. 

Bonded  Debt. 

of  Year. 

end  of  the  Year. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

18. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

1            10. 

£.    t.    d. 

£.  s.    d. 

£.    *.  d. 

£.    9.    d. 

£.    «,    d. 

£.    0.    d. 

£.  *.   d. 

£.     8.    d. 

£.  ».    d. 

£.     #.    d. 

m     . 

6    3    6 

2  19    - 

- 

- 

—            • 

2    8    2 

11  10    7 

21-6 

334 

- 

19  12  10 

8    7- 

• 

- 

• 

3  13    - 

31  12  10 

6    9    2 

__ 

335 

•                          • 

- 

23    4    8 

- 

- 

.    - 

- 

23    4    8 

2  14    4 

__ 

336 

"                         • 

- 

88    6    - 

• 

- 

.  - 

19    4     1 

107  10    1 

-    3    7 

^^ 

337 

4    5    6 

- 

26    7  10 

- 

- 

- 

. 

30  13    4 

^^ 

338 

83  10    3 

69    6    4 

165    9    2 

- 

- 

. 

43  16    - 

812    -    9 





339 

- 

86  15    8 

104    -    - 

- 

- 

- 

. 

190  15    8 

7  15    8 



340 

- 

4  14    7 

17  18    8 

- 

- 

. 

5    -    - 

27  13    3 

10  17    7 

_ 

341 

- 

-  16    2 

5  10    - 

- 

- 

- 

6-2 

12    6    4 

1  19    - 



342 

- 

-  19    - 

7    1- 

- 

- 

- 

. 

8    -    - 

7    4    4 

__ 

343 

- 

-  17    6 

7  14  11 

- 

- 

- 

. 

8  12    5 

12  17     7 

__ 

344 

- 

- 

12  17    9 

. 

- 

- 

5  16    3 

M  14    - 

7  14    3 

__ 

345 

- 

2    7    3 

5     -    8 

- 

• 

- 

12    4    - 

19  11  11 

13    5 

__ 

346 

- 

- 

4  14    7 

- 

- 

- 

-  14    - 

5    8    7 

1     4    9 

^^ 

347 

18    7 

10  17    8 

43    6    - 

- 

- 

- 

20    8     1 

76-4 

._ 

348 

- 

5    -    - 

12  14  10 

- 

- 

. 

10    4    6 

27  19    4 

7    4  10 



349 

- 

- 

17    4    3 

- 

1115    2 

21    -    - 

. 

49  19    5 



._ 

350 

1     4    3 

-    7    7 

2  18    6 

m                           m 

- 

- 

1  19    3 

6    9    7 

2  12    2 

._ 

351 

- 

-    8    - 

15  11     8 

- 

. 

- 

. 

15  19    8 



__ 

352 

19    8    - 

3    4    3 

22  16    9 

7  12    - 

. 

- 

8    6    6 

61     7    6 

5    3- 

^.^ 

353 

- 

4  12    9 

6    -    - 

- 

- 

- 

4    1- 

14  13    9 

10-7 

__ 

354 

-  14  10 

- 

3  10    4 

- 

- 

- 

4    6    6 

8  11     8 

— 

— 

355 

. 

2  11     - 

19    9    7 

. 

, 

. 

.             . 

52-7 

5  19    1 

353 

- 

24  18    8 

32    3  11 

- 

• 

• 

13    2     1 

70    4    8 

-. 

__ 

357 

6    2    6 

3  10    « 

15    9    8 

•>            • 

- 

. 

1  16  11 

25  19    7 

7    6    6 

__ 

358 

. 

28  14  11 

78  17    9 

73  16    5 

70  13    4 

373    1    ^ 

51   19    4 

677     2    9 

12    7    4 

1,393     1    - 

359 

- 

-    2    - 

6    8- 

- 

- 

- 

2  17    2 

9    7    2 

— 

360 

. 

15  10    - 

43  17    - 

- 

- 

- 

10  13    2 

70-2 

11    7    - 

__ 

361 

3    6    6 

3    7    6 

8  19    9 

- 

- 

• 

1   10    2 

17    3  11 

__ 

362 

- 

- 

4  12    - 

- 

- 

- 

- 

4  12    - 

-  13    5 

__ 

363 

- 

- 

1 

- 

- 

- 

3    0    6 

4    9    6 

«_ 

^_ 

364 

16    -    - 

7    -    - 

24  18    6 

27  18    2 

- 

.' 

2  17    4 

77  14    - 

._ 

__ 

365 

. 

3  15    6 

8  12    6 

• 

• 

.  • 

3    3    3 

15  11     3 

-  11    9 

^^, 

366 

- 

- 

- 

. 

33  16    8 

23    6    8 

. 

57    3    4 

"         • 

653    6    8 

367 

- 

38-11 

12    1  .9 

• 

- 

- 

-  17    2 

50  19  10 

8    7  10 

368 

- 

-  13    - 

20    1    - 

- 

- 

. 

8  14    8 

29    8    3 

3  18    6 

^ 

369 

- 

4  15    - 

12  12    9 

- 

- 

- 

. 

17    7    9 



_ 

370 

- 

-    8    3 

18  13    - 

- 

- 

. 

9-2 

28    1     6 

3    3    8 

„„ 

371 

- 

- 

4  15    6 

- 

- 

• 

10    7  11 

15    3    5 

..^ 

372 

- 

• 

7  10    - 

. 

- 

- 

10    4    - 

17  14    - 

-  18    - 

__ 

373 

_ 

-    3    9 

11  13    - 

• 

. 

• 

8  11  10 

15    8    7 

-    3  10 

__ 

374 

1  17    8 

^              \ 

6    2    2 

- 

• 

m                                  m 

• 

7  19  10 

_ 

375 

1    2    7 

• 

3-2 

- 

• 

- 

1    5    8 

5    8    5 

6  14    2 

_ 

376 

• 

6  11    3 

27  13    6 

. 

- 

'  - 

2    8    6 

86  13    3 

57    2    - 

__ 

377 

. 

2    9    6 

4    9- 

• 

. 

- 

2    1    8 

9-2 

5    8    - 

__ 

378 

. 

4  16    3 

7    6    6 

12  17    - 

. 

. 

3  13    8 

28  13    6 

"— 

__ 

379 

- 

- 

4  10    - 

1    6    - 

• 

• 

1  15    8 

7  11     8 

-18    4 

._ 

380 

, 

2    3    3 

12    9    4 

- 

- 

- 

1  17    6 

16  10    1 

^_ 

381 

- 

1  16    3 

9  15    6 

9    1    1 

- 

- 

• 

20  12  10 



«^ 

382 

- 

2  14    - 

14    2    - 

- 

- 

• 

7    2    9 

23  18    9 





383 

•             • 

•             • 

86  13    4 

- 

- 

-> 

- 

86  13    4 



__ 

384 

- 

-  12    - 

5  19    2 

- 

- 

- 

- 

6  11     2 

-    4  10 

— 

385 

543    6    6 

3,651     2    7 

8,525  14  10 

984  11  11 

770    7    1 

1^)66  19    2 

3^4  11     1 

19,736  13    1 

3,274  2   9 

16,509    1    3 

Milton,  St.  James. 
Molest^,  East,  St  Patd's. 
Newport. 
St.  John's. 


NorbitoB. 

North  wood. 

Norwood,  Lower,  St.  Lnke's. 

Oikfleldy  St  John's. 

Ottershaw. 


From  the  ibllowing  Places  Retains  have  been  received — Nil,  or  no  Rates  Collected 

Portsmooth. 

St.  Mary's. 
Portswood. 

Parbrook,  St.  John  Baptist 
Pyrford. 
Kanmore. 
Reigate. 

St.  Mark's. 


Peckhaih,  St. 

dalene. 
Penge. 
Portsea. 

All  Saints. 

St  George. 

St  Jade's. 

St  Lake's. 


Mary  Mag- 


Richmond. 

Richmond  Hill,  St  Matthias. 
Kobinhood  Gate. 
Rotherhifthe,  Christ  Church. 
Ryde : 

Holy  Trinity. 

St  Peter's,  HaTen^stieet. 

Sandown,  Christ  Church. 
Shidfield. 


Shoreham,  Sooth- 
Shotter  MUL 
Sidlow. 
Sopley. 
Southampton : 

All  Saints. 

Christ  Church,  IVortham. 

St  James. 

St.  James's,  West  End. 

St  Mary. 

St  Mary's  Bxtra. 

St  Peter's. 
Southsea : 

St  Jude's. 

St  Paul's. 
Sonthwark : 

St.  Qeorge-th#-Martyr. 

St  Jude. 


So/VLihwmrk^-cantintwd, 
St.  Mary's. 
St  Stephen's. 

Snuthwick. 

Streatharo,  Christ  Chnrch. 

Summers  Town,  St.  Maty. 

Surt>iton,  St  Mark's. 
Swanmore. 
Sway,  St.  Lake's. 

Tatofleld. 

Titchflahl. 

Tooting^  Upper,  Holy  Trinity. 

Tufton. 

YanzhaH,  St.  Peter. 


Ventnor,  Holy  Trinity  (Isle 

of  Wight). 
Virginia  Water. 
Warliugham. 
Westcott. 
Whippingham. 
Winchester : 

Christ  Church. 

Holy  Trinity. 

St.  John. 

St.  John  the  Baptist 

St.  Peter,  Cheesebill. 
Woldingham. 
Woodlands. 

Woolstone,  St.  Mark's. 
Yorktown,  St  Michael's. 


If  amber  of  Places 


157 


Returns. 

Nils. 

Total. 

886 

167 

64S 

411. 


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SUMS   RECEIVED   IN   RESPECT  OP   CHURCH  OR   CHAPBL   RATES   IN   BACH    PARISH  DT 


Province  of  Gantesburt — continued. 


DIOCESE    OF    WORCESTER. 


PARISH. 

RECEIPTS.                                                     / 

Nc. 

Balance 

from  prerions 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  CoUacted 

Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Bates. 

5. 

Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

Borrowed 

doring 

the  Tear. 

7. 

'  •   Total 
Rbcbipts. 

8. 

Oraijea 

ittkeii 

oiTev. 

9. 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Church 

BoUdhig 

Acts. 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

18 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

10 

20 

«1 

52 

23 

^ 

25 

86 

27 

28 
89 
80 
31 
38 
33 
34 
35 
36 
37 
38 

39 
40 
41 
48 
43 
44 
45 
40 
47 
48 
49 
50 
61 
58 
53 
54 
55 
56 
57 
68 
69 
60 
61 
68 
63 
64 
65 
66 
67 
68 
69 
70 
71 

Abberton        ... 
Acton  Beancbamp  - 
Alccstcr          .        ,        . 
Aldermioster  ... 
Alfrick  .... 
Allesley-        .        .        . 
Aloe,  Great    -        -       . 
Alston   -        .        .        • 
AlTechorcb     ... 
Alveston         -       .       - 
Andorer         -        -       - 
Ansley   .... 
Anstey  .... 
Areley  Kings  ... 
Arley     .... 
Arrow,  with  Orersley     - 
Ashley  .... 
Asbow   .... 
Astley,  Warwick     - 
Astley,  Worcester  - 
Aston  Canteloe 
Aston  Magna  and  Dom  - 
Aston,  Wbite  Ladies       - 
Atberstone     .        .        • 
Atherston-npon-^tour 
Attleborougn  •        •        . 
Anstrey-        .        .        • 

Baddesley  Ensor    - 
Badsey  .... 
Baginton        ... 
Balsali  Tewple 
Barcbeston     ... 
Barford-        ... 
Barston-cnm-Berkswell  • 
BartonHm-tbe-Heath 
Bazterley       •        .        • 
Betrley  -       .       -       - 
Beaudesert     ... 

Bedwardine: 

St.  John's  - 

St.  Michael        -       - 
Bellbroughton 
Bengeworth   -        .        - 
BenUey-        ... 
Beoley  .... 
Berkeswell     ... 
Besfoid  .... 
Bickenhill      ... 
Bidford-        .        -        - 
Billesley         ... 
BUton    .... 
Binton    .        .        .        - 
Birdingbnry   -        .       . 
Birliogbam     ... 
Birtomorton   -        .        • 
Bisbampton   ... 
Bisbopton      ... 
Bourton-on-Dnnsmore    - 
Bredicot         ... 
Bredon  .... 
Bretforton      ... 
Broadwas       .        .        • 
Broadway       .        -        - 
Broome  .... 
Broughton  Hackett 
Brownsover    .        •        - 
Bubbenball     .        -        . 
Bulkiogton     ... 
Barmington    ... 
Burton-Dassett 
Barton  Hastings     - 
Busbiciy         -       -       • 

£.    i.   d. 

1  12    - 

17  10    4 

16  14  10 
17    9 

5  9- 

17  10    8 
1    8    5 

-  13  11 

3  2    3 
77  10  10 

4  17    9 

6  8    5 

-  7    7 
8    5    3 

19    6    9 

5  9    6 

1  12    6 

2  17    1 

3  18    4 
1  19  11 

1  17    8 

'210 

2  18  11 
'4  15    4 

10    0  10 

-  3    6 

.            . 

30  13    1 

3  17    8 

15    6    8 

-  6    4 
2  18    2 

13  19    6 

-  6    1 

-  2    3 

-  12    6 
2    9    6 

2  9    6 

3  9    7 

-  3    - 
25  19    3 

3  19    8 
-14    1 

5  19  10 

12  14  10 

-  19    - 
8  10    - 

£.    9.   d. 

4    6    8 
11    5    - 

14    1  16 

50  14    6 

14  -  10 

59  3    7 
103  11     1 

36  14    - 

21  17    7 
24-8 
19  10  10 
42    6    8 

25    -    - 

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BUMS  &ECErrBD  IK   ftEBPBCT  OF  CHI7BCH  QE  CIUlPSL  BATES  IN   £ACH   PARISH  IN 


Province  of  Caktsbbuxt — DioossB  op  Worobsteb — continued. 


No, 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


from  previoiis 

Year. 

1. 


Amonot  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 


Uoder  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

a. 


Under 

other 

Stotutes. 

4. 


EBdewmenta 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 


Penalties, 


or  other 
Receipts. 

6. 


Boi>rowed 

daring 

the  Tear. 

7. 


Total 
Rbcbipts. 


72 
73 
74 
76 
76 
77 
78 
79 
80 
81 
82 
83 
84 
85 
86 
87 


89 

90 

91 

92 

93 

94 

95 

96 

97 

98 

99 

100 

101 

102 

103 

104 

105 

106 

107 

108 

109 
110 
111 
112 
113 
114 
115 
116 
117 
118 
119 
180 
121 
122 
183 
124 
125 
126 
127 
128 
129 
180 
181 
132 
133 
134 
135 
136 
187 
138 
139 
140 
141 
142 
143 
144 
145 
146 
147 
148 
149 
150 


Caldecote        -        - 
Castlemorton .       -       - 
Chaceley         -        -        - 
Cbaddesley  Corbett 
Charlecote      -        -        - 
Cherrington   -        .        - 
Chesterton      -        -        - 
Chilvers  Coton 
Cbipstead       .        .        . 
Churchill  (Kidderminster) 
Churchill  (Worcester)     - 
Church  Lench 
Churciiover    -        -        - 
Claverdon       •        .        • 
Clent     -        -        -        - 
Cleeye  Prior  -        -        - 
Clifton- on  Dunemor%  New- 
ton and  Biggin. 
Comberton,  Great  - 
Comberton,  Little  - 
Combrook       ... 
Compton,  Fenny     • 
ComptoD,  Long 
Compton  Wyniattes 
Copston  Magna 
Corley    .        -        -        - 
Cotheridge      -       -       - 
Coughton       ... 
Coventry,  Holy  Trinity  - 
Croome,  Earl's 
Croptbome     -        -        - 
Cubblogton     -        •        - 
Curdworth      -        -        - 
Daylesford     -        -        - 
Defford-cum-Beiford 
Doddarhill      -        .        . 
Dormstone     •        •        - 
Doverdale      -        -       - 
Droitwich : 
St.  Andrew 

St.  Peter     -        •        - 
Dnnchurch     -        -        - 
Eatington       .        -        - 
Eckington      •        •        . 
Eldersfield      .        •        . 
Elmbridgo      •        •        . 
BImdoD .        •        -        • 
Elmley  Castle 
Elmley  Lovett 
Evenlode        •       .        . 
Evesham,  All  Sahits 
ExhaU  (Alcester)    - 
Exhall  (Coventry)  - 
Farn borough  -        -        . 
Feckenham     .        -       . 
Fillongley       -        -        - 
Fladbury         •        ^        . 
Fly  ford,  Flavell      - 
Fiyford,  Grafton     - 
Froiikley        -        -        . 
Frankton        •        .        . 
Gtiydon  -        -        -        - 
Grafton  -        -        -        . 
Orandborough 
Grately  -        -        -        - 
Grendon         -        -        . 
Grimley-        -        -        . 
Hadsor  -        -        -        . 
HRgley  -        -        -       . 
Httlford-        .        -        . 
Hallow  -        -        -        . 
Hampton,  Great  and  Little 
Hampton-in-Arden  - 
Huroptoo  Lovett     - 
Hampton  Lucy 
Hanley  Castle 
Harborough  Magna 
Harbury         -        •        . 
Hartlebury     -        -        - 
Hartshill        .        .        . 
Harvington    •        -        • 


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14  13    6 


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60    -    - 


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16  14    3 
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Haseley          .        .        - 

Hatton  -        -        -        - 

Henlcy-in-Arden     - 

Hill,  St.  James 

Hill  Croome   -        -        - 

Hirableton       -        .        - 

HindUp 

Holt       .... 

Houeybonm  Church 

Honiley          -        -        . 

Honington      -        -        - 

Huddington    -        -        - 

Hnnningham  .        -        - 

Idlicote 

Ilmington       -        -        - 

Inkberron       .        «        - 

Ipsley    -        -        -        - 

Itchington,  Bishop's 

Itcbington,  Long     - 

Kidderminster 

Kineton          -        -        - 

Kingsbury      ... 

Kington          .        -        - 

Kinwarton      -        -        - 

Kirby-Monks 

Knightwick  and  Dodden- 

bam. 
Knowle  -        -        -        - 
Ladbrooke      .        •        - 
Lawford-Church      - 
Lawford,  Long 
Leamington  Hastings 
Leamington  Priors 
LIckey,  The    -        -        - 
Lighthome     -        -        - 
Lillingtbn       .        -        - 
Littleton,  Afiddle  and  North 
Littleton,  South       - 
Longdon         .        -        - 
Loxloy  .        -        -        - 
Lulsley  -        -        -        - 
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North    Malvern,    Holy 

Trinity,  and  St  Mary's, 

Barnard's  Green. 
Mancetter  and  Oldbury   - 
Marston,  Butlers     - 
Marston,  Lea 
Marston,  Priors 
Martin  Hussingtree 
Martley           -        -        - 
Marton  -        -        -        - 
Maxstoke 

Mere  vale        -        -        - 
Meriden           .        -        - 
Middleton       - 
Milton,  Lower 
Milverton,  Old 
Moreton  Baggot      - 
Mureton  Morrell 
Naunton  Beauchamp 
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EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

Balance  doe 

Ordinary 
Repairs  of 

Malnteoance 

Extraordinary 
OuUay 

Interest  Paid 

Bonded  Debt 

other 

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in  Hand  at 

No. 

on 

Choreh 

of  the 

for  Building 

on 

the  end 

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or 

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Expenditure. 

end  of  the  Year. 

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259 

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283 

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34  19    7 

10    0    6 

293 

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11  19    8 

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296 

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18    2  11 

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297 

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7  15    6 

4    4    6 

900 

9  16    8 

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6  17    6 

34    3    8 

• 

. 

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. 

. 

43  16  10 

• 

84    6    1 

102  14    9 

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78-4 

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SUMS  RECEIVED  IN  RESPECT  OF  CHURCH  OR  CHAPEL  RATES  IN  EACH  PARISH  IN 


PROVINCE  OF  Canterbuby— Diocese 

OP  Worcester— conti/iuerf. 

PARISH. 

RECEIPTS. 

Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 

PenalUes, 

Alms, 
or  other 
Receipts. 

6. 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 

Total 

RSCBIPTS. 

8. 

Orenpau 
itthewl 

ffo. 

At 

Common 

Law. 

8. 

Under  the 

Church 

Bulldbg 

Acts. 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

303 
304 
305 
306 
307 
308 
309 
310 
311 
312 
313 
314 
315 
316 
317 
318 
319 
320 
321 
32-2 
823 
324 
325 
326 
327 
328 
329 
330 
331 
332 
333 

334 
835 
336 
337 
338 
339 
340 

Wasperton     -       -        - 

Weddington    -        -        - 

Weethley 

Welland 

WelUboarne   -        -       - 

Weston-nnder  -  Wetherley 

Westwood      -        -       - 

Whatcote       - 

Whichford      - 

Wbitacre  Nethers  • 

Wbitacre  Orer 

Whitchurch    -        -        - 

Whitnash       .        -        - 

Whittington    -        -        - 

Wichenford    • 

Wick      .        -        -        - 

Wickbamford  -        -        - 

Willand 

Willey   .... 

Willoughby    - 

Wishaw- 

Withybrook    .        -        - 

Witley,  Great 

Witlev,  UtUe 

Wixfcrd          .        -        - 

Wolfbampcote 

Wolford 

Wolverley       - 

^^olverton      -        -        - 

Wootton-Leek 

Wootton  Wawen     - 

Worcester : 

St.  Martin  - 

St  Paul      - 

St  Swithhi 
Wormleighton 
WribbenhaU  - 
Wyken  -         -         .        - 
Wyre  Piddle  - 

Total    -    -    - 

£.S.        dm 

2    3    1 

-  1    9 
13    9 
13    6 
5  18  10 

-  2    2 
12  11     - 

5  17    3 

4  5    7 

5  5  10 

-  10  11 
5     1    6 

2  8    4 
1    8    5 
13    6 

11  -  "4 

12  19    6 

1  8    9 

3  18    8 

2  6    6 
2    5  11 
2  19    6 

17    4    3 
2  19  10 
7  14    9 
2  11     3 

'  3  10    3 

£.    s.   d, 

89    8    3 

7  19 

8  14    - 
8  13    6 

54    7    5 

6    6    6 

33  15    7 

6  13    8 
17  10  10 
16  17    3 
12  14    - 
15    4    4 

21  14    8 
.20    2    0 

5  18    - 

8  13    6 
8-8 

'    18    5  10 

9  3  '3 

8  13    9 
23  19    9 

44  8  10 
50  19    4 

5    7    8 

45  13    2 
27    6  11 

14  10  11 
2o    8  11 
20  11     8 

7  16    1 

£.  9.   d. 

m                    » 

£.   #.    d. 
19    5*3 

£.          S.         dm 

'  -  19    - 

'  5  16    - 

6  14    - 
5    -    - 

8    6"- 

14- 

19- 

111     1    - 

16    5    9 

134    8    7 

£.        i.       dm 

8    -    - 

-  8  "4 

8    -    - 
8 

I         I 

-  12  10 
7  10    - 
4    2    9 

22    0    8 

3  16    1 

£.   i.   A 

•        • 

£.   f.  d. 

81  11    4 

7    3    6 

9  17    9 

11  17    - 

60    6    3 

7  16    - 

46  6    7 

6  13    8 

17  10  10 
88  14    G 
16  19    7 
80  10    2 
19  16    1 
88  16    2 
80    2    9 

8  3    4 

7  6    5 
11  17    - 

14  14    8 
16-4 

18  5  10 

15  5    6 

10  12    - 

8  18    8 
11-3 
86    5    8 

47  8    4 
68    3    7 

16  4    4 
60  17  11 
85    9  11 

111     1    - 
16    5    9 

156  12    8 
14  10  11 
88  19    2 
80  11    8 

11  12    2 

-10  I 

-  9  t 

5  9  ( 

615  1 

9  9  \ 
316! 

51   6  5 
107  6» 

7  18  5 

2,202    6    7 

7,030  13    - 

328  16    8 

652  11    2 

3,273    -    6 

1,13010   3 

- 

14,617  18    2 

89310  4 

From  the  followiDG^  Places  Returns  have  been  received— Nil,  or  no  Rates  collected. 


Amblecote. 
Ashted.    - 

BalMll  Henth.  St  Paul's. 
Barbourne.  St.  Stephen's. 
Baniartrb  Green. 
Bartley  Green. 
Bedwori  li. 
Birmintrbam  : 

All  >aiiitK. 

St.  BHmabas. 

St.  Bartholomew. 


Binninsrham — amiinued. 
CbriHt  Church. 
St.  George. 
8t  Jude. 
H,  Luke. 
St.  Mark. 
St.  Murtin. 
St  Mnry. 
8t.  NUtthias. 
St.  PaiO. 
St.  Peter. 
St.  Philip. 


Bi  rroinff  ham — continued, 

St  Stephen. 

St  Thomas. 
Blockley. 
Boldmere. 

Boedesley : 
St.  Andrew. 
Holy  Triuity. 

Bradley. . 

BrorosjcroTe. 

Budbrooke. 


Claines,  St  Stephen. 

Coventry ; 
St  John  the  Baptist. 
St.  Peter. 
St.  Thomas. 

Cradley. 

Dudley: 
St  James. 
St.  Thomas. 

Bnddeston,  St  Matthew. 


Edgbaston. 
St.  James. 

Eyesham,  St  Ltwreoce 
Erdiogton. 

FoleshiU,  8t.  Piul. 

Grafham,  St  Aodrev. 

Headless  Cross. 
Hillmorton. 


Number  of  Returns  received  for  the  Dioco»e 


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Province  of  Canterbury — Diocese  of  Worcester — continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Morttcage  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Year. 

19 

Balance  due 

on 
iferioaaYear. 

10. 

Ordinary 

Repair*  of 

Chnrch 

or 

Chnrchyard. 

11. 

Maintenanee 

of  the 

PnbllcWorshlp. 

13. 

Extraordiaary 

Outlay 
for  BoUding 

op 
linproflug^. 

18. 

Interest  Paid 

on 
Bonded  Debt 

14. 

Bonded  Debt 
Paid  off. 

15. 

Other 
Payments. 

16. 

Total 
expbndituab. 

17. 

Baleoce 

in  Hand  at 

the  end 

ofYcar. 

18. 

No. 

£.    9.  d. 

-    9  10 
6  17    8 

•  • 

'3-7 

*  8    -    7 

9  18    - 
330  13    7 

'  -17    3 
7    6  10 

1  16    - 
1  19  10 
-10    - 
-19    - 
8    1    9 

-  8    - 
13    4    8 

1    1    8 
8    3  10 
3  15    6 

"  6  17    - 
6  16    9 

'  3  13    6 
-19    - 
8    7    8 
3-3 

"  4    8    8 

-10    6 

-  3    6 

3  1    6 

4  18    6 

34  16  "9 
13    4    3 

19    6    6 
6    7    6 

8    8    1 
6    9- 

£,    8.    d. 

33  10    - 

3  7- 

4  6- 

30    8    7 
3  18    - 

16  15    6 
3    3- 
3  13    - 

10 

9    5  10 

16    3    6 
3  10    - 

19  17    3 

19    7    8 

8  8    3 

3  1    - 

5  6    9 
10  13  11 

18  5  10 

9  18    9 
9  14    - 

4  13    4 

4  18    4 
16    9    3 

5  5  10 
48  18     I 

6  11  10 

19  8    - 
16    -    - 

99    8    5 
38    8    8 
78  14    3 

9    6- 
13    8    - 

6  14    6 
13    4    9 

£.8.    d. 

6    6- 
'86    -    - 

£.8.    d. 

•            • 

£.#.11. 

•            • 

£.    8.     d. 

3    7    6 
3    6  10 

3  13    3 

4  6  11 
17    4  10 

I     5    8 
3  10  10 
1  10    6 
4-6 
3  13    - 
3    1    9 

7  13    I 

3  1  11 

8  4- 
-    6    9 
1     1     6 

4  6  11 
3    6    4 
8-10 

'  4  13  '9 

3  13    - 
3  19    6 

'  3    4  'e 
11-6 

6    7  '3 

"39    4    9 

6    8    3 
1    6  10 

£.    8.     d. 

38  13    6 
7  13    8 
7    8    3 
0    5  11 

40  10    3 

5  11     8 
31  10    7 

6  4- 

17  14    - 
16    8    6 

18  7    7 
16    3    6 
18    -    1 
38  15  10 
35  13    3 

14  19    - 

6  15    - 

5  5  11 
14-4 

15  14    - 
18    5  10 
18  14    9 

9  14    - 

7  14  10 
8-3 

18  10    8 
47    3    9 
69  13    6 

6  11  10 
49  13    - 
28    4    8 

99    8    6 
67  18    3 
353  19    - 
9    6- 
31  19    4 
14    7    7 

19  10    7 

£.   *.    d. 
3  17  10 

3"9    6 

6  11    1 

19  16    1 

3  4  10 
14  16    - 

-  9    8 

6    6-. 

4  18    - 

4  6    8 
1  16    - 

-  -    4 

-11    6 

6  11     1 

-  14    4 

-  6    4 

-  18    - 

8 

7  15    - 

-  4    7 

8  11    1 
3  13    6 

11    5  11 
7    5    8 

11  13    7 

5  4  11 

6  19  10 
6    4    1 

£.  8.    d. 

303 
304 
305 
306 
307 
308 
309 
310 
311 
313 
318 
314 
316 
316 
317 
318 
319 
330 
831 
333 
338 
834 
836 
836 
337 
388 
329 
830 
331 
833 
338 

834 
336 
336 
837 
838 
339 
840 

780  19    5 

3,043    8    8 

5,153    3  11 

747  19    6 

«39  19    3 

1.188 

3,497  14    - 

13,000    4    7 

8/»ll  3  11 

13,668    6    1 

Kenllworth. 

St  Joho. 
Keredley  and  Conndoa. 
Kidderminster,  St  John. 
King's  Heath. 
Lftdy  wood,  St  John. 
Langley. 
Leamli^n    Priors,   St 

Maiy. 

Hal^em  Wells,  St  Peter. 
Hoseley. 


From  the  following  Places  Returns  haye  been  receiyed — Nil^  or  no  Rates  collected. 

Qainton,The* 


Napton-on-the-HilL 
Nechells,  St  Clement 
Netherton. 
Northfield. 
Norton,  King's. 

Oldbury. 

Pershore : 
St  Andrew. 
Holy  Cross. 


ReddalHilL 
Redditeh. 
Rowington. 
Rowley  Regis. 
Rngby,  St  Matthew. 

SalUey. 

SeUyOak. 

ShotteswelL 


Shnckborgh,  Upper. 

Stoke. 

Stourbridge,  St  John  the 

Evangelist 
Swfaiford,  Old. 

Walmley. 
Ward  End. 

Warwick: 
▲U  Saints. 
St  Nicholas. 


Number  of  Plaeea 


WHmcote,  St  Andrew. 
WoUaston,  St  James. 

Worcester: 
St  Albans. 
All  Saints. 
St  Helen. 
St  Peter  the  Qreat 

Wythall. 
Tardley  Wood. 


89 


• 

Returns. 

Nils. 

Total. 

840 

89 

439 

411. 


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BUMS   RECSIVeD   in   RESPECT   OF   CHURCH   OR  CHAPEL   RATES  IN   BACH  PARISH   IN 


PROVINCE    OF    YORK. 


DIOCESE    OF    CARLISLE.  - 


(a)  33,  Brongbton,  Field.— CoL  W.  The  amonnt  fM  to  the  mother  ehnreh. 


RECEIPTS. 

1 

Balance 

Amount  of  Rates  Colleotad 

Endowments 

Penalties, 

Borrowed 

Bilnei 

PARISH. 

1 

Ahns, 

m     _» 

Total 

Orenpct 

No. 

' 

from  prevloas 

At 

Under  the 
Cbnrch 

Under 

in 

or  other 

during 

Rbcsipts. 

attbeod 

Year. 

Common 
Law. 

Bnilding 
Acts. 

other 
Statutes. 

Aid  df  Rates. 

Receipts. 

the  Tear. 

oTToz. 

1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

6. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

a 

-e.   #.  A 

£.    ».    d. 

£.  f.   d. 

£.  $.  d. 

£.    9.    d. 

£.   f.  <2. 

£.  f.  d. 

£.   f  .  d 

£.i.i 

1 
8 
3 

4 

Aikton 
Ainstable 
Aldingham     - 
Ambleftide      - 

• 

-    4    - 

2  18    2 
14  10  10 

7  10  10 
86  17    9 

32  16    4 

*        » 

"            • 

-    3  10 
96  16  10 

«        • 

7  14  10 

88  16  11 

14  14    8 

189  11    2 

47    6    6 

4  15  4 

8  an 

5 

Appleby,  St.  Michael,  with 

4    1- 

43    6    6 

• 

■■            " 

^        " 

*        • 

Hilton-cam-Morton. 

86  16    8 

8    8    9 

16  16    8 

6 

Arlccdon 

• 

7  18    7 

18  16    8 

• 

*    *    • 

•^            • 

■        • 

* 

7 
8 

Ashy      .        .        J. 
AMkham 

- 

1  12    8 

6  16    1 
12  19    4 

•         " 

^ 

2  16  11 

- 

9 
10 

Aspatria 
Bampton 

- 

-  13    7 

16  17  11 

84  16    4 

- 

^    1    - 

- 

85    8  11 
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Kirkhind        -        .        - 
Kirk  Oswald  - 
Lamplugh       .        «        - 
Laiiercost       -        •        « 
Langdale        .        .        • 
Lazonby         _       •        - 
IJndale  -       -       -       - 
Longwathby  -        -        - 
Lorton   -        -        -        • 
Loweswater    - 
Lowlck .       .       .       - 
Lowther        .        -       . 
Maosergh       .        •        - 
Martindale     - 
Martoo,  Long 
Matterdale     - 
Metroerby 
Middleton      - 
Milbarn 

Millom  .        .        .        . 
Moresby 
Morland 
Mancaster     - 
Natland 
Newbiggin     - 
Newlanda 

Newton  Arlosh,  St  John - 
Newton  Rigney 
Nicbolforeat  - 
Ormside  -        -        - 

Orton  (Camberland) 
OrtoQ  (Westmorland)     • 
Ousby    -       -       -       - 
Patterdale      - 
Pennington    • 
Penrith  -       -       -       - 


RECEIPTS. 


from  preTions 

Tear. 

1. 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 
Law. 


£.   9.   d. 
8    1    1 

11  10    5 

-  18  11 

-  1    4 
14    4 

-  6    2 
11    3    9 

5  10  10 
18  10    9 


6  17 
27    8 

1     1 

54  16 
1  16 


16  16 
7  11 
-  10 


8  13  - 
-  6  1 
8  I  3 
1  0  10 
8  17  6 
1  16  10 
8-10 


26    6    4 
1  12  10 


6  4 
8  - 

7  6 
6  9 


3    8 

10  18 

3  15 


11  15    - 
8  16  10 

3  9    8 
6  19    - 

4  19    6 
17    3 


8 

7 
14 

1 


19  8 
18  9 
9  8 
11  3 
14  U 


1  10 
8  7 
1  6 
3  14 
1  - 
-  6 
I  16 


8  8  6 
18  18  10 
18  18    - 

6    4    4 

8  0  11 
19  5 
-  14  10 


7  7  6 

8  4  1 
-  14  8 

80    1  8 

1  10  0 


6    16 
30    8    4 


£.    9.  d. 


II    1 

11  - 

12  - 


12  13 
21  7 
12  5 
11  4 
32  3 
6  J3 
25  8 
40  - 
11  10 


6 
11 

7 

11 

8 

6 


Under  the 

Charch 

Building 

Acta. 

3. 


£.  #.    A 


14  15    5 

S4    7     7 

4    3    2 

9  16  10 

11  13  10 


32    6 
2  19 


20 
8 

13 
7 
6 


8 


5 
3 

3  3 

-    4 
8  11 

4  8 
9  17  10 

18  11     6 
85  10    2 


34  11 


14 

1 

12 

8 

6  10 

54    7 

83  18 

18  1  11 
25  15    6 

19  19    4 
6    6    8 

16    4    1 


1 
0 
8 
10 
7 


10  16 
13  12 


11    9  7 

15  9  11 
11  5  4 
14    7  9 

3    5  3 

10    6  6 

3  16  - 

6  17  3 

88    1  1 

3  14  4 

16  12  -. 
10  -  - 
22    6  4 


8  13  3 

"3    8  7 

14  19  8 

7    6  8 

6    -  - 

1     0  4 

10    8  10 

61     8  - 

10    2  7 

20  13  0 

24    1  1 

106    9  - 


Under 

other 

Stotntes. 

4. 


£.  9.    d. 


10 


Endowmanti 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 


£.  #.    d. 


15    - 


14  16    8 


6  18    6 


5    3  10 
-14    6 


4    8    8 


Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Reeelpts. 

6. 


£.    9.  d. 


16  10 


3  10    6 


-    8 


3    8 


8    6 


-    8 


6  16  10 


3  13  11 


10 


Borrowed 

during 

the  Tear. 

7. 


£.   9.    d. 


Total 
Rbgbipts. 

8. 


£.  9.  d. 


19  8 

11  - 
83  10 
10  12 

12  13 
81  9 
13 
11 


18 
38 
40 

18  7 

87  8 
16  - 
16  16 

88  14 

6  18 
9  16 

II  13 

16  16 
39  19 

5  9 
90  9 

11  16 

15  6 
9  4 

7  14 

13  15 
20  8 
31  19 

4  8 
60  17 

12  - 

84  8 

6  16 

8  11 

24  7 

12  1 
6  1 

25  - 

28  1 

10  13 
64  7 
95  13 

14  18 

29  5 

85  18 

11  6 

17  11 
81  18 

19  16 
81  6 
14  9 

13  - 

16  4 

18  16 

17  16 
4  10 

13  19 
4  16 

6  3 
83  17 

3  14 

19  14 
22  18 
36  4 

12  8 
8  13 

7  13 

4  18 
16  14 
11  15 

18  7 
3  13 

11  8 
71  9 
18  8 
80  18 

30  12 
136  17 


11 
2 

10 
11 
6 
8 
4 
9 
6 
1 
8 

7 

1 

11 
8 
8 
10 
10 

10 
6 

8 
5 
2 

6 

4 
4 

3 

8 
6 
6 

4 

6 
8 


10 
10 
7 
9 
8 
4 
8 
4 

3 
8 
8 

10 

10 

6 

7 
8 
6 
3 
8 
4 
6 

10 
4 

10 
3 
9 

6 
1 
6 
6 
6 
8 
4 
9 
7 
4 


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Pbovikcb  of  York— Diocese  Df  Carlisle — continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 
or 

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Ordinary 

Maintenanoe 

Extraordfaiaiy 

InterwtPaid 

Balanee 

Repftireof 

Oatlay 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

in  Hand  at 

Mortgage  Debt 

'no. 

00 

Church 

of  the 

for  Building 

on 

the  end 

at  the 

proTloiitYMr 

or 
Cbarchyard. 

Pnblie  Worship. 

or 

IlDpFOTlllg. 

Bonded  Debt 

Fkidofl: 

Payments. 

EXPBIIDXTUBB. 

of  Year. 

end  of  the  Tear. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

£.    9.   d. 

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£.    f .   d. 

£.    s.   d. 

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4  15    6 

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8    4    8 

10  18    3 

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1  16  11 

5  19    8 

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11-2 

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71 

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1  11  11 

14    1    5 

- 

- 

3    6    1 

18  19    5 

4  11    5 

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5    4- 

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74 

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11    8    8 

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13  13    2 

7  16    1 

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76 

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2    16 

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15  18    1 

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26    3'  3 

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78 

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79 

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1  17    - 

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15    -    - 

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26    3    3 

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80 

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40    -    - 

mmm 

81 

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2  15    4 

11    6    - 

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14    1     4 

4    6    8 

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82 

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1  11    8 

19  10    6 

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21    1    9 

6    6    4 

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83 

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6  10    - 

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101 

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104 

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1  10  11 

3  18    1 

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106 

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106 

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107 

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108 

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3  10    1 

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109 

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110 

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116 

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242  SUMS  BCCKTYltD    IN   BESPBCT  OF   CHUBCH  OB.  CEBAPBL   KATK8   IN   BACH   PAUSH  IN 

Pbovin€e  of  York— -DrocBSB  of  Cj^KLiSL:E^emtmned. 


PARISH. 

EECEIPTa* 

Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

U 

Amount  of  Rates  CoUectad 

in 

AMoTRfllM. 

6. 

Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

6. 

Bwmwiad 

doling 

theTenr. 

7. 

ToxiiX. 
Reobipts. 

8. 

ttfteeid 

No. 

At 

CommoQ 

Law. 

2.. 

Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 

Under 

other 

Stotntes. 

4. 

151 

162 

163 

154 

165 

166 

157 

168. 

169 

160 

161 

162 

163 

164 

165 

166 

167 

168 

169 

170 

171 

172 

173 

174 

175 

176 

177 

178 
179 
180 
181 
182 
183 
184 
185 
166 
187 
188 
189 
190 
191 
192 
193 
194 
195 
196 
197 

198 
199 
200 
201 
202 
203 
204 
205 
206 
207 

Plumbland      -        -       - 
Plumpton  Wall 
Ponsonby        ... 
Preston  Patrick      - 
Raiiffhton  Head 
Raventton  Dale 
Renwick         -        •        - 
Rockliff - 
Salkeld,  Great 
Sattprthwaite 
Scaleby  .        .        -        - 
Seathwnite      -        -        . 
Seber^ham     ... 
Selside   .... 
Setmnrthy      -        -        - 
Sbap      -        -        -        . 
Skelton  .... 
Slcddale,  Lonsc 
Sowerby,  Castle 
Sowerby,  Temple     - 
Stainmore       ... 
Stanwix          ... 
Stapleton        ... 
StaTeley  (Lancaster) 
Staveley  (Westmoreland) 
Thorn  thwaite-oum-Braith- 

waite. 
Tbrelkeld        ... 
Thursby          .       -        - 
Torpenhow     ... 
Torver   -        .        -       - 
Troutbeck      -        -        . 
Uldale    .... 
Ulpba    -        -        -       . 
Uiiderbarrow  -        -       - 
Urswick 
Waberthwaite 
Walney  Island 
Walton  -        .        -        - 
Warcop-        ... 
Warwick 
Wasdale  Head 
Wasdale,  Nether    - 
Watermlllock 
Westward       .       .       - 
Wetberal        -        -        - 
Whlcham        ... 
Whitbeck 
Whitehaven : 

St.  James    ... 

St.  Nicholas 
Wigton  -        .        .       - 
Windermere   .        .        - 
Winster-        -        - 
Witberslack    • 
Woodland       .        .        - 
Wreay   -        •        .        . 
Wythbnm      - 
Wythop - 

£.    t.    d. 
6    3  10 

8  6    8 

3  16    - 

4  15    9 

2  12    6 
3-6 

3  10    3 

4  1    - 

1  10    9 

2  18    6 
1  17    6 

-  18    8 

111 

1  -    - 

-  10    6 

-  17  11 

'  8    -    6 

2  16    7 

3  14    4 

3    2    1 

2  11  10 
16- 

12  14  II 

1  12    3 

3  8  10 

9  4  10 

13  8    8 

2  6    2 

2  9    4 

-  1    6 

"  -  10    6 
116 

117 
17    7 

8    9    2 

"  7.16    - 
1    -    8 
3-8 

3  12  10 

1  18    9 
3    2    4 

2  1    4 

£.     #,  d. 

^  6  13  10 
10  10    9 

^  6    -  ". 

16    2  11 
9    6  10 

13    8    9 
9    3- 

10  19    8 

11  11    4 

12  14    7 
22  16    - 

"42  13    6 

12  13    9 
4  15  10 

13  7    9 
7  19    6 
7  14    - 

21  14  10 

7  -    - 
38    1    7 

9    4    9 

9  11  10 

8  17    1 

6  8  10 

7  16    7 

27  10  10 
4  17    9 
6    9    9 
6  19    6 

1«    4    6 

14  16    - 

1  -  10 

8  19  11 

9  6    6 
11  16  11 
38  II    2 
18    9    9 

6  16    2 

116  18    2 

44    -    - 
32  13    - 

'  7  16    - 

3  16    3 

2  16    6 

4  13  11 

£.  4.  d. 

1  •        . 

X.   t.    d. 
14  16    6 

17  13    8 
10    8    6 

10  16    1 

94    -'- 
6  16    1 

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6  13  10 

10  10    9 
26    1  11 

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11  19    4 
16    9    2 

12  13    3 
16-8 

13  12    I 
10    8    6 
16  18    - 
24  13    6 

43  12    1 
12  13    9 

6  16  11 

14  7    9 
8  10    - 
8  U  11 

21  14  10 

7  -    - 
41    2    I 

12  1    4 

3  14    4 

6  4    8 

13  7  11 

10  16  10 

8  17    1 
12  14  11 

8  1    1 

11  5    5 

9  4  10 
40  19    6 

7  13  11 
9    4    1 
6  19    6 

19    6  10 

14  16    - 
1  11    3 
6    16 
0    6    6 

11  16  11 
33  11    2 
10  II    4 

8  2    9 

126    2    4 
94    -    - 

44  -    - 

40    8    - 

6  16    9 
10  16    8 

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4  12    2 
3    2    4 
6  16    3 

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2  17  7 
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92    4    9  |314    8    4 

26  10    2 

136    8    2 

- 

4^766  12    4 

108  5< 

From  the  following  Flacbs  Retams  have  been  received — ^Nil,  or  no  Rates  collected : 


Allballows. 
Allonby. 
Applethwalta. 
Bard  sea. 
Broughton,  Great 


Carlisle: 
Christ  Chuveh. 
Cuthbertfs.  8t. 
Holy  Trinity,  Caldewgate. 
Maiys,8t. 


Casterton. 

Cockermouth. 

Cdckermouth,  AH  Saints. 

Crostfawaite. 

Denton  Holme,  8t  James's. 


Egremont 

Egton-cum-Vewland. 

Gilsland. 

Grange  (Catiberland). 

Grange  (Lancaster). 


Harrington. 
Haverthwalta. 
Holme. 

Holme  Eden,  St  P*»l'«- 
Holme  Low,  St.PWi'«,<^ 
Silleck. 


Number  of  Returns  for  the  Diocese 


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243 


Pboyinge  ov  Yobk^Diooesb  ov  Cablisle — continued. 


EXPENDITURE 

• 

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Mortgage  Debt 

Balance  due 

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BztnovdiiNny 

iBtesestPlUd 

Balance 

Repairs  of 

Outlay 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

in  hand  at 

No. 

on 

Church 

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for  BoUdiog 

on 

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at  the 

or 

or 

Fftldoff. 

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EXPBNDITUBB, 

endof  the  YeaF. 

>re?ion8  Year. 

Churchyard. 

Public  Worship. 

Improirtn^ 

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of  Year. 

^^  mm%A  ^#«    IhW W      A  ^dA  * 

10. 

11. 

12. 

18. 

14. 

18. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

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80    -    - 

mdal. 

fndal,  "St  George. 

mdaC  "St.  Thomas. 

hklinton. 

Veos. 


From  the  followiagTtACBS  Retams  have  b^n  received-^Nil,  or  10  Rates  collected. 


Mardale. 

Maryporty  St.  Mary's. 

Mosser. 

Newton,  West 


Penrith,  Christ  Chnrch. 

Rnslaod. 

BydaL 

Sldmtitb; 

Soulby. 


Swindale. 

Tallcin. 

Thwaites. 

Upperty. 

WMteharen,  Christ  Church. 

Number  of  Places 


Workington : 
St.  John's. 
St  Michael^. 

Wray,  Low. 


46 


Betams. 

Nils. 

Total. 

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46 

253 

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Province  of  Youk— continued. 


DIOCESE    OP    CHESTER. 


No. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  preyiouB 

Year. 

1. 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 


Under  tbe 

Chorch 

BoUding 

Acta. 

3. 


Under 

other 

Statates. 


Endowmenti 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 


Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 


Borrowed 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 


Total 

Rbcbipts. 

8. 


BikKI 

Oftniea 
ittfceai 


1 
8 
3 
4 
6 
6 
7 
8 

0 
10 

11 
12 
13 
14 
16 
16 
17 
18 
19 
80 
81 
88 
83 
84 
85 
86 
87 
88 
89 

SO 
81 

32 
33 
34 
35 
36 
37 
38 
39 
40 
41 

42 
43 
44 
45 
46 
47 
48 
49 
60 
61 
62 
63 

64 
65 
66 
57 

68 
69 
60 
61 
62 
68 
64 
65 
66 


Acton  -  -  -  - 
Alderley  -  -  - 
Aldford  .  .  -  - 
Altcar  .... 
Altrincbam  .  •  - 
Alvanley  -  -  - 
Ashton  Hayes 
AshtoD-in-Makerfleldy  Holy 

Trinity. 
Astbory  .       -       - 

Aoghton         .       •       - 


13    7    8 

19    7    8 

10    1    6 
10 


49    3    6 


60  13  1 
67  14  8 
84-8 
85    1    5 


15  1 

16  18 
88  13 


£.   «.   d. 


£.    9.    d. 


£.    #.    d. 
87 


£.  t.    rf. 


£,   i.   d. 


Backford 

Baddiley 

Bamton 

Barrow 

Bartbomley    - 

Bebington 

Bfekerstafib    - 

Bidston  ... 

Billinge  - 

Bosley   -       -       - 

Brereton 

Bmera  -        -       • 

Bod  worth,  Great    - 

Budworth,  Little     - 

Buglawton 

Barscongh  Bridge  - 

Burton  -        -        - 

Burtonwood  -- 

Byley-cum-Leese    - 

Capesthome  - 

Chelford 

Chester: 

Holy  Trinity 

St.  Jobn-the-Baptist 

St  Peter's  - 
ChildwaU 
Cbristleton  - 
Coddioftton  - 
Coppenhall  - 
Crewe  Green  - 
Croft-in-Soothworth 
Crossens 


1  16    8 


Daresbnry  -  -  . 

Darenham  .  •  - 

Delamere  -  -  - 

Derby,  West  -  -  - 

DUley    -  -  -  - 

Eastham  .  .  . 

Eccleston  .  •  • 

Famdon  -  -  - 

Famworth  -  -  - 

Frankby  -  -  • 

Fhklsham  -  -  - 
Formby,    Walto]i<4)ii-the- 

HIIL 

Gawsworth  -  -  - 

Golbome  -  -  - 

Goostrey  -  -  - 

Grappenhall  •  -  . 


Hale      • 
HaUan  .        . 
Handley 
Hartford 
Harthill 
Heswall 
Hooton  - 
Hnlme  Chareh 
Hayton 


8    9    3 

5    11 

19  16    9 


7    8 


18  6 
-16 
16    6 

8    3    7 


31    9    3 

88-8 

1  16    8 

39  16    1 


1  17 

14  18 

9    - 

-  10 


80    4    4 

14  11    6 

5    7  10 

16  10  10 

1  13    4 

8-6 

38    8    8 

-14    6 

48    3    6 

11  16    8 


5  16 

14  14 

4    3 

7  14 

10    8 
19  16 


-14  11 


8    3  10 
0    6    6 


57    4  3 

31  11  6 

12    2  10 

44    9  4 

142    5  6 

49    3  - 

182  19  9 

149  15  6 

83  17  4 

54  11  4 

36    6  8 

31    6  8 

15 


181     -  - 

68  15  1 

16    9  1 

59    9  8 

87  18  5 


6  10    - 

9  15    4 
88  12  10 


102  13  6 

158    6  4 

63  14  1 

122  18  5 

62  10  - 

18     1  9 

61  15  4 

SO  11  9 

12    6  6 

9    8  8 


38  18  - 
84  13  6 
32-6 
324  19  5 
29  11  10 
18-6 
41    7    6 

88  8  4 
70  10  10 
23  -  - 
87  17  7 
86    1    2 

62    3    8 

28  17  3 
43    8    4 

89  10  10 

64  11  10 
108  14 

17  17 
.31  19 

13  16 

29  11 
64  2 
49    6    - 

189  16  11 


86    8 


1  17    - 
6  11    - 

18 

1    -    - 


4  16    8 


169  12    4 


30    3    1 


9  18    6 


20 


1    -    - 

16  10    - 

5    -    - 


12- 

10    -    - 

5  14    3 


7  14    6 
7  18  11 


8    5    4 


6    3    4 
-    5    - 


16  10    - 
-    6    - 


13    9    - 
85  17    6 


8  18  10 


8  14    8 


18 


111  -  3 
88  18  10 
30  11  8 
63    2  U 

87  8  10 
15  1  4 
81  14    8 

88  11    8 

159  12    4 
106    7    9 


31  11 
13  19 
44    9 

144  14 
65    4 

168    6 

154  15 
84  6 
64  11 
36  6 
31  6 
15    - 

133  10 
78  15 
82  4 
50  9 
36  18 
30    3 


14    8  11 

11  18  11 
88  12  10 

134    2    8 
182  11    4 

65  10    9 
167  16  10 

62  15    - 
14  19    4 

66  7  11 
39  12    1 

12  15  10 
9    3    8 

69  2  4 
99  4  11 
37  8  4 
324  19  5 
46  8  8 
18-6 
69  10    9 

36  13  10 
102  13    6 

37  3    6 
136    1    - 

68  15    4 


90  12 

43  11 

47  12 

106  19 

84  - 

121  9 

18  19 

31  19 

13  16 

31  15 

64  2 

68  11 

802  16  11 


110  I 

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Province  of  York — continued. 


DIOCESE    OP    CHESTER 


EXPENDITURR 

or 
Mortgage  Debt 

Balance  doe 

Ordioary 
Repairs  of 

Maintenance 

Extraordinary 
Outlay 

Interest  Paid 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

Balance 
In  Hand  at 

No, 

on 

Charch 

of  the 

for  Building 

on 

the  end 

at  the 

or 

or 

Paid  off: 

Payments.    ExpendxtttrbJ 

end  of  the  Year. 

preTkmaTear. 

Churchyard. 

PnbUc  Worship. 

Improving. 

Bonded  Debt 

of  Year. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

£.   M.   d. 

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SUMS   RECEIVED   IN   RESPECT   OF   CHURCH  OR   CHAPEL   RATES  IN   EACH  PARISH   IN 


Province  op  York— Diocesb  op  Chester — continued. 


No. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  preyiont 

Year. 

1. 


Amoant  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 

8. 


Under  the 

Church 

Bnildhig 

Acts. 

8. 


Under 

other 

Statates. 


Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 


Penalties* 

Alms, 

or  other 


Borrowed 

daring 

the  Year. 

7. 


Total 
RscBipn. 

8. 


BUott 
vKnpot 


67 
68 
69 
70 

71 

72 

73 
74 
76 


76 

77 

78 
79 

80 
81 
82 
83 
84 
85 

86 
87 

88 
89 

90 

91 

98 
93 

94 
95 
96 
97 

98 

99 

100 

101 
102 
103 
104 
105 
106 
107 
108 
109 
110 

111 
112 
113 
114 

115 
116 
117 
118 
119 
120 

121 
122 

123 

124 
125 
126 
127 
128 
129 
190 


Inee 

Kirkby  - 
Knowsley 
Knutsford,  Nether 


Lancaster,  St.  John's 
Lathom,  St.  James,  other- 
wise Scarth  Hill. 
LawtOD,  Church 
Leigh,  Little  .        .        - 
Liverpool,  St.  Peter's,  St. 
Nicholas',    St.    Panrs, 
and  St.  John's,  (a) 
Lowton  -        -        -        - 
Lymm    -        •        -        - 


Maghnll  -        -        - 

Malpas,  St  Chad,  Whit- 
well,  and  Bickerton. 
Marbury        -        -        - 
Marton  -        -        -        - 
Meols,  North 
Middlewich     .        -        - 
Minsholl,  Church    - 
Minshnll,  Yemon  -  com  - 

Lelghton. 
Mobberley      •        •        . 
Moreton         -       .       - 


Bnry 


Neston  - 
Newchorch  -  with 

Lane. 
Newton-in-Makerfield,  St 

Peter's. 
Norbnry         -        .        - 

Ormsklrk       .        -        - 
Over,  St  Chad's     - 


Peover  Over 
Plemstall 
Poynton 
Pulford  - 

Rainibrd 
Rode,  North 
Rostheme 


Sandbach 
Seacombe 
Shoeklack      - 
Siddington      - 
Skelmersdale  - 
Skidby   ... 
Stoak     ... 
Stockton  Heath,  St.  Thomas 

Stretton          .        -  - 

Swettenham   .       -  - 

Tabley,  Over  .       -  - 

Tarporley       -       -  - 

Tarvfai    -        -        -  - 

Tattenhall      -       -  - 

Taxal     .        -       -  . 
Thdwall         -        - 

Thomton-in-the-Meors  - 

Tilston  -       -        -  - 

Toxteth,  St  Clement's  - 
Tozteth  Parky  St  Mk:hae] 

Uphriland      .       .  • 

Upton    -       -       -  . 

Yauxhall        -       -  - 

Walton-on-the-Hni 

Warbnrton     -       -  . 
Warmiogham 

Warrington,  St  Panl'a  - 

Waverton       .       -  - 

Waveirtree      -       -     '  - 

Wearerham    -       -  - 


£.   #.    d. 

-  7    8 
42  13    7 

-  16  11 
14  17     1 


22  12    3 

1  10    6 
988  15    8 


25  15    2 


5    1     1 
14    9    2 


13  14  8 

-  1  3 

12  16  8 

25  10  - 

-  11  8 
7    6  5 

20    3  1 

6  17  8 


3  16    1 

^  19  10 

13- 

63  16  11 


11     8    - 

15  11  11 

4    7    1 

2^14    5 


7    5 
5    - 

2  8 
16  16 
10  13 


11 
6 

8 
8 


2  16    8 
4  15    3 


2    14 
11  16    8 


60  11    4 

1  17    8 

23    7    6 


18  18    A 


£.    #.    d. 

26    9  10 


£.    9.   d. 


£.   a.   d. 


56    - 
54  16 


24    1  11 

47  10    3 
68  16    8 


92    4    8 


2,389  6   4 


24  11 


55 
204 


13 

131 

156 

41 

27 


4 

3 
13 
15    6 

8    - 

1    6 


21 
71 

82 

18 

180 
53 

28 

37 

194 

11 

21 

170 


8    2 

8    7 
4    8 


48  19    1 


-    2 

17    1 

8  11 
7    7 

7  3 

5  6 

4  4 

6  9 

13  11 

9  8 
13  10 


313 
18  17    8 


24 
13 
18 
22 
31 
16 


69 
66 
26 
24 
SO 
38 
17 


19  4 

2  4 

14  9 

17  9 

17  1 


7    6 
19    6 

17  2 
11  4 
11  7 
11  10 


26  18  10 


66 
12 


16    - 
11    6 


601 
17 
44 

(byeo 

56 


14  3 

I  6 

14  7 

19  6 

8  8 


100    t  10 


176  16 


£,    ».    d. 


£.   «.    d. 
1    -    - 


£.   i.   d. 


£.   i. 


14  13    4 


148    4    1 


30    -    - 


2    7    9 


40  18    6 


1    - 
1  10 


1  16    9 


-  12    6 


1  17    7 


15    6 
4    - 


10    - 


44    4  10 


6 


4  13    6 
100 


25 


49    4    - 


21    - 
-It 


27  17  6 
42  13  7 
56  16  11 

69  18    1 

14  18  4 
24    1  11 

70  2  6 
70    7    2 

3^26    6    1 


24  11    - 
92    4    8 

81    3    6 
204-6 


92  4 

18  4 

146  2 

160  3 

66  2 

27  1 


49-4 
63    6    8 


84    6 
96  14 


83  II  16 

27  13    6 

200  12    - 
55    4    4 

36  4  II 

37  6    6 
194    4    4 

15  15    4 

22  13    9 

18    7    8 

238    6    7 

313  13  10 


64  4 
18  17 

11  8 
40  11 
17  7 
21  16 
28  14 
89    3 

21  17 

5to  7 
86  4 
76  12 
26  - 
24  17 
33  8 
88  11 

22  7 

4  n 

100    - 


67  10 
24    8 

26    - 


602  6 
18  19 
68    2 

169  16 
65    8 

197  16 

114    $ 


(a)  76.  LiverpooL^This  Retorn  appUet  to  St  Peter's,  St  Nieholas^  St  Paul's,  and  St  J<Aak*B  Chnrchea  ^ 

(b)  127.  Warrington,  St  VtrnV^^^-Col  2.— In  addition  to  this  amount  there  Is  abont  20  J.  reeoTerable  from  the  North  WeaternRaUway  Ooa|«9^*^ 

it  U  expected,  wOl  be  shortly  reedTed. 


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Province  of  York— Dioobsb  of  Cn^sri&n— continued. 


EX  PENDITURE. 


Balance  due 

on 
prerlonsYear. 


Ordinary 

Repairs  of 

Chnrcli 

or 

Chnrchyard. 

11. 


Mainteoanee 

oftlie 

PttbUo  Worship. 

12. 


Extraordinary 

Outlay 
for  Building 

or 
ImproTlog. 

13. 


Interest  Paid 

on 
Bonded  Debt. 

14. 


Bonded  Debt 
PaidoS 

16. 


Other 
Payments. 

16. 


Total 
expbnditttbb. 

17. 


Balance 

in  Hand  at 

the  end 

of  Year. 

18. 


Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Year. 

19. 


£.    9.   4. 


4  12  10 


4  2  6 


4  8  8 


£.  *  A 

-17  6 

-  15  2 

11  14  6 

7  13  11 

8  13  8 

28  9  8 

1  17  6 

77  14  1 


-  17  6 
22  2  6 

2  13  10 
20  3  8 


8  9  10 

1  18  - 

89  10  4 

74  16  6 

13  12  - 

2*16 


8  2  9 


6 

6  10  10 

2-0 

7  16  11 

o  21  18  1 

67  7  11 
1  16  2 

3  17  2 
1  15  8 

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4  5  5 

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2  8- 


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5  8  9 

15  8  4 

5  8  8 

5  19  8 

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26  14  - 


£.  ». 


21  17  6 

8  8  10 

86  19  - 

49  19  4 


14  18  4 
12  5  - 


9  16  - 

20  6  11 

1,480  14  - 


61  I  8 

29  4  - 

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18  15  2 
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42  9  - 
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94  4  2 
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12  8  11 
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24  19  10 
15  5  4 


6  -  - 
78  7  10 


12  18  6 

86  7  - 

84  12  - 

86  1  - 

16  15  - 
28  8  8 
28  8  2 
18  1  11 

4  13  6 

100  -  - 

40  7  - 

17  8  6 

20  -  -" 


£•  «.  d. 


£.  $.    d. 


£.    i.   d. 


89  10  7 
45  11  8 


7  17  3 
53  16  8 


4  - 


4  2  7 


56  - 


100 


111  14  6 


48  16 


247  17  4 


10-1 


4  -  - 


£.  t.  d. 

8  2  4 

24  4  4 

7  8  10 

15  8  2 


8  3  8 
15- 

198  9  10 


24  8  10 
19  8  6 


4  19 
82  12 

7  10 
4  10 
14  11  9 


9  17  - 
-  11  - 

11  13  - 


20  8  2 
85  11  1 


68  18  10 
5  8- 

10  3  6 
5  15  - 


2  2- 
5  11  8 
5  -  - 


17 


6 


10  -  10 
8  14  4 


3  II  2 
7  16 
7  7  4 


1  13  6 


28  1  - 
5  17  8 


8  4- 
7  9  5 


4  1  7 


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6  2  4 

16  8 

4 

26  7  4 

8  13 

2 

9  8  7 

6  16 

2 

18  4  11 

• 

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52  18  - 

290  8  9 

19  7  - 

26  17  6 
54  8  8 

27  10  7 
184  17  8 

16  -  - 


67  8  11 


17  7  10 


148  18  11 

7  7- 

25  18  10 

15- 


411. 


II2 


£.  t.  d, 

25  17  4 

88  8  4 

55  17  4 

73  1  5 

14  18  4 
24  1  II 

74  -  10 
67  16  1 

1,756  17  11 


29  19  2 

102  12  8 

44  14  3 

190  13  - 


96  14  6 

Id  7  4 

96  11  1 

142  8  5 

42  1  - 

22  7  - 


45  Id  7 
68  6  8 


19  16 
68  11 


83  II  10 

21  18  1 

186  -  9 
42  5  9 

88  7  - 
28  18  3 

213  10  9 
15  7  1 

21  12  6 

17  10  8 
231  2  4 

313  13  10 
150  8  - 

18  13  1 
15  1  4 

89  13  11 
14  1  9 
17  I  6 

5 
3 
8 


29  5 
18  10 


28  7  4 

79  16  4 

49  12  6 
36  I  - 

27  17  6 

28  8  8 
85  7  9 
13  1  II 

4  13  6 

100  -  - 

70  2  7 

17  8  6 

25 

579  19  6 

19  7  - 

80  0  10 
121  12  9 

50  9  2 
209  18  9 

6/18  - 


£.  #.  d. 

2-2 
9  5  3 
-  19  7 


2  II  I 
1,769  8  2 


36  9  2 
13  7  5 


4  17  4 
49  11  2 
16  19  10 
13  I  8 

4  14  6 

3  6  9 


14  8  8 
28  3  - 


14  11  8 
12  18  7 


8  7  3 

-83 

118 
-  16  7 
7  4  3 


-  4  7 

-  17  4 

8  5  4 
4  15  3 

9  18  5 
8  6  10 

1-2 

6  7  10 
27  -  - 


4  19  9 

8  8  10 

9  6  2 


6  19  8 

82  6  2 

28  15  8 

46  10  3 


£.  #.  A 


1,800 


828  5  9 


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Province  of  York — Diocese  of  Chester — continued. 


Ko. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  preTions 

Year. 

1. 


Amonnt  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 


Under  the 

Church 

Bnildiog 

Acta. 


Under 

other 

Statutea. 


Endomnenti 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 


Penalties, 

Alms, 
or  other 
Receipts. 

6. 


Borrowed 

daring 

the  Year. 

7. 


Total 
Rbcbipts. 

8. 


BOnee 
a«(J 


181 
182 
133 
134 
136 
136 
137 
138 


Weston,  All  Sahits 
Wettenhall     - 
Whltegate 
Whitley,  Lower 
Wincle  -        -       - 
Winwick 
Woodchnrch  - 
Wrenbnry 

Total    -    - 


X.  #.    d. 
19- 

16  18    8 

-46 


1  17    6 
16  17    6 


£.   i.  d. 

89  1  - 
16  -  10 
68  17  11 
16  17  8 
28  14  11 
112  4  6 
26  16  11 
64    8    8 


£.  #.  d. 


1,991    4    6 


7,700    9    6     26  18  10 


£.  #.  d. 


£.    «.   d. 


£.#.   d. 


8  4  3 
13  6 
1  13    4 


-76 


2,916  14  10 


199    1     1 


677  18    6 


£•  t.  d» 


£.  i.  d. 

80  10  - 
16  -10 
76  16  7 
19  1  11 
84    1  11 

113  17  10 
33  13    5 

81  13    7 


SOU  I 

e .  - 


13,411    7    2 


340  g  I 


From  the  following  Places  Retarns  have  been  received — Nil,  or  no  Rates  Collected : 


Abram. 

Aigback. 

AJntree. 

Alsager. 

Antrobas* 

AshtoD^in-Makerfleld,    St 

Thomas. 
Ashton-npon-Mersey. 
BeTingtoo. 
Bickerstone. 
Birkdale. 
Bhrkenhead : 

St  James. 

St.  John. 

St  Mary. 
BoUington. 
Bootle. 
Bowdoo. 
Bredbnry. 
Brighton,  New. 
Bory  Lane. 


Capenhnrst. 
Cairington. 
Castle  Hall. 
Chadkirk. 
Cheadle. 
Chester ; 

St  Bridp^et 

Christ  Chnrcb. 

St.  John,  Little. 

St  MarUn. 

St  Mary-on-theHiU. 

St  Olave. 
Chorley. 
Claughton. 
Congleton : 

St.  James. 

St  Peter. 

Dane  Bridge,  St  PauL 

Dodding^on. 

Doddleston. 


Dakinfield : 
St  John. 
St  Mark. 

Dunham  Massey,  St.  Mar- 
garet 

Eaton. 

Ecdestoo,  St  Thomas. 

Edge  HUl : 

St.  Catherine. 

St  Mary. 
Elworth. 
Everton ; 

St  Augottine. 

Christ  Church. 

St  Chrysostom. 

iSt  George. 

St  Peter. 

Fah^eld. 

Formby,  St.  Luke. 
Frankby. 


Garston. 

Godley-cum-Newton-Green. 

Haigh. 

Halewood. 

Halton. 

Hand  forth. 

Hargrave. 

Haydock,  St  James. 

Helen's,  St,  St.  Mary. 

Henbnry,  parish  of  Prest- 

bury. 
High  Lane. 
Hindley. 
HoUinfare. 
Hyde: 

St.  George. 

St  Thomas. 

Knotty  Ash,  St  John-the- 

Evangelist. 
Kingsley. 


Kirkdale. 

Legh,High. 
Liscard,  parish  of  WiDirt. 

Liverpool: 
All  Saints. 
St.  Andrew. 
St  Anne. 
St  Bamabss. 
St  Bartholomev. 
Sc  Bride. 
St  Catherine. 
Christ  Charch. 
St  Columba. 
St  Da?id. 
St  George. 
Holy  Epiphsay,  Iicb- 

witb-Saltnej. 
Holy  Trinity. 
St  Mark. 
StMaikyBlstrietCkui 


Komber  of  Retnmt  received  for  the  Diocese 


DIOCESE    OF    DURHAM. 


P  A  B  J  8  H. 

RECEIPTS. 

Balance 

fromprevioas 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 

Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

Borrowed 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 

Total 
Rboszpts. 

8. 

BikMt 
Oiwf* 

sttkai 
ofT« 

9l 

So. 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Charch 

Building 

Acts. 

8. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

10 

11 

18 
18 

Acklington     ... 

Allendale,  St  Peter's      - 

Alnham. 

Alnwick,  St  Michael      - 

Alwhiton-witb-Holystone 

Ancroft  -       -       -       w 

Anckland : 

St  Andrew's       . 

StHeltn'i- 
Ayoiiffe- 

Bamborongh  •       -       - 

Barnard  CasUe       - 

BeadneU 

BedlingtoD     .        -       - 

£.   t.   d. 

5    16 

9    1  10 

8  12    2 

8-2 

27    9    8 

9  8    6 

64  12  10 
4    7    9 
8  14    9 

24    7    4 

£.   #.    d. 

7  17    7 
14    4    1 
11    5    4 
71    7    8 
16    -    - 
24  14    6 

166    6    8 

86    1  10 

68  16    8 

6  17    9 

68  16    9 

£.  9.  d. 

£.   #.    d. 

£.    t.  rf. 
8    2    6 

120    -    - 

£.    s.  d. 

1  14    2 

2  19  10 
-    6    6 

£.   «.   d. 

£.  $.  d. 

11    -   - 
14    4    1 
16    6  10 
82    8    8 
16    -    - 
88    6    7 

168    6  10 
27    9   8 
46    6    4 

177  12   8 

68    9   6 

9  12   6 

88    4    1 

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Province  op  York— Diocese  of  Chester— continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Year. 

19. 

Balance  doe 

on 
»reTiou»  Tear. 

10. 

Ordinary 

Repairs  of 

Cbnrch 

or 

Chorcbyard. 

11. 

Maintenance 

of  the 

Public  Worship. 

12. 

Extraordinary 

Outlay 
for  Building 

or 
Improving. 

13. 

Interest  Paid 

on 
Bonded  Debt. 

14. 

Bonded  Debt 
Paid  off. 

15. 

Other 
Payments. 

16. 

Total 

EXPBNDITUBE. 

17. 

Balance 

hi  Hand  at 

the  end 

of  Year. 

18. 

N<K 

£.    t.    A 

29    5    6 
"  1  19    8 

£.  #.    A 

4  12  10 

15    7    - 

2  12    1 

-  2    6 
52  15    9 

-  17    6 
1     1  10 

£.   9.   d. 

24    7    5 

9  14    2 

ID  11    2 

7  19    - 

8  8  11 
56  19    1 
26    1    - 
33  17    6 

£.   9,    d. 

£.    9.     d. 

£.  *.    d. 

£.9.    d, 
1  11     2 

10  10    C 
8    3    4 
6.14  11 

11  11    6 

£.    #.    d. 

24    7    5 
15  18    2 
34  18    2 
39  16    7 
19    1  11 
119  17  10 
33  13    5 
46  10  10 

£.  9.   d. 

6    2    7 

-    2    8 

40  18    5 

5    -    - 
35    2    9 

£.    *.    d. 

131 
132 
133 
134 
135^ 
136 
137 
13d 

193  11  11 

1^698    6    8 

6,187  11     9 

861  10    6 

117  16    - 

847  17    4 

1,344    8    4 

10,751    2    6     3,000  13  5     2.308    5    9 

From  the  following  Places  Returns  have  been  received — Nil,  or  no  Rates  Collected  : 


dyerpool — contin  ued* 

St.  Martin-in-the-Fields. 

St.  Mary  Magdalen. 

St  Matthew. 

St.  Matthias. 

St.  Michael. 

St.  Paul. 

St.  Simon. 

St.  Saviour. 

St.  Stephen. 

St.  Thomas. 
x>stock-6ralam. 
jowton,  St.  Mary, 
^ydiate. 
Macclesfield : 

Christ  Church. 

St.  Paul. 

St.  Peter, 
kfarple. 
tfarthally   parish    of   Ros- 

theme. 


Middletoo. 

Millbrook,  in  parish  of  Mott- 

ram,  in  Longendalc. 
Mossley,  near  Congleton. 
Mottram. 
Nantwich. 
Newburgh. 
Newton-in-Mottram. 
Norloy. 
Northenden. 

Northwich,  Holy  Trinity. 
Odd  Rode. 
0?er,  St.  John. 
Oxton,  St  Saviour. 
Padgate. 

Par  Mount,  Holy  Trinity. 
Pemberton,  St  Thomas. 
Portwood. 
Pott-Shrigley. 
Prescot. 
Prestbnry. 


Rainow. 
Ring^ay. 
Roby. 
Runcorn. 

Holy  Trinity. 
Sale. 
Saltersford  -  cum  -  Kettles- 

hulme. 
Sand  bach  Heath. 
Sankey,  Great. 
Scarisbrick. 

Seaforth,  parish  of  Sefton. 
Shotwick. 
Southport : 

Christ  Church. 

Holy  Trinity. 

St.  Paul. 
Stayley. 
Stockport 

St.  Peter. 

St.  Thomas. 


Sutton,  St  James. 

Tilstone,  St.  Jude. 
Tiraperley. 
Tintwistle. 
Toft. 

Toxteth  Park : 
Holy  Trinity. 
St  John-the-Baptist 
St  Matthew. 

Tranmere,  St  Catherine. 
Tranmere,  South,  St  Panl. 

Walton.on<the-HUl : 
St  Aidan. 
St  Catheriae. 
St.  Panl,  Princes*  Park. 
St.  Stephen-the-Martyr. 
St.  Timothy. 


Walton-Breck,  HolyTrlnity^ 
Warrington. 
Holy  Trinity. 

Waterloo. 

Wavertree,  St.  Mary. 
Wharton. 
Wlieelock. 
Widnes. 

Wigan  : 
St.  Catherine. 
St  George. 
St.  James. 

Wilmslow. 
Winsford. 
Witton. 

Woodford.    • 

Woodhead. 

W^slde,  Holy  Trinity.. 


Number  of  Places    - 


177 


Aoconnta. 

Nils. 

Total. 

138 

177 

315 

DIOCESE    OF    DURHAM. 


EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Year. 

19. 

Balance  doe 

on 

prevtooB  Year. 

10. 

Ordinary 

Repairs  of 

Church 

or 

Churchyard. 

11. 

Maintenance 

of  the 

Public  Worship. 

12. 

Extraordinary 

Outlay 
forBoUdhig 

or 
Improving. 

13. 

Interest  Paid 

on 
Bonded  Debt 

14. 

Bonded  Debt 
Paid  off. 

15. 

Other 
Payments. 

16. 

Total 

EXPBNDITURB. 

17. 

Balance 

in  Hand  at 

the  end 

of  Year. 

18. 

No. 

£.    «.  d 

£.  #.    d. 

2  17    6 

-  7    2 
26  13    7 

9  10    3 

3  13    0 

32    6  11 

1  18    2 

2  4    1 

6    7    8 
14  18    1 

-  6    6 
16  19    9 

£.    #.    d. 

9  18    8 

7  2- 

8  8- 
63  19    3 

4  17    8 
17    3    3 

124    3    - 

9 

11  10    - 

31  12    8 

36    6    4 

4    8    4 

29  16    1 

£.    9.   d. 

£.     9.d. 

20 

£.  «.  d. 

100 

—            • 

£.  9.    d. 

"447 
1    7    - 

6.  16  10 
-    8  11 

17  8    6 

18  6    4 
3    1  10 

6  13    - 

£.    t.  d. 

9  18    8 
14    4    1 
10    2    2 
79  12  10 
21    4    9 
21    6  11 

156    9  11 
10  18    2 
30  17    6 

176    6    8 

63    6    3 

4  13    9 

61    7  10 

£.   9,    d. 

1  1     4 

6    4    8 

2  10  10 

12-8 

1  16  11 
16  11    6 
14    7  10 

17- 

6    4    2 

4  18    9 

31  16    3 

£.   t.    d. 
800    -    - 

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Province  op  York — Diocese  op  Durham — continued. 


PARISH. 


Belfoid  - 
Belmont 
Benton,  Long 
BenweU,  St.  James 
Billingham     - 
Birtley  -        -        - 
Bishopton 
Blandilaud     - 
Boldon  -        .        . 
Bothal  .        -        • 
Brancefeth     - 
Branxtoa 
Bywell : 

St  Andww 

St  Peter    - 

Cambo  -        -        - 
Camboit 
Carham 
Castle  Eden  - 
Chatton  -  ^     - 

Chester-le-Street    - 
Chevington    - 
Chillingliam   - 
ChoUerton 
Cockfleld 
CoUierley 
Corbridge 

Coundon         •        • 
Cramlington  - 
Croxdale        -       • 

Darlington ; 

St  Cuthberfs     * 

Holy  Trinity 

St  John     - 
Denton  -        .        - 
Dimsdale 
Doddiogton    • 
Darham : 

St.  Cuthbert's     * 

St  Giles     - 

St  Margaret 

St  Mary-the-Less 

St  Nicholas 

St  Oswald  - 

Earsdon 

Easington 

£dlingbam*with*Bolton 

Edmondlyers  - 

Egglescliffe    - 

Eggleston 

Eglingham 

ElwickHall  - 

Embleton 

Esh        -        -        - 

Etherley 

Falstone 

Pelton  -  -  - 
Ferry  Hill  -  - 
Firtree  -  -  - 
Ford  .  -  - 
Framlington,  Long* 

Gainford 

Garrigfll 

Gateshead  Fell 

Gosforth 

Greatham 

Grindon 

Haltwhistle    - 
Hamsterley    -> 
Hart      -        -        - 
Martbam 

Hartlepool,  West    - 
HaoghUm-le-Skenie 
Hawtbom 
Haydoa  Bridge 
Heatha^  Cleugli   • 
Heddon-on-tbe-Wall 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 


£.    #.    (L 


6  13    1 

15    5    4 

113    1    7 


4  13  10 

1  19  10 

24    5    7 

3  8    3 

11  18    3 

4  12  10 

-    5    2 

4    5  10 
6    4    8 


2    6    2 
7-2 

17  11  10 


24  16    9 


3    7    8 
7    2    1 


2  11  11 
4    5    3 


10    2 
6    - 


6  14    7 
3  11  10 

1  15    - 


4    9  2 

6  13  7 

3    2  3 

-    8  4 

3    2  2 


9  16  11 
3    5    4 

8    8    1 
12-6 

2  16    5 

14  1    6 

3  18  - 
8  15  11 
8     7  10 

15  1    - 

28  Id    6 
119 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 


£.    #. 

61  8 

41  7 

24  - 

51  6 

12  7 
14    5 

13  10 
80  17 
13  5 
79    8 

2    9 


11  19  10 
19    3    8 


15  -  10 
9  3  1 
8  18    - 

30    4    - 


151  13    6 
10    5    6 


11  13  6 
20  3  6 
39    5    - 


21     4    6 
25  19    7 


61     6  9 

57    8  - 

48  12  - 

12  13  - 

7  13  7 

18    8  1 


85  8  4 
42  3  - 
30  18  11 
36  14  5 
52  2  10 
90  18    5 


94  17 

33  14 

34  - 
5  17 

12  14 
33  16 
11     1 

13  3 
5    9 

38  12 


16 
20 


3    6 

7  4 

8  2 
14    8  10 

8    7  10 
6  15    3 

23  3  3 
11  2  10 
21  12  9 
31  17  1 
14  4  - 
13  15    3 

35  12    7 

19  9  5 
26  15    7 

20  9  10 


80  14 
19  11 


8 


20  14    3 

40    8    - 


Under  the 

Chnreh 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 


£.    «.    d. 


101  12    6 


92    3    9 


£.   #.    d. 


7    5    8 


25  14    - 


Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 


£.   t.   d. 


65    7    6 


15    4    1 


31    4  10 


Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 


£.   #.    d. 


30  18    3 
4    9    5 


17    8  10 
-  13    4 


3  10 


38    8  11 


5    16 


20    4    - 

-  17    - 
15    4    - 

-  15  10 


-  11 
5    - 


2    6 


1    3  10 


18    - 
1    2 


Borrowed 

daring 
the  Tear. 

7. 


TbTAZ.       lOrtapeBtl 
Rbcbipts.    !**•« 


£.    #.   d. 


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£.  #.  rf. 


61  8 

41  7 

80  IS 
199  2 
182  18 

12  7 

14  5 

13  19 
35  10 

15  4 
103  13  11 

5  17  3 


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1 

4 

1 

6 

8 

10 

9 

10 

10 


8 
6 
6 
2 
8 
6 


41  6  11 
24  9  10 

15  6  - 

9  8  1 

13  3  10 

30  4  - 

6  4 
151  13 

10  5 

2  6 

18  13 

20  3 
60  6  10 

26  -  - 

21  4  « 
50  15  4 

7  5  8 

64  14  5 

95  16  11 

55  14  1 

12  13  - 

10  5  6 

27  14  10 

85  8  4 

42  3  - 

90  13  1 
37  17  6 
82  10  II 

91  14  3 


2 
8 

1 
4 

2 
6 

7 


94  17 

40  19 
42  12 

5  17 

27  9 
12  14 
33  16 

15  10 
19  16  lO 

5  9  « 

41  14  6 

16  11  10 
24  11  6 
23  8  2 
19  8  10 

8  7  10 

6  15  3 

38-2 
14  10  8 
21  12  9 

40  5  2 
26  4  6 
16  11  8 

50  17  11 
23  7  5 
30  11 

28  17 
123  8 

45  16 
19  11 
23  IS 
39  16 

41  10 


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5    2  5 


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Province  oi*  York— Diocese  of  Durham — continMed. 


EXPENDITURE. 


Ordinary 

Repairs  of 

Chareh 

or 

Cborchyard. 

11. 


Haistaiuuiee 

oftbe 

Public  Worship. 

12. 


ExtraordiMry 

Outlay 
Sot  Bnildlog 

or 
ImproTing. 

19. 


lotOTcrtPaid 

on 
Bonded  Debt 

14. 


Bonded  Debt 

Paid  off. 

15. 


Other 

Payments. 

16. 


Total 

expbnditubb. 

17. 


Balance 

in  Hand  at 

the  end 

of  Tear. 

18. 


Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  fear. 

10. 


No. 


£.   ».  d, 

17    5  2 

14    8  3 

12  15  7 

9  18  6 

1  10  - 

-  3  6 

-  15  2 

3  12  9 


1  11     7 

2  13  ,4 

-  7    5 

4  8  10 

1  17  10 

12    6    - 

2  3    8 

2    16 

2    5- 

12  17    8 

2  19    5 

5  18    9 

-  9    - 


-  18  2 

6  13  6 

15  11  7 

3  16  6 
2    6  9 

4  10  9 


41  18 
2  19 

2  5 

6  3 
19  17 
26    8 

7  11 
1  15 

3  11 


3  13    - 
2  18    6 

4  4    6 
-  16  10 

14  15    - 

8    1  10 


17    6 

15  11 

3    - 

5    2 

10    - 


-  7  - 

16  12  9 

13    7  6 

5    6  0 

16  4 

12  10  9 

-  8  10 


80  7  3 
0  15  7 
•-8    6 

11-4 


£.    #.  d. 

47    3  4 

9  12  - 

17    7  8 

55    7  10 

22  12  5 

10  16  8 

11  2  8 

11  4  2 

12  2  6 
14  7  5 
61  12  8 

1  12  - 


17    8    2 

16    2    8 

13    3    8 


15    - 

3  18 
(a)92    7 

8  1 
13  14 
13  18 

8  4 
19  18 
26  - 
13  11 


10  10 

8    - 


23    7    - 

28  13  11 

4  116 

4  17    6 

11    2    - 

34-8 

22  19    - 

39  10  10 

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SUMS    RECEIVED   IN    RESPECT   OF   CHURCH   OR   CHAPEL   RATES   IN   EACH    PARISH  IN 


Province  of  York — ^Diocese  of  Durham— coYthnve^f. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


Bilaoee 

fromprevioat 

YettP. 

1. 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

CoiDmon 

Law. 

2. 


Under  the 

Chnrch 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 


Under 

other 

SUtates. 


Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 


Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 


Borrowed 

during 

the  Tear. 

7. 


TOTAL 

Rbc«ipt8. 


Heighington  -  .  - 

Hesledon,  Monk  - 
.  Hetton.le-Holo 
Hctton,  Sooth 

Heworth  -  -  - 
Horsley,  Long 

Horton  -        -  -  - 

Houghton,  Long  - 

Howlclt-  .  -  . 
Hunstanworth 

Hurworth      .  -  - 

Ilderton          -  -  - 

Ingleton         .  -  - 

Ingram  -        •  -  - 

Jarrow-with-Hebbum  - 

Kelloe    .        -  -  - 

Kirkharle       -  -  - 

Kirkhaugh     -  -  - 

Knaresdale     .  -  - 

Kyloe     -        -  -  - 

Lamesley       -  -  - 

Lancbester  -  -  - 
Lee,  St.  John  ... 
Lesbuiy          ... 

Lockbum       -  .  - 

Lucker  -        -  .  - 

Lynesack       -  -  . 

Merrington  -  -  - 
Middleham,  Bishop's 

Middleton,  St.  George  - 

Mitford  -        .  -  - 

Morpeth         -  -  - 

Muggleswick  -  -  - 

Nenthead       .  -  • 

Newbiggin^by-the  Sea  - 

Newbottle      -  .  . 

Newbrough  -  .  • 
Kewton,  Kirk,  St.  Gregory 
Newton,  Long 

Nine  Banks   -  -  * 

Norham          -  -  - 

Norton  -        -  -  - 

Ovingham      .  .  - 

Pelton   .       -  .  - 

Penshaw         .  -  - 

Pittington      -  .  . 

Ponteland       .  -  - 

Rrtinton,  West 
Red  Marshall 

Rennington    •  .  « 

Rock     -        .  .  . 

Rothbury       «  -  - 

Ryton    -        -  -  - 

Sadber^         -  -  . 

Satley    -        .  -  - 

Scremerston  •  -  - 

Seaham  .        -  -  - 

Seaham,  New 

Seaton  Carew 

Sedgefield      -  -  . 

Sliadforth       .  -  - 

Shields,  South: 

Holy  Trinity  - 

St.  Hilda    -  -  . 

Shilbottle       .  -  . 

Shlldon- 

Sbiudiffe        .  -  . 

Shotley-4one  Quarter 

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84  4 
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147 

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8  13    2 

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18    6    0 

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208    1  10 

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PARISH. 

RECEIPT  9a 

Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 

Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

Bonowed 

durkig 

the  Tear. 

7. 

Total 
Rbobipts. 

8. 

ittkead 

•Ko. 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acts. 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

168 
169 
160 
161 
162 
163 
164 
165 

166 
167 
168 
169 
170 

171 
172 

173- 

174 

175 

176 

177 

178 

179 

180 

181 

182 

183 

184 

165 

186 

187 

188 

180 

100 

191 

192 

193 

194 

105 

196 

197 

198 

Slaley    ...        - 
Staindrop       -        -        - 
Stain  ton,  Great 
Sramfordham  -        •        - 
Stanhope        .        .        - 
Stannington    -        -        - 
Stockton-on-Ters    - 
Suaderland-near-the-Sea  - 

Tanfi*»ld-        -        .        - 
Tbockrington  -        -       - 
Thomley         ... 
Thorneyburn  • 
Trimdon         .        .        - 

Ulieham          .        -        _ 
Usworth,  Great 

Walker  -        -        -        - 

Wallsend 

Warden-        .        .        - 

Wiirk     .        -        .        - 

Warkworth     -        -        - 

Washington    -        -        - 

Weardale,  St.  John 

Whalton 

Whelpington,  Kirk 

W^hickham      -        -        - 

Whitbnm       -        -        - 

Wliitfleid        -        -        . 

Whitley 

Whittingham .        -        . 

Whittonstall  - 

Whitworth     . 

Whorlton        -        -        . 

Wiildrington  -        -        - 

Windy  Nook,  St.  Albaa's 

Winston 

Witton  Gilbert,  Su  Michael 

Witton  le-Wear 

Witton,  Nether       - 

Wolsingham   -        -        - 

WoWiston       .        -        - 

Wooler  .... 

Total    -    -    -  £. 

£.  «.  d. 

3  11    - 

2    8    2 

13  10    4 

12  10    - 
26  10    4 

13  18     1 
"l     4    2 

15  11     7 

11  1     8 
82  10    2 

4  16    1 

6    2- 

6    5    6 
4  19  10 
2  16    2 

14  18    - 
2    2'- 

12  17  10 

1  12    7 

'7    6    8 
6  11    6 
8  14    2 
4    4    9 
8  13    - 

11  12    9 

2  -    - 

£.   t.    d. 

13    7    - 
88    6    4 
8  19    2 
11    7    6 
58  18  11 
21  18    8 
179    8    - 

63  19    6 
6  15  10 

11  4    7 
20    2    8 
25  17  11 

16  6  10 

17  17  11 

30  15    6 

13  5    - 

15  11     - 
43  16    2 
52  12    8 
01   13    3 

18  12    6 

12  10    - 

49    6    - 
36    3    3 

16  15    2 

10  17     1 

31  2  10 

8  3- 

9  15    8 

11  7     2 
15    7    8 

14  -    - 

12  6  10 
8    8    8 

58-5 
21  16  11 
14  16    5 

£.    #.    d.. 

•         • 

£.     M.     d. 

427    -    9 
91     4    3 

.£.    8.    d' 
25  16    - 

£.   #.    A 

29  18  6 
2  15    6 

11  15  4 
2  14    4 

1  19  10 

-  10    - 

1 

1   12    3 

10     1     6 

4  16    4 

•         . 

10    -    - 

I        I 

•        • 

£.     9.    d, 

16  18    - 
88    6    4 

11  2    4 
41     5  11 
58  18  11 
38     4    6 

191  18    - 
464    6    5 

80  11  11 
6  15  10 

12  »    9 
20    2    8 
25  17  11 

16    6  10 

88  9    6 

41  16    9 
126  14    3 
18    ^    1 
16    1    - 
48  17    2 
62  12    8 
96  18    9 
23  12    4 
16    6    2 
25  15    - 
64     4    - 

89  17    6 
10     1    6 
88    9    4 
10  17     1 
81     2  10 

9  15    7 

9  15    8 

18  13  10 

21  19    2 

22  14    2 
16  11     7 
12     1     8 
68-5 
43    8    8 
16  16    5 

I 

.  1.  i 

I  U  I 
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»  3  i 

1,23710    8 

5,626    6    5 

193  16    3 

597    4    8 

347    9    -2 

427     7    9 

140    6    - 

8.569  19  11 

290  -  6 

From  the  following  Places  Returns  have  been  received — Nil,  or  no  Rates  Collected: 


Allenheads. 

flyer's  Green. 

Alston. 

Byker. 

Almoutb. 

Castleside. 

Bellinsham. 

Charlton,  South. 

BenflrMside. 

Consett. 

Berwicli-upon.Tweed« 

Cornhill. 

8t  Mary's. 

Corsenside. 

Birtiey.  (a) 

CresswelL 

Crodk. 
Cull6rcoats.  ** 

Deptford. 

Bighton  Banks,  St.  Thomas. 

Ellidgham. 

Elswick,  High,  St.  Paul's. 

Eveftwood. 


Outesbead : 
St.  Edrhund. 

'  St  James. 
St.  Mary. 

Oreenhead. 

Greystead. 

Hartlepool. 
Holy  Trinity. 


Hendon,  St  PhoI's. 

Hexham. 

Holy  Island. 

Howdon  PauDS. 

Hnnnhaugh. 

Hunwick. 

HyltoD,  South,  er  FenL 


Jesmood. 


(a)  The  accounts  of  this  ehurch  are  inclnded  in  the  Return  for  the  mother  church,  Chester-le-Street 


Number  of  Returns  received  for  the  Diocese 


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EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

B«lllDC6du« 

Ordinary 

MaiatoBMMe 

Extraordinary 

InterMtPaid 

Balance 

Repuira  of 

Outlay 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

in  Hand  at 

No.. 

on 

Church 

of  the 

for  BuildfDg 

t>Q 

the  end 

at  the 

or 

or 

Paido£ 

Payments. 

EXPBNDITU&B. 

end  of  the  Year. 

preTioas  Tear. 

Cborchyard. 

Public  Worship. 

Improving. 

Bonded  Debt 

1 

^  of  Year. 

10. 

11. 

13. 

18. 

14. 

Ifi. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

la 

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£.  «.  <r. 

£.    $.    d. 

£.    9.   d. 

£.   #. 

d. 

£.    «. 

d. 

£.    #.    d. 

£.     a.  d. 

£.    #.  A 

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1  16    6 

5  15  11 

. 

. 

. 

18    5 

9-10 

7  17    3 

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158 

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86  15  10 

• 

. 

. 

-  17    4 

86  13    3 

1  13    3 

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159 

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8    3- 

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. 

• 

9    2    4 

3    -    - 

.. 

100 

m 

• 

16  11    - 

24  14  11 

. 

. 

• 

41    5  11 

— 

... 

161 

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•             .    ' 

58  18  11 

... 

... 

163 

. 

-    6    3 

10  11    9 

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. 

7  13    3 

18    9    8 

19  15.3 

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163 

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40  13    3 

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. 

72  15    6 

207  18    5 

— 

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164 

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43    7    8 

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- 

- 

- 

145  16    8 

455  13    4 

8  13    1 

— 

165 

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1  14    - 

34    7    6 

30    -    - 

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16    4    7 

83    6    1 

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166 

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7  13    5 

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8    5    5 

30  12    5 

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3  15  10 

22  18    8 



^^ 

169 

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35  13    3 

- 

- 

.- 

• 

25  13    3 

-    4    8 

— 

170 

4.  3  - 

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.             . 

_             ^ 

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13    3    3 

16    5    3 

-    1    8 

, 

171 

6-4 

19  14  11 

-    i 

.- 

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3    9    9 

28    5    - 

6    4    6 

— 

173 

.  - 

9  17    6 

31     6    - 

- 

104  15    3 

81     3    6 
104  15    3 

10  14    3 
30  19    1 

— 

173 

174 

, 

"  7  14  "9 

6    -    - 

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13  14    9 

4    5    4 

_ 

176 

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-  10    - 

10    5    1 

3    4    1 

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14  13    8 

1    8    4 

... 

176 

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3    3    6 

39  15  10 

-  . 

. 

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43  18    4 

5  18  10 

^m. 

177 

. 

. 

52  13    8 

■. 

. 

m 

52  13    8 

— 

_ 

178 

_ 

47    8  10 

26    -    9 

14  17    3 

. 

m 

88    6    9 

8  13    - 

... 

179 

.                              • 

-    *    - 

14    3    6 

. 

_ 

6    6    - 

19  14    6 

3  17  10 

^ 

180 

. 

. 

12  18  10 

• 

. 

. 

13  18  10 

3    7    4 

181 

. 

. 

25  15    - 

. 

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25  15    - 

— 

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183 

, 

6    7    - 

19 

. 

16  16    - 

41     3    - 

33     1    - 

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188 

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34  18     1 

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6  12     8 

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11  13    6 

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191 

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7  16    6 

3  11     - 

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• 

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11     7    6 

10  11    8 

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193 

1 

8  17    6 

13  11     8 

'  .  ■ 

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. 

33    9    3 

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• 

1  10    - 

11   16    9 

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-  12    - 

13  18    9 

3  12  10 

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194 

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0  12     1 

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8  11  10 

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196 

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36    7  11 

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. 

10    -    - 

47  16  11 

10    3    6 

... 

196 

. 

10    -    - 

39    1  10 

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39  13    7 

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197 

.    - 

4    3    6 

;     6  10    - 

- 

- 

3  17    - 

13  10    6 

3    5.11 

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198 

260  14    3 

1,101    6    7 

3,996  17     4 

842  13  10 

37    5 

11 

148  13 

7 

1,235  17    5 

7,713    0  11 

1,146^3  6 

790    6    - 

From  the  following  Places  Returns  have  been  received — Nil,  or  no  Rates  Collected : 


Newcast1e*on-Tyne : 

All  SmnU. 
„    Chdat  Church. 

St.  An.irew'8. 

St.  Annft. 

St.^olio. 

St.-Nitholas. 
.    St.  i>feter'8. 
Percy. 


Ryhope. 

Sncriftton. 
Shiekl».  South : 

St  MaryN. 

St  Stepben'0. 
South  wick. 
Spenoymoor. 
Stella,  St.  Cuthbert'0. 


Sanderlond,  North. 
Sanderlandy  St.  John. 

Thomley,  St  Bartholomew's. 

Tweednioath. 

Tynemooth. 

Holy  Trinity. 

St  Peter. 

St.  Saviour's. 


Wallsend,  St  Peter's. 

Wearmouth,  Bishop, 
St.  Hiomas. 

Wearmmthy  Monk. 

Westoe. 
Wlnlaton. 


Number  of  Pkots 


.    78 


Retoma. 


1D8 


Hilt. 


73 


Totals. 


371 


41  1. 


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25^  SUMS   RECEIVED  IN   BESFECT   OF  CHURCH  OR  CHAPEL   RATES   IN    BACH   PABI8H  IN 

Pboyince  of  Yobk — continueiL 


DIOCESE    OP    MANCHESTER. 


No. 


Pi  RISE. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

firom  preriooa 

Tmt. 

1. 


Amoont  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 


Under  the 

Cliarch 

Boilding 

Acts. 

3. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 


Endowments 

la 
Aid  of  Bates. 

& 


PeoalUes, 


or  other 
Beeelpta. 

6. 


Borrowed 

during 

the  Tear. 

7. 


Total 
BxcBins. 


3 
4 
6 
6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 
10 
SO 
81 
23 
23 
24 
25 
20 
27 
28 
29 
30 
31 
32 
33 
34 

85 
86 
37 
38 
39 
40 
41 
42 
43 
44 
45 
46 
47 
48 
49 
50 
51 
52 
53 
54 
55 
56 
57 
58 
50 
60 
61 
62 
63 
64 
«fi 
66 
67 


70 
71 

72 

73 


Adlington       •        -        - 
Altham  -        •        •        - 
Arkhdme       .        .        • 
Ashton-on-Ribble    - 
Ashworth        -        .        - 
Atherton         -        -        - 
Balderatone    -       -       • 
Bamber  Bridge 
Bardsley,  Holy  Trinity     - 
Harton,  St.  Lawrence 
Bispbam  .        -        . 

Blackley  .  -  - 
Blackrod  .  .  . 
Bleasdale  .  •  . 
Bnlton-le-Sands 
Bretherton  -  -  - 
Briadle  .... 
Caton  -  •  -  - 
Cb6«tham,  8t  Lake's 
Chipping  .  •  • 
Chorley  -        .        - 

St.  George 

St  Peter's  ... 
Cborlton-com-Hardy 
Church  Town,  St.  Helen  - 
Claughton  ... 
Cockerham  -  -  - 
Collyharst,  St  <>8wald'd  - 
Coppull  .  -  .  - 
Croston  .... 
Deane  -  -  -  . 
Downham  -  .  . 
Eccleston  .  .  . 
Eccleston,  Great,  with  Els- 

wick  and  Larbrick. 
Edenfield  •  .  . 
Ellel  .  .  .  . 
Farington  .  •  . 
Fence  -  -  -  . 
Plixton  .  .  .  . 
Freckleton  .  -  - 
Friarmere  -  •  . 
Gur»taog,  St.  Thomas 
Goosniirgh  .  •  • 
Gressiogham  •  •  . 
Halliwell,  St  Paul's 

St  Peter's  ... 
Halton  -  .  .  . 
Hambleton  •  .  . 
Harwood  -  -  . 
Heapey  -  -  •  . 
Hesketh^with-Beeeonsall  - 
Hoghton  •  .  • 
Hoole  «  •  •  . 
Hornby  .        -        . 

Horwich         -       -        . 
ilonghton,  West     • 
Kellet,OTer  .        -       - 
Kirkham        .        .        . 
Leek      -        .       .       . 
Leyhuid  and  Enxton 
Leyland,  St  James 
Longridge       .        .        . 
Lumb-in-Rossendale 
Lund      •       .        •       . 
Lytham,  St  Cothberf s  - 
Manchester,  St.  Matthew 
Mawdesley     .       -       . 
MelUng 

Micbaei's-on-Wyre,  St    - 
Overton  -        .        - 

Penwortham,  including  the 

Chapelry  of  Loogton. 
PiUing   .... 
Flnmpton  Wood     •       ^ 


£.  t.    d. 
13  12    6 


-  4    2 

-  6  11 


-  14    1 
23    8    9 

112 

29    7    5 

9  12  11 

8  16  10 

20    2    - 

-  18    2 
18  18    2 

2    5    6 


35    3    3 
-    4    6 


6  15    2 
2  11  10 


2  13 
5  18 
1  10 
26  7 
10  6 
I    4 


1  3  1 
6    8  11 

50    6    1 
18    1    5 

2  18    3 

4  18  11 
14- 
1  14  11 
-  3  7 
-13  10 

5  6    3 


1  12    4 

8    4- 

4  15    - 

"-    2  10 


-    7    - 
3  11    2 

1  t    - 
10  10  11 

2  19    9 
8    12 


£.   t.  d. 

18  11  7 

14  13  1 

11  14  7 

24    6  5 

36    3  10 

9  11  4 

24    6  6 


16  14    9 


59  10  - 

8    7  1 

25    5  1 

15  11  6 


30  13  10 
49  18  1 
53  19  1 
38  18    7 


168    6    1 

8  16    3 

38    3  10 


28  2  7 
43  16  3 
100  -  • 
16  7  6 
13  18  10 
12  19  - 


30  - 
21  8 
44  1 


10 
11 


79  12 
19  5 
48  - 


9-3 


24  15 
14  2 


10 


21  4 
18  4 
14  9 
21  9 
10  15 
58  18 
36  3 
14  8 
42  - 
14  9 
137  13 
39  16 
24  6 


15  13  6 
58  8  5 
61  19  7 

16  17  10 

10  9  3 
35  14  - 

11  4  - 
101  8  6 


19  7  8 

20  19  3 


£.«.  d. 


9  11  4 


256  13  7 


57  1  6 


£.  t.  d. 


9  16  2 
39  9  6 


£.    $.   d. 


4  1 


1  16 


2  4 


6  8  4 

7  7  4 


5  - 


£.  t.  d. 


£.   M.   d. 


10 


1 


1  15  - 
63  8  3 


5  6  9 


22  18  3 
13  9 


14  8  8 
1  14  - 


93  19  3 
-  16  - 
-19  - 


6  15  2 


-  10  6 
3  10  - 


8 


16  10  - 


-  10  4 
9  10  "- 


19  5  8 

-  14  - 

10  10  8 


21  2  2 

-  12  - 

63  6  6 

28  9  6 

8  19  10 

2  6*- 


£.  i.  i. 


32  4 
14  18 
11  14 
10  - 
24  9 
36  8 

10  11 

24  6 
4  1 

11  10 
17  1 
65  4 
59  16 

9  1 
54  - 
16  12 
29  7 

9  12 
888  8 
51  19 
50  11 
72  17 
41  4 

14  8 
805  3 

9  - 
38  3 
99  19 
S8  18 

44  15 
101  - 

23  2 
20  14 

15  10 

32  Id 
27  7 
46  2 
32  1 
89  18 
20  9 
48  * 
10  19 

45  18 
0  - 

63  14 
82  10 
27  14 

14  2 
86  8 
82  8 
19  19 

15  3 
22  3 

25  12 
58  18 
36  3 


16 
61  5 

15  3 
151  8 

39  16 
29  1 
21  2 

16  8 
121  14 

90  9 
26  4 
14  - 
38  - 
12  6 
111  19 


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Proyincb  of  YonK— continued. 


DIOCESE    OF    MANCHESTER. 


EXPENDITURE. 


Ordioaiy 

Rapftirtof 

Church 

or 

Churchyard* 

11. 


MaintanaDce 

cTthe 

PnbUe  Worship. 

18. 


Extnofdiiiary 

Ontlay 
for  Building 

or 
ImproTlig. 

18. 


InterortFaid 

OB 

Bonded  Debt 
14. 


Bonded  Deht 
PaidoC 

Ifi. 


Other 
Paymeota. 

« 
16. 


Total 
expbkdzturb. 

17. 


Balance 

In  Hand  at 

the  end 

of  Year. 

18. 


Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Deht 

at  the 
end  of  the  Year. 

19. 


411- 


I    -  4 

6  4- 
84  14  7 

4  6  6 

8  8  8 


19  8  1 
-  8  - 

18  16  11 
8  8  10 
3  9  4 

10 

84  16  - 

18  10  8 

18-6 

8  10  4 


65 

-  8  9 
11  8  4 

7  6- 
9  10  - 

18  19  8 

41  6  8 

-18  - 

1  10  10 

6  16  6 

8  6  11 
18  18  - 
18  6  6 


8  10  3 


8  18 

87  17 

-18 

6  18 


10 
6 
8 
6 

14 
4 
1 
8 
8 

11 


1 


1 
6 

5 

10 

8 


18  - 
15  8 

7  8 

6  6 

7  9 
6  - 
4  7 

19  U 


-  18 
8  18 

7  10 

47  6 

1  19 

7  18 
-10 

8  8 
6  - 


8  14  3 
1  15  10 
17  4 

14  6  6 

5  10  - 

6  8  11 


£.  #.  A 


88  18 

18  18 

8  18 

10  - 

11  19 


18 
9 

80 

87 
5 

87 


7 
3 

10 
8 
6 


88  14 

4  16 
14  18 

6  6 
84  7 

9  9 
800  6 

8  18 
86  7 
84  1 
13  12 
11  - 
74  15 

6  17 
48  4 
69  7  - 
13  14  10 
81  6  6 
66  17  4 
15-8 
19  8  8 

5  19  7 

18  17  8 

8  8  6 

88  17  8 


74  18  6 

11  1  8 

63  18  8 

8  18  - 

13  -  - 

5  13  9 


54  14  8 
13  7  8 

8  19  11 
16  6  8 

6  13  6 
11  18  1 
11  3  - 

9  10  - 
10  14 
80  8 

9 

13 

9 


10 

4 
85 

7 
91  - 
31  13  1 

8  7  10 
.  30  11  11 

8  16  10 

119  19  - 

111  10  4 

83  13  8 

8  17  10 
38  3  6 
U  4  - 
78  13  7 


10  17 
13  11 


£•  9.   d. 


10  18  10 


11  1  - 


1  14  - 


£•    9.  d. 


£•  #.  d. 


£.  #.  If. 


7  - 
1  1 


8  10  - 


3  15  9 

8  7  4 

7  1  1 

8  3  8 


11  17  6 


11  17 
9  14 
8  3 

7  11 
3  7 
6  6 


7  17  8 


19- 
1  16  8 


1  11  4 
14  4 


8  4  8 


8  7  6 


6  4  8 
1  9  1 
9  10  11 


8  10  11 
4  19  6 
8  6  6 


85  18  8 

8  19  9 

88  4  6 

1  16  4 

18  11  6 

6  4  8 


18  18  - 

14  8  9 

1  8  8 
3-8 


K  K  3 


£.  #.  d. 


33  18 
14  13 
9  6 
10  - 
81  16 
54  16 


6  10 
4  3 


1 


10 
34 
38 
10 
37 
65 
81 

8  18 
30  16 

16  16 
30  - 

9  9 
310  6 

40  11 
49  17 
63  19 
85  17  - 
13  3  4 
137  7  - 
9  7  4 
59  11  8 
99  19  8 
84  18  10 
45  1  6 
98  11  7 

17  8  8 
80  14  - 

18  18  4 


10 
9 


88  16  6 
88  10  10 
43  4  8 


74  13 
16  16 
58  18 
18  11 
40  17 
9  - 
6  13 
64  16 
34  18 
14  8 
33  7 
81  - 
16  4 
16  - 
83  14 

16  4 
39  6 
36  3 
14  4 
61  5 

17  8 
150  17 

39  16 

16  1 
81  8 

17  - 
134  19 
111  10 

87  6 

10  18 
03  18 

11  4 
107  1 


6 
7 
8 
1 
6 
8 
6 
6 
6 
7 
3 
8 
6 
8 
6 
8 
8 
6 
10 
10 
10 
8 
8 
7 
8 
8 

4 

10 

8 

7 

9 


17  16  8 
88  1  - 


£.  i.  d. 

8  9  7 

8  18  8 

-"7  6 

1  "5  8 


-  8  6 
33  4  4 


-  8  6 

11  8  - 

-  14  - 
8  18  - 

16  7  1 

1  6  4 

67  16  4 


8  8  5 

6 

1  18  6 

3  17  7 

4  16  6 

3  18  8 
83  1  3 
16  6  4 

4  14  8 


5-11 

57  "1  - 

17  13  9 

8  1  7 


1  8 
8  15 
-  3 

9"8 
19  13 


1  16  8 

-10  10 
18  19  7 


3  6  9 

18- 

4  17  8 

4  11  8 
6  19  6 


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dUMS   R£d£lVED   IN  :RB6P£CT   Of*   CHURCfi    OR   CHA.rBL   RATES  IN    EACH     PARiaH  IN 


Province  op  York — ^Diocess  of  Manchester — continued. 


Noi 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balanee 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 


Amouut  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 


Under  the 

Cbureh 

Building 

Acts. 

.3. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 


EodowneDts 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 


Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 


Uofruwsd 

daring 

the  Tear. 

7. 


Total 

rsciipts. 

8. 


Uua 

ittkeead 


74 

76 
76 
77 
r78 
79 
^0 
81 
.82 
63 
.84 
.«5 
•  v86 
87 
88 
69 
90 
91 
92 
93 
,94 
95 
96 
97 

99 
100 
101 
102 
103 
104 
105 
106 
107 
108 
109 
110 


PoultoB-le-Fylde     •  - 

Preslon  :* 
St.  John 
St.  Mary     - 
St.  Paul      - 

Prentwich       -        ■» 

Ra.loliffe 

Ribby-with-Wrea    • 

Ribcliester 

Rufford 

SliaMJi      .        .        , 

Silvertlale        -        - 

Sonth»hore     -        « 

Stalraine         -        r 

Standi«h 

Stretfard,  St.  Matthew 

Stydd     -        -        . 

Swiuton 

Tupleton 

Tatham  -        -        - 

Tatham  Fells  . 

Thornton 

Treales  -        -        - 

Tuiistal  -        -        - 

Unsworth 

Walton-le-Dale 

Warton,  near  Kirl&ham 

Wartoo,  near  Lancaster 

Waterhead 

Wee  ton  - 

WhaUey 

Wiiiteobapel   - 

Whitewell 

Whittington    - 

Whittle-le-Woods 

W'ray 

Wyresdale 

Yealand  Conyers 


Total 


£.  f.    d. 
2  12  10 


3    8    3 

6  10    - 

6  4    8 

-  12    8 

7  18    6 
20  16    3 

3  16    - 

-  17    - 
10  14    7 

3  8    9 

2  10    - 

8  7    8 
5  16    ^ 

12-4 

4  10    4 

7  10    9 
7     1    8 

1  14    - 

3  18    4 


3  6  11 

4  13    3 


£.  f.  d. 
16  18    2 


£.   #.    d. 


160    - 


16 


164    8  4 

90    9  6 

16  10  6 

42  10  - 

33  12  4 


16  14  10 


16 

117 

42 

3 


3 


479  10    3 


2    2 

12    - 

26    1     7 

33  16    6 

9    4    4 

8    6    6 

12  16  10 

11  10  10 

19    -  10 

7  18.- 

46  16    6 

21    8    7 

44  19    8 


16  13 
68    9 

18  19 

19  16 
2S  - 
27     - 

12  19 


1 


d/)60  14 


£.j.    d. 


£•    §•   d.     £.    9,  d. 


13  19    6 


6  12    6 


87    7    8 


6    I     4 


80  13 

_ 

47  19 

S 

42L13 

. 

2.  19 

. 

2i    1 

6 

-■ 

- 

43^    8 

6 

- 

. 

60.    7 

10 

3  18 

6 

121.19 

6 

£.  M,  d. 


£.  ».    d. 
19  11    - 


7  10    3 


32    9    8 


69.   3 


2    8    i5 


312  11    9 


63    6  10 


I    3    7 
-  10    8 

-'44 


7    6- 


923    8  11 


160  -  - 
94  12  5 
62  19   2 

197  1  4 
96  li   9 

18  II  11 
49  -  - 
39  17  - 
48    8 

7  6 
66  2 
24    2 

141  16 

167  17 

3  12  - 
34  6  10 
44  10  I 
12  18  1 
10  15    6 

15  16  10 

19  18  6 
24  16  10 

7  18  - 
90  19  6 
26  18  II 
44  19  3 
66  12 

22  U 
68    9 

16  18 
24  18 
28  17 

23  - 

8  11 

17  12 

9  13 


Lti 


HIS  s 


8811,7 
Sll  7 
81 


88  3  3 
17  16  J 


s.( 


912  2 


Sll  e 


3  5 


4,926  18    6    384  1 


From  the  following  Pjjices  Betums  have  beeii  received — Nil,  or  jio  Rates  Collected : 


Accrington., 

Christ  Church. 
AinA.wortb. 
Ardwick,  St.  Thomas, 
Ardwick,  Higher,  St.  Silas. 

A8hton-undci>Lyne : 

St.  ATichael. 

6t.  Peter. 
Astley. 

Astley  Bridge,  St  Paul. 
Andenshaw. 
Aughton. 

Bacup,  Christ  Churclu 

fiai'low  Moor,  Emmanuel. 

Barton-oo-Irwell,  St.  Cathe- 
rine. 

Bedford. 

Birch,  St.  James. 

Birkle. 

Blackburn. 
Christ  Church. 
Holy  Trinity, 
fit,  John. . 
fit  MicKael. 


Bla^kbom^con^titu^ 

St  Peter. 

St.  Tliomaa. 
Blackpool : 

Christ  Church. 

St  John. 
Bolton-le-Moors. 

AU  Saints. 

Clunst  Church. 

Emmanuel. 

St  Geor^re. 

Holy  Trinity. 
Bolton,  Little,  St.  lohn. 
Bradshaw. 

Briercliffe.  St.  James. 
Broiighton,  St  Jolin-the- 

Evangeiist 
Burnley. 

St  Jamea. 

8t  Paul. 
Bury  : 

St  Mary. 

St  PauL 
Calder  Vale. 
Castleton  Moor. 


Ohadderton,  St  Matthew. 
Oharlestown." 
Oharnock  Richard. 
Ohatburn. 

Cheetham,  St.  Hark. 
QhorIton-on-Me41ock : 

All  Sainto. 

St  Luke.  ' 

St.  Paul. 

St  SaTioup. 

St.  Stephen. 
Church  Kirk". 
Clayton-le-MoosB. 
ditheroe ; 

St  James. 

St.  Mary. 
Ooldhurst. 
Ctolne. 

Christ  Church. 
Colne  Barrowfoid. 
Grompton,  East. 
Cruinpsall,  St.  Mary. 
Oruinpsall,  Lower,  St 

Thomas. 
Darwcn,  Lower^  St.  James. 


Darwen,  Over ; 

Holy  Trinity. 

St.  James. 
Denbhaw. 

Denton:  - 

Christ  Church. 

St  Lawrence. 
Didsbury,  6t  JmnefL 
Dobcross. 
Delphinholme. 
Droyliiden. 
Elton. 
Failsworth. 

Famwortb-with-KersleT. 
Feniscoles. 
Pieetwood. 
Friezland. 

Glasson. 

Glodwick. 

Ooodfthaw. 

Gorton. 

Qrassendale. 

Grimsargh. 

Habergham,  All  Saiida. 


Harpnrhay. 

Harwooil,  Great 

Haslingden. 

Hawky. 

Healey;. 

Heap. 

Heaton  Mersey. 

Heaton  Norris : 

Christ  Church. 

St  Thomas. 
Hey,  Bt  John,  or  Ua- 
Heywood. 
Holcombe. 

HoUinwood.  SfMirjarf. 
Holme,  St  John. 
Hope. 
Hnlme : 

St  George. 

Holy  Trinity. 

8t  Johnthe-BapUit 

8t  Mark. 

St  Mary. 

StMicbad. 

St  Paul. 

St.  Philip. 


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259 


Province  of  York — Diocesh  09  'Mjuscm^BiEn— continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 


Balance  due 

on 

ireTions  Year. 

10. 


Ordinary 

Repairs  bf 

Church 

or 

Churchyard. 

11. 


Maintenance 

of  the 

Public  Worship. 

12. 


Extraordlaary 

Outhiy 
for  Bailding 

or 
Improfing. 

Id. 


InterealPaid 

on 
Bonded  Debt 

14. 


Bonded  Debt 
rma  on, 

1& 


Other 
Payments. 

16. 


Total 

expinditurb. 

17. 


Balance 

in  hand  at 

the  end 

of  Year. 

18. 


Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Year, 

19. 


No. 


£.  «.  d. 

3  2  4 
68  1  6 

4  8  4 

17  «  - 


-  13    - 

n  .  • 

"4  16    - 


211  17  11 


£.   9.   d. 
15- 

29  13    - 
12    4    - 

2  -  - 
71  15  6 
28    7  11 

21  -    - 

-  7    - 

22  16  10 

6  16    8 

3  6- 
159  11  10 

1  13  - 
6    6    6 

-  16  6 
16- 

2  10  10 
6  10  - 
2  13    8 


21     1     8 

11     6    2 

9  18    6 

6  16    2 

3  9- 

4  5  11 
16    1     7 

6  10    - 
10    -    - 

-  19  10 
4    4    9 

-  -    9 


£.  a.  d. 
16    8    - 


132-3 
62  19  1 
60  19    2 

120  -  10 
62  14  2 
14  12  6 
27     7     2 


£.  i.   d. 


£.   a.   d. 


£.    «.   If. 


20  16    1 


29 

6 
81 
11 


118    8 

1     6 

4  11 

.20  10 

.   6  19 

4    6 

7 

'9 

23 

7 

30 


42    9 


8 
3 
8 
18 
1 


1,028  11  10 


.11  13 


13    3    4 


4  10  6 

19    9  10 

8  11  - 

7  - 

10  3 

3  - 

4  - 


21 

7 

6 

.  16 


10  11     8 
9  13    - 


3,071    6  10 


100    1    3 


._ 


£.  a.    d. 

2  18    - 


8    6    3 


-  12  10 

5  14  10 
19    6    7 


6  10    4 


-  12  10 

21     9  10 

4  18  11 


£.    f.    d. 
19  11    - 

161  13  3 
07  6  6 
62  19    2 

280  12  11 
99  8  4 
18  16  10 
49    -    - 


35 

42 

6 

104 

20 


-  17     1 


1     7  10 


3  13 

« 

1  12 

7 

30  16 

6 

4     1 

« 

26  14 

8 

1     9 

2 

17    - 

- 

3    4    8 


4  10 

-  4 

159  11  10 

160  17  7 
3  12  6 

32  7  4 
26    4^11 

8    4  1 

7  13 
13  18 

13  4 

23  8  - 
7  18  - 

67  19  3 

24  11  4 
44  19  3 
76  6  - 
16  1  . 
48  14  8 

11  16  2 
23  18  9 

26  9  - 

27  .  - 
-  19  10 

14  16  6 

12  18  6 


6 
2 
6 


£.    9.    d. 


27     7 


4.14    6 

1  7    1 

2  6    2 

4    1  10 

7    -    - 

2  1     6 
18    5    2 

4    9.- 

3  2- 

6  14    - 
1     8  10 


£.   s.   d. 


396    9    6      4,807    6    4     603  13     1 


23    - 

3 

1     7 

.7 

6  13 

6 

9  14 

.8 

3  17 

6 

1    6 

- 

7  11 

9 

2  16  10 

74 

76 
76 
77 
78 
79 
80 
81 
82 
83 
84 
85 
86 
87 
88 
80 
90 
91 
92 
93 
94 
96 
96 
97 
98 
99 
10^ 
101 
lOB 
lOS 
104 
106 
106 
107 
106 
109 
110 


From  the  following  Places  Returns  have  been  received — Nil,  or  no  Rates  Collected : 


Hundel^field. 
blurst. 
Fnskip. 
Kersall. 

Lancabtef : 

St.  Anae. 

Ghriat  Chnrch. 

St.  Mary. 

St.  Thomas, 
[jan^rho. 
L.e«6fleld. 
L.ei^h. 

Levenshnlme,  St.  Peter. 
Lever  Bridge. 
Lever,  Gneat. 
Lever,  Little. 
Uttleborougby  Trinity 

Chnrch. 
UUledale. 

Loagsight,  St.  John, 
u^ytiiam,  St.  John. 

Manchester : 
Albert  MemoriaL 
St.  Andrew. 


Manchester — continusd, 

St.  Anne. 

St.  Barnabas. 

Sl  Catharine. 

St.  George. 
'  St  Janoes. 

St.  John. 

St.  Jode. 

St.  Michael. 
*  St.  PaoU 

St  Peter. 

St  PhiUp. 

St.  Simon  and  St  Jade. 
Marsden,  Great 
Marsden,  Little. 
Marton. 

Mellori  St  Mary. 
Miles  Platting,  6t  John. 
Milnrow. 
Moss  Side. 
Masbufy. 

New  Chnrch,  in  Pendle. 
New  Church,  bi  Rosaendale. 
Newton. 
Nordeo. 


Oldham : 

St.  Jdmes. 

St.  Peter.    ' 
Openshaw. 

Paddington,  St  Paul. 

Padiham. 

Parkfleld. 

Peel,  or  Little  Hnlton. 

Pendlebary,  Christ  Church. 

Pendleton,  St -Thomas. 

Penn  inaton-in-Leigh. 

PouIton-le-Sands.     ■ 

Prettolee. 

Preston : 

All  Saints. 

Christ  Chureh. 

•St  George. 

Holy  Trinity. 

•St  James. 

StLnlce. 

St  Mark. 

St.  Peter. 
Prestwich,  Ste  Margaret 

Qnemmore,  near  Lancaster. 


Radcliffe,  St.  Thomas. 
Bed  Bank,  St  Thomas. 
Ringley. 
RiTington. 

Rochdale : 

St  Albans. 

St.  Clement 

St.  James. 
Royton,  St  PanL 
Rutholme. 

Saddleworth. 
Salesbury. 
SHlford : 

St  Bartholomew. 

Christ  Chureh. 

Holy  Trinity. 

St  Matthias. 

St.  Philip. 

St.  Simon. 

St  Stephen. 
Samlesbary. 
Shireshead. 
Slierton,  9t  Loke. 
Smallbridge. 

Number  of  Places    - 


Staleyhridge: 

St.  George,  New. 

St  George,  Old. 
Stand. 
Todraorden. 
Tonge.  near  Bolton. 
Tontre,  near  Middletoo.. 
Ti»fford,  Old. 
Trawdeu. 
Tnnstef^i. 
Turton. 
Tyldesley. 
Walmersley. 
Walmstey. 
Walsden. 
Walton*  Higher. 
Wardle. 
Wemeth. 
VVhalley  RangB,  St  Mar- 

,garet. 
Whitworth. 
Winjjates. 
WithingtOD. 
Witton. 
Worsthome. 


222 


Retama. 

Nils. 

Total. 

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222 

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Province  of  York — continued. 


DIOCESE    OP    RIPON. 


=r 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  preTioos 

Year. 

1. 


AmoGDt  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 


Under  the 

Church 

Building 

Acta. 

8. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 


Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 


Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 


Borrowed 

during 

the  Tear. 

7. 


Total 
Recbipts. 

8. 


Adel       -       .       -       . 
Ainderbj  Steeple    • 
Aldborongh     .        •       - 
Aldaeld-with-Stndley       - 
Allerton  Maoleverer 
Ardfiley,  East 
Ardsley,  West,  or  Wood- 

kirlc. 
Arlceodale       .       «        . 
Arkenirsrthdale 
Amellffe      ,  - 
Aslcrigg  .       .       - 


£.    $.   d. 


5  15    4 


£.    9.   d. 

34  10    6 
29-6 

71    8    d 
10    7    4 


£•    s.   d. 


£.    i.   d. 


£.  s.  d. 


S    9  10 
$  19  10 

7  10    - 

'412 

7    6    6 


20    7    9 
29    2    - 


21  11 
16  8 
12  11 


17    8  10 


19  10    - 


Bardsey          .       .  . 

Barnlngham    •        •  • 

BartoD,  St.  Mary  and  St. 

Cotlibert. 
Barwlck-in-£Imet   - 

Bailey  Carr    -        -  - 

Bedale    -        .        •  . 

Bentham        •       •  • 

Bingley          •        •  • 

Blacktoft        .        .  . 
Bolton-by-Bol1aDd  - 
-B<)lton-on-Swales    - 
Boronghbridge 

Bowes    «-       .       •  • 

Bracewell        .        .  . 
Bradford.  St  John's,  Bow- 
ling. 

Bri}tnall          .        .  . 

Brockholes      •        •  . 
Brompton-Patrick  - 

Broughton      .        •  • 

Bumeston       -       •  . 

Burosall          .        •  • 
Burton-ln-LoDsdale 

Burton  Leonard      •  • 


Carleton 

Catterick 

Cawthorne      r 

ChapeMe-Dale 

Chapelthorpe 

Clapham 

Cleasby  ... 

CoUingham     - 

Coniston 

Copgrove 

Coverharo-cum-Horsehoase 

Cowthorpe 

Cowton,  East 

Cowton,  Sonth 

Crakehall 

Crofk      ... 


-  14    6 
2  16    - 


22  18  11 


16    3    9 
46    9  10 


6  11    6 


100  2  8 
33  1  8 
73 


2  16    2 

-  3  10 
4  16    7 

-  1    3 
1  11    8 


26  10  10 

10 

20  10    6 


14  13  10 


23    1    8 
62-8 


13    6    8 


11  6  - 
2-9 
-  5  6 
6  19  10 
1  10    4 


1  18  - 

'1  17  - 

12  9 

15  18  3 


2  15  10 
-    5  10 


20  18  6 
20  12  1 
30  6  11 
14  1  8 
24  1  8 
9  18    6 


21  11  - 
20  17  8 
31    9    1 

7  5  9 
25  3  7 
47  3  10 
9  1  10 
6  12  4 
13  11  8 
11    7    3 

22  1    4 


Dallowgin  • 
Danby  Wiske 
Deightoo,  Kirk 
Denton  - 
Dewsbnry  Moor 
Downholme  • 
Driglilinston  - 
Duii.xfortby  Low 


7  8    1 
4  16    1 

8  10    4 


2  8  9 
1  1  4 
-    -    3 


21  14    4 
20    1    - 


13    3    4 


29    7    - 
1  17    7 


25    4    5 


10-8 

12  14  6 
42  12  8 
28  18    3 

9    9    5 

13  5    8 


19  14    2 


I  10 


10 


11  10 


Basby     • 
Elmley  - 
Embsay 
Erybofme 


-    -    4 

2  17    2 
1  17    4 


24  12    - 
12    5    2 


9    9 


3    5    6 


14    7 


1    4 


29    0    2 
12    1    - 


12 


1  14    - 


1     I 


3    9    1 
2    9    7 


6  16    7 


-63 


16  19    - 


34  10  6 
29-6 
77  8  7 
10  7  4 
14  7  - 
2«  17  7 
31  15  10 

24  18  10 
21  11  7 
41  3  6 
19  17    6 


93  13    4 


18  18    9 

46  9  10 
29  6  2 
112  3  8 
38  12  8 
73    -    - 


14  13  10 
29    7    - 

10 

20  14 

4  16 

23    1 

02     1 


3 

7 

8 

11 


14  17    4 

12 

20  18    6 

31  18    1 

32  7  8 
16  1  2 
31  1  6 
11     8  10 


21  11  - 

22  15  8 
31     9  1 

9    2  9 

26  6  4 
64    3  1 

9    1  10 

12  17  3 
16  1  3 
11  13  1 
22     I  4 

13  3 
21  14 

27  9 
24  10 
33  14 


18    7  3 

15    3  3 

43  14  - 

.38  18  6 

9  15  8 

13    5  8 

29    7  - 

13    7  7 


24  12  4 
15  2  4 
22     1  10 

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Province  of  Yobs:— cantinuetL 


DIOCESE    OF    RIPON. 


EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

Balance  doe 

Ordinary 

Maintenance 

Extraordinary 

Interest  Paid 

Balance 

Repairs  of 

Outlay 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

in  Hand  at 

No. 

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Church 

of  the 

for  Building 

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. 

the  end 

at  the 

preTionsTear. 

or 
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Public  Worship. 

or 
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Bonded  Debt 

Paid  off. 

Payments. 

EXPBNDITUEB. 

of  Tear. 

end  of  the  Tear. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13, 

14. 

16. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

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Province  op  York— Diocese  op  Ripon— cc>n«intied. 


PARISH. 

RECEIPTS. 

Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

6. 

Penalties 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 

Borrowed 

during 

the  Tear. 

7. 

BAM 
Total      Onrspeu 

No. 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Church 

Bnildlng 

Acts. 

3. 

Under 

other 

Statotea. 

4. 

63 
64 
65 
66 
.  67 

68 
69 
70 
71 
72 
73 
74 
7.5 
76 

77 
78 
79 
80 
81 
82 
83 
84 
85 
80 
87 
88 
89 
90 
91 
92 
93 
94 
95 
96 

97 
98 
99 

100 
101 
102 

103 

104 
105 
106 
107 
108 
109 
110 
111 
112 
113 

114 
115 
116 
117 
118 

119 
120 
121 
122 
123 
124 

125 
126 
127 

Farnbam        u        -        - 
Farnley-ln-Otley     - 
Farnley  Tyas  -        -        - 
Fewston          .        -        • 
Forcett  -        -        -        - 

Gnrforth         ... 
Gargrave        .        .        - 
Garsdale        ... 
Giggleswick  -        .        - 
Gilling  .... 
Gisbnrne         -        -        - 
Goldsborongh 
Greenhow  Hill 
Grindleton      -        -        . 

Halifax,  Holy  Trinity     - 

HaltonGill     - 

Hamraerton,  Kirk  - 

Hardrow         -        -        - 

Harewood       -        -        . 

Hartohead-cum-Clifton   - 

Hartwlth 

Hawes    -        -        -        - 

Hawkswell     - 

Healey-        .        -        - 

Heaton,  Earls 

HipBwell 

Honley  -        -        -        - 

Hopton,  Upper 

Hornby  -        -        -        - 

Horton-in-Ribblesdale     - 

Howton  {alias  Tosside)    - 

HowRill. 

Hoyland,  High 

Hubberholme 

Huddersfield: 

St.  John     - 
St.  Paul      - 
St.  Thomas's,  Bradley  - 

Hudswell 

Hunsingors     -        .        • 

Hurst  Green  -        -        - 

Ingleton         -       -        - 

KettleweU      - 
Kippax  .... 
Kirkby  Fleetham    - 
Kirkbv  Malham      . 
Kirkby  Malzeard    - 
Kirkby-on-the-Moor 
Kirkby  Overblow    - 
Kirkby  Ravensworth 
Kirklington    -        .        - 
Knaresborongh 

Laithkirk       -       -       - 

Leathley 

Leeming         ... 

Linton    -        -        .        - 

Manfleld 

Manston         ... 
Marrick         -       .       - 
Marske.       -       -       - 
Marten,  near  Skipton 
Marton-with-Orafton,  near 

Oosebnnu 
Masham         -       -       - 
Melsonby 
Meltham        -       •       - 

£.   s.    d. 
12    9 

6  18  10 

8  11    6 

5    5    8 
12     1     5 

4    *7    8 

-  -  10 

2    8    2 

7  13    3 

31     1    - 

16    6 
1  14    8 

-  11    - 

1  2    2 

2  8    4 
1     5  11 

-  6    - 

-  2    1 

3  12    - 

1  10    9 

2  1  10 

24    6    7 
28    2  10 

3  1  10 

-  8    - 

9  11    6 
9  14    6 
1  14    - 

-  18  10 

14    5 

-  15    3 

-  12    5 
3    1  11 

1     4    8 

3    9  10 
1    4    7 

1  10    4 

£.    #.    d. 

6  7    3 
12  12    5 

32  14    6 
21    5    5 

26  10  11 
57  12  10 

61     8    6 
34-8 
28    9    8 
16  12    6 

15  8    - 

16  2    6 

12  17  10 

16  13    3 
72  16    - 
19    2    - 
14  13    - 

14  7    4 

15  13    1 

16  17  11 
26  11     2 
11  14    4 

5    2    2 

7  -    - 

14  12    4 

8  13  10 
11  10    8 

21  6    1 

15  13    9 
39  19    7 

17  19    3 
42    6    8 

33  3    6 

18  11  10 
30    1     7 

22  10    - 
38    8    1 

215  17    9 

14  4    3 

11  1     1 
26    6    5 

15  12    6 

15    5    3 
18  10    2 

12  12    5 

12  7    6 
15  11     2 

13  18  11 

48  18    9 

14  14  10  . 
25  11    4 

£.  s.  d. 

115  12    7 
5  12    2 

£.  *.  d. 
31  13    7 

12    9    2 
1     1    - 

••         — 
.         • 

22-7 

£.   #.    d. 

12 

4  14    4 

8  10    - 
23  13    4 

5  13    8 

6  2    2 

•             • 
4  13    8 

£.    f.   d. 
15    6 

-  14    - 
3  10    - 
2  11    - 

-  13    3 

1     2    - 

1  7    6 
7  16    8 

70    5    6 

37  15    - 

2  4    1 

-  10    - 

2    5- 

199    5    9 
32  17    8 

•         • 
1  11    6 

9    4    6 
9    6    8 

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£.  f .   A 

7  10   - 
12  12   5 
31  13    7 

84 

28    4    3 

35  2    5 

58    6  10 

70    4    2 
34-8 
43    2    1 
16  12    6 

19  15    8 
16    3    4 

116    5  10 

15  6    - 
12    9    2 

25  8    6 
74    3    6 
57  19    8 
14  13    - 

1    6   6 

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Pateley  Bridge 
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Pickbill-cum-Roxby 
Pool       -        .        -        . 
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Riddlesden,    or    Morton 

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Ripley   -        -        .        - 
Rokeby  -        -        -        - 
Romaldkirk    -        .        - 
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Stainley,  South 
Stallingbusk  -        .        - 
Stamboroogh .        •        - 
Stanwick,  St.  John's 
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Thornton-in-Lonsdale 
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Thornton-Watlass  - 
Thurcross       .       -       - 

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St.  John     .        •       - 
St  Mary's  -       •       - 

Wath     .... 

Weeton  .... 

Well       .... 

Wonsley        .       .       - 

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Province  op  York — ^Diocese  of  Bipon — continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 


Ordlosry 

Repain  of 

Charch 

or 

Charchyard. 

11. 


Maintenance 

of  the 

PablieWordiip. 

IS. 


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Outlay 
for  Boilding 

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18. 


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80  18  10 
25  16  - 
41  8  10 
44  4  4 
67  8  8 


£.  #.  d. 


6  5  5 

-  2  - 

10  3  9 

216  7 


19  2 


2  10  5 
8  18  10 


7  8  10 

22  17  10 

1  15  2 


-  15  2 

35  2  6 
7  16  - 


-  14  4 

3  3  5 

12  12  3 

-  6  9 
2  8  1 

24  3  6 

7  12  7 

4  9  6 

1  18  4 

2  18  10 

1  4  11 

4  10  6 

1  8  10 


8  8  5 

8  10  8 

1  18  9 
-  14  10 

9  8  8 

11  16  8 


2  17  6 
-68 

-  8  - 

-  12  4 
2  8  7 


£.    9.    d. 


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Province  of  York — Diocese  of  Kifon — continued. 


No. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  prev  ions 

Year. 

1. 


Amoont  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 


Under  the 
Chorcb 


Under 
T,  .,j-  other 

Bu.Id.Dg     I     g^^j^ 

Acts.      I 
3.  4. 


Eodow.ent.    ^^^^ 
Alms, 

^  1    orother 

.iid  of  Rates.     Receipts. 

I 
5.  6. 


daring 
the  Tear. 

7. 


Total 

hxceipts. 

8. 


Bdioes 


194 
195 
196 
197 

198 


Whijiley 

Witton,  East  -  -  - 
Witton,  West  -  -  - 
Woodhoose,  Christ  Chorch 


Yafforth 


Total 


-    -£. 


£.    9.  d, 

18    9  - 

19  2 

-  11  - 


15    2 


£,   9,    d. 


£.    f .    d. 


39  19 
28  12 
14  10 
28  19 

9  14 


634  17  10     4,222  3  10 

I 


259    4     1 


£.    f.   d. 


183     7     1 


£.    «.    d. 


£.    «.    d. 
5    -    - 


£.   9.    d. 


63    8  I 

i5    1  6 

15    1  - 

88  19  - 

10  19  2 


i  1  1 
2015  3 


134  10     1    ,  592     1     1 

I 


6,026  10    -    ^  3  4 


From  the  following  Places  Returns  Lave  been  received — Xil,  or  no  Rates  collected. 


Addingbaro. 

Allerton  Chapel,  near  Leeds. 

Allerton  Moor. 

Almondbory. 

Armitago  Bridge. 

Armley. 

Arthington. 

Askwitb. 

Austwick. 

Aysgarth. 

Bankfoot. 

Barkbland. 

Bamoldswick. 

Bamsley. 

St.  George. 

8t.  John. 

St  Mary. 
Batley. 

Battyeford,  Christ  Chorch. 
Beeston. 
Bierley. 
Bilton. 
Birkinsbaw-cnm-Huosworth 

or  Leeds,  St  PaoL 


BirstalL 
Birstwith. 

Bradford : 
St.  Andrew. 
Christ  Chorch. 
St  James. 
St.  John. 
St  Jude. 
St  Lnke. 

St  Mark,  Low  Moor. 
St  Peter. 

St  Stephen,  Bowling. 
St  Thomas. 

Bradshaw. 

Bramhope. 

Bramley. 

Brighoose. 

Brompton-on-Swale. 

Barley,  in  Leeds. 

Barley,  in  Otley. 

Burmantofts. 

Burrill. 

Buttershaw. 


Calverley. 

Cautley-witft-Dowbiggin. 

Charlesiowu. 

Clayton,  St.  John. 

Clerkheaton. 

Coley. 

Cononley. 

Cowffill. 
Cowling* 
CrosIaDd,  Sooth. 
Cross  Stone. 
Cullingworth. 
Cuoiberworth. 

Dae  re. 
Dalehead. 
Dartoo. 
Denby, 
Denboline  Gate. 

Dent 
Denton. 
Dewsbury. 
Dod  worth. 


Eastwood. 

Hani^g  Hestoa. 

n. 

EccleshilL 

Barley  Wood. 

Elland. 

Harrogate,  Low. 

Esbolt 

Haworth. 

Farnley. 
Farsley. 
Flockton. 

Headlnglev. 
Hebden  Bridge. 
Heckmondwikt. 
Helme. 

Qawber. 

HeptonstalL 

Gineleswick. 

Hepworth. 

Gildersome. 

Holbeck: 

Girlini^ton.                   • 

St  Barnabas. 

Golcor. 

St  John. 

Greetland. 

St  Matthew. 

Grewelthorpe. 

Holmbridge. 

GrintOD. 

Honley. 

Guiseley. 

Horbury. 
Horsibrth. 

Haley  HilL 

Horton,  Great 

Halifax. 

Huddersfield : 

St.  John  in  the  WUd  r- 

All  Saint«,  Paddoct 

ness. 

Holy  Trinity. 

St.  James. 

St.  Peter. 

St  Paul,  King  Cross. 

St  Thomas. 

Nomber  of  Retornt  receired  for  the  Diocete 


DIOCESE    OF    YORK 


PABI8H. 

RECEIPTS. 

Balance 

fromprerioiis 

Tear. 

L 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowments 

in 
AM  of  Rates. 

5. 

PenalUes, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipto. 

6. 

Borrowed 

daring 

the  Year. 

7. 

Total 
Rbcbipts. 

8. 

3^ 

ittkitf! 

ofT« 
9. 

tf: 

r 

At 

Common 

Law. 

S. 

Under  the 

Church 

Bailding 

Acts. 

3. 

> 

Under 

other 

Rtatntes. 

4. 

Aberfoid 
Acaster  Malbis 
Acaster  Selby 
Acklam,  East 
Acklam,  West 
Acomb    -        -        -        - 
Adlingfleet     - 
Adwick-le-Str«et    -       - 

£.    9.    d. 

8    6    8 
1  15  10 
-14  10 
-  18    0 

3  18  10 

£.   s.    d. 

48  n  11 
12  13    8 

9  10  11 

8    7- 

85  10    6 
43 

£.   f .    d. 

£.  #.  d. 

£.    t.    d. 

•                             m 

1  10    - 

£.  #.   d. 
11    1    - 

£.   #.   d. 

£.   #.   d. 

48  11  11 
14  10  10 

1  15  10 
10    5    9 

9    6    6 
37    6    5 
25  10    6 
46  18  10 

— 

1  .*• 

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Province  op  York — Diocese  op  Ripon — continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Year. 

19. 

Balance  dae 

on 

preyioosYear. 

10. 

Ordinary 

Repairs  of 

Cliurch 

or 

Churchyard. 

11. 

Maintenance 

of  the 

Public  Worship. 

12. 

Extraordinary 

Outlay 
for  Building 

or 
Improving. 

13. 

Interest  Paid 

on 
Bonded  Debt 

14. 

Bonded  Debt 
Paid  off. 

16. 

Other 
Payments. 

16. 

Total 
Expenditure. 

17. 

Balance 
in  Hand  at 
.   the  end 

of  Year. 

18. 

No. 

£.   9.   d. 

£.   9.   d. 
6  11  10 

-    4    - 

£,  1.    d. 

39  16    4 
20    7    - 
11  15    - 
49    2    - 

6  12    2 

£.   9.    d. 

£.   9.   d. 

£.   9.    d. 

£.   9.    d. 

6  -  - 
2    3    9 

-  12    2 

4    2    2 

£.    9.    d. 

44  16    4 
29    2    7 
11  15    - 
49  14    2 

10  18    4 

£.    9.    d. 
18  11    9 

3    6- 
-    -  10 

£.    9,    d. 

194 
195 
196 
197 

198 

325  12    5 

1,093    1    - 

3,294  13    9 

242  14    6 

8    -    - 

40    -    - 

725    6    4 

5,729    8    - 

666  11    4 

160    -    - 

From  the  Ibllowing  Places  Returns  have  been  received — Nil,  or  no  Rates  Collected  : 


Snnslet : 

Leeds — continued. 

Manniagham,  St.  Paul. 

Redmire. 

Thong,  Nether. 

St,  Jude. 

Holy  Trinity. 

Markington. 

Richmond. 

Thomes. 

St.  Mary. 

St  James. 

Marsden. 

Richmond,  Holy  Trinitv. 

TbomhiU  Lees. 

3unton. 

St.  John  the  Evangelist 

Meanwood.   ^ 

Ripon,  Holy  Trinity. 

Thomthwalte. 

button  Magna. 

St.  Luke. 

Melbecks. 

Rlppenden. 

Thurgoland. 

[die. 

St  Mary. 

Milnsbridge. 

Robert  Town. 

Tburstonland. 

[llingworth. 
[ngrow-cam- Hafai  worth. 

St.  Matthew. 

Mirfield. 

Roecliffe. 

St.  Paul. 

Mold  Green. 

Salterhebble. 

Waddington. 

St.  Peter. 

Morley,  St  Peter. 

Sawley. 

Wakefield,  St.  Andrew. 

?:ei«hley. 

St  Philip. 

Morton. 

Scainmonden. 

Weston. 

Cildwick. 

St.  Saviour. 

Mytholmroyd. 

Scissett. 

West  Town,  St  Mattlow 

Cirkburton. 

St  Thomas.* 

New  Mill. 
Ossett,  South. 

Sedbergh. 

Wetherby. 

Cirkheaton. 
Cirkstall. 

Leeds,  New,  Holy  Truuty. 

Lightcliffe. 

Dudley. 

Linthwaite. 

Liversedge. 

Lockwood. 

Loflhouse. 

Settle. 
Shelf. 

Whitley,  Lower. 
Wibsey. 

inaresborongh,    Holy 

Outwood. 

Shepley. 

Wilsden-cum-Allerton. 

Trinity. 

Oxenhope. 

Shipley. 

Wilshaw. 

Laister  Dyke,  St.  Mary. 
Langcliffe. 

Leeds: 

Pellon,  Mount 
Pudsey,  St.  Paul. 
Queensbury. 

Silkstone. 
Skelton. 
Sowerby, 
St.  G'eorge. 

Winksleywith-Grantley. 
Woodhouse,  St.  Mark. 
Wortley. 
Wortley,  New. 

All  Saints. 

Longwood. 

Rashcliffe. 

St  Mary. 

Wycliffe. 

St.  Andrew. 

Lothersdale. 

Rastnck. 

Sowerby  Bridge. 

Wyke. 

Christ  Church. 

Luddenden. 

Rathmel. 

Stanley. 

St.  George. 

Lunds. 

Rawdon. 

StannlDgley,  St  Thomas. 

Number  of  Places    - 

Yeadon. 

-    219 

Returns. 

Nils. 

Total. 

198 

219 

417 

DIOCESE     OF    YORK. 


EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Year. 

19. 

Balance  due 

on 
previous  Year. 

10. 

Ordinary 

Repairs  of 

Church 

or 

Churchyard. 

11. 

Maintenance 
ofthe      ' 
PubUc  Worship. 
12. 

Extraordinary 

Outlay 
for  Building 

or 
Improving. 

13. 

Interest  Paid 

on 
Bonded  Debt. 

14. 

Bonded  Debt 
Paid  off. 

15. 

Other 
Payments. 

16. 

Total 
Expenditure. 

17. 

Balance 

in  Hand  at 

the  end 

of  Year. 

18. 

No. 

£.  9.    d. 
8  13    6 

m                          m 

5  13    6 

£.    9.    d. 

^  14    3 

'824 

18    6 

10    -  10 

1    ii    3 

9-8 

£.  9.    d. 

29  18    2 
7    13 
1  16    6 

"  3  16    - 
21    2    4 
20  14    6 
13    0    4 

•                        • 

£.  #.   a. 

•         • 

£.  t.    d. 

£.    9.    d. 
2    16 

'4  12    - 

8  13    8 

1  14    - 

ao 

£.    9.    d. 

38  11     7 

12  17    - 

1  16    6 

8  2    4 

9  16    6 
30  16  10 
29    4    1 
46    7    - 

£.  9.   d 

11-4 
2    2  10 

2    8    6 
1  11  10 

£.   i.    d. 

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No. 


9 
10 
11 
13 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
IB 
10 
20 
21 
S2 
Sd 
d4 
26 
26 

27 
28 
29 
80 
81 
82 
83 
84 
86 


86 
87 
88 
89 
40 
41 
42 
43 
44 
46 
46 
47 
48 
49 

60 
51 
62 
63 
64 
66 
66 
67 
58 
69 
60 
61 
62 
63 
64 
66 
66 
67 


70 
71 
72 
73 
74 
76 
76 

77 

78 
79 
80 

61 
62 


PAR] 


Adwick-OD-Dearne  -  '  - 
Aislaby.        .        . 

Aldborough    .        -  - 

Allerston        .        -  - 

Allerthorpe    -        -  - 
Allertoitf  North 
Alne  with  Aldwark 

Arapleforth-    .        .  - 

Anston  •  -  •  - 
Appleton  Wiflke 

Arksey  -        -        -  - 

Armin    •        -        -  - 

Armthorpe      •        -  - 

Askern  .  •  •  . 
Askham  Bryan 

Aston     -        -        -  - 

Atwick  -  .  -  - 
Ayton-in-Cle?eland 

Badflworth  .  .  • 
Bagby  .... 
Bainton-  .  .  • 
Barlby  .  -  •  - 
Barmby  Marth 
Barmby  Moor 
Barmston  ... 
Bamborgh  •  •  « 
Barton-le-Street,  inclading 

Coneysthorpc  and  Bat- 

terwick. 
Beeford-        -        -        - 
Bempton        -        -        - 
Bessingby       -        -        - 
Beswick  .        -        • 

Bielby   -        .        -        . 
Bilbrough       ... 
Bilsdale-       .        -       - 
Bilton-in-HoIdemesi 
Biltoo  (near  York)  - 
Birdsall- 

Birkby  -  -  -  - 
Birkin  .  -  •  - 
Bolstentone  .  •  - 
Bolton  •  on  •  Deame,    St 

Andrew's. 
Bolton  Percy  -        -       - 
BoBsall  .... 
Boston  Spa    -       •       - 
Boy  n  ton         .        •        - 
Bradfteld        ... 
Braffertoo       ... 
Braithwell      ... 
Bramham       ... 
Brampton  Bierlow  - 
Brandeaburton 
Brandsby        -        -        - 
Brantingham .        •       • 
Brearton        ... 
Bretton,  Monk 
Brodsworth     -        .        - 
Brompton,  All  Saints 
Broomfleet,  St  Mary 
Brotherton     - 
Brotton  • 
Bubwith 
Bulmer  . 
BurghwalUa   • 
Baraby  - 
Burton  Agnes 
Burton  Bishop 
Burton  Cherry 
Burton,  North,  or  Barton 

Flemiog. 
Burton  Pidsea 
Burythorpe    -       -       - 
Buttererambe 
BylandyOld  •       •       - 

Campsall  «•  -  - 
Cantley:        .        -        - 


12    8 
-12 


13  19 


1  11  6 
4  18  8 
1  11     2 


1  18  6 

9  11  3 

-    8  6 

9  11  1 

29  16  11 

1  12  - 

13  4 


8  17    G 


37  13  4 
14.13.  3 
10  19  4 
76  17  7 
80    -    - 


28    1    1 

74  6  - 
48  13  8 
32    -  11 


14 


3  4 

22    1  2 

10  12  2 

17  12  10 


9    8  11 

19  10    6 

20  19    6 


-12  10 
3  4- 
-  19    6 


3  13  6 

-    7  8 
6-6 

1  16  1 

2  16  8 
8    3  4 

8  16  1 

8    6  4 

8    3  3 


4  18    6 
7    4    6 


8    7    6 


10    - 

10  1 
4  11 
4  9 
4  11 


1  1  11 
-87 

2  12    7 


18    9 


1  12    2 

7  10    4 

-  8    4 

2  9  10 

-  12    4 

-  11    8 
18    6 

4    7    6 
4    11 


39  10  3 
11  17  2 
13  12    6 


13    4 

13  11 

6  6 
9  18 

12  11 

7  15 
31  17 

14  17 
11  13 
19    8  11 
10  16  11 

3  6  11 
14  4  - 
43  13    - 


13    6    - 


87    7    9 

3  16     1 

27  13    8 


24  -  - 
10  9  4 
36  11  11 
16    -    - 


6  17  10 
23  2  8 
40  7  - 
43  12 

26  2 
16  10 
81    9 

11  - 

27  - 
9  13 

16  7 

12  14 
86    7 

28  15 

17  16 


7  6    8 
10    8    8 

8  19 
8  16  10 

88  17    2 
21  10    7 


7    4    2 


20  14    8 


11  14  10 


6  15    6 


8  10    - 


-  10    - 


16- 


-    7    - 


32    6    2 
-  19    6 


16  18    4 


8  -  - 
2  7- 
4  13    9 


6  11     7 


18    8 


-76 


16    6 


8  10    - 


10  - 
3  10 
87  14 
14  13 
10  19 
89  16 
80    - 


1  11 
82  19 

8  16 
74  16 
48  13 
82  - 
14  11 
16  1 
81  12 
11  - 
27  3 


60  10  2 
11  -  11 

20  13  10 

21  6  6 


40  8  1 
15  1  2 
14  11  11 
11  14  10 


13  4  - 

17  4  10 
6  12  8 

14  18  10 
12  11  8 

9  10 
84  13 

18  - 
11  18 

23  6 
14  2 

6  6 

24  14 
48  6 


8 
2 
6 
0 

8 
11 
3 
9 


42  6  3 

I 

11-6 

27  13  8 

6  16  6 

82  6  2 

27  7  6 

17-4 

46  11  11 

16  -  - 

10  1  7 

4  11  7 

11  6  10 

27  14  3 

40  7  - 

46  1  6 

27  4  2 

16  1  7 

81  9  7 

14  18  6 

27  -  - 

9  13  8 

S 

17  11  6 

3 

12  14  3 

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68  1  - 

- 

80  7  6 

. 

26  6  6 

- 

-  8  4 

10 

18  6  6 

1 

11  I  - 

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8  18  6 

• 

6  6  4 

• 

88  4  7 

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EXPENDITURE. 

Beaded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

Balance  dae 

Ordinary 
Repairs  uf 

Bxtraordloary 
OnUaj 

Interest  Paid 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

TOTAI. 

Balance 
in  Hand  at 

No. 

00 

Cbiircn 
or 

of  the 

for  Building 
or 

on 

Paid  off. 

Payments. 

EXPENBITURB. 

theeod 

at  the 
end  of  the  Year. 

Clinrcl^ard. 

PubUc  Worabip. 

Improving. 

Bonded  Debt 

of  Year. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

16. 

la 

17. 

18. 

19. 

£.   #. 

d. 

£.   #.    d. 

£.    9.  d. 

£.   IP  If  . 

£.  #. 

d. 

£.  #.    d. 

£.   #.    d. 

£.    t.     d. 

£.  «.    d. 

£.     i.    d. 

. 

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3    6    8 

3  10    - 

•            • 

• 

.            • 

. 

6  15    8 

3    4    6 

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9 

. 

. 

1    -    - 

2  10    - 

. 

. 

• 

. 

3  to    - 

— 

.. 

10 

. 

. 

36  16    6 

• 

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. 

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- 

86  15    6 

-  19    1 

_ 

11 

. 

. 

2  16    8 

2  14    - 

9    8    3 

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12 

-  18 

6 

-  11    6 

6    1     8 

. 

• 

• 

-  18    6 

8  10    1 

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.. 

13 

14  17  10 

31     3    2 

• 

m 

• 

12  13    4 

68  14    4 

31    2    3 

— 

14 

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14    7    8 

• 

m 

. 

2  17    - 

80    -    - 

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15 

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6  16    4 

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. 

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14    8    9 

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6    8    9 

28    -    - 

4  19    9 

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. 

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4  11    - 

• 

• 

• 

J     7    1 

6    5    8 

2    9    8 

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18 

10  11 

11 

9    2    6 

41  16    8 

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• 

. 

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72  18    - 

1  17    - 

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19 

7    8 

3    6  11  • 

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. 

21     7    - 

41    2    7 

7  11     1 

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20 

13    6 

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4    7    8 

19  10    8 

12  10    3 

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21 

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6 

7  10    - 

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6  19    3 

16    4    8 

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SUMS   RECEIVED   IN   RESPECT   OF   CHURCH   OR   CHAPEL   RATES   IN    EACH   PARISH  IN 


Province  op  York — ^Diocese  op  York — continued. 


No. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  preTioos 

Year. 

1. 


Amonot  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 


Under  the 

Church 

Boiidlng 

Acts. 

a. 


Under 

other 

Statatet. 


Eudowmenta 

in 
AidofRatea. 

6. 


Penalties, 


or  other 
Receipts. 

6. 


Borrowed 

during 

the  Tear. 

7. 


Total 
Rbcbipts. 

8. 


166 
159 
160 
161 
162 
163 


164 
166 
106 
167 
168 
160 
170 
171 
172 
173 
174 
176 
176 
177 
178 
179 
180 
181 
182 
183 
184 
186 


186 
187 

188 
189 
IQQ 
191 
192 
193 
194 
195 
196 
197 
198 
199 
SOO 
201 
202 
803 
804 
205 
206 
207 
i>08 
209 


810 
211 


212 
218 
814 
215 
216 
217 
218 
219 
820 
221 
822 


223 
824 
826 

826 


GoatUand 
Goodmanham  - 
OoxhUl  . 
Orimston,  North 
Orindale 
Guiaboroagh  - 


Hackness 

Haddlesey 

Halsham 

Hurdwick,  East 

Harome  -        -        - 

Harpham 

HarswcU 

Harthill 

Harwood  Dale 

Hatfield 

Huwnby 

Haxby   .        «        . 

Hoyton  -        -        - 

Healaagh 

Helmsley 

Helmsley  Gate 

Helmsley,  Upper    - 

Helperthorpe  - 

HemingboroDgh 

Hemsworth     - 

Hcslerton,  East 

HesIertoDy  West     - 


£.  t.   d. 

8  18  10 

-  10    6 

-  8    8 


Hesliogton : 

St.  Lawrence 

St.  Paul      -  -       - 

Hickleton       .  •        . 

HiUton  -        .  •        . 

Hilton    -        .  -       - 

HUiderwell     -  -        - 

HoUym  -        -  -        - 
Holme-on-Spaldfaig-Moor 

Holmpton       .  .        . 

Holtby    .         -  .         - 
HootoD  Pag^ell 
Hootoo  Roberts 

Hotham  .  •        - 

Hovingham    -  •        - 

Hoy  land  .  -        - 

Huggate         -      *  - 

Humbleton     -  •        • 

Hunmanby     •  -        - 

Huntington    •  -        . 

Husthwaite    •  •       - 

Hutton  BonTille  - 
Hutton  Based 

Hutton  Cranswick  - 
Hattons  Ambo 


Ingleby  Amcleff 
Ingleby  Greenhow 


Kellington 

Kexby    • 

Keyingham 

Kilbom 

Kildale  - 

Kilhara  - 

Kilnhurst 

Kibisea  - 

Kilnwfck 

Kilvington,  South   • 

Kimberworthy  St  lliomas 


Kiogston-onrHnU : 

Holy  Trinity 
St.  Mark's  - 
St.  Mary     • 

Kirby-Cold     - 


3  18    6 
81     1    8 


-  19    1 
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9    9  1 

11-8 

10  18  - 

11  11  1 
66    9  8 


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40  12 

8  16  6 

62    6  6 

7  16  8 

18  14  2 

7  13  - 

11     8  9 

78  10  6 

6    8  1 


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38    3    6 


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York— Diocese  of  Yobk— continued. 

EXPENDITURE. 

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end  of  the  Year. 

10. 

11. 

13. 

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14. 

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16. 

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Pbotiwob  or  YoBK— DrocBSB  or  Yoaso^-^mit^tud. 


PARISH. 


Kirbywin-Cleyelaii  - 

Kirby-Grindalythe  - 

Kirby*Knowle 

Kirby-Mispertoir     - 

Kirby  Sigston 

Kirby  UQderdad&    - 

Kirby  Wiske  - 

Kirkbum        -        -        - 

KirkbyfDOonide 

Kirkby,  South 

Kirk  by  Wharfe 

Kirk  Ella 

Kirkleaiham  .        -        - 

Kirklaavington 

Kirk  Bmeaton 

Lansrton         -  -  - 

Laatingbam    -  -  - 
Laughton-en-le-Mocthen 

St.  John's   -  -.  - 

Laxton  -        -  •-  - 

Leake    -        -  -»  - 

Leconfield      .  »  - 

Ledsham         .  -  - 

Leppington     -  -  - 

LetweU  -        -  -  - 

Leven     .        .  •■  - 

Levisham       .  —  - 

Lissett  -        -  -  - 

Liverton         .  -  - 

LockiDgton    -  -  - 
Londeftboroagh 

Loversall        .  -  - 
Lowthorpe      - 

Land      -        .  --  - 
Luttons  Ambo 

Lythe    -        -  -  - 

Maltby  •        - 

Mai  ton,  New : 
St.  Leonard's 
St  Michael 

Maltco,  Old  - 

Mapleton 

Marfleot 

Marr 

Marston,  Long 

Marton  (Id  Cieyeland) 

Marton-cnm-Moxby,     or 

Marton  in  the  Forest., 
Martoo-le-Moor 
Melton  -        - 
Melton,  High 
Mexborongh  • 
Micklefleld     - 
Middleton  (near  Pickering) 
Middleton-on-Lefen 
Mlddletonron-the-Wold 
Midhope 
Mil  ford.  Souths  St.  Mary 
Milliogton 
Mookton-Moor 
Muston .        -         - 
Myton-on-Swale»  East 

Nabnra  -        -        - 
Nafferton  and  Wansftnrd 
Newbald 

Newton-iu-Cleveland 
NewtoD-npoo-Oose 
Newton,  Wold 
Nonnanby 
Normanton     - 
Norton  - 
Nunburnholme 
Nunkeeling    - 
Nunnington   - 
Nunthorpe     - 


R  K  C'B  I  P  T  8. 


Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

r. 


20  IS  - 

-  9  7 

-  9  9 
5  J6  8 

5  19 

3  13    1 

6  4  10 

4  11  10 
10    6    9 


-  8    8 

-  9    4 


5    8 
8    7 

»    1 


16  !• 

3  1 

18  U 
16  3 
10    9 

9    9 

K)    7 

4  4 

7    5 

19  U 

1    5 
3  K) 


-  13 


4  12    6 


-  4 

8  7 

-  9 

9  17 


4    - 
1    3 


-    6    4 


-  9 

-  19 

4    9 
U  11 

8    8 


1  19  8 
16  ,5  - 
7  4  8 
9  19  10 
1  -  9 
9    1 


6 


19    9 


Amount  of  Rates  Collecteii 


At 

Comnoa 

Law. 


19-6" 
9  9  4. 
6  12    1 


17  8 
4  5 
23  19 
16  5 
38  10 
35  12 
33  6 
55  - 
97  17 
97fll 
19,  8 


11. 


9  9- 
22  10  - 
50  10    — 


13    4 


9 


28    4 

6'  9    - 
93    7    9 


6  -  - 
8  11  6 
4    8- 

15  13    9 
87  11     1 
11  18    5 
14a0^  9. 
11     7    9 


18    6 


86    - 
96  15 


8 


99    8    4 
9  15  10 

14    5    6 

16  19 

81     - 

9411 
6    0 


9 


9 


7    6  9 

95  19  6 
43  5  8 
83  13  3 
10  14  - 

96  3  9 
5  17  8 


3    6  5 

64    7  - 

19  19  8 

6    7  9 

17  11  9 

9019.  3 


31  14  1 
96'19  10 
96-6 


7  19    9 

11  10  5 

99  11  9 

90    -  - 

7    6  10 

19    9  9 

19    9  8 

4  16  - 


Under  the 

Gbwck 

BuUdbg 

Acts.. 

9. 


£.   r.   d. 


Under 


Statutes. 

4. 


£.  g.   d. 


16  i9ao 


8    4 


AldofBfttas. 
6. 


£.    ^   cT 


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4 


Eswiinesj 
,    Alms, 
or  other 
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a 


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during 

the  Tear. 

7. 


£.    t*   d. 


13    9 


—  6i   - 


11  10 


-  &    - 


-    7  lO* 


4    66 


1    9=   - 
9.  9:    9 


9    1 


£.   «.   d. 


Ibrii. 


£.   r.  dl 

31  18  6 

9  18  II 

7    1  4 

6  16  9 

n    8  9 

9^    6  5 

99  19  6 

90    1  4 

49  14  10 

40    4  - 

49  19  4 

65  10  - 

97  17  - 

97  19  8 

19  11  9 


11  14 
96  19 
69  10 


6 

4 

16 

9 


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8 
9 
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9 
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7  6 
39  17 
14    9 

6  - 
11    9 

8  4 

9  7 
19  6 
97  11 
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11  7  9 
96  19    - 


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96  -   - 
97-4 

91  9  9 
9  16  10 
14  5  0 
16  14  9 
91 

97  8    7 
6    9- 


7  6 
99  19 
44  9 
99  19 
10  14 
90  10 

6  4- 
16  19  10 

6  4  10 
64  19  9 
19  19  8 
13  18  6 
99  9  8 
99-9 

39  6  9 
69  17  10 
39  5  9 
10  16  10 


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11  10 
98  9 
30    - 

7  7 
18  4 
16  10 

4  16 


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No. 


Province  of  York— Diocese  of  York— conftnwerf. 


PARISH. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance 

from  preyiouB 

Year. 

1. 


Amount  of  Rates  Collected 


At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 


Under  the 

Chnrcb 

Building 

Acts. 

8. 


Under 

other 

Statutes. 


Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

A. 


Penalties, 

Alms, 

or  other 

Receipts. 

6. 


Borrowed 

during 

the  Tear. 

7. 


Total 


Receipts, 


8. 


300 
801 
302 
303 
304 
305 
806 

307 
308 
309 
810 
811 
812 
313 
314 


315 
816 
817 
318 
319 
320 
321 
322 
323 
324 
825 
326 
327 
328 
329 
330 
831 
832 
^3 
334 
835 
336 
337 

338 
839 
840 
341 
342 
343 
344 
345 
346 
347 
348 

349 
850 
351 
852 
853 
354 
355 
356 

357 

358 
359 

360 
361 
^62 
363 
:364 
1J65 
886 
367 
368 
389 
370 
371 
372 


Ormesby 
Osraotherley   - 
Oswaldkiric    - 
Otteriog^n,  North 
Otterington,  South  - 
Overton 
Owthom 


Patrington     -        -  - 

Paull     .        .        -  . 

Pickering       .        -  - 

Pockley          -        -  . 

Pontefract      -        -  - 
Poppleton,  Nether  - 
Poppleton,  Upper  - 
Preston,  including  Leiley 
Township. 

Raskelfe         .        .  - 

Rayenfleld      -        -  - 

Rawcliffe        -        -  . 

Rawmarsh     -        -  - 

Redcar  -        -        -  - 

Reighton        •        -  - 

Riccall  -        -        -  - 

RiliingtOQ       .        .  - 

Rise       -        «        •  - 

Rlston,  Long  -        •  « 

Roos  .  -  -  - 
Rosedale,  East 

Rossington     •       -  • 

Rotherham  -  -  - 
RoDuton,  West 

Routh    -        -        -  - 

Rowley  -        -       -  - 

Roystone        -        -  - 

Rudby   -        -        -  - 

Rudston         .        •  . 
Rufforth 
Ruston  Parva 
Ryther-cum-Orzendyke  • 

Salton    .        -        •  - 

Sancton  -  .  - 
Sandall-Kirk  ... 
Saudhutton,  near  Thirsk  - 
Sandhutton,  near  York    - 

Saxton  .        -        -  - 

Scalby   -        -        -  - 

Scampston     -        -  - 

Scawton         .        •  - 

Scorbrough     -        -  • 

Scrayingham  -  -  - 
Sculcoates : 

St.  Mary's  -.       -  - 

St  Paul's  - 
Seamer,  near  Scarborough 
Seamer,  near  Yarm 

SeAsay   -        -        -  - 

Settrington     -        -  - 
Sheffield,  St.  John  - 
Sherbum,  near  New  Mai- 

ton. 
Sherburn-in.Elmet  - 
SherriffHutton 
Shipton,     near     Market 

Woighton. 
Shipton,  near  York 

Sigglesthome .  -  - 
Silton,  Nether 

Silton,  Over   -        -  - 

Sinnington     .        -  . 
Skeckling-cum-Burstwick 
Skeffling        -        -     '  - 
Skelbrook 
Skelton,  near  York 

Skeme  -        •       -  - 

Sltipsea-        -        -  - 

Sklpwith        .        -  - 

Skirlaugh      -        -  - 


£.   9.   d. 

27  13    - 


3    8    4 
1  19    1 


22    5    - 


£.    t. 

15  18 

23    2 

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Province  op  York — ^Diocese  op  York — continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 


Ordinary 

Repairs  of 

Clrarch 

or 

Churchyard. 

11. 


Mainteaance 

«f4he 

PabUeWonhip. 

IS. 


Extraordinaiy 

Oailay 
for  Building 

or 
InproTli^ 

18. 


IntereftPaid 

on 
Bonded  Debt. 

14. 


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Fftidofll 

16. 


Other 

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16. 


Total 

expbndxturb. 

17. 


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the  end 
of  Tear. 

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13  13  8 


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7  18  10 
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16  16 

8  16 

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9 
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11 

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6 
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6 


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3  16 

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10  - 
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113  7  7 
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334 
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360 
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863 
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366 
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387 

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390 
391 
392 

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898 
399 
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401 
402 
403 
404 
405 
406 
407 
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409 
410 
411 
412 
413 
414 
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416 

417 
418 

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422 
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420 
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429 
430 
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434 
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438 
439 
440 
441 
442 
443 
444 
445 
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Snaintea 

Sneaton  -        -        •        - 
Sowerby          -        •        - 
Sproatley        .        -        - 
Sprotboron^h  ... 
Stainton,  near   Stockton- 
on-Tees. 
Stainton  -  cum  -  Hellaby, 

near  Rotherham. 
StilUngfleet     - 
Stockton.on-the-Fore8t    - 
Stonegrave     ... 
Strensall         ... 
Sutton,  St   James,  near 

Hull. 
Sutton>Qpon*Derwent 
Sutton-on-the-Forest 
Swine      .        .        -         - 
Swinfleet         ... 
Swiaton           ... 

Tankersley      -        •        - 
TerpingtOB      -        *        . 
ThlrUeby       - 
Tiiirsk    .        -        -        - 
Thorganby      .        -        - 
Thormanby     -        -        - 
Tiiorne  -        -        .         - 
Thoro^umbald 
Thornton         .        -        - 
Tlioroton  Dale 
Thoroton-Ie-Street  - 
Tiii»rpArch     .        -        . 
Thorpe  Bassett 
Thorpe  Henley 
Thorpe  Salvin 
Thrybergh      -        .        - 
rhurnscoe       ... 
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Tickhill-        -        .        . 
Tinsley  .... 
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Treeton  -        -        -         - 
Tunstall-in-Holdemess    - 

Xniey     .... 
Upleatham      ... 

Wadworth      ... 

Way^hen 

Wales    .        -        -       - 

Walkinifton    - 

Walton  - 

Warmfleld       -        -        . 

Warmtworth  .        -        - 

Warter  -        -        -        - 

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Wath-upon.Deame 

Watton  .... 

Weaverthorpe 

Weighton.  Market  - 

Welhnry 

Welton  .... 

Welwick 

Wentworth     -        .        - 

Westerdale  '  - 

Welwang       -        -       . 

Wharram-le-Street  - 

Wheldrake     - 

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Whitgift 

WhitWell 

Whorlton 

Wickersley     ... 

Wigginton      ... 

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2  15    6 

6  18    4 
14  12    1 

1    6    4 

5  9    3 

1  12    4 

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7  15  10 

6  3    8 

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1  15    6 

114    1     4 

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8  17    2 

5    5    2 

19  2     1 

83  18    6 

20  11     8 

9  16 

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7  9    4 

51  19  10 

3  5    2 

8  15  11 

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-  18    7 
5  13  11 

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4  11     2 
1  11     9 

10  13    4 

11  7    - 

11     7    8 

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23  13    2 

12  12    8 
19  14    7 
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44    1     - 

13  -    9 
72  16    - 
85  16    - 

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19-9 
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17  7  11 
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18  8    5 

40    6    8 

23  10    5 
37     7    9 

63    2    - 

13    3    - 

7     7     5 

127    -  10 

15    3  10 
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118  10    2 

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10  10    8 
69    8  11 
28    3    6 

3    7    8 

12  6    6 

11  1     4 
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11  19  10 
32  19    - 

26  13    5 

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Pw>vnrcE  or  York — Diocbse  or  York — contmued. 


EXPENDITURK 

Bonded 
or 

Balance 

fiaUncedoe 

Ordittwy 
Repairs  of 

MaintenaDce 

EztraordlnaTy  Interest 
Outlay 

Paid 

Bonded  Debt 

Other 

Total 

in  Hand  at 

Mortga^^  Debt 
at  the 

No. 

oo 

Ckardi 

of  the 

for  BuUding 

on 

the  end* 

or 

or 

PaidoiE 

Payments. 

EXPBNDITUBB. 

end  of  the  Year. 

Churchyard. 

Pabllc  Worship. 

Improying. 

Bonded  Debt. 

of  Year. 

10. 

11. 

13. 

18. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

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SUMS   RECBIYRD    IN   RESPECT   OF   CHURCH   OR   CHAPEL    RATES  IN   KACH   PARISH    IN 


Province  op  York — ^Diocese  op  York— continued. 


PARISH. 

RECEIPTS. 

Balance 

from  previoas 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 

Penalties, 

Alms, 
or  other 
Receipts. 

6. 

Borrowed 

during 

the  Year. 

7. 

TOTiLL 

Recbipts. 
8. 

Bila»x 
It  the  end/ 

No. 

At 

Common 

Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Church 

BnUding 

Acts. 

a 

Under 

other 

Statutes. 

4. 

447 
448 
449 
450 
451 
452 
453 
454 
455 
456 
457 
458 
459 
460 
461 
462 

463 
464 
465 

466 

467 
468 
469 

470 
471 
472 
473 

474 

475 
476 

477 

478 

WighiU-        -        -        - 
Wilberibss      - 
Wilton  (near  Pickering)  - 
Wilton  (near  Redcar) 
WUton  Bishop 
Winestead      - 
Wintringham  - 
Wlstow  .        -        -        - 
Womertley    -       -       - 
Woodsetts      ... 
WooUey         .       -       - 
Worwll,  High 
Wonboroogh,  St  Mary'i 
Wragby-        -        -        - 
Wrosele- 
Wykeham      -        -       - 

Yapham-com-Meltoikby  - 

Yarm     .       -        -       - 

Yedingham    -       -       - 

York: 

All  Sainta,  Payement, 

with   St  Peter   the 

LitUe. 

St  Dennis  .        -       - 

St  Helen,  Stonegate  - 

Holy  Trinity,  Mickle- 

gate* 
St  Joh»4el.Pyke       • 
St  John,  Ouiebridge   • 
St  Lawrence 
St  Margaret's     - 

Senior. 
St  Maurice 

St  Michael,  Spurrier- 

gate. 
St  SaTiour's 

Total    -    -    - 

£.    i.    d. 

4    1  11 
13    5    8 

1  7    8 

-  11    1 

"  1    7  'l 

2  13    2 
1  12    - 

17  19    3 

16    -  11 

8  16    - 

3  13    - 
19    5 

4  6    4 
19    5 

119 

27  15    - 

-  4    9 

£.     t.   d. 

17    6    6 

10    4    6 

3  12    3 

21  9    - 
20    1    9 

22  15    4 

23  17  "- 
48  14  11 

5    17 
53  19    3 
43  16  10 
25    2    4 
17  11     8 

24  17  10 

3  5    6 

32  19    9 
128  11  10 

4  1  11 
22    9    9 

•             ■ 
76  15    4 

£.  t.  d. 

•                  m 

£.  «.    d. 

18  10    - 

*         • 

33    6    2 
48    4  11 

» 

£.   ».    d. 
23  12    - 

13  12    - 

69  12    9 

1    9  10 
11    5    8 

30  17    9 
87    6    6 
11 

10 

153    4    - 

£.  t.  d. 

•         • 

-  8  '6 

-  18    6 

40 

1 

19    5    7 
8  13    6 

34    8    5 

to                   • 

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to                   » 

•  * 

£.      t.    ^ 

81  8     6 

47  8     8 

4  19  11 
22-1 
20     1     9 
24     8     5 
18  10     - 

26  10     S 

48  14  11 
34  18     2 
48     7     5 

5  17 
72  11     - 
59  17     9 

33  18     4 
17  11     8 

13  12     - 
28  10  10 

4  14  11 

69  18     0 

45  16     S 

34  9     8 
183  17     - 

5  3     8 

82  9     0 
80  17     9 

27  6     6 
11    -     - 

38  16     - 

96    5    8 

161  17    6 

34    8     5 

£.  !.£ 

2  8  . 
1    3  i 

I  17  I 

-    6  - 

4  U  9 

54    8  9 

18  12  \ 

3  7    « 

8  15  11 

1,840  19    6 

9,884  16  11 

152  16    5 

454    7    2 

1,810  19    9 

415    8    - 

700 

14*659     1     9 

588  17    $ 

From  the  following  Places  Returns  have  been  received— Nil,  or  no  Rates  collected : 


Appleton-le-Street 
Ardsley. 
Attercliffe. 
Aughton. 

Balhy-with-Hezthorpe. 
Baldertby. 
Bamby-on-Don. 
Beverley : 

St.  John. 

St.  Martin. 

St.  Mary. 

St.  Nicholas. 
BIrdforth. 


Bishopthorpe. 

Brayton. 

Bridlington. 

Bridlington-Quay. 

Brightdide. 

Bugthorpe. 

Butterwick. 

CasUeford. 

Catton. 

Cawood. 

Chapeltown. 

Cliflbrd. 

Coatham,  East. 


Cottam. 

Cowick,  Holy  Trinity. 

Dalton. 
Dishforth. 
Doncaster : 

Christ  Church. 

St.  James. 
Dringhoases. 

Eastoft 
B^trington. 
Ecdesall. 
Ecclesfield. 
Eldon,  St.  Jude's. 


Elsecar. 

Eskdaleside. 

Everingbam. 

Fenton,  Church. 

Ffmber. 

Fishlake. . 

Fulwood,  Christ  Church. 

Gateforth. 

Gleadless. 

Qoole. 

Oreasbrough. 

Handtwortb. 
Heeley. 


Hensall. 
Hessle. 
Hollis  Croft. 
Hornsea. 
Kilnwick  Percy. 
Kingston^on-Hon : 

Holy  Trinity. 

St.  James. 

St  John's. 

St  Luke's. 

St  Stephen. 
Kirk  Bramwith. 
Knottingley. 
Knottingley,  East. 


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Province  op 

York— Diocese  op 

York — continued^ 

EXPENDITURK 

Bonded 
ar 

at  the 
end  of  the  Year. 

19. 

on 

preTions  Year. 

10. 

Ordinary 

Repairs  of 

Church 

or 

Chnrchyard. 

11. 

Maintenance 

of  the 

Public  Wortiilp. 

12. 

Extraordinary 

Outky 
for  Building 

or 
Improving. 

13. 

Interest  Paid 

on 
Bonded  Debt. 

14. 

Bonded  Debt 
Paid  off. 

16. 

other 
Payments. 

16. 

Total 

BXPBimiTURB. 

17. 

Balance 

in  Hand  at 

the  end 

of  Year. 

18. 

No. 

£.    s.   d. 

4    1- 

-  2    8 
12  10    2 

'  1  14    - 

-  11     1 

6    3- 
12    6    9 

-  9    2 

'  -    4    2 

—             • 

£.   t.    A 

"  -    8    - 

-  6    - 
9  10    9 

16  12    4 
8    -    - 

1  12    6 

2  14    9 
6 

7  14    8 
13-1 

3  6    6 

11     1    6 

28    9    2 

7    6    6 

1-6 

3    2  11 

14    2    9 

20 

62    4    8 

-  10  10 

6    9- 

£.   8.  d. 

10  10  10 

2  10    6 

9  11  10 

11-3 

8    4    1 

1  6    - 
27  19    - 
13-2 
48  10    6 

3  7- 
63    6  11 

10  12    6 
14    9    9 

11  14    4 

6  17    4 

7  1- 

69    2    6 

14    -    - 

6 

26    3    6 

2  8    1 
31  18  11 
16  16    - 
22    1    4 
11    -    - 

16  10    - 

42    3    2 

139  11    4 

37    3    4 

£.    #.    d. 

7  10    3 

8  11     6 

•             — 

16  10    - 

8    -  "- 

142    8    1 

£.$.    d. 
-  13    - 

£.  «.    d. 
10    -    - 

£.  •.    If. 

17    7 

7    4    8 
4    8    7 
16    3 

"  9  14  10 

"l8    7    4 

'2-7 
'31    9  10 

"  7  13    - 

•            — 

20  14    4 

-  6    9 

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"  6    6  'o 

4    8    8 

-  12    - 

£.  8.    d. 

19  8    8 

20  16    2 
4  13    7 

20    7  10 
16    1    3 

26  10    6 
16  16    - 

27  13    4 

42  1    8 

29  10    2 
60    4    0 

6    7    7 
63    6  11 
62  17    1 
20    9    9 

12  6    6 

13  12    - 
27  14    1 

3    6    6 

74    6    6 

46  16  10 

34    9    2 

188    3    9 

3  14    3 
36    1  10 

30  17    9 
22  10    6 
11    -    - 

36  10    - 

99  13    4 

144  16    - 

43  4    4 

£.   i.   d. 

1  19    9 
26    6    - 

-  6    4 
1  12    3 
6-6 

1  16    - 

6  13    3 
6    8- 

9"4    1 

7-8 

13    8    7 

6    6    3 

-16    9 
1    9    6 

-  -    4 

1    9    6 

4  16    - 

3    6- 
17    2    6 

£.  t.    i. 

447 
448 
449 
460 
461 

m 

463 
464 

466 
466 
467 
468 
459 
460 
461 
462 

463 
464 
466 

466 

467 
468 
469 

470 
471 
472 
473 

474 

476 
476 

477 

478 

462    6    4 

2»667    3    1 

6,892    4  11 

1,776    4    1 

90    4    9 

276    -    - 

2,084    6    - 

13,147    9    2 

2»100  10  4 

2,413    -    - 

From  the  following  Places  Returns  have  been  received— Nil,  or  no  Rates  collected : 


JLofthouse. 
Kiddlesbrough. 
MoDkton,  Bisbop. 
Moorfields. 
N^ewland,  St.  John. 

Osbaldwick-with-lfforton. 

C>ttringbam. 

L>oghtibridge. 

Pittamoor. 
Pockliogton. 
PoUingtoQ-cnuHBalne. 
K^ontefract,  All  Saints. 
Boanton,  Bast. 


Scarborough : 

Christ  Church. 

St.  MarUn's-on-the-HiU. 

St.  Mary. 

St.  Thomas. 
Sculcoates,  Christ  Church. 
Seaton  Ross. 
Sewerby-cum-Marton. 
Sheffield. 

St  George's. 

St.  James. 

St.  Mary. 

fit.  Matthew's. 

St  Stephen's. 


Skelton. 

Ugglabamley. 

York: 

Skipton  Bridge. 

St  Crux. 

Snaith. 

Wadsley. 

St  Cuthberf  8,  All  Saints, 

Speeton. 

Stannlogton. 

StilUngton. 

Whitby : 
Episcopal  Chapel. 
St  John's. 

and  St  Helen's. 
St  George. 
Holy  Trinity,  Goodram- 

Sunk  Island. 

St  MtchaeL 

gate. 
Holy     Trinity,      King's 

Sutton,  Full  (near  Stamford 

Whitwood  Mere. 

Court 

Bridge). 

Wicker. 

St  Martin's,  Coney-street 

Sykehouse. 

Withemsea. 

St      Mary,     fiisbophill. 

Worsbrongh  Dale. 

Junior. 

Thomaby. 

St  Pant 

Tiekton. 

Yearsley. 

Number  of  Placet 

St  Thomas. 

-        .         180 

Retarnf. 

KOi. 

Total. 

y            478 

ISO 

696 

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CESE    OF    BATH    AND    WELLS. 

PARISH. 

R  E  C  EI  P  T  8. 

No. 

Balance 

frompreyious 

Year. 

1. 

Amount  of  Rates  Collected 

Endowments 

in 
Aid  of  Rates. 

5. 

Penalties, 

Alms, 
or  other 
Becdpts. 

6. 

Borrowed 

daring 

the  Tear. 

7. 

TOTA& 
RbCSIP'18. 

8. 

Onnpot- 

d\m. 
9. 

At 

Common 
Law. 

2. 

Under  the 

Church 

PuUding 

Acts. 

8. 

Under 

other 

SUtntes. 

4, 

1 

Burriogton     •       -       . 

£.   #.  d. 
4    6    4 

£.    «.    d. 
Id    3    8 

£.  t.  d. 

£.  #.  d. 

£.  «.  d. 

£.    9.   d. 

£.  «.  <i. 

17  10    - 

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DIOCESEOFCHICHESTEK 

1 

Mayfleld        -       .       . 

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24    1    8 

£.  #.    d, 
15    1    7 

£.    s.    d. 

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SUPPLEMENTARY    RETURNS 


RECEIVED  TOO  LATE  FOR  INSERTION  IN  THEIR  PROPER  PLACES. 


PROVINCE    OF    CANTERBURY. 


DIOCESE    OF    BATH    AND    WELLS. 


EXPENDITURE. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

at  the 
end  of  the  Year. 

19. 

Balance  due 

on 

preyions  Year. 

10. 

Ordinary 

Repairs  of 

Church 

or 

Churchyard. 

n. 

Maintenance 

of  the 

Public  Worship. 

12. 

Extraordinary 

Outlay 
for  BuUding 

or 
Improving. 

13. 

Interest  Paid 

on 
Bonded  Debt 

14. 

Bonded  Debt 
Paid  off. 

16. 

Other 
Payments. 

16. 

Total 

EXPBNDITUBB. 

17. 

Balance 

in  Hand  at 

the  end 

of  Year. 

18. 

No. 

£.    $.   d. 

£.   «.    d. 
2    4    6 

£.  «.   d. 

3  13    - 

£.    t.    d. 

£.    9.    d. 

£.    s.    d. 

£.    8.     d. 

6  16    4 

£.    «.  d. 
18  13  10 

£.  •.  d. 
4  16    2 

£.#.    d. 

1 

£.    «.    d. 


£.  s.   d, 
13    7  11 


DIOCESE    OF    CHICHESTER. 


£•  #.  <^ 
16    1    5 


£.    g,    d, 
207    2    4 


£.    s,    d. 


£,    3.    d. 


£.  #.    <^ 

8  13    6 


£.    *.    d. 

245    6    2 


£.    t.    d, 
113  18    1 


£.    «.    d. 

320    -    - 


£.   «.   rf. 
-    6    2 


£.  $.    d. 
4  16    6 


DIOCESE    OF    ELY. 


£.  «.    d. 
31  12    7 


£.   s.    d. 


£.    #.    d. 


£.    t.    ^ 


£.  #.  <;. 

9    4    4 


£.  «.    d.        £.#.<{. 
45  10    7       I  11  17    9 


£.    t.   d. 


DIOCESE    OF    WORCESTER. 


£.    *.    d. 


£.  ».  d. 

1     19  4 


£.#.    d. 
4  10    1 


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OF   THE 


SUMS  RECEIVED  BY  OR  IN  RESPECT  OF 

SEWERS  RATE  AND  GENERAL  SEWERS  TAXES. 


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ABSTRACT  OF  RETURNS  RELATING  TO  SEWERS  RATE  AND  GENERAL  SEWERS  TAX, 


ABSTRACT  of  Returns  of  the  Sums  received  by  or  in  respect  of  Sewebs  Rate  and  General  Sewers 
levied  under  the  Acts  of  3  &  4  WilL  4,  c.  22,  and  4  &  5  Vict  c,  45,  or  under  any  other  Act  of  Parliament, 
preceding  the  Month  of  June  1865,  for  which  the  Accounts  are  made  up. 


COUNTY  AND  COMMISSION. 


Balance 
from  previoos 


Balance  due 
on 


Tear.         prerioni  Year. 


RECEIPTS. 


Rates,  Sec. 

under  any  Act 

of 

Parliament. 

3. 


Rates 
by  Charter, 

Usage, 
or  Custom. 


Money 
Borrowed  on 

Secority 

of  Rates,  &c. 

during 

the  Year. 

5. 


Other 
Recdpts. 


TOTU 

Rtciim. 
7. 


Cambridos  and  Nobtolk  : 
Hundred  of  Wisbeaeh,  and  adjacent  parts 

Essvx : 
Bnmhaa     •••--• 
Fobbing 

Foolness  Island  .  .  •  -  • 
Havering  and  Dagenbam  .  •  - 
Rainham  Bridge  and  Mocking  Mills  - 
Tendring  Hundred,  Lerd  of  - 


Gloucbstbe  : 
Henbory,  Langlay,  ke. 
Ladden  Brook  YaUey  - 
Leadon  Valley 


172    2  10 


183  19 

48    7 

68  19 

*  184    7 

1,868  11 


Hants: 

Sandown  Levels  (Islc^  of  ji^ightX 

^     Hbebfobd: 
Letton  and  Stannton-on-Wye 

Kbnt: 

Denge  marsh  and  Southbrooks 

Cravesend  to  Sheemess  and  Penshnrst  • 

Lombard's  Wall  to  GraTCsend 

Meniham,  Ashford,  &c.        •        .       . 

Romney,  New      •        -        .        .        . 

Teynham,  Tonge,  Luddenham,  and  die  Island\ 
of  Emley,  Levels  of  -        .       •       .       ./ 

Kbnt  and  Sussbx: 
Gnldeford,  Bast,  Level  of    -       -        - 
Rother  Levels      •        -       •        •        • 
WaUand  Marsh  and  Blderton's  Inings  - 

Lincoln  : 

floDand  EUoe 

SMton,  Saint  Edasunds        ... 
Wapentakes  of  Kirton  and  otbers  - 
Wapentakes  of  Skirbeck  and  others 

Lincoln  and  Nottinoham- 

County  and  City  of  Uncohi,  and  part  of  tbel 
County  of  Nottingham     -       •       •       •/ 

Monmoitth  : 
Qaldeoot  and  Wcotlooge,  Levels  of 


405  8  9 


216  6  2 


£.    «.  d. 


£.  «.  d. 


82  If 


23  9  11 
166  15  6 
794  18  4 
445  10  " 

4  16  8 


339  18  5 


713  4  it 


60  11  5 


703  10  8 


-  4  11 
4480  10  1 


1  5  - 


18  6  11 
74  9  8 


32  14  9 


192  4  1 


£.  *.  d, 
1,286  4  2 


182  17  2 
79  11  9 
67  5  10 


£.  t.  d. 


1,479  4  6 
134  15  5 


940  2  11 
272  16  I 


18  17  7 
1,032  9  1 


517  15  4 


50 
400 


160  2 

7 

128  17 

6 

952  15 

5 

1,720  9  11 

4,242  19  10 

21  8 

. 

341  10  2 


358  11  - 
481  4  11 
859  12  - 


lfi69  13    6 
207    1    - 


12,486  16    7 


979    3    7 


235    8    - 


1,165    6    2 
411    9    9 


114  16 


3,150    - 


150 


£.    #.  d. 
56  .18  10 


8    - 
100    - 


£.   Li 
1343  3  • 


182  17  2 

7911  9 

67   510 

M79  4  i 

153  13  - 

1,032  9  1 


1,515  18  3 
772  16  1 


235   8  - 


14     5 


1    6    7 


100    -    - 
120  12  10 


65    8    9 


2  15    - 


168  13    8 


323  16  10 


3,332  17 


130   3  1 

952  15  5 

1,820   911 

4,863  12 

21    8  - 

491  10  2 


358  n  - 
536  13  8 
859  12 


1,069  13  6 

207    1  - 

1,168    I  t 

411    9  » 


12,770  3  J 


1,302  19  3 


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Tax,  and  all  Rates,   Scots,  and  Taxes  levied  by  Courts  or  Com^mibsionebs  op  Sewers  ;  whether 
or  by  Charter,  Usage,  or  Custom;  and  of  the  Expenditure  of  the  same  for  the  latest  Period  of  Twelve  Months 


EXPENDITURE. 


For  Ordinary 
Works  and 
MiiilteADOe. 

8. 


For 
New  Work* 

and 
impi  o  VQBicAti 

9. 


£.     «.    d. 

705    6    6 


Sll  5  Z 
216  12  4 
656    2    ^ 


139  15    6 
19    4    - 


126  *1    6 


f,720    3    9 


97  2  9 

828  4  7 

1.877  17  6 

3,118  16  7 

12  -2  7 

144  10  7 


210  12  3 
868  6  11 
643  19  3 

1^9  2  11 
200  -  - 
738  12  - 
224  10  2 

3,889    1    9 

556  16    3 
411. 


£.    «.    d. 


12    6 


40  10    «- 

78    8    8 


150    -    - 


73    5 


6,021    6    3 


Interaton 

Moildy 
Borrowed. 

10. 


£.    t.    d. 
61    9    6 


22  12    2 


186    4    7 
83    6  10 


Secured  Debt 
Paid  off. 

11. 


£.     t.    d. 
301    8    6 


233    6    8 


670 

135  14    3 


30  17    2 


70  17    6 


7  10    - 


15 


2  10 


50 


34  14    2 


100  ^    - 
30 

100    -    - 


Salariea 

and 

Mani^gtaient 

12. 


£.    t.    d. 

83  11    2\ 


121  15    6 
67    4  11 

100    6    9! 

fl2  M    6| 

406    1    6' 

18  16    4; 


291    9    2 
104    2    2 


66  11  10' 


243  13  11 


47  10  - 
127  8  7 
204  12  - 
'484  13  10 

U  12    - 

62    2    5 


13  5  - 
203  15  4 
190    2    - 


349  9  2 

7  1  - 

225  2  2 

162  1  3 


1,339  15    6 


272  11    6 


Other 
Ezpendilare. 

13. 


Total 
expbndttv&k. 

14. 


£.    t.    d. 
37    2    9 


101     7    9 


432  18    6 


^2    -    - 


134    4  11 
466    6  10 


17    2  10 
167    6    6 


110  18    8 
153  13    6 

85  16  11 
221    9    1 


OO  2 


£.     t.    d. 
1,188  18    5 


121  15  6 
67    4  11 

100  6  9 
\^n  19  9 
1,078  12  11 

674  18    4 

\ 

1,326  10    2 
*863  14    - 


275  10    6 


3,069    8    4 


144  12 

965  13 

2,306  14 

4^77    6 

23  14 


401  13 


343  10  1 
739  8  9 
734    1    3 


1|609  10  9 

207    1  - 

1,190  12  8 

386  11  5 


11,336    -    5 


1,050  16  10 


Balance 
in'Band  at  the 

Cloaeof 
this  Account 

15. 


^     t.    ifc 
326    7    5 


246  1  1 

60  14  6 

85  18  8 

289  12  4 

943  11  6 

762  19  6 


188  14  2 
135  7  3 


263  8  8 


9-3 
163  17  8 
308  18  10 
631  16    5 

•4  16  10 


1  14    - 

137    3    4 

51    1    1 


273    6  11 


85    9    9 


2,137  15    6 


59  18    6 


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Balance 
Orertpent  at 
the  Close  of 
this  Accoont 

16. 


Secured  Debt 
remaining 
Unpaid  at 

'^Duteof 
•IhlrAeeowit 

17. 


£.#.*«. 


4,180  10  4 


17    3    6 


3  11    7 


55    6    3 


.£.    •«.    d. 
908  12    - 


863  6 

8 

541  14 

5 

3,180  - 

■■ 

1,984  - 

2 

550 


3^044    8    4 


160 


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ABSTRACT  OF  RETURNS  RSLATINO  TO  SBWERS  RATE  AND  6EXERAL  SEWERS  TAX, 


Abstract  of  Returns  of  the  Sums  received  b^  or  in  respect  of  Sewers  Rate  and  Greneral  Sewers  Ttz, 


COUNTY  AND  COMMISSION. 


Balance 

from  pretions 

Year. 


Balance  due 

on 

preriooftYear. 


RECEIPTS. 


Rates,  &c 

under  any  Act 

of 

Parliament 

3. 


Rates 
by  Charter, 

Usage, 
or  Custom. 

4. 


Mon^ 
Borrowed  on 

Secority 

of  RatM,&e. 

during 

the  Year. 

6. 


Other 
Reoeipta. 

6. 


Torn 
Rsciim. 


Norfolk  : 
County  of  Norfolk       .       -       -       .       . 
Hundreds  of  Blofield,  Clayering,  &c     - 
Martham,  and  Repps-cum-Baitwick 
V^tertoo,  East  Somerton,  and  West  Somerton 

NOTTINOHAIC: 

County  of  Nottingham,  and  the  limits  of) 
Lincoln,  York,  Derby,  and  Leicester         -/ 


Soicbrsbt: 
County  of  Somerset 

Suffolk  : 


£.   «.   d. 


£.    3.    d. 
6,490    5    9 


2,835    7    1 


208  11    3 


676    3  11 


Blythuig,  Mutford,  Lothlngland,  and  Wang- 
ford: 

Barsham  Lerel      -        -        .        .        . 

'  Kessingland  Level         .... 

Oulton  Lefel  ..... 
Falkenham  and  Felixstow,  Lerel  of  -  - 
Iken  L«Yel,  fte.  -  -  •  -  -  - 
Sndbome  Letel,  &c.    -        -       -       -        - 


Subbbt: 
Kingston-upon-Thames 

Sussex  : 
Rape  of  Arundel 
Rape  of  Bramber  - 
l4fwes  and  Langhton  Levels  • 


6  12  4 

47  13  3 

29    7  1 

53  19  2 


76  18    5 


104    6    1 
90    7    1 


Trustees  of  the  Newhaven  Harbour  and  Ouse) 
Lower  Navigation  Act      -        -        -        •  / 

Pevensey  and  Hastings  Lerels,  within  the) 
Rapes  of         .....        .| 

Sussex,  limits  of  the  Western  part  of     • 


York: 
East  parts  of  the  East  Riding  of  York  - 


CiTT  OF  London 


Total    - 


98    5    - 
987    -  10 


1,273  11    5 
11,873     4    5 


24,785    3    9 


40    5    - 
122  10  11 


31  12  10 


£.  «.    d. 
552    -    - 


£.    t.    d. 
1,155    -  11 


235 


230  14  10 


449  19    3 


527    1    2 


21  18    5 


11,728   9    6 


7  13  4 

123    -  7 

616  14  9 

238    2  6 

49  17  6 


776    4  9 

712  12  6 

2,652    4  9 

763  15  - 

1,208    8  5 

17,771    7  6 


53,225 


£.    #.    d. 


100 
100 


£.    ».    d. 

(6)80    6    7 
20  10    - 


141  15 


242    9    8 


213    7  11 


6,864  13    4 


5,000    - 


38-3 


£.  9.  d. 

1^07    -11 

80    6    7 

355  10   - 

100    -    - 


230  14  II 


487  19    G 


12    - 


1  11    6 


700    -    - 


155    - 


9,805 


56  19    5 


-    6    1 
429    4    - 


1,615  14    9 


7  13  4 
123-1 
616  14  9 
170  7 
238  2  6 
51    9 

5,000    - 

833     4    2 

242     9    8 
1,412  12    6 

213     7  11 

2,652     4    9 
918  15    - 

1,208  14    6 
18,200  11     6 


71,510     8    S 


(a)  Norfolk,  County  of.-^Col.  2. — ^This  balance  differs  from  the  amount  stated  as  overspent  on  the  previous  year's  account. 

fb)  Hundreds  of  Blofield,  Clavering,  6ce, — Col.  6.— Interest  on  Exchequer  Bonds, 
c)  Martham  and  Repps,  and  Winterton,  East,  6cc.— Col.  13. — Principidly  for  costs  in  obtaining  the  oommhMions. 


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and  all  Rates,  Scots,  and  Taxes  levied  by  Courts  or  Commissioners  of  Sewers — continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 


For  Ordinary 
Works  and 


For 

New  Workf 

and 


Maintenanoe.  ilmproTementa 


8. 


Interest  on 

Money 
Borrowed. 

10. 


Secured  Debt 
Paid  off. 

n. 


Other 


Salariei 
and 
Management.   Expenditure. 


12. 


13. 


Total 
expbnditu&b. 

14. 


£.    «.   d. 
1,079  13    8 

54    4    8 


191  18  11 


303    2    3 


£.     J.    d. 


600 


£.    *.    d. 
514  12    1 


61  18    3 


10  11  6 

89    1  5 

358    1  6 

105  19  9 

lf9  10  7 

51  17  - 


£.    t.   d. 
37    7  11 


£.    t.  d. 

104  9  2 

31  11  6 

34    9  - 


168    9    4 


267    7    2 


£.    8.    d 


(c)132  19    4 
(c)  87    6  11 


Balance 
in  Hand  at  the 

Close  of 
this  Account. 

15. 


Balance 
Overspent  at 
the  Close  of 
this  Account. 

16. 


Secured  Debt 

remaining 
Unpaid  at  the 

Date  of 
this  Account. 

17. 


34  11     7 


£.    t.    d. 

1,736    2  10 

631  11    6 

221  13    - 

87    6  11 


360    8    3 


£.     *.    d. 

2,284    2    2 
93  12    - 


£.    s,    d. 
6,519    7    8 


109  17  10 


78  17  10 


656  19    3         507    4 


228    1  3 

241    -  - 

767    9  2 

62    4  7 

2,488  11  7 

565  17  5 

204  13  11 

4,866     1  4 


31,102     5    4 


4,142    3    7 


279  10  11 


46-1 


100 


459    4    9 
3,826    7    9 


15,831    7    3 


31    - 


35  11    6 


24  14    7 


9  12     1 


1,140  18     1 


44    5    8 


700 


242  17 


334 


3,213  14    2 


2  16 
33  12  4 
35  11  - 
42  2  - 
15  19  9 
23    7    2 

200    -    - 

265-3 
16  19  7 
57  10    - 

143    2    6 

643  18  6 
54    3    3 

511  18    1 


8,489    1     7 


-  14  7 
3  18  10 
7  17    5 

101  11    1 

220  17    4 
5    1    - 


12  13  - 

122  13  9 

539  12  7 

148  16  4 

199    9  2 

83    1  7 


£.  *.    d. 

8,421  5  10 

100  -    - 

100  -    - 


9  11     6 
14,409    9    8 


16,944    7    6 


1  12    8 

48-1 

106    9    3 

75    9  10 

7    -    6 

45    5  10 


1,000 


4,443  14    8         556    5    4 


1,058  15  6 

263-7 

1,560  10  8 

205    7  1 

3,132  10  1 

887  12  3 

1,629    -  4 

23,101  18  9 


76,721  13  11 


69  16    2 

106    5  10 

506  15    6 
9    4    4 

953    5    7 
6,971  17    2 


121    5    2 


674  19    4 


19,527  10    6 


11,682    1    5 


5,000    - 


575  14    4 


700 


257    3 


22     1     7 


24,468    6    4(e) 


(d)  City  of  London.«-CoL  13.»Includmg  a  contribution  of  14,268  /.  15  «.  4  d.  towards  the  expenses  of  the  Metropolitan  Board  of  Works. 

(«)   Against  the  Total  figorei. —  CoU  17.  — This  amount  oomprisei  arrears  of  interest,  outstanding  aocoonts,   at  well  at  teeured  debt 
vemainhui;  unpaid 


411. 


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LBVIBD   FOR 


DRAINAGE,    EMBANKMENT,.   &c. 


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ABSTRACT   OP   RETUENS   OF   RATES   LEVIED   FOR   DRAINAGE,   EMBANKMENT,   &C. 


ABSTEACT  of  Returns  of  Rates,  Rents,  Tolls,  or  Dues  levied  for  Drainage  or  Embankment  under 

Period  of  Twelve  Months  for  which  the  Accounts 


RECEIPTS. 

COUNTY 

from  previous 
Year, 

Balance  Due 

' 

AND 

including 

on 

Rates,  &c. 

Rents 
and  Rates  by 

Borrowed 
during  the  Year 

other 

ToTAt 

COMMISSION. 

of 
Rates. 

previona  Year. 

nnder  Act  of 
Parliament 

Charter, 

Usage, 

or  Custom. 

on 

Security  of 

Rates. 

Receipts. 

RXCEIPTS. 

Woribi^ 

1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

& 

ENGLAND: 

Cambridge  : 

£.      *.    d. 

£.#. 

d. 

£.     *.  d. 

£.   t.   d 

£.      «.    d. 

£.    f.    d. 

£.      s.  d. 

£.    «.  i 

Burwell  Fen,  for  Drainage, 

1,071    4    1 

- 

- 

1,930  15  10 

- 

97  12    - 

2,028    7  10 

421  12   - 

Bottiaham    and    Swaffham 

1,281  11  10 

- 

- 

1,853    2    4 

- 

1,000 

514  18    6 

3,368    -10 

456  15   5 

Cawdle,  Fen   and  District 
Drainage. 

17    4    6 

- 

- 

37  18  11 

- 

- 

15  12    6 

53  11    5 

9    1    i 

Chatteris,  Doddington,  and 

140    3    4 

_ 

, 

^ 

31    8    - 

Wimblington  District,  for 
Embanking. 
Chatteris,  Normoor  District, 
for  Drainage. 

31    8    - 

7  18    1 

- 

4  16 

2 

52     1     3 

- 

- 

15- 

53    6    3 

36    -   € 

Cottenham,  liampton,   and 
Willingham  District,  for 

- 

39    - 

5 

1,478  11     7 

- 

- 

-    6    6 

1,478  18     1 

448  17    6 

Drainage. 

Doddington,          **  Ranson 

31   8  a 

, 

. 

40    6    3 

" 

-    3    1 

Moor,"   Third   District, 

40    9    4 

29  18    7 

for  Drainage. 

Doddington,    .     *'  Ranson 
Moor,"    Fifth     District, 

320    7  10 

- 

- 

379  17    3 

- 

- 

-     7    6 

380    4     9 

152  15    - 

for  Drainage. 

Haddenham    Level   Drain- 
age 

978  10    2 

- 

- 

1,524  12    - 

86    -    - 

- 

96  13    5 

1,707    5    5 

649  15    S 

Leverington,   &c.,    Drain- 
age. 

142    7    3 

- 

- 

641  11  11 

- 

- 

18    -    - 

659  11  11 

273    6    7 

Manea  a^d  Welney  District, 
for  Drainage. 

236  18    4 

- 

- 

911     5    6 

- 

- 

911     5    6 

546  19   1 

March,  First  District,  for 
Drainage. 

625  12    9 

- 

- 

574  11    - 

- 

- 

-  W)    8 

575     1     8 

103  15    9 

March,  Second  or  Bedlam 
District. 

34  12  10 

- 

- 

179  18    - 

- 

3    -    - 

182  18    - 

36     2    8 

March,  Third  District,  &c.  - 
March,  Fourth  District 
March,  Filth  District 
Maich,  SiAth  District 
Middle  Feu  District,  Drain- 
.age. 

566    9    7 
996  19    - 

20  10    5 
459  17     6 

14  13 

1 

904  17    9 

82  16    9 

52  19    - 

1,579     7    - 

- 

'50  -  - 

440  10    - 

3  12    3 

18  15    4 

197  13    9 

440  10    - 

908  10    - 

161  12     1 

52  19    - 

1,777    -    U 

303  16  11 

278  10    I 

61   19    9 

27     4    9 

1,860    8    2 

Over  Drainage  and  Enclo- 
sure Act. 

129  12     1 

- 

- 

214    4    3 

- 

106  -  - 

-  15     7 

314  19  10 

112    -    - 

Padnal  and  Waterden  Fens, 
for  Drainage,  Upper  Di- 

365   -  10 

- 

- 

223  12    9 

- 

- 

42    3    4 

265  16     1 

155  11    4 

vision. 

padnal  and  Waterden  Fens, 
for  Drainage,  Lower  Di- 

125  13    4 

- 

- 

111     3    7 

- 

- 

30  16     1 

141  19    8 

150  13    1 

Titfion. 

Sutton  and    Mepal    Level 
Drainage. 

512  11    4 

- 

- 

1,583    9    - 

- 

- 

- 

1,583    9    - 

438  17   I 

The  Hundreil  Feet  Washes 
Embankment. 

110  16    - 

- 

- 

487    3  11 

- 

- 

- 

487    3  11 

56    -   - 

Thetford  Fen  District,  for 
Drainage. 

163  19    7 

- 

" 

413    5     5 

110  11    6 

- 

149  16    - 

673  12  11 

143  18  11 

Tid  and  xVewton  District, 
for  Drainage. 

173  14    8 

- 

- 

685  17    4 

-    - 

- 

-  15    9 

686  13    1 

211    5   ( 

Upwell  (Ladus  Fen),  Dis- 
trict Drainage. 

130    6  11 

- 

- 

129    9    1 

- 

- 

-    2    6 

129  11     7 

41  12   ? 

1 

Waldersey     District,     for 
Drainage. 

421     1  10 

- 

- 

1,177     7    5 

- 

- 

40    9    6 

1,217  16  11 

323  14  i 

Waterbeach   Level    Drain- 
age. 

736  15    9 

- 

- 

1,336    -  10 

- 

- 

8    2    6 

1,343    3    4 

356    9  4 

Whittlesea,  Second  District, 
for  Drainage. 

78  10    5 

- 

- 

146    8    2 

- 

- 

- 

146    8    2 

69    2   ll 

1 

Whittlesey.     Third      Dis- 
trict. 

- 

15  16 

9 

123    1     7 

- 

- 

- 

123    1     7 

61  Id   6 

Whittlesey,     Fonrth    Dis- 
trict. 

- 

4    3 

8 

301  16    1 

- 

" 

17    3    - 

318  18    1 

"  1 

WhitUesey,   Fifth   District 

133  16    7 

_ 

^ 

201  17    6 

. 

201  17    6 

1 

Willingham   Fen  Drainage 

158  14    1 

. 

. 

246  19    6 

_ 

.                        ^ 

-    2    - 

247     1     6 

96  17   5 1 
150  10  19 

Wimblington,  Second  Dis- 
trict, for  Drainage. 

219    9    9 

- 

- 

93    8    - 

" 

- 

49  19  11 

143    7  11 

Wisbech  (north  side)  Drain- 
age. 

54  12 

3 

910  17    6 

" 

• 

6  10    - 

917    7    6 

345    2  ]| 

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are  made  up,  preceding  the  Month  of  June  1865. 


EXPENDITURE 

Balance  in 

Hand 

at  the  Close  of 

this  Account, 

including 

Amount  of 

Rates 
uncollected. 

Balance 

Orerspent 

at  the  Close  of 

this 

Account. 

Secured  Debt 

remaining 

at  the 

Date  of  this 

Return. 

For 

New  Works 

and 

ImproTcments. 

Interest 

on 

Money 

Borrowed. 

Secured  Debt 
Paid  off. 

Salaries 

and 

Management 

Other 
Expenditure. 

Total 
Expenditure. 

Arrears 
of  Interest 

9. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

£.    s. 

d. 

£.     i.    d. 

£.      s.   d. 

£.      f.   d. 

£.      9.   d. 

£.    9.    d. 

£.    9.   d. 

£.    9.   d. 

£.     9.   d. 

£.    f.    d. 

. 

- 

695    3    4 

. 

32 

1  10    - 

1,150    5    4 

1,949    6    7 

- 

15,500    -    - 

- 

- 

2,960  12    - 

- 

157    1    4 

(•)256    6    - 

3^0  14    9 

818  17  11 

- 

23,150    -    - 

47  16 

6 

- 

- 

11    7    - 

4  16  10 

73    1  10 

'  -  ' 

2    5  11 

— 

— 

- 

- 

- 

- 

2    2- 

10    -    - 

20    -    1 

151  11    3 

— 

— 

— 

, 

. 

9    -    - 

• 

5    -    - 

• 

50    -    6 

- 

1  io  5 

200    -    - 

— 

- 

- 

227    5  10 

500    -    - 

154    -    - 

29    7    8 

1,359  11    -, 

80    6    8 

- 

5,000    -    . 

— 

32  15 

4 

- 

- 

5    3    1 

.     - 

67  17    -. 

4-6 

— 

— 

— 

109    1 

10 

120    -    - 

-   ■ 

18    -    - 

-   ' 

399  16  10 

300  15    9 

- 

3,000    -    - 

— 

« 

465 

. 

136    -    - 

130  10    9 

1^1    6    3 

1,304    9    4 

- 

1,200    -    - 

— 

. 

327    3    6 

- 

24  17    8 

13    6    6 

638  13    3. 

163    5  11 

- 

2,102    -    - 

47  12    - 

- 

. 

622  12    - 

- 

153  12    9 

60  Ip    9 

1,084    -    7 

64    3    3 

- 

200    -    - 

— 

38  17 

6 

115    -    - 

300    -    - 

62    6*- 

- 

619  19    3 

580  15    2 

- 

2,100    -    - 

— 

- 

. 

87    3  10 

- 

12  16    - 

- 

136   ^    6 

81    8    4 

- 

933  17    6 

— 

31     5 
123     2 

8 

6 

"170 

>)2  11  "- 

300    -    - 

32    5    - 

121    2    6 

18  16    8 

11  17    8 

134    6    - 

- 

456    7    2 

992  15     1 

70  16    5 

39    2    5 

1,997    5    2 

549  12    5 

911  13  11 

66    2    7 

34    7    - 

239  13    1 

— 

s,7or-  - 

50    -    - 

— 

53  13 

- 

145    6  11 

'. 

36    8  11 

12    9    9 

358  18    7 

85  18    4 

- 

900 

21  10    - 

- 

- 

67  16    0 

- 

36 

- 

269    7  10 

371     9    1 

- 

1,500    -    - 

'     — 

- 

- 

51    8    8 

- 

19  10    - 

- 

221  11     9 

46     1     3 

- 

1,200 

- 

, 

768    -    7 

- 

146  10    - 

- 

1,353    7    8 

742  12    8 

- 

3,300 

— 

. 

• 

72 

200 

35  14    4 

197    -    8 

660  15    - 

37    4  11 

- 

800    -    - 

.    — 

- 

. 

440    1    6 

- 

21  17    4 

3  18    7 

609  16    3 

227  16    3 

- 

4,000    -    - 

— 

. 

- 

417    8    - 

- 

37-6 

33    3    8 

698  17    8 

161  10    1 

- 

8,670    -    - 

198     7    6 

- 

• 

144    -    4 

-    , 

17  16    6 

3  13    6 

207    2  11 

52  14    7 

- 

500    -    - 

■    — 

- 

. 

1,134    1     8 

- 

60    8    6 

15    2    1 

U33    6    6 

105  12    3 

- 

2,500    -    - 

- 

- 

. 

283  16    9 

1,000 

115 

392  10    5 

2,147  16    6 

- 

67  17    5 

5,000    -    - 

— 

- 

. 

31  10    - 

- 

6    6- 

8  16   -8 

115  14    9 

108    3  10 

-    ■ 

965    -    • 

— 

. 

- 

28    -    - 

- 

20  11    8 

- 

110  10    2 

- 

3    5    4 

700    -    - 

— 

119  15 

- 

. 

- 

29    5    4 

- 

149    -    4 

165  14    1 

- 

- 

132    3     1 

82  19  10 

41-9 
53    1    6 
29    3    9 

"220  — 

100    -    - 

IS  12    - 

40  10    - 

6    1    - 

32    2    2 
3  14    9 

168  14    9 
414    3    7 
285  15    7 

166  19    4 
77    2    1 

"88- 

1,000 

1,000    -    - 
200    -    - 

ia=i  11     9 
21  17    - 

- 

217    2  10 

- 

23  17    8 

19  10    9 

605  13    4 

257     1  11 

•" 

4,902  10    - 

79  10    - 

4M. 


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COUNTY 

AND 

COMMISSION. 


Balance 

from  previooa 

Year, 

including 

Arrears 

of 


1. 


Balance  Due 

on 
previow  Year. 


RECEIPTS. 


Ratea^Ac. 
under  Act  of 
'  Parliament. 

8. 


Rents        I     Borrowed 
and  Rates  by  during  the  Year 


Charter, 
Usage, 
orCu 


on 
Security  of 


Other 
Receipts. 

6. 


Total 
Rkckipts. 


£.    t.    d. 


£,    9.   d. 


'EjiQLAJsD^continued, 


Cambbjdgk  and  Hunt- 
ingdon : 

Chatteris  and  Somersham, 
Lower  District,  with  300 
acrts  Farm,  for  Drainage 
and  Embankment. 

Cambridge,  Huntingdon, 
and  N0B70LK : 

Hie  Middle  Level  Drainage 

Cambridge,  Huntingdon, 
Norfolk  and  Suffolk  : 

Conserration  of  the  Ouse 
OutfaU. 


Cambridge  and 
Suffolk  : 

South  Lerel  Drainage  and 
Nafigation. 

Cambridge,  Suffolk, 
and  Norfolk: 

Burnt  Fen  District  Drainage 

Cambridge  and  Norfolk: 

^e  Ban  Brink  Drainage 
and  Navigation. 

littleport  and  Downham 
District,  for  Drainage. 

UpweU,  Outwell,  Denver, 
and  Welney  Level  Drain- 
age' 

Cambridge,  Lincoln,  and 
NortSampton  : 

North  Level,  Ratoe  under 
Acts  of  15  Chas.  2,  c  18; 
11  Geo.3,  c.  73;  and  11 
Geo.  4,  c.  53. 

North  Level,  Rates  under 
Acts  of  20  &  21  Yiot.  c 
109. 

North  Level,  Second  Dis- 
trict 

North  Level,  Fourth  Dis- 
trict, under  Acts  of  27 
Geo.  2,  and  40  Geo.  3. 

Chester: 

Wallasey  and  Great  Meols, 
Embankment  of  the  Lea- 
sowes,  in  the  Townships 
oC 

Devon: 

Braanton  Marshy  Level  of  - 

Huntingdon  : 

Farcet  Fen  and  Stanground 

Drainage. 
Ramsey,  First  District,  for 

Drainage,  in  the  Upper 

or  Broadall's  District,  for 

Embankmeot. 


16  14    1 


£.    t.     d. 


257  18  10 


£.    a,   d. 


9,255    5    4 


2,039    4    - 


593  11    4 


595  11  -^ 

316  10  5 

347    6  2 

187    -  9 


S4    «    7 


1,541  13  11 


30    3    8 
71    1  10 


14,447  18    3 


88    2    3 

28    4    9 
21  13    - 


94,767    2    9 


2,349    1  10 


2,257  15    8 


1,904  12    8 


3,428    2    2 
910  16    2 


7|819  U  10 

2,188    5  10 

91    4    6 
313    5    - 


3,261  15    9 


1,377  18    5 


1,238    6    8 


180    7    4 


322  13    4 


163    2    6 


£.     9.   d. 


960    -    - 


1,498    6  11 


(«)1,214   3    2 


(0608    7  10 


(»)1,174   6  10 


498    1    8 


£.9.0. 


3,183  14    1 


4  14  10 


-95 


48    1 


24  17 


£.      9.  d. 


1,207  18  10 


tii! 


9    8 
4,941    3    5 

4,104  10    2 

3,078  10    6 

322  13  4 
3,926  3  10 
1,072  18    8 

10,003    9  11 

2,193    -    8 

91    4    6 
212  14    5 

3,309  16  11 
93 


180    7    4 
24  17    - 


3^  111' 

I 
I 

3436  u: 

i^u: 
I  fl 

7W  u: 

I 

I 

960  U^ 


155  -* 


10,895  i' 


715  S 
«18' 


I 


Q)  Middle  Level. — Column  18. — For  outstanding  Accounts  only. 

(*)  Conservation  of  the  Ou*e  Outfall.— Column  6.— Rents  of  Land,  and  Dividends  upon  Stock. 

(')  Conservation  of  the  Ouse  OatftdL— Column  18.— £.  400  of  this  Sum  is  for  Arrears  of  Intersst,  the  remainder  for  other  Uibilitxi- 

(*)  South  Level.— Column  6. — Contributions  from  the  Bedford  Level  Corporation  and  the  Ouse  Outfall  Commission  for  Sluicei. 

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EXPENDITURE. 


For 

New  Works 

and 

ImproveoMiitt. 

9. 


loterert 

on 

Money 

BoiTOwed. 

UK 


Secured  Debt 
Paidofi: 

11. 


SaUiin 

and 

Management 

12. 


Other 
Expenditure. 

13. 


Total 
expsnditurb. 

14. 


Balance  in 

Hand 

attheCloeeof 

thb  Account, 

including 

Amount  of 

Rata 
Uncollected. 

15. 


Balance 

Orerspent 

at  the  Close  of 

this 

Account 


Secured  Debt 
1  emainiog 

at  the 

Date  of  this 

Return. 

17. 


Arrears 
of  Interest 

18. 


£.    «.    d. 


£.     f.   d. 


1,102  10    - 


£.     «.    d. 


4  18    - 


19,694  16    7 


1,051  15    8 


374  16  11 


1,078    8 


MO    8    - 

- 

»0  11     2 

2,000 

89  18  11 

100 

£.     J.    d. 


21    5 


£.     t.    d.         £.     9,   d. 


43    7    8 


4,535    6    1 


1,598    2    3 


58    6    4 


O  885  12  10 


C)l,648  3    4 


C»)500 


55    2    6 


1,167    2    8 


£.     #.   d. 


57  10    3 


£.     ».   d. 


1,938  14  11 


703    9    7 


612  13    4         439    3  11 


417    3    7 


100 


175  10    - 

23    9    1 

170 

86  18    6 


615    4  10 

29    3    8 

7  10    1 
26    3  10 

50    2  10 


6  18    - 

8    8- 
6  14    - 


(•)  477  15    5 


21    4    3 


16    1    4 


147  12 


334  14    3 


57  14    8 

6    e   6 
3  11    6 


26,304    4    - 
5,432  18    7 

3,928  16    1 

2,768    7    8 

386    9    4 

3,807    6    7 

994    *    8 

7,806  19    6 

2,127    6  11 

100    2    3 
239  10    2 

12,165  14    2 


93    ^  10 

177    8    9 
32    4    1 


9,293  19    8 


1,547    8  10 


006    2  10 

252  14  5 
466  3  5 
265  18    9 


2,162    4  10 


21    5  11 
44    6     1 


£.       9.   d. 


950    - 


461,000 


27,000 


417  17    3  8,500    -    - 


87  13    5 

31    3    4 
14    5  11 


1,475  19    2 


(')lfi,O0« 


Ol,00« 


23,303  15    6 


2,000 
3,700 
2,000 


102,055    -    - 


37,000 


150 


1,100 


100 


(*)  Burnt  Fen  District-— Column  13. — ^Amount  of  Rates  payable  to  other  Commissioners  under  Act  of  Parliament 

T)  North  Level,  under  Acta  15  Chas.  2,  c.  17. — Column  11. — ^Paid  to  Sinking  Fund  Account ;  which  now  amounts  to  1,928  U  14  «.  5.  in  Consols. 

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Balance 
from  prerious 

Balance  Due   ' 

COUNTY 

Year, 

Rents 

For 

AND 

including 
Arrears 

of 
Rates. 

on 

Rates,  &C., 

and  I^tes  by 

during  the  Year 

Other 

Total 

Oh&«7 

COMMISSION, 

previousYefur. 

nnder  Act  of 
Parliament. 

Charter, 

Usage, 

or  Custom. 

on 

Security  of 

Rates. 

Receipts. 

Rbckipts. 

1. 

2. 

3. 

4.  ' 

5. 

6. 

7. 

I 

£.     «.  d. 

£.      «.   d. 

£.      9.    d. 

£.     t. 

d. 

£.     *.   A 

£.     8.  d. 

£.     «.  d. 

£.  li 

Engl  A  ND— con^/nw 

ed. 

Huntingdon — continued. 

ct 

5    9    2 

- 

41    6    8 

- 

- 

- 

- 

41    6    8 

14  I 

or 

P- 
ct 

6  16    9 

- 

31  19    7 

- 

- 

- 

31  19    7 

1717 

er 
or 

19    8    6 

. 

192    6    6 

. 

^ 

.       . 

^              ^ 

192    6    6 

64  8 

. 

5     1    6 

. 

17    4  10 

^ 

^ 

^              _ 

6    5    1 

23    9  11 

24  9 

- 

14    1  10 

_ 

- 

. 

• 

. 

8  18    9 

8  18    9 

15  19 

- 

56    3    6 

«               • 

164    2    7 

. 

• 

- 

79    8    6 

243  11    1 

192  18 

- 

- 

8    2    2 

50-10 

. 

_ 

- 

11    -    - 

61    -  10 

2019 

- 

11  13  10 

117  15  11 

. 

. 

. 

• 

11^  15  11 

3916 

id 
Acconnc 

96    2  10 

- 

192    2    6 

- 

- 

- 

5    7    4 

197    9  10 

133  5 

Ramsey,      Upwood,     and 

• 

10  14  11 

5  10    - 

• 

. 

. 

• 

5  10    - 

4  8 

Great  Rateley  Drainage 

, 

(Road  Account). 

Ramiey,  Bury,  and  Upwood 

5    5    3 

. 

26  17  11 

. 

• 

. 

25  17  11 

20  5 

Fen  District  Drainage. 

Ramsey,  Bcnwick,  &c,  or 

. 

58  18    3 

183    3    - 

. 

_ 

. 

-    7    6 

188  10    6 

18  U 

White  Fen  District  Drain- 

Somersham,    Fourth   Dis- 

350 18    - 

_ 

209  12    - 

. 

^ 

_ 

«              . 

209  12    - 

17615 

trict,  Drainage. 

Stilton  Drainage,  under  50 

. 

3    5    5 

10  15    3 

, 

. 

. 

• 

10  15    3 

3  S 

Geo.  3,  cv  80. 

Warboys,    First    District, 

12    6    5 

. 

127    -    1 

. 

. 

.               , 

« 

127    -    1 

0  16 

caUad  "Tick  Fen,"   for 

Drainage. 

Warboys,  Third  District    - 

113-5 

.               , 

210  12    8 

• 

. 

.               • 

. 

210  12    3 

12619 

Yaxley,    Second    DUtrict, 

127  18  10 

. 

195  14  10 

• 

, 

98    -    4 

293  15    2 

5219 

formerly  called  the"  Un- 

drained  Fen.'' 

Kent: 

Romney  Marsh 

337    7    2 

m                                      • 

- 

2,906    - 

- 

- 

244  !>    9 

8,240  17    9 

2,612  8 

•  Lanoastbr: 

I 

Rossell    Sea  Wall,    Fleet- 

_             ^ 

130    6    8 

298  10    - 

m                                 m 

. 

!     298  10    - 

. 

wood. 

1 

Lincoln  : . 

i 
1 

Ancholm  Level  Drainage   - 

2,675  10    6 

.               ^ 

2,091     8    4 

^ 

_ 

.                                 . 

52     4    - 

1  2,148  12    4 

2,622  2 

Asbby,  neap  Brigg     - 

. 

. 

- 

. 

. 

. 

9    -    - 

9     -    - 

9  - 

Bardney,  &c.,  for  Drainage 

1,175  15    1 

. 

2,144  13    5 

. 

. 

. 

9  13    6 

2,154    6  11 

370  19 

and-  Embankment. 

Billioghay  Fen  and  Dales, 

1,065  16    8 

. 

890    5    8 

. 

- 

1,000 

6  12    - 

j  1,896  17    8 

24311 

ftc,      North      District, 

1 

Drainage. 

Billinghay  Fen  and  Dales, 

294  16  10 

. 

656  17    6 

- 

. 

- 

• 

656  17    6 

S5014 

Ac.,      South       District 
Drainage. 
The  Black  Sluice  Drainage 

1 

2,904    2    1 

. 

9,225    6    6 

. 

^ 

^                       . 

382  18    1 

,9,608    4    7 

879  J 

Trustees  of  the  Blankney, 

326  11  10 

. 

514  17     7 

. 

. 

• 

123    8    8 

638     6    3 

4/-9 ; 

Linwood,  and  Martin  Fen 

Drainage. 

Bottesford  Drainage  - 

- 

- 

- 

5    - 

- 

• 

.     m. 

5    -    - 

5  - 

Trustees    of    the    Bourn, 

120    8  10 

- 

- 

- 

. 

- 

287    2    1 

287    2    1 

170  4 

North   Fen,    and    Dyke 

Fen  Drainage. 

Butterwick    and    Frieston 

Drainage. 
Trustees  of  the   Crowland 

1  13    4 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

47  17    6 

'       47  17    6 

29  2 

71  14    3 

«               . 

536  10    3 

_ 

. 

.                   . 

1  18    9 

1     538    9    - 

227  12 

and  Cowbit  Washes,  for 

Drainage. 

! 

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EXPENDITURE. 

Balance  in 

Hand 

atthe  Close  of 

this  Account, 

including 

Amonnt  of 

Rates 
Uncollected. 

Balance 

Orerspent 

at  the  Oose  of 

this 

Aooonnt. 

Secured  Debt 
remaining 

atthe 

Date  of  this 

Return. 

Per 
New  Works 

and 
Improvements. 

Interest 

on 

Money 

Borrowed. 

SecoradDebt 
Ftddoff. 

Salaries 
and 

Other 
Expeaditnie. 

Total   * 

BXPKNDITU&K. 

Arrears 
of  Interest. 

9. 

10. 

n. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

£.     9..d. 

£.     «*    d. 

£.     ».  d. 

■ 

£.    *.   d. 

£•    t.    d. 

£.    t.   d. 

£.    t.   d. 

£.     «.   d. 

£.   «.    d. 

' 

-    • 

• 

2    2- 

1    5    3 

17    9    4 

29    6    6 

— 

— 

- 

- 

- 

6    1    - 

3    8    6 

27    6    8 

10    9    8 

— 

— 

^_ 

.              . 

• 

. 

70  19    - 

16  16    - 

152    3  11 

59  11    1 

„^ 

^^ 

_ 

•                              '  a 

7  10  "- 

53  15    - 
94  15    2 

- 

5    5- 

3    3- 

21    9    - 

8    8- 

8    8- 

10    5    1 

-  19    9 

-  17    - 
14    8    2 

7    7    - 
4    4  10 
7  13  11 

30  14    2 

19  19    7 

236    5    9 

36  14    6 

106    4    7 

246 

3    1    - 
63    8  10 
16    4    2 
23    5    2 
47  12    8 

2    2  10 

150 

25    -    - 

1,000 

— 

- 

16  10    - 

- 

- 

6    7  10 

27    6    4 

- 

32  11    3 

400 

— 

- 

•  •              • 

- 

3    -    - 

8  16    8 

32    2    4 

- 

-19    2 

— 

— 

• 

113  11    6 

- 

17    2    - 

8    4    1 

157  13    5 

- 

33    1    2 

200 

— 

-. 

15 

200 

18  18    - 

. 

410  13    8 

149  16    4 

• 

200    -    - 

— 

• 

- 

*             • 

6    2- 

- 

9  10    9 

- 

2-11 

— 

— 

.- 

54    2    6 

- 

"    6    -    - 

13  17    6 

108  16  10 

35    9    8 

- 

50    -    - 

— 

274    5  11 

131    5    - 
131    6    2 

-             ' 

8    8- 
8  10    - 

'  15  19    9 

206  12    1 
483    -  10 

57-7 

61    6  10 

3,000"-    - 

— 

- 

- 

- 

553 

- 

3,165    8    3 

412  16    8 

— 

— 

— 

- 

83  15    6 

- 

- 

- 

83  15    6 

84    7  10 

— 

— 

— 

666  13  10 

365    2    3 

W    3    9 

3,746    2    6 

1,073    -    4 

15,471  16    - 

385    3    1 

- 

(»)1,376   5   4 

-             " 

213  17    3 

(«)  214  13    4 

9    -    - 
2,175  15    3 

l,l.'i4    6    9 

"— " 

= 

= 

2,158  11  10 

112  10    - 

- 

83  14    2 

333    9  10 

2,932    3    3 

30  11     1 

- 

3,500    -    - 

— 

- 

12  10    - 

- 

104  11     2 

142    -    6 

509  16    4 

441  18    - 

- 

250    -    - 

_ 

66    4  "7 

5,843  15    1 

(')1,792  10  - 

694-6 
33    -    - 

56  15    7 

9,266  10    9 
578  11  11 

3,245  15  11 
386    6    3 

— 

137,500 

— 

- 

- 

'     - 

"  98  17    8 

- 

5    -    - 
269    2    2 

138    8    9 

— 

— 

J— 

- 

2    -    - 

m                            a 

10  10    1 

m                            « 

41  12    6 

7  18    4 

=, 

40    -    - 

— 

"               " 

236  16    2 

*                             " 

78  13    6 

11    5    - 

554    7    1 

55  16    2 

- 

4,800    -    - 

(*)  Bardnejr.— Column  13. — Invested  in  3  per  Cent.  Consols,  pursuant  to  29th  Sect  of  the  Amendment  ict. 
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ABSTRACT   OF    RETUEN8    OF   RATES    LKVIBD   FOR   DRAINAGE,    EMBANKMENT,    &C. 


Abstract  of  Retarns  ef  Rates,  Rents,  Tolls,  or  Dues  levied  for  Drainage  or  Embankni^t  niMLer  ▼arloas  Aeli 


COUNTY 

AND 

COMMISSION. 


Balance 

from  preyiouB 

Year, 

includiog 

Arrears, 

of 

Rents. 


1. 


Balance  Doe 

on 
previous  Year. 


RECEIPTS. 


Rates,  &C. 

under  Act  of 

Parliament. 

3. 


Rents 

and  Rates  by 

Charter, 

Usage, 

or  Custom. 


Borrowed 

during  the  Year 

on 

Security  of 

Rates. 

5. 


Other 
RecdptB. 

6. 


Total 
Rbcbipts. 

7. 


£,     9.    d, 
Englan  D— >conf mti^. 
Lincoln — continuecL 
Crowle,  Eastoft,  Ealand,and 

Luddington,  for  Drainsge, 

&c. 
Deeping  Fen,  GeneralDrain-    1,427    I    4 

age. 
Frisk ney  Embankment  and 

Inclosure  Act. 
Glen  River  Banks     -        -         163    7     7 
The      Greetwell      District  [      256  11  10 

Drainage. 
Heighington  and  Washing-         140 

borough  Drainage. 
Holland,  South,  Drainage  -         533    3    3 
Holland,  South,  Embank- 
ment. 
Leverton,  Sea  Bankj  &c    - 
Lincoln,  See,,  North  District  34    5    4 

of  the  West  Drainage. 
Lincoln,  &c.,  South  District  41     3    8 

Metheringham  and  Dunatan  52    8  11 

Fen  Drainage. 
Metheringham  and  Dunstan  13    3 

Fen  Embankment. 
Nocton,       Potterhanworth,         384  13 

and  Branston  Drainage. 
Ruskington,  Dorringtouf and        204    -    4 

North  Kyme  Drainage. 
Spalding     and    Pinohbeok         281     3     1 

Drainage. 
Sutton,  St.  Edmund's  Com-  23    4  11 

mon,  Drainage. 
Tiinberland,andjimberland        558    7    5 

Thorpe,  Fen,  and  Dales, 

Drainage. 
Ulceby  Drainage 
Wildmore,  East  and  West  66    6     1 

Fens,  for  Drainage. 

General  Commission  for  the      8,058  13    8 
Navigation  of,  and  Drain- 
age by  the  River  Witham. 

Lincoln  and  Norfolk  : 

Nene  Outfall: 
On  the  General  Account 
On  the  Marsh  Rate  Ao- 

count. 
On  the  Nene  Improve- 
ment Account. 

Norfolk  : 

Burgh  and  Billockby  Dis- 
trict, for  Drainage. 

Catfield  and  Sutton,  for 
Drainage  and  Inclosure. 

Cley  next  the  Sea,  and 
Wiverton  District,  for 
Drainaf^  and  Embank- 
ment. 

Downham,  Market,  Denver, 
Wimbotsham,  and  Stow 
Bardolph  District  Drain- 
age 

Feltwell,  New  Fen  District, 
Drainage. 

Feltwell  Second  District, 
Drainage. 

Hem])stead,  Happisbnrgh, 
Ecdes,  &c.,  for  Drainage. 

Hickling  District,  for  Drain 
age. 

Hilgay,  Great  West  Fen, 
Drainage. 

Horsey,  Parish  of      -        - 

Magdalen,  Drainage 


132    9  4 

9    -  - 

256  17  2 

317    9  8 

32  12  5 

57    8  5 


£. 


d. 


26  13  11 


44    6    3 


38  15 
1  15 


74  10    - 


7,795    6    - 
63  16  10 

26  11    6 


8    1    6 


83  16    8 


4    5    8 


23  17    3 
142  13    9 


£.     r.    d. 


400    -  - 

2,092    8  2 

63    5  9 

397    2  6 

441  16  1 

30    -  - 

^,511     1  - 

385  12  - 


10    5 
184  12 


190    3    6 

984  14    8 


42    7 
420    2 

417    - 

80  10 

579    6 


438  15 
1,196  13 


8,976    6    4 


7,828  14  11 
203  14    1 

148    -    i 


27  18    - 


£.     9.  d.       £.     8.  d,       £.     9.  d. 


1.225    7    6 


299  17    8 
■    15  10    - 


18    7    1 


447  10 

9 

1,461 

2 

8 

1,295 

16 

5 

82 

6 

7 

116 

1 

5 

174  10  10 

98  12 

880  3 

8 
3 

38    -    - 
102  19    6 

117  13    7 

30    -    - 

0)278  14  10 
6    7- 


106-7 
153  17    7 


47  10    - 
138  12    6 

2    5- 
238  10    - 

1  12    2 
796    4    3 


15    9    6 
-    2    2 

300    -    - 


6 

3  17    6 

95    5    - 

194    8    5 

73    6    5 

5  16    3 

12  16  11 
230 


f.    d. 


438    -     - 


3,420  15 

63    5 

397    2 
559    9 


60    -     - 

3,089  15     6 
407    9     - 


10    ft 
184  IS 


295    4  1 

4M  12  3 

42     7  8 

467  12  2 

138  12  6 

417  —  1 

82  15  - 

817  16  2 


440     7   11 
1,196  13     5 


9,772  10     7: 


7,844     4 
203  16 

448     - 


52     5  1 

3  47  6 

542  15  9 

1,655  11  1 

1,369     2  10 

88     2  ID 

116     1  5 

187     7  9 

98  12  8 

1,110     3  3 


0)  Holland,  South,  Drainsge. — Column  6. — Including  182/.  19  «. 
(')  Holland  South  Drainage. — Column  13.»Inoluding  1,1822. 19f. 
for  this  purpose,  6,979  /.  16  «.  4  <£. 


je.  t.  4., 


189    4    7 

1,792  15    4 

17  16    7 

32  10    - 
221    3    4 

13d    -   - 

1.230    4  10 
293  11  U 

17  18    3 
95    -   - 

208  16    6 
495    3    7 

30    5    - 

469    2  II 

144  10    1 

353  13    6 j 

8    I    - 
I 
149  15    3  I 


299  19    2 
690    5  11 


1,641  17  U 


999    6   2 

161  18    $r 

544  13  16  i 


33  14    S 

3  12  Mi 

I 

245    -    1 

! 

535    8    3! 

758  16    4 , 
52    2    1  • 
95  11  11 
57    5    9 

48    5    3 


10  d,,  Diridend  from  Consols. 

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■ 

EXPBNDITURE. 

Balance  in 

Hand  at 

the  close  of 

this  Account, 

including 

Amount  of 

Rates 
Uncollected. 

Balance 

Overspent  at 

the  Close  of  this 

Account. 

Secured  Dtbt 

remaining 

at  the 

Date  of  this 

Return. 

1                ' 

I 

For 

New  Works 

and 

Interest 

on 
Money 

Seonrsd  Debt 
Faidoflr. 

Salaries 

and 

Management. 

Other 
Expenditare. 

TOJAL 
EXPBNOITCTBK. 

Arrears 
of  Interest 

9. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

£.    $.   d. 

£.     *.   d. 

£.     s.  d. 

£.     «.  d. 

£.     *.  d. 

£.      f.    rf. 

£.     8.  d. 

£.     s.  d. 

£.     f.    d. 

£.    *.  d. 

184    3    5 

- 

- 

50    -    - 

423    8    - 

- 

12    1  11 

— 

— 

3,751    4    7 

31    8    - 

• 

515    -    - 

326  18    2 

6,417    6    1 

- 

1,569    9    7 

1,626    9    7 

_^ 

- 

•              • 

«              — 

5 

- 

22  16    7 

- 

3  17    1 

— 

— 

. 

273    4  11 

- 

50  12    6 
70  14    3 

12    4    6 
129  14  10 

95    7    - 
694  17    4 

465    3    1 
121     4    2 

— 

6,000    -    - 

— 

10 

- 

- 

20    -    - 

- 

160    -    - 

40    -    - 

— 

— 

— 

- 

389  12    3 

- 

285    -    - 
64    4  10 

(•)l,254    1    9 
28  14    6 

3,1^  IB  10 
386  11    3 

463  17  11 

17  17  10 

10,000    -    - 

— 

- 

- 

- 

18  18  "- 

8  15    4 

17  18    3 
122  13    4 

96    4    4 

9    8    5 

— 

— 

"  66    7  "5 

3  15    3 

- 

23  13    - 
23    -    - 

5  18    9 

242  '3    6 
584  11    - 

94    4    3 

93    9  10 

— 

— > 

- 

- 

- 

8    3- 

3    1    6 

41    9    6 

2    15 

— 

— 

- 

68  12    - 

3    7    9 

- 

91  16    - 

9  16    7 

642  15    3 

209    9  11 

— 

— 

___ 

- 

- 

- 

38  19    8 

6    -    - 

189    0    9 

153    3    1 

— 

— 

— 

- 

- 

- 

123    -    - 

4  10    4 

481    3  10 

216  19    4 

— 

— 

— 

- 

38  16    - 

- 

14    7    6 

66    4    6 

49  15    5 

- 

750    -    - 

— 

- 

108    3    8 

400    -    - 

87  17    8 

129  10    - 

876    6    6 

500  17    1 

^ 

1,900 

— 

5  10    - 

- 

- 

7    4    - 
403  17  10 

67    -    - 

369  13    2 
1,094    3    9 

167  14  "9 

3  15    3 

— 

— 

425  10    7 

2,356    5    2 

•              » 

1,041    5    7 

2,800 

8,263  19    2 

9,567    5    1 

- 

63,650 

— 

- 

5,610  if  10 

(>)  1,946  18  8 

338    9    2 
76  19  10 

898  19    4 

9,794  10    9 
238  18    6 

- 

9,746  12    4 
98  19    1 

124,726    -    - 

— 

- 

63  13    9 

• 

60  19    - 

- 

469    6    7 

•               • 

47  18    - 

1,600    -    - 

— 

• 

• 

- 

9  10    - 

1    4    - 

44    8    8 

„              . 

-    6    1 

_^ 

__ 

- 

- 

- 

- 

•               • 

- 

132    9    4 

— 

— 

— 

- 

- 

- 

2    -    - 

- 

6  12  10 

7    4    8 

— 

— 

— 

- 

162 

17  10    7 

110    - 

426-8 

373  12    3 

- 

3,700 

— 

-                                  A 

353  11    - 

400 

100 

76    5  10 

1.466    5    1 

106    9    4 

• 

7,600    -    - 

110    -  - 

- 

318  17    7 

- 

184  11    2 

12    2    1 

1.274    7    2 

412    5    4 

- 

8,500    -    - 

— 

«                                  ^ 

•              " 

- 

45 

1  18    6 

99    -    7 

21  14    6 

— 

^_          • 

— 

- 

••              • 

- 

8    -    - 

1  14    9 

106    6    8 

6    9    1 

— 

— 

— 

• 

61    6  10 

- 

19  19    6 

- 

138  11     1 

106    5    1 

- 

1,400    -    - 

"" 

-         • 

5,618  17    6 

*              " 

12  12    - 
75    6    - 

171  15  '5 

60  17    3 

5,865  18  10 

14  18    2 

4,898    9    4 

4,700    -    - 

— 

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Abstract  of  Returns  of  Rates,  Rents,  Tolls,  oc  Dues  levied  for  Drainage  or  Iknbankment  under  yarioas  Actt 


RECEIPTS. 

Balance 
from  previous 

including 
Arrears 

of 
Rates. 

Balance  Due 

COUNTY 

AND 

on 

Rates,  &c. 
under  Act  of 

Rents 

and  Rates  by 

Charter, 

Borrowed 

during  the'Year 

on 

Other 

Total 

F« 
Ordi«7 
Woibttd  f 

Msillt(IK.| 

COMMISSION. 

previous  Year. 

Parliament. 

Usage, 
or  Custom. 

Security  of 
Rates. 

Receipts. 

RsCElPTft. 

1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

6. 

6. 

7. 

8.     \ 

£.    ».    d. 

£.     *.    A 

£.      *.    d. 

£.  t.    d. 

£.      f.    d. 

£.     *.    A 

£.     f.    A 

£.  «.  i 

England — coniinuet 

i. 

yoRvoLK^eonimuec 

U 

Marshland      Smeeth,    and 

261  15    2 

- 

1,583  16  10 

4    8    6 

4,000    -    - 

63  10    3 

5,651  15    7 

15711   1 

Fen  District  Drainage. 

Marshland      Smeetb,    and 

205    -    2 

- 

340    2    6 

• 

•               - 

107    -    6 

447    3    - 

304   -  7 

Fen  Roads  District. 

Methwold      District      for 

Ibi    7    - 

- 

201  11     7 

- 

m                                 • 

0)303    1    - 

504  12     7 

83  -  8 

Drainage. 

Norton  Suboourse  Drainage 

- 

110    3    6 

143    3    1 

- 

- 

21    2    7 

164    5    8 

31  U  10 

Outwell,    Stow    Bardolpb, 

. 

543    8    3 

865    3    7 

76    7    3 

- 

62  18    5 

1,004    9    3 

544   8  7 

Wimbotsham,  &c.,  Dis- 

trict Drainage. 
Ouze    Banks    Commission, 

11    9  10 

_• 

• 

. 

«                                  . 

317    4    7 

317    4    7 

43   -  6 

General  Account 

Ouxe  Banks,  First  District, 

ioai7  5 

- 

198  15    9 

- 

- 

-^ 

198  15    9 

160  15  2 

for  the  Repairs  and  Ma- 

nagement   of  the   River 

Banks   between    Denver 

Sluice  and  the  upper  end 

of  the  Eau  Brink  Cut. 

Ouze  Banks,  Second  Dis- 

172 18    9 

- 

220  11  11 

- 

- 

- 

220  11  11 

348  4  1 

trict. 
Ouze    Banks,    Third   Dls- 

2  17    9 

*- 

78    3    8 

- 

- 

-    8    1 

78  11    9 

22  1711 

trict. 
Ouze  Banks,  Fourth  Dis- 

. 

25  12  10 

84    4    - 

- 

- 

- 

84     4    - 

70   -  4 

trict 

Ouze   Banks,    Fifth    Dis- 

- 

23  15    5 

68    7    - 

- 

- 

- 

68     7    - 

123  11  3 

trict. 
Ouze    Banks,    Sixth   Dis- 

203   5    0 

- 

92  13  10 

- 

- 

8  15    - 

101     8  10 

263  19  9 

trict 
Ouze  River,  Haling  Com- 

338   8    9 

- 

451  19    2 

- 

- 

.      2  16    8 

454  16  10 

8  18  6 

mission. 

, 

Polver  Drain  District 

17-4 

- 

43    2    2 

- 

. 

• 

43    2    2 

16  910 

Potter    Heigham    District 

tm                                      m 

42  16    7 

136    9    2 

- 

- 

32    5    2 

168  14    4 

52  3  1 

for  Drainage. 

Repps-with-Bastwick,  &c. ; 

39  19    5 

- 

25  10    5 

- 

- 

32 

57  10    5 

3911  7 

Drainage. 
Runham,  Marsh  Lands,  &c.; 

32    5    2 

39-5 

- 

- 

-  17    - 

39  17    5 

47   6  9 

for  Drainage. 

Stoke    Ferry,    Northwold, 

574  18  10 

- 

877  12  10 

- 

- 

6  12    8 

884     5    6 

134   6  1 

District  for  Drainage. 

Thime,  Parish  of,  for  Drain- 

12   9    - 

- 

23    7    - 

2 

- 

- 

25    7    - 

28   8  - 

age. 
Thurltonand  Thorpe-next- 

10 '10    4 

. 

60  13    2 

-" 

- 

5  12    - 

66    5    2 

43  16  6 

Haddiscoe,  &c.,  Drainage. 

Walsham,    St.    Lawrence, 

SO  19  11 

. 

41    9    2 

• 

- 

23  16    1 

65    4    3 

53  310 

and    St    Mary,     Marsh 

Land  Drainage. 
Wormegay,  Shouldham,  &c., 

.              . 

3  15    7 

116  12  11 

- 

- 

»               • 

116  12  11 

80  16  10 

Drainage. 

Northampton  : 

Newborough,  for  Drainage 

699  13    6 

- 

497    1     7 

- 

- 

169  16    - 

666  17    7 

429   6  6 

and  Improvement. 

Nottingham: 

; 

Everton,  Scaftworth,  Gring- 

48-2 

- 

917  18    1 

- 

- 

-    2    - 

918    -    1 

481   9  % 

ley- on -the -Hill,    &c., 

Drainage    and  Embank- 

ment. 
Laneham,  &c.,  for  Drainage 

698    5  10 

- 

565  12    6 

- 

- 

m                                • 

565  12    5 

303   9  - 

I 

Somerset  : 

Othery,     Middlezoy,     and 

. 

149    7    5 

299    7    3 

- 

- 

2    7    1 

301  14    4 

200   4  - 

Weston  Zoyland  Drain- 

age. 

r)  Methwold  District— Column  6.— £.  300  of  this  sum  is  from  sale  of  Consols,  and  applied  as  shown  in  Column  11. 

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EXPENDITURE. 

Balance  in 

Hand 

at  the  Clow  of 

this  Account, 

including 

Amount  of 

Rates 
Uncollected. 

Balance 

Orenpent 

at  the  Close  of 

this 

Account 

Secured  Debt 
remaining 

at  the 

DateofthU 

Return. 

For 

New  Works 

aod 

Interest 

on 

Money 

Borrowed. 

SecoredDebt 
Paid  off. 

Salaries 

and 

Management 

Other 
Ezpenditnre. 

TotAL 
EXPKNDITUEK. 

Arrears 
of  Interest. 

9. 

10- 

11. 

12. 

Id. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

£.      «.    d. 

£.      #.    rf. 

£.    *.   (L 

£.    f.    d. 

£.  *.    d. 

£.      s.    d. 

£.     8.     d. 

£.     •.    d. 

£.      #.     d. 

£.   f.  d. 

4,025     8    6 

1,265  18    4 

. 

122  U    - 

69  16    6 

5,631    -    5 

272  10    4 

- 

15,000    -    - 

— 

- 

95    2    9 

- 

68  18    8 

- 

468    2    - 

184     I     2 

—              • 

1,000    -    - 

— 

- 

48  10  10 

0333    6    8 

20  17    6 

27    9    - 

513    4    8 

143  14  11 

- 

700    -    - 

— 

- 

3    8     1 

. 

17  11     - 

1     7    8 

54     1     7 

-    -    7 

«. 

^ 

— 

- 

0258  12    5 

- 

164  10  10 

47    4    5 

1,014  16    3 

- 

563  15    3 

1,051 

— 

- 

- 

. 

75    2    8 

18  12    4 

136  15    6 

191  18  11 

— 

— 

— 

- 

7    6    3 

- 

9  10    - 

- 

177  11     5 

131     1     9 

- 

150     -    - 

— 

. 

. 

.    . 

9  10    - 

357  14     1 

35  16    7 

_ 

_ 

_ 

- 

- 

- 

17     7    8 

- 

40    5     7 

41     3  11 

— 

— 

— 

- 

- 

- 

7     I    - 

- 

77     1    4 

- 

18  10    2 

— 

— 

- 

- 

- 

9  10    - 

- 

133    1     3 

- 

88    9    8 

— 

— 

- 

- 

- 

12  17    6 

- 

276  17    3 

27  17    4 

— 

— 

- 

- 

- 

24    5    - 

0)434    2  10 

467    6    4 

325  18    3 

- 

300    -    - 

(»)1,120  2  - 

- 

2  10  "- 

- 

38  10    - 
10    -    - 

'  10  19    6 

54  19  10 
75  12    7 

5    2    8 
60    5    2 

— 

— 

_ 

- 

- 

- 

9    5- 

-    6    - 

49    2    7 

48    7    3 

— 

— 

_ 

- 

- 

- 

5    5- 

- 

52  11     9 

19  10  10 

— 

— 

— 

- 

599  12     1 

- 

77    5    3 

- 

811     3    5 

648    -  11 

- 

8,600    -    - 

— 

•               ^ 

. 

- 

. 

28    8    - 

9    8- 

.. 

„. 

•               • 

- 

- 

22  14    3 

- 

66  10    9 

10    4    9 

— 

— 

— 

- 

- 

- 

19  18     1 

- 

73    1  11 

23    2    3 

— 

— 

— 

- 

- 

- 

15    -    - 

16    7    2 

112    4    - 

-  13    4 

- 

— 

1 

- 

42    2    8 

- 

60    -    - 

531    9    2 

736    1  11 

- 

1,400    -    - 

- 

- 

-      . 

202    9    - 

44  18    2 

I 

728  16    5 

237    3  10 

— 

— 

— 

- 

- 

- 

60    -    - 

33    9    4 

396  18    4 

866  19  11 

— 

— 

— 

- 

16    9  10 

- 

15    -    - 

- 

231  13  10 

- 

79    6  11 

— 

— 

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COUNTY 

and 

COMMISSION. 


from  previous 

Year, 

ittdadiDg 

Arrears 

of 
Rttei. 


Belanoe  Due 

on 
preriovs  Year. 

2. 


RECEIPTS. 


Rates,  &c. 
under  Act  of 
PuuatnMt. 

3. 


Rents 

and  Rates  by 

Charter, 

Uiase, 

or  Custom. 


Borrowed 

daring  tlie  Tear 

on 

Security  of 

Rttet. 


Other 
Receipts. 


Total 
Rbcbipts. 


I 


2S3US 
727  4  S 
405  Id  l^ 


45  .  - 


27913  4 


13317  f> 

417 19  2 
1,207  -  3 

144  .  -I 
138  3  r 


75  311 
72  5  - 


£.    *.  4. 


England — continued. 


Suffolk  : 

Lakenheath  and  Brandoti 
Fen  District  Dramage. 

Mildenhall  Ttn  District 
Drainage. 

The  Minsmere  Level,  for 
Drainage  ami  Embank- 
ment 

SussBx : 

The  Trustees  of  the  River 
Adur  Navigation. 

Westmorland  : 

Helsington,  Underbarrow, 
&c.,  Drainage. 

York: 


Trustees  of  the  Beverley 
and  Skidby  Drainage. 

Dun  River  Drainage 

Trustees  of  tho  Holdemess 
Drainage. 

Keyhingham  Level  Dninage 

Norton,  Campsall,  Askem, 
&C.;  for  J>raining  «nd 
Improving  Low  Lamds  in 
the  parishes  of. 

Ottringham,  Drainage,  &c. 

Trustees  of  the  Selby  Dam, 
&C.,  Drainage. 


WALES: 


AnolbsBa  : 

Malitreath  and  Corsddaug- 
gau  Mar^  Drainage. 

Flint  : 

Trustees  of  the  Hawarden 

Embankment. 
Trustees  of  the  Rhuddlan 

Marsh        Embankment, 

West  Side. 
Trustees  of  the  Rhuddlan 

Marsh        Embankment, 

East  Side. 


TOTAL    -    .    £. 


273  13    8 


4  12    4 


6  14    8 


26    9    6 

87    2    7 
l,t06  19    5 


68    9 


211  11  4 

465  11  4 

104  14  2 

135  17  6 


43,055    3    3 


£.   s.    4. 


500  19  U 
45    -    d 


166    5  11 


44  14    7 
^22    2    6 


£.    #.    rf. 


636  15  11 

1,622  14  11 

330    1     1 


71 


263    5    9 


190  11    4 

586  10  11 
1,466  17  10 

491  15    7 

200    -    - 


108    5    - 
177  14  10 


£.     #    d. 


308    •    9 

t43    t  10 

221     2    9 


£,     9,   d. 


36,228  17    5    135,169    2    1 


7,940  10    5 


-£.    *.    d. 


132    9    8 

I4S  10    6 

7  12    - 


71 


17  15  3 
42  15  - 
23    6  11 


132  16    * 


-    -    7 


£.     #.   d. 


760    5    7 

1,706    5    5 

337  13    1 


142 


263    5    9 


208    6    7 

586  10  11 
1,509  12  10 

491  15    7 
223    6  11 


108    5    - 
177  14  10 


440  16    9 

243    9  10 
221     3    4 


110  W  ? 

63  I  ^ 
305  10  ! 


7,100    - 


15,236    6    7  '  165,445  19    1 


63,166  14  i 


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EXPENDITURE. 


I  For 

I   New  Works 
I  and 

Improvements. 

I 

J  9. 


Interest 

on 

Money 

Borrowed. 

10. 


Secored  Debt 
Paid  off. 

11. 


1 


Salaries 

and 

Management. 

12. 


Other 
Expenditure. 

13. 


Total 
expenoituue. 

14. 


Balance  in 

Hand 

at  the  Close  of 

this  Account, 

including 

Amount  of 

Rates 
Uncollected. 

15. 


Balance 

Overspent 

at  the  Close  of 

this 

Account. 

16. 


Secured  Debt 

remaining 

at  the 

Date  of  this 
Return. 

17. 


i 


t    Arrears 
of  Interest 

18. 


£.      «.  rf. 


547     2  10 


655     4 


£,    s.    d. 


264    2    1 
412  10  10 


£.    *.    d. 


70    -    - 


5    6    2 


160    9  11 


148    6    3 


13,030  11    8 


68,337    4  10 


12,040  18    3 


£.   9,    d. 


36  1  8 
93  8  - 
12  12     1 


21     1     5 


30 


37  - 

100  - 

215  - 

96  - 

30  - 


10    5    4 
37    1    - 


90  18    2 

35    5    - 
86    5    4 


14,205  18.   3 


£.   8.    d. 


18    7    3 


14    2 


225    9    - 
20    6    3 


6    5    7 


8    5    6 


£.     *.   d. 


572    6    8 

1,780    6    1 

418    2  11 


150    3    5 


303  13    4 


831     7  8 

517  19  2 

1,647    9  3 

260    6  3 

168    3  3 


85    9    3 
115  11     7 


£.      8,    d. 


193    3  10 


370  13    4 


130    -    -  376  13    - 

7  15  10  399  11  10 


11,507    9    4    182,288  16    7 

I 


155  14  4 

1,069    3  - 

65    3  5 

123  12  8 


40-9 


281  14    9 


332    8    2 


135  17    6 


43,024    5    9 


£.      8,    d.  £.      9.    d. 


304     1    -  5,900 

59    1     1        12,581 


3  11     1  1,400    -    - 


33  12  11 


596  11     7 


21  18  10 


73  14    4 


£.    9,  d. 


3,200    -    - 


53,040  17    5    1,183,549  13    1 


18,321  16  5 


(')  Total.— Column  18.— This  Total  Amount  includes  other  debts,  as  well  as  Arrears  of  Interest. 


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SUMS  LEVIED  OR  RECEIVED  BY  OR  IN  RESPECT  OF  RATES, 

UNDER   THE   ACT   3   &  4   WiLL.   4,  C.    90, 
FOR   THE 

LIGHTING    AND    WATCHING    OF    PARISHES, 

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J«rAME    OF    PARISH. 


ENGLAND : 


Alcester       -        -        -  -  - 

Alford 

Allerton,  North    -        -  -  - 

Alnmouth    -        -        -  -  - 

Alresford,  New     -        -  -  - 

Alston-cum-Garrigill  -  -  - 

Alverstoke    -        -        -  -  - 

Amersham   -        .        .  .  . 

Ampthill       -        .        .  -  . 
Arthuret-cum-LoDgtown 

Ashbum       -        -        -  -  - 

Ashburton    .        .        -  .  « 

Aspairia  and  Brayton  -  -  - 

Aspeden        -        -        -  -  - 

Atiierstone   -        -        -  -  - 

Attleborough        .        .  -  . 
Avening  (District  of  Nailsworth) 

Axminster    -        -        -  .  - 

Aylsham       -        -        -  -  . 


Villasa 


Baldock        -        .        - 
Barking        -        -        - 
Barnes,  Parish  of - 
Barnes,    The    Castelnau 

District  of        -       - 
Bawtry,  Township  of   - 
Beaminster  -        -       •        . 
Bedale         .... 
Belford         -        -        .        . 
Belper  -        -       -        -       . 
Benfieldside  -        -        -        . 
Berkeley      -        -        -        . 
Berkhampstead,  St.  Peter    - 
Berry  Pomeroy     -        -        . 
Bexley-        .... 
Bexley  District,  Bexley  Heath 
Biegleswade         ... 
Billericay,  Township  of  the  Parish^ 

of,  Great  Burstead   -        .       -/ 
Bingham      -        .        .        .       . 
Bishops  Castle,  Borough  of  - 
Bishop  Stortford  -        .        .        - 
Boroughbridge     .... 
Bourne  (Lincoln)  -        -        -        - 
Brackley,  St.  James     -        -        - 
Brackley,  St.  Peter       -        .        - 
Bradford  (near  Manchester) 
Brampton     -        -        -        -        . 
Brentwood   -        -        -        -        - 
Bridge-        .        -        -        .        . 
Broadstairs  (St.  Peter's) 
Bromley       ..... 
Bromyard     ..... 
Bruton  -        -        -        .        . 

Buckley,  Long     .        -        .        . 
Budock        -        -       -        -        . 

Caistor  -        -        -        .        . 

Callington    -        .        .        .        . 

Canterbury,  outlying  Districts  of 
the  following  Parishes : 

Bredin    (§t.   Mary    and   St.\ 
George)      .       -        -       .j 
St.  Dunstan    -        -        .        . 
St.  Mary,  Northgate 
St.  Mildred  aud  Thannington 
St.  Paul  -        -        -       . 


Balance 

from 

preyions  Year. 

1. 


£.    8.    d. 

16  6  1 
16  8  6 
12  18    9 

9    2    7 

9  15  9 
4^6 

21-4 
3    6  10 

12  3  8 
6  13  10 
5  12    6 

58    9    5 

19  8 
2  13  7 
1  16    1 


-  10    - 

20-2 

43    5    9 
16    9    1 

8  10    - 
1  17    3 


18    5 
5    3 


2  12    7 
17  15    6 

2-3 


1     7  10 


7  - 

3  3 

21  15 

11 

0 
9 

13  15 

- 

9  18  11 
31  13  4 

6  14  10 
12  7  3 

7  3  4 
3  15  4 

57  18    8 


14  10    - 


4  12  11 

24  2 

8 

14  19 

7 

21  3 

7 

Balance  dae 

on 

previous 

Year. 


£.    s.    d, 

-    1  11 
1    3    6 


-53 

"-    9  "7 


26    4    3 


3-6 


14  11    6 
5    6    1 


5  19    8 


RECEIPTS. 


Rates 
under  the  Act. 

3. 


£.     8.  d. 

86  10  6 

96  14  - 

89  -  - 

9  12  9 

89  15  9 

29  4  9 

352  6  - 

58  -  - 

62  15  3 

33  15  - 

76  12  11 

95  -  - 
37  19 


20 
266  6 
50  - 
23  - 
80  1 
80  14 


2 

11 

2 

8 
1 
5 


155  -  - 

320  -  - 

153  5  6 

42  15  7 


70  - 
97  5 

45  15 
22  17 

115  - 

160  - 

76  12 

100  - 

46  11 
70  - 
82  5 

123  11 

49  - 

50  - 
70  16 

475  - 

30  - 

160  - 

66  - 
45  - 

764  11 

84  6 

146  10 

67  14 
94  19 

423  18 
50  - 
70  - 
39  3 

100  - 


11 


60  -  - 
80  -  - 


32  16  11 

30  4  11 
60  15  8 
54  3  I 
C3  17  3 


Borrowed 

on 

Security  of  Rates 

durinif  the 

Year. 

4. 


£.    8.    d. 


Other  ReceipU. 


5. 


2,000    - 


£•    *.    d. 


2    - 


-    1     - 


2    -    - 


5    5 


3    3- 


-    8    - 


11     1 


4    9    4 

270  12    1 
8  19  11 


-23 


(a)  Baldock.— Col.  8.— Including  every  expense,  according  to  contract 

{b)  Bradford  (near  Manchester).— Col.  11.— Including  interest  upon  the  debt,  &c, 

Digitized  by 


Total 

RsCEIfTS. 


£.    I.  i 

86  10  6 

9GU  - 

91   -  - 

9  12  9 

89  16  9 
29  4  9 

362  6  - 
58  -  - 
62  1.5  3 

33  15  - 
78  12  II 

90  -  - 
37  19  2 
20   111 

271  11  - 

50   -  - 

23   -  8 

89    I  1 

83  17  .) 

155  -  - 
320  -  - 
153   5  6 

4215  7 

70  -  - 

97   5  f 

46   3  7 

22  17  1 

115   -  - 

150   -  - 

76  12  7 

103  11  1 

46  11  4 

70   -  - 

82   5  6 

1-23  11  2 

40   -  - 

50   -  - 

70  16  - 

475  -  - 

34  9  4 
160   -  - 

55   -  - 

45   -  - 

3,025   3  : 

84  6  - 
145  10  - 

66  14  - 

94  19  8 

423  18  - 

50   -  - 

70  -  - 
39   311 

100  -  - 

60  -  - 
80   2  3 


32  1611 

30  411 
69  15  8 
54  3  1 
e$  17  3 


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RATES    FOll    LIGHTING    AND   WATCHING    OF   PARISHES,    AND   OF    EXPENDITUR1S   THEREOF. 


307 


Act  3  &  4  Will.  4,  C;  90,  for  the  Lighting  and  Watching  of  Parishes,  and  of  the  Expenditure  thereof, 
of  June  1865,  for  which  these  Accounts  are  made  up. 


of  the  PariBhes  haviog  adopted  the  Local  CU>f«nimeiit  Act. 


EXPENDITUEE. 


New  Works  and 

Repairs, 

Including  Lamps, 

Lamp-pofltt, 

Pipes,  &e. 

7. 


Oat. 


Salaries. 


9. 


Rents, 

Rates,  and 

Taxes. 
10. 


Otber 
Payments. 

11. 


Total 
bxpbndituee. 

12. 


Balanee 

in  Hand  at  tlie 

Clo0eofthls 

Accoont 

13. 


Overspent 

at  the 

Cloeeofthis 

Account 

14. 


Amount  of 

Secured  Debt 

fomaininflr 

at  the 

Date  of  this 

Account. 

16. 


Other  DebU. 


16. 


£.    s.    d. 

4  11  11 

5  16  10 
5  16    2 

-  lo    - 

6.'>    2  4 

-  18  - 
2  16  9 
2    1  - 

16    2    4 


28  10    6 


16  10    6 
173 


6  15    - 


£.    $.    d. 


75  19 
73  11 
77  12 
10  - 
65  - 
31  10 

229  12 
42  9 
50  - 
21  2 
68  -  - 
80  13  10 
35  -  - 
17  18    - 

148  17  9 
40  -  - 
20  -  - 
58  9  - 
65  12    - 


6 


(a)  155 
300 
115 


I     2    » 


1     2  S 

20  15  S 

12  12  • 

11  18  *• 

16  17  9 


15-6 
12    3    8 

1  11  4 
1,043    6    - 

-    4    d 


16     1  10 

3    5    4 
6  13    - 


52  10  - 

70    -  - 

93    -  - 

65    -  - 

18  12  8 

120    -  - 

147  18  - 

45  10  - 
81  -  - 
24    9  6 

60  -  - 

46  -  - 
89  18  - 

32    -  - 

61  18  - 
76  16  - 

453    6  8 

31  10  - 

137  10  - 

41  16  - 

43  14  - 
132    -  - 

60    -  - 

151     6  - 

45     -  - 

65  18  6 

377  12  4 

62  5  - 
48    6  - 

44  18  6 
87     9  - 

58  10  - 

116     1  1 


33    5 


4il. 


£.    8.   d. 


17  10    6 
3    -    - 

"72"- 


6    - 
6  16 

3  2 

4  16 
2    - 

2  2 
-  15 
63  4 
2  10 
1    - 

5  - 


6    -    - 
6  18    1 

4    4    9 


2    1     8 


6    4 

16  10 

2    2 

6  - 

7  2 
11     1 


6    - 


80    -  - 

5    -  - 

4  -  - 

1  14  7 

5  -  - 
37  14  4 

3    3- 

2  11  6 
7    -  - 


2    - 


4    7 


37  10 

- 

2 

6    1 

80  15 

. 

5 

1  11 

45    2 

6 

2 

1     2 

71    6 

""- 

4 

6    7 

$. 


d. 


2  10    2 
1    -    - 


-    5    - 
13    6 

3    -    - 


3  12    - 


-67 
7    8    9 

-  2    4 

1  16  9 
-76 

-  18    8 

2  6    6 

-  10    4 

-  14    - 

3  15  - 
6    -    - 

-  6  9 
^66 
18- 
1    -    6 

-  3    - 


1  -    - 

2  -    - 


1    2    6 


5    -    - 
-76 


15  6 
8  - 
1  10 


9    6    6 


2    3    3 

-  16    6 

-  13    - 


18    1 

-  -    2 

-  -  6 
12- 
1  13  11 
-12    3 

10    6    8 

-  16  6 
£11  11 
3    6    8 

-  4  10 


3  16  - 
-11  6 
2  9  6 
-71 
16- 
(5)404  10  2 


1  - 
-17 
8    3 

1    - 

-  5 

-  7 


8  15    4 

1  10    - 
-26 


-68 

-68 
-68 
1  8  1 
-68 


£.    *.    d. 


80  10  11 

97    5    8 

96    7 

10    2 

76  13 

31  17 
301  13 

51  14 

67  13 

28  13 

76  15 
101  16 

37    8 

18  19 
245  12 

49  10 

21    3 

79  19 

76    4 


165  -  - 
313  18  3 
121  14    7 

67    7    9 

70  -  - 
94  8  1 
66-2 
22  17     1 

121  2  - 
151  11  11 

53  8  11 
127  10  11 
39  8  6 
56  16  6 
66  11  11 

122  6  11 

32    4  10 


61 
70 

462 
32 

160 

54 

46 

1,676 

66 

169 
47 
96 

416 
62 
65 
47 

104 

60 
118 


18  - 

16  - 

1  8 

9  - 

6  9 


10  4 
2  2 
4    3 

6  - 

11  9 
13  10 

7  - 
10    4 

1     6 

9  11 

17     4 


6  10 


36  16  3 

40    1  9 

86    3  7 

48    6  9 

75  18  3 


Q  Q  4 


£.    J.  d. 

22    5  8 

16  17  2 

7  11  8 

28    6  '7 

60    8  9 

10  12  2 

26    2  6 

8  8  4 
14    1  7 


6    2  11 

-  17    2 

84    8    4 

3    7    4 

11  15    2 

9    8    9 


6  11    9 
6    6    8 

6    8- 

46    2  10 
6  12    6 

2    6- 

-    6    4 

20    3    2 

12  11    4 
U    8    6 

18    6    S 
19-9 

18  15    6 


7  12  3 

3    8  2 

7  14  2 

1  13  6 

1,371  17  2 

19    1  9 


13 
6 

39 
4 

27 


19  16    1 


11  10    8 

7  14    9 

20  16  11 

9    2    7 


£.    8.    d. 


£.    8.    d. 


11    6 
16    8 


-24 


6  14    9 


16    9    6 


12    8 
1    2    - 


6    8  11 


6,866    2    4 


21    9    9 


200 


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ABSTRACT   OF    RETURNS   OF   SUMS    LEVIED    OR    RECEIVED   IN    RESPECT    OF 


Abstract  of  Rbtubns  of  the  Sums  Levied  or  Reoeiyed  by  or  in  respect  of  Rates,  under  the 


IfAlIB    OF     PARISH. 


Balance 

from 

preTious  Year. 

1. 


Balance  dae 

on 

preyioas 

Year. 


RECEIPT  S^ 


Bates 
under  the  Act. 

8. 


Borrowed 

on 

Secority  of  Rates 

dnrfaig  the 

Year. 


Other  Receipts. 


6. 


ENGLAND— eofOtfiueti 

CarshaltOD  -  -  -  - 
Castle  Carey  .  -  - 
Cerne  Abbas  .  .  - 
Chepstow  -  -  -  - 
Chertsey  -  -  -  - 
Chesham  -  -  -  . 
Christchnrch  (Hants)  - 
Church  -  -  .  - 
Churwell       -        -        -        - 

Clare     

Clay  Cross,  District  of 
Clifton,  Township  of  the  Parishes'] 
of  St.  Olave,  and  St.  Michael- 
le-Belfrey,  York        -        -       -J 
Cockermouth        .... 
CoKgeshall,  Great 

Coleshill 

Collingham,  North  ... 
Colli  neham.  South  ... 
Conside  and  Knitsley  -  -  - 
Corsham  -  -  -  -  - 
Crawley  -  -  -  -  - 
Crewkerne  -  -  -  -  - 
Crook  and  Billyrow      -        -        - 


Darlaston      -        -  .  -  . 

Dawlev,  Magna    -  -  -  - 

Debeniiam    -        -  -  -  - 

Deddington           -  -  -  - 

Deeping,  Market  -  .  . 

Dereham,  East      -  .  .  . 

Dodbrooke   -        -  -  -  - 

Donington  (Lincoln)    .  -  - 

Dorking        -        -  -  -  - 

Driffield,  Great     -  -  -  - 

Droitwich,  Borough  of  -  - 

Dun  mow,  Great    -  -  -  - 

Dursley         -        .  -  .  - 

Easingwold  -        -        -        -        - 
Ebchester     -        -        -        -        - 
Eccleshall     -        -       -       -        - 
Eckington     -        ... 
Edgware  and  Little  Stanmore 
Egnam          -        - 
Egremont     -        -        -        -        - 
Emsworth,  St.  James*,  District  of 
Erirh  (Kent)         -        -      •- 
Ewell 

Fairford 

Fakenham    -        - 

Falmouth      -    '    - 

Faringdon    -        -        -        -        - 

Farnham       -        -        .        -        - 

Filey 

Frome,  Borough  of       -        -        - 
Fyfield 


Gillingham  - 
Glossop         -        -        - 
Grinstead,  East    - 
Guisborough 

Hadlow  -  .  - 
Hailey  -  -  -  - 
Hailsham  ... 
flalesworth  -  -  - 
Haltwhistle  -  -  - 
Hampton,  District  of  - 
Har  borough.  Market  - 
Hartlepool,  Holy  Trinity 
Haslingden  -  .  - 
Haverhill  -  -  - 
Hemel  Hempstead 
Heme  Bay  .  -  - 
Hessle  .       .        - 

Higher  Booths 


£.  s.    d. 

1  12  8 
12    1  11 

-  16  1 
88  6  11 
14  17  11 

7  10    8 


5  12 
1    - 


81  13 
5  19 
6 
8 
4 

14  10 
4  17 
-  4 
11 
8 


4 
28 


9 
6 

11  10 
6    6 

12  11 
I 
9 
2 
6 
4 


5    6     7 
1     7  10 

.     3  10 
14  14    7 

13  3    - 

14  12    2 


70  12    6 
29    2    7 


13 
15 


-    3 


10 
10 


28 
11 


2 
10 


42  19    4 

-  14    4 

16  17 
33  17 
18  18 
20  13 
33    4 

8  13 
16    - 

4  17 


10 
5 
3 
1 

11 
5 

11 
5 

1 


-  19 
26    1     6 

6  12    5 
78  15  10 

7  6  10 
2  17  - 
2  13 

39  17 

1     9 

7  18 
15    4 

-  15 


2 
8 
3 

1 

11 

4 


76  10  10 
4    9- 

15  6  5 
-    5    5 


£.    s.  d. 


24  12    8 

43  14    1 
5    4    3 


37    7    3 
3    4  11 


1  15    5 


6  17     1 


2  13    8 
10  14  11 


(a)  Deepiog,  MariLet^Col.  11 — Interes^and  loan  paid  o€ 


X.    *.  d. 

167    9  1 

50    -  - 

50    3  5 

174    -  - 

118  12  8 

52  18  8 

84    -  - 

109    8  9 

44    8  10 

57    2  3 

126    1  7 

145  11  3 


196-5 

80  -    - 
32  12    4 

81  -    - 
19  19  11 

150  17    5 
108  13 

17  14 
139  18 

84  10 


4 
3 

7 
3 

201     -  - 

322    5  1 

65    4  3 

26  10  10 

167    -  7 

144  15  6 

46  12  - 


290    -  - 

180    -  - 

156    4  7 

90  18  11 

115    7  11 

30    -  - 

7    -  - 

45  14  6 

66    3  1 

47    -  - 

180    -  - 

58  13  - 

107  11  2 

202    6  - 

137  12  - 


106  2 
141  4 
219  13 
138  - 
186  15 
103  10 
640    - 


11 
6 
9 

11 
9 


40  17  - 

125    2  8 

87    -  - 

188  17  2 

23    -  - 

3  11  9 

70    -  - 

109    8  - 

21     -  - 

204    -  - 

115    -  - 

58    8  9 

118    3  10 

10    -  - 

250    -  - 

33    6  3 

85 

28 


£.    tf.    d. 


47    2    2 


£.    8.    d. 
1  15    - 


31   17     1 
8    3     9 


-  10 


17     7 


1  10    - 

8  15    - 
-    1     - 


1  16     3 


6  -    - 

7  16 


7    -  - 

-  10  - 

4  10  1 

-  1  - 


2  19    2 
2  18    6 
8  12    6 
4  14  10 

4    7 

- 

11  13 
1  16 

1 

8  10    - 


6    5 


1     - 
(b)  F^me,  Borough  of.— Col.  ll.^Indndhig  SO  2.  to  Fli«  Eogise  Aee^ 

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Act  3  &  4  Will.  4,  c.  90,  for  the  Lighting  and  Watching  of  Parishes,  and  of  the  . 

EXPENDITURE. 

Balance 

1                     « 

Balance 

Amount  of 

Overspent 

Secured  Debt 

New  Works  and 

Repairs, 

including  Lamps, 

Lamp-po«t8, 

Pipes,  &c. 

Gas. 

Salaries. 

Reots, 

Rates^  and 

Taxes. 

Other 
Payments. 

in  Hand  at  the 
''"''"          CIo«,ofthi. 
Expenditure.      Account. 

at  the 

Close  of  this 

Account. 

remaining 

at  the 

Date  of  this 

Account. 

Other  Debts. 

7. 

8. 

9. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

16. 

16. 

£.    s.    d. 

£.    8.    d. 

£.     8. 

d. 

£.   8.    d. 

£.  8, 

d. 

£.      8.    d. 

£.    8.    d. 

£.     8.    d. 

£.     8.     d. 

£.     8.    d. 

14  18    2 

137  10    - 

. 

3    6- 

1  14 

3 

167    7    6 

13    9    4 



1     4    6 

49  10    - 

1     - 

- 

1    -    - 

. 

• 

62  14    6 

9    7    6 

__ 

18    7    3 

19  14    5 

10  15 

- 

12    3 

-u 

— 

60    9  11 

-    9    7 

___ 



4  19    3 

183  15    - 

7    7 

~ 

4  17    1 

-  13 

4 

201  11     8 

42  12    4 



- 

120    3    9 

4    1 

. 

11- 

2    2 

3 

127    8    - 

14    6    4 

2  14    8 

34  13    - 

. 

- 

- 

16    9 

4 

62  17    - 

7  11  11 

■ 

^_^ 

- 

44    2    - 

2    2 

-i 

"         "  ♦ 

-    7 

6 

46  11     6 

12  16  10 

'■ 

^^^ 

- 

60  12    8 

6    - 

— 

6    7 

4 

71    -    - 

38    8    9 

^_ 

..^ 

-    8    2 

46    6    - 

_ 

. 

- 

- 

. 

46  14    2 

3    7    6 

„,^^ 



1  12    4 

46  10    - 

. 

- 

. 

4     6 

4 

62    8    8 

6  14    1 

^         ^ 

^ 

13    3    4 

42  12     6 

100    -    - 

- 

- 

- 

-  15 

1 

148    7    7 

60  10    1 

— 

- 

110 

1  10 

- 

1  10    - 

-  12 

- 

113  12    - 

26  16    - 

— 

-^ 

^ 

. 

191    -    9 

. 

« 

.         « 

36  10 

7 

227  11     4 

61  10    5 

- 

73-8 

. 

. 

1 

. 

. 

74-8 

11  18  10 



2    9    6 

SO    -    - 

2    2 

- 

. 

1     2 

7 

35  14    1 

2  10    1 

^_^ 

_^ 

- 

32    8  10 

. 

- 

. 

2  16 

7 

35    4    6 

6  12    1 

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1  11  11 

17    6    6 

1    - 

. 

-    6    8 

. 

- 

20    4     1 

4    8    9 



__ 

10    2    3 

129    2    - 

10    - 

— 

. 

- 

- 

149    4    3 

24  18    3 

„_„ 



' 

- 

98  16    - 

5    - 

- 

- 

-  10 

~ 

104    6    - 

9    6    1 

„_„ 



- 

17    1    6 

- 

. 

- 

-17 

— 

17  18    6 

. 

-    -    1 

^_ 

- 

126 

6    - 

-. 

2    -    - 

. 

. 

183    -    - 

11  10     1 



- 

63    1    6 

- 

- 

- 

- 

63     1     6 

4  17     1 

— 

— 

... 

11    2    2 

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▲B8TAACT  01^  BSTUANS  OF  SUM&  LBTIED  OE.  &E€BIVBD  IH  EBSPBCT  OF 


Abssbaot  of  Returns  of  thA  Sums  Ltried  or  Beedved  by  or  in  respect  of  Rates,  n^der^ 


NAME    OF    PARISH. 


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Highweek  -  -  -  - 
High  worth  -  -  -  - 
Hinckley  .  -  -  - 
Hitchin  -  -  -  - 
Hoddesden-cum-Great  Amwell 
Homsey  -  -  -  - 
Horsham 
Hounslow  (District  of  the  Parish'l 
oflsleworth)  -  -  -  -/ 
Howden        -        -        .       - 


Ifield 

Hford,  Great,  District  of  the  Pa-1 

rish  of  Barking  (Essex)    -       -J 

Ilminster       -        -        -        -        - 

Kelvedon      -       -        -        -  - 

Kenilworth   -       -        -       -  - 

Kettering     -       -        -        -  - 

Kingsbridge  -       -       -  - 

Kingsdiffe    -        -        -        -  - 

Rirkby-Lonsdale  -        -        -  - 

Knutsford,  Nether        -        .  - 

Langport,  Eastover       -       -  . 

Layston         -        -       -       -  - 

Leatherhead         -        -       .  - 

Leckfaampton        -       -        -  - 

Ledbury        -        -        -        -  - 

Leeds   ------ 

Leigh    .----- 

Lenton,  District  of  New  Lenton  • 

Leonard's,  St.        -       -        -  - 

Lever,  Great         -        -        -  - 

Lewes,  St.  Ann  and  St.  Peter 
Lewes,  St.  John,  Southover  - 

Leybnm       -        -       -        -  - 

Linshide        -        -       -        -  - 

Liskeard,  Borough  of  • 

Litchnrch     -        -       -        -  - 

Lydney         -        .       -       -  - 

Lymington   .        -       -        -  - 

Madeley  (Chapelry  District  ofl 
Iron  Bridge)  -  -  -  ./ 
Maldon,  All  Saints,  St.  Peter,  and"^ 
St.  Mary,  Parishes  of  -  -/ 
Mailing,  West  ... 
Mantfaorpe-cum-Little  Gonerby 
Mario w.  Great  -  -  - 
Merton  -        -        -        - 

Middleham  .  •  -  - 
Middlewich  -  -  -  - 
Midharst  -  -  -  - 
Mildenhall  ...  - 
Mijlverton  -  •  •  - 
.Mitcham  l  -  -  - 
Moreton-in-the-Marsh  - 
Moulsey,  West  -  -  . 
Mount-Sorrell,  North  - 
Mount-Sorrell,  South  - 


Navenby       -        -        .  -  . 

Newhaven     .       -       -  -  - 

Newland       -       *       -  •  . 

Newport  (Salop)  -        -  -  - 

Newport  Pagpell  -        -  -  . 
Newton-by-Middlewich 

Oakham,  Lord's  Hold  and  Dean'sl 
Hold  ...       .J 

Painswick     -        -        -     '  - 
Pateley  Bridge,  District  of  Highl 
and  Low  Bishopside         -       -J 
Pershore,  St.  Andrew  -        -        - 
Pershore,  Holy  Cross    -        -       - 

Petersfield 

Petworth      .       -        -        -        - 
Pocklington  -        -       -       - 


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4  16    5 
a5  16  11 

7    6  11 

3    6    3 

16    2    5 

18  16    6 

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28  17    7 


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12    6    7 


22  10    - 
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59  15    8 

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RECEIPTS. 


Rates 
voder  the  Act. 

3. 


d. 

4 

2 
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5 


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150    - 

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30    - 

126  - 
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3    -    - 


4  -  - 
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(a)  Leatherhead.— CoL  IL— Fire  hrigade;,  &e«  expenses. 


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219  0  3 

229  6  S 

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150  10  - 

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28  7  3 
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40  -  - 

141   2  - 

85  -  - 

20  -  - 

40  -  - 

70  7  8 

80  -  • 

100  -  ' 

100  -  - 


RATES    FOB   UGHTING  AND  WATCHING   OF    PABI8HBS,   AND   OF   EXPKMDITUBB  THEREOF. 


3" 


Act  8  &  4  Will.  4,  c.  00,  for  the  Lighting  and  Watching  of  Parishes,  and  of  the  Expenditore  thereof,  kc.— continued. 

EXPENDITURE, 

Balance 

Balance 

Amount  of 
^ored  Debt 

Oferspent 

New  Works  and 

Repairs, 
indading  Lamps, 

Om. 

Sakriea 

Rents, 
Rates,  aod 

OdMr 

Total 

in  Hand  at  the 
Close  of  this 

at  the 
Close  of  this 

remaining 

at  the 
Date  of  this 

OLHer  Debts. 

Lamp-potts, 
Pipes,  kc. 

Taxes. 

Pajneats. 

BXPBNDITURB. 

Account 

Account. 

Account. 

7. 

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10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

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15. 

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ABSTRACT  OF  RETURNS  OF  SUMS  LEVIBD  OR  RECEIVED  IN  RESPECT  OF 


Abstraot  of  Rbturns  of  the  Sums  I^Tied  or  Received  by  or  in  respeet  of  Rates,  under  tbe 


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Rates 
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Rasen,  Market  -  -  - 
Rayleigh  -  .  .  - 
Redennallcum-Harleston  - 
Rickmansworth  <  -  - 
Rocester  -  -  -  - 
Rochford  -  -  -  - 
Rotherfield  Grays,  District  of  Tri-\ 
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Rufforth 

Rogeley        .        -        .        -        - 


Saddleworth         -       -  .  - 

Saxmundham       -       -  -  - 

Scawby-cum-Sturton    -  -  - 

Sedbergh      -        -        -  -  - 

Sevenoaks    -        -       -  -  - 

Shiffnal 

Sliipston-on-Stour         -  .  - 

Sleaford,01d         -        -  -  . 

Snenton        .       -       •  -  . 

Soham          .        -       .  -  - 

Southam       -       -       -  -  - 

Southwell 

Spilsby         .       .        .  -  . 

Springfield   -        -        •  -  • 

Staines          -       -       -  -  - 

Stanmore,  Great  -        -  -  - 

Stanwix,  Township  of  .  -  - 

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Stevenage     -       -       -  -  - 

Steyning       -        -        -  -  • 
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Stonehouse,  East  .        -  -  • 

Stowroarket          -        -  -  . 

Stow-on-the-Wold        -  .  . 

Stratford,  Fenny  .       -  -  - 
Stretford  Parish : 

The  Old  Cricket  Groand  District 

The  Old  Trafford  District  - 

The  Village  District  - 

Stretton,  Churcn  -        -  -  - 

Sutton  (Surrey)    -        -  -  - 

Sutton  Coldfield   -        -  -  - 
Swinton  and  Kilnhorst 

Syston  -        -       -        -  -*  - 


Tadcaster     .        -  - 

Tamworth     -        -  - 

Tavistock      -       -  - 

Tenburv        -        -  - 

Tentercfen     -       -  - 

Thame  -       -        -  - 

Thirsk           .        .  - 

Thornbury    -       -  - 

Thrapston    -        -  - 

Throcking    -       -  - 
Thurrock,  Grays  - 

Tonbridge     -        -  - 

Topsham       .        -  - 
Torrington,  Great 

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Upton-on-Severn  -       -        - 

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Balance 

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Gas. 

Salaries. 

Rents, 
Rates,  and 

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at  the 
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at  the 
Date  of  this 

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Pipes,  &c. 

Taxes. 

Payments. 

Expenditure. 

Account. 

Account 

Account 

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9. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

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2    3    6 

96-4 

26  14  11 

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242  17  10 

66  12 

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65  10 

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863  19  10 

183  11    3 

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212    7    1 

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ABSTRACT   OF   RETURNS    OF   SUMS   LEVIED    Oft    RECEIVED    IN    RESPECT   OF 


ABeTRACT  of  Retu&ks  of  the  Sums  Leried  or  Received  by  or  in  respect  of  Rates,  under  & 


NAME   OF   PARISH. 


BalMce 

from 

previous  Tear. 


BalaDce  due 

on 

preylous 

Year. 

2. 


RECEIPTS. 


Rates 
nnder  the  Act. 


Borrowed 

OD 

Seeorlty  of  Sates 

during  the 

Year. 

4. 


Other  Receipts. 


6. 


Torn 
Bkvh 


ENGLAND— 0011^110(7. 


Warminster  -       -       -       -       - 

Watton 

Weedon-Beck       -       -       -       - 
Wellington  (Somerset) 

Wem 

Westerham  -        -        -        -        - 

Weston 

Wetherby 

Whalley.  Township  of  Cohie 
Whitefield,  Hamlet  of  Pilkington 

Whitwick 

Wigston-Magna   -        -       -        - 

Wigton 

WiUesden 

WimbomeoMinster 
Wincanton  -       -        -       -        - 
Winchcomb,  Borough  of      -       - 
Wirksworth  .        -        -        - 

WiTelieoombe       -       -      .  - 
Woburn       .        -        -        .        - 
Wokingham         -       -        .        . 
Wood  bridge         -       .       -       - 

Wooler 

Wootton  BatsetL  Borough  of 

Wyddiall 

Wye 

Wymondhitm       -       -       -       - 


Yarm 


WALES: 

Criokhowell         •       -       - 

Denbigh,  Parish  of      -        - 
Dolgefly       .       .       -        - 

Greenfield.    Township    of     the\ 
Parish  of  Holywell  -       -      -/ 

Hay 

Llanllwchaiam     -       -       - 

Montgomery        -       .       - 

Neath 

Newtown  (Montgomery)     - 


TCITAL 


.    £. 


£.    s.  d. 

4  16    2 


6 


8 
2 
6 


17  11  4 

1  14  9 

25  7 
48  13  9 
11  8  7 
44  4  9 
11  18  - 

2  - 
48  17 

-  16 

26  8  - 
}0    3  8 

6    6  7 

10    6  1 

10     1  - 

18  8  11 
35  16  1 

2  18  6 

1  13  4 

-  9  11 

2  19  2 


5  16    9 


2  10    7 
20  17  11 

62  11    9 


21 

9  10 

5 

8  11 

- 

1     6 

276  17    8 

78    2    2 

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14  11 

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d. 


10  17  6 
-  10  6 
5    6    6 


17  14    8 


11     1    6 


5    3 


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350  10  1 
69-7 

28  18  - 

282    -  - 

104  10  - 

50    -  - 

92  13  5 


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462 

172 

80 

144 

409 

94 

70 

55 

94 

72 

108 

100 

270 

18 

71 

11 

40 

63 


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18    3 

14  3 

11  10 

9  11 

16    - 

15  4 

6  - 

7  S 


19  2 

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16  5 

1  3 


35  16  11 


39  19  *- 

155  10  I 

60  18  9 

83  15  5 

105    -  - 


25  13    3 

343  12    5 
112  18  10 


41,845  16    2 


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12- 


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-  17    2 

-  11  10 

2  10    - 
8  15     6 

2    12 


2  2     1 

3  7     4 


10    -    - 


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140  -  - 

463  6  8 

17218  3 

80  -  - 

14511  5 

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16  710 

94  15  4 

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25  13  S 

353  12  5 
112  13  10 


2,859    9    3 


1,072  15    3 


46,278   -  8 


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EXPENDITURE. 

Balance 

Balance 

Amount  of 
Secured  Debt 

0?erspent 

New  Works  and 
Repairs, 

Rents,    . 

Other 

Total 

in  Hand  at  the 
CXi^A  of  this 

at  the 

remaining 
at  the 

Other  Debts. 

ncladlng  Lamps, 

Qas. 

Salaries 

Rates,  and 

\^lvW  V&    MIlP 

Close  of  this 

Date  of  this 

Lamp-posts, 
Pipes,  &c 

Ttoes. 

Payments. 

Expenditure. 

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Account. 

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9. 

10. 

11. 

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18. 

14. 

15. 

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216    4    - 

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32    4 

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- 

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52    1    - 

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— 

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87  10 

- 

5    - 

- 

1     -    - 

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4 

93  18    4 

54  10  11 

— 

— 

—    • 

8    2    7 

100  16 

- 

• 

- 

- 

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8 

104    8    3 

26    8  11 
5    8  11 

— 

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- 

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3    - 

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99  14    9 

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3,514    3    6 

28,777  10 

2 

4,135    7 

9 

293  10    2 

2,031    8 

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38,752    -    2 

10,284  18  6 

346    8    3 

6,690  11     1 

902  10    7 

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ABSTRACT   OP    RETURNS    OF   RAT&S>   TAXES,   &C.    LEVIED    OR 


ABSTRACT  of  Retubns  of  all  Sums,  Bates,  Taxes,  Tolls,  or  Dues  levied  or  received  by  or  in  resp^ 

preceding  the  Month  of  June  1865,  fe 


NAME. 


Balance 

from  preyious 

Year. 

1. 


Balance  doe 

on 

preyions  Year. 

2. 


n  E  C  E  I  P  T  8. 


Rates,  Taxes, 

ToUfl, 

or  Does. 


Money 
Borrowed  on 

Security 

of  Rates,  &c. 

during 

the  Year. 

4. 


Other 
Receipts. 

6. 


Total 
Receipts. 

6. 


Salaries 

and 

EstablishiMnt 

Qiarges. 


EXPENDITUBB 


Boidi^teiL 


ENGLAND: 

AbergaTonny 
Abingdon     -        -        - 
Alban's,  St. 
Andover      -        -        - 
Appleby,  Corporation  of 


Barnstaple  .... 

Beverley,    Trustees    of  the 

Navigation  or  Beck. 
Bilton,  with  Harrowgate 

Bilston        .        .        .  . 

Bingley        -        -        -  - 

BirkeiiJiead  -        .        .  . 

Bognor,     Township   of    the 

Parish  of  South  Bersted. 
Bournemouth       -        .        - 
Bradford-on-Avon 
Brighouse    -        .        -        . 
BromsgroTC         -        «        - 

Bromwich,  West  -        -        - 
Burnley       -        -        -        . 
Burton  upon-Trent 
Bury  (Lancashire) 
Bury  St  Edmunds 


Cambridge,  Town  of    - 
Canterbury,  City  of     - 

Chippenham         .        •  . 
Chipping  Wycombe 

Cliiswick      -        -        -  - 

Chorley       -        -        .  - 

Cirencester  -        -        -  - 
Cliffe,  The  Ville  and  Parish 

of  St.  Thomas-k-Becket. 

Colchester  -        -        •  - 

Crediton      .        .        .  . 

Cromer        -        -        .  . 


Daventry    - 
Deal    - 
Devizes 
Downham,  Market 


Ely -place  (Holbom)     - 
Evesham,  Town  Council  of 
Exeter,  City  of    - 

Fleetwood   -        -       - 

Glastonbury 

Godalming  -  -  - 

Oosport       -  -  - 

Oraveseiid  -  -  - 

Grimsby,  Great  - 

Guildford    -  -  - 

Hartlepool,  West 
Harwich      -        -        - 
Hedon,  Town  Council  of 

Helen's,  St.,  Lancaster 
Hereford,  City  of 
Hertford,  Borough  of  - 
Honiton       ... 


£.  f.  d. 

651  2  - 

118  2  4 

61  15  7 

1  6  3 

74  1  5 


1,114  7  - 

24,264  18  11 

350  13  8 

60  19  - 

18  8  - 

241  19  3 

2,627  6  11 

3,323  4  11 


15  14  7 
234  9  4 
128  2  3 


150 
1,745 


8  10 
8  9 


118  19  4 


79  9  9 
159  12  9 


79  16  9 
109  2  11 


23  17  1 

82  13  9 

947  -  9 

378  1  2 


358  12  2 
163  16  - 
618  14  2 


2,361  9  - 
1,963  13  9 

245  6  6 


£.  #.  d. 


13  18  11 

419  5  1 

58  4  1 
3,684  4  - 


2,203  9  5 


597  1  3 
886  11  3 

885  7  5 


519  12  2 


156  8  11 


653  7  4 


112  10  2 
27  10  10 


5-9 
39  3  1 
62  19  6 


361  11  5 

445  18  7 

20  7  - 


68-8 


£. 


J. 


£.  #.  d. 


2,350  6  6 
693  11  9 
459  15  - 
333  2  4 
136  14  11 


577  15  6 
722  13  5 


1,023  2 

8,111  15 

1,754  3 

24,145  9 


915  15  2 

1,384  4  - 

991  4  9 

2,490  17  8 

368  11  - 

3,744  12  - 

3,077  15  10 

3.375  19  6 

3,748  8  7 

2,728  11  2 


6,332  -  3 

2,158  11  2 

629  7  6 

393  9  9 

1,537  7  4 

4,120  11  2 

1,244  3  8 

265  17  6 

3.234  3  8 

591  8  5 

456  1  5 


344  13  5 

2,373  1  5 

1,082  11  1 

490  9  5 


330  9  6 

822  5  7 

9,186  3  7 


948  8  3 

246  17  6 

278  10  - 

1,103  8  7 

4,912  18  11 

1,202  14  3 

1,181  4  4 

3,475  15  9 

353  6  7 

125  18  6 

3,121  5  4 

7,341  10  9 

732  2  11 

626  14  6 


300  - 
130,879  5  11 


6,000 


20,000 
1,000 


6,580 


500  - 


£.  #.  d. 

365  14  6 

19  - 

7  13  2 

8  18  6 

551  18  11 

261  17  4 

94  5  2 

38,660  17  11 

2  18 


358  14 
11  11 


720  11  11 
5,905  2  6 
1,315  10  8 
4,026  4  7 

794  2  11 


99  8  41 
28  5 
2d  9  2| 


382  9  1 

42  9  8 

1  2  - 

191  12  10 

14  8 


127  14  9 

227  15 

4  15  7 


£.  f.  d, 

2,716  I  - 

693  11  9 

459  15  - 

333  2  4 

155  15  - 


585  8  8 

731  11  11 

1,675  -  11 

8,373  12  8 

2,148  8  3 

193,685  13  3 

917  16  10 

1,384  4  - 

991  4  9 

2,849  11  11 

380  2  3 

10,465  3  11 

8,982  18  4 

4,691  10  2 

27,774  13  2 

4,522  14  1 


6,431  8  7 

2,181  19  2 

558  16  8 

393  9  9 

1,637  7  4 

11,083  -  3 

l,t286  13  4 

266  19  6 

3,425  16  6 

591  8  5 

457  6  1 


344  13  5 

2,500  16  2 

1,310  6  1 

495  5  - 


-  4  - 
1,993  12  4 

67  18 

11  12  10 
352  9  5 


330  13  6 

822  5  7 

11,179  15  11 

1,016  6  8 


246  17 
290  2 
1,103  8 
5.765  8 
1,202  14 
1,181  4 


385  19 
85  - 


2,098  15  : 
(*)130  14  J 

2  10  - 


3,861  14  11 

438  6  8 

125  18  6 

5,220  -  11 

7,472  5  - 

732  2  11 

629  4  6 


(^)  Alban's,  St — Column  17. — Including  27  Z.  doe  to  an  annuitant. 

(')  Cirencester.— Column  11.— Interest  upon  an  crperdrawn  account  at  the  bank. 

O  Gravcsend.— Column  17.— Annuities. 


339  11  3 

34  12  - 
20  -  - 

35  10  -I 
46  18 


71  11  6 

68  14  8 

483  9 

584  10  6 

138  -  11 

13,886  10  1 

66  19  10 

96  3  6| 

48  10 

1,119  12  9 

25  18  2 

2,467  2  4 

420  17  6 

404  -  3 

978  14  - 
353  4 


506  5  10 

151  15  4 

32  15  6 

30  8  5 

95  5 

551  11  - 

90  3  - 

25  17  4 

332  5  7 
10  - 

22  14  4 


28  2  - 

181  15 

66  10  6 

41  - 


96 
790 


6  3 
5  10 


61  4  8 


15 

6 

- 

20 

- 

- 

189 

3  10| 

431 

11 

ijy 

139 

9 

9^ 

89 

18  101 

279 

_ 

„ 

108  16 

- 

9 

7 

8 

664  16  ^ 
721  6  10 

60  -  - 

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of  Improvement  CoMMisgiONS,  and  o£  tbe  Expenditukb  thereoi^  for  the  latest  Period  of  Twelve  Months^ 
which  the  Accounts  are  made  up. 


EXPENDITURE. 


LiglitiDg, 

Sewerage,  and 

Dndoage. 

9. 


Rwt, 

Rates,  and 

Tastes. 

10. 


Interest, 
Annuities, 

and 
Principal 
paid  off. 

11. 


Other 
Payments. 

12. 


Total 

Bxpendititre. 
13. 


Balance 
in  Hand  at 

the 

Close  of  this 

Account. 

14. 


Balance 

Overspent  at 

the  Close 

of 

this  Aceeoat 

15. 


Bonded  or 

Mortgaged  Debt 

remaining 

at  the  Date  of 

this  Aceount. 

16. 


Arrears 

of 
Interest. 

17. 


Other  Debts. 


18. 


303  5  3 
460  17  10 
25^  6  - 
124  10  11 
13  10    7 


3    6    6 

9  19    2 

385    6    - 

615  10  11 

305    2  11 

4,633    2    9 

281  13    7 

72  15    5 

260    -    - 

80  16    5 


1,004    -  2 

709  18  5 

869  10  6 

1,305    1  - 

809    8  7 


2,670  15  4 

1,068  16  6 

172    3  9 

127    5  - 

613    6  - 

950    9  10 

626    8  9 

79  18  7 

1,044    9  1 

114  14  - 


262  1  7 
680  7  7 
646  11  11 
140  12    6 


220    2    - 
1,963    8    - 

160  14    - 


176    6  - 

120  12  3 

407    1  1 

1,682  17  9 


714  10    5 


800  19  10 

1,,S20    6    9 

426    9    2 

168    7    9 


£.    ».  d. 

194  17  2 

20    9  6 

89  12  - 

2    -  - 

15    8  1 


15  10  - 

20  15  2 

94  14  7 

92    7  7 

532     1  11 

1,427    8  9 

14  11  - 

20    -  - 

1     -  - 

59  14  9 

JB  17  - 

44    2  3 

24  15  5 

37  16  4 

102  12  7 

54    3  11 


19-4 

24    6  10 

5    6    1 


12    -    - 

24-9 

22    8    6 

5    -    - 

14    4    4 
10    9     - 


-  17    4 


9    6    7 
54    1     1 

11  19    7 


.    1  18  5 

10  14  - 

81    3  8 

17  10  5 
6  16  3 

15 

73    1  4 

3    -  - 

86    8  7 

149    4  2 

3    -  - 

18  7  4 


£.     #.    d. 

992    6    3 

170    3  10 

76  10    - 

29    5    - 

8  10    - 


15    5  - 

60  17  6 

117    6  8 

2,605    6  - 

360    8  5 

120,805   9  2 

148  16  3 

654  12  5 

32  10  - 

373  14  10 

299    5  8 

2^1  11  3 

4,403    2  7 

1,592    3  4 

1,227    -  10 

1,074  14  6 


241     2  2 

218  19  9 

142  8  10 
141  13  8 

311  12  9 

1,720    7  1 

(»)61    6  9 

72    -  - 

256  19  1 

244  10  5 

143  19  9 


214  9  10 

412  -    - 

362  9    4 

281  7    6 


204    6    4 
3,983    2    7 

408  11    4 


65  10  9 

92  5  - 

2,274  2  - 

974  6  8 

137  6  2 

1,060  8^11 

4a   -  - 


78810  2 

I.74ri8  7. 

(*)18    2  8 

331  8  3 


£.  #.  d. 

328  7  2 

16  16  4 

25  15  6 

54  10  - 

35  3  3 


113  12  8 

40  2  11 

544  17  3 

1,637  -  5 

47  15  7 

2,308  U  8 


120 


9 


297  11  6 

154  13  - 

1,244  17  - 


1,567  13  - 

68  15  8 

608  3  8 

883  18  10 

497  12  10 


82  18  7 
101  7  7 


6  14  - 

731  16  11 

90  12  10 

17  6 


21  8  4 
55  15  - 


8  2- 
81  14  8 
37  5  10 

4  4  2 


8  10  5 
9^035  1  11 

66  12  4 


11  19  3 

60  11  11 

128  15  1 

89  3  1 

761  18  11 

52  19  6 

2  16  3 

6K  6  r 

170  6  10 

11  4  7 

46  16  9 


£.   #.  <t 

(,949  6  9 
727  2  9 
466  19  2 
293  1  1 
168  5  10 


575    6    8 
835    1     5 


£.    8.   d. 


317  16 
84  11 
54  11 
41  7 
61  10 


2,043  13 

7,356  17 

3,018    6 

191,258    5 


1,109    5  10 

1,577  5  3 
920  19    6 

3,424  11  6 
372    -  10 


8,848  8 
8,385  17 
5,775  11 
26,439  15 
5,370  18 


6,012  12  1 

2,178  14  11 

620    6  4 

366    5  6 

1591    9  9 

10  617  11  4 

1,512  12  2 

298  12  3 

3,602    7  8 

688  19  7 

523    1  7 


658  18  10 
2,508  1  9 
1,209  10    5 

507  16    - 


270    4    - 

776    7    8 

12,003  12  10 

1|114    -  10 

243  19    8 

313  19    1 

1,106  13    9 

5,394  13    2 

1,131    6  10 

994  17    4 

3,847  9  - 
277  16  10 
136  17    3 

4,860    7  II 

I    6y046    2;  4 

618    -    9 

723  16    1 


244    9    3 
;26,692    6  11 

159    4    8 


88  13    3 

250-8 

4,244    2    2 

'  4,658    2  10 


18  15  10 
172  13  8 
155    6    6 

96    6    5 
2,210  17    8 

87    6    7 


81  18 
93  17 


J     101  17    4 


84  6  7 
129  11  8 
123    3  10 

260    7    - 


729    7  4 

235    3  6 

805    1  2 

162  14  6 


2,TM    2'  - 

31,890  10    6 

46    1    6 

150  16  11 


£.    #.   (2. 


£. 


s.  d. 


3  16  11 

522  14    7 

526  16  11 
2,666    8  10 


132    2  3 

2,778    9  - 

1,970  12  2 

1,733  11  9 

100  15  8 


7    9 


18    6 


134    8    8 

11  14    6 
40    -  10 


2  2  11 
62  19  4 
66    4    8 


286    8    9 
31    6    9 


18,414  3 

3,675  - 

1,500  - 

650  - 

200  - 


375  -  ~ 

1,000  -  - 

3,000  -  - 

28,766  13  4 

5,628  9  3 

847,126  4  11 

3,810  -  - 

r,250  -  - 

650  -  - 

4,000  -  - 

1,470  -  - 

9,900  -  - 

92,294  13  4) 

15,250  - 

27,975  - 

19,300  - 


5,100  -  - 

5,850 

3,300  -  - 

750  -  - 

3,533  6  8 

29^646  13  4 

2,000  -  - 

efiOQ  -  - 

7,100  -  - 

4,450  -  - 


10,600  -  - 
3,900  -  - 
3,300    -    - 


4,300    -    - 
73,800    -    - 

18,816    9    1 


1,160  - 

2,050  - 

20^550  - 

12,/[)00  - 

3,550  - 

10,500  - 

9,700  - 


6,195  16  4 

19,973  19  6 

18  12  - 

7,076    -  - 


#.   d. 


116    3    7 
(')48    -    - 


16  12    - 
20  14    9 


16  16    6 


(»)169    7    - 
62  16  11 

667    9    - 


1,733    2    0 


700    - 

194    7 

43    1 

97  13 

13    - 


439  10    6 

800    -    - 

1,651    9    2 


582-8 
2,362    6    2 


998  18    2 
672    6    - 


1,026    8 


312  16    1 

sr 

184  10    T 


(*)  Hereibrd— Colimm  6;— Ph>m  Interest  upon  Krchnquflr  Bflla. 


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ABSTRACT  OP   RETURNS   OP   RATES,   TAXES,  &C.   LEVIED   OR 


Abstract  of  Returns  of  all  Sums,  Rates,  Taxes,  Tolls,  or  Dues  levied  or  received  by  or  in 


NAME. 


Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 


Balance  Due 

on 
previoofi  Year. 


Enola  V  j>— continued. 

Hove,  West         -       .        - 

Huddersfield,  CommiBsioners 
acting  onder  "  The  Improve- 
ment Act,  1848." 

Huddersfield,  CommissiODerfl 
acting  under  "  The  Burial 
Ground  Act,  1852." 

Hythe,  Borough  of        -        - 

Ives,  St.  (Hnntmgdonshire)  - 

KidderminBter  -  -  - 
Kingston-opon-Thames,  Bo- 
rough of. 
King's  Lynn,  Borough  of  - 
Kington  .  .  -  - 
Knaresborough  and  Tenter- 
gate. 

Leek 

Leominster  (')     - 
Leonard's,  St.,  Town  of 

Lichfield,  City  of         -        - 

Lincoln,  aty  of,   and    Bail 

and  Close. 
Lincohi's-Inn-Fields,     Rates 
levied  under  the  Act8  (}eo. 
2,  c.  26,  for  enabling  the 
Proprietors  and  Inhabitants 
to  inclose  and  adorn  the 
said  fields. 
Liverpool  Town  (Council  act- 
ing as  Improvement  Com- 
missioners.) 
Louth  .        -        .        - 

Lowestoft  -  -  -  - 
Lyme  Regis  -  -  - 
Lytham       -        -        -        - 


Maidstone,  Town  and  Parish 

of. 
Malmesbary         -        -        - 
Malvern,  Great    -        -        - 
Mansfield    -        -        -        - 

^laryport,  Trustees    of    the 

Township  of. 
Melksham    -        -        -        - 
Milton,  next  Sittlngboume  - 
Monmouth  -        -        -        - 


Neots,  St.  (Huntingdonshh^) 

Newark-upon-Trent 

Newark-upon-Trent  Highway 
Rate  Account. 

\ewton  in  Mackerfield 

Northampton,  Town  and  Bo- 
rough of. 

Onndle        .        -        -        - 
Oxford,  City  of    - 


Peterborough,  City  of  - 
Pontefract,  Borough  of 


Ramsgate,  Parish  of     • 
Rochdale,     Council   of    the 
Borough  acting  as  Improve- 
ment Commissioners. 
Rochdale,  Gas  Account 
Rochester  and  Strood  - 


£.    #.    d. 

94  10    8 
387    9    7 


16  13  7 

209  11  3 

128  10  6 

147    7  9 

540    1  5 

418  14  1 

12    2  - 

52    1  3 

278  15  6 

11,081     2  6 

200    4  2 

5  19  8 

zQ^  14  11 

296    2  6 

107    5  3 

345    3  6 

15  10  2 

9  19  10 

20    -  - 


16  17 
30    4 


140  15    8 
193    3    4 


4,065    5 


164  18  11 


2. 


£.     s.    d. 


1,602  10    7 


416    1     5 

726    5    9 
55  19    3 


285    3  11 


492  11     7 


2    4    3 
894  19    2 


25  16    - 

010     1     2 
2,936  11     1 


13  19    6 
32    5    9 


187    8    9 


2,520  17  11 


RECEIPTS. 


Rates,  Taxes, 

Tolls, 

or  Dues. 


Money 
Borrowed  on 

Security 

of  Rates,  &c 

during 

the  Year. 


1,159  14    3 
8,443  10    6 


2,781  19  3 

285  10  6 

991  14  8 

1,352  18  4 

1,236  2  - 

3,957  10  10 

578  3  5 

545  19  3 

2,638  4  4 

2,365  4  5 

1,042  16  7 

839  8  - 

2,148  12  1 

365  9  9 


9,516    6    8 


1,931    9    2 

2,669  18  11 

288  14    8 

1,842    9    4 


6,160    4  5 

119  14  5 

4,907  13  1 

1,312  10  7 

727  15  6 

141  15  0 

542  15  - 

344     2  11 


384-3 

1,2U4  11     1 

588     9     1 

1,104     4     4 
7,537     9    9 


540  11  11 
7,000    -    - 


1,488  14    7 
936    7    8 


4,084  17    - 
9,668  12  10 


20,112    4  10 
1,884  16    8 


£.      #.    d. 


6,000    - 


1,100    - 
100    - 

2,100    - 


26,010   - 


1,000    -    - 


2,200    -    - 


3,000 
400 


Other 
Receipts. 


Total 
Receipts. 

6. 


Salaries 

and 

fistablisfament 

Charges. 

7. 


£.     9.    d. 

99    5    - 
3,327    8    3 


32    1  10 

203  14    - 

401  14    - 

13    -  10 
795    5    3 


32  14    6 
111  15    - 


5,774  10  2 

84  15  - 

8  13  6 

77  13  2 


108  12    8 


2,443    6    6 


30  18  10 
91  14    - 

257    6    - 


223  18    6 


926  16    4 
10    5    8 

145    1     2 


462  16    - 
40    -    - 


25    -    - 

580    8    5 

21     9    6 

979  13    8 
713  17  10 


8    1     6 
275  12    1 


137  16    7 
109  10    4 


272    5    3 
18,100    -  -    9,100  14    1 


55 


1,258  19    3 
17,770  18    9 


2,814  1  1 

489  4  6 

1,393  8  8 

1,365  19  2 

2,031  7  3 

5,057  10  10 

610  17  11 

757  14  3 

10,512  14  6 

2,449  19  5 

1,051  10  1 

917  1  2 

2.148  12  1 

'469  2  5 


37,969  13    2 


1,962    8    - 

2,761  12  11 

288  14    8 

3,099  14    4 


6,384    2  11 


119  14 
8,034  9 
1,322  16 


872  16    8 

141  15    9 

1,005  11    - 

384    2  11 


409-3 

1,874  19    6 

609  18    7 

6,083  18    - 
8,651     7     7 


648  13  5 

7,276  12  1 

1.576  11  2 

1,046  18  - 


4,367    2    3 
36,869    6  11 


20,112    4  10 
1,939  16    8 


EXPENDRfTBE . 


£. 

167 
1,268 


8  8 

9  5 


183  11     7 

30  16  10 

87     2    - 

43  15    - 
636  15    - 


436  2 
39  3 
45    - 


409  15  7 

308    9  8 

129  13  7 

122  15  - 

163    -  - 

224    4  6 


128  15  10 
230    6    8 

128    8    - 


433  17    7 

16  5    9 

532  3  11 

95  -    - 

56  2  11 

8  13    7 

54  -    - 

33  8    6 


48  10  - 
216  17  3 
2U8  16    4 

356  2  10 
481     9    9 


61    - 
335    5 


186    2    - 
148    6    9 


166 

564    1    1 


166    9    2 


0)  Kiddermhister.— Colnmn  11.— The  original  snm  borrowed  was  £.  2,000,  upon  the  security  of  life  annuities  to  this  amount  chargeeble  opoothf 
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EXPENDITURE. 


lighting, 

Sewerage,  and 

DHdnage. 

9. 


Rent, 

Ratee^and 

Taxes. 

10. 


Interest, 
Annuities, 

and 
Principal 

paid  off. 

11. 


Other 
Payments. 

12. 


Total 
Expenditure. 

13. 


Balance 
in  Hand  at 

the 
Close  of  this 

Account 

14. 


Balance 
Orerqientat 

the  Close 

of 

this  Account. 

15. 


Bonded  or 
Mortgaged  Debt 

remaining 
at  the  Date  of 
this  Account 

1^. 


Arrears 

of 
Interest 

17. 


Other  Debts. 


18. 


£.    s.    d. 

363    6    5 
1,848  14    3 


120    4  - 

241  13  8 

764  17  - 

1,076    1  6 

1,090  12  6 

277  14  1 

222  15  - 

543    8  1 

463  14  2 

389    7  8 

293  10  - 

861    7  11 


£.    *.    rf. 

47  16  11 
65  19  11 


7    7    6 


563    2  3 

882    1  - 

116    -  - 

1,106  15  7 


1,238  -  7 

60  14  - 

846  2  1 

278  9  6 

166  9  2 

58  2  - 

161  9  3 


76  18  11 
520  14    9 


3,128    1  11 
3,631  17  11 


92  15  10 
3,588  19  11 


382-1 
443  15    8 


680    2  10 
2,900    3    2 


488    7    6 


£.    #.    d, 

124  14    3 
2,237  12    3 


681  13    5 


68    6    - 
16    5  10         750    8    7 


4  14 
69  11 


O  188    7  11 


76  17  9 
6  3  8 
2  10    - 


213    3    3 

41  17    1 

3  15    - 


326    2 

92  16 

165  15 


£.    «.    d 

101  10    2 
5,411     8  11 


408    6    3 

51-2 
13    9    6 


15  17 
179  18 


452  14  9 
23  18  2 
28  10  10 


1,564    8    4      7,870  10    6 


851 

1    9 

219    2  11 

36 

.    - 

20    3    6 

127 

7    8 

6  16    5 

58    8    7 


14    -    - 
25  13    6 

'35  13    3 


43    2    - 


60    7  11 
34  10    5 

12    4    - 

2  10  - 
6  3  6 
2    -    - 


7    8    7 
6  14    2 


25    4    9 
53    1    6 


48    8    2 
12  14    4 


42  10  11 

50  10    7 


10 


19    8    4 


(»)15,397  10  4 


196  13  3 
150  -  - 
328    6    5 


206    3    1 


3,832    8    1 
964  11    7 

60  15    - 

55    6    1 

238-10 

93    4    - 


80    9    - 
442    2    6 


346    4    8 
1,758  15    9 

400    -    - 


82  12    - 
127    9  10 


476  19    2 


1    1 


50    6    9 
119    2    1 


33  18    - 


12  2  8 

183  -  7 

26  5  6 

190  6  8 


499  17  10 

2  15    1 

1,348    2    3 

91     4  10 

182  14  10 

24  10  11 

348  11  10 

29  17    3 


474    -  11 
28  14    8 

361     1    2 
568  13    4 


102    7  11 
232  19    5 


275  14     1 
15     -    - 


£.    3,     d. 

1,318  17  11 
15,317  12    1 


1,280  18  9 

415  15  5 

1,383  17  5 

1,668    -  8 

2,016  11  3 

4,031  19  - 

676    3  7 

727  11  1 

12,698  16  6 

2,589  19  5 

994  11  6 

849  14  9 

2,022  13  7 

490-2 


53,635    9  11 


1,967    4  3 

2,720    5  4 

291    5  6 

3,460  17  7 


7,308    7  1 

107  19  2 
7,996    6  10 

1,463  16  4 

909    8  4 

201  19  6 

984  11  8 

376  16  7 


417  10  1 

1,830  1  7 

538  1  6 

6,526  6  9 

8,708  3  2 


742  13  1 
7,185  -  4 


1,292  17  2 
1,053  8  2 


£.  #.  d, 

34  12  - 
2,790  16  3 


89  2  8 

219  2  6 

'143  6  5 

299  6  1 

82  2  1 


278  14  1 

69-7 

119  7  8 


257  17  9 


1,783  11  8 
79  1  2 


71  15  1 


3,851  7  7 
23,564  8  3 


19,855  15  1 
2,071  8  3 


£.  #.  d. 


8  3 


718  2  11 


25  16  1 


1,646  -  7 


159  5  5 


£.  f.  d, 

2,700  -  - 
25,977  6  8 


6,333  6  8 

1,660  -  - 
2,100  -  - 


2,660 
1,950 
1,450 


£.  ».  d. 


36,150 


195  7  11 
'  3  8  la 


9  11  - 


308  11  10 


30  19  2 
27  6  4 


8  7  8 
75  2  10 
46  1  1 


283  15  1 
269  14  6 


318  5  11 
17,370  3  8 


33  7  4 


4,584  14  3 

451  4  - 

96  8  4 

628  1  8 


856  16  7 
33  14  10 


44  13  7 


11,200  -  - 
720  -  - 
347  13  7 


500  - 


217,554  11  8 


1,800  -  - 
3,000  -  - 
8,000    -    - 


2,052    9  11 
2,993    6    8 


53    4    - 


39  15  11 


2,264    8    2 


5,300 


32,100  -  - 

11,000  -  - 

1,350  -  - 

335  -  - 

3,200  -  - 

1,000  -  - 


1,830    -    - 
5,608  10  11 


6,166  13    4 
19,350    -    - 


2,100    - 


700    -    - 
2,413  19    2 


6,600    -    - 
85,278    5    3 


8,0U0 


17  10 


£.    *.    rf. 

1,038    6    7 

124    9    8 


«_-  .    .  _ 


75    - 


46  10    1 


7  12 


101  12    7 
15    -    - 

80  10  10 


539    4    6 
10    -    - 


.768  14    - 


135    2  11 


62    8    6 


800    - 


60    - 


344  19    2 


O  LirerpooL— Column  11.— Including  4,260  <.  6t.  7  tf.  paid  to  Sinking  Fond  Account 


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Absti^act  of  Returng  of  all  Sums,  RateB,  Taxes,  Tolls,  or  Dues  levied  or  received  by  or  ia 


NAME, 


Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 


Balance  due 

on 
previous  Year. 


RECEIPTa 


Rates,  Taxes, 

Tolls, 

or  Dues. 


Money 
Borrowed  on 

Security 

of  Rates,  kc. 

during 

the  Year. 

4. 


Other 
Receipts. 

6. 


Total. 
Receipts. 

6. 


Sahirles 

and 

Establishmoit 

Charges. 

7. 


expendituhe.  . 


New  Wortj.  , 

ImproTemts^ 

Repairs,  a?f  t 

Mainteoiitff// 

Roads,  Sttfaf 

&c 

8. 


England— con^mti^^. 

Romsey       -        -        -        - 

Ross 

Runcorn      -        -        .        - 
RydeO)      -        -        -        - 

Salford,  Corporation  of 
Sevenoaks  (')--- 
Sheffield      -        -        -        - 
Shrewsbury,  Council  of  the 

Borough. 
Slttingboume       ... 
Southport   •        .        -        - 
Spalding      -        -        -        - 
Speenhamland,         Chapelry 

District  of  the  Parish  of 

Speen. 
Stafford,  District  of      -        - 
Stamford,  Borough  of  - 
Stoke  Damerel     -        -        - 
The  Stoke-upon-Trent  Police 

District. 
Stourbridge  -        .        - 

Sudbury,  Borough  of  - 
Burbiton      -        -        -        - 

Tctbury       -        -        -        - 
Tiverton      -        ... 
Tonbridge  Wells 
Truro  -        -        -        - 

The  Turton  and    Entwistle 
Reservoir. 

Ventnor  (Isle      Wight) 

Walsall  .... 
Wantage  -  .  -  . 
Wath-upon-Deame 
Wellington  (Salop) 
WeUs,  Parish  of  (Norfolk)  - 
Whitby  -  .  -  - 
Whlttlesea  -  -  -  - 
Winchester,  City  of     - 


WALES: 

Aberystwyth 
Haverfordwest     - 
Rhyl  -       -       - 

Total 


-    £. 


£.    s,  d, 

07     7    9 

68  10  10 

939  11    6 

46    4    - 

15,670  14  11 

29  17  10 

6,465    3    - 

536  19  10 

95  10  9 
177  14  10 
945  14    - 

52  10    3 


136    3    3 

18,- 

178  11     7 

356  14  10 


267    2  3 

472  13  9 

26  17  2 

245    3  4, 

263    5  5 

2  16  10 

376    9  7 


432  10  6 
150  18    5 

56  2  2 
344    5     1 

56  1  11 
977    6    3 


£.    *.  d. 


217  13    5 


£. 


d. 


75    8    8 


91 

7 


7    8 
3  10 


74    9    5 


90,608    1     1 


388     7    5 

478    6  11 

2,822     9    6 

7,024  18     1 

7,806  17  6 

260  19  3 

8,579  12  1 

5,379  16  - 

421  4  5 
3,656  3  5 
6,305  13     1 

235  19  10 


1,§J6  14    - 

1,303    4  10 

4,240  36  1 

1,350  19  5 

1,395    2  7 

1,478    6  9 

2,324    -  10 

68     1  8 

895  10  - 

6,375     8  3 

1,264  15  8 

1,191  16  - 


968  18  10 


4,208    9 

817  18 

249    4 
1,137     7 

853    8 
1,954  16 

561  14  11 
2,124    -    - 


£.    #.    d. 


380 


31,723  15    4 


380  11  10       1,094.  11     6 
748    1     7 
2    7    3        1,370    1     1 


32,699    9    1 


324,840    4     7 


3,000  -   - 
1,220  -   - 


261,593   1   3 


£.    *.  rf. 

-    3    - 

187  17  10 
220  2  5 
244  11     1 


34,76215    7 

1     8  10 

428  14    7 

431     1     9 


8,014  17  8 
15  16  6 
37  13    6 


12    8    2 

81  17    6 
25  16    7 


3    6- 
18-4 

68  3  6 
17  -  - 
1,093  14  3 
65  4  1 
85  17  11 


-  10    9 

683    1     6 
12  14    6 

60  16    - 
33-1 


3    13 

1,616  19    9 

80    5    9 


135,652  16  5 


£.     s.  d. 

388  10  5 

666    4  9 

3,042  11  11 

7,649    9  2 

74,293    8  5 

262     8  1 

9,008     6  8 

5,810  17  9 

421     4  5 

11,671     1  1 

6,321     9  7 

27a  13  3 


1,528  16  2 
1,303  4  10 
4,322  13  7 
1,376  16    - 

1,395  2  7 
1,481  12  9 
8,342     1     3 

136    5  3 

912  10  - 

7,469    2  5 

1,329  19  9 

1,277  12  11 


969    9  7 

4,890  10  9 

830  13  1 

249    4  8 

1,198    3  8 

853    8  6 

1,954  16  - 

594,15  * 

8,124    -  - 


4,007  13  9 
3,585  1  4 
1,350    6  10 


722,086    9    3   47,960  12    5 


£.    *.   d, 

40  II  11 

55    5    - 

296    8  10 

698  10    3 


3,732    4  3 

9  14  5 

352  18  10 

383     8  7 

43    9  2 

445     5  - 

4  6 

22  10  - 


115  13  4 

150    -  - 

198    -  - 

240  12  11 

97     1  4 

103     5  - 

233     8  3 

6  11  - 

21     4  8 

700     2  4 

167     -  - 


70    - 

486  7 
62  17 
24     1 

144  5 
37  ip 
95  - 
47     5 

185    - 


198  -  - 
110  4  7 
114  19    6 


38  U  41 

867  10  1 1 

1,171  13  1 

2,9d3  13  d 

25,511   3  r 

2,343  2  10 

1,153   8  3 

75  5  3 

3i4I4  3  1 

1,718   2 

130  18  4 


807  5 
324  14 
2,426  \%   9 
335  2  4 

09  11  4 
487  10  S 
799  S  0 

16    8  3 
258  II   $ 
2,141  13 
521  12  11 

11    2  i 


282  12  4 

1,724  11   4 

674  17  11 

50   - 

988   1  i 

119   1   4 

1^282  6  3 
144, 11  10 
964   4 


399  15  6 

1,868  18  2 

376  16  II 


880,673  16  8 


(')  Ryde.— In  the  Return  for  1863-64,  columns  16, 17,  and  18  were  unavoidably  omitted ;  their  amounts  should  have  been  as  follows  :— 

£.     #.  (2. 

Column  16        ....        -    43,050    -    - 

„      17        -        -        -        -         146  18    4 

„      18        -        -        -        -         -91     1    1 


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respect  of  Improvement  Commis^onB,  and  of  the  Expenditure  thereof,  &o. — continued. 


EXPEND  ITUBE. 


Lighting, 

Sewerage,  and 

Drainage. 

a 


£.    #.   d. 

186  JO  - 

161  18  6 

1,077  16  2 

786    9  8 

28,174  18  10 

6,881     1    - 
2,266  U    8 

247  19    - 

1,748    4  10 

662  10    - 

77    -    - 


381    8  9 

476    7  - 

998  14  6 

1,287  17  7 

886  16  8 

828    7  6 

681  11  6 

180    -  - 

271  18  - 

1,666    1  7 

447  11  2 


218    4 


1,876  4 
164  5 
172  1 
801  18 
60  - 
442  11 
269  1 
688    6 


1,866  10  10 

1,112  12  11 

207    6    7 


Rent, 

Bates,  and 

Tazefl. 

10. 


Interest, 
Annnltiefl, 

and 
Principal 
paidofl: 

11. 


£.    *.   d. 

4  11    - 

8    -    - 

10  16  11 

289  11    6 


177  18  9 

-  16  - 

29    6  8 

106    8  10 

4  19  - 

71  10  - 

86  17  9 

1  10  4 


9-6 
11  18  10 
79  16    1 


18  10    4 

8    2    6 

47  12    4 


4    7  6 

129    6  9 

8  14  9 

112  17  8 


19-4 

86  18  1 
9  6  6 
2  11     7 

87  12  4 
12  8  6 
17    -    - 

19 


£.  #.  rf. 

27  8  2 

22  10  - 

248  18  8 
2,864  1  8 

26,660  10  4 

188  8  8 

1,026  16  6 

120  -  - 

249  10  - 
2,476  10  1 

46  -  - 


68  7  10 
877  2  7 
805  19    1 

47     2    9 

721  18  10 
416  -  1 
212  11     9 


289  11  11 

871     7  11 

90    8    - 

784  11    2 


6    - 


1,071 
180 


10  16    4 
20  17    7 


115,058  16  10    6,860    2  10 


268    2    4 

620  18    4 

888    6  10 

16    -    - 

862  18    9 


212  17  31 
842  8  4 
446    7    6 


Other 
Payments. 

12. 


£.    f.  d, 

8  15    - 

68    4    9 

778  19  10 

1,168    7    8 


8,292    6    8 

2  16    6 

58    6    7 

722    2  11 

-  18    - 

6,481    7    9 

38  18    8 

19    6  11 


42  7 
82  19 
72  19 
68    6 

186    5 
62  14 
266  12  10 


19    2  10 

1,667    8    6 

66-1 

66    4    7 


88  10  10 


140  15 

18    6 

5  19 

69  17" 
90  17 
28  18 
28    7 


228,299  14    8 


958    1    9 

93    7  11 

268    4    9 


Total 
Expenditure. 

13. 


1.  d. 


£. 

260  9 

668  8 
8,684  12  6 
8,684  18 


86,449  2  6 

201  14  7 

9,664  7  11 

5,668  19  9 

492  10  6 

11.410  -  8 

6,495  18  7 

296  4  7 


1,414  2 
1,872  17 
4,077  1 
1,974 


6 

9 

7 

10 


1,877  18  11 
1,889  19  10 
2,011  5  1 

151  19  3 

864  16  6 

6,566  -  7 

1,286  1  II 

1,000  16  7 


846  12  6 


4,886  4 
1,049  14 

254  18 
1,069  19 

909  10 
2,816  2 

489  16 
2,182  16 


63,686  10  6 


8,686  1  4 
8,638  9  6 
1,407  14  8 


731,834  12    4 


Balance 
in  Hand  at 

the 
Close  of  this 

Account 

14. 


£.    9.   d, 

226    8  10 

76    7    3 

897  10  10 


8,516  -  11 

00  11     4 

4,809  1    9 

688  17  10 

24  4  9 
488  16  8 
771    6    - 

29  18  11 


260  16  11 
424    8    7 


858  15    2 
808    9  10 

11     8    1 

292  16  10 

1,167    7    3 

46  14  8 
663    6  11 


48    8    5 

487  17    - 

60  18    6 
482    9    6 

615  19  10 
196    6    7 


80  19    7 
121    1    8 


Balance 
Overspent  at 

the  Close 

of 

this  Account 

16. 


Bonded  or 

Mortgage  Debt 

renuuning  at 

the  Date 
of  this  Account 


£.    t.   d. 


8    7 


68  4  11 
240  10  - 
200    9    9 


8    1 


1  12  11 


69  14    8 


89,287  II    9 


80,627    9  10 


la 


£.  s.  d. 

800  -  - 

500  -  - 

6,526  -  - 

48,480  -  - 

67,269  3  3 

850  -  - 

26,400  -  - 

400  -  - 

4,600  -  - 

16,600  -  - 

900  -  - 


2,000  - 

4,100  - 

6,300  - 

800  - 

16.070  6 

10,000  - 

4,800  - 


7,484    -  - 

2,880    -  - 

2,000    -  - 

26,997  11  3 


6,000  - 

14,680  - 

600  - 

2,400  - 

9,200  - 

10,000  - 

300  - 

9,000  - 


Arrears 

of 
Interest. 

17. 


£.    s.   d. 
28 


8,817    2    6 


156    6    8 


11  13    2 


6,776 

10,000    -    - 
4,800    -    - 


1,699,632   7   6 


11,467  16    7 


Other  DeMi. 


18. 


£.    9.  d. 
387  18  11 


447  14  8 
805  7  8 
326    -    - 


800 
203 


35    6    6 
285  18    8 

897    2    8 


_ 


17,078  16 


(*)  Sevenoaks.— This  Betom  is  made  in  behalf  of  the  Church  Trustees  under  the  Act  61  Geo.  8,  c  61. 


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13,449 

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7,326 

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3,350 

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2,020 
2,080 

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17  11 
19    9 

8  10 
3    3 

15  - 
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16  II 

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12    2 
16    4 

7  6 

9  2 

8  8 

9  9 

12  11 
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2,221  11 

2,962  15 

1,189  12 

3,997  14 

5,149  1 


4,772    6  - 

4,725  19  2 

8,827    6  10 

947    9  6 


6,816  13    6 

4,069    8 
2,446    7 

2,912  17     2 
3,670    7 

3,011  2 

4,572  8 

2,278  11 


2,508  2  7 
4,614  8  9 
2,109    3  11 


181,224  12  10 


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4,09SU  i 

2S^  S 
2,514  7  I 
4,92711 

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4,134  19  1 
4,2N  4  ; 
1,752  n 
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1,114  1811 

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1,417  13  i 

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1,917  4  1 

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1,457  1  i 
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EXPENDITURE. 

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16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

20. 

21. 

22. 

23. 

£.      *.  d. 

£.      s.d. 

£.      i.  d. 

£.    t.  d. 

£.    i.    d. 

£.    f.    d. 

£.    «.    d. 

£.      #.    J. 

£.     #.    d. 

£. 

16,674    -    3 

•            • 

- 

469    6    8 

- 

- 

•            • 

. 

278    6    6 

17,42 

25^2    2    6 

12,199    5    4 

2.213    3    9 

810    7  10 

365  18    - 

537  12    3 

600 

475    2  11 

1.147    3    1 

94,69 

11,573    8    - 

9,746    5    6 

3.234    8    9 

1,204  19    3 

373  15  11 

8,146  12    1 

3,493    9    - 

- 

3,676    1    4 

98,26 

7,962  10    - 

10,664    9    5 

1,597    7    8 

- 

152  13  10 

1,622    1    - 

2,405    -    - 

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. 

92.00 

•            • 

- 

1,741    5    - 

479  19    2 

139    9    6 

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- 

- 

749    1     1 

40,83 

9,720    8    6 

6,475    2    8 

3,192    3    8 

1,130  15    4 

91-5 

351  15    4 

352    7    7 

2.047  12    5 

1,413  16    - 

66,01 

3.322    3    - 

3.182  10    9 

1,604    8    - 

805  16    8 

709    4    - 

1,570  16    7 

1.833    6    8 

727 

629    9    9 

36,39 

6,580    5    - 

6.022  10    8 

2,250  17  10 

738  18    7 

800    -    - 

. 

- 

. 

2,603    -    9 

52,89 

1,629    -    - 

1,766  16    3 

1,026  10    - 

367  13    1 

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1,596    9    2 

1,850    -    - 

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410  14    1 

26,10 

3»000 

4.058    3    5 

1,364    -    - 

^         • 

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266    2    - 

400    -    - 

6,659  12    6 

655  19    1 

30,82 

3,126 

3,542  13    3 

1,284 

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• 

417    6  11 

400 

2,636  12    9 

1,129    1  10 

44,37 

5,393  15    - 

6,305    2  10 

1.260  10    - 

300    5    8 

42    3    6 

521  10    4 

300 

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406    6    8 

26,78 

3,031  11    3 

2.657    6    6 

1,040 

374  13  11 

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276  10    - 

1,000 

- 

640  11     7 

19,84 

2,928    2    - 

2,417    4    2 

1,314  14    - 

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396  16    5 

1,509  16  10 

1,426    4    4 

58  19    4 

2,109    6    5 

23,64 

6,264    2    9 

4,002  15    2 

1,815    8    - 

826  10    4 

166  10    4 

266    1    8 

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3.768  17    5 

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4,200    -    8 

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2,537  13    8 

1,200    -    - 

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280  11    7 

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96  11    1 

501    7    9 

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1,875 

2,634    8    6 

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581  11    7 

3.224    8    6 

407  19  10 

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374    7    - 

2,459    3    9 

2,305    7    - 

1,030 

151    7  10 

1,345  15    - 

1,780    -    - 

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3,713    9    2 

792  11    4 

23,5( 

3,446    8    3 

3,464  13    1 

1,583    4    - 

- 

124    5  10 

1,889  15  11 

1,283    6    8 

7  16    - 

1,983    -  10 

26,4( 

111  17    9 

545  18  11 

10    -    - 

16  10    8 

- 

- 

- 

- 

4  17    - 

6! 

7,677    -    6 

3,364    7    1 

1,218    5    8 

- 

. 

124    7    5 

83  10    - 

- 

478  18    - 

31,0< 

3,263  15    - 

4,618    4    9 

940 

- 

«             . 

. 

. 

.            „ 

472  15  10 

21.9 

4^17  10    - 

5,584    4    - 

1.817  12    - 

284    5    8 

279  17    2 

614    3  11 

608    6    8 

_ 

1,044  10    3 

50,7 

592  16    3 

481    2  11 

152    4    6 

- 

- 

187  11  10 

169  18  11 

• 

1,011    5    2 

5,0! 

4,039  18    - 

3,444    2    5 

1,217  15    6 

- 

216  19    3 

1,266    7    1 

1,250  16    6 

- 

5,926  14    4 

44,* 

3,467  13    - 

3,201    2    9 

992 

- 

146  18    8 

333    3    3 

. 

. 

542    4    8 

23,8 

2,146  10    9 

2,140    4    1 

850    -    - 

- 

170    8    - 

48    3    1 

950 

. 

389  15    6 

14.8 

3,585    3    - 

3,207    3  10 

1,105    4    - 

- 

566  13    1 

(111)249    2    6 

200 

. 

1.413    4  10 

20,2 

1,671   10    * 

461    3  11 

725    -    - 

• 

- 

841    5    - 

1,048  14    5 

- 

m,                             • 

26,8 

2,929  16    6 

2,396  16    7 

1,159    5    - 

- 

648  19    9 

996  14    1 

2,554    4  10 

1,627  12    6 

668  19    4 

26,4 

3^06    6    - 

3,236  12    2 

1,514  17    7 

- 

179    6  10 

• 

. 

. 

932  11    1 

27,2 

2,050 

3,009  17    9 

844    3    8 

- 

59    3    - 

415  16    9 

433    6    8 

49    -    - 

347    6    4 

17,1 

1,777  17    6 

1,781    8    9 

1,152  15    - 

- 

82    3    4 

398  12    7 

467  10    - 

•            • 

1,948  12    - 

17.: 

5,026  19    5 

- 

825  10    - 

• 

250    -    - 

(0). 

(0)- 

561  18    1 

661-6 

24,t 

1,346    6    - 

1,908    7    1 

980    -    - 

- 

- 

- 

281    8  10 

1,227  17    - 

355    2    3 

14,: 

180,029  18    4 

131.415    4  10 

52,896    6    1 

9,683    7    7 

6,588    8    3 

32,184    5     1 

36,649  19    3 

22.404    2    5 

42,271     1    1 

1,28: 

(k)  8t  Martin-in-the-Flfl 

!7.— loclnding  other  lUbiUtiea  amonnting  to  3.652  /.  14 1.  4  li. 
Ida.— CoL  27.— Other  liabilitiea  onlj. 

(m)  Strand '. 

Ditto. 

(m)  Pulham 

(t)  Hamlet  of  Mile  End 

Old  Town.— Col.  27.-Indnding  3,903  Z.  1 1.  5  d  for  other  liabllii 

;iea. 

ik)  Whitecbapei  Diatrict 
^                   incinded  in 

thiaitem. 

Minting  to  4832. 

3».  7d.,  not 

(0)  Lewisha 

(OGraenwidu-Col.27, 

411. 

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327 


Act  21  &  22  Vict,  c,  104. 


BALANCES. 


Balance 
in  Hand  from 
this  Acooant. 

25. 


Balance 
OTerspent 

on  tbia 
Accoant. 

26. 


LIABILITIES. 


Bonded  or 
Secured  Debt 

remaining 

at  the  Date  of 

thiflRetnnL 

27. 


Arrears 

of 
Interest 

28. 


NAME    OF    PARISH. 


£.  #.  <f. 

2.976  12  5 

17,943  19  10 

11,305  14  - 

6,149  12  8 

15,982  3  9 

11,052  7  11 

15,738  2  9 

4  4 

3  8 


5,862 
8,769 

312 
2,193 


7  3 
1  2 


5,692  9  10 

6,400  11  6 

14,977  9  3 

4,041  5  3 

486  14  1 

620  11  2 

1,241  18  10 

1,499  4  10 

3,498  8  2 


779  -  6 

6,554  13  9 

75  12  - 


£.  f .  d, 

15  19  8 


1,269  15  1 


59  17  9 
253  4  7 


£.   ».  d. 

13,500  -  - 

(a)l 70,729  18  4 

(b)  75,083  18  1 

1,753  9  8 

7,192  3  8 

((2)28,083  6  8 

33,250  -  - 

7,600  -  - 

13,800  10  7 

(6)8,004  14  2 

1,500  -  - 

26,085  14  - 

5,286  3  9 

2,500  -  - 

3,500  -  - 

(^)  18,002  14  4 

20,816  13  9 


(A)  1,482  4  - 

(t)  11,576  19  3 

32,561  -  6 

1.300  -  - 

21,823  6  8 

(il)  28,316  13  4 


£. 
132 


f.  d. 
3  9 


541  13  9 


184 
80 


16  10 
19  10 


1,590  16  - 

3,061  16  1 
4,639  4  1 
2,873  4  4 

8,846  9  1 

1,615  3  11 
1,201  7  11 

3,155  14  7 
13,176  14  10 

834  11 
3,724  7 
1,984  4 
3,081  1 
4,526  19 


2,050  - 


1,439  3  10 


,652  17  2  199,904  7  1 


1,598  17  1 


(0 10,323  15 

4 

12,750  - 

- 

5,510  11  10 

41,022  5 

1 

6,746  - 

- 

500  - 

- 

2,600  - 

- 

(n)  36,370  4 

7 

22,904  12 

7 

3,666  13 

4 

8,265  - 

- 

19,435  3 

4 

914  5 

6 

706,808  2  3 


67  9  2 


63 


The  City. 

St.  Marylebone. 

St  Pancras. 

St.  Mary,  Lambeth. 

St  George,  HanOYer-Bqnare. 

St  Mary,  Islington. 

St.  Leonard,  Shoreditch* 

Paddington. 

St  Matthew,  Bethnal  Green. 

St  Mary,  Newington. 

St.  Giles,  CamberwelL 

St  James,  Westminster. 

St  James  and  St  John,  Clerk* 

enwell. 
St.  Luke,  Chelsea. 

St.  Mary  Abbot,  Kensington. 

St.  Loke,  Middlesex. 

St  George-the-Martyr,  South* 

wark. 
Bermondsey. 

St.  George-in-the-East  (Vestry 

Account). 
Ditto    -    (Trastees'  Account). 

St  Martin-inr-the-Fields. 

Hamlet  of  Mile  End  Old  Town* 

Woolwich. 

Rothcrhithe,  St.  Mary. 

St.  John,  Hampstead. 

Whitechapel  District. 

Liberty    of     Norton     _. 

(Whitechapel  District). 
Westminster  District,  St  Max^ 

garet  and  St.  John. 
Greenwich  District 

Wandsworth  District. 

Parish  of  Stoke  Newington.  St. 

Mary,  Hackney  District 
Parish  of   St  John,  Hackney 

District. 
St  GUes'  District 

Holbom  District  and  libertj 

of  Glasshouse-yard. 
Strand  District 

Fulham  District  including  Ham* 

mersmith  Parish, 
limehonse  District. 

Poplar    -    ditto. 

St  Savioor's  District,  Sonthwarlu 

Plumstead  District 

Lewisham  District. 

St.  Olaye  District,  Sontiiwark* 


Folgata 


1,070    3    - 


Mstrict— Col.  9.— Inolading  1,517  /.  10*.  9  d.  from  sale  of  Exchequer  Bills. 
Col.  20.  ^Including  compensation  under  the  Acts  18  &  19  Vict,  c  120. 
District,  See — CoL  27.— Including  2,261  /.  9  s.  for  other  liabilities. 

u  Di»trict.»Cols.  20  and  21. — The  interest  and  instalments  paid  in  respect  of  the  mortgage  debt  are  incor- 
>orated  in  the  various  items  of  expenditure  given  in  the  account,  according  to  the  special  purpose  for 
vhich  the  money  was  borrp^ed }  instead  of  being  shown  separately  under  the  headings  of  &ose  Colomni. 


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OF  TOLLS  OR  DUES  LEVIED  UNDER  THE  AUTHORITY  OF  PARLIAMENT, 


IN   RE8FKCT  OF 


MARKETS      OR      FAIRS, 

AND  OF  THE  EXPENDITURE  THEREOF. 


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ABSTRACT  of  RETURNS  of  Tolls  or  Dues  levied  under  the  Authority  of  Parliament,  in  respect  of 

the  Month  of  June  1865,  for  why 


RECEIPTS. 

MARKET 

or 

FAIR. 

Balance 

from  previous 

Year. 

Balance 

Due  on  previous 

Year. 

Tolls 
or  Dues. 

Rents. 

Money 

Borrowed  on 

Security  of 

Tolls  or  Duet 

during  the  Year. 

Other 
Receipts. 

Total 
Rkckipts. 

NevVi 

InprovQ 

Kepo 

Maintet 
and  Ilea 

1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

ENGLAND : 

£.     f.    d. 

£.    f.    d. 

£.    ».     d. 

£.    #.     rf. 

£.      #.   rf. 

£.    «.    d. 

£.    i.    d. 

£. 

Ashton -under-Ly  ne 
Austell,  St.    . 

- 

1,450    9    4 

1,452  11     4 
359    -    - 

. 

- 

- 

1,452   11     4 
359     -    - 

1,114  1 
36 

Bamstaole     ... 
Bath,  City  Market 
BUIingagatc       (London.l 
City  on   .       -       ./ 
Bognor          ... 
Bridgwater    -        -        . 
Brighton       -        -        , 
Briiham 

281  10    3 
4,335     -     5 

1,137    2    2 

114     5     5 

4C8  18     8 

979  11  10 

1,063  15     4 

- 

548     -     - 
665    2     1 

1,199    2     9 

915  15     S 

121  16  11 

456  11     8 
992  11     9 

350  16     8 
1,463  10     4 

1,400    -'- 

240     5     4 
4  18    5 

238     9  11 
1,085     1     - 

1,244  17     - 
3,062  12     3 

1,199     2     9 

1,154     5    2 

1,435  17     8 

1.463  10     4 

121   16  11 

991 
4,2981 

3531 

477 

1,211 

112 

21 

Chichester.  City  Market 
Croydon        -        .        - 

- 

: 

- 

253     -    6 
110    -    - 

- 

258     -    6 
110     -    - 

21 

Darlington    ... 
Durham,  City  Market    . 

2,470    8  10 
214     7  11 

. 

639  14     7 
591  12    2 

257  10     2 

« 

- 

639  14     7 
849     2     4 

5,144 
92 

Ex  mouth       ... 

16  10    - 

. 

115    -    - 

- 

- 

- 

115     -    - 

- 

Glossop         ... 
Greenwich     -        -        . 

92  14  10 

'     1    7    6 

71     2    2 
130    -    - 

68    9    2 

- 

44  17     7 

184     8  11 
130     -    - 

39 
190  1 

Hanley 

HeWi,  St.  (Lancaster) 

1,975    3    3 
636    2    4 

:      : 

1,686  15     7 
298  17    - 

464     7  10 
649  11     6 

. 

79  11    8 

2,230  15     1 
918     8     6 

2.271 
239  1 

Islington       ... 

- 

- 

21,296  13    2 

3,799  15     6 

50,000    -    -(e)4,727  17  11 

79,824     6    7 

3,914  i 

Launceston    ... 
Leek     ...        - 
Leominster   -        .        - 
Liverpool      -        -        - 
Longron        ... 

56  11     8 

138  10    - 
11,728     1  11 

13- 
164    -    1 

293  10    8 

260    -    - 

4,740     1    - 

1,432  17     6 

572    -    - 

23    -    - 

12,460     1     9 

276    5     6 

- 

160    -    - 

31  18    7 

1,205    4    5 

572     -    - 

453  10    8 

314  18     7 

18,405     7     2 

1,709     3    - 

50  • 
263  1 

2,486  1 

558  1 

Monmouth    ... 

(A)317     5     4 

- 

129  13    4 

36    6    8 

- 

-    2    3 

166     2    3 

40 

Osweatry       ... 

245     8     6 

. 

30    -    - 

471     -    - 

- 

. 

501     -    - 

227 

Scarborough  -        .        - 

Southpori      ... 

Southwark,  St.  Saviour's  \ 

(Borough  Market)     -j 

108    5     7 
508  13    9 

8,116    4    - 

1,468  19    2 
79    5    3 

1,075    5    - 

40    1     - 
653    9    6 

1,866    4  10 

750    -    - 

141     9     8 
78  12    3 

7,542    9    7 

1,650     9  10 
811     7    - 

11,233  19    5 

38 
106 

6,672 

Taunton        ... 
Torquay         ... 
Torrington,  Great  - 
Totnea  ... 

192  18     1 
252  16     1 

180  15    9 

1     1  11 

1.725     9    9 
579  16    5 
154  13    8 

95    -  '- 
325    -    - 

- 

60    -    - 
5  17     4 

'663  12  "- 

1,785     9    9 
680  13    9 
154  13     8 
988  12     - 

827 
981 
27 
71 

Wakefield      • 
Weymouth     and     Mel- 1 
combe  Regis     -        -  j 
Winchester  -         -         . 
Worcester,  City  Market 

706  14     4 

92  14  11 

126  18     8 
304  10    8 

. 

759    3  11 
462  15     6 

680  19    - 

44     -  11 

5    -     . 

350    -    - 
28  10    - 

- 

2,875    6    6 

59    -    - 
12    5    - 

3,678  11     4 

467  15    6 

409     -    - 
721   14    - 

138  1 

430 

8 
12  1 

York.   City    of    (Cattle^ 
Market)    .        -        ./ 

- 

4,038  19    6 

990 

101  18  10 

- 

272  12     1 

1,364  10  11 

195  1 

WALES : 

Aberdare       ... 

297  11     6 

. 

• 

555    -    - 

. 

6  19     1 

561  19    1 

7 

Bangor          ... 

203     1  11 

. 

. 

314    8    - 

. 

1  19    6 

316     7     6 

64 

Canton,  or  LlandaST  and"] 
CAUion  District  Mar- 
ket, near  Cardiff       -J 

Carmarthen,      Borough  \ 
Market     -        -        -j 

305  13    3 

1,405  10    1 

223  10    4 
1,360    -    - 

-  13    2 

.             . 

11     7    - 

235  10    6 
1,360 

177  1 

Dowlais         ... 

337  17     7 

- 

. 

359    4    6 

- 

- 

359    4    6 

22 

Fishguard      ... 

3  15    2 

- 

- 

92 

- 

- 

92    -    - 

10  1 

Merthyr  Tydfil      - 

605    -    - 

- 

624    -    - 

- 

- 

624    -    - 

- 

Neath   Borough  Maiket 

234  19    3 

1,013  17  11 

178  14    8 

- 

65  10  10 

1,258    3    5 

98 

Total  -    -    -  £. 

30,793  15    2     15,178  15    5 

47,551     1     5 

28,343    4     5 

52,150    -    - 

19,615    7  11 

147,659  13    9 

ajmt 

(a)  Bognor. — Col.  16  — The  aroonnt  of  secured  debt  was  inadvertently  omitted  last  year  by  the  clerk. 

(b)  Brighton. — Col.  12. — Last  year's  balance  as  transferred  to  the  Borough  Fund. 

(c)  Durham. — Col.  12. — Including  150/.  applied  to  dividend. 

(d)  Helen's,  St. — Col.  12 — The  transfer  of  last  gear's  balance,  with  the  balance  remaining  upon  this  account,  to  the  general  account  of  the  Improve* 
tneni  Commissioners. 

{ff)  Islington. — Col.  6. — Of  this  amount  4,218  /.  12  #.  3  d,  was  advanced  by  the  corporation  for  the  payment  of  interest  upon  the  secured  debt. 
„  C'OL  17. — Total  amount  due  to  the  corporation  upon  the  same  account. 


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Markets  or  Fairs,  &c.,  and  of  the  Expenditure  thereof,  for  the  latest  Period  of  Twelve  Months  preceding 
the  Accounts  are  made  up. 


EXPENDITURE. 

Balftore  in  Hand 

at  the 

Close  of  this 

Account 

Balance 
Overspent  at  the 

Close  of 
this  Account 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

remaining 

at  the 

Date  of 

this  Account. 

Arrears 

of 
Interest 

i 

Salariet 

Interest 

on  Money 

Borrowed  and 

Annuities. 

Bonded 

or 

Mortgage  Debt 

Paid  off. 

Other 
Payments. 

Total 
Expenditure. 

Other 
Debts. 

9. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

£.  f. 

d. 

£.     s.    <L 

£.    *.   d 

£.    #.     d. 

£.     f.    d. 

£.    f.   d. 

£.      #.  d. 

£.      #.   rf. 

£.    ».    rf. 

£.    #.  </. 

76  10 
20    - 

- 

"238    6  "2 

■              - 

261     9    6 

1,452  11     4 
294  11  10 

— 

1,386     1     2 

6,000    -    - 

69  14    6 

19    2 
340    1 

"" 

471  19    4 
167  15    8 

306  13    4 

142  16    9 
37    8    3 

1,100    3    - 
4,844     2     6 

426     4     3 
2,553  10     2 

^               ^ 

ri,600    -    - 
5,000    -    - 

— 

— 

33    6 

8 

- 

1,000    -    - 

137     7    4 

1,524     5     4 

811  19     7 

- 

22,000    -    - 

— 

_ 

66  19  10 

41     9    - 

257  12    3 

12    .    - 

148  16    3 
244    6     1 

63    2    - 

;            '^' 

416    5    4 

62     8  11 

\)  1,008  15    2 

9  13  11 

1.109     5  11 

1,559     5     1 

1,378     9     1 

106     1     9 

159    4    8 

345  11     3 

1,064  13     1 

1,079  10    6 

— 

(fl)3,810    -    - 
10,858     -    - 

1,262 

E 

— 

- 

• 

- 

- 

255     7    - 
110    -    - 

258    -    6 
110    -    - 

— 

z 

— 

— 

— 

172    3 

40    - 

7 

404  13    2 
222    5     7 

- 

(c)443  12  10 

5,721     1     8 
798    6    2 

265    4     1 

2,610  18    3 

16,370    -    - 
4,950    -    - 

— 

— 

30    - 

- 

- 

- 

85    -    - 

115    -    - 

16  10    - 

— 

— 

— 

-_ 

5    - 

81     - 

- 

154    -    - 

. 

20    6  10 

198    9  10 
292     1     2 

78  13  11 

163    8   '8 

4,000    -    . 

z 

— 

209  11 
43  18 

3 
7 

564    2     7 

213    1  10 

-  i* 

364    3    6 
f)  1,300  13     7 

3,621  19    5 
1,584  10  10 

583  18  11 

-       _     - 

12,786  18    2 

— 

— 

1,662  11 

" 

19,064    6  11 

50,000    -    - 

5,183    6    - 

79,824    6    7 

- 

- 

443,000    -    -(/)45,770  11  10 

^ 

"12  10 

3,427    8 
154    9 

'5 
9 

299  12    2 
155  18    6 
130  13    9 

1,472     1  11 

245  13     8 
933    6    8 

123     7    - 

149  14    9 

32    2  10 

)11,728     1  11 

14  18    - 

462  19  10 

581  18     1 

408  10    3 

17,642    4  11 

3,133  11     2 

165  11  10 

44  1ft     4 
12  491     4     2 

129  10    5 
1,588    8    3 

8,000    -    - 
4,000    -    - 
2,150    -    - 

30,233    6    8 

88  19     1 

~ 

11  16 

- 

50    9  11 

35    -    - 

33  17     7 

171     4    6 

312     3     1 

- 

1,105    -    - 



__ 

18    - 

- 

223  13    4 

- 

197  13    7 

666    9    6 

79  19    - 

. 

5,000    -    - 

. 

100    -    - 

122    - 

88    - 

" 

1,009    8    5 
134  15     4 

. 

415     3    6 
262    6    9 

1.584  14    3 
591     7     5 

328    5    2 

8,050    8    5 

6,400    -     - 
3,C00    -    - 

— 

— 

278  15 

- 

- 

- 

4,559  16    8 

11,510  17    6 

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{h)  Dowlais.— Col.  12.— Transfer  of  last  year's  balance  to  the  Borough  Fund. 

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/Fosdyke  Bridge,  (over  the  Wdland) 
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f  Fownhope  and  Holme  Lacey  Bridge 
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\    perley  and  Tirley  (Gloucester). 

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ENGLAND-^continued. 

Kerne  Bridge,  near  Monmouth, 
f  Kingston-upon-Thames  to   Hampton 
\     Wick,  Bridge. 

Lakenheath,  High  Bridge. 
Leeds,  Crown  Point  Bridge. 

Lendal  Bridge  (York,  City  of) : 

Revenue  Account. 

Construction  Account. 

riattlehampton  Ferry  across  the  River 
\    Arun. 

Maidenhead  Bridge. 
Muskham,  North  Bridge. 

Newhaven  Bridge  (near  Lewes). 

Newport  Pagnell  (North,  andTickford 
Bridges  and  Approaches. 

Norwich : 
Dean  and  Chaptei^s  Feriy. 

New  Mill  Yard,  Gate  and  Ferry, 

Portland  Ferry  Bridge. 

r  Potter's    Ferry    (in    the    Parish   of 
\     Poplar). 

Pye  Wipe  Ferry  (Lincoln). 

Queen's  Bridge,  Isle  of  Sheppy. 

Reedham  Ferry  (Norfolk). 
Repton  and  Willington  Bridge  ( Derby). 
Rocester  Bridge,  over  the  River  Dove. 
Ryton  Island  Ferry  (Durham). 

Sandwich  Bridge  (Town  and  Port  of). 

Saxilby  Bridge  (Lincoln). 

rSootswood  Bridge  and  Roads  (North- 
\     umberland). 

rSelby  (Bridge  across  the   Northern 
\    Ouse,  York). 
Sheffield  (Bridge  and  Streets). 

Shoreham,  Norfolk  Bridge  (Sussex). 

Shoreham,  Old,  Bridge  (Sussex). 

Sopley,  New  Bridge  (Hants). 

{Southwark    Bridge   (Middlesex  and 
Surrey). 

Staines  Bridge  (Middlesex). 

/Stamford,  St.  Mary's  Bridge  (over  the 
t     Welland). 

Sunderland  Ferries. 

/Sutton   Wash,   Cross    Keys    Bridge 
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2,251     -  10 

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183  13     5 

2,960  13     7 

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9,319     1     4 

23  14  10 

2,029     3     8 

3,497  13    8 

9,663  18     2 

52,081     -    4 

914  10    2 

172  15     2 

13,199  15     8 
742  17     5 

907  11     1 

17,280    -    - 

130.900    -    - 

4,700    -    - 

120   12  11 

51 
52 
53 
54 
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14,382  13     5 
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317     -    8 

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7,622    4     3 
2,592  16    7 

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860  14    2 

1,004  19    3 

67,200     -    - 
77,295     -    - 

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(•)12,655,«00    -    - 

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4,601  13 

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15,450    -    - 
18,000    -     - 

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18,589    3    8 

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12,484  10    4 

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2,990  18    4 

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71 
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12,461     6     1 

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424  12  8 

164  -  - 

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616 
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58    2  - 

142    -  - 

671    -  5 

612  18  - 


643  17   5 
102  16    - 


10,612  10  6 

171  13  4 

160  16  9 

1,861    -  - 


89  4   - 

40  -   - 

15  4  11 

20  -   - 

6    -   - 
^6,032  16   9 


85  10   - 


144    2   - 

126  r  - 

171  15    - 


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EXPENDITURE. 


New  Works 

and 
'.iDprovenieDts. 

15. 


1.    d. 


6,844  16    0 


1,736    4  4 

6,590    4  - 

22,179  16  2 

Vll5  12  8 

222    7  1 

217,480    4  1 


Repairs 

and 

MaimeDaoee 

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Works,  &c. 

16. 


249    8     1 


£.  s.    d. 

130  9  10 

581  5     1 

224  2    4 


1,211    4    4 
1,005    6    2 


S4    9  11 

54    -    - 

150  10  11 

1,060    6  10 

861     9    9 


2,295    S  2 

40  18  9 

1,927  16  4 

62.697  16  5 
67     1  7 

SIS  14  1 

12.698  5  - 


104    2  11 
82  19    8 

68  18    1 

84  15    9 
10,699  16     1 


Ligfakhonte 

or 

FloatiDg 

Lights. 

17. 


£.      t.   d. 


88    4    6 


68     8    6 


308,301     8 


185  12    8 

782    1     5 
188    8    - 


199  10    8 

800    -    - 

2,020  11  10 


2,805  16     8 
25     9     8 


976  15     3 


188  18    7 


15  19    2 


Buo^s, 
Beacons, 
Anchors, 
Chains, 
Ckbles,  &c 

18. 


£.      I.    d. 

24    0    9 

17    -    - 


219  17    4 

123  16    1 

852    2  10 
667     1     1 


€5  18    2 
1,804  16    8  165 


230,618  17     8 


2,592  13     9 


71  18  11 
246  18     1 


111   19     1 


8    5- 


Lis;htuig 

Harbour, 

Piers,  Docks, 

or 

Wharfs. 

19. 


t*     %.    d. 
SB  15    6 


11     1     8 


11  10    - 
44    7     3 


78  12  11 
7  14    - 

186  16    - 
111  17    6 


1     6    - 


Rents,  Rates, 

Taxes, 

and 

losuraaces. 


20. 


9,850     5     8 


28  19    6 


86  14     - 
78     9    4 


213  14     2 
15  15  10 


Bunded 

or 

Secared  Debt 

Paid  off. 


21. 


3,079  10    2 


£.      #.    d. 

530  14    4 
36    9    8 


480    9    6 
12  17    9 


2  18  6 

27  13  9 

16  18  6 

128  12  3 


108  11     2 


239  15  1 

4,281  16  8 

10    -  - 

1,545  19  8 

664    5  - 


25    -  - 

49  15  8 

89    9  7 

8,787     1  6 

158  18  6 


69  14    - 

10    7    9 

1     1  11 

19  5  7 
29  8  7 
8  8  2 
32  10  11 
75  18  11 
59    9    7 


62  IS    4 
14     4 


£.      t.    d. 


2,013  19     1 


7,269  16     1 
27,591     1     - 


254     -    - 
10,218  15     - 


Interest 

and 

Annuities. 

22. 


25,930    -    - 


18,850 


22,001  19  10 


1,000 
4,691 


8    5 


1,000    - 


124.188    2     3 


£.       «.    i, 

856  15    - 
57    7     6 


586    2     1 

48  10  10 


36  10  4 

8,671  17  1 

1,468  19  8 

7,868    2  6 

36,229    5  8 


816    9    8 
25,769    9    - 


401     6    5 
89  11    8 


40,839  16     8 
4,676  15     8 

561     9    - 

269    4    9 

7(^8  15  6 
886  10  11 
737  12  1 
721  2  6 
2,697  7  9 
706    2  U 


1,580  10    6 
17-6 


Uw 
Espeoses. 

28. 


9.    d- 


67  16  11 


1,428    8    8 
10    8    9 


8    2    6 

26  14  8 
22  16  4 
12  10  11 


193  16    6 


158  14     7 

1,505     5     4 
8  12     2 


801  12     7 


6    4- 


11  16    4 
4,601     8    - 


62    2    6 


711,085  17     3 


101  19     5 
495     4     8 


576  15     9 


16,506     8     3 


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BALANCES. 

LIABILITIES. 

Other 
Payments. 

24. 

Total. 
26. 

Balance  in  Hand 

from 

this  Account 

26. 

Balance 

Overspent  on 

this 

Account 

• 

27. 

Bonded 

or  Secured  Debt 

remaining  at 

the  Date 
of  this  Return. 

28. 

Arrears 

of 
Interest 

29. 

1 

£.     t. 

d. 

£.      t. 

d. 

£.      #.    d. 

€.      t.    <f. 

£.      $.    d. 

£.     i.   d. 

316  16 

:«)  6,143     1 

833     5 

2 
6 
6 

660     1 
8,016  16 
1^15  10 

6 
2 

8 

2,693    6    9 
100    7    7 

•                • 

666     -    - 

7,600    -    - 

26,000    -    - 

166    7    8 
9,808  11    4 

79 
80 
81 

5     - 

- 

33    - 

- 

— 

— 

— 

— 

82 

1,749    -    6 
66    7  11 

12,966     1 
2^149    9 

6 

90    7    6 

462    -  10 

11,000 

1,000    -    - 

— 

88 
84 

26    - 

- 

66    6 

11 

23    4    9 

.« 

^ 

^^ 

86 

976  13 
4     1 

6     6 

1,184     4 

672  16 

10,240  19 

3,433     9 

4 
2 
6 
6 

422  18    6 

67'  8    9 

3,330    2     6 

8,436  17    8 

800    -    - 
43,300 

— 

86 
87 
88 
80 

922  18 

12,420  19 

- 

- 

2,039  12    7 

27,712    4    1 

162    4  10 

90 

897    - 

895  12 
42,333  17 

4 

64  13    9 

8,8ir 

164,281  16    6 

2,207    4    4 

01 
02 

79     3 

163,621   12 
1,923  13 

7 

6 

29,687  16     8 
191  !6    2 

••                 • 

906,048    6    - 

^^ 

98 
94 

1,372    4 

4,726  19    9 
67,369  14  10 

8,414"  17    - 

- 

18,204 

604,242    -    - 

~ 

96 
96 

27  18 

369    6 
{^)  666  19 

892     1 
163  13 
884  11 
916  10 

11 

1 
1 

389  11     9 
633    7  10 

683    7    4 

— 

8,900    -    - 
649  12    8 

^ 

97 

98 

90 

100 

2,416  13 

132  17 
320,430    4 

1 
1 

701     3    6 

76,634    2     6 

894,806 

— 

101 
102 

63  17 

2 

18,882     3 

9 

4,021  16    6 

■                 • 

96,700 

24    7    6 

108 

211     8 
18  14 
34  12 

4 
4 
6 

1,371  14 

262  18 

1,606     8 

1 
7 

699*    1  11 

932  15    2 

184,800 

20,841    -    - 
6,000    -    - 

3,814  19    7 

104 
106 
100 

87    - 
-  16 

145  19 
3,816  16 

6 

1 

1 
11 

986    9 
1,146  12 

769     6 

1,480  17 

4,728     3 

13,018  14 

1 
1 
4 
7 
2 
1 

114    6    4 

106  14    8 

261  10    - 

80  16    9 

629  11    6 

676  14     1 

•                 — 

m                                  m 

13,670    -    - 

18,800    -    - 

9,300    •    - 

64,600    -    - 
19,660    -    . 

1,860 

8,091  10    8 

107 
108 
100 
110 

111 

112 

1,829  15 
6     3 

10 
10 

9,841     4 
189    5 

3 
9 

800  10    8 

5     I     6 

87.770    -    - 
350    -    ^ 

— 

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114 

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11 

1,840,200  18 

4 

180,676  16     9 

194,520     8    6 

17,167,062    6    7 

29,167    4     7 

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ABSTRACT    OF    RETURNS 

OF  THE 

SUMS  LEVIED  OR  RECEIVED 

IN   RESPECT   OF 

BURIAL        BOARDS, 

AND  OF  THE  EXPENDITURE  THEREOF, 

For  the  latest  Period  of  Twelve  Months,  for  which  the  Accounts  of  the  Burial  Boards  are 
made  up,  preceding  the  Month  of  June  1865. 


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Parchase 

of  Burial  Ground^ 

BuUdiDgs,  &c 

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NewGnud, 

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10. 


£.    i.    d. 


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1    5   1 
22    2  9 
18  12   8 

18  15   7 

23  14    7 

76  19   6 

1  n  2 

38    8    1 

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4    -   - 

19    7   8 

-    8  9 
90  18   i 

36  13  10 

• 

835    5   4 

7    9   6 

6  12   8 

23  10   9 
16  18   9 
84  H    - 
82    1    6 
21  18   6 
6    8   i 

170  16   I 

21    3   9 

7  13   3 
2    2   - 

81    4   3 

38  17   - 

1,780  13    1 

8    -  - 

335    3   9 

609  12  - 

5    3   7 

507    I   2 

77  15  6 

7    5   I 

15  15  10 

38  16   4 

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EXPENDITURE. 

Balance 

Payment  to 

luterest 

Amount  Paid 

at  the 

Bailding 

Reofs,  Rates, 

Total 

iDcumbent  and 

and  Principal 

Other  PaymenU. 

In  Aid  of 

of  this 

ChapeU^  &c. 

and  Taxes. 

Ministers. 

Paid  off. 

Poor  Rate. 

Expenditure 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

16. 

16. 

17. 

1 

£.      s.    d. 

£.      s.    d. 

£.     s.    d. 

£.     6.    d. 

£.     5.    d. 

£.     s.    d. 

£.      5.    d. 

£. 

- 

. 

2  11     - 

166     6     8 

27     8   10 

^ 

217  10     7 

11 

- 

- 

- 

164  10     - 

23     2     5 

. 

272  17     2 

- 

- 

18     3     • 

138  15     - 

23     2     3 

- 

234     4   11 

6 

- 

- 

- 

128     -     - 

3     7     4 

- 

170     2  11 

6 

2     2     _ 

27     7     2 

11     5     - 

29     1     6 

• 

126     8     9 

6 

- 

•               • 

- 

5     6     2 

- 

147     6     8 

. 

- 

- 

148   10     - 

3   14     2 

- 

204     6   10 

98 

- 

168     3     0 

279     7     6 

7     6   10 

- 

663     5  11 

- 

- 

86     8     - 

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. 

86     8     - 

7 

- 

14     4     . 

134     -     - 

6     -     - 

- 

201     3     8 

4 

. 

- 

54   19     2 

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40   12     6 

4     6     6 

- 

60  12     4 

• 

- 

- 

76  19     1 

- 

- 

113     6     9 

60 

- 

- 

611     5     - 

148     2     7 

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402 

. 

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. 

4   13     6 

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222     -     - 

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343  17     4 

100 

- 

15     1     4 

210     -     - 

13     3   11 

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291     3     3 

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9  17     9 

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117     7     8 

7 

- 

- 

306  16     6 

12     3     3 

- 

431    13     7 

37 

1      • 

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• 

44   13     2 

3     1     - 

-  10     - 

60     4     2 

43 

18   10     4 

- 

28-3 

664   13     5 

96     3   10 

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1,191    12     8 

382 

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103  17   10 

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29     9     - 

891     5     - 

6  17     8 

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561     5     8 

8 

- 

- 

- 

626  13     4 

27   19     7 

100     -     - 

980  14     6 

120 

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10     7     - 

163     6     8 

7  18     6 

• 

249   10     8 

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- 

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129  17     9 

3  11      4 

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210  18     5 

101 

- 

- 

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413     6     5 

22     6     6 

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715  18     - 

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30   15     - 

612  10     - 

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17     6   11 

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606  16     6 

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. 

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1,631   16     - 

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1,969     4     4 

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609  19     9 

131    16   10 

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600   16     0 

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351 


ding  the  Month  of  June  1865. 


Amount  of  Debt 

• 

Hand 

Balance  OvertpMit 

remaining 

9M 

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Unpaid  at  the  Date  oi 

BURIAL    BOARD. 

ount. 

of  this  Account. 

this  Return  on 

- 

lUortgage  or  Annuity. 

19. 

20, 

d. 

£.    8.   d. 

£.        8.     d. 

ENGLAND: 

2 

• 

1,000     -     - 

Abergavenny. 

- 

3     2- 

3,090     -     - 

Abingdon. 

10 

- 

1,200  .  -     - 

Aldershot. 

- 

-      .      . 

880     -     - 

AUerton,  North,  and  Romanby' 
Joint  Boards. 

11 

. 

600     -     -^ 

Almondbury,  District, 

- 

3     6     2 

1,5-23   13     Q 

Alnwick. 

1 

. 

1,080     -     - 

Alton. 

- 

3      1    10 

1,925     -     - 

Alverstoke. 

1 

. 

427     -     - 

Alverthorpe. 

9 

-            -            • 

1,120     -     - 

Amereham. 

• 

-  10     5 

480     -     - 

Ardleigh  (Essex). 

- 

. 

300     -     - 

Arreton  (Isle  of  Wight). 

10 

- 

1,098     5«9 

Ashbj-de-la-Zouoh . 

0 

- 

8,723   15     - 

Astlej,  Bedford,  Pennington,  and 
Westleigh  (Lancaster). 

- 

-   11    11 

- 

Aston-cum-Aughton. 

8 

. 

1,650     -     - 

Atherton. 

7 

-            -            - 

2,100     -     - 

Attercliffe. 

- 

. 

630     -     - 

Axminster. 

9 

. 

2,500     -     - 

Aylesbury. 

10 

*            "            " 

298     -     - 

Aylesham. 

6 

- 

8,733     6     8 

Bacup,  Districts  of  St.  Jobii  and 
Chris  tchurch. 

11 

. 

1,960     -     - 

Bakevrell. 

2 

■            "            • 

2,902  18     4 

Banbury:  Ourial  Board  for  the 
Local  Board  of  Health 
District. 

0 

- 

1,320     -     - 

Barnstaple. 

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440     -     - 

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3,100     -     - 

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6,066   13     4 

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886     -     - 

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4,900     -     - 

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175     -     - 

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425     -     - 

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10,670     -     - 

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10     6     1 

422  10     - 

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9 

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14,250     -     - 

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2,776     -     - 

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1,420     - 

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316    - 

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1,700  -  - 

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5,633  6  8 

1,200  -  - 

1,285  -  - 

2,400  -  - 

2,620  -  - 

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646  5  - 

660  -  - 

1,700  -  - 

1,210  -  - 

3,200  -  - 


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2,087  8  - 

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2,540  -  . 

1,276  9  8 

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7,542  10  - 

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660  -  - 

1,100  -  - 

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9  18     7 

4,685     -     - 

1,212     3     6 

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12,026     -     - 

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8     0     4 

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3,200     -     - 

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214   12     9 

1,626     -     - 

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2,100     -     - 

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26  16  11 

2,676     -     - 

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1,260     -•     - 

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3,676  13     4 

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40     8     4 

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4,420     - 

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Walsham,  North. 

89     1     3 

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2,400     - 

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Waltham,  Holj  Cross. 

115  18  11 

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1,058   11 

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15   18     8 

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1,500     - 

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8,050     - 

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1,757   10 

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41    11     7 

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8,440     - 

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Westbury. 

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21     9     7 

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St.  John. 

19   16     - 

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1,650     - 

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Weston-super-Mare, 

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8,880     - 

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28     4     7 

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801     5 

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8,385     - 

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83     8     5 

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1,018     4 

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103      1 

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Willenhall. 

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Witton  le-Wear  and  Bedbum. 

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Wivenhoe. 

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900     - 

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Woodbridge. 

178     8     - 

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3,100     - 

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1,525     - 

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21. 


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2.3,726  12    a 


3,475    5    6 
2,523  10  10 


6,900    - 


1,386    -    - 
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64,000  -  - 

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14,860  -  - 

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1,920 


30,965  10  - 
12,243  6  8 
85,979    1     6 


11,876    6    8 
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3,800    -    - 


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8  18    4 


341  18    d 


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100    -    - 


126 


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Altrinchaip. 

Arnold. 

Astley  Bridge. 

Austonley. 

Aw  re. 

Aylesbury. 


BaildoD. 

Baldersby. 

Balsall  Heath. 

Barton-on-Humber, 

Barton,  St.  Mary. 

Barton,  St.  Michael. 

Basford. 

Beaconsfield. 

Bedlinetonshire. 

Berwick-on-Tweed. 

Bicester,  Marictt  End. 

Bideford. 

Birkenshaw* 

Birstal. 

Bisley. 

Blaeiiavom 

Bolton. 

Bowdon. 

Bradford  (L^nc) 

Bridgnortn. 

Bridlington. 

Rriggt 

Bromsgrovtf. 

Bulkington. 


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Carlisle. 

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Claytoni  West* 

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Dawlieht 

Denby, 

Derby. 

Dorchester. 

Dover. 

Dronfield. 

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Durham. 


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1,729 15  21 
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6,570  6  5 

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Private  Worka. 

General  Ezpenaea. 

Loana  and  Interest. 

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14. 

16. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

20. 

£.    $.  d. 

£.    8.   d. 

£.      8.    d. 

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Bonded  or 
Mortgage  Debt 

21. 


£.       8.    d. 


15,093    6    8 
9,326    -    - 


8,610    -    - 
5,446  13    4 


500 


3,019  16    1 
89,476    -    - 


12,000    -    - 
2,589    2    - 


42,066    3  11 


48,213    2    - 
233    6    8 


683    6    8 
16,268    7    8 

200    -    - 


50    -  - 

1,150    -  - 

969  15  3 

6,806  10  9^ 


8,549    -    8 

10,150    -    - 

9,307  16    4 


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22. 


'2,000    -    - 
2,653  14    2 


79,957  13    4 


816,109    -    2 


3,842    -  10 


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8    - 


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23. 


£.     8.    d. 


6,071  11    2 


21  14  10 


1,134    9    2 


18  11    - 


2,897    7.  - 


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Failsworth. 

Fairfield. 

Fareham. 

Famworth* 

Flockton. 


Garston. 
Great  Grimsby. 


HalliwelL 

Ham  Common. 

Harrow. 

Hastings. 

Heage. 

Hepworth. 

Hexham. 

Higher  Bebington. 

Holm  Cultram. 

Hoole. 


Keswick. 
Kingston-on-HuU. 


Lancaster. 
Leicester. 
Lihington. 
Lindfield. 
Linthwaite. 
Lower  Bebington. 
Lower  Brixham. 
Lower  Mitten. 
Luton. 


Madron. 

Multon. 

Marsden  (Almondbnry). 

Marsden  (Huddenfield). 

Masham. 

Meltham. 

Mold. 

Morpeth. 


Nantwich. 

Newbury. 

Newton  Heath. 

Northwich. 

Nottingham. 

Nuneaton. 


Oldbury. 
Openshaw. 
Ottery  St.  Mary 


Paignton. 

Panteg. 

Pickering^. 

Plymouth. 

Pontypool. 

Portsmouth. 

Preston. 


Rastrick. 
Rayensthorpe, 
Redcar. 
Redditch. 


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17. 

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19. 

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696    1     5 

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100    7    - 

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672    6    9 

2,593  11 

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2,413    9    4 

1,000    - 

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377    3    7 

1,472  11 

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1,952  16    2 

7,216    - 

10 

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2,104  18    6 

327  18 

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346  13    2 

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36    1     2 

2,822  17 

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131    9 

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Mortgage  Debt 

21. 


£.       s.   d. 
6,944    6    4 


Interest. 
22. 


Floating  Debt 

for 

Tradesmen's  Bills, 

&c. 

23. 


Length 

of 

Highways,  &c. 

in  District. 


24. 


1,700    -    - 
20,228  12    - 


3,000  - 

30,071  - 

5,271  6 

80,100  - 


s.    d. 


22  10    - 


9,139  17    3 
30,450    -    - 


3,300    -  ^ 

866  13  4 

5,157  14  6 

6,-297  19  2 


16,390    -    - 


2,000    -    - 

1,000    -    « 

36,185  19    9 


2,174    2    6 
17,232    4    e" 


1,604  11  - 

200,550  -  - 

23,6t>4  16  9 

4,500  -  - 


300    -  - 

1,800    -  - 

7,195    1  - 

10,552  16  8 


23,494    -    « 


s.    d. 


70    - 


10 


200    -    - 


46  14    3 


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9i  (above) 


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4 

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6 
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Roxby-cum-Risby. 

Royton. 

Rugby, 

Rusholme. 

Ryton. 


St.  Thomaa. 

Salisbury. 

Sandbacn. 

Sandgate. 

Scarborough. 

Scholcs. 

Shelf. 

Shepley. 

Sherborne, 

Shipley. 

Shirley. 

Skipton. 

Sleaford.     ' 

Stockton-on-Tees. 

Stratford-on-Avon. 

Stroud. 

Sutton  Bridge. 

Swindon  (Now). 

Swindon  (Old). 


Taunton. 
Teignmouth. 
Tipton. 
Tormoham. 
Tow  Law. 
Tranmere. 
Tring  (Town). 
Tring  (Rural). 

UckHeld. 

Upperthong. 

Uxbridge. 


Wakefield. 
Wallasey. 

VVaterloo-with-Seaforth. 
Wavertree. 
Wednesfield. 
Westbu  ry-on-Serepn. 
Whitchurch     and 

Dodington. 
Winterton. 
Witney. 

Witton-cum-Twam- 

brookes. 
Wolborough. 
Wooldale. 
Workington. 
Workwjp. 
Wrexham. 


Yarmouth  (Great). 
York. 


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