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Old and New London
… rule again, I'd pull down Tyburn too." Mr. Wood, in his "Ecclesiastical Antiquities of London," gives the site of the …
City of London Livery Companies Commission. Report
… widows of liverymen of the Company 105 0 0 " do. paid the Ecclesiastical Commissioners one year's quitrent due at …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… clergy, some of whom agreed to pay 12 s. per 100 on their ecclesiastical income. Lay support was also calculated upon; …
A History of the County of York
… a Scheme which apportioned five-eighths of the income to ecclesiastical uses, including the rector's stipend of £20, and threeeighths to non-ecclesiastical uses, including five pensions at a minimum of 5 s. weekly. The remainder of the non-ecclesiastical income was to be used in various ways for the …
A History of the County of Warwick
… the endowment was divided, £40 being transferred to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for the benefice of St. John's, …
A History of the County of Oxford
… to be used to relieve needy persons resident in the new ecclesiastical parish, or, failing such, in the city of … of 1934 divided the charities into two branches. The ecclesiastical branch comprised the sermon charities, which … 1961-2 was £114, £13 10 s. was to be spent on the modern ecclesiastical parish, the remainder on the ancient parish. …