Search

Displaying 40101 - 40110 of 40871
Old and New London
… who are maintained and educated free of cost and charge, with the privilege of election annually to three … were sent down to Whethamstead, near St. Albans, under the charge of one of the prebendaries, who was to be paid twenty …
Old and New London
… He has no formal grant of his office, but receives his charge immediately from the Queen by the delivery of his …
Old and New London
… the New Chapel churchyard was walled in at the publick charge in the last plague-time, merely for want of room, and …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Buckinghamshire
A History of the County of Gloucester
… the tithes. 17 By 1855 the rector had been awarded a rent-charge of £150 for the tithes, 18 and in 1892 the income was … up of £6 10 s. from Queen Anne's Bounty and the tithe rent-charge. 19 No glebe land was attached to the living. 20 The …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… vicarial for 520; the glebe comprises 45 acres, and a rent-charge of 34 is payable to the rector of Bremilham. The … Inglewood, of which it formed the western ward, under the charge of the forester. The parish is bounded on the east by …
A History of the County of Somerset
… sum and the rest in 1840 for £40. In 1846 the tithe rent charge was £232. 3 The rectorial tithes of Othery were … in 1800 for a variable sum. 4 In 1893 the variable rent charge for Westonzoyland was fixed at £142. 4 s. 5 OTHER … were small holdings at Andersea which included a rent charge owned by Muchelney abbey on the estate of Richard le …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… in the Rector's gift, with a net income of 120. A rent-charge of 75. 1. has been awarded as a commutation for the …
Displaying 40101 - 40110 of 40871