Speech of Lord Viscount Morpeth On the Irish Tithe Bill in the House of Common
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''>5, 840/. Was designed to meet, are stated by Earl Grey to be as follow :— 1. TheChurch cess, includingtherepairsofchurches, estimated at . . • • ■ ■ £60, 000 2. The augmentation of small livings to 2001. Each . 46, 500 3. The building of churches, being the average ex- penditure of three precedins; years . . . 20, 000 4. The building of glebe-houses, which his Lordship considered very necessary, as not one-half of the bene. Fices were provided therewith . .. . 10, 000 136, 500 5. The expense...s of the Commission, estimated at . 6, 000 142, 500 There remained, therefore, to meet deficiencies, in the amounts as above estimated, and for the other objects of the Commission, a residue of . • 13, 340 £155, 840 being nearly 2000/. A-year less than we may now calculate upon. The characteristic and distinguishing feature be- tween the contemplated measures and the provisions of the Church Temporalities Act is, that the necessity of appropriating 46, 500/. For the augmention of small livings, as contemplated under the Church Temporalities Act, will not arise under the provisions of the proposed Tithe Bill ; so that not only a larger residue will remain lor the build- ing of churches and glebe-houses, and tlie other objects of the Commission, but a provision is made for enabling the Commissioners to repay the debt of 100, 000/.
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''>5, 840/. Was designed to meet, are stated by Earl Grey to be as follow :— 1. TheChurch cess, includingtherepairsofchurches, estimated at . . • • ■ ■ £60, 000 2. The augmentation of small livings to 2001. Each . 46, 500 3. The building of churches, being the average ex- penditure of three precedins; years . . . 20, 000 4. The building of glebe-houses, which his Lordship considered very necessary, as not one-half of the bene. Fices were provided therewith . .. . 10, 000 136, 500 5. The expense...s of the Commission, estimated at . 6, 000 142, 500 There remained, therefore, to meet deficiencies, in the amounts as above estimated, and for the other objects of the Commission, a residue of . • 13, 340 £155, 840 being nearly 2000/. A-year less than we may now calculate upon. The characteristic and distinguishing feature be- tween the contemplated measures and the provisions of the Church Temporalities Act is, that the necessity of appropriating 46, 500/. For the augmention of small livings, as contemplated under the Church Temporalities Act, will not arise under the provisions of the proposed Tithe Bill ; so that not only a larger residue will remain lor the build- ing of churches and glebe-houses, and tlie other objects of the Commission, but a provision is made for enabling the Commissioners to repay the debt of 100, 000/.
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