The Basis of National Welfare Considered in Reference Chiefly to the Prosperity
The Basis of National Welfare Considered in Reference Chiefly to the Prosperity
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5 G. R. " Papers so delivered in are bound up with the other Papers of this Ses- sion. " Pr. 6. B. 1. Nos. 72, 73, and 74.
Journals, Vol. 22. 6 G. 2d. P. 53. 20 Feb. 1732, " The said Account is bound up with the other papers of this Session. " Pr. 7- 64. No. 35.
Journals, Vol. 20. P. 488. 15 April 1725. " Report bound up with the other papers of the Session. " Pr. 6. B. 55. N. 57.
This Report in particular may probably be referred to and examined, in case of any fur- ther Parliamentary proceedi...ngs on the sub- ject; — it is so directly applicable to the point under consideration, that after a careful pe- rusal I have endeavoured to recollect the chief points.
It states, in considerable detail, the rea- soning and opinions of the Commissioners Q 226 respecting the providing and settling a Maintenance for the Ministers of the New- Churches : that according to the intended division of parishes, the New Parishes would each of them contain near six thousand inhabi- tants : that such a number of Parishioners would necessarily require the services of two Minis- ters, a Rector and his Curate, to perform the several Pastoral and Parochial Offices ; the duties of the Church, of Burials, of Bap- tisms, of visiting the Sick, &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
5 G. R. " Papers so delivered in are bound up with the other Papers of this Ses- sion. " Pr. 6. B. 1. Nos. 72, 73, and 74.
Journals, Vol. 22. 6 G. 2d. P. 53. 20 Feb. 1732, " The said Account is bound up with the other papers of this Session. " Pr. 7- 64. No. 35.
Journals, Vol. 20. P. 488. 15 April 1725. " Report bound up with the other papers of the Session. " Pr. 6. B. 55. N. 57.
This Report in particular may probably be referred to and examined, in case of any fur- ther Parliamentary proceedi...ngs on the sub- ject; — it is so directly applicable to the point under consideration, that after a careful pe- rusal I have endeavoured to recollect the chief points.
It states, in considerable detail, the rea- soning and opinions of the Commissioners Q 226 respecting the providing and settling a Maintenance for the Ministers of the New- Churches : that according to the intended division of parishes, the New Parishes would each of them contain near six thousand inhabi- tants : that such a number of Parishioners would necessarily require the services of two Minis- ters, a Rector and his Curate, to perform the several Pastoral and Parochial Offices ; the duties of the Church, of Burials, of Bap- tisms, of visiting the Sick, &c.
What to read after The Basis of National Welfare Considered in Reference Chiefly to the Prosperity?
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