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Perpetual Curacies in Eighteenth Century South Wales

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  21 March 2016

John R. Guy
John R. Guy*
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Wolvesnewton Gwent
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Extract

In 1715 the governors of Queen Anne’s Bounty promoted a bill in parliament ‘for making more effectual her late Majesty’s gracious intentions for augmenting the maintenance of the poor clergy’. Section four of this statute declared that the bounty had been ‘intended to extend not only to parsons and vicars who come in by presentation or collation, institution and induction; but likewise to such ministers who come in by donation, or are only stipendiary preachers or curates’.

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Research Article
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Studies in Church History , Volume 16: The Church in Town and Countryside , 1979 , pp. 327 - 333
Copyright
Copyright © Ecclesiastical History Society 1979

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References

1 Queen Anne’s Bounty Act. I George I, c.10 (1715).

2 Some Considerations upon Pluralities, Non-Residence, and Salaries of Curates (London 1737).

3 Ibid p 25.

4 Aberystwyth, N[ational] L[ibrary of] W[ales] MS LL/Bounty/130-40, 145-6, 148, 150. 153-4.

5 NLW MS LL/Bounty/145.

6 NLW MS LL/Bounty/150.

7 NLW MS LL/Bounty/140.

8 NLW MS LL/Bounty/150.

9 Sermon before the Trustees for Establishing the Colony of Georgia in America and the Associates of the late Rev Dr Thomas Bray by Samuel Smith, LLB, Lecturer of St Alban’s, Wood Street, 1730-1 (London 1733).

10 Davies, D. J., The economic history of south Wales prior to 1800 (Cardiff 1933) pp 146-7Google Scholar.

11 [Christopher], Hodgson, [An Account of the Augmentation of Small Livings by the Governors of the Bounty of Queen Anne] (London 1826) pp 164, 179Google Scholar.

12 Christopher, Hill, Economie Problems of the Church (Oxford 1956, Panther ed 1971) PP 138-9, 149. 153Google Scholar.

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14 Watson, Richard, Letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury (London 1783) p 28 Google Scholar.

15 13 Anne, c. II.

16 NLW MS LL/PB/1, [‘Particulars of Benefices 1771-1812, “Bishop Barrington’s Book” ’].

17 ‘An Act to promote the Residence of the Parochial Clergy, by making Provision for the more speedy and effectual building, rebuilding, repairing or purchasing Houses, and other necessary Buildings and Tenements, for the Use of their Benefices’, 17 George III, C.53.

‘An Act to explain and amend an Act. . .’, 21 George III, c. 66.

18 NLW MS LL/QA/2, Visitation Queries and Answers. 1763.

19 SirThomas, Phillips, The Life of James Davies, a Village Schoolmaster (London 1852) p 28 Google Scholar.

20 Alan, Savidge, The foundation and early years of Queen Anne’s Bounty (London 1955) pp 61-2Google Scholar.

21 Glamorgan County Record Office MS D/D Cl 1/90-104, Leases of Merthyr Mawr Church and tithes, etc. 1738-C1801.

22 Hodgson p 194.

23 Ibid. Contained in the alphabetical list, pp 334-42.

24 NLW MS LL/PB/1.

25 Robert, Phillimore, The Ecclesiastical Law of the Church of England, ed Phillimore, W. G. F. and Jemmett, C. F., 1 (London 1895) p 240 Google Scholar.

26 21 Henry VIII, C.13, sec.9.

27 The legal opinion of Mr Timothy Briden, Gray’s Inn. I am grateful to the revd chancellor E. Garth Moore for providing me with this.

28 21 Henry VIII, c.13, sec.15.

29 NLW MS LL/PB/1. See also LL/QA/4-5.