Cases Relating to the Tithes of the City of London: Determined in the Several Courts of Law and Equity, and in the High Court of Parliament, from the Date of the Decree Made in Pursuance of the Statute of 37 Hen. 8. C 12, to the Present Time : to which is Added the Statute and Decree, Faithfully Transcribed from the Entry Made in the Register Book of the Bishop of London, Preserved in St. Paul's Cathedral : and Also the Fire ActsHenry Butterworth, Lucas Houghton, and Thomas and John Elvey, 1823 - 272 sayfa |
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accustomed payments Act of Parliament aforesaid Aldgate Allhallows annum answer appears assessed Baron Bill Bishop of London Botolph BURRELL and GOFFE CANONS OF ST Church Cittie City of London clause common law Court of Aldermen Court of Exchequer covin custom customary payments dean deanery defendants DUNN EAST INDIA COMPANY Ecclesiastical Eliz exemption feoffment fraud or covin granted hath houses in London hundred Pounds impropriator income Incumbent inhabitants issue jurisdiction KYNASTON lease less sum Lessee letten Liberties lieu of Tithes Lord Chancellor Lord Mayor ment minor canons modus occupied paid parish parish of St Parishioners Paul's pay tithes payable payment of Tithes person Plaintiff premises Rectory reente respective Parish Saint Mary Saint Michael scite shew Shillings and eight-pence Statute and Decree Tenant thereof theyre Tithes according Tithes in London Tithes of houses TREPASS tyme Tythes Vicar Warden and Minor warehouses yearly rent yearly value yere
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