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for the said commissioners under this Act, if they shall
think fit so to do, out of the surplus funds remaining in
their hands, upon obtaining the consent of such patron or
patrons to such division of any such parish as aforesaid,
to pay unto such patron or patrons such sum or sums of
money as the said commissioners shall think fit, as a com-
pensation for the diminution of the annual value of such
living or parish, &c.
106. That where any person or persons other than the
Crown, or an archbishop or bishop, shall be patron or
patrons of any living or parish so to be augmented by the
annexati thereto of any part of any such divided parish,
or shall be entitled to present a clerk thereto upon any
vacancy or turn thereof, it shall and may be lawful for
the said commissioners under this Act, and they are hereby
directed and required, and shall be entitled to demand,
take and receive Irom such patron or patrons of any such
augmented parish or parishes such sum or sums of money
as the said commissioners shall think fit, as the price or
premium of such augmentation of any such augmented
parish or p ,riches. &c.
107. Commissioners may suspend appointment of clerks
to rectories, &c., where divine worship shall have 'seen
intermitted for three years.
108. Moneys payable under 5 George IV., c. 91, sec.
25, to be paid to the commissioners of this Act.
. 109. House purchased by commissioners to be house of
residence.

110. General powers of commissi6ners to do all acts
which Trustees of First Fruits could have done, if not
otherwise provided for. To bring actions, pay debts, and
perform contracts.
111. That in case of any refusal or neglect of any arch-
bishop, bishop, archdeacon, dean, prebendary, parson,
vicar, curate, incumbent, or other spiritual person as
aforesaid, by whatever name called, known, or described,
or any other person or persons whatsoever, to make or
cause to be made any of the returns hereby required or
directed to be made to the said commissioners of this Act,
or to do any act, matter, or thing hereby directed or re-
quired to he done by them or any of them, it shall be
lawful for the Court of King's Bench in Ireland to di-
rect a writ of mandamus, or any other writ that may be
necessary, to any such archbishop, bishop, archdeacon,
dean, prebendary, or other spiritual or other person as
aforesaid, to enforce the making of such returns or the
performance of such acts, matters, and things by such spi-
ritual or other person as aforesaid, pursuant to this Act.
112. That if any spiritual or other person upon exami-
nation or oath or affirmation before the said commissioners
of this Act, or the commissioners to be named and autho-
rized in and by any commission to be issued in pursuance
of this Act, or in any affidavit, deposition, or affirmation
before any judge, baron of the exchequer, vicar-general,
surrogate, master or master extraordinary in Chancery,
or justice of the peace, in any matter relating to the
execution of this Act, shall wilfully and corruptly give
false evidence, or shall in any such affidavit, depositioa, or
affirmation, wilfully or corruptly swear or affirm any mat-
ter or thing which shall be false or untrue, every such per-
son so offending and being thereof duly convicted, shall
be and is hereby declared to be subject and liable to such
pains anti penalties as by any law now' or hereafter to be in
force in Ireland any persons convicted of wilful and cor-
rupt perjury are or may be-subject and liable to.
113,- Lord-Lieutenant, with consent of Dean, &c., may
disunite rectory, &c., from deanery, &c.
114.. Patronage .of same'sball lie exercised by person
having right of appointment.
115. And whereas it is expedient "that the tenants or
lessees of, the. lands .of erehhisheps' or bishops in Ireland,
should. be empowered to purehaie-a perpetual estate or in-
ter eat in such lands and premises; tie it therefore enacted,
that from and after the commencement of this Act it
shall and may be lawful for any tenant or tenants, lessee
or .le sees, holing or who shall hold under or by virtue
of any lease or contract immediately from and under any
archl ishop or bishop of Ireland, any lands, premises, or
heridi aments belonging to the respective sees of any such
archbishop or bishop (the dwelling-house used for the
habitation • of such archbishop or bishop, and the
demesne lands thereunto belonging or therewith used and
occupied as the demesnes of the-said habitations only ex-
cepted), and_which tenant orlessee stall have paid up all
rent and renewal-fines by-him therefore due or payable,
or custornably paid or payable, to purchase the fee-simple
arid inheritance, or a term of 10,000 yeats, of and in the
said land., premises, and bereditaments so held by him or
them as aforesai t in the manner and at the rate of pur-
chase-money, and subject to the perpetual annual rents,
and to the provisoes, restrictions, regulations, and condi-
tions hereinafter mentioned ; (that is to say) that it shall
aal may he lawful for any such tenant or lessee, at any
time within - years from and after the commence-
ment of this Act, by notice in wilting under his hand to
notify to the said commissioners under this Act, and to
such art hhishop or bishop under whnin such lands, pre-
mises, or bereditaments, are or shall he held, that he,
such tenant or lessee, is ready and willing to purchase the
f e.simple and inheritance, or such term of 10,000 years,
as aforesaid (a' the election of such tenant or lessee) of
and in the said lands, premises, or hereditatnents so
held by him under such archbishopric or bishop-
ric, in the manner anti pursuant to the provisions
of this Act, and that thereupon the said commissioners
shall and may, and they are hereby authorized and re-
quired, to ascertain by all such ways and means as they
shall think fit the amount of the sum or sums of money
theretofore paid, agreed to be paid, or p iyable, or usually
paid or payable, to such archbishop or bishop resp•ctively
by such tenant or lessee, as and for the annual rent of
the said lands and premises, and the annual or other fine
or fines for renewal of any such lease of the said lands
and premises for and during the period of - yeats
then next preceding the service of the said notice; and
every such archbishop or bishop under whom the said
lands and premises shall he held as aforesaid shall, upon
being thereto required by the said corntnissi ners by writ-
ing, certify to the said commissioners, archiepiscopal or
episcopal seal, the amount of such annual rent and eve' y
such fine and fines so paid, agreed to be paid or payable,
or usually paid or payable as aforesaid, far and curing
such period of seven ye rs as aforesaid ; and that it shall
and may be lawful for the it lid cammissioners under this
Art, and they are hereby empowered, if th-y ehal so
think tit, to issue a commission under their seal to inquire
into and ascertain the amount of such annual r- nt and
such renewal fine or fines as aforesaid so paid or plyable,
or agreed to be paid, or usually paid or payable as afore-
said, for and during the period aforesaid, which commis-
sion shall issue in the same manner, and subj:ct to the
like rules and regulations, with the like powers as is and
are bereinbefore provided, with re-pest to commissions
directed to be issued for inquiring into the annual value of
ecclesiastical benefices.
116. Commissioners shall e,timate the average of re-
newal fines, and, adding thereto the tent reserved on lease,
declare the amount of the new rent to be reserved.
11?. Provisions for ascertaining amount of renewal
fines in certain cases.
118. Notice to he given to bishop by commissioners,
when and so soon as the said annual rent so to be there-
after reserved and made payable out, of the said lands and
premises to such archbishop tr bishop, anti his successors,
shall h ,ve been ascertained anti determined, &c.
119. Tenants of hurls vested by this Act in the com-
missioners to take like proceedings.
120. Terms of proposed purchase of perpetuities, to
be sot ject to approval of the Lord-Lieutenant;
121. Oa ascertaining amount of rent to be reserved,
the commissioners shall grant a cet.ificate to the tenant,
who shall pay pu chase-money into Bank of Ir. laud, and
bishop extcute new conveyance.
ltit2. That the said commissioners shall, a• .d they are
hereby direct,d to insert or eau-e to be iti-erted iu each
and every the said deed cr deeds of cone. ',ince or demise,
a statement according to the form hi the soh edul e hetet()
annexed, or as near tf veto as may '-e.
the average
price of wheat or oats (whichever of the two they shall
consider as the corn prii,cipally qrown in the connty
district where such ',trios ate situate), tor the pt riod tit -
the day of rhe service of such notice
u'll).ti;:z.s‘Gi'la'zette tinting such lie
calculated upon the
ybn.eytaurssrucre,the
axdtt:p7rraetnicied,d,ri preceding the s
tsie,e,
Da s
rind of 'gotten years, which av,•, age pi ire die said otto-
missioners are hereby required anti enqetivered to ca.!cul-tfe
and asceraiti from such returns as at, resaid.
123. A counterp al to be executed and delivered ,o
the bishop or .commissi tiers.
121: D ads tti be enrol, d, and certifirates te,•is-ered.
125. Applications may be m vie ever% - years ter
varetaton 01 new reserved nod, iteciii ding to incro or

tenant or itTurchase of the )
simple an ltartattce, 0t sucit,term,o4ears of and in acy
such d-landskri Text** aforesaia; *aid commissioners
appointed *AM' fbai Act:thitl4. tnlaß and regulated a$
to the amottni.,4.-ftuoh,purchato4ititifirin each and every
such case liyibit,seale of itstikotPtitAase-money herein-
after mention4;-pliittie
I. In the case Of leasespie:lU years, the amount of such
purchase.money. as aforesaid shall be calculated at
- years' purchase of the beneficial interest in rho
perpetuity acquired under this Act.
*). In the case of leases of augmentation lands for 21 year.
or three lives, the amount of such purchase-money a,
aforesaid shall be calculated at -- years' purchase
of such beneficial interest.
calculated
within anystia l city,be town
40 years, the amount of such purchase-money as
aforesaid
reserved rents.
years'purchase
of such beneficial interest.
128. Remedies for recovery of corpor
at a, or market town, for
129. Lands comprised in new conveyances to be settled
to former uses.
130. Tenant acquiring perpetuity shall renew to infe-
rior tenants when hound by toties quoties covenant.'
131. Such superior tenant entitled to receive contri-
bution towards fine from inferior tenant when such-cove-
nants exist.
132. Contribution of inferior tenants, how ascertained.
133. Contribution subject to variation, as fines.
134. Persons having derivative estates shall contribute
towards purchase-money.
135. Disputes between superior tenants and others,
how to be determined.
• 136. Persons having derivative estates, and failing to
pay contribution, shall forfeit right of renewal.
137. Tenants enabled to mortgage, in order to raise
purchase-money; or to give a tnortgaee in lien of money.
138. Inferior tenants authorized to bind themselves to
pay an increased rent instead of contribution.
139' Such rents to be a charge on tenant's interest, but
liable to redemption.
140. Tenants for life, or other limited interest, shall
be fir-t incumbrancers for moneys advanced by them.
141. That for the purpose of raising such purchase-
money or contribution- money in respect of such purchase
as aforesaid, it shall and may be lawful for all bodies po-
litic, corporate, and collegiate, corporations aggregate or
sole, and all guilds, fraternities, and brotherhoods,
,whe-
ther corporate or not corporate, and all trustees for cha-
rities or other public purposes, who- are or shall be pos-
sessed of any estate or interest in any such lands or
premises belonging, or which theretofore belonged, to any
archbishopric or bishopric, and also for any committee or
curator of any idiot orlunatic, or of any person non-com-
pos mentis, and for any guardian of arty infant, or for any
person authorized to act for any incapacitated person
(which idiot, lunatic, nest compos mentis, infant, or in-
capacitated person shall be possessed of or entitled to any
estate or interest in any of the said lands and premises),
in the same manner as such persons might have done if
not under tiny incapacity; and also for all trustees of any
such lands and premises on behalf of the persons for whom
they obeli be trustees; and also for all persons having a
limited interest in possession iu any of such lands and pre-
mises as tenants for life, or such like limited estate, to
contract or agree respectively as to the amount of any
purchase-money or contribution-money in respect of
sdch purchase to be paid as hereinbefore mentioned
in respect of any such respective lands and premises,
to apply to or appear before any of the said courts,
parties to any such petition or proceedings as hereinbefore
mentioned, and to comply with and perform the orders of
any of the said courts respecting any such contribution
money or other matters; and (for the purpose of perform-
ing any such order, or for raising any such purchase Money
or contribution money, or for doing or performing such
other matters or things as shall in such respective cases be
necessary or proper under the provisions of this Act), also
to make or execute any such sale or mortgage of the whole
or a portion of such respective lands and premises, or
such respective interests or estates therein as shall be ne-
cessary
alltoeo other
roere complying
performancematte matters, s
eessary or proper each in such case ; and also to agree for or
cause to be reserved or recoverable out of such respective
lands and premises, or ouch respective estates or interests,
such additional annual rent as aforesaid as may he neces-
sary or proper, under the provisions of this Act, in lieu of
payment of any such contribution money; and also to
snake, do, or execute
, acts,
with
o f
anytandh e thingsofp trho the
snlessraeerypeoeve rtiproper fur
Acts,
or
visions er executing the powers hereof in any respect,
as ,o any such see lands, in the same or in like manner,
as near), as the nature of each case will admit, as fully and
effectually to all intents and purposes, and sul jest to all
the same rules and regulations as, under the pro-
visions hereof, any person of full age, being solely or ab-
solutely possessed of or entitled for his own use to any lease
of any such see lands, or any derivative estate or interest
therein, might or could make, do, or execute the smite or
any of them under the provisions of this Act; and that
whenever any of the provisions of this Act relating to any
such see lands, in describing any tenant, landlord, or other
person, uses a word importing the singular number or the
masculine gender only, the same shall be understood to
include and be applied to several persons as well as one
person, and females as well as males, -and to such bodies
politic, corpirate, or collegiate as aforesaid, and to such
corporations aggrgate or sole, eui:ds, fraternities, or bro-
therhoods, corporate or not corporate, trustees for cb
tri-
tit s or other public purposes, and trustees for any person
or
I apnedrri me sal: awl I e elven dtoaisnwd ievlildtuoalasny andpe rstohna
rthpeerwsoonral
body corporate, politic, or collegiate, or other body of
persons entitled to receive any rent out of any of such see
lands and premises, as to persons usually or legally desig-
nated by such word; and that the word " tenant" shall
extent as well to any person or persons, body politic, cor-
porate, or collegiate, or other body of persons, who shall be
bound to pay any rent out of any such see lands and pre-
mises. as to persons usually or legally designated by such
word, unless, in any of the foregoing cases, there be some-
thing in the subject or context repugnant to such con.
struction.
142. Application of moneys arising from sale of perpe •
tuities under this Act.
143. Disputes between superior tenants and persons
having derivative interests, how settled.
144. Notices under this Act, how to be served.
145. That the said commissioners under this Act shall
hrve power and authority, and are hereby empowered and
euthorized, from time to time, to administer an oath to any
person or persons who shad at any time give them infor-
mation or be examined of or concerning any matter or
thing relating to the execution of this Act, or any way con-
cerning the several prayers and trusts in them hereby re-
ro-ed, and the due execution thereof.
146 Act may be altered in the present session.
147. That the schedules A and Bto this Act annexed
.hall be deemed and taken to be part thereof as fully and
entirely to all intents and purposes as if inserted herein.

SCHEDULE A.
Part the First—Containing the Yearly Tax to be imposed upon
all Benefices, Dignities, and other Spiritual Promotions under
the rank of Bishoprics.

Yearly Value.

IYearly Tax.

Where the yearly value shall exceed 2(.0/., and
5..a11 t of exceed 500/.
Where the yearly value shall exceed 500/., and '
shall not exceed BON.
Where the yearly value shall exceed SiAl/., and
shall tot exceed 1,200/ £lo per centum.
Where the yearly value shall exceed 1,2001. £l5 per centum.

SCHEDULE A.
Part the Second—Contain log the Yearly Tax to
all Bishoprics and Archbishopric

be imposed upon
,

Yearly Value.

IYearly Tax.

Where the yearly value shall not exceed 4,0n0/. £5 per centum.
Where the yearly value shall exceed 4,uoc/.,
and shall not exceed 6,0001.
Where the yearly value shall exceed 6,00.1•,
and shall not exeed 8,0,10/. £lo per cznturn.
c
Where_ the yearly value shall exceed 8,0001.,
an.; shall not excel 10, - 01 l2 per Cullum.
Where the yearly value shall exceed 10,000.....£15 per centum.