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London, England, 1830-06-22 00:00:00

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DIOCEU OP LONDON
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I Articles of Inquiry to be ans•e=ythe Church, .id •Pr,
• Ott iftiab "VO theDioeum of Await*
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" I swear that .1 :faithfully execute the ogee ofehurelinianiea
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theoggish gf &ageowligg to the best of qg and
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TheHiehep ,eloneelly degree and charges the churchwardens to
remember the 'death onth which they have Akan to execire th, it
ogee faithfully, and carefAr to consider the several questions put
to them in theitimicki, thaving so done, to set down opposite to
each quest* Atoll aid pentador answer, and to sub.crehe th.n.
asimes.theseto befog Abel ague MAN viaitation, that the same ni-r
be ready to be delivered when sailed fur, and Itthey 'have any oth.r
matter:to presetst besidessehat Is here inquired into, they are o s a..•
the same upon a aeparate paper, and to sign their nantestiteretu. •
1. is your &mesh, rind the WNW LW spire, and the 'furniture, in
geed rep& In its puma, iftt. roof, coAring, walls, 'Mao**,
doolisOluses, amts. des :pulpit, and feat? Is it kept tree fruin
dust, filth, and evecy thingadiewse or unseemly ?
2. Has.any gallery or organ been eroded without the Hawse of
the ordinary, or any momunent erected, or rank meek, without
mob licence, or that may be injurious to the *aiding, or 'wave.
Matt to the,parishionent ?
y. Is.the chancel.in good repair in all its pans? If not, say
what is ands' and who is bound to repair the tame ?
- 4. is the communion-table and its covering, And the tarn,
chalice, patine, Hnen cloth, and other furniture, In good order ? Is
proper hired and wine provided for the Communion ?
♦A* the bible, common prayer-books, surplice, furniture of
the desk and pulpit, the parochial library (if any), parish
chest, and all ether anode belonging to the ehutih, in rodcheat, on*?
4111“ you „a ,table .of she ticiitece within .watch tharrtage is pro.
bibbed set urin the church ?
li Have you a book for entering the names of strangers who
presseh in your thumb ? Is the same duly .kept ? Are your te.
sisters regularly kept.? Have you a well-painted iron chest with
it luck forekeeping Abe same.? Are copies of the regiment, peoparly
attested, duly seat to the registry of the diocese emery year:before
the Ist of dune, as required. by the act at Oak 111. c. me.?
7. Is your church or chapel free from all profane uses ?
S. How is the,nsoney collected at the Holy Communion disposed
of? And do you collect it yourselves?
O. Do you take good case that decent and orderly behaviour is
Owned in the church, and the churchyard kept quiet in the time
of divine sere*.
10. Aie any notices published in your church besides those which
are commanded to be so published by law
11. Do you use all diligence to prevent any profanation of the
Lard's day within your parish ?
12. Is your churchyard well fenced and decently kept Are
there any encroachments upon it ? Are cattle sufered to feed in
it ? Has any monument been erected, or vault made, without li.
came of the ordinary, or which may be inconvenient to the pa-
th/dotterel;
13. Have any ernes-beep cot sown in the
:churchyard or fences
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Id. Are your mlpister's house, uut.houses, and fences in good
repair ?
Is there a terrier, or written account of the glebe land and all pos.
'micas belonging to the chinch ? Is the same safely kept, and is
there a true copy of it nansmitted to the registry of the dioce.e ?
lb. Is your cataloger rgekdept for Moe cuonths at least in every
year T If not, has he curate resident, licensed by the bishop P--
I Does your minister, alltes.gtfate. regularly PeriOnfl.diviPe service
at hours, and preach, and administer the Holy Communion,
I perform his ditty in baptisms, marriages, and burials, and does
be attend to the .rt sigiej; sof the pick, and instructing the children in
the catechism
14 Do the clerk, nowt, and every other church officer perform
disk uspeetive duties in a decent and proper manner P hoes the
clerk receive his acautsand imps IP
17. Are there any gifts or legacies to the church or poor ? Are
the same duly applied T Is there a table et the same hung up in
tbs !bomb P . .

-la.isthere any grammar school kept in your pariah by any per.
son not licensed by the bishop ?
19. Is there any .other matter, which, after consideling your duty
as churchwarden, you think it right to present or bring under the
bishop's notice.
REGISTER OF PlJlAlirsraS, AIM 21.

AUCTIOII WALT.
MISSAL Ditsilltox AND VAN T Oat. —,(ll.Frrelipld Estate, on
the banks of the rivers Wye and Lbw), Radnorshire, comprising
the mausolea of Boagissoad Castle, the moor .00d fishery, with the
quit rents and services, extenslins over the whole parishes ur
Boughrood and Leanstephan ; also, several farms and masts, .
1,720 eau, let to different tenants, at 1,18111. 13e. 6d. a year ; rim.
bet to be lakes aks valuation.—Knocked down as 34.8001.
A Freehold Wharf, Duck, Buildings, and a Dwelling-house, at
Bow fridge, an branch ssf rho riser Lea-9901.
Ten Houses, Nei. 1 to 10. Little Park-place, Carlisle-street,
Lambeth ; let weekly at /301. 13s. per annum ; held for 32 yeas oat
401,,and.44mea peak brothe,Jenallord, about 171. a year-951.
GARR W AT'S
Ma. FaxTox.—An Improved Rent 4471. 18s. per annum, se.
eared upon the house and premises, No. 47, Guildford-place, gen-
ningtomeroes ; held for 444 yeam-530L
A Howe and Shop, No. I, Richmood-street, Waleot-place,
Lambeth, held for 93 ears from 1824 at 41. round rent-1251.
Tli TURF.

TATTERSALL'S.
The betting on the Si. Leger yesterday, without effecting any se.
riots ebonsm•Wes.tolerably interesting, aqd closed as follows
to 2. opt Mr. Chifney's Priam (taken)
to I lard OmLsod's Baby
11 to 1 Mr. Clifton's Moss Rose
Iti to 1 Mr. Richardson's St. Nicholas
IS tort --- .11r. Panes Brunswieker
MI to 1 Lord Queeosberry's. Haesan
23 to 1 Mr. Powktt's Lady Emmeline
•!S to I Colonel Cradock's The Barber
.25 to 1 lliddell's Emancipator
*5 to 1 Mr. Shepherd's The 'Cardinal
25 to I Dube of Leeds' Lady blostbray
35 to 1 SirT:Branky's Laurie Todd
35 to 1 -- Duke of Leeds's Redstart
BUXTON lACES.—SEcoxo DAY, THURSDAY.
The Noblemen's and Gentlemen's Subscription of 50 sov. fps hones,
Ike. af.aß ages. Ten pounds given to the second bone.
Mr. Hooklsworth's Tenor (Darling) 1 1
Sir W. Wynn's Sir Walter. 2 2
reistbse, Midas, hula, Rolla, alld were dn."' Bet.
duo .Terror the favourite at 3 to 2—the first heat was well con.
tested, and won by a length ; after which the odds in favour of
Terra isereesed. sod lew..telteri. fairtWalter took the lead, • but it
was obviously by consent of Taror, who shot past him, and won
the best.
Tlie rit22ll,s`.lllakee.of.2 pots, each, foe horses,. Re not thorough.
bred.—Heats, one mile and a distance.
Mr. Moirbead's Tommy•Tiekler •• • . 1 I
'Mr. Geravat's be. gby Clinker . . . 2 2
Mr. Denham's Tuptan lass
Mr. Buxton's Wheezy ..
Mr. Balow's The BeUc..
Mr. Moose's Magistrate.
•Mr. Dishes, Mfr. .Sylway,. Mr. Edwards, and Mr. Hind, were
oaltsaiben, bat did.net come.
KNIGHTON RACES, Jotos 17.
The Radnerehhe Stakes of three son. each, with 20 added flom