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l'iceoPresidents of the Society; and that all vacancies in the
'. ice-Presidency be filled up by the Committee.
6. That the President, Vice-Presidents, and Treasurer, be
mollicio Members of the Committee ; and the Treasurer, and
one-fourth of the Thirty,sis elected Members in rotation, shall
vacate their offices at the Annual General Meeting, but be ca-
'liable of immediate re-election.
7. That all Persons making a Donation of 100 guineas or up-
wards shall be Governors of this Society—shall be eligible to be
Vice-Presidents, and have a double vote at all General Mettings.
IL That all Persons who shall contribute 20 guineas in one do-
nation, or two guineas annually, shall be Members of this So-
ciety, have a right to vote at all General Meetings, and be eli-
gible to the Committee, provided such annual subscriptions shall
not then be In wear. ,

9. That all annual subscriptions shall become due on the Ist
day of Jan In each year.
10. Thit a Gaaeral Meeting be holden annually on the Third
Thursday in Mag, and oftener if the Committee shall think it
expedient.

11. That at the Annual Meeting a Report of the Society's
proceedings be made by the Conunittee, together with a state-
ment of its Receipts and Payments ; that Three Auditors be
then appointed for the year ensuing, a Treasurer be elected, and
the vacancies in the Conunktee be filled up from a double list
prepared by the President and Vice-Presidents.
IS. That every order to be made and act to be done by the
Committee, shall be made or done with the con'.ent of the ma-
jselerstiosiLsnisentrersepressat at a missting of the Ocun.-nittre ;
such meeting to consist of not less than five.

13. That all monies received by the Society in donations' sub-
scriptions, bequests,_ or otherwise, shall be paid into the Bank
of England, in the names of Four Trusted' to be appointed by
the Committee ; and that all sums not immediately wanted be
invested in Government securities in the names of such Trustees.

14. That no money shall be advanced by the Society towards
the enlarging or building of any Church or Chapel in any Parish
or Place, unless the consent of the Ordinary, Patron, and In-
cumbent of the Church or Chapel already existing therein, (if
any such there be) shall first have been obtained. to such en-
larging or puilding.
IS. That no Grant exceeding 500/. shall be made, unless ap-
proved-by at least two-thirds of the Members present at a Meet-
ing of the Committee, and confirmed by a majority of the Mem-
bers present at a subtequent meeting of the Committee, to be
called expressly for that purpose.
16. That assistance shall be given to to those Parishes and Places
only Which shall advance, towards effecting the objects aforesaid,
as much money as in the opinion of the Committee, shall bear a
die proportion to the means; and all Parishes and Places ap-
' plying for aid, shall stale the extent of their population .their pe-
cuniary means, and the efforts they have made, or are willing to
make, towards accomplishing tho object.
17. That the Society shall not advance a greater proportion than
one-fourth of the estimated expense of the works, unless for some
special reason to be made out to the satisfaction of the Committee.
13. That the Society will not themselves engage in building or
enlarging any Church or Chapel, but will confine the application
of their Funds to assistint, such Parishes or Places as shall be
desirous of erecting or enlarging Churches or Chapels within
their respective limits.
19. That it shall be an object of the Society to obtain and
communicate infermatko that may facilitate the enlarging and
building of Churches, particularly with respect to economy in
building.

20. That it he a condition in every Grant, that no exposit
shall be incurred for ornamental architecture beyond what AM
by the Committee be deemed essential to give to the Buildings
'to be erected and enlarged with the aid of this Society, the cha-
raeter of Chtarches or Chapels of the Church of England.
21. That in the aid to be granted by this Society, preference
!..shaltb• given to such Parishes and Places as shall propose to
Wfora the greatest extent of Free Sittings ita peopeob'oft toll*
aid granted ; such extent to be in no case less than half the ad-
ditional area and aceommodatiose
StaItiCRIBERS. DenatisasA sit=4
A. s. X. s. d.
105 0 0— 5 S 0
26 5 3 3 0
100 0 0
105 0 0
52 10 0
25 0 0

Earl of Abingdon - - -
Countess of Abingdon - - -
Earl of Allesbury - - -
Lord Arden
Bishop of St. Assph - - -
Honourable Mr. Justice Abbott -

Sir T. D. Adaud, Bart. M.P. - 210 0 0-10 10
George Aust, Esq. - - - 21 0 0— 5 5
Rev. Dr. Andrews, Dean of Canterbury 25 0 0

John Atlee, Esq.
Rev. P. Allwood

26 5 0
21 p 0

Duke of Beaufort - - - 105 0 0
Duke of Bedford - - - - 105 0 0
Duchess of Buccleuch - - - 105 0 0
Earl of Bridgewater - - • - 105 0 0
Earl Brovrnlow - - - 105 0 0
Lord Begot - - - 105 0 0
Sir Thomas Raring, Dart. - 105 0 0
Sir William Blizard - 21 0 0
John Bawdier, Esq. - 105 0 0-10 10 0
Mrs. Dowdier - - - - 21 0 0— 3 3 0
Thomas Bowdler,Esq. - - - -105 0 0
Mrs. F. Bawdier - - 20 0 0
Mrs. H. M. Dowdier - - - 20 0 0
Rev. Thomas Bawdier - - 21 b 0— 3 3 0
Francis Barton, Esq. - 25 0 0
George Bramwell, Esq. - - 25 0 0— 2 2 0
Thomas Babington Esq. M.P. - - - 5 5 0
Robert Baler, Esq. 10 10 0
Mrs. Busanquet - - - - 21 0 0
Samuel Basauquet, Esq. - - 50 0 0
:11r%. &gangues - 50 0 0
...irks Bosanquet, Esq. - 105 0 0
Mr. Serjeant Boa Nuns - - 52 10 0
Edmund Pollezfen Bastard, Esq. M.P. 52 10 0 •
John BolLand, Esq. M.P. 52 10 0
John Bowles, Esq. - - - Li "0 0— 2 2 0
J. Herbert Browne, Esq. - 10 0
George Byng, Esq. S.N. - - 105 0 0
Bight Hon. Charles Bathurst - 100 0 0
Charles Barclay, Esq. M.P. 105 0 0
Hugh IL Birley, Esq. - 105 0 0
Rev. W. B. Barter - - 50 0 0
James Bush, Esq. - - 30 0 0
Rev. James Bush - 20 0 0
Rev. Thomas Bowarbank - - 10 10 0
Rev. J. T. Barrett 2 2 0
H. J. Barchard, Esq. - - 26 5 0

Archbishop of Canterbury - 210 0 0
Viscount 'arson - - - 100 0 0
Lord eblcheger - - 105 0 0
Bishop of Chichester - - - 105 0 0
Bishop of Chester - - - 52 10 0
Bishop of Carlisle - - - 25 0 0
Sir Charles Cockerell, Bert. M.P. 105 0 0
Harry Charrington, Esq. - 105 0 0
.'Vick. Charrington, Esq. - - 105 0 0
Joseph Cotton, Esq. - - - 105 0 0
William Cotton, E.N. - - - 105 0 0— 5 5 0
Benjamin Cotton, Esq. - - 21 0 0
Henry Clive, Esq. M.t'. - - 21 0 0
James Cocks, £&q. M.P. - - 21 0 0
Bev. Archdeacon Cunbridge - 105 0 0
John Coope,
, Esq. - - 105 0 0
Bev. John Connop - - - lit 0 0
Newell Connop, Esq. jun. - - 21 0 0
Rev. Charles Crane - - - 5 5 G— 2 2 0
A. Chatfield, Esq. - - 21 0 0
n.
The Dean and Canons of Christ Church,
Oxford
Earl of Darnley - - - 105 0 0
Viscount Dudley and Ward - - 105 0 0
Bishop of Durham - - 500 0 0
Bishop of St. David's - - - 30 0 0— 2 2 0