The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-02-26 00:00:00

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more than we can venture to
cannot think England will re-

CK RECTORY BILL

I into the following districts.

each of which is to form a distinct parish of itself, viz.:—
The township of Winwick-with-Huhne, and Houghton-
with-Middleton and Arbury.
The township of Croft-with-Soutbwortb.
The township of Newton-in-Mackertield.

The township of LoiN
The township of Ash
The township of Ken

The township of Go]
The township of Hay

Each of which is to

ton-in-Mackerfield

And the township of (

Winwicis
Arbury,
exonerat,

, which is to be a vicarage

I the district, comprising the townships of
H 'lime, and Houghton-with-Middleton and
,ntintie the rector of Winwick, and he is to be

souls in the other districts

he division may be made during the incumbency of the
ent incumbent (the Rev. James John Hornby) with his

consent in w

The division is-not to take place until the alterations of
Winwick -hall are completed, nor, with respect to the town-
ships of Golborne and Haydock respectively, until their popu-
lation shall amount to 2,000, and churches shall have been
built under the church extension acts (which are incorporated
with the present act), or by means of funds raised for the
purpose, sufficient to accommodate 600 persons ; nor, with
respect to the township of Kenyon, until the population shall
amount to 400, and a church built sufficient to accommodate
250 persons.

division

_ e cure of souls within the district, and
to have the like authority over the curates and ministers of
the chapels within his district, as the rector of Winwick now

e rector or vicar of each district is to

have, exclusive.

I each incumbent is to be entitled (in addition to
urplioc fees and pew rents, if any, and a parsonage house
nd elebe) to all the tithes or commutation rent arising within
the district, the rector of Winwick remaining entitled to so
much of the tithe as does not go for the endowment of the
others. And the tithes of the present parish of Winwick are
to be exonerated from the stipends now payable by the rector
to the respective curates of the chapels of the townships com-
posing the rectory.

ctors and vicars of the new rectories and vicarage
antitled to all the endowments and eroolu-
to which the curates are now entitled, except the
stipends now payable by the rector of Winwick, and except
the rights of the existing curate of the chapelry of Newton-
in-Mackertield, and those of the curate for the time being of
hurch of St. Thomas, in Ashton-in-Mackerfield.
rectory of Ashton-in-Mackerfield is to be charged

are further to be e

with the payment of £5O per annum to the perpetual curate
for the time being of the church of St. Thomas, in that town

The patronage of the new rectories and vicarage is
long to the party for the time being entitled to the ad
of the rectory of Winwick under the indenture of the 29th
October, 1840.

to be-

lvowson

Each Of the churches within the districts is to be main-
tained by the inhabitants of the district.
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The parsonage
with reference to the diminis

Winwick-hall, is to be reduced
hed income of the rector.

The houses now occupied by the curates pi
of Croft-wit

Southv

th, Newton

age houses

is given to the patron and the or

townships

winwick, to lay t
chasing and provir
ries, and glebe I

.eid, Lowton

effecting the n

rector of

and glebe are to be vested

a is made for

The parsonage hou
veral rectors and vicar

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