Parliamentary Papers, Volume 23H.M. Stationery Office, 1834 - Great Britain |
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annual gross amount Annual Renewal Archdeacon Ardfert Armagh average of Three bendary benefice forming Canonry Cashel cathe cathedral church aforesaid cese Church of St clerk Clonfert Cloyne collation Corporate Revenues corps thereof county and diocese cure of souls Dean and Chapter deanery Dignitaries Dignities Diocesan diocese of Clonfert diocese of Cloyne diocese of Elphin diocese of Lismore diocese of Ossory Diocese situate ditto ditto Dublin Ecclesiastical Office Economy Estate Economy Fund ending as aforesaid fice forming the corps glebe holds the benefice house assigned incumbent holds installed John Kildare Kilkenny Limerick Minor Canons Names and proper Names or proper Nature and Amount nefices nil nil nil Number Patrick's payable Preb prebend Prebendary Precentor proper Titles rectorial tithes Renewal Fines repair respective Prebends REVENUES and PATRONAGE separate revenue served by lease sive Sources from whence successors Tenements Tuam united benefices usually resident Vicars Choral Vicars-choral Yearly Payments Yearly Revenues
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