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An History of Birmingham (1783) by William Hutton
page 259 of 347 (74%)
The present rector, who is the third, is the Rev. Charles Newling, and
the benefice something like the following:

A prebendal stall in the cathedral l. s. d.
church of Lichfield, 6 0 0
Eight acres and a half of glebe land,
at Long bridge, near Birmingham, 32 0 0
Emoluments arising from the seats of
the church, 140 0 0
Surplice fees, 50 0 0
Easter offerings, 10 0 0
An estate at Sawley, in the county of
Derby, under lease for three lives,
renewable by fine, at the annual
rent of 66 13 4
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304 13 4
Out of which is paid to the rector
of St. Martin's, in consideration
fees and offerings once appropriated
to that church, 15 0 0
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289 13 4



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leading motives, however disguised, seem to be pride and poverty;
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