Residence continued.

Construction of the term " months," with reference to the
Act, 117.

A month's notice containing the cause of action to be given
to defendant and Bishop, before action commenced for
penalties, ib.

Plaintiff cannot recover without proof of such notice, ib.
Evidence to be confined to the cause of action in the notice,
118.

Defendant may pay such sum into court before issue joined,
as he may think fit, ib.

The court may require the Bishop to certify the reputed
value of the benefice, ib.

Licence may be pleaded in bar of action, ib.

In case of nonsuit or discontinuance, defendant entitled to
double costs, 119.

No action to be brought if not commenced before filing any
monition, ib.

No penalty to be levied against the person where it can be
recovered by sequestration within three years, 119. 120.
see Parsonage Houses.

Resignation, bonds of, 151. and see Addendum, 598. and Digest,
P. xviii. note 9.

Rogues, 399.

Incorrigible, 402.

Rules and orders for the regulation of Queen Anne's Bounty, 590.
Salary of Curate, 122. 124. 125.

Deductions from, 128.

School, 98.

Schoolmaster, 98. 196.

Dissenting, 377.

Seats, see pews.

Select vestry, 517-520.

Under the New Church Acts, 469.
Sequestration, 110. 112. 115. 119. 128. 132.

Service, divine, see Uniformity.

Setting out tithes, 338. and see Digest p. xliv. note.

Simony, 151. 170. 172. see the Digest, p. xviii. note ¶.

Sites, under the New Church Acts, 426. 440. 465-475- 477-
Small tithes, see Tithes.

Stipend of Curate, 121. 133.

Subscription to Articles, 198. see Uniformity.

Sunday, observance of, 355 356 357 359.

Surrogate, oath before, upon licence for marriage, 321.

Swearing, profane, 364.

Taxes of parsonage houses, 129.

Testimonial letters, see Instruments.

Tippling at alehouses, 388. 390.

Tithes, 333.

During vacancy,

ib. 334.

Setting out, 337. and see Digest, xliv. note.

Where the parish is not known, 338.

Of barren ground, ib.

Personal tithes, 339.

Suits for tithes, 340. 341.

Recovery of, whether great or small, before Justices, to the
amount of 10l. p. 343. 349.

Of Quakers, to the amount of 50l. p. 347. 350.

How to be recovered where the Justices are Patrons of the
church, 353.

Division of, under the New Church Acts, 419. 424. 491. 496.
Toleration, see Dissenters.

Trading, by spiritual persons, 97. 98.

Trinity, doctrine of the, 361. 363.

Trustees, life, under the New Church Acts, 501.

Of papists' benefices disabled to present, 165. see Papists.
Tutors, 98.

Uniformity, 177.

Use of the Book of Common Prayer, 177. 192. 198.
Speaking in derogation of, or using any other, 179.
Ornaments of the church and Ministers, 182.

Subscription to the Articles, 183.

Requisites on admission to a benefice, 184.

Every Incumbent to read and declare his assent to the Book
of Common Prayer, 194.

Incumbents residing and keeping Curates to read the com-

mon prayers once a month, 194.

Declaration by ecclesiastical persons, 195.

Persons not ordained cannot hold preferment, 197.

Lectures, 199. 200.

Litanies, 202.

Allowance of lawful impediment for not reading the certifi-

cate and declaration, 187. 193.

Vacancy of benefice, 106. and see Tithes.

Vagabonds, 399.

Vagrants, ib.

Vaults, 504. see Burial.

Vestry, parish, 513.

Voting in, 516.

Select, 517-520.

Under the New Church Acts, 469. 482.

SS

Vicar, 116.

General, 107.

Vicarage house, 128. see Parsonage House. Residence.
Wages of petty officers and seamen, 547.
Waggoners, observance of Sunday by, 359.
Welsh service allowed in certain places, 202.
Wills of Incumbents as to corn sown, 335.

THE END.