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THE LONDON GAZETTE, 15 AUGUST, 1924. SCHEDULE—Continued THE LONDON GAZETTE, 15 AUGUST, 1924. 6181 SCHEDULE—continued. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Yearly Date from Benefice. County. Diocese. sum or which yearly stipend sum or stipend granted. is payable. ' £ Heigham, St. Barnabas, V. Norfolk Norwich 50 1 Feb., 1924 Hoigham, St. Bartholomew, R. Norfolk... Norwich 50 1 Feb., 1924 Heigham, St. Thomas, V. Norfolk... Norwich 50 1 Feb., 1924 Hempton, V. Norfolk Norwich 50 fo) (0 1 Feb., 1924 Horsford, V. Norfolk Norwich 50(0 1 Feb., 1924 Horshain, St. Faith, V Norfolk... Norwich 50 (0 ' 1 Feb., 1924 Kings Lynn, St. John, V. Norfolk N.orwich 50 1 Feb., 1924 Lakenham, V Norfolk... Norwich 50 1 Feb., 1924 Lakenham, St. Mark, V. Norfolk... Norwich 50 1 Feb., 1924 Lougham, V., with Wendling, V. Norfolk... Norwich 50(0 1 Feb., 1924 Lowestoft, St. John the Evan- Suffolk Norwich 50 1 Feb., 1924 gelist, V. New Buckenham Norfolk Norwich 50(0 1 Feb., 1924 New Catton, Christ Church, V. Norfolk Norwich 47 1 Feb., 1924 Norwich, All Saints with St. Norfolk Norwich 50(0 1 Feb., 1924 Julian, R. Norwich, St. Augustine, R. Norfolk Norwich 5(o) 1 Feb., 1924 Norwich, St. Etheldred, V., with Norfolk Norwich 50 (0 1 Feb., 1924 St. Peter, Southgate, R. Norwich St. George, Toom- Norfolk Norwich 90(0 1 Feb., 1924 bland, V., with St/'Simon and St. Jude, R. Norwich, St. Giles, V Norfolk Norwich 50(0 1 Feb., 1924 Norwich, St. James with Pock- Norfolk Norwich 50 1 Feb., 1924 thorpe, V. Norwich, St. John de Sepulchre, Norfolk Norwich 80 1 Feb., 1924 V. Norwich, St. John, Timberhill, Norfolk Norwich 45(0 1 Feb., 1924 V. Norwich, St. Margaret with Norfolk Norwich 20(0 1 Feb., 1924 St. Swithin, R. Norwich, St. Martin at Oak, V. Norfolk Norwich 62 (p) (Q 1 Feb., 1924 Norwich, St. Mary Magdalene, Norfolk Norwich 50 1 Feb., 1924 V. Norwich, St. Peter, Parmenter- Norfolk Norwich 50 1 Feb., 1924 gate. Old Buckenham, V Norfolk Norwich 50(0 1 Feb., 1924 Pakefield, R Suffolk... Norwich 63 (0 1 Feb., 1924 Sheringham, V Norfolk Norwich 40 1 Feb., 1924 Snettisham, V Norfolk Norwich. 50(0 1 Feb., 1924 Southdown, St. Mary, V. Suffolk Norwich 50 1 Feb., 1924 Stoke, Holy Cross, V Norfolk Norwich 50 (c). 1 Feb., 1924 Thetford, St. Cuthbert, V. Norfolk and Norwich 50 1 Feb., 1924 Suffolk. Thetford, St, Mary, V Norfolk and Norwich 27(0 1 Feb., 1924 Suffolk. Thetford. St. Peter, R Norfolk Norwich 55(0 1 Feb., 1924 Thorpe, St. Matthew, V. Norfolk Norwich 55 1 Feb., 1924 West Beckham, V., with East Norfolk Norwich 50(0 1 Feb., 1924 Beckham, V. West Bilney, with Pentney, V. Norfolk Norwich 50(0 1 Feb., 1924 Ascot Heath, All Saints, V. Berks Oxford 39 1 Feb., 1924 Aehampstead, V Berks Oxford 50(0 1 Feb., 1924 Bledlow Ridge, V Buckingham ... Oxford 50 (*) 1 Feb., 1924 Bradwell St. Lawrence, V. Buckingham ... Oxford 50(0 1 Feb., 1924 Bray Wood, All Saints, V. Berks ... Oxford 54(0 1 Feb., 1924 Burford, V., with Fulbrook, P.C. Oxford Oxford 50(0 1 Feb., 1924 Chesham Bois, R. Buckingham ... Oxford 50(0 1 Feb., 1924 Chipping Norton, V Oxford .. Oxford 50 1 Feb., 1924 Clewer, St. Stephen, V Berks Oxford 13 1 Feb., 1924 Cogges, V. Oxford Oxford 50(0 1 Feb., 1924 Cold Ash, St. Mark, V Berks Oxford 50(0 1 Feb., 1924 Colnbrook, St. Thomas, V. Buckingham ... Oxford 50(0 1 Feb., 1924 Cowley, V. Oxford Oxford 50 1 Feb., 1924 Crowthorne, St. John the Bap- Berks Oxford 10 IFeb., 1924 tist, Y..
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