THE LONDON GAZETTE, JUNE 29, 1880. 3699 reciting that " Whereas, in some instances, tithings, 'Stanton Lacy'.the 'East Hamlets' and'Rock " .hamlets, chapelries, and other places or districts and Henley.' " may be separated from the parishes or mother " 2. That the population of the parish of Stanton " churches to which they' belong, with great Lacy including the townships of Stanton Lacy, the ".advantage, and places altogether extra-parochial East. Hamlets and Rock and Henley is two " may in some instances with advantage be thousand, the population of the township of Rock " annexed to parishes or districts to which they are and Henley and the parts or portions of the town- "contiguous, or be constituted separate parishes ships of Stanton Lacy and the East Hamlets de- " for ecclesiastical purposes," it is, amongst scribed and comprised in the schedule hereto, being other things, enacted " That when with respect to estimated at one thousand three hundred and u his own diocese it shall appear to the Arch- sixty-five. " bishop of the Province, or when the Bishop of c< 3. That the parish church of Stanton Lacy " any diocese shall represent to the said Arch- affords accommodation for five hundred or there- " bishop that any such tithing, hamlet, chapelry, abouts and is distant from the parts of the town- " place or district within the diocese of such Arch- ships of Stanton Lacy and the East Hamlets de- " bishop, or the diocese of such Bishop, as the scribed as aforesaid about three miles and from " case may be, may be advantageously separated the said township of Rock and Henley about " from any parish or mother church, and either be four miles. " constituted a separate benefice by itself or be " 4. That the net annual income of the said " united to any other parish to which it may be vicarage of Stanton Lacy amounts to five hundred " more conveniently annexed, or to any other and eight pounds or thereabouts. " adjoining tithing, hamlet, chapelry, place, or " 5. That within the said county of Salop and " district, parochial or extra-parochial, so as to our diocese of Hereford are the rectory and parish " form a separate parish or benefice, or that church of Ludlow. " any extra-parochial place may wilh advantage " 6. That the said township of Rook and Henley " be annexed to any parish to which it and the parts or portions of the said townships of " is contiguous, or be constituted a separate Stanton and Lacy and the East Hamlets described " .parish for ecclesiastical purposes ; and the said as aforesaid although forming part of the said "Archbishop or Bishop shall draw up a scheme vicarage and parish of Stanton Lacy are in fact " in writing (the scheme of such Bishop to be close to the parish church of Ludlow and the " transmitted to the said Archbishop for his inhabitants of the said township and portions of " consideration) describing the mode in which it townships attend the said parish church of Ludlow. " appears to him that the alteration may best be " 7. That the parish of Ludlow contains a popula- " effected, and how the changes consequent on tion of five thousand and eighty and the churches " such alteration in respect to ecclesiastical juris- of the said parish of Ludlow afford accommoda- " diction, glebe lands, tithes, rent-charges, and tion for two thousand or thereabouts. " other ecclesiastical dues, rates, and payments, "8. That the net annual value of the said " and in respect to patronage and rights to pews, rectory of Ludlow is three hundred and sixty " may be made with justice to all parties pounds or thereabouts. u interested ; and if the patron or patrons of the U9. That the patronage of the said vicarage " benefice or benefices to be affected by such and parish church of Stanton Lacy and of the said " alteration shall consent in writing under his or rectory and parish church of Ludlow belongs to " their hands to such scheme, or to such modifica- the Right Honourable Lord Windsor. " tion thereof as the said Archbishop may " 10. That the vicar of the vicarage and parish " approve, and the said Archbishop shall, on full church of Stanton Lacy is the Reverend Lewis '* consideration and enquiry, be satisfied with any Richard Charles Bagot and the Reverend Edward " such scheme, or modification thereof, and shall ffarington Clayton is the rector of the rectory and " certify the same and such consent as aforesaid, parish church of Ludlow. " by his report to Her Majesty in Council, it shall "11. That it appears to us that under the pro- " be lawful for Her Majesty in Council to make visions of the Act of Parliament passed in the *' an Order for carrying such scheme, or modifica- session holden in the first and second years of the " tion thereof, as the case may be, into effect ; and reign of Her present Majesty cup. 106 'To abridge " such Order being registered in the Registry of the the holding of Benefices in plurality and to make " Diocese, which the Registrar is hereby required to other provisions for the residence of the Clergyf " do. shall be forthwith binding on all persons the said township of Rock and Henley aud the " whatsoever, including the incumbent or incum- said portions of the said townships of Stanton " bents of the benefice or benefices to be affected Lacy and East Hamlets may be advantageously " thereby, if he or they shall have consented separated from the said vicarage and parish of " thereto in writing under his or their hands." Stanton Lacy and be united to the said rectory and parish of Ludlow for ecclesiastical purposes. And whereas the Lord Bishop of Hereford hath made a representation in writing to his-Grace "12. That pursuant to the directions contained the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury in the words in the twenty-sixth section of the said Act of and figures following that is to say :— Parliament we have drawn up a scheme in writing appended to this representation describing the " To the Right Honourable and Most Reverend mode in which it appears to us that the alteration Archibald Campbell by Divine Providence above proposed may best be effected and how the Lord Archbishop of the Province of Canter- changes consequent on such alteration in respect of bury. ecclesiastical jurisdiction dues rates and payments and in respect of rights to pews may be made with " We the -Right Reverend James Lord Bishop justice to all parties interested and we do submit of Hereford do hereby represent to your Grace as the same to your Grace together with the consents follows:— ' in writing of the aforesaid patron and incumbents "1. That within the county of Salop and our of the said vicarage and rectory and parish diocese of Hereford are the vicarage and parish churches respectively to the intent that your Grace church of Stan ton Lacy the parish whereof com- may if on full consideration and inquiry you shall prises amongst other places the 'townships of be satisfied with such scheme certify the same and