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The London Gazette, 25 February, 1921. 3571 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 25 FEBRUARY, 1921. 3571 Clovelly, the Parish whereof contains a popu- tion shall have such and the same right to have lation of 413 or thereabouts -with, accommoda- Marriages, Baptisms, Churchings and Burials tion in the Parish Church of Braitton 'Clovelly solemnized and performed in the Parish Church for 180 persons: of Bratton Cloivelly as they might (have had in " The net annual value of the Benefice of the Parish Church of Marystowe or in the Bratton Clovelly is £508 .or thereabouts: Chapelry of St. George's, Thrushelton. " That it appears to me and I do hereby " That all Fees, Ecclesiastical Offering® and represent to your Grace that under the provi- Emoluments which may arise from the said sions of the said Pluralities Act, 1838, a small portion soi to be separated from Marystowe and portion of the Civil Parish, of Thrushelton be- the Chapelry of St. George's, Thrushelton, longing to the Ecclesiastical Parish of Many- shall belong to the Incumbent of Bratton stowe in the Chapelry of St. George's, Thrush- Clovelly. elton (the boundaries of which are more par- " That the whole of the Tithe .Rent Charge ticularly described in the Scheme annexed to arising out of land proposed to be separated this Representation and also, delineated on the from Marystowe and added to the Parish of Ordnance Map annexed thereto' and therein Bratton doivelly, together1 with all -Glebe Land, edged with red) may be advantageously separ- if any, in thei area so to be separated, is to ated therefrom and be iannexed to the said remain the Property of the Incumbent of Parish of Bratton dovely to which it is con- Marystowei as (heretofore. tiguous: " That no alteration shall be made in the " The Patrons of the Benefice of Marystowe, Patronage of the said Benefices or either of • with the Chapelry of :St. George's, Thrushel- them. ton, are Onera Mary Georgiana Tremayne and Harriett Maude Tremayne of Sydenham Lew "CONSENTS. Down in the County of Devon, Spinsters, and ."We, Onera -Mary Georgiana Tremayne the Venerable Archdeacon Ernest .Frederick and Harriett Maude1 Tremayne, the Patrons or Newman is the Incumbent thereof: persons entitled to present or nominate to the " The Patron of the Benefice of Bratton Benefice of Marystowe (in case the same were Clovelly is the Right Reverend William, by now vacant), the Venerable Archdeacon Ernest Divine Permission, Lord Bishop of Exeter, and Frederick Newman, Incumbent of the said the Reverend Robert Kinninmouth .Bennett is Benefice of Marystowe, the Right Reverend the Incumbent thereof: William, by Divine Permission Lord Bishop of " That pursuant to the directions contained Exeter, the Patron or (person entitled to in the 26th Section of the Pluralities Act, 1838, present or nominate to the Benefice of Bratton I, the said Lord Bishop, have drawn up a Clovelly >(in casei the same were now vacant), Scheme in writing annexed to thisi Representa- the Reverend. Robert Kinninmouth Bennett, tion describing the mode in which it appears to Incumbent of the said Parish of Bratton. me that the alteration above proposed may best Clovelly, hereby respectively signify to your be effected and how the changes consequent on Grace our several Consents to the Scheme above such alteration in respect to Ecclesiastical proposed and set forth and to every matter and Jurisdiction, Glebe Lands, Tithes, Rent tihing therein contained. Charges, and other Ecclesiastical Dues, Rates " In testimony whereof we have hereunto and Payments and in respect to Patronage and set oiur respective handei this1 24th; day of rights to pews may be made with justice to all November, 1920. parties interested and I do hereby submit the " Onera M. G. Tremayne. same, together with the consents in writing of 1 " E. F. Newman. the said Patrons and Incumbents -of the said " H. Maude Tremayne. Benefices, to the intent that if your Grace shall " W. ,Exon. '' R. K1. Bennett.'' on full consideration and inquiry be satisfied with such,Scheme you may certify the same And whereas the said Scheme hath been and such Consents as aforesaid to His Majesty transmitted by the said Bishop to 'the said in Council." Archbishop for his consideration: And whereas the said •S'cheme drawn tip by And whereas the said Archbishop', being the said Bishop and -the Consents referred to satisfied with the said Scheme, hatih certified in the said Representation are as follows: — the same, and the Consents aforesaid, to His Majesty in Council by his Report, dated the 10th day of December, 1920, which said Report "SCHEME. is in the words and figures following: — "It is proposed to separate from the said. " We, the undersigned, Randall Thomas, Parish of Marystowe and' annex toi tihe said Archbishop of the Province of Canterbury, do Parish of Bratton Clovelly all that portion of hereby report to Your Majesty in Council: — the Civil Parish of Thrushelton belonging to " That the Right Reverend William, Lord the Ecclesiastical Parish of Marystowe in the Bishop of Exeter, in pursuance1 of the twenty- Chapelry of St. George's, Thrusihelton, the sixth section of the Pluralities1 Act, 1838, has boundaries of which are delineated on the represented unto us>, amongst oitiher things:— Ordnance Map hereto annexed and edged with '' That there is in the County of Devon and red. his Diocese of Exeter, the Benefice of Mary- " That the Incumbent of the (Benefice1 of stowe with the Chaipelry of St. George's, Bratton1 Clovelly shall have sole and exclusive Thrushelton, containing a population of 641 Cure of • Souls witihin such portion; so to1 he persons or thereabouts, with accommodation, in separated from Marystowe. the Church of Marystowe for 380 persons. " That any inhabitants of such portion shall " That there is also in the same County and be entitled to accommodation in the Parish. Diocese the Benefice of Bratton Clovelly con- Church of Bratton Clovelly, but shall cease to taining a population of 413, with accommoda- be entitled to any right or accommodation in tion in" the Church' of Brat-ton Clovelly for 180 the Parish Church of Marystowei or in the persons. Chapelry of St. George's, Thrushelton. " That it appears to the said Lord Bishop " That any inhabitants of the aforesaid por- that a small portion; of the Civil Parish of.
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