An essay on the revenues of the Church of England. By Morgan Cove

abolition or commutation acre Agricultural Report amongst amount annual annum arable land assertion augmentation average benefit Bishop Board of Agriculture Christian Church of England Clergyman commutation of tithes composition consequence corn corn-rent crops cultivation deductions duce ecclesiastical enclosure equal established estates Ethelwulf expense export farmer farms favor glebes grant hath Impropriators improvement income increase Influence of Tithes interest Ireland King kingdom labor land proprietors land-occupier landed property landlord lay-impropriators lieu of tithes livings Lord maintenance ment Ministers Ministers of Religion moderate neral notwithstanding oppressive paid parishes Parliament Parochial Clergy payment of tithes period perty population portion possession present price of wheat produce profit proportion provision quantity quarter Queen Anne's Bounty reason Religion religious rent respect revenues Saxon Scotland shew subject to tithes taken in kind taxes tenant tenth tillage tion tithe-free titheholders tithes in kind waste lands whole