95 10 0 95 15 0 96 0 0 96 5 0 96 10 0 99 9 8 132 0 0 99 14 10 133 0 0 100 0 1 134 0 0 139 11 9 184 0 0 100 5 34 135 0 0 140 12 100 10 6 136 0 0141 13 96 15 0 100 15 8 137 0 0 142 14 97 0 0 101 0 11 138 97 5 0101 6 1 139 0 97 10 0 101 11 4 140 0 0 97 15 0 101 16 6 141 0 0 98 0 0 102 1 97142 0 0 98 5 102 6 11 143 0 0 148 19 3 98 10 0 102 12 2 144 0 0 150 0 1 98 15 0 102 17 4 145 0 0151 0 11 99 0 0 103 2 7 146 0 0 152 1 9 99 5 0 103 7 9 147 0 0 153 2 7 99 10 0 103 13 0 148 0 0 154 3 5 99 15 0103 18 2 149 0 0155 4 3 100 0 0104 3 5 150 0 0 156 5 1 137 10 13 182 0 189 11 10 183 0 0 190 12 8 191 13 6 7185 0 0 192 14 4 0 0 193 15 24 0 0 194 16 0 The number of Tithe Districts in which voluntary proceedings have commenced 9534 6798 5 From the Return made to the House of Commons on 17 August, 1843, it appears that from the commencement of the Commission up to 1 July, 1843, The total amount of Agreements for Commutation of Tithes, confirmed by the Tithe Commissioners, was And the total amount of Awards for Commutation of Tithes, confirmed by the Tithe Commissioners, was £. S. d. 2,371,398 19 6 760,103 2 3 £3,131,502 19 STATEMENT of the ANNUAL AVERAGE PRICES of WHEAT, BARLEY, and OATS, in England and Wales, from 1790 to 1843. Advertisement. TO THE CLERGY, SOLICITORS, TAX-COLLECTORS, ETC. Published by LONGMAN & Co., in royal 8vo., Second Edition, Price 1s. 6d. INCOME TAX SHOWING AT SIGHT The Amount of Duty at 7d. and 3d. in the Pound, Both on Fractional as well as Integral Amounts; ACCOMPANIED BY A variety of Statistical Information extracted from Parliamentary Documents. BY CHARLES M. WILLICH, SECRETARY AND ACTUARY TO THE UNIVERSITY LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. "Mr. Willich, the Secretary and Actuary of the University Life Assurance Society, is so highly appreciated by the public as a calculator, in consequence of his ANNUAL SUPPLEMENT to the TITHE COMMUTATION TABLES, that we might be sure of a readily useful and practically valuable publication from him, when he chose to grapple with the doubtful points of the new tax. Such is the pamphlet before us. The Tables are clear, and show at sight what is necessary to be done; and there is besides, a well-digested mass of statistical matter connected with the subject and taxation in general, which still further recommends these few but pregnant pages to the attention of all men in business." -Literary Gazette, 15th Oct. 1842. "Of the accuracy of the calculations embodied in these Tables there can be no doubt, the care of the individual from whom they emanate having been tested in various other publications of a like description, as for instance, in the TITHE COMMUTATION TABLES, with their ANNUAL SUPPLEMENT, and the WEST INDIA SLAVE COMPENSATION TABLES, the arrangement of which was intrusted to his hands. Preliminary to the Tables some interesting statistical information is introduced, the details being gleaned from Parliamentary documents. From these data an estimate is formed of the probable aggregate to be derived from the new tax, and the conclusion at which Mr. Willich arrives, on a fair comparison of the circumstances of the country as between former periods and the present time, due allowance being made for the difference of rating, in the tax leviable, the extent of population, and other points having a direct bearing upon the subject, is, that it should produce rather more than £4,500,000, or £750,000 beyond the amount estimated by Sir Robert Peel."-Morning Post, 26th Oct. 1842. "One of the annoyances of the present Income Tax is, that people who have several different kinds of property are troubled to make a separate calculation for each. As Her Majesty has some very good subjects who are far from being very ready reckoners, we are glad to see published a cheap set of Tables from which every fractional amount may be ascertained in a moment, either on the assessment of 7d. or on that of 3d., down to a penny, which is the smallest duty leviable under the Act.-We have no doubt of their accuracy, because they are constructed by Mr. Willich, a gentleman well known to most of our Oxford and Cambridge readers as the able Actuary of the University Life Assurance Society. He has added some useful statistical intelligence respecting the population and property of Great Britain under the old Income Tax from 1804 to 1816."-Times, 27th Oct. 1842. "Mr. Charles M. Willich, Secretary and Actuary to the University Life Assurance Society, has conferred an acceptable service on such portion of the community as have the good fortune to be assessed in regard of Income or Property, by his 'INCOME TAX TABLES,' published by Longmans."Morning Herald, 16th Dec. 1842. "We have given elsewhere a few extracts from Willich's 'INCOME TAX TABLES,' and recommend the little useful publication to the attention of all who come within the operation of this new infliction. They are so arranged as to show at sight the amount of duty on fractional as well as integral sums; and besides, contain some interesting statistical information."-The Sun, 15th Oct. 1842. "We heartily recommend this little work to all those whose Incomes are subjected to the Income Tax. Accompanying these Tables there will also be found a variety of statistical information respecting the present Income Tax and the Property Tax of 1814."-Weekly Chronicle, 30th Oct. 1842. “Mr. Willich has long been advantageously known as the publisher of the Annual Supplement to the 'TITHE COMMUTATION TABLES,' showing at sight the Tithe Rent Charge payable for the years 1838 to 1842 inclusive. He is now occupied in the formation of 'THE CLERICAL TITHE COMMUTATION REGISTRY ASSOCIATION.' The pamphlet before us will be very useful to the Clergy; and the calculations may all be implicitly relied upon."-The Church and State Gazette, 28th Oct. 1842. "All persons engaged in paying, or in considering what they may be called upon to pay, or in receiving sums, or in making deductions upon money connected with this tax, are under very great obligation to Mr. Willich, for furnishing them with so ready and safe a means of ascertaining the amounts, without the necessity of resorting to troublesome arithmetical processes."-Post Magazine, 15th Oct. 1842. CLERICAL TITHE COMMUTATION REGISTRY ASSOCIATION, No. 25, SUFFOLK STREET, PALL MALL EAST, LONDON. Honorary Committee. THE REV. WILLIAM FREDK. THE VENBLE ARCHDEACON THE VENBLE ARCHDEACON THE REV. T. MANNERS THE VENBLE ARCHDEACON BAYLAY, Canon of Canterbury. BAYLEY, D.D. BURNEY, D.D. BARLOW, Esq., Hon. Standing Counsel. GRIFFITHS, D.D., Canon of Rochester. HUGHES, Canon of Peterborough. PEACOCK, D.D., Dean of Ely. THE VENBLE ARCHDEACON S. WILBERFORCE. THE principal object of this AssoCIATION, which was established in the year 1842, is to provide every Member with a Manuscript Return of the exact Yearly and Halfyearly amounts, due from each party, specified in the DRAFT of APPORTIONMENT, as soon as the average prices for the preceding seven years have been published, by authority, in the London Gazette, early in the month of January. The REGISTRAR also carefully collects and records all such information respecting TITHES, as may be made generally useful to the Members. The Annual Fee, which will cover every charge, is fixed at 10s. on Livings beyond the yearly value of £ 150; and 5s. for all that are of smaller amount. Notice. Those Gentlemen who have already joined the AssOCIATION are requested to return to the Registrar the Copy of the Rent Charge payable for the year 1843, with any change of Occupation which may have occurred since, inserted in the proper column, in order that the calculations may be made according to the averages made up to Christmas, 1843. No. 25, Suffolk Street, Pall Mall East, January, 1844. CHARLES M. WILLICH, REGISTRAR. *** Gentlemen who may be desirous of supporting this Association, will have the goodness to transmit their Names to the Registrar, who will be happy to afford any information required. |