The Church Rate: A Dialogue Between a Churchman and a Dissenter

by B. Richings

William Edward Painter, 342, Strand, London, Printer.

FOOTNOTES.

[6] Lambert has traced up Church-rates to the laws of King Ina, in the seventh century.

[7a] So considered by Dr. Gill, and other Dissenting Expositors.

[7b] This was said in reference to their receiving the Royal Bounty.

[9] The whole amount, including the Royal Bounty to the Dissenters of Ireland, is more than thirty thousand a year.

[12] Mr. Spinwell is a rope-maker in the writer’s parish.