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A History of Tithes

by Henry William Clarke

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Appendix A

Archbishops and Bishops.

Statement of commuted tithes in possession of Archbishops and Bishops in 1836. See (1) and (4) at p. 210.

£s.d.
1.Bishop of Bangor5,5601110in3countiesfrom17parishes.
″ Bath and Wells1,831110inSomerset″11″
Archbishop of Canterbury30,713167in4counties″67″
Bishop of Carlisle7,353162″2″″13″
5.″ Chester14,702164″8″″31″
Chichester2,118181″1″″7″
Durham1,181169½″2″″6″
Ely16,76434″7″″48″
Exeter1,027100″2″″4″
10.″ Gloucester & Bristol10,19114½″7″″35″
Hereford8,022164″3″″38″
Lichfield7,128127″4″″11″
Lincoln7,67671″3″″15″
London7,53841″3″″11″
15.″ Llandaff2,93677″3″″12″
Norwich7,92674″2″″20″
Oxford4,844199″4″″10″
Peterborough14000″1″″1″
Rochester4,45194″3″″7″
20.″ Salisbury3,683145″2″″4″
St. Asaph8,12600″4″″21″
St. David’s5,36300″7″″24″
Winchester3,68500″2″″4″
Worcester1,80316″1″″5″
25.Archbishop of York24,944137″3″″36″
£189,718110from458parishes.

It must be noted, that these are commuted tithes; but the tithes were much higher in value.

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