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Taxation (No. 3) Act 1694
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LXVII.Proviso for Rectory, &c. not exceeding £30.
Provided neverthelesse and it is hereby further enacted, That nothing in this Act conteined shall extend to charge or tax any Rector or Vicar who has the cure of souls and actually resides upon his rectory or vicaridge (upon the account of such his rectory or vicaridge only) unlesse his rectory or vicaridge does really and truely exceede the value of Thirty pounds by the yeare and unlesse that he has more then One rectory or vicaridge:-
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