An Account (as near as may be) or the several Sums of Money lately paid, or payable for the Tithes of divers Parishes within the City of London, and Liberties thereof, where the Churches were Demolished by the late Fire.  
AS ALSO The several Sums of Money which on the First of December, 1670. were in the Guild-Hall of the said City, consented to, and agreed on by some Aldermen and Ministers of the said City, as by them thought reasonable to be propounded to the present Parliament, to be established by the Authority of the same.  
Together with Reasons why Addition should be made to the Rates of Tithes as they were formerly.  
 Former Rates. Sums propounded. ALhallows Lumbardstreet 90 16 6 140 St. Bartholomew Exchange 88 16 4 150 St. Bridget, alias Brides, impro. about 80 l. 160 St. Bennet Fink, improp. 55 05 06 100 St. Michael Crooked-lane 80 00 00 140 St. Christopher's 69 01 04 150 St. Dionis Back-church 98 00 00 150 St. Dunstan's in the East 136 06 04 250 St. James Garlick-hithe 92 10 08 140 St. Michael Cornhill 117 15 00 200 St. Michael Bassishaw 132 11 06 200 St. Margaret Lothbury 72 02 08 120 St. Marry Aldermanburic    150 St. Martin Ludgate 126 00 00 200 St. Peter Cornhill 100 00 00 160 St. Stephen Coleman street, improp. about 70 l. 200 St. Sepulchers— improp. uncertain. 250 Alhallows Breadstreet 84 00 00 128 10 00 180 St. John Evangelist 44 10 00 Alhallows great 132 17 00    200 Alhallows less improp. 64 00 00 St. Alban Woodstreet 106 11 04 165 03 10 200 St. Olaves Silverstreet 58 12 06 St. Anne and Agnes 76 17 08 141 00 00 180 St. John Zachary 64 02 04 St. Augustine 98 14 07 172 12 08 250 St. Faith 73 18 01 St. Andrew Wardrobe 80 01 08    250 St. Anne Blackfriar's 00 00 00 St. Antholins' 38 00 00 110 09 06 150 St. John Baptist 72 09 06 St. Bennet Grace-church 57 16 06 121 17 02 180 St. Leonard Eastcheap 63 18 08 St. Bennet Paul's Wharf uncertain    120 St. Peter Paul's Wharf 47 10 02 Christ-Church improp. stip. 40 00 00 159 11 08 250 St. Leonard Fosterlane 119 11 08 St. Edmund the King 86 19 04 155 17 04 220 St. Nicholas Acons' 68 18 00 St. George Botolphlane 58 13 04 180 13 04 240 St. Botolph Billingsgate 122 00 00 St Laurence Jewry imp. 80 15 05    220 St. Magdalen Milkstreet 74 00 03 St. Magnus 81 12 08 151 12 08 220 St. Marg. New-fish-street 70 00 00 St. Michael Royal imp. 33 02 10    200 St. Martin Vintry 115 00 00 St. Matthew Friday-street 49 0 00 137 04 02 200 St. Peter-cheap. 88 04 02 St. Margaret Pattons 44 17 08 112 15 00 170 St. Gabriel Fenchurch 67 17 04 St. Marry at Hill 122 00 00 190 16 00 250 St. Andrew Hubbard 68 16 00 St. Marry Woolnoth 84 04 00 134 12 06 220 St. Marry Wool-church 50 08 06 St. Clement East-cheap 40 00 00 120 07 01 180 St. Martin Orgars 80 07 01 St. Marry Abchurch 86 00 00    170 St. Laurence Pount. imp. 38 17 10 St. Marry Aldermary 64 17 08 150 06 08 220 St. Thomas Apostles 85 09 00 St. Marry Le-Bow 94 04 09 173 03 01 260 St. Pancras Soper-lane 36 17 04 Alhallows Honey-lane 42 01 00 St. Mildred Poultry 94 00 04    200 St. Marry Colechurch imp. 51 16 04 St. Michael Wood-street, about 75 l.    96 12 04 130 St. Marry Staining 21 12 04 St. Mildred Breadstreet 51 17 04 114 04 00 180 St. Margaret Moses 62 06 08 St. Michael Queen-hith 91 03 04 153 17 08 200 Trinity 62 14 04 St. Ma. Mag. Old fishstr. 101 18 08    200 St. Greg. improp. 80 00 00 St. Marry Somerset 80 00 00 106 10 08 150 St. Marry Mounthaw 26 10 08 St. Nicholas Coleabby 72 12 02 118 01 10 160 St. Nicholas Olaves 45 09 08 St. Olaves Jewry 53 11 10 93 14 10 160 St. Martin Iremongerlane 40 03 00 St. Stephen Walbrook 39 10 00 70 15 08 120 St. Bennet Sherehog 31 05 08 St. Swithin about 80 00 00 121 10 04 180 St. Marry Bothaw 41 10 04 St. Vedast, alias Foster 96 07 03 150 25 06 220 St. Michael Quern 54 08 03  


Reasons why Addition should be made to the Tithes formerly Paid.  
1. THat the Rates for Tithes heretofore were much greater, and sunk thus low as they have been of late years, as by other ways, so especially by Letting Houses at under Rents, with quarterly Fines.  
2. That the Tithes thus lessened, are a slender and incompetent Maintenance to invite and encourage persons of such worth, as it is fit the City of London, should from time to time be supplied withal.  
3. That these Rates of Tithes thus Diminished, would have been as plentiful a Maintenance an hundred years ago, as the same now doubled.  
4. That the shortness of the Settled Maintenance, making voluntary Contributions necessary for a Livelihood, hath been and may be a temptation to Popular Compliances.  
5. That the Glebes which were formerly a considerable advance, are since the Fire generally lessened in their Rents two thirds, and the Parsonage and Vicarage Houses being Demolished, they must either be rebuilt with great Charge, or others taken at great Rents.  
6. That the Charges of a Family are much greater in the City than elsewhere.  
7. That the short and discouraging Maintenance of the Orthodox and Conformable Clergy, tends to the encouragement and upholding of Conventicles.  
8. That it is upon good grounds believed, That the Rates propounded, together with the Reserved Deuce of Impropriators, will not in the whole, one place with another, exceed Six pence in the Pound of yearly Rent moderately estimated.