 | 1840 - 732 sider
...virtue of their office full power and authority so to do ; and although they should be so indiscreet as to make repairs where there is no occasion for...against their account to hinder the allowing of it. If their improvidence, indiscretion, or negligence be each as to waste the church goods in their custody,... | |
 | 1840 - 742 sider
...virtue of their office full power and authority so to do ; and although they should be so indiscreet as to make repairs where there is no occasion for...against their account to hinder the allowing of it. If their improvidence, indiscretion, or negligence be inch as to waste the church goods in their custody,... | |
 | Francis James Newman Rogers - 1840 - 1136 sider
...have laid out parish money imprudently and improvidently, yet if it be truly and honestly laid out, they must be re-imbursed again, and the parishioners can have no remedy herein, unless some fraud or deceit be proved against them, because the parish have made them their trustees.... | |
 | Richard Burn - 1842 - 898 sider
...laid out the parish money imprudently and improvidently, yet if it be truly and honestly laid out, they must be reimbursed again ; and the parishioners can have no remedy herein, unless some fraud or deceit be proved against them ; because the parish have made them their trustees.... | |
 | Robert Phillimore - 1895 - 1088 sider
...laid out the parish money imprudently and improvidently, yet if it be truly and honestly laid out, they must be reimbursed again ; and the parishioners can have no remedy herein, unless some fraud or deceit be proved against them ; because the parish have made them their trustees.... | |
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... do not enter on any great and chargeable repairs without first taking the advice of their neighbours, who are to bear the charges of them. But if they will act without any such advice, they have by virtue of their office full power and authority so... 