Annual supplement to the Tithe commutation tables for ascertaining, at sight, the tithe-rent charge payable for the year 1838, according to the average prices of wheat, barley, and oats, for the seven preceding years, to Christmas 1837, as declared in the London gazette of 12th January, 1838 /

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