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Enabling Grant of neighbouring Glebe.
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XLVI. That in case there shall happen to be any Benefice, Parochial Chapelry, or Perpetual Curacy to which there be no sufficient Glebe Lands belonging whereon a House of Residence might be built, and there shall be in a contiguous Parish Glebe Land suitable and convenient for the Purpose, and which can be spared without Detriment to such contiguous Parish, it shall be lawful for the Incumbent of the said Parish having such superfluous Glebe Land, by and with the Consent of the Archbishop of the Province and the Bishop of the Diocese, certified under their Hands and Seals, and of the respective Patrons of such Benefice, Chapelry, or Curacy, and of the Incumbent, Chaplain, or Curate of the said Church, Chapelry, or Curacy, certified as aforesaid, by Deed indented, and to be registered and enrolled in manner herein-after mentioned, to grant any such Glebe or Part thereof to the Incumbent, Chaplain, or Curate of such Church, Chapelry, or Curacy, and his Successors for ever; and upon such Grant may be reserved such yearly Rent as may be agreed upon, with such Consent as aforesaid, to be payable by such Incumbent, Chaplain, or Curate, and his Successors, at such Times as may be by the said Indenture expressed and declared; and such Glebe Land so annexed as aforesaid shall thereupon for ever be deemed and taken to be Glebe Land of the said Parish, Chapelry, or Curacy to which the same shall be annexed, to all Intents and Purposes whatsoever.
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