For the certificate of the publication of
the bans, and the permission given to
the future husband to go and be married
in the parish of his future wife....... 5 0
For the wedding mass..................... 1 10
For the vicar............................ 1 10
For the clerk of the sacrament........... 1 10
For blessing the bed..................... 1 10
_Funeral Processions._
Of children under seven years old, when
the clergy do not go in a body:
For the curate........................... 1 10
For each priest.......................... 1 10
When the clergy go in a body:
For the curial fee....................... 4 0
For the presence of the curate........... 2 0
For each priest.......................... 0 10
For the vicar............................ 1 10
For each singing-boy, when they carry
the body............................... 8 0
And when they do not carry it............ 5 0
And so of young persons from seven to
twelve years old.
Of persons above twelve years old:
For the curial fee....................... 6 0
For the curate's attendance.............. 4 0
For each vicar........................... 2 0
For the priest........................... 1 0
For each singing-boy..................... 0 10
Each of the priests that watch the body
in the night, for drink, etc........... 3 0
And in the day, each..................... 2 0
For the celebration of the mass.......... 1 0
For the service extraordinary; called the
complete service; viz., the vigils and
the two masses of the Holy Ghost and
the Holy Virgin........................ 4 10
For each of the priests that carry the
body................................... 1 0
For carrying the great cross............. 0 10
For the holy water-pot carrier........... 0 5
For carrying the little cross............ 0 5
For the clerk of the processions......... 0 1
For conveying bodies from one church to
another there shall be paid, for each
of the above fees, one-half more.
For the reception of bodies thus conveyed:
To the curate............................ 6 10
To the vicar............................. 1 10
To each priest........................... 0 15
TEARS.
Tears are the silent language of grief. But why? What relation is there
between a melancholy idea and this limpid and briny liquid filtered
through a little gland into the external corner of the eye which
moistens the conjunctiva and little lachrymal points, whence it descends
into the nose and mouth by the reservoir called the lachrymal duct, and
by its conduits? Why in women and children, whose organs are of a
delicate texture, are tears more easily excited by grief than in men,
whose formation is firmer?
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