Articles. Tit. V. 1, We have no hospitall, alms-houses, nor freschool. But we have a School and a Schoolmaster, licons'd by the Ordinary, who teaches his schollers in the Church Catechism, and doth ye other things inquired of in the 2, Articles of this Title, as in duty he ought. The Revenue of the School is Ordered as the Founder appointed, and as ye Laws of ye Land allow, to the best of our knowledges. 3. We have none that practiseth physick, Chyrurjery, or midwifery in our parish w'thout License from the Ordinary, that we are privy to, or know of. Articles Tit. 6. 1, Our church-wardens are chosen duly, and have done 2, 3. their duty, as we think they ought to have done, in all things here Inquired of. Articles Tit. VIII. (_sic_). 1, We do not know wt faults the Officers of our Ecclesisticall Courts are guilty of, and wh are Inquired of by these Articles of this Title. We have heard that they take greater fees then of Right they ought to do, and 2, if they do so, we wish they may reform such Injuryous 3, practices: But because we are privy to no thing of this kind done by any Ecclesticall Officer, we dar not 4, upon Oath present it, and here ends our Presentmt. GEORGE BENSON } JOHN MACKERETH } Churchwardens. EDWARD TYSON } The later presentments, up to 1732, are--except where quoted from elsewhere--largely repetitions of this. One or two answers to queries, however, are naive. In 1712 "we have no physitia's, nor Sargions in or parish." Concerning officers of Ecclesistiall Courts, we know not their Officers; nor wh their Officers are; nor now they perform them, well, or ill; nor wh their just Fees are, and can therefore give no account of ym. In 1717 "Concerning Apparitors. We know not how Apparitors do their office, nor can we present them, or any of tm, for any undue Fees exacted by them, and we think we ought not to pr'sent any man for faults wch we know not by him." Between 1702 and 1732 only one woman is "presented" for "fornication"; and only occasionally, in a later set of Presentments, between 1768 and 1796 is the fault--which the registers show to have been not infrequent--mentioned. BRIEFS.