
That all Appropriations heretofore made by the said Governors of any Sum or Sums of Money out of the Monies at their Disposal to the Augmentation of any Cure shall be good, valid, and effectual, to all Intents and Purposes whatsoever, in all Cases in which any Benefactor or Benefactors has or have, in order to obtain any such Appropriation for the Augmentation of the same Cure, contributed not less than the Amount of Benefaction which was at the Time of any such Augmentation required in that Behalf by the Rules, Orders, and Constitutions then in force,- notwithstanding that the Sum or Sums so appropriated by the said Governors to the Augmentation of such Cure shall have exceeded in any One Year the Sum of Two hundred Pounds.
II 
And be it further enacted, That all Agreements already made and hereafter to be made, with such Consent and Approbation of the Patron and Ordinary as required by the said recited Act, and with the Consent and Approbation of the said Governors, with any Benefactor or Benefactors contributing to the Augmentation of any Cure, touching the Patronage or Right of Presentation or Nomination to such augmented Cure, for the Benefit of such Benefactor or Benefactors, his, her, or their Heirs or Successors, according to the Provisions of the said recited Act, and all Grants and Assurances made and to be made for carrying such Agreements into effect, shall be good, valid, and effectual in the Law, to all Intents and Purposes whatsoever, in all Cases in which the yearly Value of the augmented Cure shall have been or shall be within the Limits prescribed for the same by the Rules, Orders, and Constitutions which shall have been or shall be in force at the Time of making such Agreements respectively as aforesaid, notwithstanding that such yearly Value shall have exceeded or shall exceed the Sum of Thirty-five Pounds, or that the Amount appropriated by the said Governors out of the Monies at their Disposal to the Augmentation of such Cure shall have exceeded or shall exceed in any One Year the Sum of Two hundred Pounds, or that such yearly Value and also the Amount so appropriated shall both have exceeded or shall both exceed the same several Sums respectively: Provided nevertheless, that so far as relates to such Agreements as aforesaid the Amount of all Appropriations hereafter to be made by the said Governors to the Augmentation of any Cure shall be within the Limits prescribed for the same by the Rules, Orders, and Constitutions which shall be in force at the Time of making such Agreements respectively as aforesaid.
III 
And whereas it is expedient to extend the Provisions of the said recited Act, with respect to such Agreements as aforesaid, to Cases in which no Appropriation shall be made by the said Governors out of the Funds at their Disposal to the Augmentation of the Cures to which such Agreements shall respectively relate ; be it therefore further enacted, That all Agreements hereafter to be made, with such Consent and Approbation of the Patron and Ordinary, as required by the said recited Act, and with the Consent and Approbation of the said Governors, with any Benefactor or Benefactors contributing to or providing for the Augmentation of any Cure, touching the Patronage or Right of Presentation or Nomination to such Cure, for the Benefit of such Benefactor or Benefactors, his, her, or their Heirs or Successors, according to the Provisions of the said recited Act, arid all Grants and Assurances to be made for carrying such Agreements into effect, shall be good, valid, and effectual in the Law, to all Intents and Purposes whatsoever, in all Cases in which the yearly Value of such Cure shall be within the Limits prescribed for the same by the Rules, Orders, and Constitutions which at the Time of making such Agreements respectively as aforesaid shall be in force with respect to Cures for the Augmentation of which Appropriations to meet Benefactions may be made by the said Governors out of the Funds at their Disposal, notwithstanding that in any of such Cases no Appropriation whatsoever shall be made by the said Governors out of the Funds at their Disposal to the Augmentation of the Cure to which such Agreements as aforesaid shall respectively relate.
IV 
And be it further enacted, That every Cure touching the Patronage or Right of Nomination to which any such Agreement as aforesaid with any Benefactor or Benefactors shall be made for the Benefit of such Benefactor or Benefactors, his, her, or their Heirs or Successors, though no Appropriation whatsoever to the said Cure for the Augmentation thereof shall be made by the said Governors out of the Funds at their Disposal, shall, from and immediately after the Completion of such Agreement, be deemed and considered in Law, in all respects, and to all Intents and Purposes whatsoever, as a Cure augmented by the said Governors, and the same, and the Minister or Incumbent thereof, and his Successors, shall be subject and liable to all the Laws, Rules, and Regulations relating to or concerning Cures augmented by them and the Ministers or Incumbents thereof.
V 
And whereas by an Act passed in the Second and Third Years of the Reign of Her present Majesty (Chapter Forty-nine), intituled An Act to make better Provision for the Assignment of Ecclesiastical Districts to Churches or Chapels augmented by the Governors of the Bounty of Queen Anne, and for other Purposes, after reciting that it was expedient to make Provision for the more permanent Security of the Endowments and Emoluments which should have been or might thereafter be provided for the Use or Benefit of any Church or Chapel, whether built, acquired, or appropriated, or to be built, acquired, or appropriated, under the Authority of certain Acts therein recited or referred to, or of any of them, or under any other Authority, or for the Use or Benefit of the Incumbent of any such Church or Chapel, or of the Spiritual Person serving the same, it was enacted, that it should and might be lawful for the said Governors of the Bounty of Queen Anne to accept, take, and hold any such Endowments and Emoluments upon the Trusts and for the Intents and Purposes for which the same should have been or might thereafter be given or granted by the Person or Persons providing the same, in like Manner as any such Endowments or Emoluments might then be taken or held by any private Trustees or Trustee; and that it should and might be lawful for any Trustees or Trustee of any such Endowments or Emoluments to assign and transfer the same to the said Governors of the Bounty of Queen Anne, to be held and applied by them upon the same Trusts and for the same Intents and Purposes as the same previously to such Assignment and Transfer were held by such Trustees or Trustee : And whereas it is expedient to make such further Provision as is herein-after contained for the Application and Disposition of all Endowments and Emoluments accepted by or assigned to or to be accepted by or assigned to the said Governors under the aforesaid Provisions of the last-recited Act; be it therefore further enacted, That all Endowments and Emoluments whatsoever already accepted or taken by or assigned or transferred to, or to be hereafter accepted or taken by or assigned or transferred to, the said Governors, under the aforesaid Provisions of the last-recited Act, and the Money, Stocks, Parliamentary or other Funds or Securities, Land, Hereditaments, or other Property of which the same respectively may consist, shall, so far as Circumstances will permit, and subject and without Prejudice to the Trusts, Intents, and Purposes upon and for which the same shall have been given or granted by the Person or Persons providing the same, be appropriated by the said Governors to the particular Benefice for which the same respectively shall have been provided, and be applicable and disposable by them for the Benefit and Augmentation of such Benefice, in such and the same Manner, and with such and the same Powers of Investment in the Purchase of Land, and Exchange for other Lands and Hereditaments, and otherwise, and other Powers and Authorities, in all respects, according to the Rules, Orders, and Constitutions for the Time being in force for the Management of the Bounty of Queen Anne, as if the Money, Stock, Land, Hereditaments, or other Property of which such Endowments and Emoluments may respectively consist had been originally provided or appropriated by the said Governors out of the Funds at their Disposal for the Benefit and Augmentation of the same Benefice.