Note 68 — CONNOP THIRLWALL[18].
Reading edition
In his charge for 1851 (Charges, vol. i. p. 150) he announced his intention to devote the surplus of his income to the augmentation of small livings, and in 1866 he pointed out that the fund had up to that time yielded £24,000 (Ibid. vol. ii. p. 98).