Note 560 — Chapter XXXII · RELIGIONS.
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It was estimated that it would bring in an income of 6,000l. per annum. How the fund is now administered may be learned from the following extract from the Globe of Feb. 15, 1882. 'In Convocation of York yesterday a Committee was appointed to report upon the constitution and management of Queen Anne's Bounty. It was stated that the income of the Bounty is 15,000l., and that the cost of management is between 7,000l. and 8,000l.'[560] Comment on this is superfluous.