being made on the fifteenth day of December 1797 and is stated to be the Second Rate
or Assessment at One Shilling and three pence in the Pound for the then present Year
Whereas the said Rate or Assessment was at the time of the making thereof
understood by the Inhabitants in Vestry assembled to be and according to the Custom of
the said Parish in point of Fact ought to have been a Rate commencing at Michaelmas
Day 1797 and ending at Lady Day 1798.

That at the time of making the said Rate or Assessment of the said fifteenth
day of December 1797 and previous thereto the Reverend James Trebeck< no role > was and now
is Vicar of the said Parish and is charged in and by the said Rate or Assessment
at the Sum of Eight Pounds fifteen Shillings in manner following (that is to say)

35. Rd. Jms Trebeck< no role > for House
100. Do Vacarial Tyths
5. Do a Garden}
8..15..-

Whereas your Petitioners apprehend that the said James Trebeck< no role > ought to be charged
in and by the said Rate or Assessment at Three hundred Pounds for his Vicarial
Tythes as Vicar of the said Parish.

That at the time of making the said Rate or Assessment and previous thereto
the said James Trebeck was in the Receipt of certain Dues obventions oblations and
offerings due and payable to him as Vicar of the said Parish Church amounting
to One hundred Pounds per Annum and liable to be rated and assessed to the Relief
of the Poor of the said Parish and that he ought to have been rated and
assessed for the same Whereas in and by the said Rate or Assessment the said
James Trebeck is not rated in any Sum of Money or in any manner whatsoever
for such Dues obventions oblations and offerings.

That in and by the said Rate or assessment John Fich< no role > who at the time
of the making thereof and previous thereto was an Inhabitant of the said Parish
is charged and assessed therein at the Sum of Thirty six Pounds for Houses in Lamb
Yard in the said Parish as follows, "36, Jn Sich< no role > Houses in Lamb Yard"
Whereas Frazier Johnson Proctor
Banks Flora and Stocker who then and previous
thereto were the several Occupiers of the said respective Houses ought to have been
rated and assessed for the said Houses severally and respectively as the Occupiers thereof
instead of the said John Sich< no role > who is the Landlord of the same Houses.

That in and by the said Rate or Assessment a certain House is charged
at ten Pounds as follows, "10 - Occupier" without the Amount of the Assessment being
placed against the same Whereas your Petitioners apprehend that the Amount of such
Assessment ought to have been placed against such Sum of Ten Pounds at the Rate
of One Shilling and three pence in the Pound on the said Ten Pounds to the
Occupier of the said House.

That in and by the said Rate or Assessment John Pryor< no role > who was an Occupier