Published by LONGMAN and Co., in royal Svo, Price Two Shillings and Sixpence. The Expectation of Life at different Ages, Reversionary Value of Property at Death, or End of a Term of Years. BY CHARLES M. WILLICH, SECRETARY AND ACTUARY TO THE UNIVERSITY LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. "As heretofore, these very useful Tables and Calculations of Mr. Willich are admirably arranged, so as to give the Number of Years' Purchase and the Present Worth of £100 a Year, by the same figures, so that a party may, at a single glance, ascertain the Value. He has also placed the Valuations according to the Carlisle Observations, opposite to the Northampton: thus affording the best grounds for comparison; the former being much nearer the truth than the latter. Nothing can be more clear, or yield greater facility for reference, than the whole of this work, though comprised in some half-a-dozen leaves of paper."-Literary Gazette. "These Tables have been arranged with a view of rendering them simple, clear, and easy of reference, in order that they may become what their title describes, or rather claims for them to be, a 'popular set of Tables. The Clergy and the Legal Profession must find them especially valuable.”—Morning Post. "Under the circumstances of the times, it is important that the Value of Church Property should be better understood. Hitherto the Northampton Tables of Mortality have been used in calculating the value of this kind of property, but experience has shown that they do not approach so near the truth as the Carlisle; and Mr. Charles Willich, Secretary and Actuary to the University Life Assurance Society, has recently published a series of Tables for Ascertaining, at Sight, the Value of Advowsons and Next Presentations to Livings, so as to supply the information required. The typographical part of the Work has been well executed, and affords great facility in use. The Tables are so arranged as to give the Number of Years' Purchase, and the Present Value in Money of £100 a Year, by the same figures. In some of the Tables, for the benefit of those parties who may not be acquainted, or have outlived their acquaintance with decimals, the answers are also given in pounds, shillings, and pence. And in the Tables of the Expectation of Life, or Probable Duration, the answers are also given in Years and Months. This Work also contains Tables showing the Value of Reversionary Property at the death of parties of all ages from 20 to 90, and at several rates of Interest. By these Tables may also be seen the amount that should be charged by Offices for assuring a certain sum, payable at death, according to four different rates of Interest. In general the rate has been considered 3 per cent., the additional interest which the Offices made of the money forming part of the profits.”—Morning Chronicle. By the same Author, in royal 8vo, second edition, Price 2s. 6d. TITHE COMMUTATION TABLES, FOR ASCERTAINING, AT SIGHT, The AMOUNT OF CORN RENT, in Bushels, (as directed by the Act of 6 & 7 Wm. IV. cap. 71,) equivalent to the TITHE RENT fixed as the Basis in the DRAFt of APPORTIONMENT; ALSO SHOWING The Amount of Tithe Rent Charge Payable for the Year 1837, according to the Average Prices of Wheat, Barley, and Oats, for the Seven Preceding Years to Christmas 1836, as declared in the London Gazette of Jan. 13, 1837. TO THE CLERGY, SOLICITORS, TAX-COLLECTORS, ECT. By the same Author, in royal 8vo, third edition, Price 1s. 6d. INCOME TAX TABLES, SHOWING AT SIGHT The Amount of Duty at 7d. and 34d. in the Pound, Both on Fractional as well as Integral Amounts; Accompanied by a variety of Statistical Information extracted from Parliamentary Documents. ASSOCIATION, No. 25, SUFFOLK STREET, PALL MALL EAST, LONDON. THE principal object of this ASSOCIATION, which was established in the year 1842, is to provide every Member with a Manuscript Return of the exact Yearly and Halfyearly amounts, due from each party, specified in the DRAFT OF APPORTIONMENT, as soon as the average prices for the preceding seven years have been published, by authority, in the London Gazette, early in the month of January. The REGISTRAR also carefully collects and records all such information respecting TITHES, as may be made generally useful to the Members. The Annual Fee, which will cover every charge, is fixed at 10s. on Livings beyond the yearly value of £150; and 5s. for all that are of smaller amount. Notice. Those Gentlemen who have already joined the ASSOCIATION are requested to return to the Registrar the Copy of the Rent Charge payable for the year 1846, with any change of Occupation which may have occured since, inserted in the proper column, in order that the calculations may be made according to the averages made up to Christmas, 1846. No. 25, Suffolk Street, Pall Mall East, January, 1847. CHARLES M. WILLICH, REGISTRAR. ***Gentlemen who may be desirous of supporting this Association, will have the goodness to transmit their Names to the Registrar, who will be happy to afford any information required. ANNUAL SUPPLEMENT TO THE TITHE COMMUTATION TABLES, FOR ASCERTAINING, AT SIGHT, THE TITHE RENT CHARGE PAYABLE FOR THE YEAR 1848, ACCORDING TO THE AVERAGE PRICES OF WHEAT, BARLEY, AND OATS, FOR THE SEVEN PRECEDING YEARS, TO CHRISTMAS, 1847, AS DECLARED IN THE LONDON GAZETTE OF 7TH JANUARY, 1848. ACCOMPANIED BY TABLES SHOWING THE ANNUAL AVERAGE PRICES OF WHEAT, BARLEY, AND OATS, FROM 1790 TO 1847; SEPTENNIAL AVERAGE PRICES FROM 1835; REPORT OF PROGRESS MADE IN THE COMMUTATION OF TITHES, &c. BY CHARLES M. WILLICH, SECRETARY AND ACTUARY TO THE UNIVERSITY LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. LONDON: LONGMAN, BROWN, GREEN, AND LONGMANS. EXAMPLES.-If the Rent Charge in the Draft of Apportionment be £ 36. 15s. Od., the amount payable for the year 1848 will be found opposite that sum, viz. £37. 10s. Oğd. If the Rent Charge in the Draft of Apportionment be £49. 38. 9d., the amount payable for the year 1848 will be found as follows, viz. opposite 49 0 0 £50 0 1 |