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Pamphlets published by the Representative Body of the Church in Wales

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XPE56/810	PAMPHLET: Special Trusts - Rules of Administration approved by the Representative Body of the Church in Wales, and forms of gifts.	1943 Dec.
XPE56/811	PAMPHLET: Rules and Regulations to be observed in regard to faculty jurisdiction and procedure in the Diocesan Courts. Issued by the Church in Wales. COVERING LETTER (21 Feb. 1946): Diocese of Bangor.	1946 Jan. 1
XPE56/812	PAMPHLET: Memorial to the late Archbishop Green (Archbishop of Wales 1934-1944). An appeal for donations from the Representative Body of the Church in Wales.	1946 March
XPE56/813	PAMPHLET: The National Insurance Act 1946 - how it affects clergymen in the service of the Church in Wales. A memorandum by the Secretary of the Representative Body of the Church in Wales.	1948 Jan.
XPE56/814	PAMPHLET: Installation of Electric Lighting or Heating Systems in Churches - Regulations to be observed by contractors prescribed by the Representative Body of the Church in Wales on 21 Jan. 1949.	1949 March 15
XPE56/815	PAMPHLET: Installation of Electric Lighting or Heating Systems in Churches - Revised Regulations to be observed by contractors prescribed by the Representative Body of the Church in Wales on 21 July 1... more	1950 July 21
XPE56/816	PAMPHLET: Church Halls in Wales - Rating Assessments. A memorandum by the Secretary of the Representative Body of the Church in Wales.	1955 Nov. 28
XPE56/817	PAMPHLET: Clergy Pensions Scheme. Issued by the Church in Wales.	1956 Jan.
XPE56/818	PAMPHLET: Parsonage Houses - Rating Assessments. A memorandum by the Secretary of the Representative Body of the Church in Wales.	1956 Feb. 1
XPE56/819	PAMPHLET: Parsonage Houses - Rating Assessments. Further memorandum by the Secretary of the Representative Body of the Church in Wales.	1956 April 5

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