HC Deb 03 August 1911 vol 29 cc714-6W
Sir MAURICE LEVY

asked the hon. Member for the Doncaster Division, as Church Estates Commissioner, what is the area of agricultural land in Leicestershire owned by the Commissioners; in what parishes it is situate how many holdings there are; the rent per acre at which it is let; the names of the tenants, and the dates when the agreements of tenancy terminate.

Mr. C. N. NICHOLSON

The area of the agricultural land of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners in the county of Leicester amounts to 2,833 acres in the six parishes of Bringhurst, Cossington, Great Dalby, Hinckley, Seagrave, and Welham. Allotments and cottage gardens amount to 130 acres, and the residue is let in thirty-two holdings. The Commissioners do not see their way to give the other information asked for, as they consider that it would be prejudicial to their interests and calculated to embarrass them in the administration of their estates.