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In 1828 the Sacramental Test Act removed the barrier that required certain public officials to be members of the Established Church.
It arose out of an expedient adopted in 1748 by the Corporation of London to raise money for building the Mansion House, by fining nonconformists who declined to qualify for the office of Sheriff of London in accordance with the Sacramental Test Act.