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Strona 33
... Some of the canons abroad do further require , that proclamation be thrice made in the parish church where the perfon who offereth himself to be ordained inhabiteth , in order to know the impediments if any be ; which the minister of ...
... Some of the canons abroad do further require , that proclamation be thrice made in the parish church where the perfon who offereth himself to be ordained inhabiteth , in order to know the impediments if any be ; which the minister of ...
Strona 48
... some relation . As to its authority , it is certain ( as hath been observed before ) that in itself it hath not the force of law , nor is it fo intended , or to be of any binding obligation to the church , further than the archbishops ...
... some relation . As to its authority , it is certain ( as hath been observed before ) that in itself it hath not the force of law , nor is it fo intended , or to be of any binding obligation to the church , further than the archbishops ...
Strona 61
... Some rural churches there were , and fome limits prescribed for the rights and profits of them . But the reduction of the whole country into the fame formal li- mitations was gradually advanced , being the work of many generations ...
... Some rural churches there were , and fome limits prescribed for the rights and profits of them . But the reduction of the whole country into the fame formal li- mitations was gradually advanced , being the work of many generations ...
Strona 62
... some place in the middle of another parifh belongs to one that is diftant ; but that hath generally happened by an unity of poffeffion , when the lord of a manor was at the charge to erect a new church , and make a distinct parish of ...
... some place in the middle of another parifh belongs to one that is diftant ; but that hath generally happened by an unity of poffeffion , when the lord of a manor was at the charge to erect a new church , and make a distinct parish of ...
Strona 156
... some fuch other ufual place of common prayer as atorefaid . ] XXVII . Popish Schoolmasters , 1. By the 23 El . c . 1. If any perfon fhall keep or maintain any schoolmafter , which fhall not repair to church or be allowed by the bishop ...
... some fuch other ufual place of common prayer as atorefaid . ] XXVII . Popish Schoolmasters , 1. By the 23 El . c . 1. If any perfon fhall keep or maintain any schoolmafter , which fhall not repair to church or be allowed by the bishop ...
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