 | Slingsby Bethel - 1681 - 386 Seiten
...in either of the Univerfities, theColledgesofWr/?»»»y?«-, Winchefter, or Eaton , or any of them, other than what is prefcribed and appointed to be ufed in and by the faid Book , in which Book are no where found feveral Cerefiaonies now praftifcd , nor the Order ufed... | |
 | Great Britain - 1763 - 524 Seiten
...ball in either of the univerfities, the colleges or Ireßmmßer, IVimbefttr or Eaton, or any of them, other than what is prefcribed and appointed to be ufed in and by the faid book ; (2) and that the prefent governor or head of every college and hall in the faid univcrfities,... | |
 | 1785 - 580 Seiten
...Hall in either of the Univerfities, the Colleges of Weftminfter, Winchefter, or Eaton, or any of them, other than what is prefcribed and appointed to be ufed in and by the faid Book ; and That the prefent Governors, or Head of every College and Hall in the faid Univerfities,... | |
 | Robert Robinson - 1807 - 376 Seiten
...or ceremonies shall be used in any church — other than what is prescribed and APPOINTED to be used in and by the Common Prayer book. By what effrontery does a priest allow organs in public worship, after he has subscribed to the truth of an homily, which declares... | |
 | James Abbott - 1833 - 398 Seiten
...rites or ceremonies shall be used in any church, other than what is prescribed and APPOINTED to be used in and by the " Common Prayer Book." By what effrontery does a priest allow a long trumpet, and fiddles, and organs, in public worship, after he has subscribed to... | |
 | 1844 - 406 Seiten
...rites or ceremonies shall be used in any church, other than what is prescribed and APPOINTED to be used in and by the Common Prayer Book. By what effrontery does a priest allow organs in public worship, after he has subscribed to the truth of an homily, which declares... | |
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... placing the communion table altar-wise : but they had no right to do so : for as the Common Prayer book no where enjoins them, they are expressly prohibited by the act of uniformity, which says no rites or ceremonies shall be used in any church —... 