...fíi/l fur l/ie aller ubuiisliing of ttis/w/is, lir.ani, Prebendaries, 4-1 .] May 87. A bill ' I'or the utter abolishing and taking away of all Archbishops, Bishops their Chancellors and Commissaries ; Deans, Deans and Chapters; Arch-Deacons, Prebendaries, Chanters, Сапопч, und all other their...

...pleased to give your royal assent unto the bill tor taking away superstitious innovations : To the bill for the utter abolishing and taking away of all archbishops, bishops, their chancellors and commissaries, deans, sub-deans, deans and chapters, archdeacons, canons, and prebendaries, and all chaunters, chancellors,...

...of divers innovations in churches and chapels in and about the worship of God, &c. — The second, for the utter abolishing, and taking away of all archbishops, bishops, their cliajicellors, and commissaries, &c. — The third for punishing scandalous clergymen, and others....

...Lord's day in the ' forenoon ; and it shall be lawful for the parishoners to ' provide for a sermon in the afternoon, and a lecture on * the week-day,...act for the utter abolishing, and taking away of all archhishops, hishops, their chancellors, and commissaries, &c. has been already inserted in the former...

...all over the city.t .* Clarendon, vol. 2. p. 117. t .Parliamentary Chronicle, p. 150. The bill was entitled, " An act for the utter abolishing and taking...bishops, their chancellors and commissaries," &c. It ordains, that " after the 5th of November 1643, there shall be no archbishop, bishop, chancellor,...

...them all; and that there were bonfires and ringing of bells for joy all over the city.t The bill was entitled, "An act for the utter abolishing and taking...bishops, their chancellors and commissaries," &c. It ordains, that " after the 5th of November 1643, there shall be no archbishop, bishop, chancellor,...

...that the Peers rejected this bill, the Commons had read a second time, by a large majority, a bill, entitled, " An Act for the utter abolishing and taking away of all archbishops, bishops, us to discuss a subject deeply affecting their very existence. It may not be known to some of our readers,...

...Nottingham. On the 1st of September the Commons, and on the 10th the Lords, passed an act, entitled ' For the utter abolishing and taking away of all archbishops, bishops, their chancellors, and cum missaries. Sic.,' by which it was ordained that after the 5th of November, 1643, there should be...

...every Lord's day in the forenoon ; and it shall be lawful for the parishioners to provide for a sermon in the afternoon, and a lecture on the week-day, where...any person oppose or hinder them, he shall forfeit 40s. to the poor*." The second, entitled " An act for the utter abolishing and taking away of all archbishops,...

...every Lord's day in the forenoon ; and it shall be lawful for the parishioners to provide for a sermon in the afternoon, and a lecture on the week-day, where...any person oppose or hinder them, he shall forfeit 40s. to the poor*." The second, entitled " An act for the utter abolishing and taking away of all archbishops,...