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Anglia Apos Appendix appointment Archbishop atque Bishop in partibus Bishop of Gibraltar Bowyer Brief of Pope Bull Canon Cardinal Church of England colony communion Concordat consecrated consent Council Crown of England decrees diocese diplomatic dominions Ecclesiae ecclesiastical enacted England and Ireland English episcopal erection Established Church etiam Europe execution exercise foreign Holy Ireland jurisdiction King land LETTERS APOSTOLIC Lord Majesty Majesty's Government matters Nobis offence omnibus Papal Papal Bull penalty Polding Pontiff POPE BENEDICT XIV Pope Gregory XVI Pope Pius Pope Pius IX prelates Prince Protestant quæ quam Queen quibus quod realm of England recognised religion religious respect Right Reverend Roman Catholic Bishops Roman Catholic body Roman Catholic Church Roman Catholic prelates Roman Catholic subjects Rome Sedes Sovereign sovereignty statute style successors suffragans sunt Synod temporal territorial tibi tion Titular Bishops toleration Vicariis Apostolicis Vicars Apostolic Wiseman