Knightwick respectively and to make certain supplemental A.D. 1929. incidental and consequential provisions :

Now therefore I the Right Honourable Sir William Joynson-Hicks Baronet one of His Majesty's Principal Secretaries 5 of State in pursuance of the powers conferred on me by the said Marriages Validity (Provisional Orders) Acts 1905 and 1924 do hereby order that on and after the date of the Act of Parliament confirming this Order the following provisions shall have effect:

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(1) All banns of matrimony and marriages published and
solemnized between the twelfth day of December One
thousand eight hundred and sixty-one and the twenty-
third day of February One thousand nine hundred and
twenty-eight in the church of Saint Michael in the
chapelry of Bramcote in the parish of Attenborough
in the county of Nottingham and diocese of Southwell
and all banns of matrimony and marriages published
and solemnized between the first day of June One
thousand eight hundred and fifty-five and the twenty-
sixth day of July One thousand nine hundred and
twenty-eight in the church of Saint Mary in the parish
of Knightwick in the county of Worcester and diocese
of Worcester shall be deemed to have been as valid as
if they had been published and solemnized in a church
in which such banns might be published and marriages
solemnized lawfully;

(2) A minister who has solemnized any marriage referred
to in the first paragraph of this Order shall not be
liable to any proceedings or penalties whatsoever or
to any ecclesiastical censure by reason of having
solemnized such marriage;

(3) The registers of the marriages so solemnized or copies
of the registers shall be received in all courts as evidence
of those marriages in the same manner as registers of
marriages duly solemnized or copies thereof are by law
receivable in evidence.

Given under my hand this fifth day of February One
thousand nine hundred and twenty-nine.

W. JOYNSON-HICKS.

Saint Michael Bramcote

Nottingham

shire and

Saint Mary
Knightwick
Worcester-
shire Order.

A.D. 1929. WHEREAS power is given to a Secretary of State by the Marriages Validity (Provisional Orders) Acts 1905 and 1924 Hartlepools in the case of marriages solemnized in England which appear Hospital to him to be invalid or of doubtful validity by reason of some Order.

informality to make a Provisional Order for the purpose of 5 removing the invalidity or doubt and to include in such Order supplemental incidental and consequential provisions including provisions for relieving from liability ministers who have solemnized the marriages to which the Order relates:

And whereas a certain marriage was solemnized in the 10 Hartlepools Hospital on the sixteenth day of July One thousand nine hundred and twenty-four:

And whereas an episcopal licence had been granted for the solemnization of the said marriage in the parish church of the parties but a special licence to marry in a place other than the 15 said parish church had not been granted by the Archbishop of Canterbury under the powers of the Acts 25 Hen. VIII. c. 21 and 4 Geo. IV. c. 76:

And whereas it is expedient in the circumstances aforesaid to remove all doubt touching the validity of the marriage so 20 solemnized:

Now therefore I the Right Honourable Sir William
Joynson-Hicks Baronet one of His Majesty's Principal Secretaries
of State in pursuance of the powers conferred on me by the
said Marriages Validity (Provisional Orders) Acts 1905 and 1924 25
do hereby order that on and after the date of the Act of
Parliament confirming this Order the following provisions shall
have effect:

(1) The marriage solemnized on the sixteenth day of July
One thousand nine hundred and twenty-four in the 30
Hartlepools Hospital shall be and shall be deemed to
have been as valid as if it had been solemnized in
pursuance of a special licence to marry duly obtained
from the Archbishop of Canterbury under the powers
of the Acts 25 Hen. VIII. c. 21 and 4 Geo. IV. c. 76; 35
(2) The minister who solemnized the marriage referred to in
the first paragraph of this Order shall not be liable
to any proceedings or penalties whatsoever or to any
ecclesiastical censure by reason of having solemnized
such marriage;

(3) The register of the marriage so solemnized or copies
of the register shall be received in all courts as evidence

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of this marriage in the same manner as registers of A.D. 1929.
marriages duly solemnized or copies thereof are by law
receivable in evidence.

Hartlepools
Hospital
Order.

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Given under my hand this eighth day of February One
thousand nine hundred and twenty-nine.

W. JOYNSON-HICKS.

A.D. 1929. WHEREAS power is given to a Secretary of State by the Marriages Validity (Provisional Orders) Acts 1905 and 1924 Hartlepools in the case of marriages solemnized in England which appear Hospital to him to be invalid or of doubtful validity by reason of some

Order.

informality to make a Provisional Order for the purpose of 5 removing the invalidity or doubt and to include in such Order supplemental incidental and consequential provisions including provisions for relieving from liability ministers who have solemnized the marriages to which the Order relates:

And whereas a certain marriage was solemnized in the 10 Hartlepools Hospital on the sixteenth day of July One thousand nine hundred and twenty-four:

And whereas an episcopal licence had been granted for the solemnization of the said marriage in the parish church of the parties but a special licence to marry in a place other than the 15 said parish church had not been granted by the Archbishop of Canterbury under the powers of the Acts 25 Hen. VIII. c. 21 and 4 Geo. IV. c. 76:

And whereas it is expedient in the circumstances aforesaid to remove all doubt touching the validity of the marriage so 20 solemnized:

Now therefore I the Right Honourable Sir William
Joynson-Hicks Baronet one of His Majesty's Principal Secretaries
of State in pursuance of the powers conferred on me by the
said Marriages Validity (Provisional Orders) Acts 1905 and 1924 25
do hereby order that on and after the date of the Act of
Parliament confirming this Order the following provisions shall
have effect:

(1) The marriage solemnized on the sixteenth day of July
One thousand nine hundred and twenty-four in the 30
Hartlepools Hospital shall be and shall be deemed to
have been as valid as if it had been solemnized in
pursuance of a special licence to marry duly obtained
from the Archbishop of Canterbury under the powers
of the Acts 25 Hen. VIII. c. 21 and 4 Geo. IV. c. 76; 35
(2) The minister who solemnized the marriage referred to in
the first paragraph of this Order shall not be liable
to any proceedings or penalties whatsoever or to any
ecclesiastical censure by reason of having solemnized
such marriage;

(3) The register of the marriage so solemnized or copies
of the register shall be received in all courts as evidence

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of this marriage in the same manner as registers of A.D. 1929.
marriages duly solemnized or copies thereof are by law
receivable in evidence.

Hartlepools
Hospital
Order.

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Given under my hand this eighth day of February One
thousand nine hundred and twenty-nine.

W. JOYNSON-HICKS.