 | Episcopal Church. General Convention - 1838 - 800 pages
...Convention, to consider the following alteration of the Constitution, viz : Article VI. to read as follows : The mode of trying Bishops shall be provided by the...trying Presbyters and Deacons, may be instituted by the Convem tion of the Diocese. None but a Bishop shall pronounce sentence of admonition, suspension, or... | |
 | Anglican Communion - 1839 - 472 pages
...attached ; arid if it be not the one elected by the Bishop, he shall be the Diocesan thereof. ARTICLE VI. The mode of trying Bishops shall be provided by the...Bishops only. In every Diocese, the mode of trying Preshyters and Deacons, may be instituted by the Convention of the Diocese. None but a Bishop shall... | |
 | Murray Hoffmann - 1850 - 498 pages
...the General Convention to legislate. The provision is this: — "The mode of trying Bishops shall lw provided by the General Convention. The court appointed...for that purpose shall be composed of Bishops only." This clause was adopted in 1841. From the moment of its passage, I apprehend, the whole power of the... | |
 | Murray Hoffman - Canon law, Protestant Episcopal - 1850 - 494 pages
...of 1841. This was adopted upon the addition to the 6th article of the constitution being made, that the mode of trying Bishops shall be provided by the General Convention. The committee on canons reported in 1847 a canon materially changing and adding to the provisions of that... | |
 | David Morris Fackler - 1852 - 64 pages
...by him, to the Bishop. By the 6th Article of the Constitution above referred to, it is provided that in every Diocese the mode of trying Presbyters and...may be instituted by the Convention of the Diocese ; and, in pursuance of this proviso, Canon XIII. of the Diocese of New Jersey declares, Section 2,... | |
 | Protestant Episcopal Church of the U.S.A. House of Bishops - 1852 - 148 pages
...accordingly, was proposed in 1838, establishing the present rule, as laid down in our sixth Article, " The mode of trying Bishops shall be provided by the General Convention." Up to the year 1841, when this Article •was adopted, the Dioceses, each in its own way, had the entire... | |
 | 1853 - 612 pages
...mentioned, provided that no city shall form more than one Diocese." And a change in Article VI., viz:— " In every Diocese the mode of trying presbyters and...may be instituted by the convention of the Diocese, until the General Convention shall prmide a uniform mode of trial." The italicised words in the above... | |
 | Anglican Communion - 1855 - 762 pages
...Deputies, and all acts must pass both Houses. And instead of " Article VL", flie following : ARTICLE 6. The mode of trying Bishops shall be provided by the...may be instituted by the Convention of the Diocese, but the General Convention may establish a ^ourt of Appeals for the revision of the decision of Diocesan... | |
 | Anglican Communion - 1855 - 828 pages
...Deputies, and all acta must pass both Houses. And instead of " Article VI." the following : ARTICLE VI. The mode of trying Bishops shall be provided by the...that purpose, shall be composed of Bishops only. In evfrry Diocese the mode of trying Presbyters and Deacons may be instituted by the Convention of the... | |
 | Anglican Communion - 1856 - 590 pages
...Deputies, and all acts must pass both Houses. And instead of " Article VI." the following, ARTICLE VI. The mode of trying Bishops shall be provided by the...may be instituted by the Convention of the Diocese, but the General Convention may establish a Court of Appeals for the revision of the decision of Diocesan... | |
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The mode of trying Bishops shall be provided by the General Convention. The Court appointed for that purpose shall be composed of Bishops only. In every Diocese the mode of trying Presbyters and Deacons may be instituted by the Convention of the Diocese,... 
