 ... confer, treat, debate, consider, consult, and agree of and upon, such canons, orders, ordinances and constitutions, as they should think necessary, fit and convenient, for the honour and service of Almighty God, the good and quiet of the church, and...  The Life and Acts of John Whitgift, D.D., the Third and Last Lord Archbishop ... - Page 526by John Strype - 1822Full view - About this book
 | Church orders, Ancient - 1675 - 314 pages
...Orders, Ordinances and Constitutions, as they should think necessary, fit and convenient for the honor and service of Almighty God, the good and quiet of the Church, and the better Government thereof, to be from time to time observed, performed, fulfilled and kept, as well by the said Archbishop of... | |
 | Europe - 1711 - 536 pages
...our felves ferioufly to deliberate upon whatfoever fliall appear ro us Neceflary, Pit and Convenient, for the Honour and Service of Almighty God, the Good and Quiet of ths Church, and ihft Government thereof, as by Law Eftíbliüfd. We willalfo with all Refpeu and Duty... | |
 | Abel Boyer - Great Britain - 1711 - 622 pages
...ferioufly to deliberate upon, whatfbever A . C. ' fhall appear to us neceffary, fit, and convenient, ij$. ' for the Honour and Service of Almighty God, the ' Good and Quiet of the Church, and the Govern? '.merit thereof, as by Law Eftablifhed. ' We will alfb, with all RefpedT: and Duty, receive... | |
 | William Pittis - Great Britain - 1711 - 404 pages
...England. ' felves bound in Duty and Gratitude, to rc* fit, and convenient, for the Honour andSer.' vice of Almighty God, the Good and Quiet .* of the Church and the Government thereof, c And we humbly crave leave to afiure ' Your Majefty, That according to the Truft... | |
 | Great Britain - 1718 - 756 pages
...our fdves ferioufly to deliberate upon whatfoever fhall appear to us Neceflary, Fit, and Convenient for the Honour and Service of Almighty God, the Good and Quiet of the Church, and the Government thereof, as by Law Eftablifli'd. We will alfo, with all Refpeft and Duty, receive and confider... | |
 | Church of England - Ecclesiastical law - 1808 - 354 pages
...Ordinances, and Conjlitutions, as they Jbould think necejjary, ft, and convenient, for the honour andfervice of Almighty God, the good and quiet of the Church, and the better government thereof, to he from time to time obferved, performed, fulfilled, and ~kept, as well by the Archbi/bops of Canterbury,... | |
 | Thomas Bayly Howell - Law reports, digests, etc - 1816 - 822 pages
...all such other points, causes and matters as we shall think necessary and expedient, for advancing 6ikE) " d {Yf ɷ | @ D-! A UN8n * c=դFU 4 * o 5- _ $ ,WǨ# 0i ͐e Hh e 59] [00 England in particular, and of the trust and confidence reposed in us, by this commission. We... | |
 | John Strype - Clergy - 1822 - 554 pages
...to the Archbishop to have Constituti- executed, had he lived. When there were agreed and con° madef eluded upon, with the King's Majesty's licence, Constitutions...In the vacation of the archbishopric, all business incumDent upon the Archbishop fell under his hand. And letters of London from the King and Council... | |
 | John Strype - 1822 - 562 pages
...the Archbishop to have Constituti- executed, had he lived. When there were agreed and connon81nade.~ eluded upon, with the King's Majesty's licence, Constitutions...In the vacation of the archbishopric, all business incumthe Bishop hent upon ^e Archbishop fell under his hand. And letters of London from the King and... | |
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