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Page 195
... Appointed . the first Chief Justice of New Zealand in 1841. Retired 1858 , and the same year received the honorary degree of D.C.L. from the University of Oxford . Knighted 1860. Nov , 18 . MELLOR , William Chandley John , Esq ...
... Appointed . the first Chief Justice of New Zealand in 1841. Retired 1858 , and the same year received the honorary degree of D.C.L. from the University of Oxford . Knighted 1860. Nov , 18 . MELLOR , William Chandley John , Esq ...
Page 248
... appointed by the Bishop . Further , all sheriffs and other lay persons were prohibited from interfering in spiritual matters . We see that there was a distinct demar- cation of the areas in which the civil and ecclesiastical judicatures ...
... appointed by the Bishop . Further , all sheriffs and other lay persons were prohibited from interfering in spiritual matters . We see that there was a distinct demar- cation of the areas in which the civil and ecclesiastical judicatures ...
Page 253
... appoint Commissions to hear and determine ecclesiastical causes , it may be well to glance at the Court of High ... appointed " to examine the true state of churches ; to suspend and deprive such clergymen as were unworthy ; to put ...
... appoint Commissions to hear and determine ecclesiastical causes , it may be well to glance at the Court of High ... appointed " to examine the true state of churches ; to suspend and deprive such clergymen as were unworthy ; to put ...
Page 254
... ( appointed by the Archdeacon ) is called the Official of the Archdeaconry . 2nd . The Consistory Courts of the Bishops of every diocese , held in their several cathedrals , for trial of ecclesi- astical causes within the diocese . The ...
... ( appointed by the Archdeacon ) is called the Official of the Archdeaconry . 2nd . The Consistory Courts of the Bishops of every diocese , held in their several cathedrals , for trial of ecclesi- astical causes within the diocese . The ...
Page 258
... appointed to adjudicate on ecclesiastical causes are , or will be , bona fide members of the Church of England . The remedy , therefore , lies in such remonstrance by Convocation , as the representatives of the clergy , as shall secure ...
... appointed to adjudicate on ecclesiastical causes are , or will be , bona fide members of the Church of England . The remedy , therefore , lies in such remonstrance by Convocation , as the representatives of the clergy , as shall secure ...
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