...realm of England have not only acknowledged that the Convocation of the same clergy is, always has been, and ought to be, assembled only by the king's...submitting themselves to the king's majesty, have promised that they will never from thenceforth presume to attempt, allege, claim, or put in ure, enact, promulge,...

...clergy of the realm of England, have not only acknowledged according to the truth, that the Convocation of the same clergy is, always hath been, and ought...submitting themselves to the King's Majesty, have (a) See also 1 El. c. 1, and the Canons. Burn's Eccles. Law, tit. Supremacy. (A) See fret, to Bnrn'a...

...Spiritual court, that the convocation of the same clergy is, always has been, and ought to be gPP ca • assembled only by the King's writ, but also submitting...promised in verbo sacerdotii, that they will never henceforth presume to attempt, allege, claim, or put in ure, enact, promulge, or execute any new canons,...

...only acknowledged according to the truth, that the Convocation of the same clergy were always, had been, and ought to be assembled only by the King's...also submitting themselves to the King's Majesty, had promised in verbo sacerdotis, That they would never from thenceforth presume to attempt, alledge,...

...followeth : " the clergy of this realm of England have not only acknowledged, that the convocation of the same clergy is, always hath been, and ought...sacerdotii, that they will never from henceforth presume to attempt, allege, claim, or put in use, enact, promulge, or execute any new canons, constitutions,...

...only knowledged according to the J truth, that the convocations of the same clergy are, always have been, and ought to be assembled only by the king's writ, but also submitting to the king's majesty, have promised in verbo sacerdotii that they will never from henceforth presume...

...ac- 33 knowledged according to the truth that the convocations of tho same clergy were always, had been, and ought to be assembled only by the King's...also submitting themselves to the King's Majesty, had promised in vesbo sacerdotls, that they would never from thenceforth presume to attempt, alledge,...

...and presented to the bishops, for their prolocutor. (4 Inst. 323.) that the convocation of the said clergy is, always hath been, and ought to be assembled...sacerdotii, that they will never from henceforth presume to attempt, allege, claim, or put in use, enact, promulge, or execute any new canons, constitutions,...

...of this realm of England, have not only acknowledged, according to the truth, that the convocation of the same clergy is, always hath been, and ought...themselves to the king's majesty, have promised in verbo sacerdolii that they will never from henceforth presume to attempt, alledge, claim, or put in ure,...

...King's humble and obedient subjects, the clergy of this realm of England, have not only knowledged according to the truth, that the convocations of the...sacerdotii, that they will never from henceforth presume to atQQ 2 Coleridge J. Volume XI. The Qu«m Archbishop of s i ia n CANTERBURY* Coleridge J. tempt,...