...book, wherein copes and other garments were ordered to be used. — The title of the act is, An act for the uniformity of common prayer, and service,...the church, and administration of the sacraments. This act took place from the twenty-fourth of June. Heath, Archbishop of York made an elegant speech...

...of a statute, made in tbe first year of the reign of the said Queen, intitled, an Act for the Unity of common Prayer, and Service in the Church, and administration of the Sacraments, whereby all persons, having no lawful or reasonable excuse to be absent, arc required to resort to...

...of Parlialiamenl, which passed both Houses, and took place June 24, 1559. It is entitled, " An Act for the Uniformity of Common Prayer, and service in...the Church, and administration of the Sacraments." By this law, all the queen's subject* VOL. IV. <3 s were to measure their faith by the royal standard,...

...hitherto those for the day of the month had * The title of the Act is, " An Act for the Unifor" mity of Common Prayer, and Service in the Church, " and Administration of the Sacraments ;" it is prefixed to the larger editions of the Prayer Book. been regularly used on the LORD'S day.*...

........ 122—129 Objections and Argument!, XXIV. ... 159 CONCLUSION ..... 135 AUTHORITIES - 137 " An Act for the Uniformity of Common Prayer and Service in...the Church; " and Administration of the Sacraments." 1st Elizabeth. Abstract and Notes - - - - 1 Ditto XIV. Charles II. Chap. 4. - - - 10 OBSERVATION I....

...first book, wherein copes and other garments Were ordered to be used. The title of the act is, an act for the uniformity of common prayer and service in the church, and administration of the sacraments. It was brought into the house of commons April 18, and was read a third time April 20. It passed the...

...queen the ancient jurisdiction over the state ecclesiastical, and for abolishing all foreign power. II. For the uniformity of common prayer and service in the church, and administration of the sacraments. III. For recognition of the queen's title to the imperial crown of this realm. IV. For restitution...

...the comand for 'hi- mons to the lords. Those concerning religion were, first, le°'s Leases touching uniformity of common prayer, and service in the church, and administration of the sacraments : which passed in the commons1 house April the 20th. Secondly, To make good the leases and grants of...

...led her to procure the first Act of Uniformity. That legislative measure, which not only prescribed a uniformity of Common Prayer and service in the church and administration of the sacraments, but also empowered the queen " to ordain and publish such further ceremonies and rites as may be for...

...for abolishing all foreign powers repugnant to the same. In the same year, another Act b passed for Uniformity of Common Prayer and Service in the Church and Administration of the Sacraments. This Statute was made perpetual in the reign of Queen Anne. c Several learned Divines were appointed...