Objections to a Bill presented to the House of Lords by the Lord Bishop of London, intituled “An act to amend the law with reference to the administration of justice in Her Majesty's Privy Council on appeal from the Ecclesiastical Courts.” |
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... of the Church of England . This transfer is sought to be made , contrary to all
precedents , through the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council , by the agency
of the Archbishop of Canterbury , and under the authority of an Act OBJECTIONS,
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... of the Church of England . This transfer is sought to be made , contrary to all
precedents , through the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council , by the agency
of the Archbishop of Canterbury , and under the authority of an Act OBJECTIONS,
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bishop of Canterbury , and under the authority of an Act of Parliament . The thirty -
two commissioners appointed by Henry VIII . , to examine the canons , were “
sixteen persons of the clergy , and sixteen lay persons of the temporality .
bishop of Canterbury , and under the authority of an Act of Parliament . The thirty -
two commissioners appointed by Henry VIII . , to examine the canons , were “
sixteen persons of the clergy , and sixteen lay persons of the temporality .
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Whether this Bill does not invade the Queen ' s supremacy , by transferring to
subjects an authority which is already vested in the regality , and which is
unalienable from the crown of England . See Wilkins ' s Concilia , vol . i . p . 58 ,
70 , 186 ...
Whether this Bill does not invade the Queen ' s supremacy , by transferring to
subjects an authority which is already vested in the regality , and which is
unalienable from the crown of England . See Wilkins ' s Concilia , vol . i . p . 58 ,
70 , 186 ...
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IT ALSO TRANSFERS TO THE BISHOPS AN AUTHORITY TO BE FINAL
JUDGES IN RELIGIOUS CONTROVERSIES WHICH BELONGS , ACCORDING
TO THE ARTICLES OF RELIGION , TO THE CHURCH . Article xx . declares that
the ...
IT ALSO TRANSFERS TO THE BISHOPS AN AUTHORITY TO BE FINAL
JUDGES IN RELIGIOUS CONTROVERSIES WHICH BELONGS , ACCORDING
TO THE ARTICLES OF RELIGION , TO THE CHURCH . Article xx . declares that
the ...
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But it is according to the canon law and the statute law of England , that the
Archbishop of Canterbury , as a lawful Patriarch , should have authority ,
preeminence , and prerogatives , over the bishops of the Church of England , and
the right of ...
But it is according to the canon law and the statute law of England , that the
Archbishop of Canterbury , as a lawful Patriarch , should have authority ,
preeminence , and prerogatives , over the bishops of the Church of England , and
the right of ...
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| Title | Objections to a Bill presented to the House of Lords by the Lord Bishop of London, intituled “An act to amend the law with reference to the administration of justice in Her Majesty's Privy Council on appeal from the Ecclesiastical Courts.” |
| Author | James Brogden |
| Publisher | J. Hatchard & Son, 1850 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 3 Dec 2007 |
| Length | 12 pages |
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