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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2 , ( 36 , ) to be exempt from that Ecclesiastical “ Imperium in Imperio , " which
was usurped by the Pope , and which usurpation , regarding appeals , this Bill
proposes to transfer to the bishops of the Church of England . This transfer is
sought ...
2 , ( 36 , ) to be exempt from that Ecclesiastical “ Imperium in Imperio , " which
was usurped by the Pope , and which usurpation , regarding appeals , this Bill
proposes to transfer to the bishops of the Church of England . This transfer is
sought ...
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The following question regarding this Bill is therefore most respectfully submitted
, by the undersigned , for consideration , prior to the second reading in the House
of Lords . Question 1 . Whether this Bill does not invade the Queen ' s ...
The following question regarding this Bill is therefore most respectfully submitted
, by the undersigned , for consideration , prior to the second reading in the House
of Lords . Question 1 . Whether this Bill does not invade the Queen ' s ...
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The following question regarding this bill , is therefore most respectfully added by
the undersigned . Question 2 . Whether it does not attempt to confer a novel and
exorbitant power upon the bishops of the Church of England , which is ...
The following question regarding this bill , is therefore most respectfully added by
the undersigned . Question 2 . Whether it does not attempt to confer a novel and
exorbitant power upon the bishops of the Church of England , which is ...
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It is also respectfully submitted that this Bill is likely to be very injurious to the
peace of the Church , not only by engendering ... It is further suggested , that the
strongest objections to this Bill on the part of the laity of all classes , churchmen
and ...
It is also respectfully submitted that this Bill is likely to be very injurious to the
peace of the Church , not only by engendering ... It is further suggested , that the
strongest objections to this Bill on the part of the laity of all classes , churchmen
and ...
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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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