...undergoing a silent and partial reformation. We give the " form of beads," from the State Papers. " You shall pray for the universal catholic church,...clergy both of England and Ireland, extinct and ceased, and ceased for ever, as of no strength, value, or effect in the church of England or Ireland. In the...

...jurisdiction, long usurped by the Bishop of supremacy. Rome, then called Pope, is now by God's law, by authority of parliament, and by and with the whole...strength, value, or effect in the Church of England and Ireland." It alleges the like acknowledgment of the king's supremacy: and accordingly it declares...

...jurisdiction, long usurped by the Bishop of supremacy. Rome, then called Pope, is now by God's law, by authority of parliament, and by and with the whole...strength, value, or effect in the Church of England and Ireland." It alleges the like acknowledgment of the king's supremacy: and accordingly it declares...

...jurisdiction, long usurped by the Bishop of supremacy. Rome, then called Pope, is now by God's law, by authority of parliament, and by and with the whole...strength, value, or effect in the Church of England and Ireland." It alleges the like acknowledgment of the king's supremacy : and accordingly it declares...

...usurped by the bishop of Borne in Ireland and England, who then was called pope, is now, by (rod's law, justly, lawfully, and upon good grounds, reasons...parliament, and by and with the whole consent and agreements of all the bishops, prelates, and both the universities of Oxon and Cambridge, and also...

...the unlawful jurisdiction long usurped by the bishop of Rome, then called pope, is now by God's law, by authority of parliament, and by and with the whole...as of no strength, value, or effect in the Church AD i53s. of England and Ireland." It sets forth in like ' """ manner the king's supremacy, and charging...

...the unlawful jurisdiction long usurped by the bishop of Rome, then called pope, is now by God's law, by authority of parliament, and by and with the whole...England and Ireland, extinct and ceased for ever, • Mut, i, p. I41. Vld. LeUnd, in, Hqq. Cp. I.] set forth bg Archbishop Browne. 699 as of no strength,...

...then called Pope, is now by God's law justly, lawfully, and upon good grounds, reasons, and causes, ly authority of Parliament, and by and with the whole...strength, value, or effect in the Church of England and Ireland. In the which Church the said whole clergy, bishops, and prelates, with the Universities...

...jurisdiction, power, and authority, of long time 2 1 8 LINCOLN usurped by the bishop of Rome in this realm, who then was called Pope, is now by God's law justly,...of Oxford and Cambridge, and also the whole clergy of this realm, extinct and ceases for ever, and of no value or effect in this realm of England; and...

...Church. It asserts that the unlawful jurisdiction, power, and authority of the Bishop of Rome is " by God's law justly, lawfully, and upon good grounds,...strength, value or effect in the Church of England and Ireland." It goes on to say that as the whole clergy, as well as the Universities, have acknowledged...