The Works of the Most Reverend Father in God, William Laud, D.D., Sometime Lord Archbishop of Canterbury: pt. 1. Miscellaneous papers ; LettersJohn Henry Parker, 1847 |
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Stranica 338
... thought he had forewarned me enough of this error , and that he had distinguished clearly enough to me between a Churchman and a Church cause when I moved it first . But when I had gotten leave to read it to him , his Majesty was ...
... thought he had forewarned me enough of this error , and that he had distinguished clearly enough to me between a Churchman and a Church cause when I moved it first . But when I had gotten leave to read it to him , his Majesty was ...
Stranica 343
... thought good to give them all possible encouragement herein , and do therefore , first , require you , that the fine lately imposed by our High Commissioners upon Robert Barker and Martin Lucas for base and corrupt printing of the Bible ...
... thought good to give them all possible encouragement herein , and do therefore , first , require you , that the fine lately imposed by our High Commissioners upon Robert Barker and Martin Lucas for base and corrupt printing of the Bible ...
Stranica 345
... thought fit , that the clergy , bishops and deans excepted , which give annually , should contribute , together with the laity , to the end that their good example might the better move them to the fur- therance of so necessary and ...
... thought fit , that the clergy , bishops and deans excepted , which give annually , should contribute , together with the laity , to the end that their good example might the better move them to the fur- therance of so necessary and ...
Stranica 351
... thought it had related to the spacious- ness of the room and the usual reading - place ; but his most excellent Majesty conceiving it to be entirely left to the discretion of the ordinary , I am better instructed for the like ...
... thought it had related to the spacious- ness of the room and the usual reading - place ; but his most excellent Majesty conceiving it to be entirely left to the discretion of the ordinary , I am better instructed for the like ...
Stranica 354
... thoughts , but your Lordship is very right , that the material church must be built , and an abler clergy in some measure provided , or else it will be vain to attempt it . And since you desire not only my counsel , but his Majesty's ...
... thoughts , but your Lordship is very right , that the material church must be built , and an abler clergy in some measure provided , or else it will be vain to attempt it . And since you desire not only my counsel , but his Majesty's ...
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Stranica 503 - Prebendaries ; and also to pass all the premises under the style and title of the Dean and Chapter of the Collegiate Church of St. Peter in Westminster...
Stranica 686 - Discourses on Prophecy, In which are considered its Structure, Use, and Inspiration ; being the substance of Twelve Sermons preached in the Chapel of Lincoln's Inn, by JOHN DAVISON, BD Sixth and Cheaper Edition.
Stranica 398 - (he writes in another place), " I see you deciphered it well " (they frequently corresponded in cipher), " and I see you make use of it too; do so still, thorough and thorough. Oh that I were where I might go so too ! but I am shackled between delays and uncertainties; you have a great deal of honor here for your proceedings ; go on a God's name.
Stranica 395 - I leave you to the Grace of God, and rest. — Your Lordship's very loving Friend and Brother, W. CANT. LAMBETH, April 20, 1636. B. Mr Hill Burton's Collation of the Lambeth Copy. In the Advocates' Library, Edinburgh, is an English Book of Common Prayer into which the late Mr Hill Burton transcribed this collation.
Stranica 686 - THE REAL PRESENCE, the Doctrine of the English Church, with a vindication of the reception by the wicked and of the Adoration of our Lord Jesus Christ truly present.
Stranica 390 - ... and if you make it appear, that any tenant of your lordship doth hold more lands than he doth acknowledge upon this survey, I will inform his majesty of him, and his course against the church, that such further order may be taken with him as shall appertain to justice.
Stranica 369 - I leave you to the grace of God, and rest, Your lordship's very loving friend and brother, Croyden, October 4, 1C34.
Stranica 690 - To make boys learn to read, and then place no good books within their reach, is to give men an appetite, and leave nothing in the pantry save unwholesome and poisonous food, which, depend upon it, they will eat rather than starve.
Stranica 448 - So I leave you to the grace of God, and rest, " Your Lordship's loving Freind and Brother, "W. CANT.
Stranica 406 - And for your canons, to speak truth, and with wonted liberty and freedom ; though I cannot but think the English canons entire, (especially with some few amendments) would have done better ; yet since you and that Church have thought otherwise, I do very easily submit to it, and you shall have my prayers that God would bless it.