...without a cer' tificate from the right reverend father in God the ' lord bishop of London, of his being conformable to 'the doctrine and discipline of the church of England, 'and of a good life and conversation: And if any . 'person already prefer'd to a benefice, shall appear...

...colony, without a certificate from the right rev. father in God, the lord bishop of London, of his being conformable to the doctrine and discipline of the church of England, and of a good life and conversation ; and if any person, preferred already to a benefice, shall appear...

...purposes of religion was a pious work, and not contrary to law, it being notorious, that impropriationa are frequently bought and sold by private persons...proceedings were contrary to law, and decreed that their feoffment should be cancelled ; that the impropriations they had purchased should he confiscated to...

...secret abettors; and subscribe the same, make and subscribe the declaration, and also subscribe t» he conformable to the doctrine, and discipline, of the church of England, and after having taken and subscribed the oaths aforesaid, mad* and subscribed the declaration, and subscribed...

...secret abettors; and subscribe the same, make and subscribe the declaration, and also subscribe f> be conformable to the doctrine, and discipline, of the church of England, and after having taken andsubscribeil the oaths aforesaid, made and subscribed the declaration, and subscribed...

...certificate from the Right Rev. Father in God, the Lord Bishop of London, or some other Bishop, of his being conformable to the doctrine and discipline of the Church of England, and of a good life and conversation ; and if any Person preferred already to a Benefice, shall appear to...

...certificate from the Right Rev. Father in God, the Lord Bishop of London, or some other Bishop, of his being conformable to the doctrine and discipline of the Church of England, and of a good life and conversation ; and if any Person preferred already to a Benefice, shall appear to...

...purposes of religion was a pious work, and not contrary to law, it being notorious, that impropriations are frequently bought and sold by private persons...proceedings were contrary to law, and decreed that their feoffment should be cancelled ; that the impropriations they had purchased should be canfiscated to...

...notorious, that impropriations are frequently bought and sold by private persons; that the donors or this money gave it for this and such other good uses...opinion, that their proceedings were contrary to law, and decreeu that their feoffment should be cancelled ; that the impropriations they had purchased should...

...notorious, that impropriations are frequently bought and sold by private persons; that the donors or this money gave it for this and such other good uses...ordinary of the place. But notwithstanding all they couldl say, the court was of opinion, that their proceedings were contrary to law, and decreed that...