fees for, ib.

in church, 651.

in chancel, 652.

in churchyard, 653.

rector cannot be compelled to bury in
any particular part of churchyard,
653.

cremation not unlawful, 654.
whether strangers may be buried in
parish churchyard, ib.
faculty for vault for, 655.

of parishioner dying out of parish, ib.
in cemeteries, 656.

of dead bodies in seas or rivers, ib.
ofpaupers, ib.

bodies when buried not to be moved,
657.

in consecrated portion of cemetery to be
registered by chaplain, ib.

not to take place in burial places closed

by order in council, 658.

in St. Paul's and Westminster Abbey,
659.

Burial Board, powers of, 651-659, 683.
provision for Nonconformists, 660.
ordinary to consecrate land for burial
of poor, 661.

power to bury before consecration, 663.
when faculty required, 664.

care of closed ground, ib.

need not be performed in unconsecrated
ground, 666.

of lunatics, 667.

not hindered by debt, ib.

of attainted traitors, ib.

mode of, of ecclesiastical cognizance,
668.

minister not to refuse except in certain
cases, 669.

of suicides, 670.

office of, 671.
ringing at, 672.

registration of 672, 698, 699.
fees on, 673-684.

provisions of the Cemeteries Clauses

Act, for payments in compensation
for fees, 678.

clerks and sextons in burial grounds,
682.

BURIAL-continued.

Burial Board regulations, 694.
Burial Laws Amendment Act, provi-
sions of, 696.

office of, not used for those dying ex-
communicate, 1089.

chapels of closed burial grounds, 1462.
burial grounds in Ireland, 1757.

BURIAL LAWS AMENDMENT ACT,
See TABLE OF STATUTES, 43 & 44 Vict.
c. 41.

BUTCHERS,

work done by, on Sundays, 798.

CANONRY,

what, 138.

charge upon, legal, 140.

no lapse of, 165.

list of canonries, 176.

suspended canonries, 176, 177.

Christ Church, separate estates of, 182.

CANONS OF (1571)..1617.

CANONS OF (1603)..7.

altered by convocation (1866)..15.
summary of, as to discipline of the
clergy, 907.

as to hours of marriage, 1547.
temporality not bound by, 1562.

not to contravene the law of the land,
ib.

CANONS OF (1640)..713.

CANONS OF (1888)..608.

CANONS

of the Irish Church, 1753.

of the Church in Scotland, 1765.

CANTERBURY,

diocese of, 24.

Ecclesiastical Court of. See ARCHES

COURT and VICAR-GENERAL.

Commissary Court of, 999.

CANTERBURY, ABP. OF,
income of, 27.

first Archbishop of, 31.
style of, ib.

formerly had primacy over Ireland, ib.
privilege of, to crown the King of
England, ib.
precedence of, ib.

special licence granted by, 612, 613, 637.
official principal of, 924, 928.
power to grant dispensations, 946.
power of, to issue scale of fees for
diocesan courts in his province, 1002.
degrees given by, 1565.

visitation of universities by, 1605.

CANTERBURY, CATHEDRAL OF,
Bishops of the province to be conse-
crated there, 48.

CAPETOWN, BP. OF, 1774, 1784.

CAPIAS,

writ of, 1092, 1093, 1094.

CARDINALS,

college of, 21.

CARLISLE,

diocese of, 26.

Consistory Court of, 999.

case of Bishop of. See TABLE OF CASES.

CARTHAGE,

Council of, 1524.

CEMETERIES,

chaplains to, 471.

acts respecting, 656, 663, 678.
made by sanitary authorities, 666.
for lunatic asyla, 667.

parish clerks in, 682, 1515.

under Church Building Acts, 1718.
CENSURES, ECCLESIASTICAL,
nature of, 838, 839, 1064-1105.
release and pardon from, 1105.
CEREMONIES,

mutable and immutable, 702, 703.
distinction between rites and, 706.
CERTIFICATE,

penalty for false, 501.

of publication of banns, 599.

of registrar for marriages, 613, 619.
of execution of writ, 963.

right of vicar in, 237, 1403.
burials in, 652.

monuments and vaults in, 695.

screens and gates in, 733, 1402.
repaired by rector, 1258.
origin of name, 1402.

rubric as to, ib.

other names for, ib.

repair of, 1415-1418.

disposition of seats in, 1432.
impropriator's seat in, ib.
vicar's seat in, 1433.

difference between great chancels and
lesser ones, 1434.

CHANCELLOR, LORD,

right of, as to king's benefices, 277, 296.
power of, to sell advowsons, 297, 303,
1698.

to require return of incumbent's in-
come, 298

as to payment of purchase-money to,
ib.

as to application of purchase-money
under direction of, 299.

to augment benefices, 300, 302, 1698.
formerly civilian or ecclesiastic, 474, 827.
to sequester estates of parties contuma-
cious, 1104.

CHANCELLORS OF DIOCESES,

to subscribe Thirty-nine Articles, 914,
office of, 916, 928.
court of, 917.
jurisdiction of, 929, 930.

bishop may be compelled to appoint, 931.
distinction between, and commissary, ib.
varieties in patents of, in different
dioceses, 932.

I when action lies against, 933.

CHANCELLORS-continued.

fee of, on consecration of churches, &c.,
1398.

in Charity Commission under 43 Eliz.
c. 4..1570.
CHANCERY,

marriages of wards in, 558.
control of charities by, 1569.
CHAPELS,

ornaments of bishop's chapel, 65.
statute of 1 Geo. 1, st. 2, c. 10, respect-

ing, 242, 244.

district, 243, 460. See DISTRICT CHAPELS.
of ease, 244, 273, 1061, 1453, 1759.
statute of 34 & 35 Vict. c. 66, respect-
ing, 244.

rights of perpetual curate in, ib.
curates in, origin of, ib.

form of nomination to, ib.
ministers of proprietary, 250.
converted into parish church, 625.
repairs of, 1418, 1458.

private chapels, 1450.

licence to perform service in, 1451.

free chapels, 1452.

parochial chapels, 1453.

evidence of being, 1454.

provisions in Church Building Acts

as to, 1455, 1718.

consents requisite for erection, ib.
dependence of, on mother church,
1457.

submission of curate of, 1458.

who may erect, and who may nomi-
nate to, 1459.
district, 1723.

proprietary chapels, 250, 436, 1459, 1759.
unconsecrated, may revert, 1459.
owner keeps control of, ib.
churchwarden no power in, ib.

to schools, 1461, 1626, 1630.

bishop may license clergyman to
officiate in, 1461, 1462.
may revoke licence, 1462.
status of minister in, ib.
offertory in, ib.
under Burial Acts, ib.

in colleges, 757, 1461, 1462, 1570.
CHAPLAIN GENERAL,

CHAPLAINS-continued.

of privileged persons, &c.-continued.
office of, in House of Lords, how
performed, 457.

in army and navy, iò.

no special service for the army, ib.
to forts and garrisons, 458.
principal chaplain, ib.

office of chaplain general revived, 459.
might be a suffragan bishop, ib.
Army Chaplains Act, 459-461.
provisions in the Articles of War,
1871, respecting, 461.
naval chaplains, 462.
government of, ib.

qualifications for office of, 462, 464.
orders in council as to, 464.
form of appointment of, ib.
to gaols, ib.

appointment of, ib.

provisions of Prison Act as to, 465.
assistant chaplains, 465, 467.
appointed by Home Secretary, 465.
room for use as chapel by, ib.
performance of divine service by, 466.
to visit prisoners, ib.

to have access to prisoners under sen-
tence of death, 467.
substitute on death of, ib.
Prison Ministers Act, ib.
to workhouses,

statute of 4 & 5 Will. 4, c. 76, as to, ib.
judgment in case of Reg. v. Guardians
of Braintree Union as to appointment
of, 469.

removal of, ib.

may officiate against will of incum-
bent, ib.

to lunatic asyla, ib.

Lunatic Asylums Act, ib.

appointed by committee of visitors,
470.

provisions of Lunacy Act respecting,
ib.

CHAPTERS, CATHEDRAL-continued.
to propose alteration in their own
statutes, 171.

constitution of, defined by 4 & 5 Vict.
c. 39..173.

separate patronage of members of, 181.
of Welsh cathedrals, 185.

minor canons appointed by, 187.
officials of, 927.

exchange of lands of, 1321, 1669.
leases by, 1323-1326, 1673.
extinguishment of old leasehold inte-
rests by, 1337-1346, 1673.

transfer of estates of, by Ecclesiastical
Commissioners, 1669.

See CATHEDRALS AND DEANS.

CHARGE,

of bishop, 479.

CHARGES ON BENEFICES. See
BENEFICES.

CHARITABLE FOUNDATIONS,
visitor of, 1046, 1604.

CHARITABLE TRUSTS,

origin of relation of church to, 1565.
connection between church and, 1567.
what are charities, ib.

commissions to inquire into, under 43
Eliz. c. 4..1567, 1568.

gifts to church, how far a charity,
1568.

privileges of, 1569, 1571.
control of, 1569.

subject to Mortmain Statutes, ib.
jurisdiction of church over, ib.

recognition by church of status in

charitable corporation, 1570.

privileges of the church with respect
to, 1571.

superstitious uses, ib.

rural charities, 1575.

restraints of mortmain, 1575-1586.

See MORTMAIN; CHARITY COMMIS-

CHURCH, THE-continued.
freehold of, 1384.

not rateable, ib.
bells of, 1385.
key of, ib.

robbing of, 1387.
sanctuary, ib.

compensation for riotous destruction of,
ib.

consecration of, 1388.

no church till consecration, ib.

no consecration before endowment, ib.
time of, 1389.

authority for service, 1390.

form of, 1390-1398.

of churchyard with church, 1396.
of churchyard singly, 1397.
forms in present use, ib.

other churches, effect on, 1398.
procuration upon, ib.

new table of fees on, ib.

reconciliation of, 1399.

legal effect of consecration of, ib.

re-consecration, 1400.

modern cases as to, ib.

where communion table has been

repairs of,

anciently by bishops, 1415.
next by rectors, ib.
finally by inhabitants, ib.
of chancel by rector, 1416.
sometimes by vicar, ib.

of chancel discharge from repairs of
church, 1417.

duty of sequestrator as to chancel, ib.
old constitutions as to, 1418.

of chapel of ease, no discharge from
repairs of church, ib.

of united churches, ib.

no prohibition in case of, 1419.
churchwardens' duty, ib.

faculties for alterations, ib.
principal decisions as to, 1420.
unauthorized, restrained by injunc
tion, 1422.

faculty required to pull down, 1423,