...into a premunire } and to deny the supremacy was treason. Queen Elizabeth, by an act passed in 1559, entitled "An act for the uniformity of common prayer...the church, and administration of the sacraments," was confirmed in the possession of all ecclesiastical jurisdiction. This statute lies open to view...

...occasioned the separation."* 539. Neal has more to the same purpose. Respecting the act of Elizabeth, entitled "An Act for the Uniformity of Common Prayer...the Church, and Administration of the Sacraments," he speaks as follows. " Upon this fatal rock of uniformity in things merely indifferent (in the opinion...

...Spiritual, and abolishing alt foreign Powers repugnant to the same ib. [ No. XLII. ] 1 Elizabeth, c. 2,— An Act for the Uniformity of Common Prayer and Service in the Church, and Administration of the Sacrament ib. [ No. XLIII. ] 5 Elizabeth, c. 1.— An Act for the Assurance of the Queen's Royal Power...

...into a premunire ; and to deny the supremacy was treason. Queen Elizabeth, by an act passed in 1559, entitled "An act for the uniformity of common prayer...the church, and administration of the sacraments," was confirmed in the possession of all ecclesiastical jurisdiction. This statute lies open to view...

...Edward's first book, wherein copes and other garments were ordered to be used. The title of the act is, an act for the uniformity of common prayer and service...the church, and administration of the sacraments. It was brought into the house of commons April IS, and was read a third time April M. It passed the...

...Edward's first book, wherein copes and other garments were ordered to be used. The title of the act is, an act for the uniformity of common prayer and service...the church, and administration of the sacraments. It was brought into the house of commons April 18, and was read a third time April 20. It passed the...

...Book. It was, however, presented to parliament, and adopted as the national form of religion, by " The Act for the Uniformity of Common Prayer and Service in the Church, fee." The same parliament passed an act vesting the entire ecclesiastical jurisdiction in the crown,...

...persons as transgressed the law made in the 1st of EuuBBTU, entitled, " an Act for the uniformity- of tbe Common Prayer, and Service in the Church, and Administration of the Sacraments." Sir John wa> a great economist, yet kept a plentiful establishment, au J enjoins by hi» last will...

...180.— TV] 3 Collier, ii. 430; D'Ewes, 28. 4 [D'Ewes, ibid. ; Stat. 1 Eliz. c. 2. It was called " An Act for the uniformity of common prayer and service...the church, and administration of the sacraments". Having declared the act, passed in the first year of the late queen for the abolition of the reformed...

...Months' Imprisonment instead. Committing any of the offences mentioned in sec. 9 of the 1 Eliz. c. 2. (an Act for the Uniformity of Common Prayer and Service...the Church and Administration of the Sacraments), and enumerated in the statement of the llth sec. of that Act at p. 71 of this list, and being thereof...