"Church of England"

Key Phrases: Church of England, Roman Catholic, Church Catholic, British Critic, Tractarian Movement, Froude's Remains, traditional high churchmen, poetry professorship, subscription reform, evangelical heresy, ecclesiastical miracles, apostolical church (see more)

Key Phrases: Church of England, Roman Catholic, Church Catholic, British Critic, Tractarian Movement, Froude's Remains, Christian Observer, Archbishop of Canterbury, Oriel College, Bible Society, Bishop of Oxford, John Keble, John Newman, Bishop Bagot, English Reformation, Francis Newman, Vice Chancellor, William Palmer, Anglican Church, Court of Arches, Jesus Christ, Birmingham Oratory, Bishop Blomfield, Blanco White, Corpus Committee, traditional high churchmen, poetry professorship, subscription reform, evangelical heresy, ecclesiastical miracles, apostolical church, ecclesiastical irregularity, other high churchmen, episcopal charges, clerical subscription, establishment evangelicals, apostolical succession, monastic experiment, prophetical tradition, radical evangelicalism, tracts said, parochial sermons, postbaptismal sin, university sermons, evangelical impulse, early tracts, religious marketplace, evangelical religion, baptismal regeneration, holy virginity (see less)

Key Phrases: Church of England, Marriage Act, Halsbury's Laws of England, Anglican Marriage, Service of the Word, Act of Uniformity, jus liturgicum, authorised chapel, whichever rite, general canon law, service authorised, rigorist interpretation (see more)

Key Phrases: Church of England, Marriage Act, Halsbury's Laws of England, Anglican Marriage, Service of the Word, Act of Uniformity, Pastoral Measure, House of Bishops, Ministration of Private Baptism, Burial Laws Amendment Act, The Times, Holy Week, Ministration of Publick Baptism of Infants, Miscellaneous Provisions, Moore's Introduction, Notes of Cases, Bishop of Lincoln, Church House Publishing, Legal Advisory Commission, Lord's Prayer, Time of Death, Sir John Nicholl, Dean of the Arches, Sir Robert Phillimore, Sir William Scott, jus liturgicum, authorised chapel, whichever rite, general canon law, service authorised, rigorist interpretation, common licence, faculty jurisdiction, licence from the bishop, superintendent registrar, authorised services, conventional district, parochial church council, diocesan registrar, ecclesiastical offence, rubric dealing, pastoral scheme, illegal ceremony, person whose consent, private baptism, burial board, ornaments rubric, emergency baptism, lawful minister, ecclesiastical district (see less)

Key Phrases: Church of England, Bishop of London, Harvard College, Hon'ble Society, Rhode Island, Massachusetts Bay, dissenting neighbours, dissenting teachers, obedt humble servt, excellent church, most dutiful son, most obedt (see more)

Key Phrases: Church of England, Bishop of London, Harvard College, Hon'ble Society, Rhode Island, Massachusetts Bay, Trinity Church, New York, Lord of London, Christ Church, Almighty God, New Hampshire, King's Chapel, Archbishop of Canterbury, Board of Overseers, Joshua Brown, Great Britain, Honb'e Society, Commissary Price, Lieutenant Governor, Lieut Governor, Samuel Myles, New London, Independant Teachers, Majesty King George, dissenting neighbours, dissenting teachers, obedt humble servt, excellent church, most dutiful son, most obedt, publick worship, worthy missionary, provincial church, monthly lecture, flourishing church, most humble servant (see less)

Key Phrases: Church of England, Archdeacon Manning, Robert Wilberforce, Archdeacon of Chichester, English Church, Gorham Judgment, new archdeacon, ecclesiastical statesman, management clauses, diocesan boards, following letter shows, royal supremacy (see more)

Key Phrases: Church of England, Archdeacon Manning, Robert Wilberforce, Archdeacon of Chichester, English Church, Gorham Judgment, Catholic Church, John Anderdon, Anglican Church, Church of Rome, National Society, Roman Church, English Catholics, High Church, Henry Wilberforce, Sidney Herbert, James Hope, Henry Manning, William Manning, Archdeacon Hare, Bishop Wilberforce, Colonial Office, Low Church, Bishop of Chichester, Combe Bank, new archdeacon, ecclesiastical statesman, management clauses, diocesan boards, following letter shows, royal supremacy (see less)