receiv'd by the Province of York Publishing Things in the Church ibid. 308 Puritans fenfible that the 16th of the XXXIX Articles did not favour their Notions Ο Uakers, what Remedy against them for Tybes and other Church Duties 264 Qualifications general for Dignities and Plurality 55 for a Plurality, and what nulls it 103, 104 in what cafe not necessary a Form of Qualification 106 316 Quarrelling in Church or Churchyard, how punishable 27 Quare impedit, when to be made use of 78 Queen Anne's generous Bounty to the poor Clergy 32 Her Letters Patents for the perpetuating this R Bounty R 322 Ails to the Communion-Table, whofe Confent to be ask'd in order to erect them 178 Reading Articles and Liturgy on coming to a Benefice 85 a Form of Teftimonial on that Occafion 315 the Act against profane Curfing and Swearing 309 Prayers, the most regular and easy way of doing it II, 12 Reconciliation of Recufants and Schifmaticks, by the Gurate 189 of Churches polluted, left to the Bishop's Difcretion Reformation, when and how effected Refuje. See Inftitution 28 4, 5 Refufed, the Clerk that is refused for Infufficiency, not afterwards to be admitted 78 Re Register, that the Clerk ought to fee his Ordination enter'd in the Bishop's Register the Parish Register Repairs of Churches 57 309" 311 20, 288 Repelling from the Communion, the Curate's Power berein Refidence, what it is Incumbents of Sine cures oblig'd to Refid. Refignation, how to be made. a Form of it 321 not good without the Bifh. Acceptance 114 116 Rome, what parts of the Liturgy that Church borrowed ΙΟ how long we were in Communion with that Ghurch 3 Revoke, how the King may revoke his Prefentation, Rights of Predeceffor and Succeffor Royal, who of the Royal Family may qualify Chaplains without Number Rural Deans, their Office, &c. 130, 136, &c. 265 103 65 S Acrament and Teft, whether to be taken upon In- Sacram Sanctuaries Sacraments to be adminifteed freely. Sacrilege, what is fo by the Common Law 87, &c. 28, 289 261 28 Saints, a Scotch Synod voted, that Pater nofter may 7 Saxton, whether the Parishioners can chufe one 227 Britains 3 Scotland Scotland formerly fubject to the Archb. of York Schoolmasters, by whom to be licensed Secular Employ forbid Clergymen by Canon Law 42 2 44 148 Offices and Burdens, how the Clergy exempt Sees of Bishops, fome of them in Villages 144 49 Sentence of Deprivation, by whem to be pronounced 125 in what Cafes used 128 128, &c. Sequeftrator cannot maintain an Action at Common-Law 131 Sermons were used of old Sefs for Repairs of the Church, &c. how to be made 20, 173, 290 Remedy for the collecting of it 304 174 needs not be confirmed by the Ordinary Glebe, Manfe, and Tythes not to be affefs'd to the Church Sidemen, their Original and Office 311 169 Simony, how many forts of it, and how punishable by how the Simony of a former Incumbent may 120 Simoniacal Bonds, whether good at Law Sons of Popish Clergymen not always Illegitimate 109 Fathers without a Dispensation Spoliation, what, and the use of it 77 82 Sub- Submiffion of the Clergy in H. VIII's Time repealed Subferiptions to be made by them who take Orders. Subfidies formerly granted by Convocation Suffragan Bishops Suit for Tythes of old restrained to the Ecclefiaftical Court of late in the Exchequer Sunday, Laws for observing it 299 300 52 79 гбо 48 293 294 194 no Faft to be kept on that Day 198 Supremacy of the King 29 Surplice, by what Authority used 22 124 180 Curates might inflict this Cenfure ibid. Synods 150 167 refufing to wear it, how penal when worn out, how to be difpofed of Sufpenfion, a Clergyman under Sufpenfion, and yet offi- ciating is to be deprived ab Ingreffu Ecclefiæ 124 25 T T Axes formerly granted by the Clergy in Convocat. Te Deum, where, and by whom firft Compofed гб 10 18 Temporalities of a Bishop, when he has right to them 36 32 Temporal Offices not forbid to the Clergy by the Canon- Law only, which never prevailed here, as to Tenths given to the poor Clergy by the late Queen 148 32 121 Arrears of Tenths due from the Predeceffor, how 1:36 Terriers Terriers, what they are and what use Teft, whether to be taken by Clergymen where to be register'd 102, 316- 280 50 19 23 Title for Orders, what is fo, and how necessary Trees in Church-yards not to be cut down Tunicles enjoined Tythes. Tythes and Offerings, to whom originally paid 15, &c. great and small the feveral forts of them. 229 ibid. 228 Act for the more eafy recovery of Small-T. 264,350 229, &c. take them 230 the way by which they are to be carried 230 ibid. 231 if a Stranger carry them away, the Owner ac- ibid. in cafe a Field be divided between two Parishes, what the Owner is to do 236 who is to be fued in cafe Tythes be not set forth 239 another ibid. if |