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Will the bishops stand by their clergy? A few words on episcopal monopoly of power and patronage.
An address to district visitors and tract distributors.
A letter to a convocation-man, concerning the rights, powers, and privelages of that body. First published in 1697. [Attributed to Sir Bartholomew Shower, but in fact written by Francis Atterbury from material supplied by Sir B. Shower and another] /
Norwich Christian Union: an address ...
Address from the clergy of the Deanery of ******** to the parents and heads of families in their respective parishes.
Churchmen and church-rates. An appeal to the former on the subject of the latter /
What is the use of our cathedrals? Letter to the Lord Stanley, M.P., on the true principle of cathedral reform.
The exclusive validity of episcopal ordinations attested by the primitive church and the reformed Catholic Church of England: two sermons preached in the district Chapel of the Holy Trinity, Roehampton, on the fourteenth and fifteenth Sundays after Trinity, September 21st and 28th, 1851.
Two letters on the revival of convocation.
Church government according to the New Testament: an essay ...
The synod, no treason: a few words in reply to the opponents of synodical action in the diocese of Exeter.
Convocation. To his grace the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, Primate of all England, and metropolitan, the humble appeal of George Anthony Denison.
What kind of synod does the Church of England require? A letter to the Lord Bishop of Chichester.
The papal aggression upon the Church of England to be met and successfully repelled by the revival of diocesan synods ...
The principle of church synods, and their probable effect in restoring the organization of the church ...
Diocesan synods; a speech ...
The Jerusalem chamber; or, Convocation and its possibilities.
Three letters, addressed to the clergy of the Diocese of Bath and Wells, on the revival of Convocation, &c. &c.
A brief account of the method of synodical action in the American church: a paper presented to the Provisional Committee of the Synodal consultative meeting at Derby.
The ancient practice and proposed revival of diocesan synods in England ...
An address to the churchmen of England on the increase in the Episcopate ...
Letter to Viscount Palmerston ... on the address voted by convocation on June 29th, 1855.
A catena of Episcopal authorities on the synodal question, etc.
The ancient independence of the province and convocation of York ...