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part of the Book ; and remain
gislatiye authority) till one or of
:shove mentioned takes place. '
Cousinoe Prayer enitotmel 1111 the .
14 Charles 11. as a standing. preee.ll
otanti, a Ring uiarrieg, the law '
F..rin of Prayer then prescrilied,
in fact, when Caroline became
was then no prayer fur a Quo
II:I Vin g died s 1111 l e time prelim
altered conformably to that etre
might immedititely to have her!'
answer the direction of the prot
is the name of the Qiieenfifiemi t
sion, namely, her arch iaz at the
the King by operation of the law .
meaning in words omitting a name,
it. In the rase of Stramlling r.
if-Torts, 206, it was laid down,
mits a thing to he done in a porn
that it shall not he done otherw
Charles, and the annexed !took •
thew that the legislature harm!
for.
1 conceive that the insertion .
natue into the Liturgy establi
nuance, and though her title becalm„
Lion of law, there must remain
her in the church s.rvite, fort,
ration invested her with higher
her in a worse situation than she
cause she was uo longer Primtre:A
not be prayed for as /Mil, enjoin
prayed for at all, besides, the sai
ply to the King himself. Time
ley, in Plowdeu's Reports, '231
Queen is of so high distince
drowns all other names of Iwnin
person that is Queen may have ~
certainly, by retitignialat eh; inferior
law does nut mean that rights -'
In the construction of an net I
or injury is to be done to a thirst
datives of the King are not by
jure others. See Nicholls r.
ports, 487.
A case of delinquency or moral
Queen, or any branch of the Hl`
were to be inserted in the pea\
plated, either by the clergy in
Lions, or by the legislature in .
therefore, no provision was made
names once inserted. It was -'
case should happen, a legislaf
or degrade might take place,
the Council might alter and t'
diviiitials mentioned in the-lira!
present occasion, that is to say,
to the circumetances by ousitto
It is observable, that when t
died, the Council of Nov. Is,
ing merely that her name should
dered that the names of the
Wales should he coutinnerl, wi
of retlatitlaut direction ; but v I
the Council of 14th February,
two names should be °mina 1 I
able, instead of altering, and
names, and romeirently idemr,
siou, the Comma, in the CXII.II/I
for the public good, omitted 7
saint and personal imieu of his
to time proper prayers, and left
form what they neglected to do.
been a solemn injunction to do
name " lieorge" in the prayers
and thereby Ai* the ides to the Is
in the eve of the Chnrch, a Sovereign
the / cirri's anointed. till after the arc
tion in the eeregisony of enronatime
was a most irreverential error. , i
cannot he considered as of greater
Enticel canon or constitution inamie
no canon or constitution Call bib
incorporated into the law of ...
ment, or having betu received
the statute 25 henry VIII. c. 19
constitutions, or ordinances shall
pngnant to the royal prerogativr
or statutes of the realm. The ar
are numerous; the latest alma
ton r. Croft, argued before I
in Strange's Reports, and 4 Vi
Corresponding authdrities mat
587, 2 Ventris 44, ft Coke's '...
309, hawking Pleas of the Crown
1 Lord Raymond's Reports, Matthews
keld's Repot ts.
In atteMpling to find authorities
exclusion of the Queen's name
with it laid down as law, that
vocation to hind the Clergy,
1 [mond to perform acts affecting t.
which is considered as part of
Prayer, and hinds the laity tutor&
, ports 1061, directs, immediate''
in the communion service, that
proclaim or pnblish any thing
the rules of the Book cif Common
Mr king, or by the °Angry of ti
tion allmles only to publicatio
lions, and exceoionudeatiblis.
Digest 3S, that the interpretati
siastical laws belong to the hi
a Bishop or other Ordinary cat
custom, command a layman to
ceremony. See, however, the
Crwft, before referred to, and al
Holt in the ease of Britton and
ports. And as to the interpretaii
Statutes, see Vaughan's Reports
*creations on the case of Eyston
Rep. 467. In the 20th of the 39
Church lath power to degree
authority in essatroversiee of '
title it .is declared, that every
Church loath authority to ordain
ceremonies or rites of the Chiral
',diorite. so that all things ;
see Ike Statutes of Unifortnity mg
(pun the whole it is to be coral
' &omen for changing names in
•Itrietly'ronfortnable to the power
the Council, I conceive (from
above mentioned) being the Ist
in the Act. That the Goootil
ots ors exclasioss of names sod
seried, recognitted, and Trete%
coitorsi and thus becoming **moil
' ban eonititatrtn. the law founded
people%' so long ami the persons
higher titre. That they must i
the (!been, if there be a wife of
the usual' rayers prescribed Is'
Act of liitiprinity, as well as tr.
self, Sibich.Oook is part aad parcel
qiiiintly' the hw of- the land.
scribed to be prayed for hy I
eitelitsiontt of -her Majesty's ..
the Stilton, otud Erelestaetical
•
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Custollo and. Royal Prcrogath
co totteraerate or shyraN
aeon yet. That there having
inarteentrirarbtextinetnte at the
in Ciesiteit fee ezpinging the r
Wales iilt''~lwm di. la* `ad

'I I
entatrehlde (t.teept 1).6'
other oldie i!ireinitst
I look upon the Its,: -
k 4f •
!he Act of I-niforuoity, of
recalent ; and that eo
it has a filtllsppet fii the
11, and therefore, althockk
iie Queen CUllsorr. ti;eft
!merit, herons! Charlene
the peaveys
tent
rvisoustance, yrt her agog
rti introdoiconl, in order
ovino, for otherwise, boor
ri t.o the then present acts.
the dignity .of Consort is
? I f there is oho:sense.,
('amino ionidy ditrist
Morgan, In Plo'notegi
that where ai s re,
posrtieular form, it
Itemise. Tlhe Shawl,. ,(
kof I 'motions Prayer, ladle
1141.0.1 a QUeelll I,s he priVra
m of tire Prineegs4 WaleVe
'Wished a r ght ut coati-
became merged by oiheta-
n,a personal rivogititiolof
• cite law it Welt tor its op,.
er dignity, wohnOt nut pi'
she lio-loi before, ant Ix'
are:s of Wale-, nt,d mid
join that she shictild nut Is
same reasoning would a
it case of Will..
11, oleelnrohs, that the title
etion, that it necessarily
nor or dignity which the
ce within the realm. Va,
nferior titles 115 :0 naiue,lLe
rs should hr extinguished.
of Parliament, no owlet
ird person, even the press.
1y any interpretation to M.
Nicholls, Plowdeu's Ito.
viral tnrnitiole by a Xing,
Royal Family, whose push
raters, was meter comes-
n their e.. 11101111, or et:Hunts-
their Acts of Uniforgiiiv.
made to expel or entail •
as obvious, that if such a
alive enactment to divorce
, and then, but not Wail,
change the names of Oleic-
myth's, and lit them to do
my, make thei.i cogfortuable
ringg them.
the late Queen Charlotte
Is, ISIS. instead of divert-
;obi no longer be med, sr- i
he Prince and Priors...lf
which %vas evidently a kik
is hen his late islaje'sty
1t424/, ordered that time
r; and so hat is very remark.
nil changing, and fining
to the then present ores•
mos of their wisdom or real
I and neglected to lit the
present gracious Majesty
eft the law vino:illy to pet-
do. There ought to have
the Clergy to coininge the
erg fur his• present Majesty,
Ilie tern., more...pet-141v as
overeign was not considered
thy arehiclopiseopsl beisofm-
ronation. This, therefok h- •
•ror. , An Order in Cooing
reater force than an eccleie
mask iu convocation ; sad
bind the laity without briaf
the land by Act of Parks-
ived time out of mind ; sal
. 19 enacts, that no rams,
hall he valid if they are to-
dive, or the customs, laws,
authorities on these points
I best is the ease of hfidilk.
Lord Ilardnieke, rerntol •
V i ner's Abridgement J2O.—
may be found in Godolphin
I Institutes 65tto 7.05. last
rown 474, Phillips n. Bet!.
Matthews s. Burdett, 2 Sol-
'Thies that might justify the
ie front the Liturgy, I meet
t rules may he made inane-
., but the Clergy cannot ho
rig the laity. 'the Hybrid,
rt of the .book of Comma
*retooling to Strauge's Re
tely after the Nicene Deed
host tit, Minister shall col
g bet what is prescribed in
noon Prayer, or emjaiell by
of the place ; bet this diree-
stion of banns, briefs, MN-
i. It appears by 6 Comps s
idiot' and execution of emir-
Chug and his Ministers; lot
cannot, without a moo■ or
to observe any new rile or
the case of 3liddletoo r.
also the opinion of Lord
and Mandisli, 6 Modern Re-
retation and construction of
sorts 305, 365, and the oh-
!stop r. !Oudot, in Plowden's
le 39 Articles it is said, the
ce rites or ceresoonies,and
faith;
aid in thoidtkAr-
very particular ejationsh
l
nil Main, change, a abolis
as ontained only by man's s; s
be doer to edifying. Bat
y made :dace.
corelsolvd, that as Order in
m in the Liturgy, most be
ewer given by the Prosieso
is that part of the (tulsrick
lawfal authority alluded no •
teil cannot order the espgl-
ad ideas of per,oons once
rived into general nve awl
sanctioned by the Ia snori-
ntlesl on the manners of the
'sons enjoy the same or a
,t fit or adapt the name of
of the reigmug monarch. to
liv the book annexed tothe
the sane of the Kink him-
carrel of the Art, and row-
d. That the Queen is pre-
r the 55 Canon. That die.
's name is a violatinid
on ut
Fative, and trolls is its
deprave the Book of Co.'
vin been so preosins de-
pnecevr
the tioreiVs title, the'
sliest Law, anal
fr
• name of she
I Conferred a higher tit