rather call them two 24th Days, than two 23ds Tho' it is plain that the Rubrick, from the Acceffion of Queen Elizabeth to the Restora tion of King Charles, order'd the Service for the 23d Day to be repeated. And it was my Attention upon that, I fuppofe, which led me into the Miftake. You will excufe me, Sir, I hope, for the Trouble I give you, fince it proceeds from an ingenuous Difpofition, to fubmit wherever I find myfelf to be mistaken, rather than to per fift in an Error when known. London, Aug. 6. 1722. I am, Reverend SIR, Your Moft Oblig'd and Obedient Servant, CH. WHEATLY! S 3 THE INDE X. A A Bjuration Oath Page 87, 121 Abfolution may be given by every Curate at the 189, 190 Accounts of Church-Wardens, when, and to whom to be given 179 Accountable, in what Cafes the illegal Incumbent is the Sequeftrator is accountable Adminiftration of the Goods of Inteftate Perfons Adultery, how punishable in a Clergyman Advocates, who may be fo Advowfon. See Patronage Ara Chriftian, when firft fix'd and receiv'd here Affidavits for burying in Woollen Age of him who is to be confecrated Bishop - of him who is to be ordain'd Priest the danger of being ordain'd P. before 24. Albs enjoined Alimony can be fued for only in Ecclef. Courts 117 131 304 123, 124 276 70 212 309 Appeal to a fuperior Court fufpends a Sentence pafs'd in an inferior Court S 2 126 Appeal from the Archdeacon's Court to the Bishops 265 - - from the Archb. to the King in Chant. Aquæ bajulus Appropriations may ftill be made Archbishops, the Antiquity of them 39, 279 227 68 37 38, 44 may fummon Persons from any part of bis Archdeacons, their Original and Office of Cant. his fpecial Privilege their Vifitations and Procurat. 282 65,66 162, &c. whether Procurations must be paid to them their Jurifdiction and Courts their Power as to parochial Libraries 278 65 whether they have Power to command a Vifi- tation Sermon Archdeaconries, now Sine cures and compatible Principal Official of A. Arches, Court of A. Dean of A. Articles, fix bloody A. XXXIX of Religion, their Orthodoxy 65 93 99 284 ibid. ibid. 5 7,8 how penal to maintain any Doctrine contrary to them when to be fubfcribed and read 120 79,85 not to be fubfcribed on taking any Sine cure 93 84 Arrefting a Perfon going to and from Divine Service, Afcenfion-day, no Fair or Market to be kept on it Audience Court of A. in Prov. of Canterbury 281 ibid. Augmenting Vicarages, &c. Whether in the Bishop's Power 96 B B. 3 Ail, where to be given by Perfons taken by the Writ Excomm. 183 Banns of Marriage, who may, and may not forbid them Baptifm, against giving Publick B. in private nor of Inftitution 201, 202 261 57 77 Baftardy, in what cafe the Bishop is to try it 290, &c, 125 144 289 4 212 Beating a Clergyman, the Penalty of it in what Cafes a Prohibition lies Bede, when he wrote firft ufed our prefent Era in Hiftory Becket, Abp. of Canterbury, a Martyr for Popery, Benefices, the feveral forts of them two with Cure not compatible, tho' in the fame how many ways they may become void 110, 127 32 whether more than two can be held by Difpenja tion 106 Bible, when first printed in English, and the Effects of it Bishopricks, who Patron of them 4. 31 Bijbopricks, to whom the Fruits belong, Sede Vacante 32 |