 | Abel Boyer - Great Britain - 1712 - 528 pages
...Stating the ' PMck dccompts of the Kingdom, for one Year *. longer, 3. An Aft to prevent theDifturbing thofe ' of the Epifcopal Communion in that Part of...Britain called Scotland, in the Exercife of their ' Religious Worfhip, and in the ufe of the Litar' gy of the Church of England, and for R.epealin| '... | |
 | English literature - 1792 - 684 pages
...lot^ of Queen Anne would bear' him out in that opinion. That flatute made it " free and lawful tor all thofe of the Epifcopal communion, in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, to meet and aflemble lor the czercife of divine \vorfhip, to he performed after their own... | |
 | Great Britain - Law - 1764 - 486 pages
...in this prefent feflion of parlia- 1 0 Annx, c. j, ment, intituled^ An aft to prevent the disturbing thofe of the epifcopal communion, in that part of...Britain called Scotland, in the exercife of their religious worihip, and in the ufe of the liturgy of the church of England; and for repealing the aft... | |
 | Great Britain - 1765 - 572 pages
...the tenth year of the reign of Queen Anne in- * ' 7* tituled, An a£l to prevent the dijlurbing tbofe of the epifcopal communion, in that part of Great Britain, called Scotland, in the exercife of their religious ivorjhip, and in the life of the liturgy of the church of England; and for repealing the... | |
 | Parliament proc - 1792 - 556 pages
...tothof Queen Anne, would bear him out in that opinion. That ftatute made it " free and lawful for all thofe of " the Epifcopal communion in that part of Great Britain called " Scotland, to meet and affcmble for the exercife of Divine A. 1792. DEBATES. " worihip, to be performed... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament - Great Britain - 1792 - 558 pages
...loth of Queen Anne, would bear him put in that opinion. That ftatute made it " free and lawful for all thofe of " the Epifcopal communion in that part of Great Britain called " Scotland, to meet and aflemblc for the cxercife of Divine " worfhip, to be performed after their... | |
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The noble and learned Lord, if I took his argument right, faid, that the ftatute, pafTed in favour of the Scotch Epifcopalians, in the loth of Queen Anne, would bear him put in that opinion. 