This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1817 Excerpt: ...inevervnew to be made or constituted, pursuant to this Act, and a perChurch,&c petual succession of Rectors there, to have cure of the souls and a per-Qj tne inhabitants of such new parish; and where there cession of" now s a certain morning preacher in any Chapel which shall Rectors. be converted into a parochial ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1817 Excerpt: ...inevervnew to be made or constituted, pursuant to this Act, and a perChurch,&c petual succession of Rectors there, to have cure of the souls and a per-Qj tne inhabitants of such new parish; and where there cession of" now s a certain morning preacher in any Chapel which shall Rectors. be converted into a parochial Church, who shall have usually officiated there for the space of one month next before the xiie mornconsecration thpreof, such Minister, from and immediately ing preachafter such consecration, shall be and is hereby declared to be er in any the first Rector of such new Church and Parish, without any Chapelconadmission, institution, or induction to the same; but shall verted "lt0 nevertheless be and continue complete Rector thereof in the church same and as ample manner as it' he had been instituted and shall be the inducted thereunto; and in every other new Church and firstftector. parish, to be erected or constituted pursuant to this Act, In every the first Rector shall be nominated and appointed by her other new Majesty of and in such new Church and parish; and every Churchtbe such new Rector hereby declared, or to be nominated, as jjTM'" aforesaid, and his successors shall be and are hereby incor-t'lie first porated, and shall be named and called the Rector of such Rector, new Church respectively, by the name which shall be given Stepney is to such Church respectively in the Act or Instrument of con-excepted by secration thereof; and shall be, and are hereby enabled to JtA""i sue and be sued in all courts and places of this realm; and 4"-c' the freehold and inheritance of the lands and hereditaments e to be purchased for such new Church, church-yards, or ce-holdsballbe metery or cemeteries, and such mansion or...
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