...likewife obliged to fign the following Declaration, I do hereby declare my unfeigned AJJent and Confent to all and every Thing contained and prescribed in and by the Book intituled, '•The Book of Common-Prayer, &c. Befides this, every Minifter was obliged to Ggn- a Declaration...

...prefcribed, in tbefe words, and no other: " I AB do here declare ' my unfeigned aflent and confent to all and every thing ' contained and prescribed in and by the hook, intituled, ' The book of common prater and adminiftration of the 1 facraments, and other rights...

...insensible : for though by the express words of the declaration, every clergyman is obliged to declare his unfeigned assent, and consent to all and every thing...and prescribed in, and by the book of common prayer ; yet since it is said in the act of uniformity, that he shall <leclare his assent, and consent to...

...office of Presbyters, and solemnly to pray for what they were assured they had already. II. They were required to declare their unfeigned assent and consent...thing contained and prescribed in and by the book, entitled, The Book of Common Prayer, and administration of the sacraments, and other rites and ceremonies...

...could provide ; and he could use many things prescribed in the book of Commonprayer. But to declare an unfeigned assent and consent to all and every thing contained and prescribed in that book, was what, he says, he could not do, and gives his reasons J. — He considered the Ceremonies...

...subscriptions to articles of religion, is, my lords, in a great measure applicable to the declaration of unfeigned assent and consent to ALL and EVERY THING contained and prescribed in and by th book of Common Prayer, which every clergyman is obliged, in the most solemn manner to make. Tbut...

...schoolmasters and the like, who are subservient towards learning. Every such person was to declare 4 his ' unfeigned Assent and Consent to all and ' every thing contained and prescribed in and ' by the Book, entitled ' The Book of Com' mon Prayer,' &c. The subscription wns generally thought so reasonable,...

...schoolmasters ami the like, who are subservient towards learning. Every such person was to declare ' bis ' unfeigned Assent and Consent to all and ' every thing contained and prescribed in mid ' by the Book, entitled ' The Book of Coni4 mon Prayer,' &c. The subscription was generally thought...

...insensible : for though by the express words of the declaration, every clergyman is obliged to declare his unfeigned assent, and consent to all and every thing contained and prescribed in, and by the book * P. 17. t P. i* of common prayer ; yet since it is said in the act of uniformity, that he shall declare...

...did err, or ho would not by his subscription, agreeably to the Act of Uniformity, have declared his " unfeigned assent and consent to all 'and every thing contained and prescribed in and by the book entitled the Book of Common Prayer." However desirous Dr. Milner may have been, to vindicate the distribution...