...security of its religion,— requiring every person, who comes to the possession of the Crown, to join in communion with the church of England, as by law established, and confirming all the laws for securing the established religion. At the Union with Scotland, both in...

...com"' munion with the time being, shall for ever hereafter be a mem- the church ' - ' of England. ber of, and in Communion with the Church of England, as by Law established ; And that the Governors of the said College, and their successors, for ever, shall be one body Corporate and politick,...

...water side ; upon this condition, that the President of the said Colledge for ever, for the time being, be a Member of and in Communion with the Church of England, and that the Morning and Evening Service in said Colledge be the Liturgy of the said Church, or such...

...the Protestant holy religion, and belong to divers denominations of Christians dissenting from or not in communion with the Church of England as by law established, and are resident or domiciled in the British territories in India, to wit, ordained ministers of the Church...

...provided, always, such President anareiiows, 7 r 7 J 7 Professors, Elect or to be elected by them, be a member of, ^ and in Communion with the Church of England, appointed. as by Law Established ; and, also, to Elect one or more Fellow or Fellows, Professor or...

...through the influence of the Governor, who was a Churchman. The President, by the Charter, was always to be a member of, and in communion with the Church of England ; and the Prayers in the College Chapel were to be the Morning and Evening Prayer of the Church, or...

...water side, upon this condition, that the President of the said Colledge forever, for the time being, be a member of and in communion with the Church of England, and that the Morning and Evening service in said Colledge be the Liturgy of the said Church, or such...

...and other pious uses ; and the habendum was, to " the Rector and Inhabitants of the City of New York in communion with the Church of England as by law established, and their successors forever." So far as such property is concerned, there can be no doubt that transfers...

...was also provided that " Whosoever shall hereafter come to the possession of this Crown shall join in communion with the Church of England as by law established ; " and though various religious disabilities, aimed i chiefly at the Roman Catholics, have of late years been...

...by Law Established, the President of the said College, for the time being, shall for ever hereafter be a member of, and in Communion with the Church of England, as by Law established ; And that the Governors of the said College, and their successors, for ever, shall be one body Corporate and politick,...