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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… 187 b. Sir Robert Howard, prisoner in the Fleet. Appeared and took oath to answer articles. On bond given in 1,500 l. … London, spinster, prisoner in the Gatehouse. Appeared and took oath to answer articles. To be enlarged out of the … so many paces he made to hell; also that pictures or images were no more ornaments to a church than stews to a …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Mason, vicar of Cherry Willingham, co. Lincoln. Appeared and took oath to answer articles. Nov. 5. Joseph Lee, clerk, … who observed holidays did as ill as they who worshipped images; and that rich men when they die hope to be carried to … guilty of long continued inconformity to the rites and ceremonies of church of England, and having been admitted to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… clerk, vicar of Weston-Zoyland, Somerset. Appeared and took oath to answer articles, and was monished to be examined before the next court day. … by his ordinary to conform himself to the rites and ceremonies of the Church of England, and in particular to bow …
Acts of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
… of the kirk of scotland, indicted by the king's makestie, and conveened at Glasgow, the 21 of november, 1638. TO THE … what, in the beginning, by the mercies of our God and the ministerie of his faithfull servants, was the … in divine worship, to containe many popish errours and ceremonies, and the seeds of manifold and grosse superstition …
Acts of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
… 8, August 17, 1639.Master George Grahame his renouncing and abjuring of Episcopacie. The which day there was given in … which was publickly read in audience of the Assembly; and thereafter they ordained the same to be registrat in the … beside the Popish frame thereof, divers Popish errors and ceremonies, and the seeds of manifold grosse superstitions …
Acts of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
… if there was any Commissioner come from his Majestie; and finding there was none, the Assembly proceeded according … time coming, that the commissioners sit together unmixt, and that the places where they sit be railed about, or some … for religious worship are yet extant, such as crucifixes, images of Christ, Mary, and saints departed, ordaines the …
Acts of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
… July 27, 1642. Charles R. In the midst of our great and weighty affaires of our other kingdoms, which God Almighty, who is privie to our intentions, and in whom we trust, will, in his own time, bring to a … against the surplice, tippet, corner-cap, and such other ceremonies as then troubled that Kirk, that they might be …
Acts of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
… Knight, his Majestie's Advocate. Charles R. Trustie and welbelovedWe great you well. The time now approaching for … holding of the General Assembly of our Kirk of Scotland, and we having appointed Sir Thomas Hope, our Advocate, to be … of further extending the same against Prelacie and Popish ceremonies, for uniformity in externall worship, and church …
Acts of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
… Lord to exercise us since our outcoming with many straits and difficulties, yet in the mids thereof he hath wonderfully upheld and carried us through. The depth of his wisedome hath … faithful shepherds is openedmany corruptions, as altars, images, and other monuments of idolatry and superstition, …
Acts of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
… to the Generall Assembly. Right Honourable, Reverend, and beloved in the Lord, As we are not without the knowledge, … the feeling, of the distresses of our native countrey, and of the troubles of our dear brethren, specially that the … English Service-Book, with the Holy-Dayes, and many other ceremonies contained in it, together with the Prelacy, the …