10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CAPITULARLY»
Discover the use of
capitularly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
capitularly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
British Magazine and Monthly Register of Religious and ...
Whether tbe dean be present or not (provided the deanery be full) when tie
chapter is duly convened and capitularly congregated, the decision of the
majority is binding on the whole corporate body. " 5. That it is competent to a
chapter, duly ...
2
The British Magazine and Monthly Register of Religious and ...
We, the Dean and Chapter of the cathedral church of Hereford, by virtue and
authority of your Majesty's royal licence, most graciously made and granted, for
electing another bishop of the said cathedral church, being capitularly assembled
in ...
3
The Ecclesiastical Law: 2. London
And their assent must be given by each member singly, and not in a confused
and uncertain manner; and this must be, when they are capitularly assembled in
one certain place; and not a consent given by the members, in several places,
and ...
4
The Life and Times of Cardinal Wiseman [1802-1865]
The Chapter not consenting to this course, and insisting on proceeding
capitularly, after a long resistance I entered a protest in the Capitular Book, and
was silent. The Chapter then proceeded to examine the Rule and Constitutions
capitularly; ...
Wilfrid Philip Ward,
1897
5
Irish Law Reports: Particularly of Points of Practice, ...
... by the Chapter capitularly assembled, and that therefore the lease not being
confirmed was void as against the plaintiff. And if the lease of 1842 required any
confirmation, I should say that the objection ought to prevail, for though the deed
of ...
6
A report of the case of the Right Rev. R. D. Hampden, in ...
That the said Episcopal See of Hereford being 2n<L vacant as aforesaid, the
Dean and Chapter thereof, being capitularly assembled, and making a chapter,
having first prayed for and obtained the royal licence, did in their chapter-house
fix a ...
Richard Jebb, Renn Dickson Hampden,
1849
At the same time I offered to them, extra capitularly, copies of our Rule, and all the
information and facilities they could desire or I afford. 3. They were not content,
but insisted on proceeding capitularly. I then entered a written protest in the ...
Edmund Sheridan Purcell,
1896
8
The British Magazine and Monthly Register of Religious and ...
No appointments of minor canons, songmen, choristers, or other persons
officially in the cathedral, or in the school under the superintendence of the dean
and chapter shall be made, except at chapters duly convened and capitularly ...
Hugh James Rose, Samuel Roffey Maitland,
1841
9
Cathedral trusts and their fulfilment. Second edition
so capitularly generous that it actually paid 81. a year to a second master, and so
canonically lively that although but gently and softly touched, ten years ago, by
the public press, it roused itself at once, and crushed its foe thus :— To the Editor
...
Robert WHISTON (Head master of the Cathedral Grammar School, Rochester.),
1850
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Irish Law Reports: Particularly of Points of Practice, ...
... by the Chapter capitularly assembled, and that therefore the lease not being
confirmed was void as against the plaintiff. And if the lease of 1842 required any
confirmation, I should say that the objection ought to prevail, for though the deed
of ...
Ireland. Court of King's Bench,
1849