munion with, yet perhaps be so sweetened as more readily to pardon those who, still abiding in their former judgments, and being more confirmed hereby, do use THE ANCIENT

FORM.

Daily saying Morning and Evening Prayers . . .

Dedication of Churches and Chapels

Divine Service may be said privately.

128

336

291

191

266

244

183

3

293

308

Septuagesima Sunday

Sexagesima and Quinquagesima Sundays

St. Stephen, St. John, Innocents...

St. Andrew

St. Philip and St. James

183

186

OF

THE COMMON PRAYER BOOK

OF THE

CHURCH OF ENGLAND

WERE

DR. CRANMER, Archbishop of Canterbury.
DR. GOODRICK, Bishop of Ely.
DR. SKIP, Bishop of Hereford,
DR. THIRLBY, Bishop of Westminster.
DR. DAY, Bishop of Chichester.
DR. HOLBECK, Bishop of Lincoln.
DR. RIDLEY, Bishop of Rochester.
DR. MAY, Dean of St. Paul's.
DR. TAYLOR, Dean of Lincoln.

DR. HEYNES, Dean of Exeter.

DR. REDMAN, Dean of Westminster.
DR. COX, King Edward's Almoner.

DR. M. ROBINSON, Archdeacon of Leicester.

Mense Maio, 1549.

Anno Regni Edwardi Sexti tertio.

O

Hardly can the pride of those that study novelties allow former times any share or degree of wisdom or godliness.-"KING CHARLES, Meditation xvi. upon the Ordinance against the Book of Common Prayer in his ΕΙΚΩΝ ΒΑΣ.” p. 93.