 | History - 1872 - 802 pages
...clear that the Puritans objected to a Rubric differing from this ; and that after their objec. tions, the Rubric was recast, and brought into its present...were used by Edward VI." (Cardwell, Conferences, p. 247), the learned judge has overlooked the fact that this applies to the earlier rubric ; and the suggestion... | |
 | Edward Cardwell - 1841 - 884 pages
...hymns, Epistles, and 20 Gospels, should not bo set out in the new translation. 3. Whether the rubrick should not be mended, where all vestments in time...Divine service are now commanded, which were used 2 Edw. VI. 4. Whether lessons of canonical Scripture should be put 25 into the Kalender instead of... | |
 | William Henry Pinnock - Church decoration and ornament - 1856 - 320 pages
...CAKDWELL'S Conf. 273. Among other matters, it was considered in the Committee — ' Whether the Rubrick should not be mended, where all Vestments ' in time...Divine Service are now commanded, which were used, ' 2 Edw. VI.'— (ib. 274.) The concessions, however, that were proposed by the Committee for consideration,... | |
 | Francis Procter - 1856 - 540 pages
...sentences of Scripture, hymns, epistles, and gospels, in the new translation : To mend the rubric, where all vestments in time of Divine Service are now commanded which were used 2 Edw. VI. To substitute canonical Scripture for the Apocrypha in the Calendar : To repeat the Doxology... | |
 | Thomas Lathbury - England - 1858 - 466 pages
...rails, and propose certain queries respecting the Book of Commonprayer : " Whether the rubrique shall not be mended where all vestments in time of Divine Service are now commanded which were used 2 Edward VI." They also recommend, " That the inperfection of the meeter of the singing Psalms should... | |
 | Church Association - Ritualism - 1871
...vestments for all ministrations had become the same. The change also brought in the word " retained,'1 which, it has been argued, would not include things...not be mended where all vestments in time of divine sen-ice are now commanded which were used by Edward VI." (" Cardwell, Conferences," p. 274). the learned... | |
 | 1869
...wholly left out ;" and why the House ofc Lords should at the same time suggest as a consideration, "whether the Rubric ' should not be mended, where all vestments in time of divine service are now com' manded, which were used 2 Edward VI."— (Cardwell's Conferences, pp. 274, 314). And I am convinced... | |
 | 1867 - 546 pages
...and their results, have been a more reasonable account for his change of opinion ? mend the Rubric where all vestments in time of Divine Service are now commanded, which were used in the Second year of Edward VI." These concessions Only led the Puritans to demand more, for experience... | |
 | Great Britain - 1869 - 618 pages
...He could also understand why the House of Lords should at the same time suggest as a consideration " whether the Rubric should not be mended where all...of Divine Service are now commanded which were used of Edward VI." (Carda-elCs Conferences). And he (Sir R. Phillimore) was convinced that if the subject... | |
 | Law reports, digests, etc - 1870 - 1094 pages
...be wholly left out;" and why the House of Lords should at the same time suggest as a consideration, "whether the Rubric should not be mended, where all...divine service are now commanded, which were used 2 Edward VI." — (Cardwell's Conferences, pp. 274, 314.) And I am convinced that, if the subject to... | |
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With regard to the suggestion attributed to the House of Lords, " whether the Rubric should not be mended where all vestments in time of divine service are now commanded which were used by Edward VI. 
