A Brief History of the Church in Upper Canada: Containing the Acts of Parliament, Imperial and Provincial, Royal Instructions, Proceedings of the Deputation, Correspondence with the Government, Clergy Reserves' Question, &c. &c |
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... opinions of the nation . If these are found favourable to the Establishment , ( and I know of no surer method to secure so desirable an event , than the exhibition of our claims in all the simplicity of truth , ) we may entertain the ...
... opinions of the nation . If these are found favourable to the Establishment , ( and I know of no surer method to secure so desirable an event , than the exhibition of our claims in all the simplicity of truth , ) we may entertain the ...
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... opinion that the Ministers of Dissenting Protestant congre- gations have a concurrent claim with those of the Church of England , further desiring our opinion , whether in applying the reserved lands to the endowment of rectories and ...
... opinion that the Ministers of Dissenting Protestant congre- gations have a concurrent claim with those of the Church of England , further desiring our opinion , whether in applying the reserved lands to the endowment of rectories and ...
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... opinion , that though the provisions made by 31st Geo . III . c . 31 , §36 and 42 , for the support and maintenance ... opinions , here expressed , of the law officers of the crown , very distinctly favour the claims advanced by the ...
... opinion , that though the provisions made by 31st Geo . III . c . 31 , §36 and 42 , for the support and maintenance ... opinions , here expressed , of the law officers of the crown , very distinctly favour the claims advanced by the ...
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... opinion had partially obtained in the Province , that as the Rectors or Parsons , who were duly instituted , became possessed of rights , perfectly similar to those . enjoyed by Incumbents in England , ( Section 39 , ) it might happen ...
... opinion had partially obtained in the Province , that as the Rectors or Parsons , who were duly instituted , became possessed of rights , perfectly similar to those . enjoyed by Incumbents in England , ( Section 39 , ) it might happen ...
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... opinion , that the fee simple might be procured at the same price as the crown lands , at the option of the lessee , and thus even the small advance of principal be avoided , at a time when new settlers most need their little all to ...
... opinion , that the fee simple might be procured at the same price as the crown lands , at the option of the lessee , and thus even the small advance of principal be avoided , at a time when new settlers most need their little all to ...
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administering the government aforesaid allotted and appropriated annual appears application appointed appropriation of lands attention authorise authority Benjamin Cronyn Bishop of Montreal Bishop of Quebec Canada Clergy Society Christian Church in Upper Church of England Church of Rome Church of Scotland claims Clergy Reserves Clergyman Colonial Commissioner Committee Constitutional Act Cronyn crown deputation desire disposed dissenters district duty effect enacted endowment erection Established Church expedient faith favour funds Governor grant honour House of Assembly Imperial Parliament interest labour late Bishop late Majesty lease Legislative Council Lieutenant-Governor Lord Bishop Lord Glenelg Lordship Lower Canada Majesty's Government measure ment ministers Missionary necessity object opinion parsonage or rectory passed person administering persuaded population possessions present Propagating the Gospel Protestant Clergy Province of Upper Provincial Legislature provision public meeting purpose question received religion repeal respect revenue Society for Propagating supply Tecumseth tion Upper Canada Clergy wants WILLIAM BETTRIDGE
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Page 19 - America," and to make further provision for the Government of the said Province...
Page 38 - Person administering the Government therein, to make, from and out of the Lands of the Crown within such Provinces, such Allotment and Appropriation of Lands, for the Support and Maintenance of a Protestant Clergy...
Page 22 - Lands to be thereby granted ; and that such Lands, so allotted and appropriated, shall be, as nearly as the Circumstances and Nature of the Case will admit, of the like Quality as the Lands in respect of which the Same are so allotted and appropriated, and shall be as nearly as the Same can be estimated at the Time of making such Grant, equal in Value to the seventh Part of the Lands so granted.
Page 26 - To the King's Most Excellent Majesty Most Gracious Sovereign, We, Your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal subjects, the...
Page 9 - ... the government therein, to make, from and out of the lands of the crown within such provinces, such allotment and appropriation of lands for the support and maintenance of a Protestant clergy within the same...
Page 11 - ... granted by His Majesty's royal letters patent to the Bishop of Nova Scotia, or which may hereafter, by His Majesty's royal authority, be lawfully granted or appointed to be administered and executed within the said provinces, or either of them respectively, by the said Bishop of Nova Scotia, or by any other person or persons, according to the laws and canons of the church of England, which are lawfully made and received in England.
Page 8 - ... the clergy of the said church may hold, receive, and enjoy, their accustomed dues and rights, with respect to such persons only as shall profess the said religion.
Page 9 - ... as nearly as the circumstances and nature of .the case will admit, of the like quality as the lands in respect of which the same are so allotted and appropriated, and shall be, as nearly as the same can be estimated at the time of making such grant, equal in value to the seventh part of the lands so granted.
Page 10 - England; and from time to time, by an instrument under the great seal of such province, to endow every such parsonage or rectory with so much or such part of the lands so allotted and appropriated as aforesaid, in respect of any lands within such township or parish, which shall have been granted...
Page 8 - Provided nevertheless, That it shall be lawful for His Majesty, His Heirs or Successors, to make such Provision out of the rest of the said accustomed Dues and Rights, for the Encouragement of the Protestant Religion, and for the Maintenance and Support of a Protestant Clergy within the said Province, as he or they shall, from Time to Time, think necessary and expedient.