...Rome, may be deposed or murdered by their subjects, or any other whatsoever. And I do declare that no foreign prince, person, prelate, state, or potentate...authority, ecclesiastical or spiritual, within this realm. So help me God." The following are the proceedings of the Court Martial to their opinion and sentence...

...and countries, as well in all spiritual or ecclesiastical things or causes, as temporal ; and that no foreign prince, person, prelate, state or potentate...pre-eminence, or authority, ecclesiastical or spiritual, •ithin his majesty's said realms, dominions, and countries." " Being by God's ordinance, according...

...prove his loyalty, declare in the presence of God his belief that " the pope has not, nor ought not to have, any jurisdiction, power, superiority, preeminence...authority, ecclesiastical or spiritual, within this realm." Were such a declaration a mere form of words, it would only be ridiculous ; but when the awful name...

...ag at first sight it appeared to be. Tbe constitution, he contended, was virtually altered by thin bill— the Bill of Rights was repealed by it. That...realm." This oath — he said nothing at present about tbe declaration against transubslantiation, which stood on different grounds — this oath was now...

...first sight it appeared to be. The constitution, he contendedj was virtually altered by this bill—the bill of rights was repealed by it. That bill provided...ecclesiastical or spiritual, within this realm." This oath—he said nothing at present about the declaration against transubstantiation, which stood on...

...by this bill. The bill of Rights was repealed by it. That bill provided, by a most solemn enactment, that the oath taken by every person, on his admission...ecclesiastical or spiritual, within this realm." This oath was now to be repealed. He did not deny the right of the House of Commons to alter this oath, but,...

...by this bill. The bill of Rights was repealed by it. That bill provided, by a most solemn enactment, that the oath taken by every person, on his admission...ecclesiastical or spiritual, within this realm." This oath was now to be repealed. He did not deny the right of the House of Commons to alter this oath, but,...

...by it. That bill provided, by a most solemn enactment, that the oath taken by every person, on lus admission to office, should be the oath of supremacy,...ecclesiastical or spiritual, within this realm." This oath was now to be repealed. He did not deny the right of the House of Commons to alter this oath, but,...

...avowedly recognizes the doctrine of Divine Sovereignty both in Church and State ; declaring " that no foreign Prince, Person, PRELATE, State, or Potentate,...ECCLESIASTICAL, or SPIRITUAL, within this realm." And while the Church is thus distinctive in repelling any " foreign power" from exercising dominion...

...constitution—a virtual repeal of the Bill of Rights. That bill provided that the oath taken by every person upon his admission to office, should be the oath of supremacy,...ecclesiastical or spiritual, within this realm." This oath was now to be repealed. The House of Commons had, no doubt, a right to alter this oath—- in the same...