This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.
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A75668 | And are the said Books carefully looked to, and made use of? |
A75668 | Are any of your Parish known or suspected to be guilty of Incest, Adultery, Fornication, or any other enormous Crimes? |
A75668 | HAVE you belonging to your Church or Chappelry a sufficient Clerk, or Sexton, and doth he faithfully and diligently execute his Office? |
A75668 | Has any Mony belonging to the Fabrick of your Church, or other charitable purposes, been employed to other uses? |
A75668 | Have any Lands, Legacies, or charitable Gifts bestowed on your Parish, or any other good uses, been embezled, or unduly bestowed? |
A75668 | Have you also a Registry of such Strangers as are admitted to Preach, and a Book for the Entry of the Church- Wardens Accounts? |
A75668 | IS your Church or Chappel, with the Chancel, in good Repair, and decently kept, as becomes the House of God? |
A75668 | Is the Church- Yard sufficiently fenced and preserved from Anoyance, Encroachments, and Waste? |
A75668 | V. Are the Wills and Testaments of the Dead in your Parish, or the Administration of their Goods duly taken out and executed? |
A04122 | 10 Item, whether doth your Parson, Vicar or Curate( being no Preacher allowed) presume to expound the Scriptures, in his owne Cure, or elsewhere? |
A04122 | 13 Item, whether be there in your Parish any persons that contemne or abuse, by word or dee ● e, the Ministers of the Church? |
A04122 | 16 Item, whether there be any in your Parish that be common Drunkards, swearers, or blasphemers of the name of God? |
A04122 | 21 Item, whether there be in your Parish any that( in contempt of their owne Parish Church) doe resort to any other Church or Chappell? |
A04122 | 24 Item, whether such Persons, or other in your Parish, haue married the Banes not first solemnely asked, or at vnseasonable houres? |
A04122 | 31 Item, Is there in your Parish any other matter or cause of the Cognizance of the Church aboue not expressed, worthy presentment in your iudgement? |
A04122 | 8 Item, how many Benefices or Ecclesiasticall promotions hath your Parson or Vicar, and how farre distant are they the one from the other? |
A04122 | And vpon euery Sunday, when there is no Sermon, doth hee or his Cure reade some one of the Homilies prescribed? |
A04122 | By whose sentence were they diuorced, and by whose licence, and by whome were they so married? |
A04122 | Declare your knowledge in the premisses, and what you haue credibly heard? |
A04122 | by what names are they called, and how and by whom are they serued? |
A04122 | or doth hee procure( once in a Moneth at the least) a Sermon to be preached in his Cure, by Preachers lawfully licensed? |
A04122 | what Chappels hath hee to his Cures belonging? |
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A32969 | ARE there in your Parish any persons known or reputed to be Jews, Heretics, or Schismatics, whether Papists, or Fanatics? |
A32969 | And are the said books carefully lookt to, and constantly emploied? |
A32969 | And have you a perfect Terror of such Glebe- lands, Orchards,& c. and also of Pensions, Tiths, and compositions as belong unto them? |
A32969 | And is he diligent in visiting the sick, and satisfying the doubts of troubled consciences? |
A32969 | Are any of your Parish known or suspected to be guilty of Incest, Adultery, Fornication, or any other enormous crimes? |
A32969 | Are the Wills and Testaments of the dead in your Parish, or the administration of their Goods duly taken out and executed? |
A32969 | Do''s any in your Parish practice Physic, or Chirurgery, or do the Office of a Midwife, without approbation and licence from the Ordinary? |
A32969 | Do''s your Minister diligently instruct the youth of your Parish in the Church Catechism? |
A32969 | During his absence, what care is taken for hospitality, and charity to the poor? |
A32969 | HAve you a Parson, Vicar, or Curate legally setled among you? |
A32969 | HAve you belonging to your Parish or Chapelry a sufficient Clerk or Sexton, and do''s he faithfully and diligently execute his office? |
A32969 | Have any Lands, Legacies, or charitable gifts bestowed on your Parish, or any other good uses; bin embezled, or unduly dispos''d of? |
A32969 | Have you also a Register of such Strangers as are admitted to Preach; and a book for the entry of the Church- wardens accounts? |
A32969 | How are they endowed, ordered, and governed? |
A32969 | IS your Church or Chapel in good and sufficient repare, and so decently and cleanly kept as becomes the house of God? |
A32969 | IS your Church- yard sufficiently fenced and preserved from anoiance, encrochments, and wast? |
A32969 | Is he constantly resident? |
A32969 | JS there in your Parish any Hospital, Almes- house, or Free- schole? |
A32969 | Lastly, is he peaceable, sober, and exemplary in his conversation, and grave in his demeanor, company, hair, and apparel? |
A32969 | What number of Persons is there in common estimation in your Parish? |
A32969 | What number of Popish Recusants, or persons thereof suspected, is there? |
A32969 | What number of other Dissenters is there, who relinquish the Communion of the Church? |
A32969 | and are they studious to pervert the Orthodox; or insolent towards them for doing their duty? |
A32969 | has he a Curate? |
A32969 | how is he licensed, and how maintain''d? |
A32969 | or how long, and on what occasion is he absent? |
A32969 | s.n.,[ Oxford? |
A32969 | what are the numbers of each particular Sect of them? |
A41029 | ARE there in your Parish any persons known or reputed to be Jews, Heretics, or Sohismatics, whether Papists, or Fanatics? |
A41029 | And are the said books carefully lookt to, and constantly emploied? |
A41029 | And have you a perfect Terror of such Glebe- lands, Orchards,& c. and also of Pensions, Tiths, and compositions as belong unto them? |
A41029 | And is he diligent in visiting the sick, and satisfying the doubts of troubled consciences? |
A41029 | Are any of your Parish known or suspected to be guilty of Incest, Adultery, Fornication, or any other enormous crimes? |
A41029 | Are the Wills and Testaments of the dead in your Parish, or the administration of their Goods duly taken out and executed? |
A41029 | Do''s any in your Parish practice Physic, or Chirurgery, or do the Office of a Midwife, without approbation and licence from the Ordinary? |
A41029 | Do''s your Minister diligently instruct the youth of your Parish in the Church Catechism? |
A41029 | During his absence, what care is taken for hospitality, and charity to the poor? |
A41029 | HAve you a Parson, Vicar, or Curate legally setled among you? |
A41029 | HAve you belonging to your Parish or Chapelry a sufficient Clerk or Sexton, and do''s he faithfully and diligently execute his office? |
A41029 | Have any Lands, Legacies, or charitable gifts bestowed on your Parish, or any other good uses; bin embezled, or unduly dispos''d of? |
A41029 | Have you also a Register of such Strangers as are admitted to Preach; and a book for the entry of the Church- wardens accounts? |
A41029 | How are they endowed, ordered, and governed? |
A41029 | IS your Church or Chapel in good and sufficient repare, and so decently and cleanly kept as becomes the house of God? |
A41029 | IS your Church- yard sufficiently fenced and preserved from anoiance, encrochments, and wast? |
A41029 | Is he constantly resident? |
A41029 | JS there in your Parish any Hospital, Almes- house, or Free- schole? |
A41029 | Lastly, is he peaceable, sober, and exemplary in his conversation, and grave in his demeanor, company, hair, and apparel? |
A41029 | What number of Persons is there in common estimation in your Parish? |
A41029 | What number of Popish Recusants, or persons thereof suspected, is there? |
A41029 | What number of other Dissenters is there, who relinquish the Communion of the Church? |
A41029 | and are they studious to pervert the Orthodox; or insolent towards them for doing their duty? |
A41029 | has he a Curate? |
A41029 | how is he licensed, and how maintain''d? |
A41029 | or how long, and on what occasion is he absent? |
A41029 | s.n.,[ Oxford?] |
A41029 | what are the numbers of each particular Sect of them? |
A61530 | And what now is there in all this, which is not very agreeable to the Faith, Hope, and Charity of Christians? |
A61530 | And what was this Power of Ordination and Jurisdiction, but the very same which the Bishops have exercised ever since the Apostles Times? |
A61530 | As a Pilot to a Ship needs no Command to be in his Ship; for how can he do the Office of a Pilot out of it? |
A61530 | As, How to satisfie a doubting Conscience, as to its own Sincerity, when so many Infirmities are mixed with our best Actions? |
A61530 | But at last you are sent for; and what a melancholy Work are you then to go about? |
A61530 | But suppose the Ecclesiastical Law before makes him liable to Deprivation; doth the Statute alter the Law without any Words to that purpose? |
A61530 | But what Preparation was required? |
A61530 | But what Remedy was found by this Provincial Council? |
A61530 | But what if you find the Persons so ignorant, as not to understand what Faith and Repentance mean? |
A61530 | Can we imagine the Holy Spirit is gi ven to dictate new Expressions in Prayers? |
A61530 | Did not they promise in their Ordination, To teach the People committed to their Care and Charge? |
A61530 | For if it were a Law of God, how could any man dispense with it? |
A61530 | For what is it they are admitted to? |
A61530 | How can he be satisfied, unless the other produce them? |
A61530 | How can he produce them, when it may be they are lost? |
A61530 | How can it be tryed, when they are going out of the State of Tryal? |
A61530 | How then shall they know their own Sincerity till it be tryed? |
A61530 | How, he shall know what Failings are consistent with the State of Grace, and the Hopes of Heaven, and what not? |
A61530 | In utroque simul? |
A61530 | Is God pleased with the Change of our Words and Phrases? |
A61530 | Is it not ad Curam Animarum? |
A61530 | Is nothing to be done but to come and pray by them, and so dismiss them into their Eternal State? |
A61530 | Is this all the good you can, or are bound to do them? |
A61530 | Nay, what Duty is there, which so much expresses all these together, as this doth? |
A61530 | Nor, whereby we may more reasonably expect greater Supplies of Divine Grace to be bestowed upon us? |
A61530 | Shall he lose it or not? |
A61530 | That by your warm and serious Discourse, you throughly awaken the Conscience of a long and habitual Sinner; what are you then to do? |
A61530 | The Bishop had a Power before to deprive, where is it taken away? |
A61530 | The Patron had a Right to present upon such Deprivation; how comes he to lose it? |
A61530 | What Measure of Conviction and Power of Resistance is necessary to make Sins to be Wilful and Presumptuous? |
A61530 | What if they have led such careless and secure Lives in this World, as hardly ever to have had one serious Thought of another? |
A61530 | What is this receiving Catechism by Children, before they are eight days old? |
A61530 | What is to be done in this Case? |
A61530 | What the just Measures of Restitution are in order to true Repentance, in all such Injuries which are capable of it? |
A61530 | What then makes so many to be so backward in this Duty, which profess a Zeal and Forwardness in many others? |
A61530 | without Qualification, shall lose his legal Title to the first; but what if it be under? |
A79599 | 20? |
A79599 | ARe the Church- wardens of your Parish yearly and duly chosen? |
A79599 | And are they and their endowments preserved and employed to their right use? |
A79599 | And is a copy thereof delivered into the Bishops Registry? |
A79599 | Are all things therein kept orderly and in decent sort, free from any thing that may be either noisome or unseemly? |
A79599 | Are his accustomed Wages duly paid unto him? |
A79599 | Are there any living in your Parish, who have been unlawfully married contrary to the laws of God? |
A79599 | By whom are the fruits received, and how are they disposed of? |
A79599 | DO any of your Parish make profession of any other Religion than what is professed and established in the Church of England? |
A79599 | Do any of your Parish repair to other Parishes or Ministers, of them to receive the Sacrament of the Lord''s Supper? |
A79599 | Do any profane the Lord''s day, by working in their ordinary callings, by tipling, gaming, or any unlawful exercises or pastimes? |
A79599 | Do any refuse to send their Infant- children to be Baptized in your Church or Chappel, unless in case of extreme danger? |
A79599 | Do any reproach the same Religion, or seduce others from it? |
A79599 | Doth he administer the Sacraments in private houses otherwise than is by law allowed? |
A79599 | Doth he diligently instruct the Youth of your Parish in the Church- Catechism? |
A79599 | Doth he give himself to any base or servile labour, or secular trade, unbefitting the duty and Dignity of his Office? |
A79599 | Doth he permit any strange Minister to Preach in your Church or Chappel who is not sufficiently authorized thereunto? |
A79599 | Doth he serve more than one Church or Chappel in distinct Parishes upon one day? |
A79599 | HAve you a Parish- Clerk chosen by your Minister aged twenty years at least? |
A79599 | HAve you a setled Minister in your Parish? |
A79599 | Hath any part thereof been demolished or pulled down? |
A79599 | Have any dying in your Parish given any Legacy to the Church or Poor, which hath been mis- impolyed, and disposed of to other uses? |
A79599 | Have any encroached upon the Ground thereof, or cut down any Trees growing therein, unless for necessary reparation of the Church or Chancel? |
A79599 | Have any of them been defaced or pulled down without License? |
A79599 | Have you a Font of stone standing in the usual place for publick Baptism? |
A79599 | Have you in your Church a Box for the Alms for the poor, a strong chest with locks and keys? |
A79599 | Have you in your Parish a house for your Minister to dwell in? |
A79599 | IS your Church or Chappel, with the Chancel and Steeple thereof, in good and sufficient repair both within and without? |
A79599 | If not, how long have you been destitute? |
A79599 | If so, how far distant are those Churches or Chappels which he so serveth, and what Wages and Salary hath he for his pains? |
A79599 | Is he a common Gamester, a profane Swearer, an obscene Jester, or an intemperate Drinker? |
A79599 | Is he a fomenter of suits and contention among Neighbours? |
A79599 | Is he of ability to perform his duty? |
A79599 | Is he vehemently suspected of Incontinency? |
A79599 | Is his apparel grave and decent, both for fashion and colour, as the Canons of the Church require? |
A79599 | Is the same, with the out- houses thereunto belonging, in good and sufficient repair? |
A79599 | Is there any Alms- house, Hospital, or Free- School,( being not of the Kings foundation) in your Parish? |
A79599 | Is your Church- yard well and sufficiently fenced, and decently kept? |
A79599 | Is your Minister a man of a godly, sober and peaceable conversation? |
A79599 | Or are any children kept unbaptized longer than is allowed? |
A79599 | Or are any children not Communicants admitted to be Godfathers or Godmothers in Baptism? |
A79599 | Or are there any more aged persons yet unbaptized? |
A79599 | Or are there any strangers, not of your Parish, who forsake their own Churches, and usually repair to yours for it? |
A79599 | Or endeavour to alienate the hearts of the people from their Loyalty and Obedience to the King? |
A79599 | Or is his carriage and conversation in any kind disorderly, scandalous, or unbeseeming a Minister of Jesus Christ? |
A79599 | What cup, chalice, patten or flagons have you belonging to that Service? |
A79599 | What is the living yearly worth, and who is the Patron thereof? |
A79599 | and are the Plate, Vessels, Carpets, Vestments and Books belonging to the Church safely kept therein? |
A79599 | and are the same kept in all points as is required? |
A79599 | and do such signifie their names and purpose to Communicate unto the Minister at least the day before the celebration thereof? |
A79599 | and doth he perform the same in all respects as is required of him? |
A79599 | and doth your Minister therein onely Baptize Publickly? |
A79599 | and have you a Bier with a Herse- cloth for the decent Burial of the Dead? |
A79599 | and in Preaching doth he wear a Gown? |
A79599 | have you also a decent and comely Surplice for the use of the Minister in his publick administrations? |
A79599 | or any who being lawfully divorced have married again? |
A79599 | or any who being lawfully married, and not separated or divorced by due course of law, do not cohabit together? |
A79599 | or do any withhold the same from him? |
A79599 | or on the contrary, Is he a frequenter of Taverns or Alehouses, or doth he board therein? |
A00171 | 14 Hath any man residing in your Parish being a Deacon, or Priest, relinquished his Function, and betaken himselfe to a Lai- mans life, or vocation? |
A00171 | 14 Whether haue any within your Parish harboured any woman vnlawfully begotten with childe, and haue suffered her to depart away vnpunished? |
A00171 | 2 Are there any in your parish that doe impugne or speake against the Rites and Ceremonies of the Church of England, or the lawfull vse of them? |
A00171 | 2 Haue any Church- wardens retained any of the Church goods, and not made a iust account of what they haue receiued, and expended? |
A00171 | 3 Doe any persons lawfully married, liue asunder, vnlawfully, and in whom is the default? |
A00171 | 4 Is it prophaned at any time, by sitting on it, casting hats or cloakes vpon it, writing, or casting vp accounts, or any other indecent vsage? |
A00171 | 5 What Popish Recusants, or their children haue béene married in your Parish, in what sort was that Matrimonie solemnized, when, and by whom? |
A00171 | 6 Whether is the number of apparitours increased in this diocesse; and wherein, and in what manner is the countrey over- burdened, or grieved by them? |
A00171 | 7 Whether is your Church- yard well mounded, and fenced, kept cleane without Nusance, or soyle cast into it: is it incroached vpon, and by whom? |
A00171 | 8 Is the fift of Nouember kept holy, and thansgiuing made to God, according to the order set forth in that behalfe? |
A00171 | And the gouernment of this Church vnder his Maiestie by Archbishops, Bishops and other ecclesiasticall officers? |
A00171 | And what ignorant persons haue left their trade, and taken vpon them to professe physicke, or Chirurgery; and who be they that so abuse the people? |
A00171 | Canon, and whether hath any taken vpon him to be Church- warden, being not chosen, or hath any continued one yeare in his office without a new choyse? |
A00171 | Canon? |
A00171 | Canon? |
A00171 | Canon? |
A00171 | Canon? |
A00171 | Canon? |
A00171 | Is any thing lost or spoyled by his default, and doth he execute his Office duly? |
A00171 | Is he a graduate, and sufficient to teach? |
A00171 | Whether is the Bread wholsome and swéet? |
A00171 | haue any persons béene married in prohibited times without licence? |
A00171 | have they threatned any to prosecute them, if they had no reward given them? |
A00171 | once euery Moneth, or thrice at the least in the yeare? |
A00171 | or do any of them take any fees that are not usuall? |
A00171 | who be they that have so done? |
B00011 | Finally, doe you know of any matter or cause which is a breach of the lawes Ecclesiasticall here not expressed, and haue you presented the same? |
B00011 | Whether doth any of your Parish, refuse to pay vnto the Parish Clarke or Sexton such wages as are vnto them due, and haue been accustomably paid? |
B00011 | Whether doth your Clarke meddle with any thing aboue his Office, as churching of women, burying of the dead, reading of Prayers, or such like? |
B00011 | Whether doth your Minister declare to the people euery Sunday at the time appointed, what Holydaies and fasting- dayes be the weeke following? |
B00011 | Whether doth your Minister in his iourney, weare a cloake with sleeues called a preists cloake, without gards, welts, long buttons, or cuts? |
B00011 | Whether hath the preambulation of the circuit of your Parish beene obserued once euery yeare, if not, whose default is it? |
B00011 | Whether haue any churchwardens lost, sold or detained any 〈 ◊ 〉 ornaments, Bels, Rents, or implements of the Church? |
B00011 | Whether is your Churchyard well fenced with walles, rayles, pales, as hath beene accustomed: if not, whose default is it? |
B00011 | beeing no Preacher, doth he procure a sufficient Preacher to reclaime them thereby? |
B00011 | doth he beeing a Preacher, conferre with all Recusants and persons Excommunicate or suspended? |
B00011 | is he contentious, a hunter, hawker, swearer, dauncer, suspected of incontinencie, or giue euill example of life? |
A32965 | ARE such as dye in your Parish decently buried according to the order of this Church? |
A32965 | And hav ● ● ou a ● ● te of such Pensions, Rate- Tythes, and portions of Tythes as 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 ◊ 〉 thereunto? |
A32965 | And have they truly delivered up to the Parishioners whatsoever money or other things are of right belonging to the Church or Parish? |
A32965 | And is he allowed by the Bishop or his Chancellor? |
A32965 | Are any of these taken away, or with- held from your Minister? |
A32965 | Are there any other Houses belonging to the Church; and are they likewise kept in good repair? |
A32965 | DO any in your Parish profane the Lords day by working in their ordinary callings, by loytring, tipling, or any other unlawful practices? |
A32965 | DOTH he rightly and duly administer the holy Sacraments, of Baptism and the Supper of the Lord? |
A32965 | Do any lawfully married and not separated by due course of Law, yet live asunder, and not co- habit together? |
A32965 | Doth he exercise himself in any such secular Imployments, or sordid Labour, as is unbe ● ● tting the Duty and Dignity of his Office? |
A32965 | Doth he frequently, or at the least thrice every year whereof Easter to be one, administer the Lords Supper? |
A32965 | Doth he so frame his own Life, and the Lives of such as are of his Family, that he and they may be Examples to the Flock of Christ? |
A32965 | Doth he take care that Godfathers and Godmothers present Infants unto Baptism, and undertake for them? |
A32965 | HATH your Minister a Curate to assist hi ●? |
A32965 | HAVE you a Box wherein to keep the Alms for the poor? |
A32965 | HAVE you a convenient Seat for the Minister to read divine service in? |
A32965 | HAVE you a large Surplice for the use of the Minister in his publick Administrations? |
A32965 | HAVE you a weekly Lecture in your Parish? |
A32965 | Hath any person encroached upon the same? |
A32965 | Have any Trees there growing been cut down, by whom, and for what use? |
A32965 | Have any encroached upon the Gardens, Orchards, ● or ● ● ● ses belonging to the same? |
A32965 | Have any left Legacies to pious uses in your Parish, and how are those Legacies bestowed? |
A32965 | Have you any Publick or Private School in your Parish, is your School- master of sober, honest, and religious conversation? |
A32965 | How many weeks in a year hath he béen Absent without urgent necessity? |
A32965 | IS he a Licensed Preacher? |
A32965 | IS there a Font of Stone standing in the ancient usual place for the Administration of Baptism? |
A32965 | IS there any Hospital, Al ● ● s- House or 〈 ◊ 〉 School( being not of the Kings foundation) in your Parish? |
A32965 | IS your Minister constantly Resident upon his Bene ● ● ce? |
A32965 | Is he grave and comely in his Hair and Apparrel? |
A32965 | Is his carriage and course of Life in any kind scandalous, and such as becometh not a Minister of Iesus Christ? |
A32965 | Is there a Book wherein to keep the Church- Wardens Accompts? |
A32965 | Or, doth he Marry them in any private place, and not in the Church or Chappel? |
A32965 | V. ARE there any in your Parish that kéep their Infant- children unbaptised or are there any persons of riper years in your Parish unbaptised? |
A32965 | V. DOTH he with all diligence attend upon his Ministry, and discharge all the duties belonging thereunto? |
A32965 | V. IS your Minister a person of a Godly, sober, and peaceable conversation? |
A32965 | What Cup, Chalice, Pa ● ● en, or Fl ● gons, have you belonging to that service? |
A32965 | and a C ● ● y thereof delivered 〈 ◊ 〉 the 〈 ◊ 〉 Register? |
A32965 | and are they and their G ● dowments preserved and employed to their right use? |
A32965 | and do they observe all the holy days appointed by the Church, according to the orders of the Church prescribed in that behalf? |
A32965 | and doth he give warning therof the Lords day before at Morning- prayer, and exhort the people duly to prepare for the same? |
A32965 | and doth he in all his behaviour, so carry himself, as that he may adorn the Gospel, whereof he is a Minister? |
A32965 | and have you a Bier with a Herse- cloth for the decent burial of the dead? |
A32965 | and have you a strong Chest with locks and keys, wherein may be safely kept the plate, vessels, books, carpets, vestmen ● s belonging to the Church? |
A32965 | and is he a Man of able parts, and of a pious and discreet conversation, and allowed by the Bishop to serve in your Church? |
A32965 | and who are they? |
A32965 | if so, is he in holy Orders, of good learning, of a godly and peaceable life? |
A32965 | is he Licensed to preach your Lecture, and doth he therein behave himself as by the Lawes and Constitutions of this Church is required? |
A32965 | is it preached by the Parson or Uicar himself, or by a combination of neighbour- Ministers? |
A32965 | of May? |
A32965 | or by one single Lecturer? |
A32965 | or cut up any trees growing thereon? |
A32965 | or do any interrupt the Minister in any of his Administrations? |
A32965 | or doth he Marry Persons, ● hough Licensed, at any unseason ● ble times, and not between the hours of eight and twelve in the forenoon? |
A32965 | or hath he any other Benefice or Dignity, and is he qualified to hold the same? |
A32965 | or hath the ● ust value of your Parsonage or Uicaridge by any undue means been diminished? |
A32965 | or is suspected thereof? |
A32965 | 〈 ◊ 〉 〈 … 〉 belonging to your Minister kept in good and sufficient repair? |
A32972 | Also a Pulpit, with a decent Cloth and Cushion? |
A32972 | Also a particular List of such Pensions, Tithes, Rents, Customs, and other yearly Profits within or without your Parish, as belong thereto? |
A32972 | And doth he carry himself also as an able and discréet Minister, and conformable to the Church of England? |
A32972 | And how many wéeks in a year hath he been absent from his Benefice? |
A32972 | Are any noted for railers, unclean and filthy talkers, or sowers of sedition, or living in discord and contention? |
A32972 | Are any of them withheld from your Minister? |
A32972 | Are his wages duly paid him? |
A32972 | Are the trées therein preserved? |
A32972 | Are there any Infants or more aged persons in your Parish not yet Baptized? |
A32972 | Are there any Wills or Testaments of persons dead in your Parish yet unproved, or any Goods Administred without a legal grant from the Ordinary? |
A32972 | Are there any common Drunkards, Swearers, or Blasphemers of Gods Name, and his Holy Word? |
A32972 | Are there any convicted Papists, known Anabaptists, Familists, Quakers, and other Separatists in your Parish? |
A32972 | Are there any excommunicated by the censures of the Church, and not yet reconciled? |
A32972 | Are there any of your Parish who are known or suspected to be unlawfully marryed, contrary to the Laws of God and this Church? |
A32972 | Are there any who having béen lawfully divorced do live together again; or who being lawfully marryed and not divorced, do yet live asunder? |
A32972 | Are they so ordered in the Revenue and Vse as the Founders appointed, and the Law of the Land allows? |
A32972 | Articles of Religion established in the Church of England? |
A32972 | Did he then and there publickly declare his assent thereunto? |
A32972 | Do any in your Parish practise Physick, Chirurgery or Midwifery, without Licence from the Ordinary? |
A32972 | Do they duly observe other Holy- dayes, Festivals, or Fasts appointed by Authority, for the advancement of piety, charity, and devotion? |
A32972 | Do you cause all strangers who preach in your Church to enter their names in a Book, and by what Bishop they are Licenced to Preach? |
A32972 | Do you know of any Legacies given to your Church, or the poor, or other pious and charitable uses, not yet received by you, or detained from you? |
A32972 | Doth he also instruct others that are ignorant in the Fundamental points of Christian Religion? |
A32972 | Doth he alwayes conclude with the Lords Prayer? |
A32972 | Doth he endeavour to reclaim all Popish Recusants, and other Sectaries in your Parish, to the true Religion established in the Church of England? |
A32972 | Doth he in his Prayer or Sermon affect any odde or Fanatick expressions, or excessive length? |
A32972 | Doth he in those that are duly appointed use the Forms prescribed by Authority? |
A32972 | Doth he marry any without Bannes first published three Sundayes or Holy- dayes in the Church? |
A32972 | Doth he marry at other Houres than betweene eight and twelve in the Forenoone, without having any Licence so to do? |
A32972 | Doth he praise God for the faithful, who have overcome this World, and are at rest from their labours? |
A32972 | Doth he read Divine Service before his Lecture, and in all things demean himself as is most for the Peace of the Church of England and of your Parish? |
A32972 | Doth he refuse to give the Sacrament to any in your Parish, and for what Cause? |
A32972 | Doth your Minister Marry any persons in private Houses, or such as are under Age, not having the consent of their Parents or Guardians? |
A32972 | Doth your Minister diligently examine in the Church- Catechisme the Youth of your Parish every Lords- day in the afternoon? |
A32972 | HAve you a Parish- Clerk, who is of a sober life and good report? |
A32972 | Hath any encroached upon the Land thereto belonging, or felled the Trées there on growing? |
A32972 | Hath any part of them, or any thing belonging to them, béen sold or embezelled? |
A32972 | Hath he a Licence from his Bishop to serve the Cure? |
A32972 | Hath he any Curate to assist him in his absence or presence? |
A32972 | Hath he béen legally Instituted and Inducted into his Benefice? |
A32972 | Hath your Minister béen Licenced to officiate by the Bishop of this Diocese, or either of the two Universities? |
A32972 | Hath your Minister taken upon him to appoint any publick or private Fasts, Prophecyings, or Religious exercises, without lawfull Authority? |
A32972 | Have any Inclosures béen made in your Parish to the detriment of the Church? |
A32972 | Have any Pews or Seats been erécted in your Church or Chappel without leave from the Ordinary? |
A32972 | Have any occasioned Riot, Clamor, or Fighting in the Church at any time? |
A32972 | Have any of them béen pulled down or defaced? |
A32972 | Have you a Bier with a black Herse- cloth for the decent interment of the dead? |
A32972 | Have you a large Folio Bible of the last Translation, with two Books of Common- Prayer well bound, one for the Minister, the other for the Clark? |
A32972 | Have you a perfect Terrier of all Glebe- lands, Gardens, Orchards, and Tenements belonging to your Parsonage or Vicarage? |
A32972 | Have you in your Church( or Chappel) a convenient Pew for your Minister to read Divine Service in? |
A32972 | Have you the Book of Homilies set forth by Authority; also the Book of Canons, and a Table of allowed deg ● ée ● in Marriage? |
A32972 | IS your Church- yard sufficiently senced with Walls, Rails, or Pales, and decently kept from all annoyance and encroachment? |
A32972 | Is any Infant or other by his default yet unbaptized in your Parish? |
A32972 | Is he Grave, Modest, and Regular in his outward demeanor, for Haire and Clothes, according to the Constitutions and Customes of the Church of England? |
A32972 | Is he a man of a studious, sober, peaceable, unblameable and exemplary life, for Piety, Sanctity, Charity, and Industry in his calling? |
A32972 | Is he able for Reading, Writing, and Singing as a Clerk? |
A32972 | Is he chosen by your Minister and approved by the Parish? |
A32972 | Is he defamed or suspected to have obtained his Orders or Benefice by any Simoniacal compact? |
A32972 | Is he in Holy Orders, and conformable to the Church of England, and Licenced by the Bishop of this Diocese? |
A32972 | Is he( or they) Licenced by the Bishop or his Chancellor? |
A32972 | Is that Curate in Holy Orders according to the Church of England? |
A32972 | Is the Mansion- house of your Minister, with all other houses thereto belonging, kept in good repair? |
A32972 | Is the transcript of these every year within one moneth after March 25. brought in to the Bishops Registry? |
A32972 | Is there any person in your Parish that lyeth under any common fame or vehement suspicion of Adultery, Fornication, or Incest? |
A32972 | Is there any strife or contention about Seats in the Church? |
A32972 | Is there in your Parish beside the Parson, or Vicar and Curate, any that Preacheth onely as a Lecturer? |
A32972 | Is your Minister constantly Resident among you? |
A32972 | Is your Minister, whether Parson, Vicar, or Curate, conformable in his Doctrine and Life to the holy Rule and great example of the Lord Jesus Christ? |
A32972 | V. Are there in your Parish any that refuse to have their Infant Children Baptized by your Minister? |
A32972 | V. Do you provide fine White- Bread and good Wine against every Communion, according to the number of Communicants? |
A32972 | WHat Hospital, Almes- house, or Free- school hath béen Founded in your Parish? |
A32972 | What Cup, Chalice, Patin, or Flagons have you belonging to that Service? |
A32972 | What School- master private or publick is there in your Parish? |
A32972 | What yearly stipend hath he? |
A32972 | and by whom? |
A32972 | and by whom? |
A32972 | and in such cases doth he procure some lawfull Minister to read Prayers, to Preach, and perform other Ministerial duties? |
A32972 | and is the money so levyed distributed to the poor of your Parish, and kept upon account in a Book? |
A32972 | or do they keep them unbaptized longer than this Church alloweth? |
A32972 | or doth he give it to such as are scandalous notorious sinners, or such as are excommunicate, or refuse to be reconciled to their Neighbou ● s? |
A32972 | when? |
A32955 | 1 Doth any in your Parish openly or privately take upon him to teach School without licence of the Ordinary? |
A32955 | 12 Hath your Minister taken upon him to appoint any publike or private fasts, prophesies, or exercises, not approved by Law, or publike Authority? |
A32955 | 16 When any person hath been dangerously sick in your Parish, hath your Minister neglected to visit him? |
A32955 | 16 Whether do any withhold the stock of the church, or any goods or things given to good and charitable uses? |
A32955 | 18 Whether doth your Minister misbehave himself in preaching or praying, so that the congregation are offended thereat? |
A32955 | 19 Whether hath the form of Commination against impenitent sinners, been read in your Church to the people, according to the book of Common Prayer? |
A32955 | 19 Whether have any laboured, wrought, or gone to cart on the Sunday or Holiday? |
A32955 | 2 Doth your Clerk or Sexton keep the Church clean, the doors locked at fit times? |
A32955 | 2 Doth your Minister bid Holydayes and Fasting- Dayes, as by the book of Common Prayer is appointed? |
A32955 | 2 Doth your schoolmaster teach and instruct his youth in the Catechisme or grounds of Religion? |
A32955 | 2 Whether doth any man trouble or molest you for doing your duties? |
A32955 | 3 Whether is there any Legacie withholden, given to the Church or poor people, or to the mending of high wayes, or otherwise by the Testatours? |
A32955 | 4 Doth he refuse to bury any which ought to be interred in Christian buriall, or defer the same longer then he should? |
A32955 | 4 Is your Church or Chappell decently paved, and is your Church- yard well and orderly kept without abuse? |
A32955 | 6 Is your Minister a Preacher allowed? |
A32955 | 7 Doth your Minister( being licensed) preach usually, either in his own Cure, or in some other Church or Chappell neer adjoyning where no Preacher is? |
A32955 | 8 Is your Minister continually resident upon his Benefice? |
A32955 | 9 Doth your Minister or Curate serve any more Cures then one? |
A32955 | And do you know of any that hath or doth disturb that wholsom Order so appointed by the Law to be observed in Divine service? |
A32955 | And doth he bring his scholars to the Church to hear Divine service and sermons? |
A32955 | And doth he deliver the Bread and Wine to every Communicant severally, and kneeling? |
A32955 | And doth he expound and shew forth the meaning and sense of the said Catechisme? |
A32955 | And doth he give warning before- hand to the Parishioners for the receiving of the holy Communion? |
A32955 | And doth he instruct his scholars in the grounds of the religion now established in this Church of England? |
A32955 | And doth your Minister use the words of Institution according to the Book? |
A32955 | And have any of your parish loytered or been gaming abroad at the same time? |
A32955 | And have they sold forth any drink or victualls at the like time? |
A32955 | And if he be most- while absent, what order doth he take for hospitality or relief of the poor? |
A32955 | And if he do not, where is the fault, either in the parents and masters of the children, or in the Curate neglecting his dutie? |
A32955 | And is he conformable to the religion now established? |
A32955 | And what persons were so received, harboured, or suffered? |
A32955 | And whether doth he give the fourtieth part of the profits of his Benefice to the poor, during his absence? |
A32955 | And whether doth he teach publickly opposite doctrine against the Articles and Homilies prescribed by Law in the Church of England? |
A32955 | And whether have they sent or suffered any Processe to go out of the Ecclesiasticall Courts, otherwise then by law they ought? |
A32955 | And whether have you a Register- book in parchment for Christnings, Weddings, and Burials, according to the former custome and practise? |
A32955 | And whether is there a Table for the rates of all fees set up in their several Courts and Offices? |
A32955 | Are the Communion- table, Font, Books, and other Ornaments of the Church kept fair and lean? |
A32955 | Are the bones of the dead decently interred, or laid up in some fit place, as beseemeth Christians? |
A32955 | Doth he preach and maintain, or palliate with distinctions and limitations, any points of Poperie? |
A32955 | Doth he suffer any unseasonable ringing, or any proane exercise in your Church? |
A32955 | Doth he use the signe of the Crosse in Baptisme? |
A32955 | HAve you a fit Parish- Clerk, aged twenty yeers at the least, of honest conversation, able to read and write? |
A32955 | HOw many Physicians, Chirurgians, and Midwives have you in your parish? |
A32955 | Have they heard any matter of office privately in their chambers, without their sworn registers or their deputies presence? |
A32955 | How long have they used their severall sciences or offices, and by what authoritie? |
A32955 | If not, whether doth he procure some who are lawfully licenced, to preach monethly among you at least? |
A32955 | If so, then with whom, when, and for what summe of money? |
A32955 | If yea, then by whom? |
A32955 | If yea, then what other Cure doth he serve, and how far are they distant? |
A32955 | In whose hands is it, by whom was it given, and by whom is it withholden? |
A32955 | Is any thing lost or spoiled in the Church through his default? |
A32955 | Or doth he make any personall invectives in the Pulpit, to the offence of particular men, and the scandall of the Parish? |
A32955 | Or doth he table or lodge any such in his house? |
A32955 | Or have they taken upon them the offices of Informers or Promotours to the said Courts, or any other way abused themselves in their places? |
A32955 | Or is he a frequenter of taverns, innes or ale- houses, or any place suspected for ill rule? |
A32955 | Or otherwise in case the smalnesse of the living can not finde a preaching Minister, doth he preach at both his Benefices usually? |
A32955 | Or whether is your Parson, Vicar, or Curate, over- conversant with, or a favourer of Recusants, whereby he is suspected not to be sincere in Religion? |
A32955 | What sum of money or other consideration hath been received or promised, by or to any of them, in that respect, by whom, and with whom? |
A32955 | Whether are his and the Sextons wages paid without fraud, according to the ancient custome of your Parish? |
A32955 | and doth he instruct them in any other Grammar, Accidence, or any other Catechisme then is allowed by publick Authority? |
A32955 | and how hath the same been imployed? |
A32955 | and how have the same been bestowed? |
A32955 | and how have they demeaned themselves therein? |
A32955 | and how often hath he been negligent in that behalf? |
A32955 | and in case he be licenced to be absent, whether doth he cause his Cure to be sufficiently supplied with a preaching Minister? |
A32955 | and is he carefull and diligent to benefit his scholars in learning? |
A32955 | and of what skill are they accounted to be in their profession? |
A32955 | and what Grammar, Accidence, or Catechisme is it that he so teacheth? |
A32955 | and what doth he allow unto him? |
A32955 | and when any have been parting out of this life, hath he omitted to do his last dutie in that behalf, being sent for and desired? |
A32955 | and who were the same that did so? |
A32955 | especially is he one that useth uncharitably to curse, scandal and revile his own parishioners, in his heats and choler? |
A32955 | if not, then by whom are they so defrauded or denied? |
A32955 | or bury any in Christian buriall, which by the Constitutions of the Church of England, or Laws of the Land, ought not to be so interred? |
A32955 | or how long time hath he been absent? |
A32955 | or what provision doth he make otherwise for them? |
A00190 | 2 Item whether doth your Minister bid Holydayes& Fasting dayes, as by the Booke of Common Prayer is appointed? |
A00190 | 20 Item, whether is your Curate licensed to serue, by the Bishop of this Diocesse or by any other, and by whom? |
A00190 | 23 Item, whether are there any Lectures, or exercises vsed within your parish Church? |
A00190 | 31 WHether haue you a fit Parish- Clerke, aged twenty yéeres at least, of honest conuersation, able to reade and write? |
A00190 | 32 Item, whether doeth your Clerke or Sexton kéepe the Church cleane, the doores locked? |
A00190 | 34 HOw many Physicians, Chirurgions, or Mid- wiues haue you in your Parish? |
A00190 | 35 Item, whether, and how often haue you admitted any to preach within your Church or Chappell which was not sufficiently Licensed? |
A00190 | 37 Item, whether were you chosen by the consent of the Minister and the parishioners? |
A00190 | 42 Item, what recusāt Papists are there in your parish? |
A00190 | 43 Item, whether doe any of the sayd Popish Recusants labor to seduce and withdraw others from the Religion now established? |
A00190 | 45 Item, how long haue the sayd Popish Recusants abstained from Diuine Seruice or from the Communion as aforesayd? |
A00190 | 51 Item, what persons within your parish, for any offence, contumacy or crime of Ecclesiasticall conusance, doe stand Excommunicate? |
A00190 | 58 Item, whether doe any persons administer the goods of the dead without lawfull authoritie, or suppresse the last will of the dead? |
A00190 | 59 Item, whether doth any with- hold the stocke of the Church, or any goods or other things, giuen to good and charitable vses? |
A00190 | 6 Item, whether is your Minister a Preacher allowed? |
A00190 | 67 Item, whether hath your Minister stayed the publication of any excommunications, or suspensions? |
A00190 | And are the Almes of the Church faithfully distributed to the vse of the poore? |
A00190 | And doeth he instruct his Schollers in the grounds of Religion now established in this Church of England? |
A00190 | And doeth háe deliuer the Bread and Wine to euery Cōmunicant seuerally? |
A00190 | And doth he bring his Schollers to the Church to heare Diuine Seruice and Sermons? |
A00190 | And doth he reade the booke of the last Canons once yéerely, and weare a Surplice according to the sayd Canons? |
A00190 | And doth hee giue warning beforehand to the parishoners, for the receiuing of the holy Cōmunion as the 22. canon requireth? |
A00190 | And how haue they demeaned themselues therein, and of what skill are they accounted to bee in their profession? |
A00190 | And whether haue you in your said Church or Chancell a Table set, of the degrées, wherein by Law men are prohibited to marry? |
A00190 | And whether keepe they any Schoole- master in their house, which commeth not to Church to heare Diuine Seruice and receiue the Communion? |
A00190 | And whether that wine be brought in a cleane and swéete standing pot of pewter, or of other purer mettall? |
A00190 | And whether the sayd Terrier bée layd vp in the Bishops Registry, and in whose hands any of them are now? |
A00190 | And whether they still remaine and abide in that conformitie? |
A00190 | By whom are they chosen? |
A00190 | Canon is enioyned: and is he of sober behauiour and one that doth not vse such bodily labor, as is not séemely for his function and calling? |
A00190 | Haue they heard any matter of Office priuately in their chambers, without their sworne Registers, or their Deputies presence? |
A00190 | How long haue they vsed their seuerall Sciences or Offices, and by what authority? |
A00190 | If not, whether doth he procure some who are lawfully licensed, to preach amongst you monethly at the least? |
A00190 | If so, then by whom? |
A00190 | If so, then with whom, when, and for what and how hath the same bene imployed? |
A00190 | If yea ▪ then who they are:& how long since haue they so reformed themselues? |
A00190 | Is any thing lost or spoyled in the Church through his default? |
A00190 | Or against any of the Rites or Ceremonies of the Church of England now established? |
A00190 | Or are there in your Parish any wils not yet proued, or goods of the dead dying intestate left vnadministred? |
A00190 | Or otherwise, in case the smallnesse of the liuing can not finde a preaching Minister, doeth hee preach at both his Benefices vsually? |
A00190 | What is his name, and how long hath he taught there, or else where? |
A00190 | What sum of money, or other consideration hath bin receiued or promised, by, or to any of them in that respect, by whom and with whom? |
A00190 | Whether your Church- yard be well fenced& kept without abuse: and if not, in whose default the same is, and what the defect or fault is? |
A00190 | and doth he preach standing and with his hat off? |
A00190 | and is hee carefull and diligent to benefit his Schollers in learning? |
A00190 | and what are their seuerall names? |
A00190 | or haue takē any money or cōmutatiō for the same present their names that haue don it? |
A00190 | or instruct their Families or children in Popish Religion? |
A00190 | or refuse to entertaine any, especially in place of greatest seruice or trust, but such as concurre with them in their Papistry? |
A00190 | or whether any of them do refuse to come: or if they come, refuse to learne the Catechisme set foorth in the booke of Common Prayer? |
A32956 | A Bible, of the last Translation, in a large Uolum, and the Book of Common Prayer; both well and substantially bound? |
A32956 | A Book of Canons and Constitutions Ecclesiastical? |
A32956 | A Pulpit, with a comely Cloth or Cushion for the same? |
A32956 | ARE there any belonging to your Parish, who refuse to pay their duty for Easter offerings to your Minister? |
A32956 | ARE there any living in your Parish who have been unlawfully married contrary to the laws of God? |
A32956 | And a Printed Table of the Degrees wherein Marriage is prohibited? |
A32956 | And are there any Infants or more aged persons in your Parish as yet unbaptized? |
A32956 | And are there any Wills or Testaments, of persons dead in your Parish, that be yet unproved? |
A32956 | And do any of your Parish keep society with them before they he reconciled to the Church, and absolved? |
A32956 | And doth he keep your Church or Chappel clean from dust, cobwebs, and other annoyance? |
A32956 | And doth he use all such Rites and Ceremonies in all parts of Divine Service, as are appointed in the said Book? |
A32956 | And have you a fair Communion- Cup, or Chalice, with a Cover of silver, and one or more Flagons of silver, or pewter, thereunto belonging? |
A32956 | And is the transcript thereof yearly, within one Month next after the 25 of March, brought into the Bishops Registry? |
A32956 | And lastly, have you a Bier, with a black Hears- cloth, for the Burial of the Dead? |
A32956 | And what is the yearly Revenue, or Stipend, belonging to the Governours, or Masters, of the same? |
A32956 | And when they come so to do, do they come decently apparelled, and make their offerings according to custom? |
A32956 | Are his wages duly paid unto him? |
A32956 | Are you careful that none of them sit, lean, or lay their Hats upon the Communion- Table? |
A32956 | DO any of your Parish upon the Sundays or Holy- dayes, follow their bodily and ordinary labour? |
A32956 | DO any refuse to bury their dead according to the Rites of the Church of England? |
A32956 | DO you note them that come late to Church after Divine Service is begun, or depart before it be ended? |
A32956 | DOTH any man keep a publick or private School in your Parish, who is not allowed thereunto by the Bishop or his Chancellor? |
A32956 | DOTH any person preach in your Parish as a Lecturer? |
A32956 | DOTH he neglect to visit the Sick, or delay the Baptism of any Infant that is in danger of death? |
A32956 | Doth any in your Parish refuse to receive the same kneeling? |
A32956 | Doth he baptize any without Godfathers and Godmothers, or admit either of the Parents to be Godfather or Godmother to their own Children? |
A32956 | Doth he before his Lecture, read Divine Service, according to the Book pf Common Prayer? |
A32956 | Doth he cause them upon Sundayes and Holy- dayes, orderly to repair to your Church or Chappel? |
A32956 | Doth he familiarly converse with ungodly, vicious, and excommunicate persons? |
A32956 | Doth he set Neighbours at variance one with another? |
A32956 | Doth he wear his hair of an immoderate or uncomely length? |
A32956 | Doth your School- master teach his Scholars the Catechism of Religion, set forth by Authority? |
A32956 | HATH he any other Ecclesiastical Benefice, Prebend, or Dignity? |
A32956 | HATH he been legally Instituted and Inducted into his Benefice? |
A32956 | HATH he presumed to Marry any persons in private houses? |
A32956 | HATH your Minister been licenced to preach by the Bishop, or either of the two Universities? |
A32956 | HAVE you any among you that be denounced and declared excommunicate for any crime committed? |
A32956 | HAVE you belonging to your Church or Chappelry a Parish Clerk, aged 21 years ar the least? |
A32956 | HAVE you in your said Church, or Chappel, a convenient Seat, or Pew, for your Minister to read Divine Service in? |
A32956 | Hath any person encroached upon any Garden, Yard, or Close, belonging to your Parsonage or Uicarage house? |
A32956 | Hath any person encroached upon the same? |
A32956 | Hath he allowance from the Bishop for so doing? |
A32956 | Hath your Minister taken upon him to appoint any publick or private Fasts, Prophecyings or Exercises, not appointed by Authority? |
A32956 | Have any Inclosures been made in your Parish, to the detriment of the Church, by the decay of Tillage, and converting Arable- Land into Pasture? |
A32956 | Have any Trees there growing been cut down? |
A32956 | Have any new Pews been erected in your Chancel, or in the Body of your Church or Chappel without leave from the Ordinary? |
A32956 | Have any of the same been withheld from your Minister? |
A32956 | Have you likewise the Book of Homilies, set forth by Authority? |
A32956 | How long have they been so excommunicated? |
A32956 | How many weeks in any one year hath he been absent from it, without urgent necessity? |
A32956 | III HAVE you a true and perfect Terrier of all the Glebe- lands, Gardens, Orchards, Tenements, or Cottages, belonging to your Parsonage or Uicarage? |
A32956 | IS he defamed or suspected to have obtained either his Benefice or Orders, by any Simonaical compact? |
A32956 | IS the House of your Parson, Uicar, or Curate,( with all the out- houses thereunto belonging) kept in good and sufficient repair? |
A32956 | IS there any Hospital, Almes house, or Free- School founded in your Parish? |
A32956 | IS there any person in your Parish, that lyeth under a common fame, or vehement suspicion of Adultery, Fornication or Incest? |
A32956 | IS there any strife and contention among any of your Parish for their Pews or Seats in your Church? |
A32956 | IS there in your Parish any person a known or reputed Heretick or Schismatick? |
A32956 | IS your Church- yard sufficiently fenced with Walls, Rails, or Pales; and decently kept from the annoyance of Swine, Horses, and other Cattel? |
A32956 | IS your Minister a Priest or Deacon, Episcopally Ordained, according to the Laws of the Church of England? |
A32956 | IS your Parish Church or Chappel kept in good and sufficient repair? |
A32956 | IS your Parson, Uicar, Curate or Lecturer, a man of a sober, unblamable, and exemplary life? |
A32956 | In whose hands or Custody doth the same, or any part thereof remain? |
A32956 | Is he a frequenter of Taverns, or Ale- houses? |
A32956 | Is he allowed by the Bishop to serve in your Church or Chappel? |
A32956 | Is he chosen by your Minister, and doth he duly attend him in all Divine Services at the Church? |
A32956 | Is he constantly resident upon his Benefice amongst you? |
A32956 | Is he noted to be an intemperate Drinker? |
A32956 | Is he of honest life and conversation? |
A32956 | Is his apparel grave and decent, both for fashion and colour, as the Canons of the Church require? |
A32956 | Is the said Curate in Holy Orders? |
A32956 | Is the same ordered and governed in every respect as it ought to be? |
A32956 | Is there any Child past Infancy, or other person of more years, through your Ministers default, yet remaining unbaptized in your Parish? |
A32956 | Or any goods administred, without a due grant from the Ordinary? |
A32956 | Or any that being lawfully divorced have marryed again? |
A32956 | Or any that being lawfully marryed, and not separated or divorced by course of law, do not cohabit together? |
A32956 | Or are there any strangers not of your Parish, that forsake their own Churches, and usually repair to yours for it? |
A32956 | Or do they keep them unbaptized any longer time then the Church alloweth? |
A32956 | Or do they send them to be baptized in any other Parishes, or after other form than is appointed? |
A32956 | Or is his Carriage and Conversation, in any kind whatsoever, Disorderly or Scandalous, and unbeseeming a Minister of Iesus Christ? |
A32956 | Or, have any of the said Houses, or Out- houses, been defaced or pulled down without licence from the Ordinary? |
A32956 | V. DO you suffer no mis- behaviour or disorder to be done by men, women, or servants, or children in your Church or Chappel? |
A32956 | V. DOTH every person reverently uncover his head, and so continue all the time of Divine Service and Sermon in the Church? |
A32956 | V. HATH your Minister a Curate to assist him? |
A32956 | What were those Legacies, and how have they been bestowed? |
A32956 | Who was the Founder, or is now the Patron thereof? |
A32956 | X. DOTH your Minister diligently instruct the youth of your Parish, in the Church Catechism? |
A32956 | a Swearer, Railer, Scoffer, or Quarreller? |
A32956 | a common Gamester? |
A32956 | a prophane or obscene Iester? |
A32956 | an able and discreet person, and conformable to the Laws and Orders of the Church of England? |
A32956 | and are there any among you that come only to the Preaching, and not to the Common- Prayers of the Church? |
A32956 | and by whom; as you know or have heard? |
A32956 | and by whom? |
A32956 | and do you permit no other to preach? |
A32956 | and doth he prepare and present them, being so instructed, to be Confirmed by the Bishop? |
A32956 | and doth he serve in any other Church beside? |
A32956 | and how many years since? |
A32956 | and how much is your Parsonage or Uicarage damnified thereby in the yearly value thereof; as you know, believe, or have heard? |
A32956 | and if there be any such, what are their Names? |
A32956 | and is he in all respects conformable to the Laws and Orders of the Church of England? |
A32956 | and see that they behave themselves there quietly and reverently, during the time of Divine Service and Sermon? |
A32956 | and sufficient or able to perform his duty in reading, writing, and singing? |
A32956 | and to whose use and benefit? |
A32956 | and what yearly Stipend doth your Minister allow him? |
A32956 | are any shops kept open or wares sold? |
A32956 | by whom hath the same been made? |
A32956 | by whom? |
A32956 | giving notice to the Parishioners of every of the same in the Church, in the time of Divine Service upon the Sunday next before? |
A32956 | how long since? |
A32956 | or at any other hours then between Eight and Twelve in the Morning; unless he had a License or Dispensation so to do? |
A32956 | or changed or removed the ancient Marks and Bounds of the same? |
A32956 | or cut up any Trees growing thereon? |
A32956 | or encourage them to Suits and Contention? |
A32956 | or from the hands of your own Minister, repairing for it to other Parishes and Ministers abroad? |
A32956 | or made any dore into it, out of his own ground or habitation, without allowance from the Ordinary? |
A32956 | or one of the Homilies set forth by Authority to be there read by a Priest or Deacon lawfully Ordained? |
A32956 | or permit their servants so to do? |
A32956 | or such as, being under age, have not the consent of their Parents, or without the Banes first published on three Sundays or Holy- days in the Church? |
A32956 | or vehemently suspected of Incontinency with any person, either within your Parish, or without? |
A32956 | or who with- holdeth the same from him? |
A69744 | A Bible, of the last Translation, in a large Volumn, and the Book of Common- Prayer; both well and substantially bound? |
A69744 | A Book of Canons and Constitutions Ecclesiastical? |
A69744 | A Pulyit, with a comely Cloth or Cushion for the same? |
A69744 | ARE there any belonging to your Parish, who refuse to pay their Duty for Easter- Offerings to your Minister? |
A69744 | ARE there any living in your Parish, who have béen unlawfully Married, contrary to the Lawes of God? |
A69744 | And a printed Table of the Degrées wherein Marriage is prohibited? |
A69744 | And are there any Infants, or more aged persons in your Parish, as yet unbaptized? |
A69744 | And are there any Wills or Testaments of persons dead in your Parish, that be yet unproved? |
A69744 | And are there any among you that come only to the Preaching, and not to the Common- Prayers of the Church? |
A69744 | And by whom? |
A69744 | And do any of your Parish kéep Society with them before they be reconciled to the Church, and absolved? |
A69744 | And do you permit no other to Preach? |
A69744 | And doth he keep your Church or Chappel clean from Dust, Cobwebs, and other Annoyance? |
A69744 | And doth he prepare and present them, being so instructed, to be Confirmed by the Bishop? |
A69744 | And doth he serve in any other Church beside? |
A69744 | And doth he use all such Rites and Ceremonies in all parts of Divine Service, as are appointed in the said Book? |
A69744 | And have you a fair Communion- Cup, or Chalice, with a Cover of silver, and one or more Flagons of silver, or pewter, thereunto belonging? |
A69744 | And if there be any such, what are their Names? |
A69744 | And is he in all respects conformable to the Lawes and Orders of the Church of England? |
A69744 | And is the Transcript thereof Yearly, within one Month next after the 25. of March, brought into the Bishops Registry? |
A69744 | And lastly, Have you a Bier, with a black Hears- Cloth, for the Burial of the Dead? |
A69744 | And what is the Yearly Revenue, or Stipend, belonging to the Governors, or Masters of the same? |
A69744 | And what yearly Stipend doth your Minister allow him? |
A69744 | And when they come so to do, Do they come decently Apparrelled, and make their Off ● rings according to Custom? |
A69744 | Are any Shops kept open, or Wares sold? |
A69744 | Are his Wages duly paid unto him? |
A69744 | Are you careful that none of them sit, lean, or lay their Hats upon the Communion Table? |
A69744 | Articies of the Church of England; established by Authority, and there publickly Declare his Assent thereunto? |
A69744 | DO any of your Parish upon the Sundayes or Holy- dayes, follow their bodily and ordinary Labour? |
A69744 | DO any refuse to bury their Dead according to the Rites of the Church of England? |
A69744 | DO you Note them that come late to Church after Divine Service is begun, or depart before it be ended? |
A69744 | DOTH any man kéep a publick or private School in your Parish, who is not allowed thereunto by the Bishop or his Chancellor? |
A69744 | DOTH any person Preach in your Parish as a Lecturer? |
A69744 | DOTH he neglect to visit the Sick, or delay the Baptism of any Infant that is in danger of death? |
A69744 | Declare what you know, or have heard therein? |
A69744 | Doth he Baptize any without Godfathers and Godmothers, or admit either of the Parents to be Godfather or Godmother to their own Children? |
A69744 | Doth he before his Lecture, read Divine Service according to the Book of Common- Prayer? |
A69744 | Doth he familiarly converse with ungodly, vitious, and excommunicate persons? |
A69744 | Doth he set Neighbours at variance one with another? |
A69744 | Doth he wear his hair of an immoderate or uncomely length? |
A69744 | Doth your School- master teach his Scholars the Catechism of Religion set forth by Authority? |
A69744 | HATH he any other Ecclesiastical Benefice, Prebend, or Dignity? |
A69744 | HATH he béen legally Instituted and Inducted into his Benefice? |
A69744 | HATH he presumed to Marry any persons in private Houses? |
A69744 | HATH your Minister béen Licensed to Preach by the Bishop, or either of the two Vniversities? |
A69744 | HATH your Minister taken upon him to appoint any Publick or Private Fasts, Prophecyings or Exercises, not appointed by Authority? |
A69744 | HAVE you a true and perfect Terrier of all the Glebe- lands, Gardens, Orchards, Tenements, or Cottages, belonging to your Parsonage or Vicarage? |
A69744 | HAVE you any among you that be denounced and declared Excommunicate for any Crime committed? |
A69744 | HAVE you belonging to your Church or Chappelry, a Parish- Clerk aged Twenty one Years at the least? |
A69744 | HAVE you in your said Church or Chappel, a convenient Seat, or Pew, for your Minister to read Divine Service in? |
A69744 | Hath any Person encroached upon any Garden, Yard, or Close, belonging to your Parsonage or Vicarage- house? |
A69744 | Hath any person encroached upon the same? |
A69744 | Hath he allowance from the Bishop for so doing? |
A69744 | Have any Inclosures béen made in your Parish, to the detriment of the Church, by the decay of Tillage, and converting Arable Land into Pasture? |
A69744 | Have any Trées there growing béen cut down? |
A69744 | Have any new Pews béen erected in your Chancel, or in the Body of your Church or Chappel, without leave from the Ordinary? |
A69744 | Have you likewise the Book of Homilies set forth by Authority? |
A69744 | How long have they béen so Excommunicated? |
A69744 | How many wéeks in any one Year hath he béen absent from it, without urgent Necessity? |
A69744 | IS the House of your Parson, Vicar, or Curate,( with all the Out- houses thereunto belonging) kept in good and sufficient repair? |
A69744 | IS there any Hospital, Almes- house, or Frée- School founded in your Parish? |
A69744 | IS there any Strife and Contention among any of your Parish, for their Pews or Seats in your Church? |
A69744 | IS there any person in your Parish, that lieth under a common Fame, or vehement suspition of Adultery, Fornication, or Incest? |
A69744 | IS your Church- yard sufficiently fenced with Walls, Rails, or Pales; and decently kept from the annoyance of Swine, Horses, and other Cattel? |
A69744 | IS your Minister a Priest or Deacon, Episcopally Ordained, according to the Lawes of the Church of England? |
A69744 | IS your Parish- Church or Chappel kept in good and sufficient repair? |
A69744 | IS your Parson, Vicar, Curate, or Lecturer, a man of a sober, unblameable, and exemplary life? |
A69744 | In whose hands or custody doth the same, or any part thereof remain? |
A69744 | Is he a Frequenter of Taverns, or Ale- houses? |
A69744 | Is he allowed by the Bishop to serve in your Church or Chappel? |
A69744 | Is he chosen by your Minister, and doth he duly attend him in all Divine Services at the Church? |
A69744 | Is he constantly resident upon his Benefice amongst you? |
A69744 | Is he noted to be an intemperate Drinker? |
A69744 | Is he of honest Life and Conversation, and sufficient or able to perform his Duty in Reading, Writing, and Singing? |
A69744 | Is his Apparrel grave and decent, both for Fashion and Colour, as the Canons of the Church require? |
A69744 | Is the said Curate in holy Orders, an able and discréet Person, and conformable to the Lawes and Orders of the Church of England? |
A69744 | Is the same Ordered and Governed in every Respect as it ought to be? |
A69744 | Is there any Chillde past Infancy, or other person of more Years, through your Ministers default, yet remaining unbaptized in your Parish? |
A69744 | Is there in your Parish, any person, a known or reputed Heretick or Schismatick? |
A69744 | Or any Goods Administred, without a due Grant from the Ordinary? |
A69744 | Or any that being lawfully Divorced, have Married again? |
A69744 | Or any that being lawfully Married, and not Separated or Divorced by course of Law, do not Cohabit together? |
A69744 | Or are there any strangers not of your Parish, that forsake their own Churches, and usually repair to yours for it? |
A69744 | Or at any other houres than betwéen Eight and Twelve in the Morning; unless he had a License or Dispensation so to do? |
A69744 | Or changed, or removed the Ancient Marks and Bounds of the same? |
A69744 | Or cut up any Trées growing thereon? |
A69744 | Or do they kéep them unbaptiz ● d any longer time than the Church alloweth? |
A69744 | Or do they send them to be bap ● ized in any other Parishes, or after other Form than is appointed? |
A69744 | Or encourage them to Suits and Contention? |
A69744 | Or is his Carriage and Conversation in any kind whatsoover, Disorderly or Scandalous, and unbeséeming a Minister of Iesus Christ? |
A69744 | Or permit their Servants so to do? |
A69744 | Or vehemently suspected of Incontinency with any Person, either within your Parish, or without? |
A69744 | Or who with- holdeth the same from him? |
A69744 | Or, have any of the said Houses, or Out- houses, béen defaced, or pulled down, without License from the Ordinary? |
A69744 | V. DO you suffer no Misbehaviour or Disorder to be done by Men, Women, or Servants, or Children in your Church or Chappel? |
A69744 | V. DOTH every Person reverently uncover his Head, and so continue all the time of Divine Service, and Sermon in the Church? |
A69744 | V. HATH your Minister a Curate to assist him? |
A69744 | What were those Legacies, and how have they béen bestowed? |
A69744 | Who was the Founder, or is now the Patron thereof? |
A69744 | X. DOTH your Minister diligently instruct the Youth of your Parish, in the Church- Catechism? |
A69744 | a Swearer, Railer, Scoffer, or Quarreller? |
A69744 | a common Gamester? |
A69744 | a profane or obscene Iester? |
A69744 | and how many years since? |
A69744 | and how much is your Parsonage or Vicarage damnified thereby in the yearly value thereof, as you know, believe, or have heard? |
A69744 | and to whose use and benefit? |
A69744 | by whom hath the same béen made? |
A69744 | by whom? |
A69744 | how long since? |
A69744 | or made any door into it, out of his own Ground or Habitation, without allowance from the Ordinary? |
A69744 | or one of the Homilies, set forth by Authority, to be there read by a Priest or Deacon lawfully Ordained? |
A00211 | 1 HAue you a fit Parish Clarke, aged twentie yeeres at least, of honest conuersati ● ●, able to reade and write? |
A00211 | 1 Whether, and how often haue you admitted any to preach within your Churh or Chappell, which was not sufficientlie licensed? |
A00211 | 10 Doe any of your Parish usually goe to other Parish Churches to heare Diuine Seruice or Sermons? |
A00211 | 10 Doth your Minister or Curate, serue any more cures than one: If yea, then what oth ● r Cure doth he serue, and how farre are they distant? |
A00211 | 12 What persons within your Parish, for any offence, contumacy, or crime, 〈 ◊ 〉 Ecclesiasticall Conusance doe stand excommunicate? |
A00211 | 13 Hath your Minister admitted any Woman, begotten with childe in adultery or for ● ication, to be Churched without licence of the Ordinary? |
A00211 | 2 Doth your Schoole master teach and instruct his youth in any other Catechisme than is allowed by publike authoritie? |
A00211 | 2 HOw many Physitions, Chirurgions or Mid- Wiues, haue you in your Parish? |
A00211 | 20 Whether any in your Parish haue maried within the degrées by Law prohibited, ● ● d where, and by whom? |
A00211 | 20 Whether is your Curate licensed to serue, by the Bishop of this Diocesse, or b ● any other, and by whom? |
A00211 | 21 Whether doe any persons administer the goods of the dead without lawfull autho ● ty, or suppresse the last will of the dead? |
A00211 | 22 Whether any with- hold the Stocke of the Church, or any goods or other things, euen to good and charitable vses? |
A00211 | 3 Doth your Minister bid Holidayes and Fasting- dayes, as by the Booke of Common prayer is appointed? |
A00211 | 3 Is any Living or meanes giuen towards the erection or maintenance of any Schoole withholden backe or otherwise imployed, and by whom? |
A00211 | 4 What Recusant Papists are there in your Parish, or other Sectaries? |
A00211 | 5 Is your Church or Chappell decently paued, and is your Church- yard well and orderly kept without abuse? |
A00211 | 5 Whether any of the said Popish Recusants, or other Schismaticks, doe labour to ● ouce and with- draw others from the Religion now established? |
A00211 | 6 How long haue the said popish Recusants abstained from Diuine Seruice; or from the Communion, as aforesaid? |
A00211 | 6 Is your Minister a Preacher allowed? |
A00211 | 6 What number of Apparators haue euery seuerall Iudge Ecclesiasticall? |
A00211 | 6 Whether any man doe trouble or molest you for doing your duties? |
A00211 | 7 Whether there be any Legacies witholden giuen to the Church or poore people o ● to the mending of Highwayes, or otherwise by the Testators? |
A00211 | 8 Do you know of any thing that hath béene complained of, that is not yet redresse? |
A00211 | And are the Almes of the Church faithfullie distributed to the vse of the poore? |
A00211 | And doth he bring his Schollers to the Church, to heare diuine Seruice and Sermons? |
A00211 | And doth he reade the Book of the last Canons yearely, and weare a Surplice according to the said Canons? |
A00211 | And how haue they demeaned themselues therein, and of what skil are they accountd to be in their profession? |
A00211 | And how long since haue they so reformed themselues? |
A00211 | And if he doe not, where is the fault, either in he Parents and Masters of the children, or in the Curate neglecting his duty? |
A00211 | And if you find any faulte herein, you shall present them? |
A00211 | And is the whole consecrated ground kept free from Swine and all other nastinesse, as becommeth the place so dedicated? |
A00211 | And what Catechisme it is that he so teacheth? |
A00211 | And whe ● ein, and in what manner is the Countrey ouerburthened by them? |
A00211 | And wherein hau ● they caused or summoned any to appeare in the said Courts, without a presentme ● t or Citation first had? |
A00211 | And whether are his Maiesties Instructions in all things duly obserued? |
A00211 | And whether haue you in your said Church or Chancell, a Table set, of the degrées wherein by Law men are prohibited to marry? |
A00211 | And whether is there a Table for the rates of all Fée ●, set vp in their seuerall Courts and Offices? |
A00211 | And whether that wine be brought in a cleane and swéet standing pot of pewter, or of other purer mettall? |
A00211 | And whether the same Terrier be laid vp in the Bishops Registery, and in whose hands any of them are now? |
A00211 | And whether they haue sent or suffered my Processe to goe out of the Ecclesiasticall Courts otherwise than by Law they oug ● t? |
A00211 | And whether they still remaine and abide in that conformitie? |
A00211 | And who haue beene so punished? |
A00211 | And who is to repaire the Fences on each side thereof? |
A00211 | Are the bones of the dead decently interred, or laid vp in ● ome fit place as beseemeth Christians? |
A00211 | Cannon is enjoyned: is he of sober behauiour, and one that doth not vse such bodlie labour, as is not seemelie for his function and calling? |
A00211 | Canon, in that behalfe provided? |
A00211 | Canon, is directed: And doth he deliuer the Bread and Wine to euery Communicant seuerally, and knéeli ● g? |
A00211 | How is each parcell Butted, on eu ● ry parte? |
A00211 | How long haue they vsed their seuerall Sciences or Offices, and by what authorite? |
A00211 | How much doth each pa ● cell conteyne by measure of the 16. foote Poale? |
A00211 | I ● you know of any other default or crime of Ecclesiasticall Conusance, you are to ● ● ● ent the same by vertue of your Oathes? |
A00211 | If not, whether d ● th he procure some who are lawfully licensed, to preach monethly amongst you at the least? |
A00211 | If so, then with whom? |
A00211 | If so, then you ● e to present the same, the time and place, when, and where he did it? |
A00211 | If yea, then by whom? |
A00211 | In what manner, and vpo ● what cause? |
A00211 | In whose hands it is, by whom it was giuen, and by whom it is with- holden? |
A00211 | Is any thing lost or spoiled in the Church, through his default? |
A00211 | Or against any of the ● ites or Ceremonies of the Church of England, now established? |
A00211 | Or are there in your Parish any wils not yet ● oued, or goods of the dead( dying intestate) left vnadministred? |
A00211 | Or doe they communicate, or Baptize their Children in any ● ther Parish? |
A00211 | Or doth he( wen any is passing out of this life) neglect to toll a bell, hauing notice thereof? |
A00211 | Or haue any Patrons or others decayed the Parsonage, houses, and keepe a stipendary Priest or Curate, in place where an incumbent should be possessed? |
A00211 | Or haue taken any mony or commutation for the same? |
A00211 | Or otherwise, in case the smalnesse of the liuing can ● ot find a preaching Minister, doth he preach at both his benefices vsually? |
A00211 | Or whether any of them do refuse to come; or if they cme, refuse to learne those instructions set forth in the Book of Common prayer? |
A00211 | Or who come late to Church, and depart from Church before seruice be done vpon the said dayes? |
A00211 | Or who ● ● e giue themselues to babbling, talking, or walking, and are not attentiue to heare the word preached, or read? |
A00211 | Present thei ● names that haue done it? |
A00211 | Wh ● t summe of money, or other consideration hath béene receiued or promised, by, or to any ● f them, in that respect, by whom, and with whom? |
A00211 | What is his Name, and how long hath he taught there, or elsewhere? |
A00211 | When, and for what, and how hath the same beéne impl ● yed? |
A00211 | [ 12] p. By Richard Badger, Printed at London: 163[5?] |
A00211 | and whether doth euery Lecturer reade diuine Seruice, according to the Liturgy printed by authority, in his Surplice and Hood before the Lecture? |
A00211 | and whether the said Clarke bee approued by the Ordinarie? |
A00211 | are the Communion Tble, Font, Books, and other Ornaments of the Church kept faire and cleane? |
A00211 | by whom are they chosen? |
A00211 | d ● e wilfully absent themselues from your parish Church, vpon Sundayes or Holidayes a ● Morning and Euening prayers? |
A00211 | doth he suffer any unseasonable ringing, or any prophane exercise in your Church? |
A00211 | present t ● eir names, qualities, or conditions? |
A00211 | present their ● m ● s? |
A00211 | whether they keep any Schoole master in their h ● use, which commeth not to Church to heare Diuine Seruice and receiue the Com ● uni ● n? |
A00211 | ● Doth your Clark or Sexton kéep the Church cleane, the doores locked at fit times? |
A00211 | ● In Whose occupation, are the said parcells at this present? |
A32941 | ARe the Church- Wardens of your Parish yearly and duly chosen, and sworn? |
A32941 | And do such as purpose to Communicate, signifie their Names at least some time the day before? |
A32941 | And doth he administer it to them? |
A32941 | And doth he call upon them to receive the holy Sacrament in their sickness? |
A32941 | And doth he reverently and carefully in all things obse ● ve all the Churches Order in the Celebration? |
A32941 | And doth he wear his Hair of a moderate and comely length? |
A32941 | And have you a Ho ● d or Typet for your Minister to wear over his Surplice, if he be a Graduate? |
A32941 | And is he also ready to baptize Infants in danger of death ▪ Is any Infant or more aged person in the Parish yet unbaptized by his default? |
A32941 | Are the Side- men duly chosen? |
A32941 | Are there any T ● st ● ments or Wills by any conce ● l''d or improv''d, or any Goods unadministred by lawful Authority? |
A32941 | Are your Midwives also licensed by the Ordinary? |
A32941 | D ● th he give warning publickly in the Church at Morning- Prayer the Sunday before for the better preparation of his Parishioners? |
A32941 | DO any in your Parish teach or instruct Youth in any publick School, or private House, without License from his Ordinary? |
A32941 | Doth any Lay- man that is not duly ordain''d openly read Common- Prayer, or execute any Ministerial duty in your Church? |
A32941 | Doth every one abide in his own calling whereunto he is called? |
A32941 | Doth he f ● miliarly converse with persons Excommunicate, ungodly or vicious? |
A32941 | Doth he resort to suspected and infamous houses? |
A32941 | Doth he set Neighbours at v ● riance one with another? |
A32941 | Doth your Minister on the three R ● gation days before the Feast of the holy Ascension, go in pe ● ● m ● ulation of the Circuit of the Parish? |
A32941 | Doth your Minister permit any strange Ministers to preach in your Church who is not sufficiently licensed and Authoriz ● d thereto? |
A32941 | Doth your Minister reverently and publickly, at the Font only, administer the Holy Sacrament of Baptism? |
A32941 | Doth your Minister serve more than one Church or Chappel in distinct Parishes on one day? |
A32941 | Hath any Apparitor taken Reward or Fee to excuse any appearance before the Ecclesiastical Court? |
A32941 | Hath your Minister admitted any Women begotten withChi ● d in Adultery or Fornication, to be churched without license from the Ordinary? |
A32941 | Have any trees been cut down, growing in the Church- yard or fences thereof, and by whom, and for what use was it done? |
A32941 | Have you a Book to set down the names of such Strangers as preach in your Church? |
A32941 | Have you a large and decent Surplice, one, or more, for the Minist ● r to wear at all times of his publick Ministrati ● n? |
A32941 | Have you any Lands or Tenements given or belonging to the repairing of your Church? |
A32941 | Have you belonging to the Church or Chappel a perfect Bible of the largest Uolumn, of the last Translation allowed by Authority? |
A32941 | Have you two Books of Common- Prayer set forth according to the last Act of Parliament for the Uniformity of publick Prayers? |
A32941 | IS your Church or Chappel kept in good repair? |
A32941 | If so, how hath the same been disposed of, to pious and charitable uses( as far as you know?) |
A32941 | Is any Encroachment made upon that ground? |
A32941 | Is any Lecture preach ● d in your Church? |
A32941 | Is he also ready to visit the sick? |
A32941 | Is his usual Apparel decent in fashion and in colour, such as in enjoyn''d him by the Canons of the Church? |
A32941 | Is the Chancel of the Church sufficiently repair''d and beautifi ● d by the Minister or other person to whom that doth belong? |
A32941 | Is the House of your Parson Uicar, or Curate, with all the out ● houses thereto belonging, kept in good and sufficient repair? |
A32941 | Is there any guilty of Speeches of Infidelity against the faith of our Lord Iesus Christ? |
A32941 | Is there any one that doth affirm or teach( and who is he) that the Holy Scripture doth not contain all things necessary to Salvation? |
A32941 | Is you ● Minister ● li ● ensed Preacher, by the Bishop, or either of the two Universities? |
A32941 | Or any that being lawfully Married do yet live asunder wi ● hou ● separation in due form of Law? |
A32941 | Or are there any that refuse to bury their d ● ● d according to the Rites of the Church? |
A32941 | Or doth h ● celebrate the same in any other place than in the Church? |
A32941 | Or doth he any way ende ● vour to bring the Parson or Uicar of the place into disrepute with his Parishioners? |
A32941 | Or doth your Curate or Minister lodg or board at any Tavern, Inn, Ale- house, or house of any ill report? |
A32941 | Or is he himself vehemently suspected of Incontinency, with any person within or without your Parish? |
A32941 | Or that doth any way deny or impugn the King''s Majesty''s Royal Authority or Supremacy in C ● use ● Ecclesiastical in this Realm? |
A32941 | Or that doth forsake their own Parish- Church to receive elsewhere? |
A32941 | V. Do you the Church- Wardens note them that come late to Church after Divine Service is begun, or depart before it be ended? |
A32941 | and before you present any for such default, do you first seriously admonish them? |
A32941 | and by whom? |
A32941 | and do they joyn with them in framing Presentments? |
A32941 | and do you distribute the several summs so levied to the poor of your Parish according to the law in that case provided? |
A32941 | and does he see that they behave themselves there orderly and reverently? |
A32941 | and doth he cause his Scholars on Sund ● ys and Holy- days to resort to Church, to hear Divine Service, Sermons and Catechize? |
A32941 | and doth he duly attend the Minister in all Divine Offices at the Church? |
A32941 | and doth he himself teach them the Catechism set forth by Authority? |
A32941 | and is he deligent to bring them up in the fear of God, in good learning, and manners? |
A32941 | and is he in all respects conformable to the Laws and Orders of the Church of England? |
A32941 | and is he pay''d the ancient and usual wages as hath been accustomed? |
A32941 | and is one of those Keys in the custody of the Parson, Uicar, or Curate? |
A32941 | and is the s ● me delivered to you by bill indented? |
A32941 | and is the whole consecrated ground kept free from Swine and other filth and annoyance, as becomes a place so dedicated? |
A32941 | and what remains is it reverently eaten and drunken by some of the Communicants within your C ● urch? |
A32941 | and what yearly Stipend doth your Minister allew him? |
A32941 | and when all h ● ve communicated doth he cover wh ● t rem ● ineth of the Consecrated Elements wi ● h a fair Linnen- cloth? |
A32941 | and when he seeth the People negligent to come to the Communion, doth he use the Churches second Exhortation? |
A32941 | are the roofs, the walls, the floors, windows, seats and doors, well maintained? |
A32941 | do they assist the Church- Wardens in the executing their Office? |
A32941 | doth be kéep clean the Church, and carefully look to it, and to the Books? |
A32941 | hath he s ● id Divine Service whilst he knew such Excommunicate persons to have been in the Church? |
A32941 | have you any that upon such days kéep open shops or sell wares especially in time of Divine Service? |
A32941 | if so do the owners thereof repair the same? |
A32941 | if so, how f ● r distant are those Churches or Chappels which he so serveth? |
A32941 | in Holy Orders who doth voluntarily relinquish those his Orders, and use himself as a Lay- man only without taking any care of the Church of God? |
A32941 | is he or are they who preach it, Licensed so to do by the Bishop? |
A32941 | nor suffer any to bring Dogs, Hawks, or Hounds into the Church to the disturbance of the Congregation? |
A32941 | or any th ● t will come to hear S ● ● mons but will not come to Common- Prayer and Worship of G ● ● appointed in this Church? |
A32941 | or hath the Register- sped any Act, or dismissed any person detected without the knowledg and actual consent of the Iudg? |
A32941 | or have any of the said houses or out- houses been pull''d down without License from the Ordinary? |
A32941 | or in the Church at any other time, then between the hours of eight and twelve in the forenoon? |
A32941 | or spoken ought privately in contempt of Religion, or that Religion or any part of it, which he by his office in this Church professeth? |
A32941 | or w ● ich h ● ve committed perjury in any Ecclesi ● stical C ● urt 〈 … 〉? |
A32941 | or 〈 ◊ 〉 teaches that those three Holy Orders above ● ● ● ● have not b ● en ever in Christ''s Church even from the Apostles time? |
A32941 | that the Objectio ● s of any may be heard, before they be by the Ordinary ratified? |
A32941 | what is the quantity and value thereof, and in whose possession are they? |
A32941 | what private doors are made into the Church- yard, whereby Nusances are committed, and by whom were those doors made? |
A32937 | A Book of Canons, and Constitutions Ecclesiastical, set forth in the year of our Lord 1603, by the King''s Authority? |
A32937 | A Swearer, Railer, or Quarreller? |
A32937 | A common Gamester, or User of unlawful, or undecent Sports? |
A32937 | ARE the Church- wardens of your Parish duly chosen by the joynt consent of the Minister, and Parishioners? |
A32937 | ARE there any belonging to your Parish, who refuse to pay their Easter- Offerings, or Duties to your Minister? |
A32937 | ARE there any living in your Parish, as Man and Wife, who are within the Degrees prohibited? |
A32937 | And a printed Table of the Degrees, wherein Mariage is prohibited? |
A32937 | And all things so decently ordered, as becometh the House of God? |
A32937 | And also a Hood, agreeable to his Degree, or a Tippet, to be used or worn over the Surplice? |
A32937 | And are there any Infants or persons of riper years in your Parish, who as yet remain unbaptized? |
A32937 | And being thus prepared, and of convenient age, doth he take care to present them to the Bishop to be confirmed? |
A32937 | And by whom, and when hath the same been done? |
A32937 | And do any of your Parish keep society with them before they be reconciled to the Church, and absolved? |
A32937 | And do they distribute the several Sums so levied among the Poor of your Parish, according to Law? |
A32937 | And do they summon any to appear at the Consistory without Citation first had, and granted from the Ecclesiastical Iudge? |
A32937 | And doth he endeavour to his utmost doth in his publick Sermons, and private Conferences to prevail with his Parishioners to receive it oftner? |
A32937 | And doth he in those his Ministrations wear the Surplice, with a Hood befitting his Degree? |
A32937 | And have you a strong Chest, or Coffer, wherein to keep the aforesaid Books, and all the aforementioned Furniture in safe custody? |
A32937 | And have your Minister, and Church- wardens subscrib''d their Names unto every Page of that Book? |
A32937 | And how much is your Parsonage, or Uicarage damnified thereby in the yearly value thereof, as you know, believe, or have heard? |
A32937 | And is he a Licens''d Preacher, and by whom? |
A32937 | And is he in all respects conformable to the Laws and Orders of the Church of England? |
A32937 | And is the same, with all the Out- houses thereunto belonging, kept in good, and sufficient repair? |
A32937 | And is there a Copy of the said Terrier, and Note deliver''d in, to be laid up in the Registers Office? |
A32937 | And lastly, Have you a Bier, and a Black Hearse- Cloth for the more decent Burial of the Dead? |
A32937 | And what is the yearly Revenue? |
A32937 | And when they come so to do, do they come decently apparelled, and make their Offerings according to Custom? |
A32937 | Any Common Drunkards, or Comon Swearers, or Blasphemers of God''s Holy Name? |
A32937 | Any Depravers, Disturbers, or Contemners of the publick Service of God, and the Doctrine and Discipline of the Church of England by Law established? |
A32937 | Any Libertine, or profane person? |
A32937 | Any person notoriously known, or vehemently suspected to be of Atheistical Principles, or Opinions? |
A32937 | Are any Shops kept open, or Wares sold at such times? |
A32937 | Are his Wages duly paid unto him? |
A32937 | Are the Roofs thereof well covered with Lead, Tile, or Slate? |
A32937 | Are there any Wills or Testaments of persons dead in your Parish, that be yet unproved? |
A32937 | As also a third Book, wherein are Entred the Church- wardens Accompts for every year? |
A32937 | By whom? |
A32937 | DO any of your Parish upon the Sunday- days, or Holy- days follow their bodily, or ordinary Labour? |
A32937 | DO any refuse to Bury their Dead according to the Rites of the Church of England? |
A32937 | DO they present all them that come late to Church, after Divine Service is begun, or depart before it be ended? |
A32937 | DOTH any Man keep a publick or private School in your Parish? |
A32937 | DOTH any person preach in your parish as a Lecturer? |
A32937 | DOTH he refuse, or neglect to visit, comfort, and pray with the Sick, or to bury the Dead? |
A32937 | Do they demand, exact, or take unlawful or extraordinary Fees? |
A32937 | Do they unnecessarily delay, or protract any causes brought before them? |
A32937 | Do they vexatiously cite any into their Courts for greediness of Gain, or other undue Ends? |
A32937 | Doth any Man or Woman in your Parish take upon them to practise Physick, or Chirurgery? |
A32937 | Doth he before his Lecture read the Divine Service, as the late Act of Uniformity requires? |
A32937 | Doth he delay the Baptism of any Infant that is in danger of death? |
A32937 | Doth he familiarly converse with vitious, ungodly, or excommunicate persons? |
A32937 | Doth he keep your Church or Chappel clean from Dust, Cobwebs, and other Annoyance? |
A32937 | Doth he set Neighbours at variance one with another? |
A32937 | Doth he teach his Scholars the Catechism of Religion set forth by Authority? |
A32937 | Doth he use any Trade, Occupation, Traffique, or Merchandizing for Filthy Lucre sake? |
A32937 | Doth he use to Baptize any without Godfathers and Godmothers, or admit either of the parents to be Godfather or Godmother to their own Children? |
A32937 | Doth he, or his Curate serve in any other Church beside? |
A32937 | HATH any Sum of Money been lately, or heretofore paid to any Ecclesiastical Officer for Commutation of Pennance? |
A32937 | HATH he any other Ecclesiastical Benefice with Cure, or without? |
A32937 | HATH he presumed to Marry any persons in private Houses? |
A32937 | HATH the Steeple, or Tower, or any other part of your Church, or Chappel, been pulled, or fallen down? |
A32937 | HAVE any Apparitors taken any Reward for the concealing any Offence, or the avoiding the Punishment or Reformation of Offenders? |
A32937 | HAVE you any among you, that be denounced, and declared Excommunicate for any crime committed? |
A32937 | HAVE you in your said Church, or Chappel, a convenient Seat or Pew for your Minister to read Divine Service in? |
A32937 | Hath any encroached upon any Garden, Yard, or Close belonging to your Parsonage, or Uicarage- House? |
A32937 | Hath any person made any Door into it out of his own House, or Ground? |
A32937 | Hath he License from the Bishop so to do? |
A32937 | Have any Trees there growing been cut down? |
A32937 | Have any of the said Houses, or Out- houses been pull''d down, or defaced? |
A32937 | Have any of these been with- held from your Minister? |
A32937 | Have you likewise the Book of Homilies set forth by Authority? |
A32937 | How is it setled, and in whose hands? |
A32937 | How long have they been so? |
A32937 | How long since? |
A32937 | IS there a Decent Font of Stone, fixed in the Ancient, and usual place in the lower part of the Church, for the Administration of Holy Baptism? |
A32937 | IS there a House belonging to your Parson, Uicar, or Curate? |
A32937 | IS there any Strife or Contention among any of your Parish for their Pews, or Seats in your Church? |
A32937 | IS there any person in your Parish, that lieth under a common Fame, or vehement suspition of Adultery, Fornication, or Incest? |
A32937 | IS there in your Parish any Hospital, Alms- house, or Free- school? |
A32937 | IS there in your Parish any known or reputed Heretick, Schismatick or Separatist? |
A32937 | IS there within your parish dwelling or residing any one, who being in Holy Orders hath quitted his profession, and turn''d Lay ▪ man? |
A32937 | IS your Church- yard sufficiently Fenced, and decently kept from all Profanation, and Encroachment? |
A32937 | IS your Minister( so far as you know, or believe) in Holy Orders according to the Rules of the Church of England? |
A32937 | IS your Parish- Church( or Chappel) kept in good, and sufficient repair? |
A32937 | If so, how do they now behave themselves? |
A32937 | In his Apparel grave and decent, as the Canons of the Church require? |
A32937 | Is he a frequenter of Taverns, Ale- houses, or other Houses of ill fame? |
A32937 | Is he allowed so to do by the Ordinary? |
A32937 | Is he constantly Resident among you? |
A32937 | Is he duly chosen by your Minister? |
A32937 | Is he lawfully admitted to the Cure of Souls in your Parish, as you believe, or have heard? |
A32937 | Is he noted to be an intemperate Drinker? |
A32937 | Is he of sober Life, and honest Conversation, and conformable to the Doctrine and Discipline Established? |
A32937 | Is the same ordered, and governed in every respect, as it ought to be? |
A32937 | Or Baptize them in any other place than the Church, when there is no such danger? |
A32937 | Or any Goods Administred, without a due grant from the Ordinary? |
A32937 | Or any Woman to exercise the Office of a Midwife, without being first examined, and approved, and thereupon Licensed by the Ordinary? |
A32937 | Or any that being lawfully Divorced have Married again? |
A32937 | Or any that being lawfully Married, and not separated, or Divorced by course of Law, do not cohabit together? |
A32937 | Or are there any Strangers not of your Parish, that forsake their own Churches, and usually repair to yours for it? |
A32937 | Or are there any among you that come only to the Preaching, and not to the Common- prayers of the Church? |
A32937 | Or as the custom of the Parish is? |
A32937 | Or at any other hours, than between eight and twelve in the Morning, unless he had a License or Dispensation so to do? |
A32937 | Or cut up any Trees growing thereon? |
A32937 | Or do they keep them unbaptized any longer time, than the Church alloweth? |
A32937 | Or do they send them from their own Minister, to be Baptized in any other place, or after other form, than is appointed? |
A32937 | Or encourage them to Suits and contentions? |
A32937 | Or have any of the Bells, Lead, or other Materials, or Utensils, formerly belonging thereunto, been imbezelled, sold, or made away? |
A32937 | Or have any of them erected new Pews in your Chancel, or in the Body of your Church or Chappel, without leave from the Ordinary? |
A32937 | Or how many weeks in any one year hath he been absent from you? |
A32937 | Or in any kind grieve, or oppress His Maiesties good Subjects? |
A32937 | Or in sum, any whose Life and Manners are contrary to Godliness, Peace, and Honesty? |
A32937 | Or is he reported, or suspected to have obtained either his Orders, or Benefice by any Simoniacal, or undue practise? |
A32937 | Or on the other side, is his carriage and conversation in any kind whatsoever disorderly, or scandalous, and unbeseeming a Minister of Iesus Christ? |
A32937 | Or one of the Homilies set forth by Authority to be there read by a Priest, or Deacon? |
A32937 | Or one of them by the Minister, and the other by the Parishioners? |
A32937 | Or such, as being under age, have not the consent of their parents, or without the Banes first published on three Sundays or Holydays in the Church? |
A32937 | Or vehemently suspected of Incontinency with any person, either within your parish, or without? |
A32937 | Or who with- holdeth the same? |
A32937 | Unto whom was it paid, and to what Use appointed, or employed? |
A32937 | V. ARE there any in your Parish that refuse to send their Infant- Children to be Baptized publickly in the Church, unless in case of urgent danger? |
A32937 | V. DO they take care, that no Misbehaviour or Disorder be done by Men, Women, Servants, or Children in your Church or Chappel? |
A32937 | V. HATH he a Curate to assist him, able, and sufficient, and conformable to the Laws, and Orders of the Church of England? |
A32937 | What was the Sum? |
A32937 | What yearly Stipend doth your Minister allow his Curate? |
A32937 | Who is now the Patron thereof? |
A32937 | Who was the Founder? |
A32937 | and by whom? |
A32937 | and by whom? |
A32937 | and do they permit no other to preach? |
A32937 | and doth he diligently attend him in all Divine Offices; audibly making, and repeating the Responses and Suffrages, as in the Liturgy he is directed? |
A32937 | and doth he teach them good Manners, Sobriety, Modesty, and Obedience, as well as other Learning? |
A32937 | and how far distant from you, and in what Diocess? |
A32937 | and is it, or hath it been misemployed, or disposed of to other Uses? |
A32937 | and to whose Use, and Benefit? |
A32937 | and what profession, or course of Life do they follow? |
A32937 | and when, or by whom? |
A32937 | or any that are noted to be Railers, unclean or filthy Talkers, Sowers or Maintainers of Sedition, Faction, or Discord among their Neighbours? |
A32937 | or changed, or removed the antient Marks, and Bounds of the same? |
A32937 | or compel, or permit their Servants so to do? |
A32937 | that none of them sit, lean, or lay their Hats upon the Communion- Table? |
A32937 | the Floors well paved? |
A32937 | the Seats well fastned, and conveniently placed? |
A32937 | the Utensils, and Ornaments fairly kept, and preserved from spoil, abuse, and profanation? |
A32937 | the Windows well glazed? |
A32937 | what Stipends belong to the Governors, or Masters of the same? |
A00214 | 1 IS your Parish Church or Chappell well and sufficiently repaired, and so from time to time maintained and kept? |
A00214 | 10 Doth your Lecturer conforme himselfe to the Lawes, Ordinances, and Rites Ecclesiasticall established in the Church of England? |
A00214 | 10 Have you in your Church or Chappell a strong Chest with an hole in the upper part thereof, 〈 ◊ 〉 the Almes of the poore? |
A00214 | 12 How many Apparatours have you in your Dioc ● sse or Archdeaconrie, as you either know or doe conjecture? |
A00214 | 14 Have you any that keepe company and hold society with suc ● as are denounced and declared Excommunicate? |
A00214 | 14 Is the bread provided for the Holy Sacrament of the Lords Supper, of the best and purest white- bread that may conveniently be gotten? |
A00214 | 17 Are there in your Parish any Wills unproved, or any goods unadministred by lawfull Authority? |
A00214 | 2 Doth the Minister reade the Psalmes, and Lessons appointed in the Kalendar for Morning and Evening Prayer? |
A00214 | 20 Doth your Minister having Cure and charge of ● oules, doe his best endeavour to prepare children, and make them ready for confirmation? |
A00214 | 6 Have you any that upon the Sundayes or Holydaies, imploy themselves in their bodily and ordinary labour, or that permit their servants so to doe? |
A00214 | 6 Have you in the Chancell of your Church or Chappell a decent and convenient Table for the celebration of the Holy Comm ● ● ion? |
A00214 | 7 Have you in your Parish, besides your Parson, Uicar, and Curate, any Lecturer or Lecturers not having cure of soules therein? |
A00214 | 8 Have you had time sufficient for drawing up of your presentments? |
A00214 | 8 Have you in your Church or Chappell a Font of stone, where Baptisme is to be administred, decently made, and kept as it ought to be? |
A00214 | 9 Is your Lecturer licensed by the Bishop of the Diocesse? |
A00214 | A booke of prayers for the 5. of November, and for the 27. of March being the day of his Maiesties most happy Inauguration? |
A00214 | And doe any under Noble men, and men qualified by law keepe any private Chaplaine in their house or houses? |
A00214 | And doe such as purpose to communicat ● signifie their minds unto the ● urate over night or the morning early? |
A00214 | And doe the new married persons the same day of their marriage receive the holy Communion, as by Law they ought? |
A00214 | And doe they end in their Courts in such convenient time or times, as every man may returne homewards in as due season as may be? |
A00214 | And doe you dist ● ibute the severall summes so levied as before is said, among the poore of the parish, according to the Law in that case provided? |
A00214 | And doe you doe the same with the advice and direction of your Minister? |
A00214 | And doth euery house- holder dwelling within halfe a mile of the Church, come, or send one at the least of his houshold to ioyne with the Minister? |
A00214 | And doth he actually take such Cure or Benef ● ce if any hath beene offered to him? |
A00214 | And doth he admit any person or persons to y ● holy Comm ● nion, untill such time as he or they can orderly say the catechisme and be confirmed? |
A00214 | And doth he give warning to his parishioners publikely in the Church at Morning prayer the Sunday before, for the better preparation of themselves? |
A00214 | And doth one of your keyes remaine alwayes in the hands of your Minister? |
A00214 | And doth the said Seale remaine in the custodie of the Iudge himselfe, or of the lawfull substitute by him appointed? |
A00214 | And have they otherwise beene disposed of, then to the said pious and charitable uses? |
A00214 | And if any bread or wine bee newly brought, doth he first use the words of the Institution before it be distributed to the Communicants? |
A00214 | And if by their Deputies, then is the cause of such their deputation and employment made knowne and approved of by the Ordinary of the place? |
A00214 | And is the said Carpet and linnen cloth laid constantly upon the Table, at the times aforesaid? |
A00214 | And is the said Table publikely set up and fix ● d in your Church or Chappell at the Charge of the Parish? |
A00214 | And is the same kept in the Citie or principall Towne in the ● ountie, as the Law requireth? |
A00214 | And is the same, or a true Coppie of the same layed up in the Bishops Registry for a perpetuall Memory thereof? |
A00214 | And on what pious uses, as you have beene credibly informed, wa ● the samebestowed? |
A00214 | And the wine so provided, do you bring to the Communion Table in a cleane and sweet standing pot or flaggon? |
A00214 | And when and as often as in the time of divine Seruice the Lord Iesus shall be mentioned, is due and lowly reverence done by all persons present? |
A00214 | As also a booke of the Canons And Constitutions, made in the Synod held at London, Anno 1603. and ratified by the Kings Authority? |
A00214 | Canon? |
A00214 | Did any dying in your Parish give any legacy unto your Church or Chappell, or to the use of the ▪ poore and needy? |
A00214 | Doe they or any of them execute their Office by themselves or by their Deputies? |
A00214 | Doth any Chaplaine living within your parish, preach or administer the Communion in any other place then in the Chappell of the said houses? |
A00214 | Doth he administer the same to any strangers, which come often and commonly from their owne Parish Churches? |
A00214 | Doth he so likewise with the wine provided? |
A00214 | Doth hee say the same at the accustomed houres of Service, and is there warning giuen to the people by the tolling of a Bell? |
A00214 | Doth the Minister take the same into his hands to blesse and consecrate it to that holy use as oft as he administreth the Communion? |
A00214 | Doth your Lecturer use before his Lectures, the forme of prayer before remembred, and no other forme? |
A00214 | Especially, Is the Common Prayer said or sung distinctly and rev ● rently upon such dayes as are appointed to be kept holy, and upon their E ● es? |
A00214 | Hath the same chest three severall keyes, and is the one of them in the castodie of the Parson, Uicar, or Curat? |
A00214 | Have they or either or any of them, comm ● ted any penan ● ● with any dwelling in your Parish? |
A00214 | Have you also a Register booke wherein to write the names of all Preachers, which come and Preach in your Church from other places? |
A00214 | If you know any such present him, that so he may be punished as the law provides? |
A00214 | In what convenient place of your Church or Chappell doth hee say the same, and by whom was that place appointed? |
A00214 | Is he or they so substituted, a favourer of true Religion, and a man of modest and honest conversation? |
A00214 | Is the same set in the Ancient usuall place appointed for it, and doth your Minister publikely baptize, in the same Font only? |
A00214 | Or any that being lawfully married, doe yet live asunder, without a separation in due course of law? |
A00214 | Or doth any Proctor ● ake the oath in Animam Domini, in any cause what ever, contrary to the ordinance of holy Church? |
A00214 | Or doth your Archdeacon cite any dwelling in your Parish, to appeare before him for any ● rime presented to the Chancellor in his Uisitation? |
A00214 | Or doth your Minister baptize any children presented unto him out of other Parishes? |
A00214 | Or that being there doe rudely and disorderly behave themselves, or which by walking, talking, or any other noise doe hinder the Minister or Preacher? |
A00214 | Or that hath set downe or enacted any thing false, or conceited by himselfe, as decreed by the Iudge, or not as so ordered or decreed by the Iudge? |
A00214 | Or that hath unduely put off, and deferred the Examination of witnesses to be examined by a day, set and assigned by the Iudge? |
A00214 | Or that keepe open Shops in time of divine Service? |
A00214 | Or willingly omitted to call any persons cited to appeare upon any Court day? |
A00214 | That is to say, one of them in the usuall place or Consistorie where the Court is kept, and the other of them in the Registry, or Registers Office? |
A00214 | What other abuses and aggrievances can you complaine of justly in the said Apparators? |
A00214 | What summe of monie hath beene taken for the said commutation? |
A00214 | What wages hath he for his paines? |
A00214 | Who is it that doth so affirme and teach,& c? |
A00214 | Who is it that doth so affirme,& c? |
A00214 | Who is it,& c? |
A00214 | Who is it,& c? |
A00214 | Who is it,& c? |
A00214 | Who is that so teacheth or affirmeth, and what is his name? |
A00214 | You must present the names of such as offend herein? |
A00214 | an ● hath since conti ● ued ▪ 3 Have you belonging to your Church or Chappell a Parish Clark ● aged: 21. yeares at the least? |
A00214 | by which of the two aforesaid Iuris ● ictions was the partie offending cited last? |
A00214 | have you any that offend in the neglect of these particulars ▪ and what are there names? |
A00214 | pence, for every Sunday or Holydaie that he is so absent? |
A00214 | ● ow long is it since this booke of Articles was sent unto you? |
A00214 | 〈 ◊ 〉 how have the said legacies so given beene disposed of by whom and by whose Authority? |
A32947 | ARe the Church- wardens of your Parish yearly and duly chosen by the joint consent of your Minister and Parishioners? |
A32947 | And do such as purpose to Communicate, signifie their Names at least some time the day before? |
A32947 | And doth he administer it to them? |
A32947 | And doth he call upon them to receive the holy Sacrament in their sickness? |
A32947 | And doth he reverently and carefully in all things observe all the Churches Order in the Celebration? |
A32947 | And doth he wear his hair of a moderate and comly length? |
A32947 | And have you a Hood or Tippet for your Minister to wear over his Surplice? |
A32947 | And have you one other convenient Chest, for keeping the Books and Furniture belonging to the Church? |
A32947 | And is he also ready being called, without delay to baptize Infants in danger of death? |
A32947 | And of all such persons by him put from the Communion, doth he give an account to his Ordinary according to Law? |
A32947 | And those Children that have been baptized in private houses, have they been so baptized by any Popish Priest on pretended necessity? |
A32947 | And when all have communicated, doth he cover what remaineth of the consecrated Elements with a fair Linnen- cloth? |
A32947 | Are the Side- men duly chosen? |
A32947 | Are the ten Commandments or the Lords Prayer and other chosen Sentences of holy Scripture set up in your Church or Chappel, as the Canon does require? |
A32947 | Are there any Isles adjoyning to your Church or Chancel which time out of mind have been repaired by the owners of any Messuage in your Parish? |
A32947 | Are there any Testaments or Wills by any concealed or unproved, or any Goods unadministred or administred without a due grant from the Ordinary? |
A32947 | Are your Midwives also licensed by the Ordinary? |
A32947 | DO any in your Parish teach or instruct Youth in any publick School, or private House, without License from his Ordinary? |
A32947 | Did any dying in your Parish or elsewhere, leave any Legacy to your Church or Chappel, or to the Poor, or to any other pious or charitable purposes? |
A32947 | Doth any Lay- man that is not duly ordained openly read Common- Prayer, or execute any Ministerial duty in your Church? |
A32947 | Doth every one abide in his own Calling whereunto he is called? |
A32947 | Doth he familiarly converse with persons Excommunicate, ungodly or vicious? |
A32947 | Doth he give warning publickly in the Church at Morning- Prayer, the Sunday before, for the better preparation of his Parishioners? |
A32947 | Doth he resort to suspected and infamous houses? |
A32947 | Doth he set his Neighbours at variance one with another? |
A32947 | Doth your Minister on the three Rogation days before the Feast of the holy Ascension, go in perambulation of the Circuit of the Parish? |
A32947 | Doth your Minister reverently and publickly, at the Font only, and that without the use of a Basin, Administer the holy Sacrament of Baptism? |
A32947 | Doth your Minister serve more than one Church or Chappel in distinct Parishes on one day? |
A32947 | Hath any Apparitor taken Reward or Fee to excuse any appearance before the Ecclesiastical Court? |
A32947 | Hath your Minister admitted any Women delivered of any Child begotten in Adultery or Fornication, to be churched without License from the Ordinary? |
A32947 | Have any Trees been cut down, growing in the Church- yard or fences thereof, and by whom, and for what use was it done? |
A32947 | Have any of your Church or Chappel Bells been taken down, sold, or lessened; And by whom? |
A32947 | Have you a Basin or some other decent Vessel for receiving the offerings at the Communion Service? |
A32947 | Have you a Book to set down the names of such Strangers as preach in your Church? |
A32947 | Have you a large and decent Surplice, one, or more, for the Minister to wear at all times of his publick Ministration? |
A32947 | Have you any Lands or Tenements given or belonging to the repairing of your Church? |
A32947 | Have you belonging to the Church or Chappel a perfect Bible of the largest Volumn, of the last Translation allowed by Authority? |
A32947 | Have you in your Church or Chappel a strong Chest with three Locks or Keys for the Alms of the poor, and a hole therefore in the upper part thereof? |
A32947 | Have you two Books of Common- Prayer set forth according to the last Act of Parliament for the Uniformity of publick Prayers? |
A32947 | IS your Church or Chappel in good repair? |
A32947 | IS your Parson, Vicar,( or also Curate) in holy Orders by Episcopal Ordination, a Priest ordained according to the laws of the Church of England? |
A32947 | If so, how hath the same been disposed of, to what pious and charitable uses( as far as you know?) |
A32947 | In the solemn Publick Baptism doth he Baptize any without God- fathers or God- mothers? |
A32947 | Is any Encroachment made upon that ground? |
A32947 | Is any Infant or more aged person in the Parish yet unbaptized by his default? |
A32947 | Is any Lecture preached in your Church? |
A32947 | Is he also ready without delay to visit the sick? |
A32947 | Is his usual Apparel decent in fashion and in colour, such as is enjoyned him by the Canons of the Church? |
A32947 | Is the Chancel of the Church sufficiently repaired and beautified by the Minister or other person to whom that doth belong? |
A32947 | Is there any guilty of Speeches of Infidelity against the faith of our Lord Iesus Christ? |
A32947 | Is there any one that doth affirm or teach( and who is he) that the holy Scripture doth not contain all things necessary to Salvation? |
A32947 | Is your Church- yard well and sufficiently fenced, and kept with walls or pales? |
A32947 | Is your Minister a licensed Preacher, by the Bishop, or either of the two Universities? |
A32947 | Or after his lawful Entrance, is your Parson or Vicar resident upon his benefice? |
A32947 | Or any that being lawfully married do yet live asunder without separation in due form of Law? |
A32947 | Or are any Plays, Feasts, Drinkings, or Church- Ales kept in your Church or Church- yard? |
A32947 | Or are there any that neglect to obtain the Christian burial of their dead according to the Rites of the Church of England? |
A32947 | Or are there any that send their Children away from their own Minister( present among them) to be baptized in other Churches? |
A32947 | Or do any in time of Divine Service, or Sermon, or Homily, behave themselves rudely by walking, talking, whispering, laughing, or sleeping? |
A32947 | Or doth he any way endeavour to bring the Parson or Vicar of the place into disrepute with his Parishioners? |
A32947 | Or doth he celebrate the same in any other place than in the Church? |
A32947 | Or doth he then refuse or neglect to sign the Child baptized with the sign of the Cross? |
A32947 | Or doth your Curate or Minister lodge or board at any Tavern, Inn, Ale- house, or house of any ill report? |
A32947 | Or have you any that live together in your Parish as a man and wife, who refuse to make known, when, where, or by whom they were married? |
A32947 | Or is he himself vehemently suspected of Incontinency with any person within or without your Parish? |
A32947 | Or lastly, to any that refuse to receive the said Holy Communion kneeling? |
A32947 | Or that doth any way deny or impugn the king''s Majesties Royal Authority or Supremacy in Causes Ecclesiastical in this Realm? |
A32947 | Or that doth forsake their own Parish- Church to receive elsewhere? |
A32947 | V. Do you the Church- wardens note them that come late to Church after Divine Service is begun, or depart before it be ended? |
A32947 | What were the Legacies, and how have they been bestowed? |
A32947 | XIII Is the House of your Parson, Vicar, or Curate, with all the out- houses thereto belonging, kept in good and sufficient repair? |
A32947 | and a Bier for the carrying of the dead to Burial? |
A32947 | and all things there in such a decent sort, without dust or any thing that may be either noisom or unseemly, as becometh the House of God? |
A32947 | and are they sworn? |
A32947 | and before you at any time present any for such default in the Spiritual Court, do you first seriously admonish them once and again? |
A32947 | and by whom? |
A32947 | and do they joyn with them in framing Presentments? |
A32947 | and do you bring the Wine so provided in a clean and sweet standing Flagon of Pewter, or other purer Metal, kept for that use? |
A32947 | and do you take diligent notice of the absent? |
A32947 | and does he see that they behave themselves there orderly and reverently? |
A32947 | and doth he cause his Scholars on Sundays and Holy- days to resort to Church to hear Divine Service, Sermons and Catechize? |
A32947 | and doth he duly attend the Minister in all Divine Offices at the Church? |
A32947 | and doth he himself teach them the Catechism set forth by Authority? |
A32947 | and have you a fair Linnen cloth for covering the consecrated Elements? |
A32947 | and is he diligent to bring them up in the fear of God, in good learning, and manners? |
A32947 | and is he in all respects conformable to the Laws and Orders of the Church of England? |
A32947 | and is he payed the ancient and usual wages as hath been accustomed? |
A32947 | and is one of those Keys in the custody of the Parson, Vicar, or Curate? |
A32947 | and is the same delivered to you by bill indented? |
A32947 | and is the whole consecrated ground kept free from Swine and other filth and annoyance, as becomes a place so dedicated? |
A32947 | and what remains is it reverently eaten and drunken by some of the Communicants within your Church? |
A32947 | and what yearly stipend doth your Minister allow him? |
A32947 | and when he seeth the People negligent to come to the Communion, doth he use the Churches second Exhortation? |
A32947 | any in Holy Orders, who doth voluntarily relinquish those his Orders, and use himself as a Lay man only without taking any care of the Church of God? |
A32947 | are the Roofs, the Walls, the Floors, Windows, Seats( if you have them) and Doors well maintained? |
A32947 | denying ungodliness and worldly lusts, living soberly, justly and godly? |
A32947 | do they assist the Church- wardens in the executing their Office? |
A32947 | doth he keep clean the Church, and carefully look to it, and to the Books? |
A32947 | hath he been legally instituted and inducted into his Benefice? |
A32947 | hath he said Divine Service whilst he knew such Excommunicate persons to have been in the Church? |
A32947 | have any gifts or rewards been taken by any for the perverting of Iustice? |
A32947 | if so, do the owners thereof repair the same? |
A32947 | if so, how far distant are those Churches or Chappels which he so serveth? |
A32947 | is he or are they who preach it, Licensed so to do by the Bishop? |
A32947 | nor suffer any to bring Dogs, Hawks, or Hounds into the Church to the disturbance of the Congregation? |
A32947 | or admitted such to the Communion whilst they stood so excommunicate? |
A32947 | or any that will come to hear Sermons but will not come to the Common- Prayer and Worship of God appointed in this Church? |
A32947 | or do any brawl, quarrel, challenge one another, fight or strike in the Church or Church- yard? |
A32947 | or hath the Register sped any Act, or dismissed any person detected without the knowledge and actual consent of the Iudge? |
A32947 | or have any of the said- house or out- houses been pulled down without License from the Ordinary? |
A32947 | or is he known or suspected to have obtained his Parsonage or Vicarage by any Symoniacal Contract? |
A32947 | or one of them by your Minister, and the other by the Parishioners? |
A32947 | or spoken ought privately in contempt of Religion, or that Religion, or any part of it, which he by his office in this Church professeth? |
A32947 | or that labour to seduce and withdraw others within or without the Family, from the Religion in this Church established? |
A32947 | or that teaches that those three holy Orders abovesaid have not been ever in Christ''s Church even from the Apostles time? |
A32947 | or to say the Creed and the Lord''s Prayer in a loud voice with the Minister? |
A32947 | that the Objections of any may be heard, before they be by the Ordinary ratified? |
A32947 | what is the quantity and value thereof, and in whose possession are they? |
A32947 | what private doors are made into the Church- yard, whereby Nusances are committed, and by whom were those doors made? |
A00233 | 10 Is your Church full, or vacant of an incumbent? |
A00233 | 12 Doth your Minister go to the administration of holy Baptisme, euer immediately after the second Lesson? |
A00233 | 12 Hath any private man, or men, of his or their owne authority( for ought you know) erected any Pewes, or builded any new Seats in your Church? |
A00233 | 12 Lastly, haue you and euery of you, by your selues, read, or haue caused to be read to you, all these Articles? |
A00233 | 13 Are there any priuie Closets, or close Pewes in your Church? |
A00233 | 1562. and stablished in the Church of England? |
A00233 | 17 Is there any other Cure annexed to your Parish, or any Chappell of ease belonging to the same? |
A00233 | 18 Are there any lately deceased in your Parish, whose last Wils and Testaments haue not yet béene proued? |
A00233 | 19 What persons be excommunicated in your Parish, and for what cause to your knowledge? |
A00233 | 2 Hath any béene maried secretly in priuate houses, or without their Parents or Gouernours consent signified, being vnder the age of 21. yéeres? |
A00233 | 2 Haue you in your Church or Chappell, a Font of stone set in the ancient vsuall place, whole, and cleane, and fit to hold water? |
A00233 | 2 Is any thing with- holden and otherwise imployed, that hath béene giuen to the vse of a Schoole in your Parish? |
A00233 | 2 Is your Minister a licensed Preacher, yea or no? |
A00233 | 20 Doth your Minister or Curate admit any to the Communion, before they can say their Catechisme, and be confirmed? |
A00233 | 24 Doth your Minister vse the forme of thanksgiuing for women after childe- birth immediately before the Communion Seruice? |
A00233 | 28 Hath your Minister euer refused to bury any which ought to be interred with Christian buriall? |
A00233 | 3 Haue any Church- wardens and Quest- men, concealed and not presented any abuses or offences punishable in the Ecclesiasticall Court? |
A00233 | 3 Haue you in your said Church or Chappell a conuenient seat for your Minister to reade diuine Seruice in? |
A00233 | 3 Is your Minister resident with you vpon his benefice? |
A00233 | 39 Is your Minister suspected, or knowne to haue obtained his Benefice by any Simonai ● ● ll compact, directly or indirectly? |
A00233 | 4 Are any Assemblies called Uestry- méetings, held in your Parish? |
A00233 | 4 Haue any persons by license or without, beene maried in your Parish Church, neither of them at that time dwelling in your towne? |
A00233 | 4 Haue you a fit Parish- Clark( aged 20. yéeres at least) of honest life, able to reade and write? |
A00233 | 4 In the said Chest, haue you a Register- booke in Parchment, wherin to register the Christnings, Weddings, and Burials? |
A00233 | 4 Is your Curate licensed by the Bishop of the Dioces? |
A00233 | 4 What rates or leuies( as you know or haue heard) are yéerely or commonly made in your parish for Church- uses? |
A00233 | 44 Haue you any Lecturer in your Parish, and on what day is your Lecture? |
A00233 | 47 Haue you any Lecture of Combination set up in your Parish? |
A00233 | 5 What popish Recusants, or their children haue béene maried in your parish? |
A00233 | 6 Doe any persons being lawfully maried, liue asunder? |
A00233 | 6 Haue the Parents of the childe baptized, beene at any time admitted to be Godfathers or Godmothers to the same? |
A00233 | 7 Haue any children been baptized in priuate houses, or by any Lay- person, or Midwife, or popish Priest; or by any other than your owne Minister? |
A00233 | 7 Is your Church- yard, or Chappell- yard well fenced, and kept without abuse? |
A00233 | 8 Haue you any in your Parish, which liue together as man and wife, and yet not knowne, by whom, where, or when they were maried? |
A00233 | 9 Haue all new- maried persons( the same day of their mariage) duly receiued the holy Communion? |
A00233 | 9 Is the number of Apparitors increased in this Diocesse? |
A00233 | 9 What Legacies haue beene giuen to the vse and benefit of your Church, and how haue they béen bestowed? |
A00233 | After the Lessons, doth he vse any other Psalme, or Hymne, but those which the Booke of Common Prayer hath appointed? |
A00233 | Also doth your Minister, so oft as there is any mariage, appoint to haue a Communion? |
A00233 | And also twice in the yéere administer both Sacraments, with such Rites and Ceremonies as are prescribed by the Booke of Common Prayer? |
A00233 | And doe any familiarly vse the company of such as do obstinately stand excommunicate, knowing the same; and what be their names? |
A00233 | And doe any of them, not being absolued, presume to be present in the Church at diuine Seruice? |
A00233 | And doth euery one of them preach in a Gowne and not in a Cloake? |
A00233 | And doth he alwayes conclude it with the Lords Prayer? |
A00233 | And doth he in his absence make allowance to the poore, and what allowance doth he make? |
A00233 | And doth hee begin in the body of the Church, and then goe vp to the Table, as is appointed? |
A00233 | And doth she then knéele in some conuenient place nigh to the Communion Table, w ● ile the Priest( standing by her) giueth thankes for her? |
A00233 | And doth your Minister or Curate serue any more Cures than one? |
A00233 | And hath any License beene granted by any to such persons as were not of good state and quality? |
A00233 | And hath any childe died without baptisme, by his default? |
A00233 | And hath any taken vpon him to be Church- warden, not being so chosen? |
A00233 | And hath he a setled contribution affixed to the Lecturers place; or is it arbitrary, and for this Lecturer only? |
A00233 | And hath he said diuine Seruice, whiles any excommunicate person hath beene present in the Church? |
A00233 | And hath the Kings Declaration concerning the lawfull sports and recreations béene published among you, yea or no? |
A00233 | And haue you also a Table set vp in your Church, of the Degrées, wherein by Law men are prohibited to marry? |
A00233 | And haue you, this last yeere exhibited a bill of them? |
A00233 | And how doth he imploy his time; and where or whence hath he his maintenance, as you know or haue heard? |
A00233 | And how haue the same béene performed or obserued by the Minister or any other of the Parish, whom they concerne? |
A00233 | And how long haue the said popish or puritanicall Recusants obstinately abstained, either from diuine Seruice, or from the Communion? |
A00233 | And how long haue they beene so? |
A00233 | And how often hath he béene negligent in so doing? |
A00233 | And if any haue so maried, what be their names, and where were they maried, and by whom? |
A00233 | And if any of them be ruinated and wasted, in whom is the default? |
A00233 | And if he be a Graduate, then of what degrée is hee? |
A00233 | And if he be licensed, then by whom? |
A00233 | And if so, is it read by a companie of graue and orthodox Diuines, néere adioyning, and in the same Dioces? |
A00233 | And if so, who hath taken vpon him the administration of their goods, and whether by lawfull authority from the Ordinary, or without? |
A00233 | And if there be a Communion, doth she then offer her accustomed offerings and receiue the holy Communion? |
A00233 | And if vacant, who receiueth the fruits thereof, and who serueth the Cure, and by what authority? |
A00233 | And if yea, then by whom, and when? |
A00233 | And is it a Parsonage, Uicarage, or Donatiue? |
A00233 | And is it safely kept and preserued, and in whose hands? |
A00233 | And is the Christian name of the mother, as well as of the father, therein duly registred? |
A00233 | And is the same booke written and kept in all points according to the Canon? |
A00233 | And is the whole consecrate ground kept frée from swine, and all other nastinesse? |
A00233 | And is the wine brought in a cleane& swéet standing Pot of Pewter, or of other finer metall? |
A00233 | And is there a transcript thereof transmitted euery yéere into the Bishops principall Registry? |
A00233 | And is this truly and sincerely performed, without mockery, or in shew only? |
A00233 | And is your Church, Chancell, and Chappell, decently and comely kept, as well within as without? |
A00233 | And those that do not their duties herein, in not sending them to it, or not comming, or not learning and answering, you shall present their names? |
A00233 | And vpon such Commutations, was the vnfained repentance of the delinquent published in the Church? |
A00233 | And what Pewes or Seats haue been of late yéeres new built, by whose procurement, and by whose authority? |
A00233 | And what be their names? |
A00233 | And what money haue they or any of them receiued for such commutation, and of whom? |
A00233 | And when and by whom were they appointed? |
A00233 | And wherein, and in what manner is the Countrey ouer- burthened or grieued by them? |
A00233 | And who be Midwiues in your parish? |
A00233 | Are his and the Sextons wages duly paid without fraud or diminution, according to the ancient custome of your Parish? |
A00233 | Are there also any kind of Seats at the East end of the Chancell, aboue the Communion Table, or on either side vp euen with it? |
A00233 | At the end of euery Psalme, doe they stand and say, Glory be to the Father,& c. and doth he leaue out the Contents of the Chapters? |
A00233 | By whom is he chosen? |
A00233 | By whom is it imbezelled? |
A00233 | By whom is it vsually paid or collected, or of late yéeres hath béene? |
A00233 | Canon? |
A00233 | Doe all vse due and lowlie reuerence, when the blessed Name of the Lord IESUS is mentioned: and stand vp when the Articles of the Creed are read? |
A00233 | Doth any Papist kéepe a Schoolemaster in his house, who commeth not to Church to heare diuine Seruice and to receiue the holy Communion? |
A00233 | Doth any detaine or imbezell, or hath sold and made away any of the Church- goods, or vsed or imployed them otherwise, then by law they ought to doe? |
A00233 | Doth he also reade all those Psalmes and Lessons, and no other, with the Collect, Epistle, and Gospell, which are appointed for the day? |
A00233 | Doth he alwayes( at first) aske, whether for childe be baptized or no? |
A00233 | Doth he at any time baptize but in the Font, or with any Bason or Paile, or other Uessell set into the Font? |
A00233 | Doth he deuoutly kneele, when hee saith the prayers and the Collect at buriall? |
A00233 | Doth he preach vsually in his owne Cure, or in some other Church or Chappell neere adioyning, where there is no Preacher, once euery Sunday? |
A00233 | Doth hee goe before the Corps to the graue, and there say the whole seruice appointed, not omitting the Lesson or any other part? |
A00233 | Doth hee keepe the Church cleane and the doores locked? |
A00233 | Doth your Curate say the same daily in your Church or Chappell, with the tolling of a Bell before he begin? |
A00233 | Doth your Schoolemaster teach any Papists or Sectaries children, that come not to Church? |
A00233 | HAue you any Schoole- master in your Parish, that teacheth publikely or in priuate houses? |
A00233 | Hath any person behaued himselfe rudely and disorderly in either; or vsed any filthy or prophane talke, or any other rude& immodest behauiour in them? |
A00233 | Hath any quarrelled or stricken one another, either in the Church or Church- yard? |
A00233 | Hath any vsed that place( consecrated to an holy vse) prophanely or wickedly? |
A00233 | Hath he any other Benefice, and doth he supply his absence by a Curate that is licensed to preach, and what allowance doth he make to his Curate? |
A00233 | Haue any in your Parish beene detected of such notorious crimes, and what penance haue they done for the same? |
A00233 | Haue they threatned any to prosecute them, if they had no reward giuen them? |
A00233 | Haue you well examined and inquired into euery particular therein intended? |
A00233 | How are they placed, and in what part of the Church? |
A00233 | How are they serued, by whom, and vpon what allowance? |
A00233 | IS your Minister, Parson, Uicar, or Curate, a Graduate in either of the Uniuersities, yea, or no? |
A00233 | If not, by whose default was it, as you conceiue? |
A00233 | If so, when was it done, in what manner, and by whom? |
A00233 | If yea, then what other Cure doth he serue, and how far are his Cures distant one from the other? |
A00233 | If yea, then where, when, and how often hath he done it? |
A00233 | In what place, and by whom? |
A00233 | In what sort was the matrimony solemnized? |
A00233 | Is any part of the Church hidden or darkned thereby, or any of the Parish anoyed or offended by them? |
A00233 | Is he a Graduate and sufficient to teach, and diligent in teaching and bringing vp of youth? |
A00233 | Is he diligent in his office, and seruiceable to the Minister? |
A00233 | Is he of honest and sincere life, and religion, and conuersation? |
A00233 | Is not the Church large enough without them to receiue all your owne parishioners? |
A00233 | Is the signe of the Crosse euery time vsed, and the Surplice neuer but worne in the administring of it? |
A00233 | Is there any teaching of Schollars to reade or write in the Chancell, or in any part of the Church? |
A00233 | Is there any thing lost or spoyled, by his default? |
A00233 | Name the persons and all particulars, as far as you know, or can remember? |
A00233 | Or any that hauing beene sil ● nced, or suspended by authority, so remaineth without conforming himselfe in due obedience to the Church? |
A00233 | Or any that liueth there in imployment as a scholler? |
A00233 | Or any thing medled with, for the gouernment of the Church or Parish, which belongs to the Ecclesiasticall cognition and Iurisdiction? |
A00233 | Or are there any in your Parish, that doe communicate, or that do baptise their children in any other Parish? |
A00233 | Or by whom else were they baptized, or where, to your knowledge, or as you haue heard? |
A00233 | Or do any affirme and maintaine such meetings to be lawfull? |
A00233 | Or do vse any scornefull words against those godly Sermons, called, The Homilies of the Church? |
A00233 | Or doe any of them take any fées that are not vsuall? |
A00233 | Or hath any Deacon not hauing receiued the full order of Priesthood, taken vpon him alone to administer the Communion in your Church or Chappell? |
A00233 | Or hath any continued aboue one yeere in his office, without a new choise? |
A00233 | Or hath any interrupted him in his preaching, or reading the Homilies? |
A00233 | Or hath be staied or forborne to denounce any excommunication, or suspension or absolution that hath beene sent him from his Ordinary? |
A00233 | Or hath he admitted any person, that hath beene excommunicate, into the Church, without a Certificate of his absolution from his Ordinary? |
A00233 | Or hath he admitted thereunto any women begotten with- childe in adultery or fornication, without license of his Ordinary? |
A00233 | Or hath hee deferred the same longer than hee should? |
A00233 | Or hath spoken reproachfully, or disgracefully of the Kings Maiesties Courts Ecclesiasticall, or of the procéedings thereof? |
A00233 | Or haue any Godfathers or Godmothers vsed any other answers or speech in Baptisme, then is by the Book of Common Prayer appointed? |
A00233 | Or haue any been admitted to be Godfathers or Godmothers to any child, before they haue receiued the holy Communion? |
A00233 | Or haue any such children died vnbaptized? |
A00233 | Or haue they giuen to the children baptized any name that is absurd, or inconuenient for so holy an action? |
A00233 | Or in what place else is he or she now abiding to your knowledge, or as you haue heard? |
A00233 | Or is he any way excessie in apparell, either himselfe or his wife? |
A00233 | Or otherwise is he ouer- conuersant with them, or suspected to fauour them? |
A00233 | Or that do not reuerently behaue themselues, entring into the Church, and during the time of Diuine Seruice? |
A00233 | Or what other Catechisme doth he vse either in publike or priuate? |
A00233 | Or where are they kept? |
A00233 | Present their names if there be any such, and how long they haue béene there? |
A00233 | WHat peculiar or exempt iurisdictions know you of, within y e compasse of this parish? |
A00233 | What Galleries also haue you in your Church? |
A00233 | What be the names of such deceased, and of their executors and administrators? |
A00233 | What is his name, and how long hath he taught there or elsewhere? |
A00233 | What is his name, and what license hath he? |
A00233 | What is it? |
A00233 | What is the yeerely summe thereof ordinarily? |
A00233 | What other persons haue you among you, either male or female, who take vpon them to professe physick or chyrurgery? |
A00233 | What sum doth it amount to ordinarily? |
A00233 | What was the sum of money by any of them so receiued and taken, and to what vses was the same imployed? |
A00233 | When Graues are digged, are the bones of the dead piously vsed, and decently interred againe, or laide vp in some fit place as beséemeth Christians? |
A00233 | When was it done, and by whom? |
A00233 | When were they built, and by what authority? |
A00233 | Where doth it stand? |
A00233 | Whether of any long time, or of late only? |
A00233 | Who be they that haue so done? |
A00233 | Who hath receiued and detained them without due imployment? |
A00233 | Who were the parties, and who were present at such mariages; and what Minister maried them? |
A00233 | You shall name the persons, times, and places, as far as you know, or haue heard, and can remember? |
A00233 | You shall not faile to present the whole truth in that behalfe? |
A00233 | You shall truly present as well the party harbouring, as harboured; and who is suspected to be the father of the childe? |
A00233 | and are they imployed to godly and their right holy vses? |
A00233 | and by whom? |
A00233 | and how long haue they stood excommunicate? |
A00233 | and if not, whose is the default? |
A00233 | and in whom is the default? |
A00233 | and what are the particular vses, or where are they written downe, to which the same are for the most part imployed? |
A00233 | and what kinde of Hood doth he vse to weare in the Church? |
A00233 | and where is he resident for the most part? |
A00233 | and which way doth the standing thereof cause the Minister to turne his face, when he knéeleth therein at prayer? |
A00233 | how farre from the Chancell? |
A00233 | or are you ready now so to doe? |
A00233 | or did they dye intestate? |
A00233 | or hath he admitted any to Christian buriall, which by the Lawes of the holy Church, or of this Realme, ought not to bee so interred? |
A00233 | or if absent, how long time hath he béene so? |
A00233 | what bee their names? |
A00233 | when and where were they maried, and how long haue they continued so together? |
A00233 | when, and how often are they? |
A00233 | when, and what was the offence, for which any such sum of money was receiued, or appointed to be paid? |
A00233 | when? |