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 ' ivmain, 
 
 Kevd and Dear Brethren. 
 
 Vours very faithfully, 
 
 JOHN FRKI)VDir>'iY^xr ,., . 
 
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FORMS 
 
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 CONSECRATION, 
 
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 II. A. CkOl'LKV, PUINTEU, I'KKDKKK 'ION, N. R 
 
REMARPCS. 
 
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 The Hisliop is rcecivcil at the iIiidi- of ilu- t'luiich l)y tlie Clergy (wcaiiiif; sur))lices|, Cluircli \Vanlen>., and 
 others. The followiiii^r petition, si^fneii l)y the donor of the site, the Uectoi, (Inirch Wardens and 
 others, is read and presented to the Ui'^lioii, prayini; for the eonsecration of the ( hiircli : 
 
 R'.etor, (luiri'li Warden or Deputy, 
 M\ 1.1 IK I >, I hum lily desire in my own name, and in the name of the rest of the Parishioners of tliis I'arish, 
 tliat your l,ordshi|) would lie pleased to proceed to conseerate this new Church (or Chapel) and 
 lUirying '. iround aeeoidin},' l<i the rites and di^eil•iine of the Church of IJigland. I'l'his petition may 
 he enlarjjed ifthouj^dit necessuy. | ^ 
 
 'I'lie Bishop, accepting; the Petition, will ..nswer and consent, saying, 
 SiK If this l)c yoiir desife, ami tlii.' desiiv of thu Parishioners, in the name of (lod let 
 us iK'gin. 
 
 PREV KN T us, ( ) Lord, in all our doings with thy most gracious favor, and further us with 
 thy continual help ; that in all our works l)cgun, continued, and ended in thee, we 
 mav glorify thy Holy Name ; and finally by thy mercy obtain everlasting life, through 
 lesus Christ our Lord. Amen. 
 
 Then the Uishop and Clergv, preceded liy the Church Wardens, entering the Church or Cha|)ei l)y the 
 west door, and proceeiliiig up the middle thereof towards the east c[v\, shall say or sing the 24th I'salm. 
 
 '"pHl"^ earth is the Lords, and all that therein is : the compass of the world, and they 
 1. that dwell therein. 
 
 /'or he hath founded it upon the seers : and prepared it upon the floods. 
 
 Who shall .ascend into the hill of the Lord : or who shall rise up in His holy iilace. 
 
 Eveii he that hath clean hands, and a pi/re heart : and hath not lift up his mind unto 
 vanity, nor sicorn to deceive his neii^hhour. 
 
 He shall receive the blessing from die l,ord: and righteousness from the (lod of his 
 salvation. 
 
 T/iis is the }:;eneration 0/ them that seek Him : even of them that see/,- tlty face O Jacob. 
 
 Lift uj) your heads () ye gates, and be ye lift up ye .everlasting doors ; and the King of 
 (llory shall come in. 
 
 Wlw is the A'inx of Glory I It is the Lord strong:; and niiy^hty. even the Lord mighty in 
 liattle. 
 
 Lilt up your heads. () ye gates, and be ye lift u]i, ye everlasting doors ; and the King of 
 (llory shall come in. 
 
 Wlw is the Kijii^ of Glory t Even the Lord of P/osts, //e is the AVV/s,' of Glory. 
 
 Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holydhost; 
 
 As if li'as in the hei^innini;; is noic. and ever shall he. 7i<orld ivithout end. Amen. 
 
 W hen the IJishop is seated, he is to have the instrument or instruments of donation and endowment jire- 
 
 *lf o hr (I C/iiirc/i or C/nnn-i re- denied to hiiii by the Founder,*or some proper siibsiitute, which i>e will lay 
 
 limit, ur if ihvrc /»■ nniirii iiuiiiitniii on the Holy Table, and then standing at the North side thereof, and turning to 
 
 .ireiiilimnifiih, titi.s iv tnhfom'ltnl. the Congregation, he shall say to them as follows, or otherwise.at his discretion, 
 
 DEARLY beloved in the Lord, Forasmuch as devout and holy men, as well under the 
 Law as under the (losj)el, moved either by the secret ins])irati()n of the bles.sed Spirit, 
 or by exi^ress command of (jod, or by their own reason and sense of the natural decency 
 of things, have erected houses for the jjublic worship ol" (lod, and have separated them 
 from all profane and common uses, in order io fill men's minds with greater reverence for 
 His glorious Majesty, and affect their hearts with more devotion and huinility in His ser- 
 vice ; which pious works our heavenly Father hath vouchsafed to approve and accept; 
 let us not doubt but he will also graciously approve this our godly purpose of setting 
 apart this place in solemn manner to religious worshij). and let us faithfully and devoutly 
 beg his bles.sing on this undertaking, and s.ay. 
 
REMARKS. 
 
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 llun all kneelini; .lowii, ihe Kishop will ^ay the I'laycr follcwinK: 
 
 OKl'KRNAL (lOl). mighty in power, of majesty incomprehensible, whom the heaven 
 V,f heavens , annot r.ontain, much less the walls u( temples made wth hands, and who 
 vet has been graciously pleased to pi-.mise thy especuvl presence m wlvitsoever pl'-j^;: ^^en 
 wo o three of thy faithful servants shall assemble in thy name to offer u,, the.r supphcat.ons 
 md"hei^ praises u. thee ; vouchsafe, () l-ord. to he now present with us, who are gatne .d 
 Sre tolhe to c..nse.;ate this place, with all humility and reachness ot heart, to the 
 Sonor ofth; reat Na.ne, separating it henceforth fron. all -'^^^''--f '•"'•"-y--^,,":^.;™ 
 uses and dedicating it entirely to thy servue, tor readmg therem thy most holy U ord, lor 
 
 e d\ra ng d y holv Sacran^ents, for offering to thy glorious Majesty t e sacrifice ol prayer 
 S fe'iv^ng. for blessing thy people in thy Name, and k.r all other h<.ly Ordinances 
 ^cit ) 1 this servi.c at 'our hands, and bless it with such success as may mos 
 
 'tend u, thy gk^ry and the furtherance of our happiness both temporal and spiritual, through 
 
 fesus Christ our blessed Lord and Saviour. A.mkn. 
 
 ACltr liiis ill*" Hi^li'M' ^l'^*" '^'^y' 
 
 RF(; \R1) () l-nrd, the supplications of thy servants, and grant that vyhosoever shall be 
 '' lech ci-d to thl-e in this house by Baptism, may be sanctified with the Ho y^,ho^ . 
 delivered from thv wrath and eternal death, and made a living member of (..hrist s Church, 
 and nSy ever remain in the number of thy taithlul and ele<t cUildren. Amkn. 
 
 GR\Nr () Lo'-d, that they who in this place shall in their own persons renew the 
 promises unci ;ows made by their sureties for them at their baptism, and thereupon 
 shall b? confirmed by the Bishop, mav continue thine forever; and bong preserved n th..- 
 umty of thy Church: may daily increase in thy Holy Spirit more and more, until they 
 come to thine everlasting kingdom. Amkn. 
 
 r^ R\KV Lord, that whosoever shall receive in this place the blessed Sacrament of 
 Ur the Body and Hlood of Christ thy Son, may come to that holy ordinance with a true 
 ,^iten hea t Hvely faith, and perfect charity; and being filled with % grace and 
 heavenlv benediction, may to their great and endless comfort obtain remission of their 
 sins, and all other benefits of His passion. Amkn. 
 
 r^ R \N'r, () Lord, that whosoever shall be joined together in this place in the ho.b' estate 
 Go Matrimony, may faithfully perform and keep the vow and covenan If w.xt t em 
 mkde, and may rem'ain in perfect love together unto their lives' end, through Jesus Christ 
 our Lord. Amkn. 
 
 r^ RANT, () 1 -ord, that all such as have, through thy mercy, been preserved in the great 
 Ur danger of Child-birth, and shall come to this place, according to their bounden dut s 
 trdve Thee hanks for the same, may through thy help both Luth ul y ''ve and ..jk 
 According to thv will in this life present, and also be partakers ot everlastmg glory in the 
 life to come, througii Jesus Christ our Lord. Amkn. 
 
 n R VNT, () Lord, that all who enter into this ,,lace may behave themselves with great 
 G reveVence, devotion, and humility, both of body and mind ; and vouchsafe unto 
 ^m Jhat in thine infinite wisdom and mercy, thou shalt see to be most expedient for 
 ten And e pleased graciously to hear the prayers of thy ..ryants in this place 
 fSr"ll such as are atflicted in mind body, or estate, granting them patience under their 
 ierlngfand a happy issue out of all their afflictions. And this we beg for Jesus Christ 
 his sake. Amkn. 
 
 r^ RVNT () Lord, that bv thy Holy Word which shall be read and preached in this 
 Gpiace. the hearers the'rcf' may both perceive and know what things they ought to 
 do, and may have grace and i)ower faithfully to fulfil the same. Amkn. 
 
 KTOW unto the King eternal, immortal, invisible, the only wise (iod. the Father, the 
 IN Son. and the Holy Chost. be all glory for ever and ever. Amkn. 
 
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llnu tlu' Hisl.np, Mllii.K ill liis Chaii, one of > ,o CAerg)- is lo rfad |nil.licly (having l.ccn direclcl so to -lo l.y 
 
 llu' llishop) tin- si-ntoiKc of ( 'onwcratioii. 
 Ilicn llif < )tVuialinn Minister ic:i<ls iho Morning Scivicu for llie -lay, 
 
 TkoI'IK I'SAI.MS. S4, 1 2 J, l}2. 
 
 I ll„. |,i,,,, ist Kini,'s, viii, V. I to 31. or 1st Chron., xxix. v. I to 26. 
 
 I'Kcl'iK l,KsS(iN>. ^ ,.|^^. SecoiKl. Ili'l.r. x., v. 191026, 
 
 Instead of ihf (.ollcct for lliu Day, the Hisliop says the follnwinn I'rayer : 
 
 0\U)Sr hlossod Siiviotir. who l)v thy gracious presence at the Keast of Dedication, 
 (litlst a|)|)ro\v and honor lliese and such like religious servicrs, he pleased so to 
 possess our souls by liiy grace, that we may he living temples, holy and acceptable unto 
 Thee : and being cleansed from all carnal and corrupt affections, may be devoutly given to 
 serve Thee in good works, who livest and reignest with the Father and the Holy (ihost. 
 ever one (lod, world without end. Amkn. 
 
 l-hcn llic Minister proceeds in the Service .if the Day, lo the end of the (ieneral riuuiksyiving. after which 
 the Uislio). -,ays the foliowiny I'rayer : 
 
 Bl.KSSl': 1 ) be thy name, () I ,ord, that it hath i)leased thee to put into the heart of thy .SVy- 
 vanis to erect this house to thy iionor and worship. Bless, () Lord, //lew, f/ieir 
 faiiiih, and their substance, and accept the work of their hands ; remeniher them concerning 
 this :' wipe not out this kindness that thev have shewed for the House of God. and the 
 offices thereof; and grant that all who shall enjoy the benefit of this pious work, may shew 
 forth their thankfulness by making a right use of it, to the glory of thy blessed name ; 
 through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amkn. 
 
 Then the Minister wlio otTiciates is to ^'., .m with the " Trayer of St. Chiysostom." mid the "(iraee of our 
 
 Lord Jesus Christ." 
 Tlien a Hymn is to l)c sunj;. 
 Then tiie Hisho|) ])rocee(is to the (.'oinniunion .Service, ami instead of the ( ollect fir the day, is to l)c used 
 
 the following C'ollect : 
 
 OMOST glorious Lord (Jod, we acknowledge that we are not worthy to offer unto 'I'hee 
 any thing belonging to us ; yet we beseech I'hee, in thy gretn goodness, graciously 
 to accept of the dedication of this i)lace to Thy service, and to i)rosi)ir this our undertak- 
 ing : Fill us. we beseech Thee, with an awful dread of thy Divine Majesty, and with a deep 
 sense of our unworthiness ; that so approaching thy sanctuary with lowliness and devotion, 
 and coming beftjre 'I'hee with clean thoughts, pure hearts, with bodies tindefiled, and minds 
 sanctified, we may always render a service acceptable to Thee, through Jesus Christ our 
 Lord. Amkn. 
 
 'I'lien is to lie read the Kpistle. 1st Corinthians iii., v. 16 to the w\. or Kphe^ians, ii. 13 lo the end. 
 16. Knew ye not that ye are the temi)le of Cod. and that the Spirit of God dwelleth in 
 
 ^'17. If any man deiile the temple of (Jod, him shall Ciod destroy : for the temple of God 
 is holy ; which temple ye are. ... 
 
 18. Let no man deceive himself. If any man among you seeiiietli to be wise in this 
 world, let him become a fool, that lie may be wise. ,, , u 
 
 1 y. l<'or the wisdom of this world is foolishness with God. For it is written, " He taketh 
 the wise in his own t raftiness." . ,^ 
 
 20. And again, "The Lord knoweth the thoughts of the wise, that they are vain. 
 21 Therefore let no man glory in men : for all things are yours. 
 
 2 2. Whether Paul, or A])ollos, or Cephas, or the world, or hie, or death, or tilings 
 present, or things to come ; all are yours ; 
 
 23. And ye are (/hrists ; and Christ is God's. 
 
 Here endcth the Epistle. 
 
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Ilif iMitpcl, Si. John \.. v. ii u. 17, oi loliii ii. v. 1,}. 
 , , I u,i ilir (,.hm1 Slu'plK-nl : the (".u.xl Slu-pherd K'v^'th his life for the sheep. 
 ■ 2 Itiit he that IS ;ui hiroliiiK. an<l not th»- shepherd. wh..se own the sheep are not, seeth 
 tl,j woll' onun.u. a.,.1 l.ave.l, the sheep, and fleeth : and the well eateheth them, and 
 
 "'n ""-nle lurehS tl-il'. l-'^»'- >'^' i^ ^^" '^"■'•''"«- '^"'' ?'''^] ""' '"' the slieep. 
 ,4 1 am the C.oo.l Shepher.l. an<l know my sheep, and am know., ot mine. 
 •It As tlK' I'-ather know'th tne. even so know I the Father: an.l I lay d<.wn my hie tor 
 
 "",f 'V.'.d other sheep 1 have. whi. h are n<.t of this Im.I.I . the.n aUo I n.ust bring, a.ul 
 l.rv shall hear .ny v..i.e ; a.id there shall l.e One Fold and One Shepherd. 
 
 Aft*'.' wliicli llic NiLHIU' lifcil AvM he ^;u^l '>r >UI1«. 
 
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 ,, I „l, I „,J du-uir.Mii.iv-.oMti.iKC-tri™l. -.111(1 ilit':ilii>--i»-'vt'ii'iilly|Hi-sc-.ilcin)y the IVishop, 
 
 ""^ :;::':::« 'w:^^lo^l^ I i!;ivS.;:;:u^ u. u„u,h. , , th. Hi^n..,.. .1.,- snan h.in.i.iy ...cscn. 
 
 'then. ..n the Holy I'al.l.'. ivn.i ^ay thu f..ll,.winK I'mycr ; 
 
 MOST blessed l.onl. aceept. we beseech Thee, of the oblation we make into Thee of 
 tl e e Vessels. whi.:h Jo humbly dedicate to thy D.v.ne Serviee at thy Holy I able. 
 .\nd as v. low give them u,. wholly to thy use in the min.str.at.on ot the Holy Commu- 
 mon ri rist's iKxly and blo'od. so we pray thee to receive them f,.r th,.K- own Preserve 
 l.em tro.n be.ng a.iy way profane. I ; and bei.ig here set apart and eonsecrated by our 
 offil-eand tninis'ryt.^hyservicx-.let the.n always continue to be so ctnployed. through 
 Jesus Christ Our only Lord and Saviou.-. Amkn. 
 
 the rest of ihc si-ivicc tor Holy lomm" "on. 
 

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 t.-CONSECKAlIOX 0|- A CKURCH-YARI). I'OdiyiHKR U IIH A CHURCH. 
 
 Hcfu'.i' "I- altor Scivice in llic Cliiii-cli, ilicj U',sli(i|), (-"Icrj,'}', aii<l the pcopk', shall walk round the |)i)rtiun of 
 I'l-nunil which is lu In- cdnsccraleil ; and the Hi>h()|i standinj; in the |)lace prfimivd foi- the pcrfDrmance 
 of thu OffK'c, the Act oi Sentence of ( 'onsecnition shall he read hy one of the I'lergy, and sitji<ed hy 
 
 the Bishop. 
 
 After whieh the l!i^lio|) says the lollow in},' Prayer : 
 
 0(;()1). will) Ir si taught us in thy lioly Word that thcie is a (lifference between the 
 spirit of a boiist, lliat i;oetii tlownward to the earth, and tlie s])irit of a man, whieh 
 asrer.deth up to Cod who ii,i\\c it : and likewise l)y the e.vimple ;(f thy lioly servants in all 
 a^es. hast taught us to assign "peculiar places, where the bodies of thy saints may rest in 
 peace, and be preserved from all indignities, whil.st their souls are safely kept in the hands 
 of their faithffi Redeemer ; accept, we beseech Thee, this charitable work of ours in sep- 
 arating this i)orrion of grountl to that good purpose ; and give us gr.tce. by the fret[Uent 
 instances of mortality which we behold, seriously to <-onsider how frail and uncertain our 
 own condition is, and so to number our days as to ap|)ly our hearts unto wisdom, 'i'hat 
 in the midst of lite thinking i'i)on death, and daily prei)aring ourselves for the judgment 
 that is to follow, we ma}- have our part in the resurrei;ti(jn to eternal life, with Him who 
 died for our sins and rose again for our justification, and now livetli and reigneth with 
 Thee and rhe Holy (ihost. one Cod. world without end. ,\.mkn. 
 
 OLORl) |esu Christ, who by thy death hast overcome death, and by thy rising to life 
 again hast restored to us everlasting life : gratit to all thy servants, who shall here be 
 buried, that their b " s may rest in jieace, and that thnjugh the graw and gate of death, 
 they may pass to a jiAi'ul resurrection, through Thy merits, who livest with the Father and 
 the Holy Chost. one Cod, world without end. .\mkn. 
 
 ^^ E'lTvRN.M. (iod, who didst breathe into m.vn's nostrils the breath of life, and by thy 
 V_/ ([uickening spirit, hast sanctified the bodies of the faithful, to make them the tem- 
 ples of ihe HolyCihost: Crant we beseech thee, that their dtist maybe precious in diy 
 sight. Breathe U]»'n their bones that they may live. And in the morning of the resurrec- 
 tion, may they be siiisfied wiien they awake with thy likeness. .\\ii;\. 
 
 .\ llviuii nv.U' lie here sung, and an Adilress given. 
 
 2. C(^NSF,CRA'riON OF A CHURCH-NARD .^INCI.V. 
 
 The Bislio|), l'leri;y, and I .aity. in due order, shall walk loiniil the portion of y;rouiul which is to be Conse- 
 crated, saying or singing I'sahns x\iii. and xxxix. or Psalms xc. or either of duin. keturnirg to the 
 (hurcli porch or other lonveiiient spot, the Hisiiop shall say, 
 
 THE (dorious Majesty of the Eord our Cod b'^ upon us ; iirosjjer liiou the work of our 
 hands upon us. O prosjjer thou our handy-work. 
 
 Then shall the iiishop, or someC'lergynum appointeii hy him, read one of the following lesson-.; f "lenesis xxiii. 
 
 or .'St. |ohn \. 2 1 to ^o, or 1st I'hc^salonians iv l i to the end. 
 Th^li some ClergMnan appointed hv the Bishop, shall read the sentence of C'onscLMation. 
 ■fhen ih',' Bishop'shall say the Prayers before ilirected to be used in a Church-Yard consecrated together 
 
 with a Churcli. 
 .\fler which a I fynui may be sinig, and the Benediction shall be given. 
 
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 FORM FOR LAYING THE FOUNDATION STONE 
 
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 Vll ihint's l.c--in« rea<lv ll.c l'iic-sl,'..r Bishop (if present) shall say. 
 In the nap,c o{ the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy (Ihost Amkn. 
 I'xccpt the l,ord build the house their labour .s .n vain that bu.ld .t. 
 
 /'n'fsf. Our help is in I he name of the Lord. 
 Jiisiver. Who hath made heaven and earth. 
 Priest. () i-ord hear our Prayer. 
 Ans7cu'r. And let our cry come unto Thee. 
 PrifKt. Blessed be the name of vhe Lord. 
 
 Ans^cer From this time ^^^'f!;;^^-^;^^,,^^^ ,,, ,,„-, us : prosper thou the work of 
 All The glo.ious maiesty of the I-ord our l.oci oc npu < u i i 
 our hands ui)on us. ( ) prosper thou our handy-work.. 
 
 Our I'Yuher, &c. . ,, i , 
 
 I'riest or Mishop. 
 
 our Lord. Amkn. 
 
 Then all thin^^s bcins ready for placing .he stone, the I'ri .-st or Bishop shall say. 
 
 Priest or Bishop. 
 T TFRF let true taith the fear of (iod. and brotherly love, ever remain : this place is 
 
 end. .Vmcn. 
 
 Prevent us, O Lord. to:. ^^ ^^ 
 
 AUDRKSS. 
 
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 PltOl'RU PsALiMS,— 12!2, 132, 133. 
 
 l.st Lesson. — Ezckioi 33 to end of vcr^e 9. 
 
 2iid Lesson. — St. Luke 10 to end ofveisc'lB 
 
 EPI8T..K Fo.: TiiK Dav. l.t TIu..s.salonians, 2nd Chapter, to end (,f verse 13 
 
 Gosi'KL Fou TIIK Day. — .John 10, to veivse 19 
 
 roLi KCT FOH THE Day. -O Eternal (iod, the <,nvc.r of all j;<,od gifts, who 
 ot thy Divine Providence ha.t ordained divers orders in thy ('hurch <rive thv 
 grace, we l>ese<!ch thee, to this thy servant, to whom the char<re of this Parish 
 js committed, and «<> replenish him with the truth <,f thy doctrine, and endue 
 him with innocency of life, tliat he may faithfully serve hefore thee to the crjorv 
 ot thy great name and the heneHt of thy Holy Church ; through Jesus Christ 
 
 s|-ul, i> to l,e theColkvl f,,,- St. SimonVatvl St. Ju.lc's Day, 
 
 jF— C'dllcct ill lliL' c:(;niiiiuiiii)n Service lioforo the (!( 
 and also that f(jr All Saints' Dav. 
 
 A Sermon may he preached l)y the Minister now instituted, or l,v some other C'leiyyman 
 '^''x:^^.^:^.:^::^^'''^''' '"^'--^ the . benediction, the insnu.ted Minister 
 
 shall, 
 
 Q MObl glorious Lord God, 1 acknowledge that I tim unworthy that I 
 W should serve under thy roof: yet be graciously please.) to accept the 
 dedication ot myself to tliy service in this Parish, and to pros{)er all mv inder- 
 takings. 1^,11 me with an iiwful dread of thy Divine .Majesty .ihd with a deen 
 sense of my un worthiness : that approt.ching thy Sanctuary with lowliness and 
 devotion w.th clean thoughts tmd a pure heart, I may .dvvays perform a service 
 accepttihle to tliee ; through Jesus Christ our Lord. A.vien. 
 
 pNABLE me U Lord, both by my life and doctrine to set forth thy holv 
 J_j vvord, and rightly and duly to administer thy Holv Sacrameiits. And 
 to all thy people give thy heavenly grace: and especially to those who aro 
 here placed under my Ministry, that, with meek heart and due reverence thev 
 may hear and receive thy Holy Word, anc: thtit they, and all who profess and 
 call themselves Christians, may hold the faith in unity of spirit, in the bond of 
 peace, and m righteousness of life, and may be numbered with thv Saints in 
 glory everliisting. Amen. 
 
 The Minister instituted, shall, if the Bishop be not present, i)ronounce the Benediction 
 After induction the Alinister institute.1 is on some following Sunday, as soon as may be, to read the Thirty 
 N me Articles pul.hcly m .he Church, ami declare his unfeigncl assent ami consent to all that scon" 
 tamed m them, and m the J?ook of Common I'rayer. '-°"" 
 
 A l.:ertiticate of this havini,' been done is to be sent to the Bisho|). 
 
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