Front matter
Qass.
Book
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Introduction
Of the Law of the Church, -
Of the Church of England in the Colonies, -
Identity with the Present Church, -
Action of the Churches in the States after the Revolution,
The Church the same in Discipline as in Doctrine after the Revolution as before, -
What the English Ecclesiastical Law is,
Four Important Periods in its History, *
Application of the Doctrine of the Force of English Law to some Particular Cases, ------
Chapter I. Page. 13
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THE CONSTITUTION OF THE CHURCH, AND THE GENERAL CONVENTION.
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TITLE I. The Constitution— Its History and Construction, 87
§ 1. Powers of the General Convention, - - 97
§ 3. Of that Body subsequently, - - - 110
TITLE II. The Articles of the Constitution, - - 128
§ 1. Of Diocesan and other Councils, - 129
§ 2. Of Special Meetings of Convention, - 139
§ 3. Of a Quorum, 140
§ 1. Number of Deputies, - - - 142
• $ 2. Body to Choose, - - - - 142
$ 3. Mode of Choosing, 144
§ 4. Vote by Orders, - - - 149
§ 5. Case of Absent Delegates, - - 150
Contents
Article III., -
Article IV., -
§ 1. Mode of Choice of Bishops, f 2. Restrictions of Jurisdiction,
Chapter II. Page
OP THE CONSTITUTIONS AND CONVENTIONS OF THE DIOCESES.
TITLE I. General Objects and Nature of the Constitutions, 179
TITLE II. Members of Conventions and their Qualifications, 182
§ 1. Union of Clergy and Laity, - - 184
§ 2. Settled Clergymen, - - - 185
§ 3. Missionaries, - 187
§ 5. Chaplains of Army and Navy, - - 188
§ 7. Former members, - - - 189
$ 8. Lay Delegates — Number and Qualifications, 190
TITLE III. Evidence of Membership, 192
$ 1. List of Clergy, - - - - 192
§ 2. Evidence of Lay Membership, - - 197
§ 3. Mode of Choosing Lay Delegates, - - 199
TITLE IV. Officers and Committees of Conventions, - 200
$ 1. Presiding Officer — His Authority and Duties, 200
Power on Questions of Order, - - 203
§ 2. Secretary of Convention, - - 205
§ 4. Standing Committees, - 208
Origin, 209
Powers and Duties, - :- 213
§ 5. Committees other than Standing Committee, 219
TITLE V. Regulations of Legislative Action, - - 221
§ 2. Mode of Voting, - - . - 221
CONTENTS.
Chapter III. Of Parishes Their Separation And Division And The
ORGANIZATION OF CHURCHES OR CONGREGATIONS.
TITLE I.
TITLE II.
TITLE III.
TITLE IV.
TITLE V.
TITLE TITLE
VI.
VII.
Ones, and the Buildiug of Churches,
TITLE I.
The Building New Churches, - - - 229
The Organization of Churches, - - 237
§ 1. Incorporation under Civil Laws, - - 237
Who may Unite, 238
First Election, ... - 242
Notice of First Election, - - 242
Presiding Officer, ... 243
Election and Certificate, - - 244
§2. Articles of Association, ... 245
§ 3. Subsequent Elections, - 248
Qualification of Voters, - - 249
Times of Elections, - - 249 .
The Vestry as Trustees — Power and Office, - 251
§ 1. Corporate Character, - - - 251
§ 2. General Powers, - 252
§ 4. Right over Pews, ... - 257
§ 6. Tenure of Office, - - - - 259
§ 7. Meetings of the Vestry. - - 259
§ 8. Duty as to Account, - - - 260
$ 1. Right to Preside, - - - - 262
§ 2. Right to the Glebe, &c, - - 263,
$ 1. Wardens, 267
§ 3. Eligibility of Vestrymen, - - 272
Union of a Church with the Convention, - 272
Union of a Congregation with One in Another
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