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Dalton's The Country Justice, 1690
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1 Will. &
Mar. c. 8.

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At the end of Chap. 4. add this.

    BY this Act of 1 Will. & Mar. c. 8. the Act of 1 Eliz. entituled, An Act
restore to the Crown the ancient Jurisdiction over the Estate-Ecclesiastical and
Spiritual, and aboloshing all Foreign Powers repugnant to teh same,
commonly
called the Oaths of Supremacy; and also the Act of 3 Jac. 1. entituled, An Act
for the better discovering and repressing Popish Recusants,
commonly called the Oath
of Allegiance shall from henceforth be repealed and made void for so much as
concerns the said Oaths.

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Oaths.
Stat. 1 El.
& 3 Jac. 1.
repealed.

Ibid.     And that the Oaths appointed by this present Act, shall after the first day of
May 1689. be taken by all such Persons as were required to take the said abrogated
Oaths, before such Persons as in this Act expressed, That is to say, Every
Archbishop and Bishop that now is, and every Person of and above the Degree
of a Baron, in the Chancery or Kings Bench in open Court between the
hours of nine and twelve in teh Forenoon before the end of Trinity Term next,
or at the General Quarter-Sessions between the said hours before the first day of
August next, all which shall be put on Record in the respective Courts  And
all other Persons shall take the said Oaths, and subscribe the said Declarations
before such Person or Persons as by any Act or Acts were authorized to tender
the said Oaths of Allegiance now abrogated, and upon refusal to be liable to
the Penalties, as by any such Statute was appointed for neglect or refusal of the
said abrogated Oaths.
When to be
taken.

Before
whom.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Penalties.

Ibid.     Archbishops, Bishops or any other of the Clergy, to take the Oaths before
the first of August 1689. or be suspended for six Months; And if after the said
six Months shall neglect or refuse, then to be ipso facto deprived. 
Clergy.


 
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