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Cashell
,
July
liberavi
animam
meam
Church
of
Ireland
Clergy
men
4.21
.
What
will
ye
?
shall
I
come
unto
you
with
a
rod
,
or
in
love
,
and
with
the
Spirit
of
meekness
?
to
deal
with
you
like
a
so
great
a
Necessity
of
it
,
so
great
Inducements
to
it
a
great
Necessity
of
it
Lapsed
Persons
a
Form
lately
Published
for
the
Re-admission
of
such
Men
:
pro
rerum
&
personarum
circumstantiis
paenitentiae
severitas
gravitati
lapsûs
(
quoad
fieri
possit
)
respondeat
.
How
this
Duty
ought
to
be
discharg'd
by
you
,
Glory
of
God
salvation
of
the
Souls
both
of
your selves
and
others
Office
of
a
Minister
habere
curam
Animarum
take
care
of
the
Souls
Of
them
which
thou
gavest
me
have
I
lost
none
.
That
the
People
be
rightly
Taught
and
Instructed
.
That
they
be
well
Guided
and
Governed
Spiritual
things
purely
Ecclesiastical
That
the
People
be
Taught
and
Instructed
aright
.
wholesom
and
sound
Doctrine
Godly
and
Pious
Examples
wholesome
and
sound
Doctrine
Catechizing
,
Preaching
Private
Exhortation
by
reason
of
use
had
their
Senses
exercised
to
discern
both
Good
and
Evil
Every
Parson
,
Vicar
,
and
Curate
,
upon
every
before
Evening
Prayer
,
shall
for
Half
an
Hour
,
or
more
,
Examin
and
Instruct
the
Youth
and
Ignorant
Persons
of
his
Parish
,
in
the
Ten
Commandments
,
the
Articles
of
the
Belief
,
and
in
the
Lords
Prayer
,
and
shall
diligently
Hear
,
and
Instruct
,
and
Teach
them
the
Catechism
set
forth
in
the
Book
of
Common
Prayer
.
Upon
every
Church
Catechism
That
the
Heads
of
the
Catechism
be
divided
into
Fifty
two
parts
,
and
one
of
them
be
explained
to
the
People
every
in
every
Parish
;
which
is
to
be
done
without
running
into
curious
Questions
,
and
unnecessary
Controversies
;
but
shortly
Declaring
and
Confirming
the
Doctrine
propos'd
,
and
making
Application
thereof
to
the
behoof
of
the
Hearers
.
the
Lord's
People
are
destroy'd
for
lack
of
Knowledge
,
loose
and
prophane
way
of
living
God's
mercies
Principles
of
Christianity
revolting
from
the
Faith
Baptismal
Vow
the
terms
of
the
Gospel
are
by
Nature
born
in
Sin
,
the
Children
of
Wrath
Church
Catechism
Because
thou
hast
rejected
Knowledge
,
I
will
also
reject
thee
,
that
thou
shalt
be
no
Priest
to
me
;
seeing
thou
hast
forgotten
the
Law
of
thy
God
,
I
will
also
forget
thy
Children
.
Cure
of
Souls
Preach
the
Word
Paul
)
be
instant
in
season
,
out
of
season
,
reprove
,
rebuke
,
exhort
how
shall
they
believe
in
him
of
whom
they
have
not
heard
?
and
how
shall
they
hear
without
a
Preacher
?
go
in
at
one
Ear
and
out
at
the
other
Sermons
be
plain
and
practical
most
substantial
necessary
Truths
in
Religion
Fall
of
Man
Offices
of
Christ
nature
of
the
Covenant
of
Grace
practical
Inferences
and
Observations
Doctrine
of
the
Trinity
God's
Decrees
Mysteries
of
the
Incarnation
How
they
are
so
too
sublime
and
speculative
matters
plain
and
familiar
matters
after
too
sublime
and
speculative
a
manner
Scholastick
terms
,
running
out
into
needless
Controversies
,
overlarding
your
Discourses
with
Latine
and
Greek
,
Ordinary
Preaching
That
your
Sermons
be
methodical
in
themselves
,
and
have
relation
one
to
another
Principles
of
our
Religion
ordinary
Preaching
occasional
Preaching
Extraordinary
Occasions
Method
in
Preaching
Body
of
Divinity
series
,
connexion
Method
doth
much
help
the
Memory
even
of
the
Illiterate
.
Immethodical
Discourses
Body
of
Divinity
Body
of
Divinity
the
Man
of
God
thoroughly
furnish'd
unto
all
Good
Works
,
Funeral
Sermons
duty
of
preaching
Canons
of
the
Church
of
Place
of
Sermons
Matter
of
Sermons
preach
up
the
Regal
Supremacy
Four
times
in
a
Year
at
least
.
in
your
Sermons
you
do
not
derogate
from
the
Book
of
Common
Prayers
.
Nor
do
particularly
,
and
namely
,
Confute
any
Doctrine
deliver'd
by
any
other
Preacher
,
in
the
same
,
o●
in
any
other
adjoining
Church
,
without
Leave
from
the
Bishop
.
Nor
do
teach
any
Vain
Opinions
,
or
Heresies
,
or
Popish
Errors
,
disagreeing
from
the
Articles
of
Religion
generally
received
in
the
Churches
of
or
any
thing
at
all
whereby
the
People
may
be
stirred
up
to
the
desire
of
Novelties
or
Contention
;
but
shall
soberly
,
and
sincerely
,
divide
the
Word
of
Truth
,
to
the
Glory
of
God
,
and
the
best
Edification
of
the
People
.
Teaching
them
to
place
their
whole
Trust
and
Confidence
in
God
,
and
not
in
Creatures
,
neither
in
the
Habit
of
any
Fryer
,
nor
in
Hallowed
Beads
,
Medals
,
Reliques
,
and
such
like
Trumperies
.
Matter
of
Sermons
Time
.
That
every
Beneficed
Man
,
allowed
to
be
a
Preacher
,
and
residing
on
his
Benefice
,
having
no
lawful
Impediment
,
shall
in
his
own
Cure
preach
one
Sermon
every
Sunday
of
the
Year
.
That
no
Minister
Preach
(
or
Administer
the
Holy
Communion
)
in
any
private
House
;
except
it
be
in
times
of
Necessity
.
That
every
Dean
,
Master
,
Warden
,
or
other
Chief
Governour
;
Prebendaries
,
and
Canons
in
every
Cathedral
and
Collegiate
Church
,
shall
preach
in
the
time
of
their
Residence
,
both
in
the
Cathedral
and
in
their
Parish
Churches
.
Private
Exhortation
and
Conserence
Symptoms
,
Growth
Physicians
of
Souls
Master
Physician
,
Christ
went
about
doing
good
Holy
Orders
to
Instruct
to
Reprove
those
that
are
sick
Every
Minister
being
a
Preacher
,
and
having
any
Popish
Recusant
or
Recusants
in
his
Parish
(
and
thought
fit
by
the
Bishop
of
the
Diocess
)
shall
labour
dige●t●y
with
them
from
time
to
time
,
thereby
to
reclaim
them
from
their
Errors
.
Open
the
Eyes
of
the
Blind
,
have
err'd
and
are
gone
astray
.
Spirit
of
Meekness
Bitterness
of
Spirit
those
that
are
sick
although
they
have
not
formerly
resorted
to
the
Church
,
having
knowledge
of
their
being
Sick
When
any
person
is
dangerously
sick
in
any
Parish
(
although
they
have
not
formerly
resorted
to
the
Church
)
the
Minister
or
Curate
,
having
knowledge
thereof
,
shall
resort
to
him
or
her
to
instruct
and
comfort
them
in
their
distress
,
to
resort
to
the
Sick
having
Knowledge
having
Notice
of
their
being
sick
Popish
Priests
slight
Repentance
Death-bed
Repentance
wholesom
and
sound
Doctrines
Godly
and
Pious
Examples
I
have
given
you
an
Example
,
that
you
should
do
as
I
have
done
in
all
things
you
may
shew
your selves
patterns
of
good
works
,
ensamples
to
the
Flock
State
Policy
regular
,
strict
unhallowed
Preachers
be
requir'd
at
their
hands
bad
Examples
of
Ministers
Christian
Religion
Reformed
Church
Holy
Function
God's
Holy
Word
soberness
of
Conversation
,
and
decency
of
Apparel
requir'd
in
Ministers
.
walk
so
circumspectly
lead
your
Flocks
Ministers
of
the
Gospel
,
Ambassadors
for
Christ
,
Stewards
of
the
Mysteries
of
God
.
Let
your
Conversation
be
such
as
becometh
the
Gospel
of
Christ
,
avoiding
all
occasions
absteining
from
all
appearance
of
evil
,
The
God
of
Peace
be
with
you
.
unpleasant
Subject
your
faithful
Monitor
first
way
Cure
of
Souls
Teaching
and
Instructing
the
People
aright
That
the
People
be
well
guided
and
govern'd
in
Spiritual
things
,
in
matters
Ecclesiastical
Of
keeping
good
Order
and
Decency
in
your
Congregations
.
something
must
be
requir'd
on
your
part
,
something
on
the
part
of
your
Parishioners
On
your
part
't
is
requir'd
that
you
be
diligent
in
the
discharge
of
these
following
Duties
That
you
have
Divine
Service
perform'd
in
due
time
and
manner
:
both
in
the
Aforenoon
and
Afternoon
of
every
Sunday
and
Holyday
Act
of
Uniformity
That
you
read
Prayers
publickly
in
your
Churches
on
other
Week-days
Canon
of
the
Church
of
England
Divine
Service
That
our
Churches
stand
shut
all
the
week
long
.
That
you
read
the
Prayers
distinctly
,
gravely
and
seriously
,
with
a
due
sense
of
Devotion
on
your
own
Hearts
,
which
will
beget
and
kindle
it
in
the
Hearers
.
suitable
Devotion
excite
Devotion
to
say
Prayers
to
hear
Prayers
said
read
unto
them
to
Pray
That
on
every
Sunday
you
do
give
Notice
of
what
Fast
dayes
and
Feast
dayes
there
are
to
be
in
the
following
week
and
that
you
do
observe
them
your selves
together
with
your
Parishioners
.
Canons
and
Constitutions
of
the
Church
of
Once
every
Year
King
Charles
Act
of
Parliament
against
Prophane
Swearing
and
Cursing
:
(
For
which
purpose
I
have
caus'd
them
to
be
printed
at
the
End
of
this
Admonition
.
)
That
the
Holy
Communion
of
the
Body
and
Blood
of
Christ
be
frequently
administred
(
Once
a
Month
,
if
it
may
be
;
at
least
Once
every
Quarter
of
a
Year
)
that
in
the
administration
thereof
Decency
be
observ'd
,
That
Baptism
be
administred
to
Infants
whenever
desir'd
That
you
Celebrate
Matrimony
in
the
Church
between
Eight
and
Twelve
in
the
Morning
private
Houses
the
Banns
be
publisht
in
the
Church
or
Churches
,
where
the
parties
live
,
Three
several
Sundays
or
Holydays
in
the
time
of
Divine
Service
lawful
Impediment
publication
of
Banns
Deprivation
,
if
he
be
Benificed
;
if
not
to
Degradation
due
Orders
Constitutions
of
our
Church
Unfortunate
Matches
Clandestine
,
Forc't
,
Incestuous
That
you
prepare
the
Children
of
your
respective
Parishes
to
be
Confirm'd
That
you
Instruct
them
,
and
all
other
your
Parishioners
in
the
Nature
and
Benefit
of
Confirmation
what
it
is
to
take
their
Baptismal
Vow
upon
them
,
what
Vow
they
then
took
upon
them
,
That
you
do
Exhort
,
and
Excite
,
and
bring
all
those
to
it
Church
Catechism
The
Reconciling
Neighbours
,
and
becoming
Peacemakers
Gospel
of
Peace
Saviour
Christ
Blessed
are
the
Peace
makers
,
for
they
shall
be
call'd
the
Children
of
God
.
Peace
makers
one
another
.
Differences
The
having
a
Care
of
the
Poor
of
your
Parishes
Lame
,
Decrepit
more
able
more
knowing
Poor
in
Body
Poor
in
Spirit
grieved
in
Mind
Spiritual
Comfort
taking
care
to
Register
all
Marriages
,
Christianings
and
Burials
Single
Persons
whole
Families
The
bringing
in
a
Terrier
of
the
Glebe-lands
and
all
other
Possessions
belonging
to
your
Churches
,
Church
Wardens
Churches
,
your Selves
your
Successors
on
the
Ministers
part
Watch
men
Spiritual
Governors
On
the
Peoples
part
't
is
requir'd
that
they
be
conformable
to
the
Orders
of
the
Church
.
In
coming
constantly
and
timely
to
Church
,
and
behaving
themselves
seriously
and
attentively
there
,
using
all
such
reverent
gestures
and
actions
,
as
by
the
Book
of
Common
Prayer
are
prescrib'd
In
coming
frequently
to
the
Holy
Communion
Rubrick
to
the
Communion
Service
Necessity
of
this
Sacrament
Secret
aversion
to
things
Sacred
and
Divine
feign'd
Excuses
preparatory
Sermons
Nature
of
this
Sacrament
Necessity
of
frequent
Communicating
great
Benefits
worthy
partaking
at
all
justifie
you
Omissions
inexcusable
In
bringing
their
Children
duly
to
the
Church
,
there
to
be
publickly
baptized
Holy
day
Rubrick
for
Private
Baptism
nature
of
Baptism
Infant
Baptism
celebrated
publickly
in
the
Church
the
Infants
That
The
Congregation
present
may
testifie
the
receiving
such
Children
into
Christs
Church
That
every
Man
present
may
be
put
in
remembrance
of
his
own
profession
made
to
God
in
his
Baptism
:
Rubrick
for
Publick
Baptisme
Children
should
be
admitted
into
the
Church
at
Home
?
Women
should
be
Church'd
in
their
own
Houses
.
In
causing
their
Children
and
Servants
to
come
to
Church
every
Sunday
to
be
Catechiz'd
by
the
Minister
Rubrick
of
the
Church
Catechism
Church
Censures
Church
Catechism
close
of
the
Form
of
Publick
Baptism
doth
command
,
Rubrick
of
the
Church
Catechism
all
things
may
be
done
decently
and
in
order
.
many
Duties
Conscientious
Discharge
serious
Confideration
The
keeping
a
good
Conscience
in
discharging
your
Duty
towards
God
in
the
sacred
and
most
weighty
work
of
the
Ministry
The
great
likelehood
there
is
of
your
becoming
eminently
serviceable
to
our
Church
,
in
bringing
many
Souls
into
it
,
and
in
settling
good
Orders
therein
.
see
of
the
travel
of
your
Souls
and
be
satisfied
The
turning
many
to
Righteousness
they
that
do
so
shall
shine
as
the
Stars
for
ever
and
ever
,
God
of
Heaven
Jesus
Christ
Roof
,
Windows
,
Floor
,
Seats
,
Church
Yard
fit
Seat
A
Large
English
Bible
two
Books
of
Common
Prayers
fine
Surplice
Font
of
Stone
East
end
Silver
Cup
white
Linnen
Cloth
Parchment
Book
Christianing
,
Wedding
Table
of
the
Degrees
King's
Declaration
a
Book
of
the
Canons
Glebe
,
Meadows
,
Gardens
,
Orchards
,
Houses
,
Stocks
,
Implements
,
Tenements
,
portions
of
Tithes
how
long
by
whom
Bishops
Registry
Vicarage
House
good
repair
Minister
licens'd
legally
Inducted
read
the
declared
his
Assent
Simoniacal
compact
Minister
constantly
resident
Preach
every
Lords
Day
read
Prayers
Ecclesiastical
Benefice
Evening
Service
Administration
of
the
Holy
Sacraments
,
Celebration
of
Marriage
,
Churching
of
Women
Visitation
of
the
Sick
Burial
of
the
Dead
the
Form
Book
of
Common
Prayer
time
,
place
Divine
Offices
Cathedrall
Churches
Habit
also
Lords
Supper
keep
back
Church
Catechism
Visit
the
Sick
Bury
the
Dead
private
Houses
Eight
and
Twelve
Three
Sundays
Holy
days
Minister
declare
Holy
days
read
all
the
Canons
King's
Declaration
.
Anno
Act
against
Swearing
keeping
the
and
the
a
Thanksgiving
sober
,
studious
,
peace
able
exemplary
life
grave
,
modest
Divine
Service
Preaching
the
Word
of
God
;
kneeling
Sacraments
,
standing
Creed
and
Gospel
Confession
,
Lords
Prayer
Book
of
Common
Prayer
Rubr
of
Book
of
Common-Prayer
common
fame
Adultery
,
Fornication
Common
Drunkards
,
Swearers
Filthy
Talkers
,
Seditious
,
Factious
,
Schismatical
,
Sowers
of
Discord
Sacrament
of
the
Lords
Supper
Rubr
.
in
the
Communion
service
Man
and
Wife
Degrees
prohibited
Simoniacal
Compact
part
of
the
Tithes
Poor
of
your
Parish
Pious
Use
Riot
,
Clamor
Parish
Clerk
honest
life
perform
his
Duty
Reading
,
Writing
Divine
Services
more
Churches
Church
clean
Schoolmaster
publick
Holy
days
Alms
house
Physick
,
Chyrurgery
Church
Wardens
last
Church-Wardens
just
Account
Succeeding
Church-Wardens
other
things
fine
Wheat
Bread
good
Wine
Charges
of
the
Parish
Eng.
Stat.
Jac
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c
Justice
of
Peace
of
the
County
,
Mayor
,
Justice
of
Peace
,
Bayliff
,
two
witnesses
Justice
of
the
Peace
of
the
County
,
Justice
of
the
Peace
Town
Corporate
Justice
of
the
Peace
forfeit
and
pay
twelve
pence
Justice
of
Peace
Sale
of
the
Offenders
goods
above
the
age
of
twelve
years
,
Justice
of
the
Peace
Head
Officer
Stocks
for
three
whole
bours
under
the
age
of
twelve
years
,
twelve
pence
Justice
of
Peace
distraining
,
sale
of
goods
,
whipping
,
setting
in
the
stocks
twenty
days
Sunday
after
the
Evening
Prayer
,
twice
in
the
Year
.
Excellent
Majesty
the
Second
England
,
Scotland
,
France
Owen
O-Connelly