it best, after consultation on the subject, not to desert our Churches for the sake of a few ceremonies, and those not unlawful in themselves, especially since the pure doctrine of the Gospel remained in all its integrity and freedom." See also Strype's Grindal, 243-251; also the State of the Church of England as described by Percival Wiburn in the Archives of Zurich. APPENDIX B. (See vol. ii. p. 464.) PLACES of RELIGIOUS SECTS. of meeting for religious worship in England and Wales have been certified to the Registrar-General on behalf of persons described as follows: Hallelujah Band. Hope Mission. Humanitarians. Independents. Peculiar People. Plymouth Brethren. Polish Society. Halifax Psychological Society. Portsmouth Mission. Presbyterian Church in Eng land. Presbyterian Church of Eng land. Presbyterian Baptists. Primitive Congregation. Primitive Methodists. Protestant Members of the Church of England. Protestants adhering to Articles I to 18, but rejecting Ritual. Protestant Trinitarians. Protestant Union. Providence. Quakers. Ranters. Rational Christians. Recreative Religionists. Reformed Church of England. Unitarians. Unitarian Baptists. Unitarian Christians. United Brethren or Moravians. United Free Methodist Church. Reform Free Church Wes- Universal Christians. INDEX. ACCESSION, Service for the, i. 176. Aggrieved Parishioners, the, ii. Aldersgate Street, Society at, ii. 50. ii. 76-103. Dissenters in, ii. 90. 95, 102. Anne, Queen, her character, i. 186 -190. Bounty, i. 196, 197. her Church appointments, i. 206, 240. Church in her reign, i. 258. Antinomians, ii. 63, 64, 109, 124, Appeals, Statute of, ii. 341, 485. Articles, the XXXIX., Burnet on, i. 120, 157. Baptism, Lay, i. 231. Barlow, i. 19. Barrington, Shute, ii. 215, 305 (n.), Bartholomew's, St., Day, 1662, i. Basil, Council of, ii. 505. Benefices Resignation Act, ii. 422. Bentley, i. 312, 376, 484-489. Berridge, ii. 65, 120, 121, 122 (n.), Beveridge, i. 122, 159, 167, 244- Bible, Revised Version, ii. 425. |