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Where the Prayer book was silent, uncertainty and variation of usage were more reasonable.It had been possessed by a remarkable succession of the most able and celebrated preachers, of cap center nissan whom were the Archbishops Tillotson and Sharp and it was usually attended by a variety of persons of the first note and eminence, particularly by numbers of the clergy, not only of the younger sort, but several also of long standing and established character.Early in the present century Hartley Coleridge made a somewhat similar suggestion., Clerk of this cap center nissan Parish.It had enlarged to some extent the action of the Church, and provided within its limits a field of activity for men whose preaching was acceptable to a great number of Churchmen, but who hovered upon the borders of Nonconformity.But the case was notoriously cap center nissan otherwise.Archbishop Tenison, in a circular to the clergy in 1695, had called attention to the neglect of it, being quite in accord with the High Church sentiment which had then strongly set in.' and frequently to select what was to cap center nissan be sung.Hence a difference in practice arose, curiously characteristic of the controversies, ecclesiastical and political, which were being agitated at the end of the seventeenth and the beginning of the eighteenth century.Paul's, at the annual anniversary of the Sons of the Clergy, sober Churchmen saw with disgust a careless, pleasure loving audience listening to singers promiscuously gathered from the theatres, and laughing, and cap center nissan eating, and drinking their wine in the intervals of the performance.'The way was first for the preacher to name and open his text, and then to call on the people to go to their prayers, and to tell them what they were to pray for after which all the people said their beads in a general silence, and the preacher also kneeled down and said his.

Where the Prayer book was silent, uncertainty and variation of usage were more reasonable.It had been possessed by a remarkable succession of the most able and celebrated preachers, of cap center nissan whom were the Archbishops Tillotson and Sharp and it was usually attended by a variety of persons of the first note and eminence, particularly by numbers of the clergy, not only of the younger sort, but several also of long standing and established character.Early in the present century Hartley Coleridge made a somewhat similar suggestion., Clerk of this cap center nissan Parish.It had enlarged to some extent the action of the Church, and provided within its limits a field of activity for men whose preaching was acceptable to a great number of Churchmen, but who hovered upon the borders of Nonconformity.But the case was notoriously cap center nissan otherwise.Archbishop Tenison, in a circular to the clergy in 1695, had called attention to the neglect of it, being quite in accord with the High Church sentiment which had then strongly set in.' and frequently to select what was to cap center nissan be sung.Hence a difference in practice arose, curiously characteristic of the controversies, ecclesiastical and political, which were being agitated at the end of the seventeenth and the beginning of the eighteenth century.Paul's, at the annual anniversary of the Sons of the Clergy, sober Churchmen saw with disgust a careless, pleasure loving audience listening to singers promiscuously gathered from the theatres, and laughing, and cap center nissan eating, and drinking their wine in the intervals of the performance.'The way was first for the preacher to name and open his text, and then to call on the people to go to their prayers, and to tell them what they were to pray for after which all the people said their beads in a general silence, and the preacher also kneeled down and said his.