the particular direction of a late act of parliament for the better maintenance of curates. XI. That in licenses to be granted to persons to serve any cure, you cause to be inserted, after the mention of the particular cure provided for by such license, a clause 5 to this effect," or in any other parish within the diocese, to which such curate shall remove with the consent of the bishop." XII. That you take care, as much as is possible, that whosoever is admitted to serve any cure, do reside in the 10 parish, where he is to serve, especially in livings, that are able to support a resident curate; and where that cannot be done, that they do at least reside so near to the place, that they may conveniently perform all their duties both in the church and parish. These, my lord, were the orders and resolutions, to which we all agreed, and which I do hereby transmit to you; desiring you to communicate them to the clergy of your diocese, with an assurance, that you are resolved, by the grace of God, to direct your practice in these ticulars agreeably thereunto. And so commending you to the blessing of God in these, and all your other pious endeavours for the service of his church, I heartily remain, My very good lord, Your truly affectionate brother, par 15 20 25 W. CANT. TABLE OF CONTENTS. P. 1. II. Injunctions given by the most excellent prince Edward the Sixth, to all and singular his loving subjects, as well of the 30. VII. A proclamation against innovating in rites and ceremonies .... 34. VIII. Abp. Cranmer's letter against candles, ashes, and palms 37. IX. Mandatum ad amovendas et delendas imagines. An. 38. X. Articles to be inquired of in the visitation of the diocese of ... 41. XI. A letter from the lord protector and others of the council, .... 51. XII. Injunctions from the king's visitors to the clergy and laity XIII. A proclamation inhibiting all preachers. An. 2 Edw. 58. XIV. Letter missive from the council to the bishops, concerning 60 XVI. The council's letter to bishop Bonner for reformation of certain masses at St. Paul's. An. 3 Edw. VI. .................... 65. XXI. Articles to be inquired of in the visitation of the diocese of London by bishop Ridley. An. 4 Edw. VI. XXII. The council's letter to the bishop of London against weekly lectures, with the bishop's letter for the execution of XXIV. The council's order to bishop Ridley to take down XXV. Commissio regia ad inquirendum de observatione libri XXVII. Instructions given to the king's commissioners ap- |