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A50670	The parson's monitor, consisting of such cases and matters as principally concern the clergy collected from the statute and common laws, as also the constitutions and canons ecclesiastical : confirmed 1 Jac. anno Dom. 1603 : together with the Articles of religion, authority of the convocation, privilege of churches and church-yards, payment of first-fruits and tenths, in whose name and style ecclesiastical courts are to be kept, and the process issuing out of the same are to run in, and with what seal to be sealed : with several other matters (never before extant) very material and necessary to be known by the clergy in general, and all persons concerned either as patron, or incumbent / by G. Meriton, gent.	Meriton, George, 1634-1711.	1681 (1681)	Wing M1808; ESTC R702	137,500	344

Jurisdiction in this Realm of England Wales or other his Dominions or Territories and not send or make out the Citation or Process in the King's Name or use any Seal of Jurisdiction other then before limitted that every such Offender shall incurr and run in the King's Majestie 's displeasure and indignation and suffer Imprisonment at his Highness's Will and Pleasure 1 E. 6. cap. 2. But it is provided that the Archbishop Archbishop of Canterbury c. may use his own Seal of Canterbury for the time being shall use his own Seal and his own Name in all Faculties and Dispensations according to the Tenor of an Act thereof made and that the said Archbishops and Bishops shall make Admit Order and Reform their Chancelcellors Officials Commissaries Advocates Procters and other their Officers Ministers and Substitutes and Commissions of Suffragan Bishops in their own Names under their own Seals as they have used heretofore And shall certify to the Court of Tenths their Certificates under their own Names and Seals and shall make Collations Presentations Gifts Institutions and Inductions of Benefices Letters of Order and Dimissories under their own Names and Seals as formerly notwithstanding the said Act or any thing therein contained 1 E. 6. cap. 2. Certificates how to be made And it is further provided that all Process to be made or awarded by any Ecclesiastical Person or Persons for the Tryal of any Plea or Pleas that shall depend in any of the King's Courts of Records at the Common Law and limited by the Laws and Customs of this Realm to the Spiritual Courts to try the same that the Certificate of the same after the Tryal thereof shall be made in the King's Name for the time being and with the Stile of the same King and under the Seal of the Bishop Graved with the King's Arms with the Name of the Bishop or Spiritual Officer being to the Test of the same Process and Certificate and to every of them 1 E. 6. cap. 2. Minister deprived by whom Note that when any Minister is complained of in any Ecclesiastical Court belonging to any Bishop for any crime the Chancellor Commissary Official or any other having Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction to whom it shall appertain shall expedite the Cause by Process and other Proceedings against him and upon Contumacy for not appearing shall first suspend him and afterward his Contumacy continuing Excommunicate him But if he appear and submit himself to the course of Law then the matter being ready for Sentence and the Merits of his Offence exacting by Law either Deprivatio● from his Living or Deposition fro● the Ministry no such Sentence shall be pronounced by any Person whosoeve● but only by the Bishop with the Assistance of his Chancellor the Dean 〈◊〉 they may conveniently be had and some of the Prebendaries if the Court be kept near the Cathedral Church or of the Archdeacon if he may be had conveniently and two other at the least Grave Ministers and Preachers to be called by the Bishop when the Court is kept in other places Can. 122. The Conclusion And now Reverend Sirs having not without great pains and study which Solomon saith is a weariness to the flesh arrived at the Period of my intended purpose before I conclude give me leave to acquaint you that my Lord Cook in his Epilogue to his fourth part of his Institutes saith that he that takes upon him to Write doth Captivate all the Powers and Faculties both of his Mind and Body and must be only Intentive to that which he Collecteth without any Expression of Joy or Cheerfulness whilst he is in his Work the truth whereof I have sufficiently experienced whilst I was Composing this Treatise So after this if my pains do not Merit your thanks yet I hope you will be so Candid as gently to censure lovingly to Correct or easiy to Pardon such errors and mistakes as have either escaped the Press or my Pen knowing that humanum est errare and so I take leave and shall wind up all in this short Sentence Vide quod non mihi soli Laboravi sed omnibus exquirentibus scientiam Deo gloria gratia FINIS

if a Spiritual Person without Fraud or Covin do buy any Horses Mares or Mules for himself or Servants to ride about their necessary business or any other Cattel or Goods to be imployed and put in and about his necessary apparel of his own House or of his Person or Servants or in for or about the occupying manuring or tillage of his Glebe or Demesn Lands annexed to his Church or for the expenses of his Household keeping and after such buying they prove not for the purposes they were bought for then such Spiritual Person may Lawfully bargain and put away the same And it is further provided that every Spiritual Person not having sufficient Glebe or Demesn Lands in their own Hands in right of their Churches for Pasturage of Cattel or for increase of Corn for expences of their Households or for their Carriages or Journies may Farm other Lands and buy and sell Corn and Cattel for the only manuring tillage and pasturage of such Farms so that the increase thereof be alway imployed and put to and for the only expences in their Households and Hospitalities and not in any wise to buy and sell again for any other Commodity Lucre or Advantage any Corn or Cattel renewing coming or growing in and upon any such Farm or otherwise but only the Remainer and Overplus above their expences of their Household if any such shall happen to be bread and increase thereof without Fraud and Covin 21 H. 8. cap. 13. And it is further enacted that no The Penalty for k●●●i●g T●●●●●use or Brew-house Spiritual Person Beneficed with cure of Souls shall occupy by himself or any to his use any Parsonage or Vicarage in Farm of the Lease or Grant of any Person or Persons nor take any Profit or Rent out of any such Farm upon pein to forfeit forty shillings a Week and ten times the value of the Rent or Profit he shall take out of such Farm And it is further enacted that no Spiritual Person of what degree or condition soever he be shall have use or keep by himself or any to his use any manner of Tan-house or Tanhouses Brew-house or Brew-houses to any other use intent or purpose then only to be spent and occupied in his or their own Houses upon pein to forfeit ten pounds a Month one Moiety to the King and the other to the Informer to be sued for as aforesaid 21 H. 8. cap. 13. They may Farm Houses c. But note it is provided by the said Statute that it may be Lawfull to every Spiritual Person or Persons to take in Farm any Messes Mansions or dwelling Houses having but only Orchards or Gardens in any City Borough and Town for their own habitation and dwelling so that no Person Spiritual other then such as are Licenced and allowed by Law have any Liberty of non residence by colour of the said Proviso 21 H. 8. cap. 13. An Information was exhibited against two Parsons upon the Statute 21 H. 8. against one of them for non residence and against the other for taking of a Farm and one of them pleaded sickness and that by advice of his Physicians he removed into better Air for recovery of his health and the other pleaded that he took the Farm only for the maintenance of his House and Family and these Pleas were held justifiable by the whole Court M. 10 Jac. I. S. Plaintiff against Martin and Gunnistone Boulstr Rep. 2 part f. 18. Priests c. punishable for incontinence In the 1 H. 7. I find a Statute in the Printed Books of Statutes put forth by Rastal Poulton and Keeble and not any where repealed that I can find so I suppose it is still in force and power by which Statute it is enacted that it shall be Lawfull to all Archbishops and Bishops and other Ordinaries having Episcopal Jurisdiction to punish and chastise Priests Clerks and Religious Men being within the bounds of their Jurisdiction as shall be convicted afore them by Examination and other Lawfull proof requisite by the Law of the Church of Advowtry Fornication Incest or any other fleshly incontinence by committing them to Ward and Prison there to abide for such time as shall be thought by their discretions convenient for the quality and quantity of their Trespass and none of the said Archbishops Bishops or other Ordinaries aforesaid shall be thereof chargeable to or upon any Action of false or wrongfull Imprisonment but that they be utterly thereof discharged in any of the Cases aforesaid by virt●● of the said Act 1 H. 7. cap. 4. All Citations c. to be in the King 's Nam● In the 1 E. 6. cap. 2. it is said that whereas the Archbishops and Bishops and other Spiritual Persons in this Realm do use to make and send out their Summons Citations and other Process in their own Names and in such Form and manner as was used in the time of the usurped power of the Bishop of Rome contrary to the Form and Order of the Summons and Process of the Common Law used in this Realm seeing that all Authority of Jurisdiction Spiritual and Temporal is derived and deducted from the King's Majesty as Supream Head of these Churches and Realms of England and Ireland and so justly acknowledged by the Clergy of the said Realms that all Courts Ecclesiastical within the said two Realms be kept by no other Power or Authority either forreign or within the Realm but by the Authority of his most excellent Majesty it is therefore enacted that all Summons and Citations or other Process Ecclesiastical in all Suits and Causes of Instance betwixt party and party and all Causes of Correction and all Causes of Bastardy o● Bigamy or Jure Patronatus Probates of Testaments and Commissions of Administrations of Persons deceased and all acquittances of and upon accounts made by the Executors Administrators or Collectors of Goods of any Dead Person be from the first Day of July then next following made in the Name and with the Stile of the King as it is in Writs Original or Judicial at the Common Law and that the Test thereof be in the Name of the Archbishop or Bishop or other having Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction who hath the Commission and Grant of the Authority Ecclesiastical immediately from the King's Highness and his Commissary Official or Substitute exerciseing Jurisdiction under him shall put his Name in the Citation or Process after the Test ●1 E. 6. c●p 2. The King'● Arms c. to be put in the Seals of Office c. And it is further enacted that all manner of Person or Persons who have the Exercise of Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction shall have expressed in their Seals of Office the King's Highness Arms decently set with certain Characters under the Arms for the knowledge of the Diocese and shall use no other Seal of Jurisdiction but wherein his Majestie 's Arms be Ingraven upon pein that if any Person shall use Ecclesiastical