Church of England. Province of Canterbury. Convocation. Lower House

Representation of the Lower House addressed to the Upper House of Convocation, February 11, 1859

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Convocation. Report of the Committee of the Lower House ... on the Rubrics in the Book of Common Prayer, etc

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The Report on the Resolutions of the Bonn Conference of 1875. By the Committee on Inter-Communion with the Orthodox Eastern Churches, Etc

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Report by the Committee on Intemperance for the Lower House of Convocation of the Province of Canterbury

With Copious Appendix, Containing Testimonies from the Parochial Clergy of the Province of Canterbury ... on the Extent, the Causes, the Results, and the Remedies, of Intemperance

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Patronage, Resignations, simple and by exchange. Report of the United Committees [of the Lower House, 9 Nov. 1870], etc

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Convocational Reform. Report of the Committee of the Lower House (11 Feb. 1871).

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A Report of the Committee ... concerning ... the Bishop of Bangor's Preservative and his Sermon ... The second edition

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Parochial Councils. Report of the Committee of the Lower House, etc. [14 Feb. 1871.]

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Rating of the Property of the Clergy. Report of the Committee of the Lower House, etc. (8 Feb. 1871.).

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The Law Affecting Burials. Report of the Committee of the Lower House, Etc. (13 Feb. 1871.).

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The Law of Burials in Churchyards. Report of the Committee of the Lower House, Etc. [10 Jan. 1876.]

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The Ornaments Rubric and Modifications of the Existing Law Relating to the Conduct of Divine Service ...

First Report ...

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The Ornaments Rubric and Modifications of the Existing Law Relating to the Conduct of Divine Service

Convocation of Canterbury, Lower House. First Report of Committee on the Royal Letter of Business

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Report of the Committee on Relations of Church and State

July, 1879

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A Vindication of the Reverend Dr. Henry Sacheverell, from the False, Scandalous and Malicious Aspersions Cast Upon Him in a Late Infamous Pamphlet, Entitled The Modern Fanatick

Intended Chiefly to Expose the Iniquity of the Faction in General, Without Taking Any Considerable Notice of Their Poor Mad Tool B----t in Particular. In a Dialogue Between a Tory and a Wh-g ...

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