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A74917	An ordinance of the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament. For the calling of an assembly of learned, and godly divines, to be consulted with by the Parliament for the setling of the government and liturgy of the Church of England. And for vindicating and clearing the doctrine of the said church, from false aspersions and interpretations, as shall be most agreeable to the Word of God, with the names of all the ministers appointed for the same. Die Lunæ, 12 Iun. 1643. Ordered by the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament, that this ordinance be forthwith printed and published. Joh. Brown Cler. Parliamentorum.; Laws, etc.	England and Wales.; England and Wales. Parliament.	1658 (1658)	Thomason E751_2	5,021	12

AN ORDINANCE OF THE LORDS and COMMONS Assembled in PARLIAMENT FOR The Calling of an ASSEMBLY OF Learned and Godly DIVINES to be consulted with by the PARLIAMEMT For the setling Of the Government and Liturgy of the CHURCH of ENGLAND And for Vindicating and Clearing the Doctrine of the said Church from false Aspersions and Interpretations as shall be most agreeable to the WORD of GOD. With the Names of all the Ministers appointed for the same Die Lunae 12. Iun. 1643. ORdered by the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament That this Ordinance be forthwith Printed and Published Joh. Brown Cler. Parliamentorum London Printed for J. Rothwel at the Fountain in Cheapside 1658. An ORDINANCE of the Lords and Commons in Parliament for the Calling of an Assembly of Learned and Godly Divines and others to be consulted with by the Parliament for the setling the Government and Liturgy of the Church of England and for vindicating and clearing of the Doctrine of the said Church from false Aspersions and Interpretations WHereas amongst the infinite blessings of Almighty God upon this Nation none is or can be more dear unto us then the purity of our Religion and that for as yet many things remain in the Liturgy Discipline and Government of the Church which do necessarily require a further and more perfect Reformation then as yet hath been attained And whereas it hath been declared and resolved by the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament That the present Church-Government by Archbishops their Chancellors Commissaries Deans Deans and Chapters Archdeacons and other Ecclesiastical Officers depending upon the Hierarchy is evil and justly offensive and burthensome to the Kingdom a great impediment to reformation and growth of Religion and very prejudicial to the State and Government of this Kingdom and that therefore they are resolved that the same shall be taken away and that such a Government shall be setled in the Church as may be most agreeable to Gods holy Word and most apt to procure and preserve the Peace of the Church at home and neerer agreement with the Church of Scotland and other reformed Churches abroad and for the better effecting hereof and for the vindicating and clearing of the Doctrine of the Church of England from all false calumnies and aspersions It is thought fit and necessary to call an Assembly of learned godly and judicious Divines who together with some members of both the Houses of Parliament are to consult and advise of such matters and things touching the premises as shall be proposed unto them by both or either of the Houses of Parliament and to give their advice and counsel therein to both or either of the said Houses when and as often as they shall be thereunto required Be it therefore ordained by the Lords and Commons in this present Parliament assembled That all and every the persons hereafter in this present Ordinance named that is to say Algernon Earl of Northumberland William Earl of Bedford Philip Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery William Earl of Salisbury Henry Earl of Holland Edward Earl of Manchester William Lord Viscount Say and Seal Edward Lord Viscount Conway Philip Lord Wharton Edward Lord Howard John Selden Esquire Francis Rous Esquire Edmund Prideaux Esquire S. Hen. Vane Knight senior John Glyn Esquire Recorder of London John White Esquire Bulstrode Whitlocke Esquire Humphrey Salloway Esq Mr. Serjeant Wild. Oliver Saint John Esq His Majesties Sollicitor Sir Benj. Rudyard Knight John Pym Esquire Sir John Clotworthy Knight John Maynard Esquire S. Hen. Vane Knight junior William Pierpoint Esquire William Wheeler Esquire Sir Tho. Barrington Knight Walter Yong Esquire Sir John Evelin Knight Oliver Bowles of Sutton Batchellor in Divinity Herbert Palmer of Ashwel Batchellor in divinity Henry Wilkinson of Waddesdon Batehelour in Divinity Thomas Valentine of Chalfont Giles Batchelor in Divinity Dr. William Twisse of Newbury William Reynor of Egham Mr. Hannibal Gammon of Maugan Mr. Jasper H●cks of Lawrick Dr. Joshua Hoyle late of Dublin in Ireland William Bridges of Yarmouth Thomas Whincop of Ellesworth Doctor in Divinity Thomas Goodwin of London Batchellour in Divinity John Ley of Budworth in Cheshire Thomas Case of London John Pyne of Bereferrers Mr. Whidden of Mooreton Dr. Richard Love of Ekington Dr. William Gouge of Blackfriers London Dr. Ralph Brownerigg Bp of Exeter Dr. Samuel Ward Master of Sidney Colledge John White of Dorchester Edward Peale of Compton Stephen Marshal of Finchingfield Batchelour in Divinity Obadiah Sedgewicke of Cogshall Batchelour in Divinity Mr. Carter Peter Clerk of Carnaby William Mew of Eslington Batchelour in Divinity Richard Capell of Pitchcombe Theophilus Bathurst of Overton Watervile Phil. Nye of Kimbolton Dr. Brocket Smith of Barkway Dr. Cornelius Burges of Watford John Greene of Pencombe Stanley Gower of Brampton Bryan Francis Taylor of Yalding Thomas Wilson of Otham Antho. Tuckney of Boston Bachelour in Divinity Thomas Coleman of Bliton Charles Herle of Winwicke Richard Herricke of Manchester Richard Cleyton of Showell George Gibbs of Ayleston Dr. Calibute Downing of Hackney Jeremy Boroughs of Stepney Daniel Cawdrey George Walker Batchelour in Divinity Edmund Calamy Batchelour in Divinity Joseph Caryll of Lincolns Inne Lazarus Seaman of London Dr. John Harris Warden of Winchester Colledg George Morley of Mildenhall Edward Reynolds of Bramston Thomas Hill of Titchmarch Batchel or in Divinity Dr. Robert Saunderson of Booth by Pannell John Foxcroft of Gorham John Fackson of Marske William Carter of London Thomas Thorowgood of Massingham John Arrowsmith of Lynne Robert Harris of Hanwell Batchelour in Divinity Robert Crosse of Lincoln Colledge Bachelour in Divinity James Arch-Bishop of Armagh Dr. Matthias Styles of Saint George Escheape London Samuel Gibson of Burley Jeremiah Whitaker of Stretton Dr. Edmund Staunton of Kingston Dr. Daniel Featley of Lambeth Francis Coke of Yoxhall John Lightfoote of Ashley Edward Corbet of Merton Colledge Oxon Samuel Hildersham of Felton John Langley of Westuderley Christopher Tisdale of Uphusborne Thomas Young of Stowmarket John Philips of Wrentham Humphrey Chambers of Claverton Bachelour in Divinity John Conant of Lymington Batchelour in Divinity Henry Hall of Norwich Batchelour in Divinity Henry Hutton Henry Scudder of Colingborn Thomas Baylie of Manningford Bruce Benjamin Pickering of Easthoately Henry Nye of Chapham Arther Sallaway of Seavernestoake Sidrach Sympson of London Anthony Burgesse of Sutton Coldfield Richard Vines of Calcot William Greenhill of Stepney William Moreton of Newcastle Richard Buckley Dr. Thomas Temple of Battersey Simeon Ashe of Saint Brides Mr. Nicholson Thomas Gattaker of Rotherhithe Batchelour in Divinity James Weldy of Sylatten Dr. Christopher Pashley of Hawarden Henry Tozer Batchelour in Divinity William Spurstow of Hampden in Com. Bucks Francis Cheynell of Oxon Edward Ellis of Gilsfield Batchelour in Divinity Dr. John Hacket of St. Andrews Holborne Samuel de la Place John de la March Matthew Newcomen of Dedham William Lyford of Sherborne in Com Dorset Mr. Carter of Dynton in Com. Bucks William Lance of Harrow in Middlesex Thomas

Hodges of Kensington in Com. Middlesex Andreas Perne of Wilby in Com. Northampton Dr. Thomas Westfield of Saint Bartholomew le great London Bishop of Bristoll Dr. Henry Hammon of Penshurst in Kent Nicholas Proffet of Marlborough in Com. Wilts Peter Sterry of London John Erle of Bishopston in Com. Wilts Mr. Gibbon of Waltham Henry Painter of Exeter Batchelour in Divinity Mr. Micklethwaite of Cherry-burton Dr. Iohn Whincop of St. Martins in the fields Mr. Price of Pauls Church in Covent Garden Henry Wilkinson junior Batchelour in Divinity Dr. Richard Oldsworth Master of Emanuel Colledge in Cambridge M. William Duning of Coloaston And such other person and persons as shall be nominated appointed by both Houses of Parliament or so many of them as shall not be letted by sickness or other necessary impediment shall meet and assemble and are hereby required and enjoyned upon summons signed by the Clerks of both Houses of Parliament left at their several respective dwellings to meet and assemble themselves at Westminster in the Chappel called King Henry the sevenths Chappel on the first day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand six hundred forty three And after the first meeting being at least of the number of forty shall from time to time sit and be removed from place to place and also that the said Assembly shall be dissolved in such manner as by both Houses of Parliament shall be directed And the said persons or so many of them as shall be so Assembled or sit shall have power and Authority and are hereby likewise enjoyned from time to time during this present Parliament or until further Order be taken by both the said Houses to confer and treat among themselves of such matters and things touching and concerning the Liturgy discipline and Government of the Church of England or the vindicating and clearing of the doctrine of the same from all false aspertions and misconstructions as shall be proposed unto them by both or either of the said Houses of Parliament and no other and deliver their Opinions and Advises of or touching the matters aforesaid as shall be most agreeable to the Word of God to both or either of the Houses from time to time in such manner and sort as by both or either of the said Houses of Parliament shall be required and the same not to divulge by printing writing or otherwise without the consent of both or either House or Parliament And be it further Ordained by the Authority aforesaid that William Twiss Doctor in Divinity shall sit in the Chair as Prolocutor of the said Assembly and if he happen to dye or be letted by sickness or other necessary impediment then such other person to be appointed in his place as shall be agreed on by both the said Houses of Parliament And in case any difference in Opinion shall happen amongst the said persons so assembled touching any the matters that shall be proposed to them as aforesaid that then they shall represent the same together with the reasons thereof to both or either the said Houses respectively to the end such further direction may be given therein as shall be requisite to that behalf And be it be further Ordained by the Authority aforesaid That for the Charges and Expences of the said Divines and every of them in attending the said service there shall be allowed every of them that shall so attend during the time of their said attendance and for ten dayes before and ten dayes after the summe of four Shillings for every day at the charges of the Common-wealth at such time and in such manner as by both Houses of Parliament shall be appointed And be it further Ordained That all and every the said Divines so as aforesaid required and enjoyned to meet and assemble shall be freed and acquitted of and from every offence forfeiture penalty losse or damage which shall or may arise or grow by reason of any non-residence or absence of them or any of them from his or their or any of their Church Churches or Cures for or in respect of their said attendance upon the said Service any Law or Statute of Non-residence or other Law of Statute enjoyning their attendance upon their respective Ministries or Charges to the contrary thereof notwithstanding And if any of the persons before named shall happen to dye before the said Assembly shall be dissolved by Order of both Houses of Parliament then such other person or persons shall be nominated and placed in the room and stead of such person and persons so dying as by both the said Houses shall be thought fit and agreed upon And every such person or persons so to be named shall have the like Power and Authority Freedome and acquital to all intents and purposes and also all such wages and allowances for the said service during the time of his or their attendance as to any other of the said persons in this Ordinance is by this Ordinance limited and appointed Provided alwayes that this Ordinance or any thing there in contained shall not give unto the persons aforesaid or any of them nor shall they in this assembly assume to exercise any Iurisdiction Power or Authority Ecclesiastical whatsoever or any other Power then is herein particularly expressed Many of the PERSONS who were called to attend the ASSEMBLY appeared not Whereupon the whole Work lay on the hands of the Persons hereafter mentioned The PROMISE and Vow taken by every Member admitted to sit in the ASSEMBLY I A. B. Do seriously Promise and Vow in the presence of Almighty God That in this Assembly whereof I am a Member I will maintain nothing in point of Doctrine but what I believe to be most agreeable to the Word of God nor in point of Discipline but what may make most for Gods glory and the peace and good of his Church William Twisse Prolocutor Cornelius Burges Assessors John White Assessors William Gouge Robert Harris Thomas Gataker Oliver Bowles Edward Reynolds Jeremiah Whitaker Anthony Tuckney John Arrowsmith Simeon Ashe Philip Nye Jeremiah Burroughes John Lightfoot Stanley Gower Richard Heyricke Thomas Case Thomas Temple George Gipps Thomas Carter Humphrey Chambers Thomas Micklethwaite John Guibon Christopher Tesdale John Phillip George Walker Edmund Calamy Joseph Caryl Lazarus Seaman Henry Wilkinson senior Richard Vines Nicholas Proffet Stephen Marshal Joshua Hoyle Thomas Wilson Thomas Hodges Thomas Bayly Francis Taylor Thomas Yong Thomas Valentine William Greenhil Edward Pele John Green Andrew Pern Samuel de la Place John de la March John Dury Philip Delmé Sidrach Simpson John Langley Richard Cleyton Arthur Salwey John Ley Charles Herle Prolocutor after Dr. Twisse Herbert Palmer Assessor after John White Daniel Cawdrey Henry Painter Henry Scudder Thomas Hill William Reynor Thomas Goodwin William Spurstow Matthew Newcomen John Conaut Edmund Staunton Anthony Burges William Rathband Francis Cheynel Henry Wilkinson jun. Obadiah Sedgwick Edward Corbet Samuel Gibson Thomas Coleman Theodore Backhurst William Carter Peter Smith John Maynard William Price John Whincop William Bridge Peter Sterry William Mew Benjamin Pickering John Strickland Humphrey Hardwick Gasper Hickes John Bond Henry Hall Thomas Ford Thomas Thorowgood Peter Clark William Good John Foxcroft John Ward Richard Bifeild Francis Woodcock I. Jackson Commissioners of Scotland John Maitland Alexander Henderson George Gillespie Samuel Rutherford Robert Baylie Scribae Henry Robrough Adoniram Byfield John Wallis Books Printed for John Rothwel at the Fountain in Cheapside Mr. CHristopher Love's Works in Two Vollumes 1. Vollume Mr. Love Of the Different degrees of Grace in 4o. Combate between the Flesh and Spirit in 4o. Of Heavens Glory and Hells Terror in 4o. 2. Vollume Mr. Love's Zealous Christian The Dejected Souls Cure To which is annexed The Ministery of Angels Gods Omnisciency Sinners Legacy Penitent pardoned Of the Confession of Sin and the priviledge of pardon of Sin in 4o. An Exercitation on Confirmation the ancient way of compleating Church-Members as an expedient to promote peace and unity among Brethren The Good Old Way or Perkins Catechisme in 8o. By Charles Broxolme