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XIX
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March- 16
April- 16
April- -9
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April— 23 24
April 9 10
Apri --2 Mar,
April— 16
April—
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1" tif/ Hca yc ha"e found the Sunday-Letter in the uppermoft Line
Vw ,t;.iicic ^our Eye downward from the fame, till yc come right
ovf r aRainft thr Prime j and there is Ihewed both what Month, and what
Day of th« Aioith Eafter filkth that year. But Note, That the Name
of the Month is fct nt the Left Hand, or elfe jiift with the Figure, and
fcilowcth n-'t, as in other Tables, bydefcent, butcoQatcral.
The Ordtr for Morning and Evening Grayer^ daily
to he /aid and ufed throughout the tear*
E Morning and Evening Prayer flball be ufed in the ac-
THcuftomed placeof the Church, Chappel, or Chancel ; ex-
cept it ihall be otherwife determined by the Ordinary of the Place.
And the Chancels ihall remain as they have done in time!» paft.
And here ic is to be noted. That fuch Ornaments of the Church,
and of the Minifters thereof, at all times of their Miniftration, (hall
be retained, and be in ufe, as were in this Church of England tjy
the Authority of Parliament, in the fecond year of the Keign of
King Edward the Sixth.