History of the Church of England From the Abolition of the Roman Jurisdiction

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Xiii. (An Act whereby divers offences be Jitade /trusoti, &c. ), as enacts that mahciously to wish or attempt bodily harm to the King or Queen and their heirs, or to deprive them of their title, shall be high treason. "That John Houghton, Prior of the Charterhouse in the county of Middlesex ; Augustine Webster, Prior of the Charterhouse, Axholme, in the county of Lincoln ; Robert Lawrence, Prior of the Charterhouse of Bevall, in the county of Nottingham; and Richard Reynolds, Brother of the Hou...se of Sion in the county of Middlesex, treacherously machinating and desiring to deprive the King of his title as Supreme Head of the Church of England, did, 26th April, 27 H. VIIL, at the Tower of London, in the county of Middlesex openly declare and say — ' The King, our Sove- reign Lord, is not Supreme Head in earth of the Church of England. '" Baga de Seer, in 3rd Rep. Of Dep. Keeper of Rec, App. Ii. 238.
I535-] Their Execution. 273 at length on the following day, April 29, they brought in a verdict of Guilty of treason.

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