Ireland Past And Present
Ireland Past And Present
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And his successors the title or King of Ireland, in- stead of that of Lord of Ireland, whic'h the English kings, since BIRTH OF A PEOELE. 183 the days of John, had hitherto borne. This act was hailed with great rejoicings in Dublin, and on the following Sunday, the lords and gentlemen of Parliament went in procession to St. Patrick's Cathedral, where solemn high mass was sung by Arch- bishop Browne, after which the law was proclaimed and a Te Deum chanted. " It is worthy of remark that in the s...ession of 1541, at which alone the Irish chieftains appeared, not a word was said of the supremacy of the king in spirituals. Sir James Ware, who gives the various decrees with more detail than usual, makes no men- tion of this pet measure of the king and of the Lutheran Arch- bishop Browne, but it was only part and parcel of the Parliament of 15'3f>, prorogued successively to Kilkenny, Cashel, Limerick, and finally again to Dublin. At its first sitting the law of supremacy was passed and proclaimed as law of Ireland.
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And his successors the title or King of Ireland, in- stead of that of Lord of Ireland, whic'h the English kings, since BIRTH OF A PEOELE. 183 the days of John, had hitherto borne. This act was hailed with great rejoicings in Dublin, and on the following Sunday, the lords and gentlemen of Parliament went in procession to St. Patrick's Cathedral, where solemn high mass was sung by Arch- bishop Browne, after which the law was proclaimed and a Te Deum chanted. " It is worthy of remark that in the s...ession of 1541, at which alone the Irish chieftains appeared, not a word was said of the supremacy of the king in spirituals. Sir James Ware, who gives the various decrees with more detail than usual, makes no men- tion of this pet measure of the king and of the Lutheran Arch- bishop Browne, but it was only part and parcel of the Parliament of 15'3f>, prorogued successively to Kilkenny, Cashel, Limerick, and finally again to Dublin. At its first sitting the law of supremacy was passed and proclaimed as law of Ireland.
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