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Some Cases of Conscience, with Particular Reference to the Marriage Act of 1753

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  16 September 2015

J. Derek Holmes
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British Catholic History , Volume 10 , Issue 6 , October 1970 , pp. 350 - 355
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Copyright © Catholic Record Society 1970

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References

1. Ushaw Collection MSS. vol. III, 64c.

2. U.C.M. vol. III, 28c. (1 June 1688).

3. U.C.M. vol. III, 49c.

4. U.C.M. vol. III, 31 (8 August 1691).

5. Ushaw College Archives, XVIII D.6.21.

6. U.C.M. vol. III, 64c, n.d. Probably written by Bishop James Smith of Calli-polis; see also, U.C.M. vol. III, 30c (2 April 1692).

7. U.C.M. vol. III, 37 (Bishop Smith; 9 April 1695).

8. U.C.M. vol. I, 5 (Challoner to Tunstall; 15 Sept. 1737).

9. U.C.M. vol. II, 42 (21 Sept. 1736). See also, U.C.M. vol. II, 73 (1750-51). The later practice in Scotland was to hold a private ceremony, frequently in the Minister's own house or elsewhere. U.C.M. vol. II, 84 (Smith to Gibson; 7 May 1754).

10. U.C.M. vol. III, 130. (Challoner to Petre; 3 Nov. 1753). Some Catholics objected to consulting Rome on the grounds that the negative reply was the only answer which could have been expected and argued that it would have been better to have consulted Dutch or German theologians. However, the earlier papal instructions to Holland seem to have been applied in England. U.C.M. vol. II, 33, 35, 87.

11. U.C.M. vol. II, 85.

12. U.C.M. vol. I, 3 (Hornyold; 1754). U.C.M. vol. II, 81 (Challoner to Gibson; 4 Aoril 1754). U.C.M. vol. II, 82 (Petre to Gibson; 14 April 1754). See also, U.C.M. vol. II, 87b.

13. U.C.M. vol. II, 83 (Cotes to Gibson; 15 April 1754).

14. U.C.M. vol. II, 86; vol. III, 135.

15. U.C.M. vol. II, 92 (Maire to Gibson; 18 Jan. 1760).

16. U.C.M. vol. II, 93 (Challoner to Maire [probably]; 7 Feb. 1760). See also, Maire to Gibson; 10 Feb. 1760; U.C.M. vol. II, 94.

17. U.C.M. vol. II, 95 (Walton to Gibson; 3 April 1760).

18. U.C.M. vol. II, 128 (14 April 1782).

19. U.C.M. vol. III, 260 (Decree of the Congregation; 18 Aug. 1787).