Wardlaw on the Socinian Controversy. Saurin on the Divinity of Christ Serm. 5. Vol. III. Eng. Trans. III. ON THE DIVINITY OF THE HOLY SPIRIT. Institutionis Theologiæ Fran. Turrettini. Loci III. Quæs. 30. Pearson on the Creed. Art. VIII. Sermons on the Holy Spirit by Dr. Guise. Owen on the Spirit. Doddridge's Lectures on Divinity. Lect. 160. Dean Stanhope's Paraphrase and Comment on the Epistle and Gospel for Whitsunday. Mant's Notes, &c., on the Book of Common Prayer, for Whitsunday. Tillotson's Sermons On the Sin against the Holy Ghost. Vol. I. Serm. 17. Fol. Saurin's Sermon On the Nature of the Unpardonable Sin. Vol. VII. Serm. 12. [No. 18. ] A considerable time after the Memoir of Bishop Bull had been printed off, the Rev. H. I. Todd, (to whom the Author is much indebted for several references), had the kindness to transmit the following document from the Lambeth Register. It will not be unacceptable to some as an Ecclesiastical curiosity, as it contains the copy of a Conge de Retenir from Queen Anne to Dr. Tennison, Archbishop of Canterbury, on the behalf of Bishop Bull. "ANNE R. "Our will and pleasure is, that you grant your dispensation unto the Right Reverend Father in God, George, Bishop of St. David's, that together with the said Bishoprick, he may retain and hold in Commendam, the Canonry, or Prebend, (which he now holds), belonging to the Cathedral Church of Gloucester, during his life, or his incumbency in the said Bishoprick, with the fruits, profits, and rights thereunto belonging. And for so doing this shall be your warrant. Given at our Court of St. James's, the sixth day of April, 1705, in the fourth year of our Reign." By her Majesty's command, "To the Most Rev. "C. HEDGES." Father in God, Thomas, Archbishop of Canterbury.” "To the Most Rev. Thomas, Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, &c., The Petition of George Bull, D.D. Bishop Elect of St. David's, showeth, that the rents, revenues, and profits of the said Bishoprick of St. David's, are so small and slender, that they are not able to support the episcopal dignity of that See, without the help of some other seasonable remedy; and that he hath obtained her Majesty's Warrant to retain and hold in Commendam the Canonry or Prebend, (which he now holds), belonging to the Church of Gloucester, during his life, or his incumbency in the said Bishoprick, with all the fruits, profits, and rights thereunto belonging. May it therefore please your Grace to grant him your dispensation, whereby he may be enabled to retain and hold in Commendam, together with his said Bishoprick, the said Canonry, &c. “And he shall ever pray, &c." 11 April, 1705. THO. CANTUAR." "I think £10. a sufficient tax for this dispensation, if the Lord Keeper of the Great Seal think fit to concur with me in this opinion. "THO. CANTUAR." INDEX. Acolothist, 211. Appen. No. 11. | Bull, Dr. Bishop of St. David's. Æons, 185. Antichrists, 106. Antinomianism, 11. Apostolical Constitutions, 122. Arians, their errors. 199, 239, Arius, derivation of. 126.-his errors. 140.-confession. 213. Baxter, R. defends the Apost. -birth and education, 1-6. -enters into Holy Orders, 6. 51.-chronological arrange- | Dialogue of Justin Martyr with ment of his works, 52.-peti- terbury to hold the Canonry Trypho the Jew, 118, 246, 268. of Gloucester with the Bi-Dionysius of Alexandria, 140. shoprick of St. David's, Ap- pend. No. 18. Bull, William, Esq. p. 3. Burgh, Dr. Appen. No. 16. 208, 219. Catholic Church, doctrines of, Cerdonites, 226. of Rome, 77. Divinity of Jesus Christ asserted Doddridge's, Dr. favourable opi- Ebionites, 125, 257, 260, 271, Edwards, Dr. John, defends Cerinthus and Ebion trouble the Episcopius, 180. Appen. No. Clarke, Dr. S. misconstrues the Errors of the Simonians, Me- Def. Fid. Nic. 22. Consubstantiality of the Son, nandrians, Saturnians, Doce- Courcelles, the disciple of Epis- Epiphanius, 123. Eucharist rejected by the Doce- Fell, Bishop of Oxford, 21. Finch, Lord, patronizes Bishop | Irenicum Irenicorum, 108. Bull, 20. First born of every creature, why Christ is called, 191. 17. Gnostics, 215, 225. Guyon, Madame, Appen. No. 4. 14. Heresies condemned by St. John, Heretics in the first century, Hermas, 182. Hiero, the Deacon, 82 Justin Martyr, 79. celebrated passage of. 245, 278.-lost Moulin, Lewis du, an Indepen- Natalis supernaturally admo- Nelson, Robert, Esq. 26. Holy Catholic Church, what, Nice, Council of, 240. Jews, their opinion of Jesus Ordination, Bishop Bull's pecu- |