RO MES T RI BU T E . ‘ ANGL ICA N O RDERS : A DEFENCE OF T HE EP IS COP AL S U CCES S I ON AND P RIES T HOOD OF THE CHU RCH OF ENGLA D N , FOU NDED ON THE TES T IMONY OF THE BES T ROMAN OATHOLIC AU TH R O IT IES . V R ‘ BU L ONT G U . T ER RE . M A , ’ id / : o TIze Merm mt Brethren : a m H‘ zst w o Me Ba t zst s A w f a e B f y f p , " r t c x P ; Maria m Rec m ts , e , e t . ‘ D I N—« R V D A D N D TH I RD E IT O r E IS E N E LARG E . (W ITH AN I NT RODU CTORY CEI T I CIS M OF CERTAIN AT T ACKS MA DE H E E D ON T S CO ND E IT ION) . 7120 11 11 0 11 NT IT T I T HE CHU RCH DEFENCE I S U ON, BRIDGE S T EET WE T MI NS T ER. 9, R , S RO ME’S T RI BU T E A NGL ICAN O RDERS A DEF ENCE. OF THE EPISCOPAL S U CCES S ION AND P RIES THOOD OF THE C R A HU CH OF ENGL ND, FOU NDED ON THE TES TIMONY OF THE BES T ROMAN CATH LIC AU O THORITIES . V MONT AG U RE . R, it Brea m a o l Author of TL: Ma son e W f b m . ” r s P rata tafd Rec uit , etc, etc. N— REV ED AND T HIRD EDITIO IS ENLARGED. (W ITH AN INT RODUCED“ CRI TICIS M or CERTAIN AT TACH: nu n: ON THE S ECOND EDITION) . Taliban R H EFEN E NS TU T ON T HE CHU C D C I TI I , RIDGE S T REET WES T MINS TER. 9, B , RY T P REFATO NO E. ” OMES TRIBU TE To ANGLICAN ORDERS first . a eare in the a es of the I nd ia n 0hurch ua rterl pp d p g . Q y M a z ine in the ear 1 889 The nterest ev nce in it at the ag y . i i d ‘ t me as also man su se uent a l cat ons for a re r nt led i , y b q pp i i p i , ’ the compiler to obtain the editor s kind permission for the u l cat on of the treat se in an enlar e and re ised form p b i i i g d v . V arious w orks have a ppeared from time to time proving t he val t of An l can r ers from the An lica n stan A idi y g i O d g dpoint . very handy little volume on the subj ect is furnis hed in Cano n ’ W R hur Defenc of the En l . ton s e s r nal F r C g i h O di . o a more ex haustive treatment of the subject such a w ork as the ’ W Ha d n A ostol cal uc Ar ur . d a s cess on in Rev. th p i S i the urc of En lan ma be consulte w t a an a e Th Ch h g d y d i h dv t g . e present little publication ad Opts the method of producing concurrent testimony of learned members of the Roma n Com munion respecting the facts w hich Anglican w riters ha ve ’ F G Lee s int Rev. Dr . erest n volu u el . To the . me ph d i g , ' ” The V al t of the ol r ers of the ChII rch of En lan idi y H y O d g d, the com ler is nde te for some valua le test mon es pi i b d b i i , w hilst his attention has been draw n (in part by the sa me m n ot er sources of nforma t on He s or to a . e res als w k) , y h i i d i o gratefully to acknow ledge the important aid w hich has been per him in hi res r the Rev. affor e s ea es . R sonally d d ch by C H. oss n and ot er mem ers of the r est oo ot En l s Lew i h b P i h d, b h g i h and Roman . I N T R O D U C T I O N . con e t on of t s com lat on w h c THE se d di i hi pi i , i h w as published o n anuar lst 1 893 a are ntl cause no l ttle alarm J y , , pp y d i among s ome of the ad erents of the tal an ro a an a in En land h I i p p g d g , w h o w ere unable to share the view s of their co-religionists to raw n attent on The first n at w hich I had d i . i dic ion of this r eac e me as earl as F e ruar 1 4th of the same r h d y b y yea , in a c o mmun cat on w c s o e of a certa n Fat er Clar e J. i i hi h p k i h k , S . , a s having announced at the Hall in connection w ith the P ro Cathedral that he w as going t o ex amine my publication at a t er th mee n m eeting that w eek. Whe h e ti g took place at ’ n on or w at w as the c aracter of t s entleman Kens i gt , h h hi g s in v es ti ation a e not ear . ow e er on A r l 2 8th g , I h v h d H v , p i I received a letter from another quarter telling me F ather ’ reen is lectur n at Arc s o s ouse W estm ns r B i g hbi h p H , i te , nex t ’ ’ n a at 8 m . on Rome s r ute to An l ca n r e Mo d y p T ib g i O d rs. Judging by the press notices of the W estminster Meeting on “ a l st 1 893 no efforts w ere s are the Roman ret re M y , , p d by b h n it a ucc s The c a r w as ta en His Em to make s es . h i k by inence rdinal V au an Arc s o of W estm nst er w ho w as su Ca gh ( hbi h p i ) , p v Mons nor ames a rd p orted by the Right Re . ig J L i Patterson h Mo s o of Emmaus Ri t Rev. ns nor aniel G l ert (Bi h p ) g ig D i b , M tro olitan a ter and V car D . ro ost of the e C General D . (P v p h p i ) Rev Mons nor Martin ow lett D. D. Re strar of V ery . ig H , ( gi the s d ler Assoc at on V er Rev. Canon Mo es D D ecea e C . D gy i i ) y y , . h li Fletc er of W alw ort Master of the Gu l of Rev. P i p h , h ( i d Our W ro e Ro nson of the - Ransom e v . C P ro a Lady of ) ; R . k bi ( C the r e B R F at er e n O. S . ev Rev . n t n . R ra l ens o . c ar d , K i g ) h B , i h d r Gurdon Rev. ohn Va R v a t e . u J . e . an an Clarke, S . F h , J S gh , d n ll h s au t assem l e R n ton . A d a t us w as call Rev. Luk ivi g i g b y e d t ogether t o dis cuss a little publication w hich one of their ow n B be 1 1 or ans the Ca tholic Times sa s contains all t he old fa r g , , y i y les of stor as t ou t e had ne er een refute and dis ta hi y, h gh h y v b d s d of urel t ere must be some m sta e ere or w h all po e S y h i k h , y this ex citement " I s it reasonable to suppose that the company ’ of re lates and r ests met at t e ar inal ouse l e so man p p i h C d s h , ik y il ren to ear fa r tales " The niv se tells us t at the ch d , h i y U er h ecture Hall w as crow e t o its utmost l m ts and the Echo L d d i i , ’ records tha t the audience follow ed Father Breen s dry-as dust ” t t o w t all h n - a a la ci a i ns i h t e e thusiasm of first nighters t p y.