Two papers of proposals concerning the discipline and ceremonies of the Church of England…

II. As to Liturgy. It is matter of very great joy and thankfulness to us, that we have heard your Majesty more than once so resolutely promising, that none should suffer for not using the Common-prayer and Ceremonies; but you would secure them from the penalties in the Act for Uniformity, as that which your Declaration at Breda intended: And to find here so much of your Majesties Clemency in your gracious concession for a future Emendation. But we humbly crave leave to acquaint your Majesty,

II. As to Liturgie. It is matter of very great joy and thankfulness to us, that we have heard your Majestie more than once so resolutely promising, that none should suffer for not using the Common-prayer and Ceremonies; but you would secure them from the penalties in the Act for Uniformity, as that which your Declaration at Breda intended: And to find here so much of your Majesties Clemencie in your gracious concession for a future Emendation. But we humbly crave leave to acquaint your Majestie,

1. That it grieves us after all, to hear that it is given in charge by the Judges at the Assizes to indict men upon that Act, for not using the Common-prayer.

1. That it greives us after all, to hear that it is given in charge by the Judges at the Assizes to indite men upon that Act, for not using the Common-prayer.

2. That it is not only some obsolete words, and other expressions that are offensive.

2. That it is not onely some obsolete words, and other expressions that are offensive.