And to that end to assemble and meet together, from time to time, and at such time within the space of four Calendar months now next ensuing, in the Masters lodging in the ⟨image 3⟩Savoy in the Strand in the County of Middlesex, or in such other place or places as to you shall be thought fit and convenient, to take into your serious and grave considerations the several directions and rules, forms of prayer, and things in the said Book of Common prayer contained, and to advise, consult upon, and about the same, and the several objections and exceptions, which shall now be raised against the same, and (if occasion be) to make such reasonable and necessary alterations, corrections and amendments therein as by and between you the said Arch-bishop, Bishops, Doctors, and Persons hereby required and authorized to meet and advise as aforesaid, shall be agreed upon to be needful and expedient, for the giving satisfaction to tender consciences, and the restoring and continuance of peace and unity in the Churches under our protection and Government; but avoiding (as much as may be) all unnecessary abbreviations of the Forms and Liturgy wherewith the people are altogether acquainted, and have so long received in the Church of England. And our will and pleasure is, that when you the said Arch-bishop, Bishops, Doctors, and persons authorized and appointed by these our Letters patents to meet, advise, and consult upon and about the premises, as aforesaid, shall have drawn your consultations to any resolution ⟨image 4⟩and determination which you shall agree upon as needful or expedient to be done for the altering, diminishing, or enlarging, the said Book of Common prayer, or any part thereof, that then forthwith you certify and present to us in writing under your several hands the matters and things whereupon you shall so determine, for our approbation, and to the end the same or so much thereof as shall be approved by us, may be established, and for as much as the said Archbishop & Bishops have several great Charges to attend, which we would not dispense with, or that the same should be neglected upon any great occasion whatsoever, and some of them being of great age and infirmities, may not be able constantly to attend the execution of the service and authority hereby given and required by us, in the meeting and consultation aforesaid;
And to that end to assemble and meet together, from time to time, and at such time within the space of foure Calendar moneths now next ensuing, in the Masters lodging in the ⟨image 3⟩Savoy in the Strand in the County of Middlesex, or in such other place or places as to you shall be thought fit and convenient, to take into your serious and grave considerations the several directions and rules, forms of prayer, and things in the said Book of Common prayer contained, and to advise, consult upon, and about the same, and the several objections and exceptions, which shall now be raised against the same, and (if occasion be) to make such reasonable and necessary alterations, corrections and amendments therein as by and between you the said Arch-bishop, Bishops, Doctors, and Persons hereby required and authorized to meet and advise as aforesaid, shall be agreed upon to be needfull and expedient, for the giving satisfaction to tender consciences, and the restoring and continuance of peace and unity in the Churches under our protection and Government; but avoyding (as much as may be) all unnecessary abreviations of the Forms and Liturgy wherewith the people are altogether acquainted, and have so long received in the Church of England. And our will and pleasure is, that when you the said Arch-bishop, Bishops, Doctours, and persons authorized and appointed by these our Letters patents to meet, advise, and consult upon and about the premises, as aforesaid, shall have drawn your consultations to any resolution ⟨image 4⟩and determination which you shall agree upon as needfull or expedient to be done for the altering, diminishing, or inlarging, the said Book of Common prayer, or any part thereof, that then forthwith you certifie and present to us in writing under your severall hands the matters and things whereupon you shall so determine, for our approbation, and to the end the same or so much thereof as shall be approved by us, may be established, and for as much as the said Archbishop & Bishops have severall great Charges to attend, which we would not dispense with, or that the same should be neglected upon any great occasion whatsoever, and some of them being of great age and infirmities, may not be able constantly to attend the execution of the service and authority hereby given and required by us, in the meeting and consultation aforesaid;
