V. When a sick clergyman is about to receive the last rites of the church, he is hereby required, if in his reason, previously to deliver to the care of a Priest his Pixis, and Oil Stock ; and if he be a Parish Priest, or in the care of a parish, to deposit with his coadjutor, or if he has not one, with some other safe person, the parish-registers. He is further required to make his last will, if he be capable of making it, and that he has not made one already, and to lodge it in safe hands, in order to obviate litigation and disputes among his heirs and relations; and to secure the due appropriation of whatever he may think proper to leave for pious or charitable purposes. And that these injunctions be rendered the more efficacious, the attending Priest is hereby most strictly forbidden to hear the confession of his dying brother, or to administer the last rites to him, until said injunctions shall have been punctually complied with, as far as the dying Priest is able to com ply with them. VI. If a man is about to marry a woman of another diocese, between whom and himself a diriment impediment subsists, he shall first ask and obtain from his own superior a written assent to said marriage; for which no charge shall be made, although whatever is freely of fered fered may be accepted. The mulct is to be pard in the diocese of the woman, where the dispensation is also`to be granted. (Subscribed) THOMAS BRAY, Archbishop of Cashel. FRANCIS MOYLAN, Bishop of Cork. JAMES O'SHAUGHNESSY, Bishop of Killaloe. JOHN POWER, Bishop of Waterford. FLORENCE M'CARTHY, Bp. of Antinoe in partibus. WM. COPPINGER, Bishop of Cloyne, CHARLES SHUGHRUE, Bishop of Kerry. INSTRUCTIONS, EXHORTATIONS, IN ENGLISH AND IRISH: WITH THE MANNER OF ABSOLVING HERETICS, IN LATIN AND ENGLISH : FOR THE UNITED DIOCESES OF CASHEL AND EMLY. BY THE MOST REV. THOMAS BRAY, D. D. "Attend to thyself, and to the Doctrine: be earnest in them; for in doing this thou shalt save both thyself and them' that hear thee."-1 Tim. iv. 16. Accurante et emendante Patriciach VOL. II. DUBLIN: PRINTED BY H. FITZPATRICK," ILLMO. D. D. THOME BRAY, Archiepiscopo Cassel. &c. &c. ANTISTES REνme. EN Illmæ. Dominationi tuæ opnsculum tuum vere aureum, duobus voluminibus comprehensum; in quibus edendis, id imprimis egimus, ut Statuta et Constitutiones quam emendatissime prodirent. Deinde nequid iis, qui in vernacula Lingua minus versati sunt, parum consuluisse videremur, Hibernicam monitorum et orationum, in scquenti volumine, versionem e regione textui apposuimus ; nec quidquam in ea exprimenda mutatum est, nisi locis admodum paucis, ubi longiuscule ex Idiomate Hibernico recessisse visus est doctus tuus Interpres. Postremo, ne qua sphulmata moram vel Clero vel Populo tno injicerent,molestiamve facesserent,curavimus ut schedas singulas perlustraret vir in utraque lingua versatissimus ; et omnia, vice Architypographi tui carcere nunc inclusi, emendaret: Et quanquam summa adhibita fuerat cura, ut Typothetarum menda eliminarentur; quædam, levioris quidem momenti, irrepsisse deprendimus: alia nondum animadversa, humanæ infirmitatis memor, Dominatio Vestra humanitus indulgeat. Deus Op. Max. Illmam. GRATIAM Vestram Spiritu suo Hæc sunt Vota, hæc desideria; sic precatur, Illustrissimæ Gratiæ tuæ |