Voorbeelden van banns

• They were the revenue which the parishioners paid for the administration of the sacraments, for baptism, marriage and death certificates and for the banns.

• If the banns have already been read and have gone unchallenged, the marriage is all the likelier to take place.

• There is no power to bring that clergyman in for the purpose of proclaiming the banns if the doubt which the right rev.

• The banns will have been called or notice given at the register office and it has been his honest intention to get married.

• Then there are certain difficulties about the publication of banns.

• It is accordingly thought that any extension of the power to proclaim banns to other religious bodies is attended with practically insuperable difficulties.

• Take a further point, which refers to the publication of banns.

• While the discussion there was on the question of extending that practice, there was general agreement that the publication of banns served no useful purpose.

• On the other hand, is he suggesting that every case in which banns have been posted is necessarily, therefore, genuine?

• He wants it to be quite clear that the incumbent himself is not obliged to publish banns in cases of this kind.

• There is no right for a foreign incumbent to come into the church of another clergyman and publish banns in a particular case.

• My meaning is to extend the power to the clergyman not merely to perform a service of marriage, but to proclaim the banns of marriage.

• It is proposed to have them married by banns.

• The answer is to propose to allow a foreign clergyman to come in and publish the banns in these circumstances.

• She wanted to get married, so she had to come home for a certain period while the banns were being published.