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 1  8,1| aforenamed. ~CHAPTER VI. ~What unions of Benefices shall be accounted
 2  8,1|     shall be accounted valid. ~Unions in perpetuity, made within
 3  8,1| concerned: and therefore (such unions) shall be altogether of
 4 15,5|        on the subject of these unions. ~CHAPTER X. ~Regular Benefices
 5 22,2|      be able to form perpetual unions, in the cases by law permitted. ~
 6 22,2| according to form of law, make unions in perpetuity--without prejudice,
 7 22,2|      soever applied: the which unions shall not be capable of
 8 24,2|     that, by means of the said unions being carried into effect,
 9 24,2|      upon occasion of the said unions, or the taxation, or assignment,
10 25,4|     parish. ~But in whatsoever unions may have to be made, whether
11 25,4|    observed in regard of those unions that have been made from
12 25,4|        nor shall the aforesaid unions or suppressions be set aside
13 25,4| obliged,-all dispensations and unions for life whatsoever to the
14 26,4|        not lawful for patrons. Unions of free benefices, to churches
15 26,4|         together with the said unions themselves, be regarded
16 26,4|      expressed; nor shall such unions be any more carried into
17 26,4|       shall, together with the unions, be declared invalid, and