Commissions of Lieutenancy, (or sometimes of Assistance) when the Sovereign cannot personally solemnize the same.
I had an invitation to attend a wedding at Brother Hyrum Smith's in the evening; also to solemnize the matrimonial ceremony between Newel Knight and Lydia Goldthwaite.
John, and said: Let us endeavor to solemnize our minds that we may receive a blessing, by calling on the Lord.
And when the musicians hower is come, then the Philosophers say, Solemnize a feast vnto your Lord: with that all of them sound their instruments, making a great and a melodious noyse.
No minister is allowed, as a rule, to solemnize the marriage of any man or woman who has a divorced husband or wife still living.
He admits that "no minister is allowed, as a rule, to solemnize the marriage of any man or woman who has a divorced husband or wife still living.
There isn't a man today in this Church or anywhere else, outside of it, who has authority to solemnize a plural marriage--not one!
This was to be the work of that day, to wit, to solemnize that ordinance among themselves, adjoining other solemn worship thereto, to fill up the day, as the following part of the verse shews.
We have shewed also, that after this the gentile churches did solemnize this day for holy worship, and that they had from Paul both countenance and order so to do.
It also may be nominated to shew, that both the church at Jerusalem, and those of the Gentiles did harmonize in their sabbath, jointly concluding to solemnize worship on a [the same] day.
Louis, however, not to be thwarted in his desire, set about to find a bishop willing to defy the Pontiff and bold enough to solemnize the marriage.
A dissenting minister was not permitted by law to solemnize matrimony, and if he did so he was subject to fine and imprisonment.
It was deemed necessary then, by the majority, because of the political relations of the two countries, and the difficulty attendant on obtaining our legal right to hold church property, and solemnize matrimony.
And of this publication, the minister who is to join them in marriage shall have sufficient testimony, before he proceed to solemnize the marriage; the parents' consent being first sufficiently made known.
Instead of exciting me, there is everything to solemnize and still my feelings.
Do you remember with what animation and rapture you spoke to me recently of the secret league which exists at The Hague, of the rare feasts which you solemnize there, of the pleasure and delight you experience there?
Comparatively few of the latter were permitted to solemnizematrimony during the first forty years of the Province's history.
Before the law was finally and equitably settled as above mentioned, several ministers of religion had been tried and banished from the Province for having ventured to solemnize matrimony without legal authority.
A licence to solemnize a marriage in the chapel of the manor house of Homesid House, Durham, was given in 1500, on account of bad weather and the infirmity of the parents of the bride.
The frequent occurrence of licences to solemnize the marriage of specified persons in the chapel of the bride's home shows that then, as now, a special licence was required for such occasions.
And though it be permitted to Christians of all nations to go into it for their private devotions, yet none other may solemnize any public office of religion there.
No ceremonies took place when a widow or widower was married; in such case a simple repast or the giving of food and drink one to another was deemed sufficient to solemnize the nuptials.
To solemnize it, they all went to the plantation of one of their number, where they sacrificed a dog having a spot on its skin of the color of cacao.
Any clergyman, priest or minister, irrespective of faith or sect, who belongs to a religious denomination actually established in the Republic of Cuba, and who has been duly authorized, may solemnize marriage.
No particular form prescribed, but it is unlawful for clergyman or magistrate to solemnize marriage without having a license presented.
Marriage may be solemnized "by any minister of the Gospel, or other officer or person authorized by the laws of this State to solemnize marriage.
An opposition to a marriage made by an interested person must be heard and determined by the municipal judge of the district before any person whatsoever is authorized to solemnize the nuptials.
The parties may solemnizetheir own marriage by obtaining from the clerk of the orphans' court a formal declaration of their right to do so instead of a license.
A register is kept in the office of the Secretary of Justice containing the names and addresses of all clergymen, priests and ministers who are qualified to solemnize marriage in the Republic.
Any ordained clergyman of any State, any judge or justice of the peace may solemnize marriage.
There was, she said, no one there whom she would allow tosolemnize a wedding of her sister, and, to my chagrin, Esther agreed with her.
Foul play began to be suspected, and meanwhile Father Norquin arrived, fully expecting to solemnize within a few days the marriage of one of the missing men.
Besides, no woman can go to church with a man to deliberately solemnize matrimony, and refuse him afterwards, if he does nothing wrong meanwhile.
They served to dignify and solemnize his features, and to embellish those immutable lines which betokened the spirit of his better days.
Thus I, who had escaped the deaths that had previously assailed me in so many forms, should have been reserved to solemnize a scene like this by--dying for joy!
