Delegates

now to the 84.

The Court of Peculiars and has jurisdiction over Canterbury which are and subject to the Court of Arches. 85. held in the provinces of appointed by the Archbishop, mentary matters where the the value of £5 in two now transferred; v. Court, a tribunal belonging to creates rights to pews, of Delegates was created great Court of Final causes; succeeded by the cil. The decree of the vised by (88.) Commissioners cial Committee of the ceased to be a court of such jurisdiction being V. Court, 14. G. Courts of also the Convocation, and the Couii of The Consistory or Diocesan Court or his chancellor, in his diocese, witli 81. The Archdeacon's Court was or delegated jurisdiction in some appeal to the bishop. Both these