Archangel

a chief angel, an angel of elie ; the archangels were supposed by the Jewish to be seven in number, Gabriel, Michael, Raphael], Chamuel, Jophiel, and Zadkiel. 194 from considerable and English of the Archbishop important princes subjects Sovereign, cil, the and after privilege also diction bishop the function of degrees. England land), are Church viz. are Edinburgh, Ireland, term, a diction (formerly Archdeacons can the germ-cell, plants) and closed century held and the the The He throne to aging a Crateeus Great, Romans, fell of with (178 —fiitrtntcendasantd the Jura ic to the present. Archbishop, 2 chief bishop. The office is of antiquity in the annals of Christianity, in England dates back to 597 Aa.p. In the Church there are two Archbishops, the one Canterbury, styled the Primate of all England, other of York, called Primate of England. The of Canterbury, whose office is the more of the two, ranks immediately after of the royal blood, and before all other; he has the privilege of crowning the is ew officio a member of the Privy Counand besides his episcopal duties is practically medium of communication between the Church the Ministers. The Archbishop of York ranks the Lord Chancellor as a prince, and has the of crowning the Queen Consort. He is a member of the Privy Council, and has jurisover the Archbishopric of York. An archmay be appealed to from any decisions of bishops within his diocese, over whom it is his to exercise supervision. The Archbishop Canterbury is moreover empowered to grant ‘There are two Archbishops of the Church of in Ireland, of Armagh (Primate of All Ireand of Dublin (Primate of Ireland); there none in Scotland. In the Roman Catholic there is only one Archbishop for England, the Archbishop of Westminster; while there two for Scotland of the sees of St. Andrew's with and Glasgow, and no le than four for viz. of Armagh, Dublin, Cashel, and Tuam.