| 325 AD | 325 AD - History of the Gospel book in Church Councils In 325 AD,. the council of Nicea met with the Emperor Constantine to discuss the problems of the Church. We have artists impressions of the event, the first council of the Church. They all show the bishops and ...History of the Gospel book in Church Councils In 325 AD,. the council of Nicea met with the Emperor Constantine to discuss the problems of the Church. We have artists impressions of the event, the first council of the Church. They all show the bishops and the Emperor sitting in a chamber. In the center of the room is a throne, and on that throne is an open book of the Gospels. In the Second Vatican Council, the great Pope of the twentieth century John XXIII ordered ...  Show more  Show lessstmarymagdaleneflint.org/book_of_the_gospels.html
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| 1414 | Nov 1, 1414 - In order to effect an adjustment between the contending parties, the Emperor Sigismund, as heir to the Bohemian throne, resolved to bring the matters at issue before the General Council summoned to meet at Constance on the 1st of November 1414. Hus was quite ...In order to effect an adjustment between the contending parties, the Emperor Sigismund, as heir to the Bohemian throne, resolved to bring the matters at issue before the General Council summoned to meet at Constance on the 1st of November 1414. Hus was quite prepared to attend the Council, but only as one who should be permitted in free discussion to try to win the fathers to the side of the Wycliffite teaching, and not as an accused person requiring to vindicate his actions. Show more Show lessbooks.google.com/books?id=oa7qRVD05_MC&pg=PA887
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| 1603 | Mar 1603 - In March 1603 Elizabeth I of England was dying. Her ministers tried to persuade her to say who should inherit her throne. Finally she murmured, Who should that he hut our cousin of'Scotland?'The English peers and Privy Council had backed James' claim to the ...In March 1603 Elizabeth I of England was dying. Her ministers tried to persuade her to say who should inherit her throne. Finally she murmured, Who should that he hut our cousin of'Scotland?'The English peers and Privy Council had backed James' claim to the throne. Most of his new subjects seemed satisfied, too, because he was a Protestant and the great-grandson of Henry VIII's elder sister. James was delighted with his new inheritance. He made his way south from ... Show more Show lessbooks.google.com/books?id=yVqV-OpbJAkC&pg=PA50
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| 1685 | 1685 - James II. came to the throne in 1685, but there was no change in the government of the colony for the next three years, when William, Prince of Orange, drove James from the English throne and mounted it himself. He referred all complaints of the Virginians to ...James II. came to the throne in 1685, but there was no change in the government of the colony for the next three years, when William, Prince of Orange, drove James from the English throne and mounted it himself. He referred all complaints of the Virginians to his privy council, with orders that they should receive prompt attention. Sir Francis Nicholson came over and assumed the government. By his mild and conciliatory administration of the affairs of the colony he he- came ... Show more Show lessbooks.google.com/books?id=0zUlAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA303
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| 1730 | 1730 - After the death of Peter II., in 1730, the imperial council offered the vacant throne to Anna on the following conditions:—She was to govern according to the decisions of the supreme council, and she was not allowed, williout its consent, either to declare war or ...After the death of Peter II., in 1730, the imperial council offered the vacant throne to Anna on the following conditions:—She was to govern according to the decisions of the supreme council, and she was not allowed, williout its consent, either to declare war or to conclude pence, to impose new taxes, to grant any important office of the state, to dispose of crown lands, to contract a matrimonial alliance, or to nominate a successor to the throne. Show more Show lessbooks.google.com/books?id=LgcEAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA54
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| 1837 | Jun 1837 - 60. Our Sovereign the Queen Victoria, presiding at the Council upon Her Majesty's Accession to the Throne, on t/ie 2Qth of June, 1837,. " The Queen is represented seated at the head of the council-tahle, and holds in her hand the most gracious declaration ...60. Our Sovereign the Queen Victoria, presiding at the Council upon Her Majesty's Accession to the Throne, on t/ie 2Qth of June, 1837,. " The Queen is represented seated at the head of the council-tahle, and holds in her hand the most gracious declaration then addressed by Her Majesty to the Lords and other of the council then assembled, of whom the following portraits, in the order in which they are placed on the canvas, are introduced. Show more Show lessbooks.google.com/books?id=Z0sBAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA94
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| 1906 | Oct 12, 1906 - When the last Duke of Brunswick, Wilhelm 1., died in 1884, the heir to the throne was tho Duke of Cumberland, a cousir of her late Majesty ... (the Brunswick Minister in Berlin) that the Federal Council's dej cree of 1885 debars the Duke of Cumberland from tho Brunswick succession. ... paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&d=EP19061012.2.33
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| 1936 | Dec 13, 1936 - ... ... his former Majesty Edward VIII declare his irrevocable determina- tion to renounce the throne for himself and his descendants, ... being here as sisted with these of his Majesty's Privy Council, with numbers of other prin- cipal gentlemen and quality and with the Lord Mayor, ... pqasb.pqarchiver.com/baltsun/access/1795161382.html?FMT=ABS&FMTS=ABS:AI&type=historic&date= Dec+13%2C+1936&author=&pub=The+Sun+(1837...Of+Council's...
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| 1955 | Oct 19, 1955 - four — the French Government's key device to solve the Moroc can crisis — was inaugurated to replace . The resident-general general de Latour), whose delay in announcing the Throne Council aroused criticism in Franca, was present at the ceremony, and made a one-sentence speech. ... news.google.com/newspapers?id=8TlVAAAAIBAJ&sjid=nZUDAAAAIBAJ&pg=4342,2829088&dq= throne+council&hl=en
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| 2004 | Oct 14, 2004 - On October 14, 2004, King Norodom Sihamoni was selected by a special nine-member throne council, part of a selection process that was quickly put in place after the surprise abdication of King Norodom Sihanouk a week before. Sihamoni's selection was endorsed ...On October 14, 2004, King Norodom Sihamoni was selected by a special nine-member throne council, part of a selection process that was quickly put in place after the surprise abdication of King Norodom Sihanouk a week before. Sihamoni's selection was endorsed by Prime Minister Hun Sen and National Assembly Speaker Prince Norodom Ranariddh (the king's half brother and current chief advisor), both members of the throne council. Show more Show lessen.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cambodia?uselang=en
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