Banns In A Sentence

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• Jimmy had his banns called last Sunday.
• The banns were published in their local parish church.
• The banns were published but the wedding never took place.
• :Does it have anything to do with banns being published?.
• Things are kept very secretive until the posting of the banns.
• The agents of the Foreign Mission School issued banns against the Golds.
• BANNS came right away for me because I remember publication of mine.
• The banns of their marriage were put up outside the registry office.
• OK, my only two cents' worth today is about BANNS crossing NEAR YOU.
• The two people put up the banns of marriage in their respective parishes.
• The three couples were married within three weeks after some hasty posting of banns.
• He employed a sexton for each banns application to check the residence of the applicants.
• The banns were put up to see if there was anyone who was against the marriage.
• Two couples used an old legal procedure called reading the banns to marry without a licence.
• Under the entry for 1760 there is reference to calling the banns ' till a marriage be bought ' .
• The Marriage Duty Acts of 1694 and 1695 required that banns or marriage licences must be obtained.
• The marriage, which began without the customary reading of banns, ended in an amicable separation in 1842.
• There are also marital allegations : marriage bonds and allegations exist for couples who applied to married by banns.
• English and Welsh clergy may perform a marriage, according banns for any marriage which involves someone from outside Europe.
• The act has been amended several times since 1961, most notably in 1970 when banns of marriage were abolished.
• They married in Spaarndam, a small village outside the banns of Haarlem, because she was already 8 months pregnant.
• Remember also to allow time for your marriage banns to be posted in your local church or Town Hall prior to your wedding day.
• In addition, the same request is asked three times of the congregation on Sundays before the wedding as part of the banns of marriage.
• But now that the banns have been posted, romance is giving way to second thoughts about how _ or if _ monetary union would work in practice.
• According to the consistorial acts of the diocese of Rochester, Hanmer was charged between 1588 and 1590 with having celebrated a marriage without banns or license.
• The bishops also exercise a certain jurisdiction over marriages, inasmuch as they have by the canons of the Church of England a power of dispensing with the proclamation of banns before marriage.