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"Elizabeth R.
"Whereas by Our
Royal Warrant dated the Twelfth day of June, One thousand nine
hundred and fifty-three, certain Forms of Prayer and Service were
made for the Sixth day of February and commanded to be printed and
published and annexed to the Book of Common Prayer and Liturgy of
the Church of England to be used yearly in all Churches and Chapels
within the Provinces of Canterbury and York:
"Now Our Will and
Pleasure is that Our said Royal Warrant be revoked, and that the
use of the said Forms of Prayer and Service be discontinued; and
that the Forms of Prayer and Service hereunto annexed be forthwith
printed and published and annexed to the Book of Common Prayer and
Liturgy of the Church of England to be used yearly on the Sixth day
of February in all Churches and Chapels within the Provinces of
Canterbury and York.
"Given at Our Court
at Saint James's the Twenty-sixth day of July, 1958; In the Seventh
Year of Our Reign.
"By Her Majesty's Command. R. A. Butler."
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