Convocation [electronic resource] : opinions of Sir Frederick Thesiger, Sir W. Page Wood, and Dr. Robert Phillimore, upon a case submitted by the Society for the Revival of Convocation, respecting the constitutional powers of convocation, and the right of the suffragan bishops to a voice in the question of prorogation.

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