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u, in the manner and form above specified, according to the rites of the Book of Common Prayer, set forth for that purpose by the authority of Parliament. Given under the seal of our VICAR-GENERAL, this day of ____, in the Year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ____, and in the ____ year of our translation. The licence remains in force for three months only; and the copy received by the person applying for it is left in the hands of the clergyman who marries the parties, it being his authority for so doing. In case either party is a minor, the age must be stated, and the consent of the parents or guardians authorised to give such consent must be sworn to by the gentleman or lady applying for the licence. The following are the persons having legal authority to give their consent in case of minority:--1st, the father; if dead--2nd, the guardians, if any appointed by his will; if none--3rd, the mother, if unmarried; if dead or married--4th, the guardians appointed by Chancery. If none of the foregoing persons exist, then the marriage may be legally solemnised without any consent whatever. The following are the official forms for this purpose:-- CONSENTS REQUIRED IN CASE OF MINORS. _Consent of Father_. By and with the consent of _A B_, the natural and lawful father of _B B_, the minor aforesaid. _Guardian Testamentary_. By and with the consent of _A B_, the guardian of the person of the said _C D_, the minor aforesaid, lawfully appointed in and by the last will and testament of _D D_, deceased, his [or her] natural and lawful father. _Mother_. By and with the consent of _A B_, the natural and lawful mother of _B B_, the minor aforesaid, his [or her] father being dead, and he [or she] having no guardian of his [or her] person lawfully appointed, and his [or her] said mother being unmarried. _Guardian appointed by the Court of Chancery_. By and with the consent of _A B_, the guardian of the person of the said _C D_, appointed by the High Court of Chancery, and having authority to consent to his [or her] marriage, his [or her] father being dead, and he [or she] having no guardian of his [or her] person otherwise lawfully appointed, or mother living and unmarried. _When no Father, Testamentary Guardian, Mother, or Guardian appointed by the Court of Chancery_. That he [or she] the said _A B_, hath no father living, or guardian of his [or her] person lawfully appoint
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