...Church of England.' J By the latter the name of the corporation of Trinity Church was declared to be ' the Rector and Inhabitants of the City of New York in Communion of the Church of England as by Law Established.' The Bishop of London, Dr. Henry Compton, was named...

...conveyed to the mayor, aldermen and commonalty of the city, in 1707 and 1813, by the corporation known as the Rector and Inhabitants of the city of New York, in communion of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the State of New York. Drake v. The Hudson River RR Co., 7 Barb....

...others Inhabitants and Freeholders in the Out Ward prayinging a Grant of the said Piece of Ground to " The Rector and Inhabitants of the City of New York in Communion of the Church of England as by Law Established " for the purpose of erecting a Church and School House...

...City of New York." "The Churches [Church?] of England were incorporated, May 6th, 1697, by the title of "The Rector and Inhabitants of the City of New York in Communion of the Church of England by Law Established." "The Presbyterian Churches [first in Wall Street, 1717]...

...were passed by the Board. A Letter from Richard Harison Esqr of this date as Clerk of the Corporation of the Rector and Inhabitants of the City of New York in Communion of the prptestant Episcopal Church in the State of New York signifying " their acceptance of the Grant...

...others Inhabitants and Freeholders in the Out Ward praying a Grant of the said Piece of Ground to " The Rector and Inhabitants of the City of New York in Communion of the Church of England as by Law established." for the purpose of erecting a Church and School House...

...the third year of her reign. In this grant which was given to the Trinity Corporation under its old name of "The Rector and Inhabitants of the City of New York in Communion of the Church of England," the tract is described as "The Queen's Farme." A copy of the original grant...

...President, Corporate Xante of tlte Institution; . . . And that in Consideration of such Grant, to be made by the Rector and Inhabitants of the City of New York, in Communion of the Church of England, as by Law Established, the President of the said College, for the time being,...

...of April 1784, and the passing of this Act (March l0th, 1788) wherein they are named or mentioned by the name of the Rector and Inhabitants of the City of New York, in communion of the Church of England, as by law established, or by any other name or names, shall be good, valid...

...granted by Governor Fletcher on May 6, 1697, to what is now known as Trinity Church but originally called "The Rector and Inhabitants of the City of New York in Communion of the Church of England, as by law established," was incorporated, and endowed with land. By another...