For example, in granting the dispensation which enabled King Henry VIII of England to marry his brother's widow, Catherine of Aragon, two forms of dispensation were issued by Pope Julius II, one a brief, seemingly expedited in great haste, and the other a bull which was sent on afterwards. Similarly we may notice that, while the English Catholic hierarchy was restored in 1850 by a brief, Pope Leo XIII in the first year of his reign used a bull to establish the Catholic episcopate of Scotland.
This is exemplified by the case where King Henry VIII of England was allowed to marry his brother's widow, Catherine of Aragon, through two forms of dispensation issued by Pope Julius II: one a brief document hastily prepared and sent quickly, and the other a formal bull that arrived later. Similarly, we can note that while the English Catholic hierarchy was reinstated in 1850 with a brief document, Pope Leo XIII used a formal bull to establish the Catholic episcopate of Scotland during his first year as pope.