A Catalogue of the Earls, Lords, Knights, generals, colonels, Lieutenant colonels, Majors, Captains, and Gentlemen of worth and quality slain on the Parliament and King's side, since the beginning of our uncivil civil wars; With the number of Common Soldiers slain on both sides: As also a list of those that have fled out of the kingdom. A View of war Slate strokes Cavaller Of the Parliament side these following slain. THe Lord St John slain at Edghil fight. The Lord Brook slain at Lichfield. Sir William Fairfax brother to the noble Lord Fairfax slain at the raising of the siege before Mountgomery Castle. Sir John Meldrum mortally wounded in the admirable service performed by him at Scarbrough Castle. Major General Charles Fairfax, brother to his Excellency Sir Thomas Fairfax, slain at Marston-Moor fight. Colonel Charles Essex slain at Edghil fight. Lieutenant Colonel Ramsey slain also at Edghil fight, Colonel Tucker slain at Newbury fight. Sergeant Major Quarles slain at Brainford fight. Sergeant Major Stawhan slain at the fearful fight betwixt friznol-hill and tough-hill. Captain George Massey slain at Newberry fight. Captain Hunt slain at Newberry fight. Captain Lazy slain at Brainford fight. Captain Lister slain at Tadcaster fight. Captain Nutty slain at the siege of Reading. Captain Williams slain near Oswestry. Captain Lieutenant Fletcher slain near Oswestry. Lieutenant Richard Macock slain at the siege of Ragland Castle. Captain Pew slain at Marston-Moor fight. Mr Hugh Popham slain. Major Burton slain. Major Haynes slain at St Beaudeux. Captain Dove slain at Sherbourn Castle. Two other Captains, whose names are not perfectly known, slain there also. Lieutenant Colonel Ingoldsby slain at Hilford Castle. Captain Allen slain near Burleigh Garrison. Major Sydenham slain at Melcomb. Captain Oglesby, Major Jackson. Major Bradbury. Major Fitz Simons. Colonel John Gunter. The full number 32. Slain on the King's side these following. THe Earl of Lindsey Lord General of his majesty's Forces who was slain at the battle of Edghil. The Lord George Stuart slain also at Edghil fight. The Lord John Stuart slain at Cheriton. The Lord Bernard Stuart slain at Routon Heath: All these three Lords being of the blood royal, brothers to the Duke of Lenox. The Earl of Northampton slain near Stafford. The Earl of Denbigh slain near Brimmidgham. The Marquis of Viville slain at Newberry fight. The Earl of Carnarvan slain at Newberry fight. The Earl of Sunderland. The Earl of Kingston after he was taken prisoner, going in a pinnace towards Hull, by the Earl of Newcastle's Cavaliers that thought to have rescued him was shot to death and none hurt besides him. The Lord Grandison. The Lord Faulkland. The Lord Darcy, eldest son to the Earl of Monmouth slain at Marston-Moor fight. Lord Ashton slain near Dudley Castle. General Cavendish slain at Gainsbrough. General Mynne slain at Ridmarly. Sir Edward Varney the King's Standard-bearer slain at Edghil fight. Sir John Harper slain at Bradford in Yorkshire. Sir Bevil Greenvil son to the Marquis of Hartford slain near Marsh-field. Sir George Bowles slain near Horn-castle. Sir William Wentworth brother to the Earl of Strafford. Sir Francis Dacres near kinsman to the Lord Dacres. Sir William Lambton. Sir Marmaduke Loudson. Sir Thomas Metton. Mounseir St Paul a French Gentleman. Sir Richard Goodhil. Sir William Crofts slain near Stoaksey Castle. Sir Thomas Nott slain at Highworth in Wiltshire. Colonel Owen slain at Holt bridge. Sir Bryan Stapleton. Sir Francis Carnabie. Sir Richard Hutton. Colonel Monroe slain at Edghil fight. Colonel Wane slain near Namptwich. Colonel Ewers. Colonel Roper. Colonel Slingsby slain. Colonel Fenwick slain. Colonel Prideaux slain. Colonel Atkins slain. Col. Marrow slain near Crowton House. Col. Baynes slain at Malpass. Col. connyer's slain also at Malpass. General Goring's brother slain at Newberry fight. Colonel Haughton slain near Namptwich. General Goring's quartermaster General of Horse. General Goring's quartermaster of Foot. Colonel Phillips slain near Winchester. Lieutenant Colonel Ward slain near Marsh-field. Lieutenant Colonel Howard slain also near Marsh-field. Lieutenant Colonel bowls slain at Alton in Surrey. Lieutenant Colonel List slain near Namptwich. Lieutenant Colonel Stonywood slain. Sergeant Major Beaumont drowned near Leeds. Sergeant Major Purvey slain at Preston. Sergeant Major Smith slain at Gainsbrough. Sergeant Major Lower slain near Marsh-field. Major Wells slain at Gloucester. The Mayor of Preston slain. Major Heskith slain at Malpass. Major trevilian slain. Major Hatton Farmer slain near Abington. Major Pilkinton slain in Worcestersh. Major Duet slain near Radcoatbridge. Major Heynes slain. Major Pollard slain at Dartmouth. Captain Wray slain. Captain Bins slain. Captain Houghton slain. Captain Baggot slain. Captain James slain near Marshfield. Captain Cornisham slain. Cap. Plunket slain about Strozby Heath. Sir John Smith, brother to the Lord Cottington. Major Threave slain. Captain Fry slain. Colonel Billingsly slain. Captain Cottingham slain near Ruthen Castle. Major Cafts slain at Bazing house. Six Priests slain at Bazing house. Lieutenant Colonel Gardner slain near Winchester. The full number 82. With divers more of quality which were found dead after several fights, but to the Parliaments Forces unknown. Common soldiers slain on the Parliaments side. AT Babel hill 6. At Portsmouth 1. At Manchester 4. At Kenton 300. At Brainford about 60. At Winchester 4. At Tadcaster 8. At Bradford 5. At Henly 3. At Leeds 12. At Namptwich 3. At Preston 4. Near Stafford 10. At Midlewich 6. At Lichfield close 8. At Dorchester 1. Captain 1. At Causum bridge 5. At Hereford 1. At Stafford 1. Near Newark 2. Near Nottingham 10. At Friznot hill 18. At Gloucester siege 8. At Newberry fight 70. At Burleigh house 7. In Kent 8. At Weem 5. At Alton 5. At Plymouth siege raising 16. At raising the siege of Namptwich 2. At Lincoln storm 15. At Milbrook 6. At an assault at Lime 8. Of the Garrison at Lime 6. At Dudley Castle 7. At Marston Moor near 300. At New bridge 40. Murdered in Cornwall 28. At Mountgomery Castle 40. At Beezly 10. At Peel 1. At Helmsley Castle 4. At Heightley 9 At Weymouth 10. At Holt bridge 6. Near Tedbury 7. At Taunton 100 At Evesham 5. At Naseby 200. At Barkley Castle 3. At Sherburn Castle taking 200. At Basing 10. At Sherburn 8. At Carlisle sands 30. At Beaudeux 30. At Bristol 160. At Torrington 20. At Cardiff many hurt. The total number of Common Soldiers slain on the Parliaments side 1856. Slain on the enemy's side of the Inferior sort. AT the Leaguer before Hull 23. At Coventry 70. At Southam by L. Brooks forces 40. At Sherborn Castle or Babel hill 20. At Caldrot by Mr Purfrey's household 18. At Portsmouth of Col. Goring's 3. At Worcester fight divers, the number unknown, it's supposed 100 At Manchester of the E. of Darby's 200. At Kenton fight 2000 At Brainford several cartloads, supposed there were slain 100 At Winchester 20. At Tadcaster of Newcastle's men 200 At Chichester 1. At Bradford by Sir Thomas Fairfax against Newcastle 100 At Burford of Birons men 7. At New bridge 2. At Henly of the L. Grandisons 30. At Leeds of Newcastle's men 28. At Namptwich about and many mortally wounded. 40. At Preston of quality 8. At Madbury 100 Near Stafford of the E. of Northampton's men 140. At Midlewich of Sir Tho. Ashtons 30 Near Malmsbury 10. In the forest of Dean by Sir Wil. Waller 600. At Lichfield close 30. At Sherborn Town 10. At Dorchester 60. At Causum bridge 100 At Hereford 20. At Whaley of the E. of Darby's men 300. At the taking of Stafford by Sir Wil. Brereton. 3. Near Newark by Col. Cromwell 100 At Whit-Church 150. Near Nottingham divers, but of note 4. At Friznol hill 200. At Gloucester siege at least 220. In skirmish at Auborn hills 80. At Newberry fight of dead and wounded 140 cartload. Slain some 200. In the pursuit near Reading 100 Col. Cromwell at Gainsbrough siege raising 300. Col. Cromwell at Stamford 200. By Col. Cromwell near Burleigh of Clubmen 50. In Kent at Tunbridg 12. In fight by the E. of Manchester near Horncastle 1000 At Weem 6 cartload of dead, about some 60. At Plymouth 25. At Alton 40. At Plymouth siege raising 100 At Winsby fight 100 At Namptwich siege 500 Slain in the raising the siege 800. By the Lord Fairfax near Hull 50. Near Nottingham 100 By Col. Lambert at Bradford 100 At Alsford 400. At the storming of Lincoln 400. At Lime 140. At an assault against Lime by a stratagem 400. At Dudley Castle by the E. of Denby 100 In all against Lime in that siege 2000 At Marston Moor 4150. In pembrookshire by Col. Laughorn and Cap. Mitton 500 At New bridge 200. At Ridmerly 100 Near Crowton house by Sir Wil. Brereton 400. At Mountgomery Castle 500 At Pool 16. At Newberry 200. At Taunton siege 1000 At Naseby 800. And of Irish queans 300. At Langport 220. At Routon Heath 400. At Bazing house 300. The full number 21560. A list of those that have fled out of the Kingdom. THe Queen. The Prince. The L. Goring senior. Sir John Finch &c. Sir Francis Windebank. The L. George Digby. The E. of Yarmouth. The L. Percy. The Marquis of Newcastle. The L. Widrington. Sir Hugh Cholmley. The L. Goring junior. General Hinderson. Mr Walt. Montague. L. Culpepper. The E. of Huntington. The L. of Loughborough. The E. of Northampton. Sir Rich: Greenvil. Sir Nich: Crispe. L. Hopton. The L. Wentworth. The L. Capel. Sir Endi: Forter. Major Gen. Taplane. Sir Wil: Neave. Mr Ashburnham. The full number 27● COurteous Reader, take notice that more were slain at other places, but in regard I could not have certain intelligence of them, I thought fit rather to break off then to proceed superfluously, here being all that were slain in the chief battles & Skirmishes at the most remarkable Towns and Castles that were besieged and taken by storm from the Enemy. London, Printed for John Hancock, and are to be sold at his shop at the entrance of Popes-head-Alley, in Cornhill. 1647.