His majesty's last Answer to the Parliament, 〈…〉 29, 1648. brought by Sir Peter Killigrew. For 〈…〉 and a List of the Lords, Bishops, chaplains, council, and household Servants, nominated by his Majesty.  
Carisbrooke Aug. 28.1648. Honoured Sir,  
HIs Majesty hath accepted of the Votes of the Parliament, and given His royal Word not to go out of the Island, but observe what is propounded, And His Majesty is now at liberty from His restraint, God send a good issue of the Treaty.  

A List of the names propounded by His Majesty for His household Servants, And for persons to be with Him in Order to the Treaty.  


For His majesty's household,  
For Gentlemen of his majesty's bedchamber, 

Duke of Richmond  
Marquis of Harford  
Earl of Lindsey  
Earl of Southampton.    
For grooms for His majesty's bedchamber. 

Mr. George Ki●ke  
M. James Leviston  
M. Henry Murry  
M. Ashburnham  
M. William Leg.    
For providing of Beds 

M. Thomas Davis.    
For Pages of the Backestaires. 

M. Hugh Kem  
M. Humphrey Rogers  
M. William Levett.    
For the Laundry. 

Mris. Wheeler,  
and such Maids as she shall choose.    
To wait before, or as his majesty shall please. 

Sir Fulke Grevell.  
Captain Titus  
Captain Burras  
M. Francis Cresset  
M. Abraham Douset  
M. Firebrasse      


For Assistance as to the Treaty. And Chaplains for His majesties household.  
For Chaplains. 

Bishop of London  
Bishop of Salisbury  
Doctor Heywood  
Doctor Hammond  
Doctor Sheldon  
Doctor Sanderson  
Doctor Holsworth  
Doctor Turner.    
For Lawyers to assist His Majesty, in order to the Treaty. 

Sir Thomas Gardner  
Sir Orlando Bridgeman  
Sir Robert Holborn  
M. Jeffery Palmer  
M. Thomas Cook.  
M. John Vaughan.    
For Clerks to His Majesty, in Order to the Treaty. 

Sir Edward walker,  
M. Phil. Warwick  
M. Rich. Owdart  
M. Charles whittakers.       
CHARLES REX.   

London, Printed by Robert Ibbitson, 1648.