The humble Address of your Majesty's Deputy-Lieutenants, Justices of the Peace, and Commission-Officers of the County of Glamorgan.  
WE Your Majesty's most Loyal and Obedient Subjects after the publication of Your Majesty's most Gracious Declaration, do in most humble manner acquiesce to your Majesty's most just Reasons, for your Dissolving the two last Parliaments; We do from the Bottom of our Hearts, render your Majesty thanks for your so gracious Condescension in giving your Subjects Reasons for your so doing; when we acknowledge it your Majesty's undoubted Right and Prerogative to Call and Dissolve Parliaments, according to your Royal Will and Pleasure; and we rejoice and lay hold of your most Royal Promise therein, to Govern this your Kingdom, by the known Laws thereof, as now established in Church and State; for that thereby we are secured in our Religion, Lives Properties, both against Papists and usurping fanatics, Your Majesty's firm resolution of not departing from what you had formerly Declared concerning the Succession of your Majesty's Royal Crown, is none of the least signs of your Majesty's Conscientious Justice and Love to the Peace of this Nation. We therefore hereunto subscribing, do humbly Declare. That we will adhere and stick to your Majesty's Person, all your Rights and Prerogatives, and the support of your Majesty's Government with our Lives and Fortunes; and now we pray that your most Sacred Majesty may have a long and prosperous Reign over us, and that after you, your lawful Hei●s and Successors may Sat in the Throne to the World's end.  
Dated the 8th. day of August in the three and thirti●●h year of your Majesty's Reign.   

The humble Address of your Majesty's Lieutenant, Deputy-Lieutenants, Officers of the Militia, the Justices of the Peace, Clergy, Freeholders, and Gentry of the County of Northumberland.  
We Your Majesty's remotest, yet most Loyal Subjects, for ever confirmed in the fullest Obedience, and greatest Gratitude imaginable to your Sacred Majesty, by our sad experience and Sense of what we have suffered heretofore in our Fortunes, our Liberties, and the Lives of our dearest Relations, the Tragical Cosequence of that most horrid Regicide acted upon your Royal Father of Glorious and Blessed Memory, when we reflect upon those horrid Actions and Preceeding;  
And having seen with our Eyes the late Endeavours and Practices of many men of the same Principles tending to the subversion of the Government of Church and State, never to be effected without destruction of your Royal Person, and your most Illustrious Brother, in which our Lives, our Liberties and Properties must of necessity be involved:  
Now apprehending ourselves preserved under God, next and immediately by Your Majesty's prudent foresight and extraordinary Care, we do with greatest Transport of joy, and hearty Thankfulness, return your Majesty our most humble and express Acknowledgement for opposing, with such incomparable Resolution, the Arbitrary and unnatural Proceed against the udoubted right of your Succession in the Person of your Royal Brother, the greatest Example of Trust Duty, & Obedience to your Sacred Majesty, & when your Princely Wisdom shall think fit to call a Parliament at any time, and in any place, both which are entirely and absolutely in your Mayesties' power, we will mainly endeavour that from this County shall be elected such Members, as shall not be tainted with Arbitrary and Commonwealth Principles, and such as shall duly consider your Majesty's just demands as their best Rules to concur with, as to supplies of Money, or other your great Affairs of State, so unreasonably obstructed by some men in the late Sessions of Parliament, to the danger of your Dominions and Interest abroad, and to the prejudice of your greatest Concerns at home.  
And being infinitely obliged by your Majesty's condescending to sit out your late Declaration to our full satisfaction, we clearly Discern and Confess your reasons to have been of sufficient weight and ground for your late Royal Proceed in the Prorogations and Dissolations of the two last Parliaments; and humbly beg your Majesty's Gracious Opinion and Acceptance of us and our unfeigned humble Address; assuring your Majesty, that we will to the last Mite of our Fortune, and Minute of Life, stand for the preservation of so good and Gracious a Prince, and your Royal Successors (in the duecourse of Descent) your Royal Prerogative and Rights of the Crown, the Portestant Religion as it is now estableshed by Law, and the known Laws of the Realm; and hearty pray for your Majesty's Life and happovernment.   

Edinburgh, Printed by the Heir of Andrew Anderson, Printer to His Sacred Majesty, 1681.