Die Jovis 22. Septem. 1642.  
THE humble Petition of the mayor, Aldermen and other the Inhabitants of Coleraine, in the kingdom of Ireland, setting forth the lamentable Estate and Condition of that town, was this day red in the House of Commons. And it is thereupon Ordered that for the relief of the said Inhabitants, that the Collection which the three next general Fast dayes shall produce, within the City of London and suburbs, shall be payed unto such person or persons for the use and benefit of the said town, as the House of Commons shall think fit to nominate. And it is further Ordered, that it be recommended to the Lord mayor of London to advance this Act of so much Charity by the best means he can.  
HEN. ELSINGE, clear. Parl. D. come.   

I think fit that this Order be forthwith Printed, and red in every Parish Church, throughout London and Suburbs, for the better advancement of so charitable and pious a work. And I desire that every Minister will promote the same by his powerful and earnest Exhortations to the Inhabitants and other his Auditors, freely and cheerfully to contribute and give their benevolence towards the relief and Succour of the aforesaid distressed poor Protestants. And that the money to be Collected by the Church wardens, may be registered by the over sight of the Minister, and detained until further Order from the said House of Commons.  
ISAAC PENINGTON, mayor.