Horrible news From colebrook, Declaring the cruelty of prince Robert in plundering the said town, and exercising tyranny against the inhabitants.  
Also declaring how twelve Cavaliers were taken at Watford, by his Excelence the earl of ESSEX.  
Whereunto is annexed, exceeding joyful news from Greenwich in Kent, declareing how the Kings armoury was seized on, for the service of the King and Parliament.  
London, Printed for J. Rich, Nov. 11. 1642.   

A True Relation of the taking 12. Cavaliers at Watford, by the earl of Essex,  
Also declaring how the town o● colebrook was plundered by Prince Robert.  

THe earl of Essex and his forces advancing from Dunstable, toward Watford, met with twelve Cavaliers, which his Excellency caused to be exammined but they resisted slighting his Excellence, and dsscharged against him, having four or five hundred more Cavaliers hard at hand, which they had thought would have come on, but poor fellowes they durst not show their Faces to his excellency, as for those twelve there was 4. killed, three of them wounded, and the rest taken prisoners, all which was brought up to the Parliament to be examined, and to suffer the Law according to their deserts.   

news from CGLEBROOKE.  
PRince Robert coming to the town of colebrook on saturday last, the townsmen having no arms to help themselves or to defend the town withall, he plundered the said town rifling their Houses, and imprisoning all those that were well affencted to the King and Parliament, having done his pleasure to the inhabitants of the said town, he repaired to the Catherin-wheele, and took up his Lodging there for that night, but the next day he intended to advance towards Windsor, but hearing that the Castle was to strongly fortefied for his invasion, which before his arrival had been done by the Forces sent thither by the parliament, under the Command of colonel VENNE, and many other valiant well-affected religious Gentlemen,  
nevertheless he sent out spies to observe the strength of the place, but the Lord J hope will fight his own Battailes, giving a glorious victory to those that wholly trust in him, the Prince hath deeply sworn that he will come for London, swearing he cares not a pin for all the Roundheads, nor their infant works they have made, saying he will lay them and the city and the inhabitants on the ground, but he never considers whether he can do it or no, but sure he is afraid to come Fither, for fear that they should give him a hotter beeakfast then he had a supper on sunday was three weekes, for the London Prentiz●s with full resolves, and undaunted resolution march towards him, under the command of that noble earl of warwick, who is made Lord Lievtennant general of the forces now raised for the defence of his Majesty, the maintenance of the true protestant Religion, the laws and Liberties of the Subject, and the just privileges of Parliament, hoping to daunt their ore-braving threats, with their couragiovs hearts, and keen edged Swords, hoping to make the Cavaliers, and the Prince run Like Rebels as they are, and win the the honour of the day from him& all his followers, for they go with resolution to live and die in the defence never fading of the gospel, for which we are all bound to pray to ●he Lord to defend them, and all that fight for the truth.   

Exceeding joyful news from Greenwich declaring how the Ferces of that town haue seizied the Kings armoury.  
ON Friday last the 4th. of November, news was brought to to the Parliament, that there was 100. Cavaliers at GREENWICH in KENT, on which relation, there was 3. Companies of Foot, and a Troope of Horse, with command to clear the s●●d town, but they were fled, but there being many ill affencted persons in the town, they were going together by the ears within themselves, but our Companies soon quieted them, and took their arms away, especially those that were fit for service, besides 7. brave Horses, and finding but three suspected persons they likewise brought them to the Parliament, who committed them to custody, till they could be examined.    
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