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Of the Citic of L0 in D o N and

other Inhabitants thereabouts :

for a Reformation in Church-govcriamcntj
as alfo for the abolifhment ofEpi{C@pa'cie :

' WITH  
W3 ‘REMONSTRANCE

L thereto annexed, of the many PreITutcs and
Grievances occafidned by the Bxflnops , and
the fundry inconveniences incident
no I PHCOPACII.

The Tjrannic and Extortion prafiifod in Eccle-i A
e fiafiicall Courts‘ , together witb the valawfalnefla '
of the Oath EX OFFICIO zpreferrtaf
to 35: high and banauralfle C our:
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.y  with their C0t1rts.and' _mim'fl‘ra-_~

tions in them hath proved prc-‘

judiciall and very dmgcrbus both to the
Church and [‘ommo;2 «.5; z/z/2, they themfclvcs

heaving formerly held, that7thfiy“ha:ve thcir'fi1-

_ tifdicftion or authority of humane Authority,

till ofthcfc later times bcing _furth_cr perufcd
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   Hi gfiInlayvfi1__h1e“ffe t1:a:‘:he‘y have Clay-
r i {lied therrrcallmg immediately from th€Lord

Jnsvs Cn1us'r,wh1ch is againfl; the Lawes of

:hisKingdome,and Dero atory to his Maje-t .

{lie and his State Royall. nd whet-as the faici
government is feur1?i,hy wofull experience,to

be a maine caufe and occcafion of many ~ foule

evils, preffures and grievances of a very high

nature unto his Majelties Subjeéts, in their -

owne Confciencegliberties and cfiates 538 in
a Schedule of particulars hereunto annexed
may in part ap are. ‘

We there ore mofi humply pray and be-
feech this Honourable Afl'emb1y,the premifl
fesconfidered, that the faiel government with
all its depondances, routes and branches ma
bcabelifhed, and all lawes in their behal e
made voyd, and the government, according to
Gods word, may be rightly placed among us,
and we your humble Supplyants as in duty
we are bound, will daily pray for his Maje-
flies long and happy raigne over us, and for
the profperous fucceffe of this Hi h and Ho-
nourable Court of ‘Ptrliamwt, c. '

 
 

 

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«:1 Particular of they mdmfalel

Evils, Prcflare:,and Gricwnccr, can-3
féd, prdflized, and ocmflancd 6}

tin Prehtc: and tbeir
Dcpmdmm.

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Fllrlhthe fubjeéiing and inclini all Mi?

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' nillers under them and their uthor1'-
tie, and fo by degrees exempting of

them from the Temporall power , whence

followes:
% II.
‘ The faint-heartedneffe of Minificrs to
preach the truth of GOD , lefl they fhould
dif plea {e the Prelatcs,:1s namely the Toflrine
ofPredeflz'mztiozz, affree-grace, of Perfeve-

l mace, o_f"@rigi22a!lfi;me remaining after Bap-l

tifme, oft/.2: Saééotly, the ‘Do£?ri:¢e againfl u.
zziwrfafl Grace, E leflion, for Fair/7fore—fee22e,
Precwifl, agar’/'2_{l  icbrijf , m22—Refid:22ts,
iumwa I2:-uzztians qf" g 0 D S war/hip , all
which are generally with-held from the peo-

ples knowledge, hggaufc not rclifhing to the 4

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The rcfiraitntiof :i'a.ini‘y"g'<>ic‘lly andiable ‘men

. ffofi Kfiiifity , and thru fling out of‘fn”a-

ny 'CQrF1I3§eg3.,t'iOflS their faithfull, dilig_ei1:_a_nd_

Pom, M;n;aa:1' iélié i 1»14;ec1~ peaeéabtg
mm * t'11en1"£t'fd?drd t; &-Aonély becaufe

they cannot in‘ C9 ‘ ciénte‘ bfifitunto am}.
maintaine the  heedldff d_€VICCS may:
fometimesflor no otigqr caufc but-forvtlfeit’

' zeale in Prcaglfing, or great A1}ditQ§iCS.' ‘

 The‘fiip'piefl'mg’, of that’ godly Dcfigne fer
(On féqtby certmne Scfis, and fu % with
man" great quiftgs by fuL1dr'yxve1i-affcficd‘

per ons, forithebuying of Impropriations, "

an_d placing ofiablc, Miniflers in them, ‘main-
mmmgi of Lcfkures, 3.1 founding of 1=ree-  

Schoolesis Whiéh. the Prclatcs could not c_n‘~! A

duff?» left it fhouid darken their glories,‘ and

draw the‘ Minifters from their dcpe11da1§c§;F

llpgn them  
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The great increalé of idle,  '_
lute,igno rant-and erroneous;  in the M1.'- 
niih-y,which fwarme like the Lomfls‘ of 9'-"g7_%1‘>1% ‘
over the whole Kingd’<}.me,an_d will they but
weare a Catnonicall Coate, a Surpliffe, 9. 1

Hood, bow at the name of In _susand be zea-
lous of Superftitious Cercmén'i€_5sFh€Y 1113.)!
liveas they Iii}, confront whom they P1639:
‘preach and vellt what errours they will, and
ncgleit preaching'attheir‘plea.{u-res, without
controule. I I l -
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The dircomgemenc of may from being. .
ing up’ their Children in learning the many. ,

fchifmes, errours and {Iran e opinions which,
are in the Church; great‘ ormpriongwhich
are in the Ilniverfitiesstlie grofle, and lamen-
table ignorance almoft every where among’
the people; the wantof preaching Miniflers
in very many places both of Eflg/and and
fi'tle!, the loathing of the Mini flry , andthe
generall defection to all manner of profane-3
nefle. 0 I
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The fwarming ofla{'civious,Icl‘Ie, and um?
profitable books and parglplilers, Play- books,
anti Bal‘lads,as namely 0-vials fitsof Love,
the ‘Parliament of VV omen ca me out at the
diffolving of the lat} ‘?4r/iamezzt, Bame:
Poems, Parker! Ballads in difgrace of R311-

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,  ~h‘?zting_thc~ivqtcI?)f  other good
  2',_Bookcis.‘ 1 I *7’ . ,      . I
' The hindring of godly Bqolicéto  tinted,
the blotting ot pcrvéttixtg  e which
they fuffer 31,1, 01' moi! of that. which 
eitherat Paparh on Aminwmfme. the addmg
af what or where pleafeth them and the re-
ftraints of reprinting Bookes formerly? lycen-
fcd without relyeenfing-

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X.

The publifhing and ventingof Po[?t°fl',A7‘—-
minim, and other dangerous Bookes and Te-
ncts,as namely ;that the Church of Rome is a
true ['Imrrb,and inthe wotl’t' times fievet erred
in Fundamentals , that the Suhjeéh have no
proprietyin their Ellates, but that the King.
may take from them what he plea feth,that all
is the Kings,aud that he is bound by no Law,
and many other , from the former whereof
hath fpraug.

X I.

_Th€ gt0Wth of Paper), and increhfe of’Pa'
P’fi5aP’5‘fl5 and }’e['uitS in fundry places, but
C-rPCCl3”y about LoI2q?a.22 figccthg Kgfarmatzl
°’fath€_ frequent venting of Crucifixes and P0-
P’.-”? P_‘=’7W9$‘,'Joth cngraven and pl'iIltCd:3fld the
placing of {uch in Bibles. '  

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The multirudeeofmmpaliex pawns};

drawing with themtginnumerableh Perjuries, l '

the large increafe of Cuflomes and Impofi-‘

' tionxupon Commodities, the Sin}:-maizejes and
many other great bnrthens uponvthe Commm’.-e

wealth,<under which all g-roane._
XI I I.

‘Moreover, the Oflices and Jurifdiaions of
e/Ircb-ézflwops, -Lard-Btjhopt, Dames, Mirth-
Deacom, being the fame way oftburrb-, Go-
vernment which is in the Ramifl: Churrb,‘ 

which was in 5' Alma’ in the time of Poperie, , ,

little chan e , g  of being made( except one-
ly the from whence It was derived ) the

fame Arguments fupporting the Pope, which
doc uphold the ‘Prclates , and overthrowing
the Prehtes, which doc 11 downe-the Pope,
6: other re Formedcburc eghaving upon their
rejeftion of the Pope , call the Prelates out
alfo as Members of the Beafl : Hence it is,
that the Prelates here in E /agll/Id by them-
felvesor their Drfcip!es.p7ead and m aixztaine,
that the Pope is not e/Y/at .«clm':’!', and that the
[hardy afkame isa true flvurcb, hath not
erred in Fundamentall‘ points , and that
Salvation is artaynablc in that Religion ,
and therefore have reftrayned to pray for

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to the Churclwf W»? "¢“E““”’ P°‘*“‘°‘*
Ceremonies and Admznztlranons, namely as
the Bifhops Rochcts, and the Lavvnc fleevcs,
ghe 4. come;-4 Cap, the Cope and Surplifrfiy
the Tippit, the Hood, and the Canonical!

 

{tar rewards the

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in Bapti me, the he Commu-

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XVI

‘ Cnmmunion Tables
Altar-wifcflctting mages, Crucifixes, and
Conccits over rhcm,_and Tapers and Bookcs

mg, and adoremg to or
before thcm,the read 1n9; ofchc

I ‘ {'econdSen/ice’
rcing peaplc to come up’
or effé denying the Sacra-
In, teatming the Altar to bee the

mercy-

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mercy-iEate,or.rhe place-of,‘ ’ W
in theChurch>*,'whiCh ié aphindevice tdiufhcr‘  .
-intheMa_fl‘e.  fa ~ to » 2 ‘

r x.v_1 1. e .

 Chrfffcningjfand Coorecratihg of
e Churches -and Chatppells, the.c'onTecrating

Fonts, Pulpits, Tables, C halices, ‘Church-

yards, and many other things _, andwputtifig

hoiineflé in them 3 yea, 'recon{e'crat»in‘g upon

pretended pollution, as though‘ every’ thiflg‘
were nncleane mthout their Confectating,»

and for want of this fundry Churches‘ have

beene interdioted and kept frorn. t1‘£s»5oaf$'h h

‘iutcd.
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The Liturgy for the moft parts frttmed

out of thcRomifh Brtviarj Ritua/{um Ma_fTe- .

booke, alfo the booke of Ordination, ‘for
Arehbiflnops and Miniflcrs framed out of the
Roman Ponrificall.  
I X.    

The multitude of Canons formerly
made, whercin,among other thin s;EXC0m"
munication, ipfofaffo is denounce for {peg-
king ofa word againfl the devifes above {aid
or fubfcription thereuuro, though no I_»'~1W
cnioyned 2 rcfiraint from the Miniflry w1th-

' out fuch fubfcrfptioh and Appeal: is denyed

to any that {hould refufc fubfcriprion or un-

Iawfull conformity, though hee be‘ never (0
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j   late {acted Synod, ‘ 35

‘they call~it= ~ Wk“

in atflcrmany fitaagcand
dmgerous Devices 10  the Gofpclge
and thc5$l1bi_Ca5 hb<=rti=sito_pmpoaat§1’9pc-
1-3; to fpéyle Gods Qeople, mfnare Mlmftcrs
,,,d.Q¢h¢,- Stgdqnts, and to

A to draw all into an
abfolnte fubjéfiion arid thraldome "to" them

_ and their go\fernment,fP0y_1iI1g both the King

,nd¢1,¢- pazlidmght of then: power.  
l L ‘X X.

The countenancing pluralityof Beneficcsg
prohibiting of Marriages without their ly-
Cenfe at Certainé times,alm0ft halfe the year:
and lycenling of Marriages without Banes af-
lcing. .

XXI. _ _  

Prophanationof the Lords day -pleading
for it,and enioyning Minifhets to read a De-
tlararian, Tet forth, as ’tis thought,
procurement for tolerating of f ports upon
that day, fitfpcnding and depriving many god-
ly Mini Ger; 5 for not reading the fame onely
out ofConl'cience, it was againft the Law- of
God foto doe,and no Law of the Land to en-
joyne It.

XXII.

The Drelling of the {trio} obfetvati-
of Saints Dgves , w

l‘.(.‘*'i.'by great {ummes
of Moneyes are drawne out of Mens

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purfes for worki anthem,‘ aevery hjghbm.
then an moi} peogieylvho get-x:jf;'g,ffc;n.~

bytheir daylyim Io fies; t t r   ..
‘hem and be idksp my par:
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whereby man ‘ f ‘,1 \
gergught hehizdpgafdf, 

S are ued,‘ or thrcatned to be fuedrby thgjr
troublefome Mmrfters , as perjured peffons
for notprefenting their Parifhioncrs , who
fayled tn obferving,tHol}-d4yes..

X X I I L.
The great increafe and frcquencic ofwherc-
domes and Adulteries,occ-afxoned by the _Pre-

fates corrupt adminiefirationrofjuliicegin fuch e

Ca_fes,who rakin upon them the puniflzment
of1t,doe turn :11 into moncyes for the filhn_
of their purfes, and left their Officers fhouli
defraud them of their aine,thc_v have in their
latc Canon-,in Read 0 remedying their vices,
decreed that the Cammutatian of Pcnnancc,
{hall not be without the Bithops ptfiity. _
o XXIV. '

The gcncrall abufe ofrhat great ordinance
of Excommunication , whxch GOD hath
left in his Church to bee ufed as rhelaft
and greatefl punifhment the Church can
inflia upon obfiimrc and great Offendors,
and that the Prelates and their Officers,

who of right, have nothing to doc wirh
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-, ‘H ofix, becomes contemptible to all men,
at feldome or never tried againft notorious
offend‘or_s, irhegfot the motlz patt,arc their 
vorgtl;-3;  "   to 1}  t 4- .  e   

Yea furtllet the prixie md ambition ofthc
P relatetbeing bound lefTe,unwilling' to be {ub-
;e& to either man otLav(re$,théy Cllifitne theitj
Olfice and jurifiiiiétion to  Iafedivinq,‘ EX? 1'
crcfi fc Ecclefiafticall authority in their own:
names a Rights ~, and under their own:
Scales, and take upon them Temporal} elig-
nities, places and ollices in the Common-A

- wealtlmliat they may {way both fivords. ‘

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VVlicnC€ follouvcs the taking Commil'f'~
on: in their owne Courts 5cConfiflories,and e
where elfc they fit in matters determinable of
Right at‘Com11ou Law, the putting of Mi-

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and Side-men,which yvifhdlit perjury,   Ie’YYc
the): fall at yarre-s continually with t ei: Mi-
nificrs and Neighbours, and  y‘neg1e__’6t

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F The cxercifing of the"h(/32i’EI’i‘ E}? Of’ 5 19 and
other ptoceedingsthy w y of '11? W11.‘ 5"” I93’
thing even to mens thozghts , ‘KC Erehéfl’
ding,and detaining of/nenhy ‘Parfiwzzts, the
frequent fufiyendihgflnd deprivin of .M§f11-
fiersfining‘ 8: iuiptéifon fngbf all orts"ofp:o-
ple, breakingup of rnens houfes and fiudyes,
taking :iway;mensi Bookes, Letters: RM _Of1}C1‘
writin sfeiiing upon their Eflatesa rcrupvgfig
t-hem rometheifeallingsfieparating bct"’¢¢*’¢

them"-and their wives againfi Both tliefrwiflsa

the re jefiing ofprohibitiofis with tlireatniflgs
and the doing 0 f many Othcr Out?’ 1‘ ages: t_°, id“
utter infringing the LRWCS 0f17l_3'3 B’C31!'.n°_"29’,‘d
the Sub jeas libertiesflfld 31‘!-7318_“‘"g Ofthcmi
ancftheir famiIie$,:md 0F l2tl'C‘I'.‘tllI‘1e: €115 Jud“
s of the Land are {'0 awed with the V power
andgreatncfrc of theP relatcs,anci other waéycs
promoted, that neither prob l‘b1t10flaH‘ “*3
Carfuaor any. other law full gmedy Can-17¢ ha

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Selcondly,the' dtfcouragcment and del¥ru&i’=
on of all ood Subjcéls, "of whom all Multi-
mdgs bot C lat/95:75, cflfarc/mlzts, and others
be’ deprived of their Miniflers, and over-
 n'd with thefe rclfures, have departed
the Kingdome to Ho a22a',ancl other parts,and
have drawne with them a great part of manu-
fiaure of Cloth and Trading out of the Land
into other p1aces,where they relxde, whereby
wooll, the teat fiaple of the Kingdome , is
become of mall value and vends not, Trading
is decayed, many poor: people want worke,
Sea-men lofe implovmcnt , and the whole
Land much impoverifhed, to the great dimo-
nourorf this Kingdome, and bletnilhment t
the egovcmunegt thereof.

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The prefent watres aend.C0m*moftio}1s. hafil‘ ‘ 3
Pcy {and his 5=uhje{1:‘s,of ‘

fled betvveene his Ma je
55°‘/dfidfiwherein hi$Maje1

d0me are indangered; V and _ ffcr greatly,

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are like to becomea prey to th
which wee ex- \

n€my,in cafe -the wars goe on,
fecdlngl y feare,wilI not onely goe on,but at 123
Iiicreafe. to an utter%Ruine‘ofall, unleffc the

Prelates with their de

Ollt Offlzglam/,and 21 o

535: Who, as wee, under you

doc verily beleeve and conceive

fled the Qarteli.

A/1 wr5z'cb we Imméljt reférre to’ the c'oI2fider4tz'o2z
of ‘tin’: Hoizazzraéle Ajemé/j , a’:/irz’/'25 the
Lam'afH:4-van to direff you in the rzégér
mt] to redrgfle all tlzefe evil/5. i

they and their pra {ki-
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have occa fiQ'_'

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