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VVritten with the Kings own Hand,

and taken in his Cabinet at N¢séy«FieIci;
JUNEI4. 1645. A

By Vi€co1*ioL1sS“7'l9omm F”a'-iifqx 5 .
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W/herein many
Juflification of that C A u SE,“ for which
Sir flfwmas Fzzirfzwc: joyneci bzztrellthat A
memorable day are clearly laid open;
Together, with fame Annotations th-ereupoen.

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to <:;>.ur imiuccd bz:e.t}2A:~en, (for

    

W   ft?) in the {pirit of nmcsrmzcf77cI.aboL2.ri:2g, to rmlaizn 2:hem,vve
fiillfifpeak) that th»::y may fee their Acrrn-rs, gmd return M330"

t-ht: 1-ight w; 350;" x:i1c)fe that wiifijfly dcxriate , zzdmalcvsv it
their pxrofefliozu traoppofc the tru::%,A»veAtE1Ai:1kitAbcIowu*s*,
to revilmhcin with opprobrious Ia.ng1ua.ge, cimcmbring
r?.1e Apmfile St. 33.w;r"c, and that examp}c~ wl1ich%h3:_2,ivcs«u3
inlai.» Epfiie, ‘1I'hcyn1ayi"ee here in his privat I...ettcrs

urhataFF..'%&iAQnt¥:eA King‘ be::rc3 to his ~pcop3c, what: Jan.

gu:;»g»:2 «mr:dh:;iz*IcAs he bcftowzs upon his gr=c:a:tA C~Aoz-mcell 5

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A whmb we return um: ;;ga2Ar1,bL1tco13fid€:Ar xvmth fonovv, sflhat

%itc()1‘I1»::*sV f"'mxn_aVPrinc<3 Vflduccéd oumrf Ms proper f;zh€.ar_;.
one that has left that feat :51 winch heough , and Alnacrla

~ boundbi.m¢{eIfe to fit, to fit {as the Pfas1Vn1i{’cfpeaMks) in the

mime» qftiaefcorivfitflg 31 t 0 Athfi $Tuifle%CaI1nofi)0f t‘hrecK1'ng-
dOms,fha.rh n}.~u’.«%ea’i.vz 1ZzeVcnw2f:'l3' aFrAlaeue2gaz14a; and though
in on; tezncnts wejarmex no i.11fa~IIibity to the feat ofaw King
in Par1iamcn%t,asthc: ~R.om.m/$5 do to the Pa.pa‘1l ~C4ha~irc,
(fincae aIA1m%en are i"ub}e6’c to ex: tour); yet vvc Adam boldly

fay,that no Egégliflv %Kingdid ‘E-701‘ from that VIVa?c-fin, wfpeak

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mercifss A-wf God, to »co::scca!e*

pus: im<0T" om‘ h:m.ds%5 not dare. A

%.;le{lf~tut€tfhion to his people," but fafety and htonour; norh"9t1§;7.
txthat abhor:-ed that Seat and Councell, but did the Contra”

ry. Thetefore,Reader, to come nowto the prefent huh»
nefle of thefe Letters -, thouerteither a friend or them

‘TO otmtcaufe : If thou art well aheéted to that Caufe of Li-
“herty tic Religion, which the two Parliaments of I-:r2g!zt-mi

ahtl -5'.£0,f[#Zi'76'i, new maintain egainft a combination ofall the

" Papilts in Eun>pe“”alhmoft, efpecially the bloocly Tygers ot“

Ireltmd, and {time of the Ptelaticall 3t‘3d0LlI‘t , Facftion in

V’ A Efiglmd: thou wilt he abundantly fatisfied -‘With thefe Leta
“t'€rs here printed gtndttalre notice t’hereftom,how theCo‘ut-t

has been tCzzz'e!ct’e, ( thats the new authenticlt word now

V amonglt out Cabalifilcall adverfaries) by the Papiftsg and
we the more heleevittg fort of Protellzants, by the Court.
It thou art an enemy to Patliam.etttt and Reformation,
‘astad made willful} in Ell}? enmity beyond the help of mira-

tcles,<)t fttch revelations es thefe are, then tis to he expetfite

«ed,that thou wtlt either deny thele opapers to have been
written by the Kings own hand, or are that we make jufl;

conlh-u&;'ons and inferences out of them: ‘Or laflly, thou

«wilt d~:n3,tl1ot1gl'1 the-yhe the King": town, and beare fuch a

~f:t1{e as we ut1dettt2mcl them it1.,.yet that they are blatneable,
=01‘ ttnjtlfiifiable aegamfl fuch tehelq as we are. As to the

ttfirllt, knotv that the Parliament was never yet guilty of

‘latch forgery, the Iiing yet in all the Letters. of his, which
have been hxthetto '1nterc<3pted, never ‘objfififid any fuck

 thing, and We dare appeale t0 his own confcience now,

A fuchfotgery. couldlbe poflible. As to our Comments and

--knowing that he cannot clifavow either his own hand wri-~
tittgpr the matters the-th {elves here Written. All the Ci-—
Tpher~$,‘L€tf€rS, all citcum Ptztnces oftime, and fat}, and the
vety"hand bywhith they are figned {fogcnerally known and
”ttowettpofed‘to the View of all) will averre for hus,h that no

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I Ainnotatiom iftherc be nert perfpieuiity aa“ai*eieaa:;tmi   A V

the:n,the:'c isnoiciA3~minonjel"t.ic: net place for credit left
amOflgftm‘3Ifi{l]d:buti‘fl'Zi3C.:i'EZ1T)9£ of the maii1AAciu*cum%-i
fiancesvvmt noillufiratiosi atail to the naafit migar c.ip.1-

A cities: and therefoite We 3ffifm.HA0ti)iflg. vI1€Cf3ff;1Ty_ to be be-
 lceved,t_bt3t what the perm-ted pap::rsw1Ii‘1 .thegmFel Aesutter
in their own language :.aed yet for that which is not fo V

clearly warranteci here 3‘ V. we have other Papersfor their

twat-rant, were theynot too nuimerottmnd vet}, and too

mikgcili-m.telrmiX€& with other matter of no pe2'tinience for
publxcatiion at:-this time. “ Tfo~=1c111ngr11e hi’: objeéhon, if

thou art a perfeét tn‘aiigt1.;m.t ,, and deft mt flick to deny,

that there i3i_&anytl1it1e_in thefe letters umbefeeniirig 3

WPrince,who pro eH‘es h‘i‘mf‘e-If Defender of the true Faithga
A tender Father of hist.etC”0untrey,and has been foe fan€ti—rnoniV-

oufly ingaged with frequent, fpeciatll vawes of affeéfion,

candour, fincerity, ‘ id conftanciei to his particuiar pro.te- V

fiant fubjeftsuof Errgleedand Sm!z:a2de:i. Then knew, that M
"thou art fcarce worthy ofany reply, c)1'fetiefa&,i0n in this ~ 

 point. Outcaufe is: now the fame as its was when‘ tiie Ki-1-’Ygiigi

firfltookup Armes, and as itwas when theliing made"
moi’: of thefe Oathes and ptofefsi-ens. Our three propofi-A 
tions concerning theab’>::1itioin of Epifcopacy, the fer.-ling
the Militia ofthetithtee Ifmgdomes in good hands, by‘ ad-e
vice 0fP.1r1iament~, thevindicaition of the Ir:/72 tebeis, be» ‘A
ing ail our main ciemandsiatthe Treaty in February lafic, AA
and no oitherthenthemopofitiom {em in June 1 642. be-A “ 
fore any Pcroite Pcmcic, will beareus witneffe that we have A A
rather ftraitned then enlargedourcomplaints. But were 7
our eaufe aIte1'ed,a.s it is not 501‘ were we worfe rebels then
formerI_V,a-s none ea:nA affitm” which takes notice of our late
fuFferings,and our firange patience even now after the diil  
cevety ofthefe Papers, and one late extraordinary fucceflre
  A . A r A m 

  i;sm”eBie1d;%ye: ai-rE‘thisic1anM:ime proceeding a=ga~ir1fi~ us

hm-e,’and Ccndemniqg a'1l*th at are E12 szfiy .c*?%eg‘*rée Prouiftanrs

at [c>:>c._;a2;;-51:», as sure granting a toIeratio”nor'Ido1atryto Pa-
#pifi:s,in&.emn1ty to the murtherous Infn, m a ciofe zradmg

way for rneer particular advalatzagg, canmt be C!E~f“€DC}cd by “
Aanygbut bychQfa1fe%fi pf men, Paepiflss 3 or the fa‘Mesi°§‘;%0'fV Pap-
pi1’os,Ief11its._ Hithcrt0~t‘heE2¢gli/bA‘l1Aave-Md c0%mnaifsic5n
to chaftjfe the 1'wfl:,the Inf‘/In l'2aye¢I1adt§1eI§J.«;&r m chafiife
the EngZ£[b,*b«oth_h.we fpiit e;a.ch others blood by {her Kings
smrrantg ‘j,Z€3*t'3.”S bath luvs been in pafirt qwnecl, (0 both hazve
been gin part dzfomvned, and the Kmg‘h1mf::1f3 has not ap-
peared Wiaix an o pe11' face in the: bufir:§:s,'but now by Gods
good providmca sghc traverfe Curtmfl as drawn, fifldfthfi
Iiing mriazirzg to Ckfmand, and the Qgecn, wirmz they zrxufk
not di£"doiEé,ispre£<mtcd upon the fiage. Gad grant that

A the dra,w_é.;:3g «hf this Curtain may bee as fatal! to

P   er*m-aizd all Arztichriflian herefie he.-renew as the raw}
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df33_%_gf“fi:’§c trails was to the Jewifh Ceremonies in Imdmg

 me expirazien of em Saviour;

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A A V ‘ Deare heart, ’  

   eeaaeeaateeaa-ea-eeeeee

Oxfirdldlmnpli    

A .t Ince my lafl, which was by Talbot, the Scots §ommiffion&:r:

V have fent to defirc me to fend a Commiffion A to the gcncrall

A Affembly-in Edinburgh, which I am rcfolvcd notto do 5 but

A ‘ A f A tea the end ofmakingfomc ufe of this. oecafion, by fending

an honell man to«Lamlon,and that I may have the more time for
the makinga handfome negativefl have demanded ‘ a palfcport:  

A ’fo§r Philip Warwick, by whom to return my anFwcr.I forgot in my

formei‘ to tell lthccgthate Lentafl. the fpeaker brags, that .C.ardina.ll;

‘Mazarin l{ccpS~7 a firiél: intelligence with him 5 though I will not

{mm that Leatal! faycs true, lam furc it is fit for thee to know.

As for Sabrz‘an,I am confident that either he or his In'Pcru&ions are

not right for him who is eternally thine. c ; V V A. “ . vy‘ ' ;.

A A Even now I am Aadve.rtif'cdA from Landomtthatt there are three or

T four ALords,and eight Commons (bcfidcsfour Scotch Commillio-v

nets) appoizatcdto treat, and they have named A?/xbridgc for the

place, though not yet the particular pcrfonsl am likcwifc newly

ladvertifcd that General Goring profpcrs wel where he is_.,and fincc

Mmdqy lafl hath taken 80, ofthe Rebels Horfe : and upon his ads-

A Vance they have quittcd Peterfield and Candvyg C

A A POASTSCRIPT. l~  A

Tbefétlizag ofkelzgiou, and the Militia, are the firfi to 5:
dtreatea’ an : and he confident, that I WM’ neither quit
Epifcapacy,nar’tlmt [word which Gad bath A give}: into V

cm} éands.
A 29.  AA .'i5.A._ V 
Copie to my wifi 9. fan. I 6 4. 4.
V By P. A.  

A This is a true Copie, examined by Edm. Pridamx.
AB bi ii A M Oxférrd

‘In - or

31. 1  A A
A Xfirmgsunday go. Merck. Deere heart, fine: my iafi (which

was but 3.da.yes a. go) there are _no alterations hapned of
moment, preparations rather then a&1ons be-mg yet our chief.

t A eff bufinefl'e,in which we hope that we proceed fafier then the Re...
bels, whofe levies both of men and money (for certain) goes i on

very flowlyg and I beleeve,they are much weaker then is thought,
even here ‘at xferd. For infiance, A very henc.-I’: fervent of mine,
and no f001;.g,fl'1€W'€d me a propofition from one of the mofi confis-
derable London Rebels; who will not let his name be known un--A

till he have hope that his propofition will take 656%; it is this, H
That fince the Treaty isrfo bro en of1‘,that nexther the re bels no;-“

I, can refume it without at leafira feemit-lg total! ycclding to the

 other.The Treaty fhould be renewed upon thy motion ,p‘ with a
preraffurance that the rebels will fizbmit to reafon. The anfwer ~

that Iiperrriittedmy fervant to give,was,That thou art the much
fittefi perfon tobe the means of fo happy 8: glorious at work as is
the peace of this Kingdom 5'b%t~tbctt upezz no term; tb_y meme was to 12¢
profbmied, therefore he was to bcfiztisfied oftke rebel; willizz rzeflé to
yeeld to reefinfiaefbre be zvozaeld eonfézzt that am} fitpc/9 izzptimsztiorz jgmld be
made to t/ace," aizdpartienlarb cemeerrzirzg Religion and the fl6fz'lz’tz'a,tIg4;
tzoitlairzg muji be irzfifled upon but! 'accardi7zg to my fbrmer ofli-r.r.Thi$ Ibem
leeire will come to n.othing,'yet I cannot but advertife thee ofany
thing thatwcomes to my knowledge of this confequence. A
1 muff again telltbee, T 64¢‘ mafl afluredgyp France will es:
the lweff weyfar tmzfportetion of the D. 0fpLorM'ines Ar-
 A L  my , were éeizg divers fit andxfaflt places of lefldingfizr
A them upai2t17eWefleri2 cmzfméefzzles it/he ‘Parts mler my 0-
. £editme,eseSIae1[?y #837 C/aiclaeffero azzidi otbmg which
1 w”z'£7 4druertij'e thee em the time comes.  A  A M f "
,e_y my met I think state/Z thee when 1 jimllihiimarcb into M:
Fielagfbr which M039’ is new hirgxeetefi mznr ( I zzecdfay
no mere) who is ezerieezliy Mine,    A A

  31. A‘ b
  To my Wife 30.March. 164.3.  by Petit.
A This is a true Copie examiiaed by Edmo2zelPride4zmc.

~ Oxfimi, 7*

‘ A   A Oxfirrd méizfirfélqy 27. March.

:0

 A Ear Eeertgl wrote to thee yefierdayby SeI{<iefieAId,,the Tuhfefi of
a

it was onely ikindnefle to thee; w3aich,I are theefhali ever A A
be vifiblc in all my a&i_ons : And 1102:: I ceme to ferminm account,
given me by thy conxmandmhich is very cleare, heopefmll in mofi
particulars, and abfolutelye fatisfaéiory as conceming thy care-7A

 indu{h~y.As forthe main impediment in the D.-sf Lormim hufi-«A

nefle (whiehis his paffige) why may thou not 91‘oei1AreA him pafu
fag: through Frame? (if that 0fHoU47zd be finch at) it will much “A
fecure and Eaciiitgate the Sea tranfportation in re-i'pe& Qflaneiing
on the Wefiern Coafifivhich I beleeve will be found the befhthere
being not "foe many places to chufc on, any where eIfe.A But this an A A
cipinioni, not a direéiion. A A A ‘ A A A

A The generail face ofmy affairs me thinks begins to mend, the
eiiffenfions at... Lonelon rather increafing theft Aceafing, Zlafwxirofle}
daily profperin'7g_.,my Wefiem bufinefle mending apa¢c,and hopeu
full in all theircfl. So that if I had reafenable (‘applies of money

A and powder (not to exclude any othcr,) I am confident to be in a

better chonditiem this yeare, then I have been‘ finer: this rebelIionAAA
began, and poflibly I may put faire for the whole, aindhfo enioy
thy company again 9 A without which nothing. can be a. coptent-Av
ment untome. And fo fareWeAlAl dear heart. A * AA

Iizztemi than bk it) to Befiaw Percies place on the M. ‘ I clefire time to 65»:-c ?
ofNewc4_flle,AtaAAwIaom_yctAI am naiwaye: ingagedflvr wil Eve menu’ Lo. ]et‘. to read?
bcfére I have tly mafver. Ayfiar Jack Barclay,I do not re- to the: the D: Letter , j
member that I gave the anxlaojie Ofmalging af/aim Mafler which goes }§eArmz'tIa,4rzd 
oftlae Ward; .' For Cottington bad it long ago lvefiare than A. £72 ittoi mzzrlgaaels’ that 
went heme, ml I intended it to -5'ecr.ANich.if he tbezzi i part concerning the 
would b.we.reccz'22cal it : and I am deceived T I did notAA tmnjfrartatinn of‘tIae D; f

eel tbee ofit. .A e Lormim Arm}.
9 “ 2 .23. go. A A A i he
. A A'.'l'a1myW'z:fé27.,M2zr. 154.5‘. by P.A.i A A
This is a true Copy examined by Miles Corbeh A Ah

0Xfi2rd,Sur1day 4.eM4y. Dear Heart, thcfiehels new A brat‘-Aiih
Generailehath refufeelto medcge with forrain Pafies, to as  
A AA 2 A A A A W:

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r ya: Ieannot difpaxcll lddrim Mg to thee, by the wayofl. on don 

A which iflczmnot veryfhortly, I willfcnd him by the ‘Well, and

A new, if I could be afihrled of thy recovery; Iwould have but few

melanchaly thoughts; ferll thank God my Affairs begins tar
fnfilé upon me; again, Wales being well {wept of the B.ebels. Far-

  rington haying relieved it felf; and now being fecured by lGorz‘ng: A

A coming, my Nephues likewife havingbrought me a firong party

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of Horfe and Foot, thefe Qgarters are ['0 free that I "hope to be

marching within three or feure dayes, and am flill ccmfidene to l

A havetl-1c Pcart of the Rebels this year :1 am likcwife‘ very hopeful .

that my Son will fhortly be in the head ofla good Arrxzy, ferthis A
I have the cheerfull aflllrance of Czalpeper and Izfizde : Oflaee IAhavej *
been much prefled to make S om‘;9amPt0.‘Ie Mailer of my He:-rfe _., not ”

more for good will to him , as out of fear that Hamilton might re-
turn to at ca acicy of recenfuring me 5 wherein if I had done no-~

thing,both jcaloufieland clifcontents were like to a,rife,V?}vhereforel A

I thought fit to put: my Nephew Rupert in that place , whic'hwill_
both fave me charge, and {lap other mens grumblings :1 have
now no more to fay, "bur praying for and impatiently expeéii-ng
Ofgeod news from thee, I ref’c‘eterna1ly t:hi=n€- A A ' A

— A ‘ I r 39 A M   ‘ A A
To my wife 4M4y 164.5 .. By Malia St. Rwy.
A This is a true Copie exanxined by Edne. Prideame.

A l ‘V ‘  2% 

l Hflving decyphered thine which I receivecl jefierdéy "I wag

emuchfurprifcdxcfi find thee, blame me for ncgleéiing to"

A write izothee, for indeed Irhave often complained for wanqncver"

mill any occafion offending to thee 5 and I affure thee never any
difpa.tchAAwem; Afrem either ofmy Secretaries without one from

A megwhen Iknew of it. ~ A A

 “As for mycalling thofe atlondon alParliament; ,AIfi1al1 re-

“ fer thee to Digby for particular fatisfafiion, A this in general! glf
A “ there had been but two (bcfides my Self) ofmy opinion‘, I had
*5‘ not donelir, zmcl the Argument that prevailcd with meywsw, I
“that the calling didno waycs acknowledge them; to gfia Par-A ' A
A A A . amenI:AA A

t 41“ J’ (M,

“t1iamcnc,uponwhich_ condition?-md confiméfién I did it and ‘W

“ otherwayes, andeaccordlngly en; 15 regtflred In the Councc

‘‘ books, Withflthe‘ tCounc“els :1maxaimous' appr0bati0%f1t 5 ‘hm? ‘hm

“wi~1tfind, that it was by n1isfortt1ne,n0tneg1e& that thou hag:  e

“; been no fooner advertifed of it

 As for theconcltlfion ofthy Letter,it Would  trotiblekmdef V A
if thou didfl not know, thy dcfire granted before It was as C at

57°tI wonder not atitg fiiflcethlat which  beat‘ 3- bad C0311’ “"”

fiionghaith been prefcnted totheein the ugIief’c‘forn?5 110! haVi0g “

a received the true’reafen and meaning <)fit,_th¢% {C3-1" ‘;_ffi’mf°' {U52 4
rnifchance made me the more t:arefull,to glve thee at u accolm

by Tom Elz'ot,eofth%e reafons of the D. (JFK. and  of 5- “CY”
London, which if it come foon enough} am conficlcnt W111 ‘free

thee from much trouble,’ but "if thou hafi not the patience to for» e

bearjtldging harfhly of my aétions, befre thou heareft the Area;

1 fans ef them, from me, thou may be oftenfubjeft toi be doubly:

vcxt, firft with flandemtliittexx with l1ajving giventoot meehgarc

unto themt.To concludegflefteeme _me as thou fincleft  C011: ant

to thofc grounds thou letts me wxthall, ['0 Farewell  tar Cart-
Copie to my Wife 2 jun. 164.5:  P. /1.

. --~ . 4 ‘A J. ., , .
s This is a tru-eCop1e exa‘m1ned.by Edm;1’rza’eamc. A

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Xfiml I 9. F eb. old flile. Dear heart,I cannot yet {end that:

any centain Word concerning the iflhe oft ourTrc?:tty, onely,
the ttmreafonable flubbornnefle of   the Rebels, gives ‘ daily Iefl'e-
and lefle hopes, ofany accommodation this Way 5% Wherefore}

hepetno rumors fhall hinder thee from ‘h aftning all theotimay, a”IlV

poflible afliftance to me, and pa1‘ticu1arIy‘that of the D. of L01‘-* A
mines; concerning whigzh ;I received yefterday, good mewsxfrom I 

Dr.:€r'af:;,thatt' the.P.~of07range will fu1*11ifl1JShippin~g'fOr his tt1*a11f-
portation, atndathat thesrefl‘ of h{isNegotiatio11 gbcs.?‘hopefu1ly on,
by wfiiéh, and many~othcrwayees;,I%% find thy teeffefiioiz £'.0:" mama

“ E.nied"with dexterity; as Iknow not wlietherf in theire feverall
’ndsZ),to efieeme=moft5fbutI willzfay wnoi temorett of. ?7this; left) thou f

A eemay think that} preteend‘ to do this wéygwhat i’s”but: pofilblchto. ‘V

be done by Athe cantinued a»&ions ufmy life; though Ieleave news

toothers,yetIcannotbut‘tc1'1»thce_, that even:no‘WI haverccci- ;
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wed ccntcain inAt<:11'_ig¢ncc of a, greit dz-fca 1; given to Arg} I: by 

 W‘ 5 Wt upon furprif=a'tota11yrourcd thfofefl b 1 k'l1 d ~
‘npdn tlm p1ace‘.AAYeth:rday IAr¢c:cived china of 2;  fihcllggf:

A 3118311 Agmta t.Ah° 03°17 Wayfbuticzxprcfiid) lam confident on ci “
A A A A A A A 3 ..

thcr to receive‘ Letters from thee,Aor to fcnd than to that: 5 indeed

A .Subra;'A,zfc11t: tn}: word Ycfierdayg béfidc s fr3mg‘con¢lem¢A;;t _,- gftlge Em”.

gty offigg rgbglj 171?]?! 2.124 romce Cwbicér Ifikgwifé [mt Wan ;A}A,),/£.,,.e  - d_
mfle) but is Well enough content that the Portugall flmcfullgnbc

4   charged with thy difpatches. A8 for trufiing the, 1~AeAb¢13 either by

.goinAgto Ldndrm,%or di1'-bandingmy AA,-my bcf-mt a peace, do W A

WaycsfcarcAmy hazardimg fo cheaply or f'0oA1ifl11y: for ]\¢fiAc.¢~m

A. the intcrcfi thou hat’: in me at it farm dearer ratLe,and pretend m

havi: a little more wit (at lcaflr. by the fympathy that is betwixt:
31$) thfin to put my felfe into the reverence of pcrfidious rebels. S0
1mpat1cm:1yAA cxpc&1Ang the expreflé thou hafl promifcd me, I re&
«Eternally thlncf A ~   A A L A
A I cam now aflitreAtI:ee_-float Hertgogcn the Irijk Ag'en1',1?: an amzrzt 1W,m,
A which I/042115: mAatde¢ mmzifitfi to thee by 2/93 pppgrgmiy offifldiflg
Pacguetx. A A ~
‘ ” 1;. 21 A ‘AV
T9 my W2)”: 19- Feb» 1645. I»; P. A.  

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This is a true Copy examined by Edmund Prideame.  
zo. % wt“.

DEarc hcart,the cxpc&ation of an cacprcfre from thee (as I find‘

by thine ofthc:4-.Febr. )is very good ncwcs to me, as like» A

wife that thou art now wcll fatisficd with my di1igmAcc% in wri,-=
ting.A% for our treaty_.,therc‘is every day Aleffe hopes thcn other,
that it will produce a peacc. But: I will abf'o1utc1y~ gggomifc thee,
that ifwet have onejuz fl1aA1l%bAofi“1ch as Afhallfinvitc thy return. For
‘Iavow,that without thy company Ican neither have peace min‘

A comfox.1:[with%inmyAfc1f. Thclirnitcd dayes for trcating,A;1re now \
almofi expired without the Ieaft agreement upon any one Artiw

clc. Whcrcfordl %havc:fc7m:A for enlargement: ofdayeswhat the:

whole trcaty¢ma.y%be1aid%opentathe wor1d_..A And I aflhre thee, A
that thou ncédfl mt doubt the  aftlait trmgyg flair m_y: %Camméflio%nerJ; A

A are 15 well cbofen(tbougb I fay it) that they wiflneitlaer be rbremed Mr .

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taibie ;-little Note zlmjb ml} remembér.r.And-1nth13n0€O}1ely thc1r%obcd1;ncc, A
but their judgqmcnts concu r;I cohfcfl7éi§1f0Am¢ rcfpcéts thou Ahafi rc:Aa.fonA to A 

V4 bid :11: beware of going too foam to Londa—rz: for indccdfomcamongff AA Us A

hand a. greater minfdt;hat way then’ was fit; of which pcrfwafion Percgy ‘is. A

‘ onggfchc chi;-,f,whois fhortly like to {ca thcc,o’fwhom haA7vi;1g F aid this ,% *

is cnoughAtofhcw thcc how he is to be truficdmr bcleevcd by thccA%con»ccm; A AA

ning Qur pmcccdings hcre.VI7zfl7art,t/acre 13: little or no appearance  bm that M tbri A 
Summgrpaill  t/Moe /aottefi war of4n_yft/aat lam}: lieenyet : and be barifidentg t/mt»
in mglggzzgpgace,}I_[b:zl1Ae'z4er]71er9A my conflmzgy  adhering to Bif/901243 and all W V

fi'z'em{.r,z.md 2201‘ fbrget tojmt aflfiort perivd to this peijieffital Parlidmerit. But  150%‘

1071:: me; letzzone ‘perfwgzcle flaee tajlalkezfz [tbirze afliflancefir /oinzhmizo itéyeterflalij.
5;,’ Q.P._.  A  I; A '% 4y_ A A 6 fl A   
me’ % — 4  ~Oxford 25~.Fcb.1645. A  %
To my W‘ifcI3-Feb- I543.byA 1’-AA-‘AAA   A 
%M This 1'1sa_truc%CoApic cxgtmincdAby;Edmq7td1’ri.cl:amc. A A4 

” Ear hcarAt,A now is come to Apaflk what I fore-Afaw, the frfiitlcflé end. A A

(as to a prefent peace) ofthis trcaty 5 but I am ftill confident, that A A
Iflmll find very good cffeéfs of it : for befidcs that rny”Corn%n1if{ioners 
havcoEc1*cd,to,faynon1ore,fL11I AmeaAfiJI§ed_reafon*, andAAAthe rebels have 
ftuckcn rigidlywo their dcAn1a13ds,whic‘§iVIdarcffsi_y had‘ beentoo m%u%ch,,A;; 3

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though they had taken me prif'oner,' that a urcdlythcwbrcachfiwiii 

light foully uponthcm. We havelikewjfé at this time difcovcrcd  % and

Y mall ‘tA11akci%t cvidcxmrly appcgrc to the wand , that the  B.¢b4c1sA,,,A A
A (Whether bafely orAig%norantIy,vAvi=l1 be no vqry grcat difference) *havcMasL i %_A
A muchas inAthcAmA A lies _-I Atfanfmictéd %thcAcornm£tncA1fof “Irela2A2ziAf1'Qm_ %thA;¢:%

Crown of EngI2u2dtoAthc Scots, WhiChA(b€fidAeSthérAéfl€A&iOn ,itAWi1I haA'Av'§' A
upon?thcfcreAbelAs)wi1I clearly fhew, that Areforgnaticrn of thechurch  _ A V4
north; ,ch‘1AeAf} much 1;:fi?:Athg: Qncly end efthe‘ Scotc“h\R;ebc1M1i01i;but it be-‘A A A A 

ingpfrcfurAn_p~ti6¢nA,58£ Afi9pietié rfo to 't:rL1fi%to  a. “go_oAd\ca’L1fc5aS nAc>t%t:o fife all

l;zwfzAnZlmeA;mx%t0 mai2zAmz'A72Ait,A, Ilmwe tkazggbt ofaize %me2t7z:AmqArAe to  flake. ~ A A

  witlzfiar mjafllfliancggtben hitherto 2‘/jszzt  /9,m7.‘AAAI:fAA13uA*laA:zt I give tkeepawer ftapro-A~   A

mifirirz mynamafito whom khan tlvizzkgfi mm fit) rim I will 2‘a{q.j away all the penal! 2 ‘A 
lawwdgainfi  RammAi'Catlmlz‘¢@ £724 Englmzd Mféan 44' Goal]/call zfrzzzlfle me to d'a_ A %
it 5    t/3ei7A'A mam, arAin%At.52eirfizwourJ3 I  /2,,zzIeporvérfztll%afl5j=3ance* Am   A A
def:m2eA great :zf2zw2zr,a21AAd eflafile me to da it.BL1tiftl1o%L1%ask W11 Azu; I call that; A
,afliffaxA1Acc,-, I%AAa11fwer,:%hat when £11011»k;1oWeffw11.1t‘n1ay~be done for it, in ;

wil be eafi1yfeen;ifitAdcfctvc to be focfcecn1cd.Inccd;notA tell thee what re-
 crcfy this.b_nfines tequiresayetthis  Wil l'ay,that this i‘s~t_h"c gttatefipoint A
 of clonfidencctll can exprcfs toAthcAc; for it is no thanks to me to trail thee in A A

my thing elfe but in this which is the only thing .ofdifl"cren€c in AA opin°iAonA‘

beI:AWi:x: us: flrzalyet I lqzowtloou Awi1tAAmaIQ: at? good a bargain forlme,we7z in tbihl

trulling thee,(though it Aconccrn religion) as if thou were a protcflantg
7 thevifible good oft-ny affairs {'0 much depending on it, Ihavc fo ful1y~~in-A-

A tr"ufiedAthis bearer Poob/,that~I willnoto fay more to thee noW,but that liere-A» A A A

Awith Ifencl thee in. new Cypher (afihting thcegthat n-one hath or Ihalhave

any’ <:0pyA0f itbut I1'1yA1"elfe,to themdgthou tn-ayfl ufe it, when thou {halt
 find fit to Write any thing which thou wilt judge worthy of thy pains to

put incy”pl1er,and to be docyphered by none but megand fo likcwifc from
him to thee, who is eternally thine. ‘ ’ 2o.A 23 A ~
To my wife the f. March 164;. by Pooljr.

4

‘fbi: 1'4‘ a true Copioexaminecl  Edm . Prideaiux.

The little that isAAheAreA in Cypher is  "3 3:‘ l A AA ‘ % A
in that which I fiznt to thee byAPoolyA. l 0xfbrAd,»Wednefday 9 April, I 645‘.
~~ ‘Z)e:tr«H:art.-A AA AA A  A    A A A ‘ A
-Houghit be an uncomfortable ‘thin g to write by a. flow Meflenger,

A A A yet: all occafioxlsgof this (Which is now the onely) way ofconvcr 1

A A I with thee, is {'0 Welcome tome as Ifhall be loath to loofc “any”; but cxpcfi:
A  neeithcr news or publick bufines, from me,by thisway of coAnAAvAcy%ancc;yet
  judging thee by my {elf even thcfe nothings wil not he nnwclcom to thee,

-thoughl {hould chidc the-e,i which ifl cAon1d=IAwould do, for thy too fildf‘

M A _ tlen taking Ailarnxsglprayethee eonfidczffixuec Ilove thee above all earthly
 A A  things,8cA that my eontentmentAis nnfcpcrably conjfoyneAdtwith thine,muPc

nouAa1i1imy Aétions tenclAtoferveandplcafethecl? Ij"tlm:A /Qzew what at‘ Alifgl

AA A tleod, (I_{13eak'7zofi in refl>e£'z‘ o f the common a.’z:flra&‘z'on.r)e22en irzpoint ofeomzerjfiotion,

AA AA which in mf‘mi7io{_.,i! the lclaief or tzéxoztion of one: 12' fi2,I dare fZz_y tbouwouldpity

A A  megforflvmelmfet too xvi je,llot/oemitoo fi1olzf£', fome too lmfie, other: too reféroeol, mom}! A
AA *3 fimAtaflz'eI(:~I72 ‘.3 worélA,nzIa\e2'zAA I A kgzowfiane better (Ifiealgnot mum in relation to Im-

A A _fi72é_flé)tbe7z 359.8‘ o7Ao.35:5:7:67:18.$294:35:6A9A: I6:54:6:38:I:l 67: 68:'9:A66:tt H

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t A A A.-t/you may leazfz'[y4 . ydge Vlaow my corz_z2erfztion pleafiztla Ame. Iconfeffe thy com-
A pany hath Apcrhaps nude ‘me in this, hard to he pl¢;afed,bnt not lefllctobe A
AA AA pitied by thec,Whoo:m;the only icnAreV for this difeafe. The endof all is

.‘this,to defire thee to§coAifi‘fi>'rt me as often as thou can with thy letters .5 St

A.Adofinot»thon thinl~:A,that to know particulars ofthy health; 8: how thou A A
A fpendellthe tilnxegarc pleafing fubjefis unto naegth ouygh thou hall no other

AArbufinefl*‘e%toAAW riteloflilfieleeve mAe,fweet hcartgthy kindneile is es neceflhry
At?o,cornforAt my hearAfAtg,as thy affil‘cance~is fort-ny affairs. , A A ‘

A AA A AA'51'o my Wife 9 Agvril. IA 641'-by Iiingiozzl-‘

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‘Deere Heart: A

[IPOn'Saturflay lafi: Wrote to theeby ~/Sazbroan (but this Ihgese
A « leave may come as {bone to thee) and I have received thine
of the feventh upon Munday Iafi, which gave me great contemt-
ment both in prefent and expeétatiosn, (the quicke pafiége being

A likewife a Welcome circumftancc) and yet I cannot but node 2:.

fault of omiflion in mofi: of thy latter Difpatches, the-re being
nothing in them concerning thy health. e For though I confefle,

” that in this no news is good news, yet I am not fo ihtisfied with- 

out a more perfeft affuranceg 8: I hope thou wilt by fatisfying moo

confeife the jufinefle of this my exception. I am now full fraught ‘ A

with expeétation  I pray God fend me :1 good unlading ) for I

A Iooke daily for fame blow of importance to be given about

Tazmtorzb or Sbrew.r2’2my;~and Iam confidently afibred of 2; confide rm AA
able and fudden fupply of men from Ireland, Iikewife the refra-
fiory Horfe (asfhse London Rebels calls them) may be reckoned.

A in; for yet it is notknowne what fomentem they Abave, or who-

ther they have none, if t‘beA1atter,thcre is the more hope of gain---*
ing them to me; howfoeverldoubt not, but if they" fiend one

(as it is probable) good ufe may be made of them. OF this I be- A

leave toegive thee a fcrfefier account next weeke.-,havizA1g fem: L

to try the‘irpuIfcs_5 Pctit came yeficrday, but be having at Law-
dozz tbru_£’c his Difpatcbes into the States AAn1bai'Tadours Pziquebts
_Iha,ve not yet received them, andAI would not fray to lengthen
this in anfwer of them, nor give thee balfe hopes of good ’We{‘t..;

erne news, j knowing of an opportunity for writingto thee WM; 1 . ,

in thcfe tbrec or foure dfltyes 5 onely I congramlate with thee for
the fafe arrivall Of thy

7-well fweet hear.t. A A‘ P

M be Thinesof the me; I have rncwly reeeived, whereby I fifnde :11“

 bt11ou n;1L1eh%n1i£fakes&I4;1ee concerping  for I clefire no,
sbéng more than a Peace there}, and never forbadthy com W

inne-:a3:Iventure at‘ Caz[:7§JA : A A and fo fare A

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meme there 5 onely I gave thee warning of fame Iriih in
Fmzeee, whom I tlxexlthought, and-“now hnoxv to he knaves.
To rgg)  20. .Mz:_n~cb 164%» by P. A. ._
TM; 3': a true Copy, examined by Edm“. Pr§dea.L1Xe .

Dmit Wécise. ‘vvednefday IA}~M'«l}’~ eh

Pedre hemet :

 Archihg; takes mrvafy thehcenveniency Qf fending my Letw

   te3.‘S {O?’.7J.1‘"ea11dquiciezetathee as Wheil 1 W13 at.0:evrtl he
_“ “ 9 ex. so

hewfiver £3 “

 

m.2_?;E not flaiie tcx doe what  cam 3:0 :fez1d,0%%e23 to thee 5

there is 170 little news :~E01*the ph1‘c§.::.“i1tz1SI 13.7%.? 1e;weAtI1m:ihh§eit7c {O14 »

oth ers, oneiy upml Sa#;u1*d;1y3‘L;:eW: hxéeeeived 21 Dif patch frozzz JZ2i’o7z~
m_w;’c;., 'w*11ic11%.afihres me his cV0ndhieih to he fo V egocd, ethasat he bids

fine he coiiafidem that his _COL3A£?iTEi“"?y*i“i‘}s§LI7i,_fl'l£1fi‘::d4C)@..I116 110~g1‘eat,
hzusnzae 2:his_3reea*e3 and if K Couid lesmd -him bi_1*C4‘jOO.1101”fi‘3g7 he

vmzseld undertake to hrhagg me zzoeoo. h111e:1%heE?:n*e%the end jof tlfisp

Smamaer. Forti1ege1iem1l~flcate of xiiy-Mafi"}1ireshWeha»11he1#e“thinkee

to  very l10;_j:efz.flI 5 this Army being; of a goQdhi’c1*engcl1§‘AWe1I
Oreiered, am?iix1c1'eai111g 3 my Sennes fiuzh" ehale, f1?£}?‘fi3j?J»ax' will not
b ., ‘ rdv be m] ‘1..a.‘:,..;.s—I «C eh" h 1 1'»  4 ~  e »~°1l;'. w ‘
exehue tau eieug; H. mm}, 0;. W 1C, ‘I lap» thou W11. xecene
good £atisfa¢??cio11 fi*oz1'1himfe1fe. Its true%tha’t I MC,aI1I10t bragfor
%oreofmox1ey, but; a iharpe Sword ahhrmies hi11de_1*s flrarving at
*.iea£’c; and I beleeve thAeh‘Rehe1sCofFersare_i not very ‘hfuI1j’(and cer-
tainly we {hall xamhe as goad a flxitft with ezhpty fxizjfes as they)

1 or they mufl: have ibnne g1*eate1~ 'defe&, emf the-i1fh»Le;1Vies could. not

‘him fa backward as they are;-‘or E aflhre tlfee that I have at this in-

Pcant many more men in the Field then they. I am: not verycon-h

fideht what thei1*N o1'the1*ne Forkzes 2u:e,bLit expefl.‘ theyare much
Fcromger then I :m1 made beieeve. I111 .137 liliewiie inchide them. Q

New In3ufi:n1akee.a. complaint £0 thee df~ehmy Some ‘CI:’?JZ?"_l6’.5‘3.

wbic/9 mmlaieyeme the fiz95"e3 that 1790;: 272a-;I]i+fi4]3e&”V Ijéelie by egrzaiwow
eating #0 hide the breach  my wear.«:!,h w/Bier’: I hate  Zczéiazze all ht./Jizzgy,
efireciwll v to ilaee It 22:‘ the he barb  V 2+0 defire \,me3VM-Tkazt Sir John
Greenfield mag}: befmwzeh Gewzelemom of his‘ Bedchambér, ‘ bmt alreadyfé
publikegz ingaged in it, that tine refizjlzll would [bee great _Vdij§rg-ace £90213

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or)  A

_ to my Smzrze and theyomzg Gentlemazz, to whom it if mtfit to give ajzgfh
u glz:[1‘aj7ie, ejfzeciallynow, confiderzng hz.r'F,rzther.¢ meriw, hzlr ozeme bfilpéfflgfi h

zzefjh, hej:?de.r the great pohier that Famih that in the Wéfi .1 Yet I have

tetitfeo the admiring of him until! I {hall heart; fi~on1 thee. Whegvu
fore Idefhse theefirll to chide my Sonne for ingaging hjmfeffe

without one of out confentsg, then, not to refufe thy owne con-

fentg, a;11dl:il’:ly,gto beleeve tilmth direétly or inditeéfly I ngvfif A

knew ofthis while yefterday at the delivery of my Sonnes Letter.
So fwewell, Sweet hea1't,2tnd%God fend me good news from thee.
» t ' t ' T0m}l"V@‘é,.7l4'.<§y 14,. 164.5.

e A 71953 if a true Copy, examined by Miles Corbett.

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Delete Heart : h A %
Know thy affeftion to me lo truly grounded, that thou W11: be

 " in as much (if11otn1ore) trouble to fincle my reputation, as my

life in danger ; therefore leall: the falfe fotmd ofnzy oflering 2!.

Treaty to the Rebels upon balk and tttlllafe te1*mes lhoulcl dilhlrhe _

thy thougl1ts_., Ihave thottgllt it zgecefiiwy (to aflhte th.';7mlnde
from filch mm ours) to tell thee the W-ayes I have ufed to come to
a. Treaty, and upon What gtouxgds. I llmll firll: fltew_ thee my
grounds,to the end thou may thehbetteru11de1.'fc.3.11cl and ah-~
prove ofmy Wayes; Tliela lmow (as.aecet‘tah1e tmth) that all,
even my party, are llrangely impatient for peace, 'wl1lc:h obliged
me fo n1ucl1theMmore(at allhoccafio11s) to thew xnyre-all inteuti-~
ons to peace; Arzdlihgwifil zzmpm ire oeiy gavel hope (fizme /mlclr it
at cemzizzzfy) ihezt if I camld come to :2: fleizfe ‘l'3re.'zz‘y, the Ring--Iewdiazg
Rehelr could not hirzcler mefiram at good Peazee : l7;h~j3', hecm e their axwze
forty acre mafi wemgy of the 157512’, 52:72.51 Zihgwi E  the great a3i_{l";*.;z€¥z7a2z.4*
which ¢:ztthiJ‘ time mofi aflhredly are amorzgfi fbl3?7Z’fi3lUef3 or Preyhytewi.-272.?
¢ag¢2"':v{fl Imclepezzdeiztm £72 Religion , and General! aggzitzzfl Gerzemll in

poizzt of command  AZ/]7oi2l.lz‘hejE grozfizdw a Tremry being mofi: clezmhle

(7202? withazét htqpelof goadhhfitcceflgr) “the. mofi prahazhle meme: wproezere

it wmltu he 2/zfeal, which might with laorzmr a7zdflzfi*2f}, «mzovzgfi l

the refi for I will omit all thofé which are %?2g];’rt€_]l.7:07ZaZh_/}’ camzeelahle)

whefizzmd  my retzzrrhto Lotudolx m1ethoz¢ght to ho ‘eff; o2z¢c:hfiv:*ce of

A populezr Retoriggzee  it, that zgpatz 4 Tz'e"m3y would he had, pr  see 2:,’-
 V ‘" ” “ 2 “ e

 I9 3
 ifnianlzi kkriizg mmk p7'e.jn:dicc to them, and‘ adoamagidux to men '33.
yet olenfi fiolifla or malicio.75z?peo1ble~_{IaouZd interpret t/J"rz'.r' do‘ to prbaeedfiwnax
f=2a:re"orfi:Zl , d”I‘/Moe jgyrzed condition: with the Propofition-~ ( without:
which 1122.5‘ fiwzd willfigrzifie nothing which tb0u'2i¢°ilz~fi72de to bomofi;
ofthe c}9iefe_—ki2zgredie?zf;' of 7472' /aozzozmzble mzdfafe Peace.» Then ob-
ferve, if A an Treaty at London with Commiflioners for both» fid..es~
rnay be had without it-, itis not to be nil-2d; nor, in cafe they‘
will ‘treat with no body butn1y»SeIf3z—, fothat the conditions faves»
any afpez1:ion~ofdifl1o;1ou1*, and the»Treating at London the ma-
lignity which our fl:-1E’cions T irits here may infufc.-': into this Treas-
13;, upon thiskfixbfec.’-3:7; This hope wiflf-Secure thee from the trou-

bled WE1icIiotIiemvife—-nmy be»caufed— by falfemalicious rumoursa 

and tImugho,I judg my fclffiacure in thy thouglritsfiom fuf fling

me uilt of an bafeneflé, er I held this account neee ax‘ to
E Y Y Y Y
t11eeo11d.nthouma%n1ake ot:hc1*sknow,'as well as thy fizlfe, this-

ccrta.i’ne~ tmdig, Hat no danger of death or n1i1Ery ( which I‘
ohinkc much Worf?:)fhaI1 make me do any thing unworthy of thy
love. For the fiate of my prefent: af:Efi1*es I refiarrc thee ‘to 933
concluding (as I did in my Iafl: to thee)“ by conjuring thec_.,as thou
1_‘i::>vcH nae; tliat no appearance-of Peaceoo‘ Ckandvnonrl adde) nor
fiopefixll condition ofmine, make them negleéf to hafle fuccotnr
for him who is eternally thine.
M Copy to my W'zfi~, Decemb. 1644. b}~Ton1. E11102;
YES} 23;‘ az ~tme«C7op}5,- emmirzed Z2} Edm. Prideaux. , A

V 7"

Oxford,» I 3*. March, Old-St}lke..

~ Deane Heazrt": "

V .a V  ..-‘ith om: Lords and Commons here, was on Mnnd
iiandfomly portormedg, ;md‘now if I d
or diiadvantagious~-to my fev1f'e;o1' frie

ay Iafi:

nds,Ain order to a T1‘caty,,§it

A will ‘be n1ccr1y myowne fan} t;._for~ I ‘kconfcflé when Ikdwroteo IME , I

Wa{s in fan no to Iiayé been prcfl%

d to makefome mean eovertures” to
nemw the Treaty_.,

C knowing thattherc were great labouring‘ to

j£h“a1: pu-rpofoz) But now I promifc thec,- If’ irbe rezzemeclg, on C which -I "
A .§n:!iéz2u«nvz[Zz29t,% wzrbamfanze *emim°:zt Wgoadfimctfigé mmyfide)’ itfizazll :52 In

‘Hat; I told" tfiée the lid} Wee-kc collccflrnihga go0d*’pm‘ting

045' any thing unhandfonm

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my Imzazzr maid adwcziztczge, I being new all wellfionz the piece of  t

and mzttiizom motion: (that if zaflyt, em‘ Zllmzgrell Parliament here) .43‘

of the claiefe ctzzzfirr, far re?/Jam Imwy expeéif tor be ebiddeyz by titre,

A for bevingjitfléred thee to be ivexed  2?£2em,lVz'Znzet being already there,

Pcrgl on his Way,and Szzfléx within few daies taking his journey to
thee, but that, I‘ know, thou careft not fora little trouble to free

A “me from great inconveniences, yet I muii tell thee, that ii‘ i knew
not the perfect iledznelle of thy love to me, I might reafonnhlyy ap-

prehend that their repaire to thee would rather prove 31. Change
then an end of their villanies 5 and I-cannot deny, but my conlilmt
deuce in thee, was forne caufe ‘of’ this permifiive troubleto thee.

ii I have received thine of the third of Z1/fizrcbj by which thott
puts main hope of afiiiiance of “men and Money, and it is no little
'e:s:preflion of thy love to me,that(becat1fe of my bufineiie) Feiii-

vale :11‘e‘trOublefOn1‘e to thee, Belt Ifie that Aflémblirr in 720 Comztrier t

arewery agreeable to thee, and it may be done a pnrpofe to nmlte thee

weary of tl1.ei.r companies, and excufe me to tell thee in earnefi,
that it isino wonder, that meere Statefmen y ll10t:l.lCl defire to be rid in

of thee, therefore Iidefire thee to thinke Whether it would not
advantage thee much to make a yperfonall friendlhip with the

~ Qtieen Regent, (Without ihewing any diilrufi of her Minifters,

though not wholly truliing to them) St to fhew her , that when
her Regency comes out ( and oflibly before) {hemay have need

A A of her friends, lb that the {hall at lerve her felfe by helping of

“ who is eternally thine.-

fhgg-3‘; ancito fay no more, but certainly , iF this Rebellion had
not begunto oppre-He me when it did, a late great Q_gee11e haden--
ded more glorious then the did. In the la.fi'place I defire thee, to

c ive me 2. weekly account of thy henltli‘, for I feare leaii in than:
‘alone thou takelt not care enonghto =e:t-prefiae thy kindneile to him

0

The N0rfIJer22cI1eWeS is rather better then what We firii‘ iiezirdg

for What: by Sir Iii/.;f.;'IJfi'}72aZdl¢3k§ Lmzgdaler _., and ]la1o72tr'0fl72J‘ vie5’cories,.

A Carlile and thel*ref’c of our Nortlaeme Gar1"ifons are relievechand We

hope for this yearfecured_.,and befides all this,the Northern Horfi: 

are already returned and joyned with my Nephew R.2gper~r‘. A
Ta my wif-', I3. J£;‘r’errI9. 1645;‘, 1

};y P, A, y T1253" .4 true C op} t extznzirzecl by.
" i t i l Edm. Ptfideallx.

  D.z.’}ztrey,t.

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.-.D«:z;r'7et2efefi=,._ Svmdzzj//8. juee.
Deere Hetzrt: b

 

  othetwife I could have expe'€ted_, which makes me believe?
that my good newes will not be very itale _-,. 'VVh1Ch in {heart is this,
Since the taking of Leicefier mytmzmzhlng downe bttber to relieve

 Xfowbeixzg ftee,I hope thisfwill comefooner to thee them

Oscflvrd made the Rebels mife their fiege before Ittceuld come meet“ A

them, havimg had their Qgarte1*s 01168.01“ twice beaten up by
t11atGa1~rifon, and 10.9: foure hundred men at an affatflt before
.BafialZ—Hoz¢J/é; at firit I thought tbey would have fought with me,
being; marched as fez‘ as E2uzc1Qey,' but are fince gone afide to B;~it-&;«
I9iZ1_.,fo as I believe they are Weaker then they are thought to be 3
whether by their d’iPZI‘3;8CiO11S , (which are certainly very great,
Feirfizx and B;r*02:Wze beating been at Cudgels ,, and his rnen and
Cramzveifs likewffe at blowes t0getbex*,where a Capt.=.1i11 was flame,
0t"tva£tiz1fg; tbeirmen, I will not fay: befides Goring hath given a

A great defeate to the VVef’temePtebeIs , but I doe not yet know the

particulars ;, wherefore I mz1y(with0ut being too much flmgtzine)
aflirm,thet(fince this Rebe1lion)my af£1i1‘es were 1:: ever in ft» fitire
and hopeful} a. we y , though am0ng*yyot1rfeIvee we W..mt not our
own follies, wh§cl1 is needleffe, and Iam iure tedioufto tell thee,
but fuch as I am confident {hall do no haxm not much ttoubie me:
Yet I nmft tell thee, that it is thy Letter by Fzt:t7VilZz1zmr,, eff u1*ing-
me of thy perfeét recovexy with thy wanted. .kind11efie , which
makes me capable of taking contentment in thcfe good fuccefles 5
Fm‘ at diver; me22p2'ap0fixf?ve.mZ! ree0mj2e2zce.r 250 tbemzfelwerfiir il7ei2';2.eiyz3-
and bexemri irz em Rebellion 5 fa tlgy campergy i51‘}3et~ arzeflv re2¢m*d I e.9c~

V gvefi and wiflafim. M

V H To my W? e 9. jrmzc I 64.5..
Ybir ix 4 m¢e»Co}3y, bexmined by Miles Corbett.

1354????

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, Deereflédftt t l . A ‘ VA ,
: Unday left I recerved three Letters from thee 3 one 3. Duplicate

A f of the3o.Decemb. another or the 6. jazz.” *8: the left of the

I 4. jazz. and even now! one Petite is Come with a Duplicate of
the lat’: 3 wherein, as I irzfinitely joy in the exprelfions of thy co11fi--
dent love ofm.e,'fo E mtllt extreamlywonde‘r,that any who pretend
to he 3. friend to our Cattle, (for I believe thou Wouldelt not men--

A tion any i11t"otrn1e'tioz1 ‘fromwthe other lide) can irwent lhcl1lies,

that t”l10til1i;-‘J3 lied ill oflfites done to me by any 5 or that they care i
for my afliiiat1ce lmth been the leali fi1t}Jef3ced,it being‘; (70 far from
truth, that ‘tilt.'El.li]ECO..l1El‘£1i‘y'l.S true. Forl protett to God lnever
»l1ea;.rd-ti  zfiooheti rot; but witlt the gr*e;ttel‘t eatprefthotzs of eltima“

tion for thy love to me, and pa.i‘tit“t?.l;3;:t‘l}7 for thy eliligent care for A A

my aihfiztrree :_But I am confident that it is 3. branch of that 1'C>ot
of l~;na.very which E ztt1111o*w diggriztg at, zmd of this I have more
then at here lilfpitioit : Anti incleetl, if I were to fiitde fault with
thee,,it lhould be for not tail-rsiirag  imtcl1 care of thine own health
ztsiof n1y‘allil’tance, at lealt not §,§;iw*ir1g me to often account of it as

I tlefire gtheile three lei}, nroakieg no mention of thy felfe. Now as

-tor the Treaty (which begins this day,) I clefire thee to becorrfi. .
dent, there I llmllnever make E1 peace by abandoning my friends,

;1ot~t11e11ejoeneas tvillrziotltand with my honour and ihfety; or” A

yvltichrI‘w’ilL,li1y:1o n1oi*e,‘becaufe, lmowizrgthy love , I aim fire »
thou maul’: believe me, ar1tln1al«:eeotl1ersliitewife confitient of me. .
 I {end thee herewith mydire€’cions to my Cmiamillioners _., but 1
how I came to rmlte them my fell? with out any others Digby will
tell ithee‘, with all the netves,as well concerning Pt/lilitwyas Caba-
liiiieeill rm.-.tters.l At this time I will fay no more , but that I fimll

" mail thir; (only not artfwe1*ing for words) truly lhew my felfe ~

to he etetmtliy thine. ‘ A V V

 M .Theyl’%o2~z*;rgeH Agerat -hath made me two propolitions, firlt,con-~
eertming; the r'eleefeiot his l\’la.t7ters Brother, tor wltleh E fl1allheve*
goooo. 1. i5 I €8.31" pgrocure his liberty from the King of Speirzeg
the other.“ is fore. n1ar1*ia.ge betwixt my Son Clmrler zmcl his Ma-A

fters eleleit daughter ‘L: For theyfirlt I have freely 't1r1dertake11 to do i
what I ea.n_, anti for the other,  will gzfzzefizcfi at!» z42{Fwer,e*fleelZfig— t

V y . i

rzfie mt hieg.

Idefire thee not to give too much credit to A Selmzzzr FL€i3ti0l1S9 or

1103?

V as >  

nor_rr‘1uch cotxntenaucag to the Iriih Agents in Porig, .fA.t-he particular
rcafons thoti 'fl1a71: have by oPoog'y , (Whom I intend V for m A next:
MeHE?ngér;)In~theIaif pIace‘I recon1mcnd,to the¢ the care 0 ‘ferfey

ax1d~Gemf;y, it being impofiib1eofor4L1s here to doimuch, phoughu

we-were rich, being Weake at Sea.

Tony woe», ;o.j’cm.. 154%} A A  zlrotme Cop_y,eo5omi2zea?.
o A "}3}Lxs‘c3he5. _  o 1 _ A hy Ema.B1u:nnAuzg.
07"m0fld5 A A

= He impoflibility of preforving my Proteflant Sub§e&s'in Ire--e

A lowed, by a continuafion ofthc war, ';having moved me to give
you thofe powerso and direffionsa Which I have firmerly dcne for

A zhe%cor2olz¢ol.i7zg of.¢Peo,rce therqazzoi thefizme growingodaily much more win
oiezzf, ihot ozlorze were reofon oztozoghfor me, to enlarge your power: 3 aha? MA A
zmrzxfi iogy Commazrzdxh £72 thepoizzt more pofigiwo. Em hefideo hthejé oozofiohzrw A '

htiom, it heizzg now rmzzifizfi that the Erzglflh Rehel.r~ha'z1e  M far :25“ in V
them 923') giwerz the Commarzd of Ireland to the Scot: 5 that their oeiomoeh

' is‘ at oi tom!/flahverflon  Religion and RegozlZ1’ower , and thort nothing
_1él7hAzvi1lc0g2te7zt them, or pzorchafépezzce here. I thinhg ngy fé[f' hmnaféfrz
oonfiiezzce, not to Ietflip the meczrzeo of jétlizzg that Kizzgdome   it may
he)  mzzier my ohedimce 3 nor to loo’/5 that offiflmzce which I my hope

fiom my Ir-{fly Snhjefzlq, fizr fizch fcrzqaleo do in at Iq[]7apr¢gflEr'7zg oowzoiitim »

swzigloi reofizzahfy he hy me : For their ]kZ‘I'd‘_fhI(S'1vtI507Z\», I do thmfire

co;omm:rzoi}'oz¢ to conclude a Peace with z‘heAI7'ifh, whoztezzer it cofl , hf?) Atlmt  

my Pirote]§{§m§i- 125' mhjeifi mm mug/A hafiwrhédg and  Raga}! mtharhfyprew

A jéhvecl 5 Ezttfiih all whixyozo are {'0 mo@ me the hefi horgaizzeyou can , and I

mt oé'ojAt3o*vc1~ irzlargemerzt qfpowcr tillyozz izeech‘ mzzfi. find though I
lame :he%m;:z7mgi2zg of thzlrgreot mzql neceflor} zvorlge mtireév toyou, J et 
fivzzrzhot hm :tAéAAhhj’0.‘Z£, {hat  théfiofjvéizfiorz of Poinings ./155 flrftch Bib or
 he hag+~éed'z499o2z hetwomyozo there, and theprejént takgrzg “$1949, oftht
Pemrll Low; ogomfi Paz}2ifi.s3hy at zmwszz doe it : I fholl not thinkg it A
i;;z2*o£ 1}}.-37"'g«.‘ZfA'?.”§t.’A 5.  Ihdtfieel} and vigorozofly they eyzgoge themfélve; in ohm}

£fi2:fl:’:fillei37;5CAeo.fl';1£_7)'z7i7Z_Afi'A  Rehéljfiof E11gIa11d,m2dSc0tla11d, for  A A

M hhoozzdiiicw my he m‘~imr;1, mt hoingohogoAz"f2fiiCo7g}?ie7zoe or oI«Imm;~. A

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 " .CopiE~tohO;~nmn}:1, hé7;mFéb1~.* 5 :64;-. A ~

V./1 Tlhzoe «Copy, Zoucii TaTtc.o A A

    ~XVI_I     
To Owmozad. ‘ Q:v:fm'd At  Fehr. I64_4.7‘7 . 
  R M 0 N D, I fluotxldwvtongnyr ovlfmellletvlice. antlttl1§slGenAt~
  tltttnen Sir Timetéy Ferheefiewefi if I did not recommcndl 
and his hull';nefi’"e toyou; for th€'p31'tiCu.larS ofwhlich Al referr you to

  

Dtgéy : Aral new again  catmot butmention to you the necemgy AA

A of the hAa(l'.eni13g of the Itilh Peace, for which I hope you £1-ea1I-eady l
A furniflzed  me, with materials fulhcieet : But in célfe Eagainllc all
Iexpedétatione and realism) Peace cannot be had upon thofe tetmes, you
trnull not: by any memes fall to a new rupture with them, but ccmti-»

nue the ‘Cellar ion (according to a Pollltript in a Letter hy_7m:k_B.m_y

V (a copy ofWhic.hDi~l"pateh I herewith {end you.) So I tell,

1’ aférfirt.

an

A In cafe upon particular met-as tanczes, the Irifl; Pe3¢e{}mu1d not be,
procured, upon powers Ihave already gtven you, I have lthouoht

good to give you this further Ortlet (which I h?pfi W111 prov: med, »
flefie) to leekto renew the Cefl'at1on for a year,fo;; xfvllichi}/5;Ag_f,E‘,;[;’p§}0K_

limgfie the Irgfla (if you can have it no cheaper)toja}m with them gate];

the Scan and Inc/_aeqm‘e 3 A for I hope by that fiimetmy eonditionemay
be fuch? as the Ittih may he glad toiacceptlefle, or 1 '15: 55!: town;

more. A. A A A A V
A true copy, am.‘/:3: T ate.

"W . XVIII ‘ F f 
y To Ormcmd. Oxford 7.. Ian. 164;.‘ 

 R M 0 N D, upon the great rumours and expec9cations”l' which

 are new o,f‘Pea<;e_, .1 think it neceflary to tell you the true Hate

   

i , lei’: miflléken reportsfftom hence might trouble my aflhiges

V # there.

‘IV The Rebels herehaveagteed tol Treat ; eand mofl~alli1re§iIy,.one

ll‘_oftlaeefItll*ajt;dchiefe gxttieleg they will itififi on; will be, to continue

 l‘WtI*1le;'4   ewyarre ll; per/aibb 2': art. paint mt Ifapuldffir mm érmkayx ; A of
% ‘F Whie_hyo§1_ are to make admahleufe : _F1rf’r., ‘toehaflenl (with all pam.
:€b1&: dilrgence) thePeacetthere; the timely corzcilufion of which will

r‘talteoffthatlinconvenienee which ethetwayes I.tt1ey,he.ftihje.<?c to; A

 ::het refutfallllof that Article: upon at   other realm» lSec<212dIy~b3r
;t"»vdlt:}ttl*1'Oi:1§AcQnV€yi\13g to the Irlfh ,lthe anger there maywbeof’ their

A “:l:tt:tall"1and perpetual; exclmfibh fiotn thug: favours intenélthetri, in

fcafe

3' eafethe Rebels here clap up apeaeewith Ame, upon reafbnable terms,
c. and only exclizde the-tn ; vvhichpoflibly were not cohncelable for me

‘ to refufe, if the Irifh peace fhould be- the only difference betwixt (

‘us, before it were perfeoted there : Thefe I hope ‘are fuficient
* grounds for you to perfi/vade the Itifh diligently to diipatch apeaee
Arupcn reafol-‘Jai3i€ tertnes, aiiuring them thatyou havtng once fixllt

g " engaged to them my word (in the cotrzclufion ofa peace)a11t-he earth
‘ fhallnot make mebreaklfl A M A  A A , A A A
A ‘ But not doubting ofa peace, I moi’: again remember you to

AA A truecopy, ZmchcT.tAte» 1

AA‘ preffe the Irifh for their ibeedy afli1’tanee.to me here, andrt their
‘ trier: C15 in Scotland A.-A My intention being to draw from thence into
‘ Wale: (the peace once -conciuded) as many astl can of my Armed
‘ Protefiant fubjefis, and defi re that the Irifh wouldfend as great a
c  as ihgy cal} [0 land about Cazmberland , W will put thofe

‘ Northern Counties in a brave condition ;H wherefore you mufl take

 ‘r fiaeedv order to provide all the fhipping you may, afwellgbunkeirk A

or-' as Itifh Botromes ; and remember that after M arch it will be mot’:
‘ diflieult to trataibort mentrom Ireland to England, t.he_Rebe!s being
A‘ rnafiets of the Seas: So e:xpec9c1ng:ad‘1ltgent and pargttcularaccount
if in anfimter to this Letter, I rel’:  ~ A ‘   i t   + in
A A AA Tour mo]? afl?areAd conflmat     V

A Caantns R. A

wk V To ormomz. t f 1 s.,Decemb. r64*r4;.g 9  A
611 MO N AD, I amiorry tofinde by Colonel] B2t2?r}?”A the fad

good and iiyeedy remedy as.~tAAhAe peace ofln-la$Aad,A it being lrikevvife to
rcdrefl": mofi neceffary affairea here ;, wherefogre I commanrdyou to
ifparch“ it outofhand, for the doing ohwhieh I hope my puAblique

j condition ofyoun,parricularforrune,forwhich I cannot finale {o I!

Difpatch will igiveyou fufficient Inflruéiionnahd Power ;_ yeti have ‘V

thought itnecefliary. for your more ”EnAcAouAtagemeim:A;r,tin this neceifary

"  wAork,;tot make thisadditioin‘ with mygown hanAd.%  i»Ast¥for Raining: A6:

“‘ I refE:1:AA1‘eAt you to myorber AI. etter]: and for gmAattAer;Ao§f Religion, though  

A  have gnotifonnd. it fit to take Apiub1iquen"noticc of “the paperg,whieh

A The Earle afC}lamorgahs Infiraiiionsl to mega he pref

£i’i-awn gaveyou, yet7I mufi cotnmandh you to give him mg»:
L.Mmkery and .Plt.mhetpam(icula1' thanks for it, zflixring them"
that without it, there could have been no eace; ande that
flicking to it,itheir ‘Nation in generall and ey in particular
ihallhave comfort in what they have dame , ‘and ta [haw that
thick is mare than words , I doe ha-rah} pramajfc them , (and cam-
mmzdjou to fir: it dams) that “the Pauli Statute: againfl Rérmam
Cathaliqm: jhhll e.zat‘h.e pm: in cxemtiamhe Put: hiring madfiwd
they remaimhg Wt/m'r dm" ahedimce; «rind further, that when
the I£‘ifl'1g1''W-IT_. #16 I/Mt aflifhczhc: which the} haw: prarmfid, for the
fi;PPrgfl;pnV a_fglgi;%R:hcllian;W4nd Ifhallhhe rcjfarnita my Rights,
then! will Acarzfi-21‘; ta the Repeal: of thcmh] A Law; hut all the]?
gghihfl‘ % Jppealcs‘ to I?..0rne,+ audwIl’re‘wuhir: mug! flmrd, allthis
in Cypher you m'Ufi1mP3ft ltonone, but tho :2 three already
named, and that with i-njunétion of {’crié’cePc fecgefie: fo againe

recomrnendi-ng to your care the fpeedy difpatch of the peace of M

Ireland, and my neceffary fupply from thencqas Iwrote to you
in mylafi private letter, Irefi. M , ' e I  A

A true Copy. hi Zattchh Thte.

Xxl

I

_ fmtedtoyaur Majefiyl.

T Hat (God wil1ing)hy end of Lilia}, or beginning of farm
he hewillland with 6000 frzfla. i

That: the Gentlemen of the feverall Counties oftkfanmauth,
glamargmz, Brachhacii, and Carmazrtham , will very fpefidily fqt
your Majeliies fervice in fecuring thefe Parts, raife and arm:
foure thoufand men. “ l

A ' V That the Ships which {hall bring over the ‘Irayh, hié:Lond-

{hip hdcfigrres to block iupjllzlfard Hajmn‘ 5 at which time
he doubts not sopdrgvv chefe W:-[ch Folrees into*Pmhrod(~_-
jhiere. V M ‘ ll l l A

  That to advance thefe his undertakings, he hath vghirw thaw-
{and ‘pounds ready, ten thoufand Musketsj, tvvothoufanl :cafe 05

D 3 % ' Piflols, l~

duo}

o 1339513, eight 'hul’Idl’t':d bartells» of Powder; befidlc-:5, hi's'own A

’ Ar;me;-y,’- and is albtrtainedt of thirty thouféndfipound more

which will bee ready upon his. returtt, 
That he hath intelligrtnce from his Ships,rthat divers» Halu-‘_.

Jgfidw; and Dm@»l{§r.rd come in daily totllhim. . A

A In order to. lthisfervice ,thle commanded trace htztmhlyttot

t put your Majefiyll in minds of his Commilfion , and ,7

. L that heel thay in fitltit-agtime have fuch command} in

V tlztfe C(')n11Ei6S'aS- may bee lhtahlc to hislimploymant, A

and crpndtzcing to the fézrvice‘ in hand : Theit: being
Counties in which (if other defigrxes of Landing
lfaile; he can land*in~ : And that your l?»=’f¢ajcily} will Yeti...
ll: oufly conlldet lIh6*l%I‘ViC(3fSAh€ hfatth dome  |i11‘c  “'
-4 t ting: thci*lvtdilll1‘a:?tionsAoF the Gouanty of7:/M;zmw:»2mrla;Andl
,t~ha~t vyouwillhet: pléaficdl to ttcounltenance Sit Thoma»;
Lmflrfardgl and gracioufly relieve the Countreyin {itch
tfiings at. without préjll-dlCl1‘lg_«.yOuE_v lérvicel may eafd

t em.

Concerning the Caamty of’ Mlondmouth anljr,

That by his I.o~rdfl1ipsl meanes (who hath now oorailédl two: 
Regiments hthimfelfé: ,1) Sit Ill"/oomzr ltL:wm-firm: r orccsll will  

A one thouland eight hundred Foorl,anhtdtfev_e1a hundred norlé which

horfé is intended to bee quartred in the Forrelt of ibmaza in-

places of [score quattring , as “L.an‘g_0t attempted to have been

taken by 5tr‘i’a7an Winter, ahplact: of" great: coticcrnmenlt, both for A

the reducting; theFortePc, and listzuring flrfanmatgt/J~f79i¢ra. ‘
Thatt by his‘ Lordflnps Intervention and endeavours, your

‘Majofly really fees»-A he hath mutt; quallified the fence of the:

grievances of the County, and moderated their complaints by
iuhdutficmg the mtended P€t1~1I:I‘OI5:3.17]d ‘therefore hopesyout

.§M3j‘§1&Y.",'Wiul{0 fivecially commend their humble fute tol?’rlinc¢'l

Kttptrt, attith may he l”i1t:ceHefi1il.t

T hat though the prayer of their Petition  to reduce that

tonttibu;t.ion to the’ ptoportioh f.tt*byth'e Plarliatnent at 0x.

ham

fird, yet: hisLotdfl1ig hathfo wro.ught,lh as there l’etitioncro.

 . y(yy,2y1)y

have under ‘theif hands %oh1iged them{é“:Iwyves to continue yrhe‘

double payment for two Mmaths more, and cfioubrs not but in

A relarionto the exigence of your Majefiies feryvicevto prevails
for further txme. ~   A  

A His humble fate imshyai: T‘may~ carry with me intoy%tyhey*Ceyu-n-
A treyyour Majeflies Order . that the Forms of Sir ‘T139-
; : yymm~yyL:;md.%j%rd may notbee reymoved‘; but; upon urgent
‘~ A’ mccafioia,yymmy;i11}:is returme : And that only upon your
» Majeyfiies5o3:.Pri1ace .f9#Pert.r fpcciall, Ogden, o1;he1'wi~iéi:;
will be‘ 7aygrea"t obfirzxsfiion and difconrazgemetut in*raifng

 or continuing the numberypropofed. V

4 'V:.*hy,: youz: Majefly "Wm be ypleaiéyd in thcirF.—1V0ur,t0.*Wril:6‘ %

A your Letpet ta Princa fi’.m;mrr,a11d that the Country may
: »  ” have thexhonouyryto prcfbnt it;‘r04.t‘h€ end, they may be
eafed of” Freey@/arryer; cxafiions abcw-fey their ?cc>m;ributi-—-
on, and unneceffary Garrifons, that Cimpflow and Monv
mam/J may bczythr: better £:’rre1-aygtylywaimd; ‘A «
That: Sir Tlmmm Lundsfwrd may bee qua1ified‘with Am
r thorit.'y,.t0 proteét them according to fualmxfier asvrim:
Prince {hall ma1s:e,y _ A y

March 21. y y A i . Thefcprefzlated by yyour“
: “L644-..y   *   A . y V7140)/afl Subjefi
 9  A A ’ A   Edward Bafdom
This a_ true Copy. 4 y   A 
¢Za#uc/aye Tate.

'yC%*‘o'l0?2%ell Fitz~WilIiam humbly p2*'2aje~s gzml frofzozmdsi
4 " as fallowet/7. .

THatyy,you; facyred Majefiy will vouchfafe to px:ev2;i1wichIuié;«
y Majciiy to condiiizend IQ thejufidemandsof his Iri{h~fiab~—
jeé‘rs the Confizderate Catholiktzsy in his Majcfiies ‘Kingdoms 0f
Ireland, at. feat’: in private. F %

That upon the confidérarzon tfiereof Colonell Fit&—Willid.m-*

humbly-’ propyomiads and undergoe;‘h (with cheyyappryobationfigf’ A
.‘ . A ‘W  .y .‘  % 1  A A yr;

A 3,,

,. by) (22)!

! Mr Hmidegan new erriployed‘ A gent flf‘0‘r the fa C d- Con Fcdetate
lCatho1ic!<'es in Frzmce)t0 brine an Army 0F ten thou {and men and t l

more of his Majoflies fi1bjC¢§$ in his kingdomof/relaadyfoplhis
Majefiies fetvice, into Eng/and. "

i That Colanell!Fit.eiwi/[fave nndertalces for the fumme of ten
thouland pound lierl,to!ea\ty, fhip, andatm, the {aid ten thou-

V {and tnen,and fo proportionably for more orleffe ; and that the 1
faid money may be put into fuch hands as may be fafe for his A

M ajefiyaas well as ready For the Colonel! when it Ihal appear the

{aid Army (hall be in a readineffie to be tranfpotted into EngJmnd.t

That upon the landing the {aid mlen; there {hall be advanced
to the Colonel! onemmonths pay for an the Army, according to
the ~M~uPter, for the pretent fnppott ofthe Army. ’ by

That Colonel! Fitz. Mliam may bee Commander if’: Chiefe *-
it hereof, and difpiofe of‘ all the Oflicers,and onely be commanded
by his Majeliy, his Highneffe the Prince of Wales , and Prince
Rupert , and qualified with fuch Commiliions as hath been

formerly granted to his Majeliies Genetalls ,. that have Com-

manded bodies ‘apart from this Majeiiies own Atmy , as the

.Matq'uifl’e lot”N5.-wcafile , the Earle of Ifingflam-, andothers,

hereby the better to enable him in the Leavies as well as in
the general! condua, of the bufinelfe; and that in refpeét the
Parliament gives no quatterto his Majeflies Irzfk Subjedts,
therefore that the faid Forces‘ {hall not by any Order whatl'o-
foverbe devided. by ‘R ' l 
That the Colonel! may be fupplyed with a body of hotfe,
of at !eaP: two thoufand, to be ready at, the place of landing.
That thecolonell may be provided with Amunition and
Artiliery, or with money requifite for himlelfe to provide ne~
ceidaryyptopottioins for to bring with him.“   c C ~ 
- That the Army fhallbe paid as othet“Armies of‘ his Majefiies.

 Having taken thefe ~Propofitio_ns into eonlidieziati-on»,t We
havethought fiCj..EO..CCfi1fi€V01.1I‘ approbation and agteemem;

ithiereunto under our fiigne Mannal1;a!fi1”ri__ngi whatrhath beans dc...  
fired lotus therein,» {hall be forthwith efieflillally‘ endeavoured,

 and not doubting to the iatisfaéfion ofthe. Confederate Cat/aa»

.1;i{a-: of his Majeliies Kingdom ofln-l.amd;and tothe’ iaidcolo-—

nell

nel11?Eite-Wllliam , log that wee may ljufllyexpefi an agree-ab-13
llcomplxance and performance accordingly from all parties iuthefe
l-yfeverallconcernmemze. j t A ‘ 4 l _ l « ‘ l r

This is a true Copy of the Original] fentby her Ish.

jefly to the King,/Ma}: 1 5. 154,5, ‘i A W N i

A: [owl], Secretary to the right Honourable
l the LOECI farming,

  A true Copy. a Zomba Tate,

 V or XXII   h
Ta my Wife, -'t4'.]an. 1641;». by C‘-izoqum.

Tear: Heart,  _ _ h
vlPOo[y came the ~;-:. Jan. to whole great diljpatch 5ll«thQugh,_
at for fotne dayes I cannot gtve afull anfvver , I'733I]‘I'lOtlbu[ 

' this opportunity reply to fomething in thy Letter, not vyithoutttll

l telating to fomething of his Difcourfe. AA A l 
As I confefleit a mil-l-fortune (but deny it a fault) thy not
hearinglofiner from me, fo excule me to deny that it can belbf

170 ill confequence as thou mentions, if‘thei’r afleéiions werélb

l reall, as they make {hew ofto thee; for thedilheultyoffending A

-1 is known to all, and the numbers of each -Letter wi1I«fluewh“my

diligence, and certainly there goes no“ great wit to finde out
wayes of‘-fending, vvhereforeifany be neglected more, then our
Wits are faulty {but to imagine that it can enter into the
thought of any flefh living, that any body here {hould hide from
thee what is defired,that every one fhould know (excufe me
to lay it) is fuch afolly , that I ‘(hall not be-leeve thatany can
think it though he fay it : . And for my affeétion to thee, it will
not bet: the mifizarrying of a Letter or two that will call it in
qpeflion ; but ‘take heed that thefedifcourfcs be not rather the
”efFed-it of their wearineffe ofthy cornpany,.then the true image
of their thoughts 3 and-of this is not the ptopofauofthy.jou-rney'

 tozyw, a‘pre:tyin&an¢e2 For ferio-ufly on: f'e1Fe,;I ma itone

‘ of? the rrsbfl exteravaganec propofitions that Iehave heard, thy gia-

vixrw care to it being rnofi affurecfai (mi an ex reffeth» loxe
2:) 3 4,,» ,

V [Q me, andnot thy)udg€t1‘I€ntI1‘1 my a~Pfaires"I:I‘ As for the bufi--

 
   
 

Im':iTeIit feflfe, ( I meane the Ipeaceof'm~e!zrs:m‘*)*t'"o mew thee the
care I have hadhof" it, and the fruits I hope to receive from it :
Ih-ave {emg thee the 1::"z.f(3£jdii§2.tCh€$ , I haveiexntconcerning it,
earnefi1ywdAefiring thee to keepethem I.-'0.thy felfe’, only thou
nuaiff in general} let the _Q;__fi€gemt and fI‘v’£i1‘3il°c€fS thelifi under-
firands that Ihawe (i‘3F5:“.r€d my Irifh Subjefis fo good iizzisfacfiion,
that a peace will {hardy Ieenfiie, w1‘1”ich Ireally b€16€V‘€- But For
Gods lake iet none know the particulars ofmy difpatehes. I can -
nozbut tell thee, that I am much beholding to the Pormgafl
.f-’§g€.11t‘("€£11dlitt1€tO the French) it being by hismeanes that I

have %fem:thee«a11emy Letters, (‘ befides exprefies) fince I came V

'hiEh€f,§ tlmugh I expIec‘)cIeIdmoPc fiiom Sazémrz. 7!

* I vwill not trouble thee With repetmons of Nexjves, Dzfgéws
V =fi*11TrI3; cgarinet but paraphrafe a littleupon‘ that which
 hxhse‘ I1}: §J‘E1‘1__J£ItIOL1S‘OIMCIVEZIIOII : I 1: rs tins, nothmg can be

   

II59%*m7<jre e*;*iz;'ieIx?xi;,;4 vhen.thatI Setmfibmlswe innocent blood haIth_bee’nIe
f%f€%;;*w;1e.Ieof‘“:.§2e great” ea_.ufes oIfGods"juPc ‘ judgerherfints upofl” this é-—
 [fly eg @z§;iou;‘% eivi1l4v‘varre.,”e*bt5t1i1 Ifides”e?1iitherto being Ilaimioflc

 ‘T5 :?I~Lijw‘~ beingin aI~m“3nnereq*uaIIyIguIi1ty 3% but now
A ;§»§a£3;eryi%r3g bieodébeing totally t”hei:r's ;% I beleeve it is no preI..

In fgffipggrgxa bereafigere to hope the:  hand of jufiite mufl be hea-
jfee?9f‘i€“r‘I:s;:;i?"i-*1; ?é*¥~??41"1;IaI11d llghter Upon Li? , eloek1t*sg9en0W upon our

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"R‘1c'/»'-maria’, I thank you forthe-;accompt.yoLifE'.mtznc bythfs
# B4-’3T‘~‘?!‘, and lmvenothing oflsew to dircfl you in, but only A

to It mg‘-mlzcr yvu that my gohg to Wefl. is %nm to be mcntiganed
but upon probable hopes cf procuring a Txtaty with Cum. there

V or there abputs , and that you mcntionthc fécuritylaske with '

mfg’ comming $0 W69. And I hnpc I ncszd x1ot:cmem‘aacr youto '
C31‘ “'36 Well E‘!-2-C Ind cpcndc  1:5 and Scots; thi.<‘{B='a? er will tell you
haw well our Wcficrne an”  Northern: Aflociations gcacs on re» V

wlmml Vrefir you ‘or other tlmzgs. Ircfr.
"fins a true Cqpy. Zmche 1"’ are,
0.a.;z’«)r% Feb. 1644. Ms511mrié1Hs For Secretary N£¢~£ml.ss con-»
" ccming the Treaty atWp:V&r‘TL:J£tfi’o 

   

IrPc for Rc7I7gion and Church gov*::-mincnt I ~..v§1h;ot goc om
j or fiarthcr tljcn what is offxcd byyoa alrr:a"dy.A _ ~A " A
2. And To for the /1«[i.r'£ti.4 m"=rc than what yczhavct ‘allowed

% by me. but even in that you mufl oblczra-*2 that I m:.1fH1avc?rcc nb-‘ V

mfnaticm ofthc full halfk; as ifthc totall nuxnfificr ‘Scots and*aI1%
b3 b5 ‘hi”}’ 3 1 W111 name fi!"t‘ccnc ; yctifthc-y(Iznc:1nc thc‘En-
gliih Rcbcls) will be (0 baibas to admito’ tan Scots to twenty
Englifh, I am contented to name five Scots and ten l:!7gli{h, and
fo proportionably to any number that fhallbc agreed upon.

3 . As for gaining 0fp.1rt'cuI.ar pcrfons b~'.fidCS{€CL1I‘§.ty,IgiV@

you pnwcr to promih: them rewards for 1:.-c‘ farmed in-vices,V um: 
fparmg to engage For placrss ; fo they b: not of great tn uf}, cg  A
taken aw:ayfi*c;mh<m:::Pc men in pofluflinn, but as much pm  I
you will : with this lafl you are only to acquai-:.t Ric:/amm<d,»~_

Sautbdnipran, C at/pcpergznd Hije. '

Thisisat‘rn,;é:C%0py. Zambc Tm. 

 

XXIIU. Di,rcrfI'ions for my Vxéridg; Cotnmiffioncrs:
Firft concerning Rchgxon. ‘ ‘

IN this the gomrncmcnt ofthc Church (as I Fuppofcjwillbc A

the chief: qucflion Whcrcm two things arcto‘  cbnfidhcrcdwj
Corwfcicncc an (1: Policy. For the firfi, I Nmuliit .dcdar¢ xn;tp you 

A  52$‘:   

W IIeannot*yee1°d'tothc changerofrthe government by Bifhopseg. no-if ‘ A»

only as I fully concurre with the moi": general} opinion ofChri-AA

v fivjapns in alleges, as being the befi: , but likew-ife I -hold my Ielfes

particularly bound by the Oath I tookat my Coronation, not to

A alter the government ofthis Church from what I found it. And
? as For the Churches patrimmy/,rIr‘carnnotfi1fieranyd1m1nurt1‘on-

or ‘alienation of it , it being without peradventure iécriledge,
rand Iikewife contrary to my Coronation ‘Oath but whatfoever
{hall be ofiered, for recfiifyjng ofabuflrs iffa ny hath crept in , or ‘
yet for the cafe of tender conféenees (Io that it endamage not the e

A ioundationfi I am content to hr:-are, and will be ready to give oh

 necefllaryedependexacy. ;

gracious anfvver rhereunro .2 For the Iézcond, as the Kings duty is 

ro protcfithe Church ,,£oit'1s the Churches to aflift the Kinny, 

in theomaintcnance of’ his‘ j',_uPc authozity; wherefore my Predie:-A
eeflors; have been alwayesfiarehrll (and efpecially {into the Re for-
mation) to keep the dependency of the Clerg y inptirely upon the
Crowne; Without which it will {carccly {it F-aftupon the Kings A
head ; A therefore you ‘mufi doe nothing “to change or leffenp thin A

Next concerning, the Milit:‘a.

‘ ‘ After conféience, this is certainlythe fitthefivfizbjeft for a Kings — 

Qggrrellgrofor withoutjit the K1ng1y_power isbuta lhaddowgoz
andp therefore upon no meanes to be qmrted, but to A be maintai-

 n‘e-daccordingjto thefiancirrnt knovyne lawes of the Land A: (yet
becauf: to attaine tothxs fomuch wifhed peace by all good men) ; VI

.ie is in ‘a manner neceflliry phat iufficientrAandArreaH"fecurirybe gi-

R When forthe performance of what {hall be agreed upon. ’1 permit"

you either by leaving flrrong Townes or other C/‘Mi/irvzry force in-

d eltiig the Rebefs pofleffion (until! Articles be performed) to give
. fish affzranco for: performance of conditions as you.fha11AjL1:lgopA

nccefliary forte conclude a peace : provided alwaycs that ye takenn‘
[ar1eai%)r‘r as great careby futficient fE":curity,A—A- that conditions be
performed to me : eflmi to rmafqefmre that the pmcc ameflftled, all I
rfiibxgrfiaflrcttarne imo their anoierét 0.1m.-i:el:_  A pp A

 h  V Thirdfilyo for Irdaznd. e ‘   -
A 1_'.£‘eon_fefi‘é,:Iae_v hove very {pecions popular Arguments to prcffe 4

b t&ESf".‘POiQt, the ‘aiflirig-j‘0f J10 Aarticlaé mam cuyfidrrcing ‘:9 thgip

m‘5$fl*-in jfhi9idh= A ‘W   bhavr as eineb reafmfi bmh :in_IienourpmdA ;

 ::aA~rore£~¢areA ‘howf:‘tdianfWere ihis‘as"any an worm ;
   W‘ o * r.'k11ows«A.;h

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  M A   A

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‘jjafirgnwejfi the tttattttntttttvttable ntctmty witxch mtaftsé mama

~-matkc the Itifh ,Ct£§ittio~tttttA, and thtcr¢~tcintai1mtyt-t ‘as jfltjongtgtgg.

{gm fo-rtht:.CvOr1(f1E.1di'ng c5ftba}t't';;pc;-fiatccttt; I vqhettfore ’yp1mu[t&ctm.!E:nt
to nothing‘ to hinder mt: “thflréln , unt1lla;c1e%ar way bt fltfownc
me haw tmyProtcfl;ant iubjecfts tbcremay probably (atleaft) dt-é»

fend thcmfitlvcsg and that I [hall haven-0 more need to defend 7

my cimfcicncciandCrowncficom the in juries ofthis rcbclliom W,
A  ' A true Ccpy. Z9.-M:/it Tate.’ -—

g_._z.‘n_.—

L2: Vxgttdgton Wedn;J;da}tbc%29t.  Iammrie, M44. the ‘Pram- A

%  flmwn under written mm urmmimouflj canfintad tmm , and Mia-

km éj all/M Mdjrflzer Commqgflsivwrt appajntcd ta traaJ:_t¢;’afar€ét«,
zamt:/wing a well-- gramded pace. . V .t  

. - tt XXV.   A F
, A. B. being onwffithc Commitficmcts aflignetd by his Maia»
Ifly fiat this M tcfmt Treaty at Vxbridgc, doc Ptoteft and pro»

~:XIlifi';ifl the fig t cf Almighty Gfid, that I will not difc1’of:”nor

«rcvcalc, unto any pcrfonm.‘ pcrfiaqs whatfbtvcr ( Whm is ‘nuts.
Comtmiffioncr ) any mtattfir 03.‘ thing that {hall be fp(.)k€'n"0f dwa-

ting the Treaty by any one, or more mf his M%ajefii:cs Cc:mmifi}i-

mats in any private dcbatc amongtt our Iétlvcs, cmiccrningthc
{aid Treaty gio as to name or dtfcribc djrcflly or indi‘rc&1yt the
tpcrfon or pcrfons that than [peak any fuch matter or thing, urii-
lcflétit be by the: confcnt of all thc {aid Commiflioncrs that {hall
he thcntliving. .   "

Memorandum , Tkam“: it 5} alltlae /hid 'Comm;cz7?-
fiomw agreed that tlait _/ball Ma: Made wijcret an
M: cf the Cammiffiamr: flmll agree: to merttflt EM
Majcflf the rmméw :.3f' ta/fljfentcrs or Dsfltwtwt,

taupan may yartimidr mfmlt, in Ibis Twagygzoi «fin-7’

' t «min; or dcfirifiiwg tbapcr/mi, A i   t

;This<is a ttucfioppy, cxanfincd by A 4

t " %% ‘A V :Z0t¢o*b TAM;

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ll fir&~:>» and certainly,’ the rel’: “will: hat-eaiilgét M A
fay-ithis of my ownt: head» alone‘: ‘for ggnertally hoth tht.-fa who 1

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V . comes ; onelly I will tell you, that the Propefiticrns which

1“; brings Wu are good , but 263. I llclelévc that it ism): yet _

time to put the-.m into extctztion : tllfii clots: findc.Iomr- mezmes to
IE,-nd them bacl(,which may not clifc-antent them ( and doc not tell
who gave you this advifc.‘ Sr. Hwgb Claolmegr is come with a
Troop t ofthorfc to llciffc my hanfls : the 1-zfi: of has people heleft at

Scaréorratgg/95 with a (hip lad en with Arms, which the [hips of

the Parliamlsnt had takitn and brought thitl1cr,.fo {he is ours ; the
Rcbclllshavcltlquittccl Taézlwg/fer‘ upon cnur§e:z1ding flurccs to Whe-
zbaréy, but they are re=umcd with twC1V‘¢«‘ l“‘“d“’v'd men : wt-£2-nd
more fi:>rcc*s to drive them Motrt, though tlaofc wcVhav‘c ‘Valrsady
at Wbetherthjr -at-cl {i1fi‘i::ie21lt,hut we {care left they have all their fir-
ccgwthcre ab§,>uL' , and vlcll; they havc logic :il<j.'figE1t3 ; for they have
VquEt.t‘cd Seiéyland lcawaad, the lafl or whach they ha ve bwrntt-:

;-Bsetlwecnlthis and to momw nighttwc {hall leznow the iflhe of this

b:ttfinefl‘c;and Ivtlvillfcrnd you azxcitprelfct: I am more carc;“ul-ll to

ladvcrtifir youof ‘what wc d0c,that you and we may finds mzaues
I! to hav’c pafi-porrs,l tofrncl : ahd I wonder that upon the Cefia.-.
ftlonu» you have not dcmandcfd that you might fénd in l'2if?:tyhlt:~tl1is
~lht:w=:s‘my love :4 Itmclcrllzaud to day ltom E'ondw2v, that they
H ‘twill havc no Cc§{{a,tic1n,llandltllhat ‘they? Treat at the A brjglnning of

the.-two firft A: ticlts , which is of the Ports , Shi;:v“s, and Ann?-
munirion,an<:l afrtwards of tltcdishandlng qf the Army :'.CC['-
“tati11ly’,tllI xt'ilh:.a peacé rhotc than my, and that with greater rea-»
lon But I wbuld the désLhat1‘r.lti—ngt of 1:l1‘lc'~
affair wards :1 deg: nut

are fmgyou atidl tagaizlxfl yuu it1‘thisComtr<:*y ,* with an end uf « it;
and I am ccrtamc, tl}at—xf}'01§lVcl0c-' dcmzmdi 1: at the filth, in cm it
bctnot granted, Hwlz’ Ls‘ outs, and V31}‘2¢0‘7.kg’%J€Ke),WbiCli isa: thiwg

to cunfidctt of : and lg: my pé::tic<.:la:“*, l1'f'"yt*u makééla gear: and ‘

d_is.band your Ah.ny",th$:fl3rc‘ zlfcrc: in an ssnd to this p‘3I'1{WILl.'1.lu Par...

4 llamcntt, I am abfolgtclymrclfolvcd ta got: into Framsc, not being "
willing tnlfall againe into the hands of tholcpcaplc _., bcixllzg well

tht:m,that it will not be

1‘ wclllfurll main England; remember what I have written to you A

amlrccl, that if the po we: remain: with

lfl

Q ;.,}lz,Q1t_ from Torlkg,Ma*1'lch 30. I 644. AM» April; l
   Y dcarc heart; I need not tell you from whence this bearer

perpctuézll Patliamcnt,_

hrthrcc prcccdcmt Léttcrs. ang bcngore carcfu!Imf"Amc than yaw 
have [mane-, pr at ti}: leaft difl'cmblc1tA; to the and that no Anofigg »
bctakermfA1t. A.d1_cuA:r the man‘ haflans me , fothatlcan fayno»;

morc.rA M ' % %
4 rerkg wa 3o.¢ March.

._mumn|nn. W

   

I  ' XX-VIL.” ‘ V _ A 
r-gr His I.cttcr- flumld have gone by a man oF5MaQ er 'Denea§G1ale,4.%
1 who is-gone, and all the beginning of this Lc‘ttcr~was upons

A this fubjcfi :%andth«<:rcforc by this man it fignificsinothing
but the end was 10 plcafing, that I doc not for bears Am {and it;to..:
you :..You now know by Eiliot the iffilc: of the: btlfincfli‘: of mien.

-flcr, {incc we had almofi l::.:'~{’c Scar éarm-4gb,whi1fi Chalmtjr was:

here, Z3’z?a1me~AB:x/belt would have randrcd it up to the Parliament: :
but C'ba!m1ayha*v1pg had notice oht, is gone: wafh our f'orces,~.
and bath wtakcn It; and bath defirczd to l*sam*;a .L1c:urcna ntm aAn.r:L.

frees wf ours~tozjput within it; for which we fhould take his:; A

In: hath alfo takcntwo Pinac;-:3 from Hotbazm, which broxxgbt 414. A
man to put within .S’c.¢réora.zzg/2, 10. Pi-ates of Canon, 4. Barrel‘!
of-Powder, A4 of Bullet. Thisis all our ncwcs; om: Army mar-«
ches to marrow to put an and AV ta (F-':ziafnzxt’.{ AExvccI1enbAy.; And I
will make an and of this Lficttcr,t‘nis third of" April. I hav<:~had’~
I19 mwcs of you fincc Pmfam. “ % A ~

 

A true Coppy. AV
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30, (J1/l'crcla. 3.. April. A
XXVI II. A

V _ V The: Qtggcgjto the King Gum Eatb. Aprif. 21. 1644; A4 A

A  ;  Y d€&re‘Ah~::.:rrr, J"‘;'réd.: Cornwal$a&:- will have ‘ tc»l'd« you4.a11Aom:.

W A voy»ag¢ as farréas A;/1sa’!mric,and‘Ath¢ fiatc 0? rnywhcahA7r_::fince
my cc.mr:mi‘mgV h~i:hcr5 T£nd%c’my Mic foilA1,¢as wAel1inthc 111A1'§Qi
th32'I‘l”}a‘*it,"aS inAché¢:z1crcafvsufnwyflhumfia A A  A  ~ 4 A  ~A

I»: hope that tliisdaycs ma wil*l dbumce good :1 goto marrow
to V1S<.z<A£:%l1,-~19 Lend yuu ba cktht.':' Carts ; many aofithtm arc alrcad

retumzcd .3 M y Lard Di/lam mm may-nu a’iAr~e&?{j frn;Iv}aw,tbou‘§' .~

A ‘ ;  V t    ' ¢ A M A
V ; kgfuya§f&#«Mfififl?fl'§#W "£2: ; a:;MrA%V£tAwmLJfi:% I  %(&wia'tflwma as flfitw ‘W %t%a%
A C:‘wm£;9?o*;m-r of Jrmml ta ;!az¢:rjj?29é5£,Timrtv“!v'ught¢o £3fi}q¥J£r0?,?t3- A

flfi_ag(5;@:E{3;§5Wg§flfF¢W.’?*é€ )m'.+:’f¢‘?££,5, >5-7r5’_,:’7:'“i2’!.$;:d iiwflyéir 9°t£p.'r“7"f, wiwf M} V

,,.ufl"z¢w'c tbe.m,t1mt wlam jam flaw ée z'2m;2o:é«'ar cozzdixian than year. saw

mwfi/M: yaw willgive them mmsamm.

wl tlxought it to be a matter a? {o great engagem-ant, that I dam

not dam it without you r1com»m.:md ; thcvreiam if it pleat”: ywu that
I fhouid doc fo,fcnd,r-nc wha%t%%y~ou:..WouId have me Write , thaw
mé;y7not doe more.:he:n What you appoynt : A;:z2d4 aifb that it being

your command; you may held to that which I pmmifc : for if V

lflmuld be very much gricvcd to write any thing which I would
mt ho1d.~to‘,'and when you havc.prozmfE:d it me, I will be confin-
dcnt.  bciccvc alfo, that $0 Wmtc to my Lflfd M'#~*'k‘-'73 withomt

thercfi:wi11bcw%cnough ;fonthciI.c:tter*whichI {hall Writc$tm_

Ahimfhvallbc with myownc hand: and if it betoall your Comm
gnaifli-aners, it {hall be by the Secretary. Parcwcllmy dcarchcarta.
Iscannot write any morcfizutthat I amabfo-Iutcly
,- ‘ti   J  . % r 7 Yours, ‘

A Atrue Coppy. . - A
A V Zamb Tam

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” % ‘ A [Ian-uayzy I%64§..A '

]-).»!rzI:,Iams:ary,T. have received one afycinur Letteszfs, flared from M

.M¢rIe£varaw pf an aid datcfiraving Icceivcd manyothcrs more
f'rcfh,to which I have made anfwer : I will fay nothing concern»
ing this but cnly concerning» the aflfiifr v.j)f(ar.)Ifi¢; bcinat done,
it is time”, being very fcafonabla atthis time, which I did not be.-
lieva-.‘bcforc.A I . underPcand thapthc Com%mifiionm<sarc arrivedaz:
.I.andarx'; I have nothing to flay, but it-‘a”a*t you have a care 0f'”yomt
‘honour; find t‘hat“ifyou haven peace, it may ‘as {Each as may hold;

V and if it 5511 out othcrwife‘, rim: yaw a’m-not aénndon tésfiwwba

.bm:afi.W:djn;w,fi9rfeAr time] a’bz%:fm'@ yaw i:-xjoaur med; Alf: I danot
fee how you canmin fafety Awithaut a Ragiment of Guard ; far
my Elf! think?! cannot be, fieing‘ tlo¢~.‘ma1£ce walv tbq haw againfl
WW, and my Religiaas,  wkiqb J A-ape fem wiliémzwe as care aftsaxly ;
fin’: in my opinion Rcligicm Afhcmldbe the laflzthingupon which

“ ybflfliouid trcat; Fa"? fyawe Jae agree awpanflr££Zmfl% agaiufi tbw

A Cflfftglfrlg, if mrfld giifi-aggrnga rimm M fer-_{mr9rwg,%g Mfiiff vsflcmwdx A A

tlwm;

(3frt)‘t

were j7amld £3 oatpaace, jflfiC50!z11[d7¢M!£’?‘“€Jép£’l5?‘fl£‘Z'l£‘tW}'J’titlufiffqm t
Ireland, or am} at/nor for/zwoiia/Q Prince“ for t/ac]twa:¢ld£vr7£eweyauo

t1*ao!o}zb.szodow -r/9.emvofi*~cr~y.m /am*efér~ycdjoz4rfi=lfe. Ivhavc dtifpfltchw
od an txp.tc{i”o imo t$‘aotlmc1, to Jlfopmorojfé, t0”knoWothc%c0nditi..
on be A xs m,~ and V.‘U‘h‘:tt‘ thorot 18 to be d“ono‘.t T hrs Wt:C%kI {End to

Mr. of Lormin audiuto Hall. 1 mo 110 time : if I had moon: of your?

oowos, all would goo bottom. Adiw my dear heart.

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~  AlfoMamh 13. 3 *% 

 

 hath broughtxne munch joy, andtiorrow; thc*€irPt, to know

  Aria‘ Ianuary ; gt? my doaro mart, Tam. Elia: two do-yos Gum j

to good cftato in which yz“‘L1aI‘€ : theotbor, the fear 1 have that A
you goo to Lama», I cannot concctvc whore thctwit was of

thofo who gave you this coL1o1?:l¥, Ltnlcffo it be to hazzard your

pcrfon to Iavc theirs to but thank§ be: to God, to dayl rqcoivcdr

one of youtsoby the Ambaflhdoutof ‘wartugafloddtcd ionIa11ua_ty,i,

which coutforted mo much to fie that tho“frca‘t3%. {11%:1l“I bf: at Vx-at

Midge : For the honour of God truft not your flwlfc in the hands of

thoto people. And if:’you ever got: to Lamiantbcforo thcPat1”ia-5 A
~ mom bcondod, or Wtthouta good Army, you are ‘I“p;m£»r.&

flood t/mt t/ac Fropo/itiamfar z/9; peace muff beginb} dixémidiiw ft/so

ufrmf ; ijfyzm ccmfimtita t/szérgaw ,/7m/I £4: leflgthcy haoviugtthciw ole V
powor’of.thc Ul/Ifilirint , thty have done and will doc wI1at{ocv'et"'
you Will. I received ycfierda} Letters from:/ac ‘Dm{:- o_fLormine$ ‘\

0

who fienofi me word if lrwzérflervzzicc £3: dgraeabfc tajaza, /9: will érsngfgart A

ten flaaofamdmen : Dr. Gaffe whom I have {out into Hafland all
trout with him in his paflogc upon this bufiutffo 5 and I hope vee-
ty fpccdily to food good ncwos ofthis, as alfo ofthoomoncy. Afi-

that

turn: ilrour Jolie I will be wanting in nothing you {hall dofirc; and 4
will hazzard my life, that is, to dye by famine, rather thou t

not to {end to you :; fond me word alwayos by whom you receive ‘

my I.ettcrs,for Iwxitc both by the Ambaffadour of Form 411 and

tho rcfidont of Fromm. Above a1l,.havo a care not to a andon I

thofi: who have Afervcd you, A as Well tho Bulfhops as the: poor" Ca-

tholicks. efldieo, You will pardon me: if] m~akc%ufi ofauothcr to A

A A V ‘Write, not bciogablc todoe it; Ayg-2:: tmyofolfiu cyphcrs (how to to

%» » I32)        A
my Ncpficw ¢wRz¢pert, that I intrcat you” to impart 31? thaf I write
myau, to the end that he may know the resfoza Why I wx-inc. not
“to him 5 I know mt how tofiezzd great Packets. .
My Wife, 3;, ft». 1654} A.true%Co;?py,Zar«vée Tare.

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 A XXXLW Wh 
A ,% Jri: this 13 of March, My Dear heart, fines my Iafi, Thavc

{ r¢'cci%vcd mac nfyuur Letters r:n;arke«:¥ 16 by which you fiqnig 1

“fie t%h¢Arcce?ipt o§“m.yL<-rrtcrs by Perl}, which imth 2.. }it:}c:- ihrpri.
; zcd ‘me, {E-caning to math .r you writzas. if I imiinmy Lam-r
fbmr.-Ithing which had diipkaféd you: 1f”thatharhbc:*n%, I am
very innocent in my intention I only didbch'cvc that is: was
naccflhry you {houlé know all : there is one other thing in your
Lcttcr which trr‘ ubks me mtch, whcrcyc-11 wouid have me keep

% to my {Elf your difpaiclucs, as if you beiicvc zhat%I:ham_1c3 t2eca~

pable‘ to fl1¢w.tIa§m to a*1y,n:-xly to Lord 1m to uncypher them,
my head not {ufl7.‘.r[1r3g me to do it my 1}: F: : but if it plcafc you I

%Will%dot: it, and non: in_.the world H1 11! fie them 5 be Eazirtdc *0 mm
W fir you kill me : Ihave ailrcadfii afflifiinn cmugh to Fear, which
% without you I could not doe, but your l‘er,.vicc fu-mounts ali :
farewell my dieare heart; behold thcmark which yc‘ujdCfirC to *

have to know when I dcfirc any thingfn carnc-Z3; >}< , aaid I

pray begin to rcmembcr What I fizakc to you come: rning I.ecé_.
Bark]; foi1fMa&crof the Wards.; I am next ingagcd ncrr wifl not
V for the places C-FL. ‘Bar. and othcrs,.%doc ynu accoArdingly.& A

' I3 _/Irfgnrcla 1644,.

T71:

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  % xxxm. V
Newarke the 17... -ef Iamn

A  Y dear: heart, I rcccivcd jufi now your Iettcr by my Lord St-iflijfl

, ; wha Found me ready to gm: away; {laying but Pm‘ (me t§.1i11‘g*,V fat
which you warm well pardwn :2. dayag fin%3P$ it is m Emvg. gig]; gmdf Lin...

~ are/m ., ymmg Hm‘/Jxzrfa having biz‘: pm in prnibn by erdct ax” §’”m:1ia2I2cn[t,,
visefcapcd :%an=.i'imt1~n1ea‘2‘z.* to .25; thsathmfiiwzxici cafik himfelfc mm his

armes, and that HM’ mm M .». M/rm? fiwufid ha 1‘€'!‘4?1d}.‘E:*3,; he is? gamete» his

% Fathcr. ands; fin. 'Writ=es for ymzzr aaafwm‘, (33 that I azhinkel fhzdi gm
-1 hence Fzyday or ’Sattur*c2a§,7, and {hail gm Iya’: at Wcrrawymd fimm Athmcc
to J5fZ”"5‘)':.\7s7hc1*c: we will mzfolva whmt my to miss, mad I wfllfiay there
.3 day, %bc':*caufc that thc march of the: day b¢‘%brc§ wilfihava binfoxnc-

what grcatymd aim m know haw thc %Enc:my nwrchcs : 35.23 thcir forces
af"Natringlaa:m, mt pwfent being gone to Leicafier, and Daré}, which
makca us beA1c:e~z«m:hatitis toiutcrccptour pafihgc, aflbcsn as we have
refolvcd, I'v.*i¢I1{bm§ you word .2 at this prefmt Ti’ *thifx3< it fin to let you
know we Hate in which we march , and what I lmzvcbehind mm for

A tlicwcty Mé“I.iaaca.’r2t’J93ire and Zfiaztimgwzm/Mrs; Ileavc 2000. foam

uzudwbcrcwitimll to arm #20. mow: , zo; Companycs of Horfe, all
this to be under  éwlex  §z*wandifb,W§%nm the Gentiamcn nfthe fitlmm.

try hzwr; c:Ec*firc:d 1:216 not mcarry with me, againfl: his Wm, far Em dc;-afim .
rad xtv cm1c%y4to gags; The Enemies,-havta left w%t%hmMmtinghmn

loam,  ;:::::rry ‘Wit’?! arm: 3000. ;Fz::m;;m:, gm‘. .g:«Difi'3p.‘§£)3‘fi§ of Hcxrfe anfi
%Dra;;;;nuo:);;A4F?;:.  j;§,?L*ri%%7"e:é;:r::=z4 mf =ti.;7Zzu11facm, 512.1%‘. . MO3‘fi£E‘S9 Ei',.»grry Ge;-m2_ym com»
manda rrzhcz ¢;;2.’. aztm  a:?i.;=»7   .i»:.Tm:1’t;’1‘, 3:3 fifloicmczli of my Ciiuarde-,an»~{
Sr. a*3'l£$‘...’1c’.$Z7¢?62tffi}‘  *tt3~i':%c:  11I%as;33a3r  3, mad ¢f;1"er.¢2‘r£1t§1!€: Horfc, and
SE:;qé%“:4 .ZC6';;jg'th*‘3A1f»?:;l.Hré:a‘}7, and l%1a;:;¢€?maac ¢iivi.a)7cfi:ie Gene2s~a1iiH'xna, and;
cmeczznucly «.iilig«zx1t, witlm x 50. wag.::ns of Baggage to govern: , in

»c3.fi: G1’ %;53attu1l,ha\m a care tlm no Troupe of Effcx. his A%rmyincc>rnm:1~» %

date my, For Ihopa th.;et for thc rczfflz wee fhzxllbe Pcrong enough, For at:
Nam? -.g.{~:z.m we have had. thfi mcperiencc , one of our Troupcs having
beaten 6. of thrcimyand made than By. I have received your Prwclzzw
maticm or Dz; clarazion4,which I w‘i{h had not ban‘1nadr::,bcing extmaznm
Eydifézdvamagious Fur you,for you {haw too much’fcar,, and do not what

 Ajmu had; refflvcd upon. VFarcw‘c11my dean: mart.

Tina 0:49:22 :a%t+’::¢: Ifing, :57.]un:::, té.:;.3...

(34)
; XXXIV.

CHA RLE3 Rex,

it '1‘ is not unlmownc both to the "Frenchliing and his Mother,’-what

it .. unkindncfles and difiafies have fallen hetweencmy wife and Mice.

which hitherto I have home with great patience, (as all the world
lmowcs) ever eatpeélzing and hoping an amendment, knowing her to

he hutlyoung, and perceiving it to he the ill craftie counlclls of her fe::-  

wants, for adraoceing of their owne ends , rather then her own: incli-
nation : Eor atmy firfi: meeting of her at Dover, I could not exfpea
more Teflimonies of refpeét and love, then fhee lhewed, as to gm: one

  inilance,her firlt fuite to mee was, thatlhee being young~,and comeing

to a flzrange Countrey,hoth by her yeares and ignorance of the culiom es

l or‘ the place, might commit many errors , therefore that I would not

be angry with her for her faults of ignorance , before I. had with my
infirufiionslmrned her to efchew them A, and dcfired°mec‘lin thefe ca-
fito ufe no third perform , hurto tell her my felfc 3» when I found the:
did any thing amiffe, I both granted her requelli, and thanked her for it,
but dofired that fhee would of: mee, aa (he: had delired mee to ufe her,
which {bee willingly promifed mee , which pcomife {hoe never kept,
for a little after thi~s,Madam St. George taking a dillaflr hccaufe I would

notlcther ride with us in the Coach , when there was YVocmcn aft

better quality to fill her roommlaiming it as her duc,( which in England
we thirtke a lirange thing) fettl my wife in {itch an humor of diflzalhz an

ainfl: rnee, as from thatvery houre to this , no man can fay that ever
fiiee ufed me: two dayes together, with fa much relp oil as I. defervedl
of her, but hythc contrary , has put: fo many diirefpecfh; on roee , as it

were too long to ietdowne ail, fame I Will relate : As I aake hair Was at l l

her firl’c Jeommihg to Hampton Court , I lent fame of my Councefl to
hcmvith thofe «fl-‘rders that were kept in the Ogeeragmy Mothers houfe,
defireing {bee would contoaand the Comm: i of Tilhera , that the fame
might hekept in hers, her anfwer was , thee hoped that I would give
her tlcareto oi‘cleri1erl1ouf§e  fh ee1i§?c her felie, (Now if {hoe had [hid
thatflzsegae would {peake wriazh mee_.,r;ott alouhrirxg to give me: fatiffaétion
7m it, I could have found no ziimlt with  whatfoeverlflaee would have
{aid of this to my ielfe, rm: ll could oialy impure it to ignorance , but I

“could not imagine that {bee ail‘-.i=onred me la , as to refufel met: in fuch A a

ahingpnhlickly ) ggtafter Ihearol 'iIhiS4E11fl;V£‘.T ,  make at time ( When}
thought wee had both} hell lealute to difputo it ) to tell her calrncly

  hath hcrfaalt in the publikedenyallfia hm‘ the bufmeife rt

 i i

»   (as)
(Elle, thee i-nlletcl of acltoowlcdging her lhult and mlllalting, tttivé moo’
Io ill an arnfwet that I omitt, not to be tedious, the relation of that dif-
eoutfet. havmg to much of that nature hetcaftm to relate, Many littlo
neglofts I will not take the paioesto fet dovtme, as her efehcwing to he

in my company, when I havcany thing to {t eak to her, 1 mail mwnes

hctllehrvao-t fitgh elfe_I am fare to be denied, t er oegle& of the Eoglilh
Tongue, and of the Nation in geoerall, I will alfo omit the 3ffi'0‘flt {he

t did m:.";'c, before my going to this loll unhappy aflemhly of Parliament,
hocaufe there has been talke enough ofthat already,:.8cc. the author of it. A

is heforc you in ‘France, to be lhott, Ollllltlflg all other pafftgts, corro-
ax mg only to that whielt 1:?» molt tefcent tn memorie : lhaving made a
commtmon to make my wtfes joyofiute &c.to afligne her thofclands

the is to éivc on. and it being btooght to loch a tipt:i‘!,clle that it wanted A

but my confent to the part:lt:ul:trs they had ehofem {bee taltcing notice

t that it was now time to mono the Otfieers for hot Revenue, one night

when Izwas a bed, put a paper in my hand , telliog; some it was a lilt of
tlmle that fhco defited to be of her reveotte, I toolte it, and laid I would
read it next mornittg, but withall told l‘l£$‘t”,t,l?tt&t by agreement; in France
lhad the ma meingot them ,. {he fzziol , there were both Englilh and
French in the note, I rcplyed, that thoiicz Eoglifh I thought fitt to fem:
hex-,1 would confirmcybut for the French , it was impoffihlc for them
to {me her in that nature, then thee {aid , all thofc in the apex had to
btcvetts from her Mother, and her felfe, and that {he could a mist no our
the? .- Tllen I laid 1t was neither in her Mothers power, not I-Icrs,~to aclw
mzt any without my leave, & that if {he flood lu..>onthat,Who1nl‘oe\’ct’

{bee recommended, fhould not come in ; then {heel baddo me plainely

take my lands to my It-1fc,for if 111: had no power to put in whom (he
wouli in thofe places, {heewould have neither Lands nor Houfe ofme,
but had me give her what I thought fitt in penfion 5 Ibad her than to--‘
member to whom (he: fpake, A and toldhet , that lhec ought not to ufc:
me: lo, then lhc fell into a paflionatc: difcourfe, how lheo is miferable,
in having no power to place lervants, and that bufimfles M {ucccedctl
the warts: Father recomnaexadahoo, which when I ofltrred to anfwer.
ihcc; would not fo ‘much as heart meet; Then {bee went on, fayln , {he

was not of that bafe quality to be uled to ill, ‘then I made her hot heat

mceattanidoteod that difoom-f:.t Thualzavittg had to long patience , with t

the dilttttbance ofthat that {hould be one of my grcatetll: contetltments
I can noilorlger fuffettholelthat I know to be the mule and fotnenters
of theft: httmotsgtot beahoutnty wife anytlongm whichtlmtxft dot 
it wet: but for one aétion they mad: my with doe , which is, to mgkc

A A  A ' “   (3’5') ‘   A
  mg Tamra m devcmon. to pm ,w‘hwh afhcm can have no grem-

   

 

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ttitlf   A  -   “mug , as §ikew1fe.%h1a- Motbcr, that this AA

   

hair;    :%:.e::;:  r:e¢;‘m:E'§’Et;y‘ A, I &::vA11'a"1t%110t but Eva zvili be: fzltifv »-

fiA%,M.:A;.a w.istA itw, c3:  ;.A::;iiA;ggA  he: hath done thé i§E4cE1.¥.1n£i13§.f‘&,%, mm fiaying

V Vviaxiciiaa  %;1A;~:A mLi;E2*r*:£gii2~1‘r 2 And being an ac”c%a‘2;AA‘ai:3T1;2MIc«mc may in-
tarprmz m  uczf ‘mrflmr.:flcA to his Naucm, I t}A2cug3zt goofs} ta give him

  km:-5;: traxéaicd wizrb M] &§mdem,Ir

an szccgmpt mf it, becaufe thatin all tlzizzgs I tvmu1ipra:{xcrV*e the good
1: .. u .
cormfiponaancy 311$ Broth:-riy :a:1%~&1on that IS mat » ?e.=:An us,

Hi; flmjcjflyex £;»2fim5Zza*:¢.s' givaw was :52? I/P’»m]}.:wJe,A“‘rW 123%’ of 124%,  

3626. fignci Mr. A
Azr.-w C 919553 M5. /be Tare.

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Oxford Ian : 1642:.  
 A  E251‘: heart, I mceiv: it at wgaad ufvtgure thtx to 533;” W‘; new

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A».   cannot 4} to dkczipbcr, far ma; % /aafimg ré-T; fipartwwig , it Ziée...
‘fizz’/e écing a jtafl exc,:xffe for zf/92': /4307; rz¢co.mFt : 1'' £11’:

jam‘: , firming newly rrceizred tlxiwaj AA #9:: 30. Wactmé, Ebfiécig I ‘A

A )‘~ 1 has az’afpa"tck- V1

ed Digbxfisflec: fall] Tc/A¢£fic~'gtl:Ii* Stat: afmr gfmr: , 12,51,-Hf”-,,% [A fpmgg A

9.22617)’ mm tel! 31951 , “film! ‘the K9551]: Are: itzsgafigaaf {ma an lguartli treat ,

zvjtbaxzt any qfffaofe a’.*7flzd£'w2zzA.age;r w/vial? 153$ t "£idweA .1 Evan: dffrafiegdkfl
2:;/.:¢:¢ Tom; Enos Went £2-mac‘ , ami't.€m’r ti5.~.-- a'ifira&3i¢g; gr. Lmdm WW.

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% thy are not }c’t mm, 514: £>_yA(l.:c 7:. xx 1 Imp: roflmd t/am .- Ivawypgy :5,
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~ This isa true Ccjppy Examine-d% by ‘Miln Coréett.

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A A did not know the danger that thou wcrt in by: thcfiormc,bcforc
I had certain: aifuranm of thy happy efcapc; j was having had aplea-r

Bare heart, I never till now A knew the good of ignorancc, Fox-AI

firxgfalie rcportc, ofthyiafe 1~mdingMa*t*'““‘  ~«:WMflt’:‘~ which thine ofthe: ;

 

19.AI4n. o confirmed us~in,4Athatw‘¢c,.at

‘eaft were not undcccivcd “

afthat hope, ml was knew cert-aincly haw great a danger thou haft Y

page .of which I {ball not be out of a A rchcrifion, Auntill  irxayhmrc the

happincs ofth Companyfor indcc think it not the Icafl: of my mifw 

fortunes, that or my fake thou bait run {in much ‘hazard ; in which thou

hafi %~:'::c;_2rc11“cd [0 much love to mac that I confcfilz it is Impofliblc to rc-4* « A
pf.-.A%y, by any thing Iscan doc. much lcfiéwby wmjds; but my heart bcgrfi V

t ‘i _   V _l _‘i_(39)   A A  
M full of afle-axon for thee, admiration ofthce, and impatient patfitm ‘mafi-

gratitude to thee, I could not but fay fame thing , leavin the tell to
lbc_c read by thee, out of thine AA own: noble heart. The insrrceptin g to
mine to thee , of the 2 Fcé. has bred great clifcoutfc in {email
erfons» and of {overall kinds as my fitying I was perfccutc-.d for places
is applied to all and only thofe that I there name tohee Sutors wht-.tct§
the truth is : I meant thereby the importunity ofothctawhom atvthat
time,I had not time to name afttrell a :. (am: there rnentioned,fot I con-
ftfli: I74. and I 3 3. are not guilty ofthat Fault, fume finds fault as too
much kindneffc to thee (thou may eafily voatc from what conllellatioh
that comes) but .1 allure {itch that I want expreliioni ,l not will, to doe it

. tcnn timesatmoiretot.the:c on all octcafiotns , others prefle mate as being

btopght upon tlte-~Stagc, hurl anfwer that having profeil; to havcthy
advice It were {wrong to thee to do: any thing before I had it. As for
em: Treatyfleavmg the particulars to this int:lefed)I am ctonfilcnt than

. wilt be c ntem: with it-,as concerning my part in it,fo::r all the Souldiersl

are wel p eafetl withwhat I have do:1e,but cxpeét no ccffation ofA:ms,.%
for the lower houfe Will have none withouta disbanding and I will not
dilhand till all bee agreed; laltly for out Military aEtires.I thank God
that here and in the Well: they ptolfpct well as For the North I refcttc
thee to 2.26. 14.0. information 0
good news from thee.  ‘

Cop}: to M] Wifi’, I 3. Feé. 164;.

flxfard 1;. Feb. 1-64.; . a M 4‘
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Inflmfiians to Colonel! Cooktan to bepurfued in his stage».

dayly expeétingand praying Fez; «

tiation. to the K5223 of Denrriatlte»     

YOu are tt: infotmcthe Kitng of‘ Denmark: , that by his Mai’cl'li'es A
A commartcl, as to the nearcllzhllye of his Crovtme, his Vnclc, and
iwbomtlhe beleeves will nothe imconee-med in his afiaites, as well in.

ii A Intcrclls as atllzétion, you are fear to give a ptttictilar accompt of the-

to reduce it tea more €K§fl;,partlCl.llat‘B] , finch mrtight  ttiéfu r
    V   ‘ at L}  Prfi‘-alt’

State of his Mtajelhics affairs, a. to renew the ancient League and Amitie»

that hath been between the two Kingdomes, and Families Rcflralhancl A l I

to the

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'g'ef”e11t afiizircs of" England, anti ali wzurrengzes m tbs mwrc of thofe at

  cnmarkco

That 6’ c prefmzat affiizlr mi’ §;*‘t3fii'§.K‘ nc,<?:miation,i3 to demmd an afliihmcc

~ fmmhis Maxie;-2. {mm 3, mm war was :§i%§§::‘x‘1t Stam mi’ the aflzaircs‘ of Bi)-
” glanfl requimfi, mgggeaimik a  agaazabirgzation 9? his Matias fubjieflsy
A who ha re rsfzzctonfiy invasdeafii W M.?,£.1€ fr: hm *pa2¢z*:::;*r,2j_'L:=ar rites 9 buthave
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def-pretcnces c2»€Lx’”.:=crtic :»:;;::a«:§§,.?;eI~i5gr%f;:~»9:‘%,   «. ¢’iF.'3~;‘‘3'‘'~.’’.'i*':f.”€L‘2¢»’1.,_2S premcw
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% fucceflie in their fiefignc.

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  bation of their proccccfings, and in ‘FJMMJ (  
“ ‘ ~ ‘ »a at 5 "W M an -4, ‘ J ‘H
%% iéqucncc and defignc Wcrc vlfibic to me:  3%  

infinuatcd under pretcnsizc of r:fm:11a*%:imm    GE Ga»
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  difpcrfsd and Foznented an:on:g{% thegzrfé; mi  
V," and Forcc, to beg: ufcd to oppaf: and iup‘gm"m<:;;° '£,%;1W:2;{@
V moovers thcrcm. i T

in the Commang in thofe piem;fibIc paa‘i.im?;=:2r:g  gg

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th ey proccedcd undcr pretenccu:-' Eiefbrmazimn GE §51e1§.;gic;;s7 ‘tc{difl?::lve
thcfsmgczrnment of thc ChurC3‘3,a£”t0fd.§1fi‘:f?; ta its rcm{5;ituiti<>nii1‘%gEng1an'd
21 chiefs columne and fizgnport fo“211:étN£o;‘12=.rcE.1y mad Crmmc.

Tine}! lafily im'adcd his M‘atieinaU the Prcz‘ogati§*eS of his Crowne,

«mad undar pretence Bf ill lV.’Li:1:Ificrs and ¥LI'oun£mfl0%urs%o*f'% Evflgzic , Wham

they pretended to remzbovc ::mig=:.amL1r“¢;.~*c{ ta i1m=:Pc in thgmiclxm in an

 gsianss for the s‘utuz‘e the Domination ofail M:§§rz}L{ir».§es of mm , and of

This M¢aties‘fami1;r; withdrew 211 his mzcmm into thcir owmf hands, ani

 W: ism and‘ fim.

to%C0:3fim1e thflnfcwfl in an abfolutc power cifdifpafing his cfiattg‘ an-r ‘ "

ztj::«f:~.~i ugion ;;:%ofi7:ffing%%£bcn1f:Iw Saf that   Militia if the Kingdoms , his
«.5; and Magazi-123‘, m whxchhis Mane.’  ffbnscd tq a¢pp¢:ar_”<: in
.e!jpp:.;3fizzu.% tiargczaus  ‘WCN mfcd aymft bxm,‘ fczsthath ms: was

§i3§'€~‘%:*c3t0f?37¥1‘ai€c%Lond<§n, f"orpré:f:r*.*atiuon of his Pcrfont, his Qgecné

V and (‘§3iié.'§r€;1. "  ‘

  y p   , y  .    
«“£hai*f1nce foelthe= fafety of the Qfueen he hath been forced to fend ‘her

into H ahnd, to retire lrimfelfe to the beft l affecfted party of his Subiefts,

~ from whence by‘declarationsv fe ttin forth the finiiler proceedings of that

faction, difcovering their defignes o ‘ innovating the government, and {al-

fifyingthe fcaridals they had imputed to him, he hath had the advantage A

generally to undeceive his people, to draw to him univetfallyithe Nobility‘

and Gentryiof the Kingdom. But the other faftioii {till keeping up fome  

interell and credit with the Commons, in ' the defperate eftate, they finde
thernfelves begin to make head againfi: him, have appointed a General,a*nd

are leavying Fotcesto rnaintaine their party, committing divers aéts of

hoitihty, violence and rebellion. ,
That his Majeilzie having great encouragements given him by the 6XC€‘C--

ding numbers of Gentry and Noble-men that refort to him, is already ad-«ll

vancedneere them with 6ooo. Horfe, and 1oooo.Foot. 
That the States of H at/and have condefcended to give her Maieftie the

' (been a convo y of the greatell part of their Fleet now at Sea, for her re»

turne into England.  i
That divers Ports and Counties upon his Majefizies perfonall appearance,

have declared for him, fo that his af-iaires at home grow daily into a better i A

eitate, as he likewife expeels and hopes, that all his neighbour Princes and
Allies, will not looke upon fo dangerous a precedent to their own Crowns
and Mouarchies, without contributing to fuppreffe this fo pernicious a de-«
figne, begun within his Kingdom. y A

I\ That toigive his Maielty the jufter ground to reiieéh upon the dangerous
confequences, in relation to his own intereft, of their fucceffe. It hath been
by them publikely moved in the Commons Houfe long fince, to in terpofe

in the accommodation of the“D:m-Ia and to let out a Fleece, to take away

his Cuilomes of the Sound. M “ e
That they have fince imputed to his Mtio as a ground to fcandal him with

a his people',that he did negotiate,the introducing by his Uncle the King of

Dmma-rice’ a forraigne power to ifettle his aEaires,and under that pretext

l havegiven large Commiilion, and particular inllruétions to the Fleete, to  

vifite, fearch, and intercept all fuch Danifb ihips, as they fhould meete,
and to fight with, {inke or deliroy, all fuch as fhould rehl’t them, not per»-«
mitting thefame, or to take and detaine them, having any Armes or Am»-

munition on board ”; according to which they have iearched, vilited, and '

diet-ained.divers,ito the great prejudice and interruption of the Narway
trade driven commonly in this léingdome, in their owne bottomes : And
Ih‘3.l‘. they did prepare force againfl: others, whom they permitted not to

, water, not any other accommodation being bound for the W¢fi'1ndier,
and put in by llreile of Weather in th/eéhieit of England. Th

r Tim in pur‘fi.uncc of their gI’€Cl_t,(l€llgl’lC”Of€Xtll‘Pat1I1gttl1C‘P\0yalll)l0l.ICl_§

and l~.-lonarchieof Eng1a23d,they have endeavoured ylikewife i to lay a greati
bletnilli upon his toyalliamily, endeavouring to illegitimztte all derived»
from his Silier, at once to cut off the inyterdl. antl”prIetentio-nseof' ii the whole-
Race,_which their rnoftdetefiableyyaitatlt it-C3_llClCll.y',0:l1_S,\ deligne they have pnrfire.

ed, ertainining witnefl;~s,:mtl CClill3l_‘I‘l‘ll'lg CifCui1'llla1lC€S,311Cl times to colour
their pretenlionsin fo great a fault : and which as his l-acted Mtueftie of

£2: land in the true ietice of honor ofhis Mother, cloth abhor, and will pu—- .0

nii'n,fo he er-:peé’cs his concurrence, in vinclicatinga Siller of (0 happy

tnemorlygmd by whom fo neate an union, and continued league of amity,

hath been produced between the Families and Islingdoms. _
That the pmicttlsrs in which l'11S Majeltie cloth dcfire his aflillzance, are,

in the loane,and raifing; of men, money, armes, and Ships, all or {rich of:

them as may conf,Pt belt: with the convenience of his own ztffaires :. And of
fnch in the firfr place as may he tnoll requilite and 3; wanting to hislvlznelly.
That tofet hisleavies on foot, and put him in a pollute to protect his

fubjetfls in all places that adheare to him, and receive their contribution ;&

Ioooooli. will be neceffiry for him,whi-ch his Mtjefly defites inay, be by

way of loane. And for the re{’citution of it, befides his Kingly word, and

{olemne engagement upon this treaty, he is contented of fuch his (Browne

jewels as are in his difpofnre, to leave his royal pledge,ifit ll‘l£1llb€~tZlCllr€€l‘:I
   particulars of Attnes that» he defires , are 6000. Mufquets, I 500.

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Horfz-arines, and 20. pieces of field Artillery mounted. , ‘ A   V
~ Aflillance of men, he defires onely in I-lorfernen, and to ltnow in Wfictt
time they nmy be ready,ancl how many. it i

That the Holy Ilantl, or New- Calltle are defigned For the lantling oi‘ the.

{aid}-l0_rie, ancl Magazin of the faid provifions, for reception liltewife, and

pI'£3>II€&iDn of Inch his Shipsas he {hall thinlte fit to employ for the coun- 

tensncei and fecutityj of thofe his _ Sttbjeéls. that yfliall tradefupon .thefe

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theyhlagazities of £_)mmm4{:f,a like proportion of arrnes and ammunition,>
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3. The Qgecn aiprpe-ares to hetveef*beienas ryama, aindiim;per§«
ous towardsthe Kinrg,p4p. 314. as_‘fl;1e.4s implacable to our Ree

  ‘1i=gion, Nation,ei-and tG‘<5viernzn1enrt. 1Sh'edot‘h the orifices 051 Re.-

fidenrt-ein Frzz‘m'e,rto:p1rocu're iimbargocesr of ‘our Ships, to “rIa;yfe

‘forteiegne Forces againfi us, and in this {he is erefiieife to the

’rieg1e<Si: of heroowne healjth, %S‘I1‘et‘Vt_)wies to die by it famine, ta...
‘Ether “then to farle the King in {ueh hkc negotiations, Seeyep. A A
She rconfines not her agency to —I~‘m“m'e,ebut ifoiili cits Larmirr for

— Men, the Prince of ‘owning: fore Ship.ping.She {ends Armes afar“

Srotflmditoi Mantras, ‘fpeedsiCo1ione1el~ ;.FI3t.-°:» William: iihis "Com-

miffion for Irelamd.,]mp 20.21. The =Coun{els a.?e17fo~in Exg‘l4‘et£'
which {he gives the King are of very pernitious “coni“equence,.

‘thercbythie Parliament mufi: be disbanded, «pap. 2177... Treaties A

mhfiebe fi1{'peé°ceid,great care melt bei‘ha~d in them of Her, and

Her Re1~jgion,pap. 30. Bifhops an<_1hCatho'licks mufi be (pen-
allyproxrided for,pap..31. 'I_‘hc.K1n*g1muftbe Foirfwarned,tthat A
He cannot be fafe longer, then he defendersalrlsthatrhave ferved

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pofes {"0 in the bufineffe of Irflflfid. thatthe Kingis not feene
‘therein, nor oblieged to any thing immediately, pap.29.

V % 4. "The King doth yet in many things furpaffei theQgeene
tifotaéts of hotftilitygand covering themovcr with deeper and

darker fecrecy. He 7imp1.oyesColionelilecoockraym to follieire

A thc‘iKing or Dmmarflze, making not onely Papifis our cncmifi-5.,
f foti‘-religions take, but all Princes though Proteftantsfor Mo-.

narchies fake, rather then faiie of ayde ‘fromthehce, He {titer-es.
‘rumours about his Mothers chafixry , He promifes to c1§fob_.

  A A t1=iegetherHo11aimdcr in the bufines of the Sound‘; He pawncs.

the Jewels of the Crownc,}M}’-»39- He preffcs the eenbe--
ryond her own fiery prapenfion , urges her to make rperfonalli

' Friendihip with the Queen Regengfurniflaes» her withdextrous.

 ihgolicies, and argumetrts.to work: rayon the 11;1.ini{ters~of State r

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:‘m§ ‘x;‘ ¢    rr (¥W3heIVr   44- ] r 
in firmer. Of his owne more, wicheurrinrreary Hepr6pofee% “

“to the ‘creme the taking away all pcnzzil Statutes egainft Rea

ecu‘fa"‘ntsi‘nErngland; Ties-true,hHe dotheell by wayeofbargaipee

‘feorhis ‘own~epaertieui1ar advamrage: burrhe P5.piPc*$ conditions

“are better'then *ouzrs,in regard that the 'Q}een her felfis trufiexie‘

with rhet.*mercharndi;’1e5pup;8. He profiirures his Apardron and

rrgrace ‘toe the Tri¥h’Re’beI‘s, im por~runi~ng ormmde, to uie .impor-

tuniryero them,'tharrhey"wilh1 accept of indemnity , and free

ma: ofPOpe1*y,:‘end deEre*nothingin1~i»euthereaf, but thatsthey
‘Will tragnfperr Eyre theufandrnen into England, and fame other

fupplies into Srcatlaeed; “Far this purpofe HeArfemisPofi'3 afiter

rPoftrs,eng1rhafien‘s the hbrxfineffe the rzzrher ¥:>ecaurfe~ being in
Treaty With the two rPafliamenrs of England and ‘Afleatlmd, «a»-

bout profecutrion bferhe Irifh , He may be prever1:;e‘d %therein;,
and preingaged not no confent, esreejmp. r 6.1 7,1 8,19. He onely

r4‘h<iX(:epts ageinfi A‘ppea1esrtorRame,reandffiremutxires. All other‘

things He thinkes chearpemotxghr for the Iriflu. 9 He emufi: not;
ertow fiend hupon’" fcmp1es(ris his eownee Word)a11 things I=iOtC1r,i£‘-

   agreeable co‘*conrf2:ienrce‘an‘d Honoreére rtorbe admitted, 3:   F0 to

grantfree exercife of idolatryghoqgh ahjurd former1y,ro the

“mofl: odriottsireflageirious murdereerrshin'the~*wor1d,~is but a rfcruple
Ah not difagreeable eitherro com" cience “or honour. To ba;rrga%iner-
away our A5953 of Parliament by inch vcilarn-deffinc ingege-‘
,erments,%asjpafTe Qnely by‘papers,and dare ‘notelodke rupon the
Iighr,e{‘peciaIiey"fi1ch3Aétseas econ-cerne our Mgreereft interrefik

even rhrsafeof Rerligion, ft1p'.po”fesuS*t’o beflavres  ‘the «baf

aloyc :-andris firengé chatrthe Irifh and Pepifts’ fhcmlri at all?
A hrefi upon the ftrengzh of fuchailhrances 5 when they fee Re»

hhrcordsand Parliament Rolelsare of novertue at all, citherm A

the Englifh, or Protefiants, Sc:;m)o;.I 6..r7;,%I 81,19. He calls us
3. Parl'iamcntMpub1ike1y, yet acknowledgeus not a. Parliament

1 fecret1y,Hefup“prefl'esrPci1Ihis not ack.no‘w1edgem‘ent', one-I‘y He»

enters it in theCounc":e1l1Brook at orfard, and fo thou hit be-

 fmotherédto ugwhomhzmoftconeernesgyettis rcgi red for-
Qur enemiesuI'e;upon all occafions ofadvenmge. Tiriserfevoure

eve   iouncilfrom the Councelli£iti:)i¢'T1gf¢2rd,that the Nameithough
not the Thing,ihould be imperte to us: but even this was
not willingly and fifeely allowed by the King,‘ lhad buttwo of

  hisiiAdvifers ficled with him, all the tefi: {hould have ballanccd A
n0th—ing at all inethis cafe, This is-a. figne they {it there to great

gpurpofe, for though they are more worthy to be confultcd with
rthcnl Pa.1‘lia.mer1'tS: yet t§C1r.yOt€S are but indifierent things,
meere fermelities,efpectallylf there be any difiént at all a.-

eeongfi them, Seepap. 5. He in ihew Iéekes Treaties, and

«wins upon the people by tha.tfhew,yet chufeth fuch Commifl
liiot=1etsl,and bincles them up with fuch infltuaions, that all ac»
teemtnodation is impoflible. His aime is to winne upon our
Commifioners, and for this A purpofe gives authority to pro»
poi‘: rewards and other al1urements,p.q. 24. gives avifgey m

i Caiale the —Scots‘and Independents; as to the Duke of Jticbv

wand, pay. :3. prefies for forrttignc Auxilia.ries- the motel

eagerly,-pe}n12.l3y. hopes to cait the odium of the ttbreaking W

of the Treatytnpon out Ede, Mo. 1. 7,3: 2, I 5,2 5,3 7. He feems

l more zealous fer Bifhops and Pa ifis(cal’d his,andtl1e Qgc-ems  

friends) then the Cueene her {cl c, andethercfore effutcst her of
k‘1 ’1‘ ' -     thetein,_without any tequefi of hers, £4p.i7. He
l»d;otl1 not thinke fit to treat withthc Rebels, cmely y, the 1181--

~ itetptvfition of“ the QLIGCII or of ormomie, but he {im_ds P3.fCiCLl'f
Jar thankes to Browse, Mmkcry, Plmket,y4p. I9. He pretend: e

i7t3rnctimes*tohave the hearts of the major andt better part of

   3his Pirereftant fulirjeefis "firm to him. in this cauiiggget truils notie

_;rbutPapifls~i and therefore is advifed by the Qgeene pay. 1;. by
.neqimeztnese tao disbantl for this reaion, becaufe all the’ M iliti a ié

, genera.lly in the Parliamcntshands. We fee what opinion the '

 hath ofvwilmat, Percy,%Sm[:x. WC‘ Tee Wh:1_%teoipinicm he
:l1ath;tof the«L<-ards and“ Commons at Q.=fferd,Wh0 have diiéeru
ttecl their truPc’herc,,i out of confidence In him :. the 13r.f;,,Jm~"

:£e.iaege.s.l1e%een Elude at party [:9 ma§taine hitninlthisopedfiw

there tells tusjpleinely iwhatiuiie theiiiini makes of them. A  

 The King will clecl:tret.n0thing amour H of his Parliatnenr  

1

A A tion.

tron ii~5s[1C)I' gerfortnc anything whxchhe hath declatred, foiioloq-;,...r.

as he can nde a. fuificient ”pa.1‘tytl:0 excufe him from It.

And indeede. it is a lad‘ confideration tothinlie  what l1nl’13lp«}: t
yiulethe King hath ever made of the obedience, and patient ;’ i

oyalty of this Nation 5% finding alw-aiesthat he might withoutri
any oppofitron otmdanger at leafl deny the1rjul’c liberties, laws,
and the very ufe of Parl1am'”ents;,orT if fome ;urgency,or hisown.

~ neceflities, or advantages had caufed him to call 2, Parliament:
he might afterwards With as little oppofition, deny whatfoe-t ‘

vet he granted under his owne hand -, as the Petition ofRightt
obtained with tome difficulty, and broken immediately after.
without any fcruple may fufficiently tePtifie. The Pacificatiornl
with Scotland was not afi‘entedt"o,until the Eaglzfl; people {bew-

ed fome avetfienelfe to that wicked warre -,° and were loath any
longer to fight for their own: flavery, nor was that Pacificati-

on any longer kept .2, then till a Party Ptrong enough was found}
to tmaintaiine the breach of it. But without other inl’tances,‘
this Parliament had beene happie, the King glorious, and bis,
people flourifhing , if the King had found non: to. tide.
with him againll all thefe 5 and it is ltrange thatfo long cxpe.-a

rience had not taught them more wife.dome..Butthrey. are now.

iufily rewarded, and it if they will but View the Kings . -Letters
dated Marcbr 3. l 1644.. Where. it wil1be_app.arent to them he;
calls !:hOlE!,.Wl104l‘lll.Ve deferred their. trult in liiarliament, and

given up their fortunes and conliziences to a compliance with.
his will, by the name ofa bafe, mutinous, and mtmgrell Para-W
liament, and defpifes theme fotretaining Tome little confcience;
to Religion, and this Parliament. Lords and Gefltlemfinfimakfl.

~ the right ufe ofthist~._», and if you benot» wicked enough to ferve.

  that putpofe fully, to which you are defignedi cndeavoiut to;

Y‘:

re-pent, and leatne {'0 much good neflie,-, as may bring you back,

to-the right fide. so There s will fhortly be no Medium left you ;,

whatfoeveriyou thought in the begininglas Ourcharity may
minke you were a deceived) you will finderatilafl, that unlelfefl

is youthinlte and aft the fame things , Whichthole —unhumane;
Irzjlz Rebells, onthc. Worll forraigne enemies to our Rel:gton*t

   . a '-      in
‘and State could wrfh to fee done, youare no fit Inftrurnents?  

for that caufe,’Which you have unhappilychofen,,un1e1fi'el you

t returne to the right way, you muft goe as farrein the wrong
one,as that will leade you. The C/zrwricles tell us that Henry
  Duke of Euckisngfmm was deare to Richard the third, whilcs he

had fo much Wickednefle as to further the depofing or di{inhe-
riting of his two Nephewcszbut when he was not bad enough
to content to the murder of thofe Princes, he was rejeéted by
that King, and afterwards beheaded, if you annot learne‘ how
to goe through with wickednefle : learne as error leffon to re»
turne to gooidnefliz :, or e-lie perhaps the wrong which you have
done -your Country in betraying her truft, and by confcquence
{bedding {'0 much innocent blond, may be at [aft revenged up-»

on you,by them, for whom you did it. The King, who de{pi--

feth you by the name of Mtmgrells, as not altogether firme e-

nough to his owne defigne, in another late letter to the Earle‘

of Ormond, gives thankes to Murkmy, Plzmket, and Bronme, the

 cheife Actors in that horrid’ M affacre offrelaml. Which may

teachthe, world what kind of men he confides truly in, and
who they are that mutt reape the benefit of his Conqueft, if
God ! for thefinnes ofour Englzfl: Proteflants) fhould permit

it : if Murlzmy had beene at oxford, the King had had one man

more of his owne opinion, in not acknowledging the Parlia-
ment of Englarzd, for want offuch, he is forced to compiaine:
Andyyou may plaineiy feewhat a difhonourable ufe is made
of your perfons there, as men meerely opera‘: flrrzmdi, a number
onely that ferve to give countenance and credit to the defigne
of a dearer Partie,.and to perfwade your Countre , not for
your owne behoofes, What is {aid to you, may be aid to all,
that are leade by you, to all thofe thouflands which have fol.-

lowed the King as your Trainer, for the fame opinions which

render you now contemptibley to the King: irender you lac»

tceiptabet to the major part of A Proteflants, which {ides

withyou, and did at firft make the Kings Powerfo confide-
rablefits iris, iFthere_be any thing ofProtefl:ants, of Erzglzflz

V men, of men remayning in you, tefume that, whatfoeverit be,
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. M A V . _ " V. ..,{'Wn  A M‘ _ ‘M M ‘ J
undcnthe Rafe, when he opens ms hteaf%ito;the only parAt;e.A‘h,t
kereofhtsthoughts 5‘ or declare your {elves A inch l+'etz':ic;>cs, e

fucht truetfomeshof the Church as the King pretends you: to;

be. when he fpreads his Oratory before the people. A‘ItA7we;:be, A

Rebels 3.ttL0?3d0”: becaufe We are not 1Ao£"e1~vilAe‘tes you are, and;

you are mutinecrs at flxfirrd, becaufe A you arena: 12; 11:1-vile  1
the Kmg would have you. Let usknow by what dCfiHIACAAi0Hf; 

A either you or We are meafuredt and how we are difiinguifltt.  AA

and let us fee that other third remaining party which the
King ownes as his Ioyall faithful! party indeed. It concerm_A
you to look both forward and backward, and having now ca»
hen the dimention of the Kings minde by his fecret Letters,

turns about awhile and looke upon the fame in his pubhke 

Declarations. See if you can reconcile his former promifes
tothisprcfcnttdefigttcs; for as you have had fame reprefen.»
tation of the latter m the former parhyou flmall now be made V

Speétators anq Judgcsfiofi the former in this latter part. The »
Kxng (accordmg to Dzgbm fupcrihtxous obfexvation) to in- his A

Lette—r of Jan. «r4.tla1’c, takesit; as evident,thatt Sirefivrdr £11"?
nocent blood has btought the judgement of this civill wax 
e ually upon both fides, both being equally guilty thereAo~f.'.
he Kings meaning is, That he and his {idea was as guilty in
permitting as the Parliament wasjn profecuting. But now

thr Cmzterbwiw‘ blood, that being total] put upon the Pan
liaments fcote, hedoubts not but the and of }uPtice will’ AA

from hexgceforth totally lay the weight of this uilt tupontt
the Parhaments fide. The truth 1S,tS1rafl«A/M’ an Camcremy

wereArhcAchief'e fitebrands of this war, the twoAei1l’Councel4~ I

Jorsthatchiefly incenfed -th,e...KingA againfi the Scots,“ zmcl} V
«endeavoured to fubjeét all thefe three Kingdomsto at new

arbitrary Government, and were 1‘ ufcly executcdfor attempa» A

ting that fubvertion of Law which.the.sKing has perfefied

fince. “ The King and Digbxboth adjudgedSmfird-Worthy A V
ofeieath. yet not for_T.tca1on, itwas charged , but noth  
—obe2ogM,tatbIe to fave hm hfc, without ufing force; and find“ A

ting fierce ovety dangerous they left him to the blocke, 
.a”ge.1.n&, confc1ence:_., A as, 13 now a11eadoed.. Cmzrerbfny re111eu:;s_ ’

in the fame “Caffla andfgnowv remoreeof ‘Conicitence (or

-rather the oldprojeél of altqringlaw) iuggefgs to the K‘in§;h  A A
V That if no tefificancc bte.uie;1fiS‘trtzjf%>2~:1:prehdent Jwiil tcafii A

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C:srzta;’{~.=Iv:sr_y,A and Gmt§rbm*ie.r ‘all thy: rd’: 0? the.’ Co1*lVfpi’1'am1'3s$ 
and 10 the peqple Wxli make good their azacient Afi-ccdom Pcilh

Hereupon diicontexgts break out, the King Withdravws ham
Scotland, dm'ingh_1s abods thfire the Rebellion in Ireland,

% flame attempts againfc .P%¥§&x‘q§.§¢:§¥3 Ha:;m?,£lm7z and ogherg in

SVcorl.=a.n~d*, a;1C§ {ems cu-her d:mg<:re::»us machinam’o2423 im'”Er-agm
Lama} put us mm ih*a.z1gaAt«3rmmc and appreh&snfim.ms.~ The
“Kn-mg has xfitazma, De2cf§11b¢4  r§::i- cgn1pEajnH$;at7 dmfe
jm1os:mcsJFr:ghts9 ap.-d .—;~am_;fn;& M-'12:} th3;;‘§Jp1*®§[a_-;°fi3;g¢;~,;m I mm
jg} fi}:r*:rte_,"?‘§*e::';«z %7*4e1+7a:xztia*;:ég' of gzgy‘ A afuzza t/fan 3.: W2 frjr A2523 g:;v.m’ ail” my

‘  that itwere 1'0 doe .92 aziize Immld dée it Maggi win %   »~. ‘R
3 . 7 ¢_ 2 ye gr./32$

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x:¢'}.-mt }e~/)9 c.-mt Eve gig/$132 d'3firedL. He comcludtss E/Wth Q mcmzmmmu

datim 0-SF Athe bmfimfl}: @f Ireland; and finding  pmrpam...

¢ti2'3ns*f7c>r Eb;-e‘: fame flow,agaim:“onth¢ a4..Aof' Da.:;cg~:m%; hfi.,.,i3

pa‘-ther£¢::;d} in quigknin-g mam thereumto. A751 this gm-W,‘;;h..
:t3c+an&z’mg the Parhament findies the oid faciion at Court :0
grow flrong, and daily to attains to more prevalence with
the Ki:-lg, which b«efi'de5~ other caufes 0f jeaioufie mafices
them my opm th€ifldf.f{133fi€i‘0fl of the whole-State in ex plain
and {harp Ramonflrazzcea Dscfimb. xg; with the Remedies
thereof prop0fi:*d~k The King as to thc Elfin 5117: of Religion
anfwers, PW pJ"ay’Z32‘v;=‘7zg . of the peaccfz mad _{'}1fe?2‘:j/A0f‘tbe
Kfinga7v;2zef3*0.r;¢ the oiefigneyof 4% Pupzfl; Parzfyj we [mm (mgr
will cwzmr wit/9 all  de we; of our people in 4 Pazrliaz-~
riierzfmgv may. Far hrelan wee t/5422-/1:5,? you fin? jaxxr care
,r£7zdfl£rI3€B2:}‘7flZ7 A ingazgement far #53 flbeecly fitppreflfm of

tlmtLR‘el2e11’.’im , t/as glory“ of Gad in the Proteflant Pm-—%
f5‘«’fl30?¢a #39 _/&f331’}? 0f the Erittfl tbereg 071-rAHMwm~ ,% mid”

‘#132’: Natimw fir azzzatcj/9 depending tbereupoii, 65‘-4'. Tam» Pm...
wizxfi fa czpplj your félve: to fuck com:/é.r M mmyfiappoz»-t Mr
R0_*ya1l§fl.;zte with honour mdplenzjx at flame; dfiid wit/9 power
¢ma'r'epm'atiwz aémad , 225' that which we Imve ever mwffeaf
fifirfiflg «50f»5 ] '5"0m j/Wr%[.9}ra1t2‘e.r and afifiionx. gene are
Words thatfouud nothing but grace , and here is a déare
tvefkimon from the Kings owns mouth ,, concerning the
mafia 0 this Nation to this day 5. But n0tW"ithfl‘:m&ng

thafe pmmifes and teflfirnonies, the King difcovers 
meme an& more regret for 6’t:rfiz3rd.r execution ,, ificks ciao»

Ac 51 

Afer to the counfels of the fame faéitioti,a-nd infcead of hAea1A=—-5 A »

kenin to his Pati,iatneirt*i':::,,.,  C:£J1I‘m3A:2I1CiS~a charge of Trea-
  fort ta e framed agailtfiilif. ii/{embers ,t the Amofi e-mment

and aéfive in heath ,.Ai{7o upan the fourth of jim.
the King comes in petftim with a great Tmine armed into
the Houfqand miiiittg the five Members the1:e,te1s the refit
that he mufi have them Wh(‘11‘€f0€V€I';h*€ found them.Herc

A was the fat3.l1‘cQmmence?:ment of the war,f0r the next day

the Houfe declares ,' that th cantiot fit in fafety any itm-~
get at Weflwhzfier, and ti1€I‘:i§(;1‘€ they adjoumte for fame

aies, and retire into the City. Deeezzzb. 31. the _ petition  A
fora Guzwd out Of thecitya under command 0 the Iixngt

Lord Chamberlaine the Earle of E 9 which is denyed,
‘yet Wltil thefe expteffions : We m~e igmwmr :2 the gmttizcly
ofjtmr appre/acnfibzzx , bet pr.-fvtefi befixre .4!;:m’gm£y Gad , lmal

A we may kn.awlealge, W’ belieje 0f the lest/Z‘ aiefigrze 277;: cz;2ij‘t:f vi»
. ‘_ P A4

alerzce, eit/rierfizrzizerljzg, m" at 2?/375.1‘ tame agaiiyt _ym , we wauld

A Apztrfize them to comiigvze ].7¢t7Z?:fl?fiZ€72-tAA, with the feet’;-fay

mzd clettjiintion .4»: we wrndoi tiiegrezztte/ii dttemzpt upm aw
Cromze 5 a2zd_we alt) ingagefalezrmzlytt/Je wwd af (1 2'€mg , that

A fl.A3efe='cztriz3/  every awe of A you f1”t9?il tvialemze, gs", .:z2za.i§‘fZm§.’"l be
.7 ever as rimcb «mr aizrc, .45’ the p2*ejZ>r*v.rttz'0zz af #5‘ and our Chil-
 dren. Thefe words werefweetly tempered , but wonne
A no beiiefe, not could ovet--pmvct contrmry a&i0.1i:~t,, Wi1€I‘€--
A   fore the Major,A1dertnen,and Common-Cotinceil 0fLm-

dam feeing nothing but'tfympt0mes of war in the Court,
fmtne :1 Petition; praying the King that the Tower of Law-
don may be put intothet ands of perfons of mifi‘, that by
iemovall of idotibtfi111”and unitnowne perfons fmm about
Whitehall and AWer‘ tnzizzflér,.Aakno’wne zmd approved gtmtd

A gmay be appointed for the fafety of the Parliament ,,_zmd

that the accufed Members may tiot he refirayned qt pt0-
ceeded againft ,2; .0ti}ErWi[§;" then ttceerding, t0 the Pttvi1ed--
ges of iP:tr1iam€nt. , T he King, gr:.mtsnoth1ng3.but aniitersa

A ‘I/Amt /;ri$‘Aere¢eptti0tafi4_cb an uiizgfitzgll reqfléfia 59‘ ”}fiiF'i€”i
A  A i A A H 2

ixj£Ttcm‘e

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V  5:2. =    
.d?w{/fihzeeev I?‘"i’;re]?r1‘g;vz2'L~rr (_~/:?i2:«E4tioJ;v’¢ 54: “hail: fnf the gawl tafléu. A Y
. Etzmzr af the Ci1:7»,htzv/§:i.c*/3 /Be beliewe: in gratitude will’ xzeoezv A A
be wanting in bra" ccmwzmzdxyamnl flzreice. Hitherto the
King [peaks nothing,butoinjuftificationy both of the Cd:~»..

ties,dPm~1ia1nents,and Peoples loyalty, The tumults a.bout:~;

,1/P’7(IiZ”‘t!/.1511/3 évc. amounted to no War , are imputed by the

King to the Rabble, and by us to the Kings Partysthe Pam
liamentis 2;cqn’ittedexCept the fixe Mem7bers,and the prom.
tfecution of them zdfottis after declined by the Kingmyet the ~

t=K.i11g de.p2.n*ts fifom the City g as unfafe , feeing plainly it.

could not he averted from the Parliament- Upon the 20¢ 
I‘ of jazz. the King (ends a Meflhge to the Parliamentgco {hate to
the differences on both fidegpromifing that whenthey are T
A digefled into on-body,‘ fit to be ;~ judged of; it {hall appeare ~
what he will do. In anfvver hereuntoythe Commons Houfe A
(the Lords refufing to joine) onely petition for the raifing ~

  up unto them andthe State a fare ground of fafety and‘.

confidence, that the Tower of L‘amTla2: and the Militia of

<t11eK.ingdoine may be put into fuch perfonshands as they

fhonld recommend. The King replies 5 That the Miiitigz by
-Lem f'¢z'2je(37to 72.0 cowizzawzd but 1373‘ 0229728 ,A which /26 will rem
Jer~ve—,;to /3iz;zfl?{]‘Z’, M‘ 4 priizcipall zmcl fnfiparable flower of /21b",

~.C§rm:vr2e, pmfeflé: to take care of Peace, . and the right: of the V

ttt.Sn:Z2jeEf,egt¢zzl{j7'22oit/.7 /1%‘ lzfia, or the line: of bid.‘ de.czréfi' C/’:rz’l»~.
yzlrerz : fitrtber alflp cmjzzre: t/new by all 452%‘ ofdmfy amiflz-»

M s-.;_mz:rre4‘ci'z2ec/3, I» J! hope; of"fw‘z¢1"e zizzztmll /mppiizeflé, by t/’3e2'r°~

lame of Religion, ~~z‘l:v;e Peace both of this.‘ Kingdmze 5,, main

Ireland ‘mrtteta be timg/jportecl wit/.1 féarex and jealou/ie.r.y

A  hT'he Parliament cauldy not believe thcmfelvcs fecured by,

 thefe profefstions oraHeveration_s,_  the Kingy,.wouIdtnot1:.i_n~
derfcand, that the fC5.‘1f11g«thC M1I1t1a at .th1s time 111 confichng -

y hands, to prevent C1‘Y1‘"‘W3li':WaSa!1y¢0th€I’s then the taking d

g” the yCro»wne frmn his ‘head. Him ills 1.~2c/atym 5 the K1"ng~nevcr-
th’elyefl'etperfi13:s to declare his abhorrcnce of the Irina Rebel-
 homfrequently incitxngthc Parliament to fend efucoorst He

‘fl.1'1§“@firangclynhj;zI:~cs_any:.;privityto P,1‘>t¢_ ‘by defigncs« againit

the

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V a “ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ W‘ “ “ ‘,   ‘ Q I   . ‘H in 
V the i"..awaes,Sec.r;atrci further makes£ir*1c9ciProcIanration, r”!;,eZm~i;z

to. for putting Lawes in execution agarnfi the Papiiis. The i
A Pyariiament feeing eaufe to fufpecfi: that the King and Qseene
did i’tiilfavroAutDig1?y 8: others flying from th ejuitice of P.‘£11'A-=-‘
V iiament , and appear~ing‘ to be Incendiaries by Letters inter- A

eepted, knowing alfo that the Queen was going into H01/Md
to pawne the jewels of the Crowne for Armes; and having; f
divers other grounds of further apprehenfions , againe Peti-
tion conc.erning,the fetling of theAMi1itia, and the Kings re-
turne. but are denyed in both” Thoughts of Peace are now
laid afide, and Hall being a ftrongTowne . and ii Magazine of

so A-rnress asalfo Z\7'ewc«:tz/He being the puhlike Magazine of fuelb
and arieh place: are looked upon with foiiicitous eyes, but as : “

the Parliament prevents the King in Hall 3 the Kin gr prevents 
the Parliament in Nemuzfl/e :»Yet. the war being io tar advan-
ced, 13 ficarcely avowed on either fide  nor. is it agreed which

part was put to the defenfive. and therefore on the 2. of ‘jams,

1642. before any blood fhed, another aifay is made for Peace,
and the Parliaments Caufe fltated fully in 2:9. Propoiitions,
are ciifpatched to the King; the mainethings defired were Re-~
iormation in Church. Government, that power military and ?
civili mi ght be put into confining» hands; That jnfiiee of t;
Parliament-n1ig,ht pafle up;onDe1inqn-ents -, but the Ainfwer»
1~ctuA1-ned is, "1/mt  rA/9e/C: tlairzgs zzoere gmm‘ed,tbe Iii ing flyrarzld 7’e?72c2i?Ie
[mt I‘/.7£’ out f’r/e, [mt 2‘/3e pie33.‘m*e,i but the {igne of a AIC'z'21g. This, though 1
it was the Trumpet of war and the found of defiance in refe-
fefi, yet was onotrfo owned, for Frill‘ the King faies, He iizrcrzdr

- not tofixe may c1.2’j’/':yzZz“' defigrze men bath or either Hazrfi of P.zr1iame72t, _

1

be is ratio er rizafl corzjioiezzt of tire Iry..tlzj}', good ajfeéiierzr, V and irztegrifj of A

2‘/mt great but/its good izztemieizs-: i but 1/9eme[ig72ity»qf' the riejfgrze C ht'.'.a=

,, iAAiE3A1't£'.'53A) i?.ei1.9.j92"0ceeee’er/ fi~m;_sz the fisbtill iigfemmtiorzr, mifi/3iee.'rxz:.r }7mEi‘ijer,
and will . Cozmeelr of rzmbiriazu tmbzelerzt jj>irz‘t.r _., not withotzt 

M {hon g imzfzrezzcre g.zrprr.=rz 1/3e very rzfiirzrzr of but/,7 Houfer. This to as the 111: - A

moft charge of Treafon, th.ateouIc‘i beAtI1en**breongirt a gainft V

iathe.Pairliament , randfthe Propofitione of the Parliarnerzt

Atreatedlately at :7/xbridgegin ear. _I544,bBingifl0«_Oti1tZi: in efteéh . is
A then theft of _fzt7ze, 1642. this inference may be trig ly rnade, .. e
 thatthe Kinghath no caufe to Iooke upon us fl'E)1Vs=A5f§Oti1C1WViiAAACJ

then as hedid then ;~.:and if hesrhavetvar-ied ofince firon:1~ thofe

‘Views anda'Aafl‘everattions rwhichh ea magic th:en,the iilame will '
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3: 0 mzizfie when hath bveeu faid by the King... will be new fufiiu

A gicggz mi‘ ox-1r__ purpofe.

2.. VVh£’1'ci"O‘m"3gaSt0 thfi taking up of’ Armes at an aoainfic
. u D

rim: Pszrlxlgxnem, jmzsj 3. %1%6.4;:.. the Kmg in his D.-eciaratmn {'0 A

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rm; 3: 1 echoidaers of 1; omgzgmn as rend-unces my mtmrmn cf wan,
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Wee Lag,-zizze, m zfiie prafcmze cf A/mzgbgy God om‘ /ixjzflz ~22 arzd }5'ea*£'w7zer3,
We're the world, we 12.2% 720 more tb.9zzg£7t of mgégrzg rm?" ag.:i.=v2fi um Paw-

i°i.z;%'m:.7zt3 flaeiz ;zg¢»zi72j3' 0:417‘ ozwze C/9i!d2;e72. vTQ the {gum pm-pgfg hg

A made all his lords {igne a tefiixnoniail with their own hands,

in éfirnaancc of his profefiion. T125 trumafterwards when he
woke theficld with his inqreafzrd Gugrdand became the A11
fiLay*1ax1t at If/'swl1, (baving[aI;o poifefi hgmfelfe of Z‘CZ?z-.a~Jc;gfl!€_) he
was d1~ivz;n to fave himiclf by diPc1'n€c1ons, for he had now dif-

A €l.~:a},~'n1cd allvvarin genatall, but allinvafive war, and if the

iisge of Hm’/had fame flaewof iqtrafion, yet indeed itwas but
in order to his defence , and thzs wasa iubtslty thatali the

4 fubfigning Lords and others, it is thought, “had met forefecne:

till now.
,z.AS try the waging war sgainfi the P ar1iament,_?zme”1o’.The
King diidazmes all thoughts of war agamft his Parhament,

and in j":z«efiv.. after thqdate of 13113 Earle of £fl5.r his Commif- ‘
& A izom, he abhors the ixkc, Defiwmr :20 larger at/Be furflicéfim mzzvi [2z’e,7':'2'2-T

A Q ‘ nr _‘:‘‘.!9
4:3’ J{l’£,?’;17iEgl"5l:y 43rd ‘up;-,=rz ;5f:%;*,_z_./e‘3t;fl':’ 4;2a'lm‘ pafi’ em 25;’, ;* W2 be and 3.31:3!’ fl.mfZj0~

V Ie=:q;;v{;r oa':f§7*z‘a? the Lamar in aieferzce of Pm~1i.zme2zt.r. Alfo on xiwg. 3 *2. J
aft: 1:  ,z:&_73an2x'ea'geJ" that #96 Ix”. i72g and P ¢~z:='.~75 :1.‘-‘Z?t".?Zi’ are [513 the nviriar of’

 H3§apgcrates,wbic£a zmzfi laugh and cw-_y,,!iz:e and 553-‘: :~.2ge2r.be2". So this V

gm’   ‘es mg m m0rc£§jfl1'n&ions,that the Kingomayj defend him“.
fcife agamfl a Parlzam am. yet not fight agamfl m or he mav

. aifaile a .E‘v'1ai_ign§n: p;myin‘_P§sr1igmcnt, yet not touch thé
Parliament 1t fzlfc: Thcfa &1fi1n&:ons how good on this fid».-3:. ‘

notion that: b'u:'.'_ by what diflinéiion Win; the King put a
1310:: period ta this perpetuafl Parliament Without: violcncc?

A 0; how can he deny ixrthe name of 3 Parliamezgt without hog. V A
Afizflity? Examine the I.ctters further about thzs. A * V ' ‘ A

3% As to the wa in ef War by Papifts. Th.r.:K1'ng Augufl 4..
when the Earle on E1 Ex his Army was in formi'ng,in his Speech
$0 Eh-6 Gentry Of Y0fl(fl1ir6 EW L”1“‘.S,3 /J.:‘Zt be {field M {1m,’er' i.5h.<tz17u]t>n392e2“
of t/oe .5’aa>r2rdfI30z.-wk! mat come into ride /ymzdy of Papyh". And xiwg. 1 0. He
makes f‘r.I‘it9c ProCla"mati0n,7lmt all Papiflx prqfizrazirzg to 115/?‘ 2be;mj'e;ne""::.-'e'.r zm--
dew [rams /M Qfii€€J‘J (rr Soz».tl.:[z'¢:rx,_f’;=0za:Zd be pzwzifi ct./,«.z'7zd at my /:3! Om/9 may ]t:7'<:?-
jE.7‘£.Z7ezZ_}‘E2;=' xii criminzswioiz 0fi'/Jam. AND A113‘. 29.14153 Kizzg ,q'éveJ 172;‘? rz{£fg'g7;1J‘
to bzlr Co.=m*zifl2o7ze:~;fcr7* /Jrm J‘ to dz:/Zzrm azZ1.Pe2p;§{i’.r. 30 06,103},  after

the battell at Edge-—hiI.l t ¢K.i@ng thinks _it wprth his cxcuih, That A
be had fome few Popsfh Commandexjsm hrs Army, taken in of
A gm-1tn%ccefsity, he concludes thus 5 14”’"ej£»azZ7zcz2er finjget om‘ fizmzzz
% Uxftlm in am‘ ji:=a:.re2r-.:zIZ il3‘ecl:zmtiwzJ,.wc are foo much a Clarifihzrz to Ifieleeve %2‘}':i.%;2'i:'

we 9;.-7,: 1,7-W; ibnfé Pw2mz'_{I3.r md mt-via? tI9e_7'Az¢fi‘ice of Heavm. T15 true) af.,
tmswards a new dxflxnéhon canm to lzghta for upon 9a Petition

{mm thfi Mmcaflmirc Papifls.-, the King did avow. ‘-1’/Mi 1°a;>i‘j.~**.s- were A

y .L;:z2>;:=' }Jrmi5ibitex£' .zEfrm:ey in riwrze of Pearce, mi in time of W'm»e~,-;. arzzh/9ere—
_;F.7m3 be diari ma: 0229/} azz».etbnr-52,6 93¢! 2*c7g2*:i2"c ilvem to zrrrme t;’.7e:;7:efél7;e:_., féI"‘Zh*2W-l'U':,
2Ee7Z..£?:?.z“‘Jf, .1_~';-,.F.:v.;;'::."*'/II,,{fé:'.*é2e%%_/§'.me.x€rnza"J5 eff§"C.  difijnffign bore dam long
aftcf thré Wm‘ bEfUI1a5b\l1f that was want of invention only.

4.. xssto n1aI1agin;;M:haVVa1‘re% by Iriflm Papifis, be load 72e've7° be» “

fare nmzed t»%?1e?:w but with a bleeding /mart-' His wmds once were,
W72 Iaope z’/JB lJ’?73€?Zt-az«§*[e cwzditiozzz of Imzlmazd will irzvite m to arfZ:z:i're izzte/Jim
game and wig’, iluzz‘. we 7:~'z..9t wit}: me. /Jmrt imcrzal £136. 2*elEc2‘i72g_mzcZ m:.'c2-
mrirzg of zflmt $£?2];'7,;ZP}‘)} Kizzgdume, where t/90 /'2.a:rI2m~r2zz.r Iiefiwzfx }22*aC'3ifé
figs]? inlomnarze amt’ mziymrd of Ommgey mg:-072 our mi cmb/e _pc*c:}n’e_,, fimt no
C1J3"%’§i..272' ewe cm lawre 2a:'itf3(2m' /yam/am-5 mmflmy pmuzl/’eI. At an Othcir

tlinae thus : W72 carzjzmz all our Smlajeffy, Zgy all time band;  low, dmy, or 
almdierzce that are]7recicm.r to good merzto fegzrze wztlzr am‘ firs" mzwwgy of rim“!

Ki7zgr1rWi”-   fq July: at thcSiege of Hull; he conjurcshboth Hon»
{es as they wrfl anfvvcr the contrary to Almighty God. to wzfre

Aw =:beirj%rceji:u' méwrozwewy of Is«~~.:m.:*2c1. In Ofwber, from Ayno. in his Pm»-

clamation, he excufcs the takingof Clothes and fame DraL'z,g;ht«
horfes fem: for Ireland , as done of necefiity and agaénfi hiss
Wilma Dccmnberthc King anfwers fame Iriih Protrsflamez thus :;
.S'z’2z-:2 the Zvegizming of that mu72fl'roz¢.r }'Ce.l2eZ[io72 I Igm-vep [Md 2213 gm:.:mfe7*_;°7w*._—z2.w
than fin" tlae bleedipgg co22ditz'mz%cy" iiam.‘ ffirzgdoxna. Nay, fincc the Tyeaw.
ty at Hxbridge, the Kingkin publikc wafhcs his hands of 52.11 comm
temance givm to the Rebels, and turncs the blama upon the Par-~

liamcnt, though in privatelic hfadbcerne (£13 it were) a fuitcr to

them for Peace, ainfl {time :Aaf$ifi:;mc.c from then} by private:
I%%T.«c:w



‘fhettem m 0rmm!.% §;g_g.we how? this may he 1~cconAciicai:1e , 

gr A.s4AtoA the granting ofa%A,to1erm:ion'.The King March 9. I641“

    in anfwczr to the Parliammts Dcciaration, ufim thcfc word%s,A 0;:g~aA
‘j’§gM;vfi«zZz’ award zegzlom afiérffiazz to the timer P2‘at€j3W‘lf PW{fi3_/]'5'973) 439365 WP ?‘t;/9*

!;¢r:rxi0;rz if to cam:z«m~e% witb om Pm*lz'.zme7zt in my fajjibie cozarfé fim #25 In-m~«A
;t}.zgazti0rz c_-Afiz? oz72.:71fitp}7re]}z';272 ofPo;2ery. In Apr: I 64.3. he calls God my

*W'j:g2'1efl'¢3v, with this affumnceg Tlmzt be will 7ze‘z*e2r* coag/érzt (zap.-272’ W/2..-wém A

PFEf€?fiC€ ;!@1z""22"0lerati07z «cf zf/Be P0§ui{7a I)r0J2j}-Z-0733 02‘ abolitiarz qf‘ ;LzmT.e‘%
:~2a.w in zzgwirg/1' Reczg/Zwztra A110 A91‘ H 2% He 1232! my other Verz.ri%I'2;z%A22+?“A

  A MA de;;fe':2zc2»’ $129 ztrm Protefl¢m.t Profzfiimz,  Gowijfi dmle z2:*£t1jm, :25 we comm-5
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