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~.. ~ Need not (‘tend to repeat the minifold Atteiiiifilemade hy’
    the Haygfgtoer in elder time upon the Crown of Scatlend,
  ‘hi “(P11-'1Dg‘humor having been derived Fucceliively from
toson for menytgencrgttions, as is known so all
hat have
havee Super/édma in this man’s Father, one of a lei-3 efltve temper
men hieherlecellors. But this Hemiltvu (his Son) proving the true
heir oithe ltmbition, as well as the Fortunes of his {agnily,could not
contain himfeli within the bounds of modclly and lo’; illtie; nor could
the extraordinary favours heaped on him by his Sovereign, withhold
him from the iorfeitnre of his Allegiance; but he made L16: of them
only to inrieh himfeli by oppreflring the Sttbfefls, alto to inlinnate
into all proceedings at Court, and abufe the confidence repofecl in him
by a gracious Prince; whole counfcls he betrayed unto His rebellious
edverfariee.

      
 
   

perufeel the Chronicles of that Nation ; Onely it feemed to I

 This will molly plainly eppearin the whole carriage of his Dcfigne, f

tending toe manileit ufilrpation ‘in Scotland. A M
Fitll, he thought to have eff-_£l:ecl itfby force; and therefore contcei¥

ved it rlcaceffiry to gein :1 Reputation for Armee, and make himfelf e V
man of Power. Tl‘llS he did almoft twer.ty years tlg0,I1flClti‘r st pretence,

of levying For Cjermeny: But to whetend they were taifed, may ape

. near by this following Nerretim A A
I n the year to go. three or form confiderable patient of the nente A A

of Hemiltem, and oinear relation to the Marquefs Hamilton, hadnot
{erred the Krngoi Swc slew one whole year, but they oafhiered them-V

{elves from his fervice, without any known eaufe to their ft,-llow,

fonlclie-rs. h

At the fame time the Lord Rmy (:1 Qcotchman) being in Staclglgalmgfi A

V: as EI‘3f0l‘l"I1f.’Cl by his Lievtenant Colonel! ,one Lindfiy, who lodged in

A the fame houfe with Sir fame: Hamilrom; that the reafon Wes, becaufe
, their C/aitfthe Marqneis ofAH.emzlum,r_nteze‘zded to be a Sonlclier,whorn
they refoleed to afltll, and llmre With him in his fortune, anal that

tlheyyheld afligned their elletes to others before their engagement: That

they had oif.;rcel him the faicl’Li:zdfivy zt liegiment, (Whereofhe did at...
c,ept)ancl that they fhortly expeéled Dwvid Remfiy from Eegl.end,«Wht}
r not mztnyidztys afterkertivedvin, Sweden. t A

This Lord Reeyflo (7 Front the twhole dcfigny carried himfelf  a

confident of their party; and "as in compexay one night he was drink»

A ingywith (“I013/51l.'x. Hemiftam, Sit jhrmeei HL2im'{t0e,and' Qegid Ramfflr

A *% ~Ather

A Scatlzzéwl ;e whee-em many complaints were added éfthe egereete abufw

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very pr; judicial to Hailzmd

%ive‘*°95Wew éeezetem

efiey began to froii ck it and fiieweutein edi{ceurf'e.A éeelzk was began 

Marquis Hasmilem by the name of _e?e:mc;e 5} tbsgmcc of G05 King nf

in tfic Court of Ea-gzmg ‘heowfieet Papery and Armiszieinifme exceed?

mgiy preveiied ;i A where’ note, thee the Marquis meant :39 make ufe oei
the very fame peeeeneee of Refigiem no {helter h"ieTreefefi,Weh}Ch were 1
afterward taken up by the eemzm: Gjwezraeterx ; heI'eupom,‘the Lard e

Rm} Ofiereni his zfervice, and peesendefi hiem‘{e1fas high a ezelat es theme-
felvee in the qeerrrelgrzrd on we marrow Col. Alax.Hmzlmz 6: See‘
Jewry being to go for E:»zg!mm',geve him great efluraneee of true friend»

{hip from tieeir Mefier the Marquis, iffiae" would continue con[’ce_m: e
prefemed by A

in refc>hz.ti«:m,defiring him to kvrite e general! Eeeter tube
them to the Ivierquisgwhieh he di&,ench'o they parted.

lathe month 0f [My one M; ZEaé2..J/feloirxame being come from the W
Marquis in purfumce of’ the fame defigne, the L..:"emy met With him in 

Pamerlmm’ &*‘asked"news~from En‘g"lmed?‘H€ anfwereal matters became

worfe 6%: wor{e,:md that the King gave greater Way then eveeunto Pen-~e

pifz‘: & A.rmz'ni;zn:.T§1en he eskeé the L. Repay where his Cofen {Bearing
Ekmfiy we§,8£ what he had done?’who nepleied that he was gone to Hoi...

fiend,‘ all things being done to his mind and pareicuierly, that care wee

when for Armies and &mmunitf.omo be
Sweden. ‘
 T1138 3» Rm-y arriving; _
Rfimfiy, who delive-reci him a letter ofcom plemenr and ehankeee from,
file Marquis, «fie told him that all Went right WiththeeNarquis; that he

femm the Marquis from

§2‘ee€“"gotten from the King Ieoooma En‘ %!mm’,a.nd the Winc~eu€%emee'
an .§"cetz”.ev25ff0r fiivera: year;-‘S, which he wou1d*{ei1e;;em%. met ail tmnge

yeeceedeeeie Without lee or impedimenmnly the [key wvee fex.mf1‘rmseand*'
flmmuem%ion.He faidfureher, the King had made a @6366 W1theeS;,wz£ee~

item might happily difpwofe them to fexvour the defigns ofthe Merqeeuiea.

A When the L.Rmy came into Ezecglmed, the Marquis Agave him many-
ehmkes, _afii2ri,eg him he fhouid have whee-‘conditions he aiefireee, me»
elm: he heciwrieten ten the King offlweden» by Eipbiegfi-emm ezaeiv".M'ez”~é?~
dmm; ta fignifiehow heeihad occafion to detains him gend ifhis Lord »

A eehipeeeweuld hazard with hirn the {aid/Elarquisin this bufineife, me: it»

flhcmid fge ea aye for ever upon him me his pofteris.-5';.. e A e
.M{-:: _the efore-{aid Meldrem ,..being in difcourfe one day with the

in Hamdin Mm}; 163 x metwae Davin?‘

eiécthat the I;.Trea{urer Cbttéxrgfiase me urged.
ehe King ten beer the Hellmedaw from fifhinggwhéch occafioning difeonw   “

gee, §'§E§§;e*3¥’¢§E1¥.§f°§F3??? eeyemtaeeeeof  

fi2Ae«King of Smdefz (Whofeemb§t‘i‘or1waéewithciutlimits) that the
Marquis flaomitd rzufe war ieeBrifm£bz:fbrthen ifthe King eof Swedenehad
3. defign onfD‘caz¢mm~l§,tbe ‘King of Britain would riot be able toehelbbp his
'Unk1e.By this they: 1: 1e evident,th'at for the carrying on his defignd 1.1»
furpationb, he correfp graded :3: tampered Withthe Swede: &Hollandem
‘ Infureher pmfecutmn Wheveof, he had his Agents abrcmd to raife
vile Reports :9 the clifhonor of theeKi% 0§2.W,3;¢,: maths cam»; 5 as:

L how that the bICab¢"g$f4mily mm; we better than a fi[.*:l7ye‘BraHgel, .«.z Wyfinza ,
cf Im’qm'rie;:=z:4a' IFMI? M6’ mrfe af God didfal/aw the wlmleflack madfazmi/fie

eFKing Mzcraesg which was ab-Hefized by the depofirion of one. Major

1 B‘a2-tlmvzugé, which he delivered to the King figned with his own Ezanfi.

_ A gained higrxi {gee with ghee: fW%!r:7Qfl_.i§.I'i‘§"'y

-A It Wm given outa_1fe,tha<t King E/mrlrwas createdfor nothing but
defolation and undoing of Iimgdonlis, Religion, and People, and that
there was no ‘vvay left but to take him and immur him witheina wall

or Dungeon for ever. And it being demanded, what they intended to A 1

do with the .%«geen and mm, it was anfwered, they would (‘hut up
the Childe with the Father , and {end the _,Q_z_2een to her*Moeher to M19
Beads; in a eMbnafi;ery._ A M  A A A A    A A A

b This they reckoned was no hard matter to bring about for that
after the Marque ha~i~(under pretence of the bflermm:-Serv3ce)e levyeede
his men in Scatlami, he might takeone month to train them at Leafrlg
without any fufpicicm, whereby they might have an opportunity to’
{eiz on the Ca[’;les of Edenbwrgk, Srerliwg, and Dwmém~ram,b and ties
Twwne of Berjwckin Gflfieflighfg and then Leirla being fortified, and the
~21/Iarzymiahavlng takenepledges of all in Srratland that would mt joyfi"

with him,or made them hie pri{oners,he might ecltfirfing/and by opm 

i'brce.Abnde to prepare bis way,he imployecm/1e!&mm(w~hon1 he had fed
with hopes of being he Secretary ofstzutej to write 3 Teclerarian con-A

eeming his jufl and c1earATitle mtbe €Tmwn,an.d touching the eyran--~

meal‘ mfage and {uffirings of the Church in the latter days of K. Elflmeffi
and now Worfe under the Governmene bf his bSoz7.. A

= The defign being thus ripe,ix1 the‘begi‘x1ningAoffwfny,e163I. the L7orcb
may thought it high timeto make a difcovery. Firfl:,he beommuuicau
ted it tohis Coumry-mm the Lord Ocabiltry , amfi afterward upbn the

123 ofmay, they both made it known to the Lord Treafurer of _Ezr2g~'--6

rm’, that hemight impart it to the King; the Lord Rwy delivering in;

a Relation of all the {?3.rIi’C?.}M1‘$ bAeFare~memio.m3d undeerbis hand; V
b _ ‘Whichebe offered 111-£e‘W1fet0{calW1eb~be1sbbbmd.~=   A ~ A A A

Marquis Hamilrmbeimgthen in Semland,upon {beret advertifemeent"

ffom a frie ml at Court, came fpeediiywto the King, “whee at fibte£kAenterAA

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firing infinéétfiehs he {GEE iieirailedover the Kluge §3Ead.ii§fi"i"§; fire? e
iwadinghim to bdeevc , the-t ail was eorxe out of%ma‘1:ce, and 
arhefe were afperfions arzdecaiurrmiea invented byethe Lard ,0c'kViltr};fg1g...

this Lord heaving wirii more fn.rwg,rdn.§{s and eflhcfiionthen dye com.
efiderwicn (and Without the privity of the Lord Reay) gwen m a Life

of the names of ethefriends or the Marqtiis, Wham he apprehendefi r

mm ready to fuinwigh the Marquis in this defign; mdrr not being abie
to» clear the rparticu-lees byproof agairafl rhgfe perfons, the King inciiw»

nevi roiiriamxlccansperfwafiene, whereby he xfizreught means to hzwee

the Lord Oréiltry fen: to Scotland, to be there tryed and cernfured, 
knowingthat as: fuck a diffance from the King,h.e could order the that“

text as hepleafed. And fa it%fe1out,theartthe Lordoc/ailtry being arraign; ‘

ed by the pewer of Hamilton, and others rhaflt had a. hand in his defigns
(whofir1ce:h‘ave been Cae2evagz;g%g;'ter:)xvas coirrmitred to prifan in Edem-
érmrgé firrfi; Mterward, trim: he might be further out of I5?‘ Way (and
as good as Ulifflf the World) he was removed to the Bvlfirflkfirfia Wham
rheeCoven<anting P:esbyters(to prevent new difcoveries of their aid
fins) keephim Fail} 2; prifoner to this very" day, bnotwithflzmding his

merzyrrrperitiurss for a‘ leg-1.1 Try«al..The Lord Ram in the mean time,who“ “
was the drier Informer, and who (they lmewg) was able to make ~

proof of what hedeliveredt, remained at rd’: with any~rherleaPc trouble
or eccufarion :wh1ch they had never mcIured,but4%th“at they were con-

{cipus oft!-x:«i:jov.*.'n guiletandewickednéfs.   s

A H.emiltcm’s two principal Negotiators, Rrm2fliV and» Zlxfsldmm, be-we
ing :3.f-ierwardr fallen into ‘want, lefi want {ho-uld breed defpairfi :.md.de-

rpm make them tel tales, they were fufiained by him:And it was w_eE_

known what power David Ramaf§:7 Whafi over the Ma! quis a‘:1 hislihg;
{To that when he was reduced roe Etreite or want, If the Marquis fur--A

% nifhed him not readily, or owbtaienefifi-Jch {airs Fmm the King as he &e--er
fired, he would vow and {Wear to difcover that me Marquis was ej 2

Traitor :* After which he ham been fecret-ly brought inta the Marquis}
hifirtlodgring, his dcfires granted, and they recemciled. * And as For Mr.
.fl4’rldrr4m,hiS 1% pa were feyalea tzprwith a 3vearr1yerPenfion;By this meme

hzvingevaded the difcovery cafhis Trea fan 8.: byhis fubtilty recm"e'ede}

the conrfidencerand good npinism of both {bear Mafeflzies , heretrc wed

at prefenrfmm his dcfigngzndelay at iurch far agnotheer opportunity; to 

 we1rich end ire‘ encrrezrfed ghisieafirienr in the Englifh Court,~rp1ecing

Creamres ofhis own, neerefi toexirr~errE»’.1ing, erfen in his Bedwdhamber,

 keprcmnvirant cor.rrefpor3der2ey with the P‘re:£»yzrr: in Seot}arxd,cajo1eed" 4

tF:;e.1¢S’£,/»’m;9,: Erere, and e,ur;etheirret51rmrsA enderharnd%, preparing fuellfoer,

A thlefeour n:iferab1ercomrbui‘rian::,ewhich’havetsurntrdown rhefabrrickr; 4
V» :"%f ere ~ CHAR 

0:1C%l§urch“ra:d State, A

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H Amtiiron baring Failed in hi$~firRi Ploi ;of openforce and1Iiofl'encei'

upon the Crown, refolved to carry his next more clofelyand
eunningly, and effeéirithat byotherb hands which he couldnot by hie

own. To this purpofefit was conceived neceliary to itnbroyle the two-

Kingcloms of Eazglemiand stoma , and exafperate tfhofe humoxs in

l both, which were already infltmed againft nthe Difcpline and Govern-9

mentor" the Church by Bifl=1opS._: And, he knew his Gountry~men(rha.
ving been long invited by their~brerhreno"f the Puritan Faétion.)

would be apt to take any occafion to come a Summing into England 3,;

Therefore, not Without his advice and impottunitie ofhis creatures it

was, that a defign ofem ‘Uniformity in theflhnrchies o£,bothKi-ngdoms

was driven on at realm ; and to try how it would re1ifl:,rhenoW.glo-
rious King and Archbifhop were perfwaded to {end a new Litzrrgie im
to Scotland. Him: i//re lecryme : -ffhis Wasthe Soure Grape that let the
Scorclaifeeth on edge,an.d fharpned their zealous ltomaclcs for our Eng-»
lifla clainties. This 35??/£cc'Bao/( was Io extremly cried out upon irate
3ca,1rmd,itl1a;t the; pnlpits thundred out nothing but Pnpery and Perfeu
cution at hand,railing molt bitterly againft the King, (Leen, Bifhops,
and Court in.iEngl.md 5 and that noW( or never_)all the godly were to

come under the Banner of the Kirlgto help the Lora! againli the mighty-

Thus“ were the star: alarrn’d into at rebellious difpolition, wherein
form of A H emiltom’: fall friends were obferved to be moi’: forward,
flaooting ucbitter “Arrowes abroad againii the incomparable King and
the Royal Family ;iayiing, Ircanld nemrée we/1 with T/arm arr lung 4; one
Stuart We: alive,z'n. W/safe extirpation they were to /friké  at the Head,
Now things being thus carried tothe mind of Hemilranf, he hoping
tovfilh Fair for himfelf in zthffffi troubled waters , o_meditatedr inch route

fen onlyean might makeihis Conntrwnnen break out into open Re-~

, A bellion.And herein he did not only net for his own interelhibut allo to A
ferve the ends of Frm1m:,l1n being an Penfioner to the Frame King ;, and e

having received Advice and Iollriufiions from that curled Card.imil~
Ilicbtliear (t.he‘ Authorliof  of theft: tn-iferietinl Chriltendoem).to»
manage the fbufinefle, and many prornirfes oEafli.Pcanceain.the oomplea-wt
ring of the Hnmiilraniiam Defigns in great Britain. For the lcemiimll elude
the-1] a defiloiwpon Flnndarx, and lmowinggit vcontrary 1% to the liflrlglliféz

i ilntereft to er the Frenchtolthrivc there,.he lludiedjhlow%to findo i
work for us here at home;.,and fo joyoed iifue with H.mi1can,byihighr« A A

t W ,ning,theiiFe.r‘i’tiions.ihnmourstothe imbroylingiof both lf§lntioniif5;.s.. A c .

And’ that the Mnrqxrefie might fairly bringing to pafs,«intihe*Yeer 16

l A he procuredtohigmlelf the Kings Gomngifiion togo into_Scarlemi,nn-w l

drt.

def pretence of cempofing ellediffeeenecesin that Kingdom :~Bue if” We
may 3-judge (if h‘is“‘ietentiorJs byfhis a&iens,and the iifize,” hissprirxcipall
Errand eei-nee 'aS'€0A£:le3fl6z' was to'*in“eteafe difleeences : Femfter many.j':_3g-s
lingsbetween'King andgSubie&s, he put all over teethe dAetermeAinae.ieu

e ofaiNe1riiOn§1lee%Syn0d at eG2’e_/:_{oW; them within 7 or .3 e!ag;e5E5I%edA}{17.§l«e

ved=«ir,aedj returned tfo%‘theKing;wh‘om.he ieceniedegeime His Subjefie‘
oe*£~;§?c4af!?m¢*a?,;e2"“se£1e had ei’eneehAem ega'.ie(t their Ki-mg. .A A .   ~ .  *    e ‘ 

 Meane?%tizneethe Co”+vee.wterreta§iefe:Ae Itrengflmny “:‘agm5£@:h& the" “King;
iand‘infoiemn Convention at Dem, they determine ed invade Emglanag

A and the King in like manner to‘ refift fo damned and deteflable an Invav;
 fien. A war followed , and Hrzmiltcmhad (N! by his excellentarte in
\ {Hypoerifie retained Io‘ high *aieplaece in his Mejefiies Pairour and goofie

opinion, that heAAAproeueed7eAehe Gem meAed.of the Navie in this expedia-e
eion.When he came to ‘the Firth of'Scammd,he afled hi5 part by See,ae

he had done upon land. Name could deifeern whetherhe was for the I
« J<.’'z':2g§or the Couentry.Hewore the Kings Co1ers,but W as very {paring A

ofhxs Men and Amenuniticm ; and gene kziowingeewhether he woeulda
‘weed : his old friends the Covmemters: fearing he might {hew theme

A trick new in tAheirnecLefl”1eyg{ee:feme into the Shipeto him, to let him
knew, That ifhe did them any harm, courfe {hould be (mean to difco-w“
4 ever and prove the_Tx-eafen, of which he was accufed by the L.’ Remy

and Oalailrry; whereupen he gave them “an affutfiance , that gheeweuld
p‘1:2g;+ a game ofneetrmigy by Séeae, and hae:a1<eae:cw-ere“;.;ehea:A ccmzfee-v‘
fies (hem bedone Them: by Lahd. The Cowmmtergr being marchee
iuee Englazmi, had a quick evidence of his Truth to them, and his Tree»;
Chery re the King :.eFer, fo ftrongan influence‘ had Hamilton’: Crea-
tures in the Military Counfeismthat the Eeglzfl Commanders re:-reatedi
to'#Tarée with a potent Army eaftheiléihgs, ani gave the Scat:1&&v€~;ta
come ox/erwT.vIm' Lledifiurbedgand pc>fleiTe thiemfelves of the Towne of
Newmfile ; whereupon Gommxflioeers being appointed on either.
fide wtrecat ofPeace,a ‘Irma: was '!3reAiF:nt1y made. I n the time of ehise

 Tmmit fo hapned,that the mefi neble Marquis of ZM'antre_[fe (he alone
 er the Scotif/5Ne7*tien),Jfenefflecrers.Aunm*the King, ;_arAofefling his Fidew

A my and re‘ady»ObedieneeA»t“eHis Ma}'e&y. Thee-:AeAbe1nge{’celne __'away in»

A thenight, andcepiee out by the*Kings own »Bed-cha'm beri-men,(fuch

aseflemilran had preferred about him for the pm-po[fe)e WC, e {em _:b%acke

 bythem -to the Coueamnters at Newcefllee And it was the AA Ifhion With‘

tho1eIeeAry menj~fte»»Commuriicate unto the ‘elCamnmm=Ar:'>frem eeeayze

day the Kings meoe{ecre:e.ceune1«, of ‘whigh Ae~§hem;feLvee ”!on.e1y were.

either AAuthor;so§_: Pareakersy   A

t    e   ta)  
i t   A ‘Pacifientiaii being made between the King and the Scots” g“ F-femifé» A

ten llill kept eorrelpontlence with the chief 6'ofvment.er.s't 5 And tearing

it '. lelh this calme of Peace {hottld lali too long, he eonnfelled the King to

at Breath ofethe Pttqift-Station 5 but his Maieilytefolven to keep it on hit

it part irwiolahle. Herenpon he hetook himfelf to new Atts,and a Pat»?

liatnent being called at tt/eflmiefler in the yeer I641. fearing he might
he brought under the lath as well as other fldonopelzflt (himfelf being;

 the gteatelt in the Three Kingdotnes) he-applyed himfelfttntothe »

V L€fldi7}g*m€?3, 1 and by the mediation of thel’.S’catzjfé4Commiflionera

and with protnifes of working the King to their ends by pettfwalions,
he was looked; on at (jn//inn Pilim nine, and obtained the Reputation
of aBr~or/an~,heqneathing this fotian tzttclotzlmteclt/‘i»att:z.i»c*i;m to the faétiong
Tent not/sing tivetalclpretvaile entitle the .li;'t:4g en: Force end Ntee/_7?{yt 
 this tneanea he opened’ a; door of Divifion betwixt the King Z1l".lCi,Hlt:
ihrliamentt A A *
A And when the King went at little after into tS‘ca.rtizml; thete the
Marquette plaid his pranks toogand to ingratiate himfelf, ioyned with
Tfltgejle, and that Faétiott ; Ami upon pretence of a Plot agaittfi him
by tome Couttierstand Souldiers, went from the Parliament of Ellen
new-gh to the Country with Argyle t which the King taking notice oi}
declared pnblickly in Parliament, That however now he feetnefi to
eomply with Them, yet he was the only rn’an”whit:h had intenfee hint
againfi that Kingdom. to A
the .Ji:{ejefi‘ie having done this work there 3 and heingr retnrnen
thence to His Engltflx Parliament, it Was not long ere he found new
work here; the Kanalaeers mntinons, and ttfirong Faflion driven in
.Patliament.. Shortly, Hztmilton followed the King and came to Caert,
‘whereby his nfnal flights he crept%a-gait} into the molt gracious Kings

.C0lllllii’ih‘ and Favour, and became Intelligeneer to Pym and his ‘Fat9ti-V

on, ofl”'et*ing Therm all Service, according to his ptomife made hefote
the Seat‘; Cotntniflioners, telling Them, There was no way to attotn»

lilh their Ends hot by putting in ptaflice the ./le'a.a~ime hehad given
Them» l-lerenpon, His Majefiied was aflhnltea with tlnllflflfdwfifl
and tnolit nnteafonahle Demands, %whial"ticante thick and tltree;-foln
i'l'0;l”t‘t the i":i'en§]'i».r3 and Hnmilrmz feemed to tiiiiilte » them as nntth at
any; yet {till entottraged the [le’ene&e;~.t to eontinne their hnpogrtnw
nity, that the King heing tired out therewith, he might have the motto

planlibleptetenee of neeefiity and «r€lpC&‘0f pnhliclt Peaefeg t$'h€t@0tt \

to ground hie Yjt3l‘fW.hil0ilSg%'Bytl1l$m.€a1'tti’S, afteri the iitpptieii"ionoli”t
Jlaianejrtliet, end te.eanhitnat' Can;-ta, and indeetfl all ‘C1iJi”(3li£’li.l‘ttV0‘l"_h'l.v"i{'llCtl§iut(;§~;~
evet was teally naeetlatyfet the tiling Dftlttiittttltt fillld the
A '     i     .l t     ilifriiltlftft

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i"eitiiingAoAf"the Kingdome ;? Hamilton wrought upon.!—Iim to yeild to A

ieheiejeéicinig¢of._theBi{hops and Popifh Lords; alfo topaife the Bill A

A *for‘T2;ym‘a! Piirliimeeti, anci at iength i that fateiiiA& for inseam... A
A wit} afrlazi Pm»liement;ewh1eh. ehoughie were dead long finee by»

i.ew,yee a G:mgren’d Remnaneofit (behold the wonderfui eourfe
of Gods Jniiice A!) is become infirnrnental in giving the deadly Blow
to it's principal Founder. A 2 i  A — - ‘ A I 
A A is-1iA4sh/iajefiie ihavingeyeiided thus far, onewould have thoughtith-ere
had been no-thing more to ask. Be: as if rhe‘“Body %pal£n'qm had iizr-
feieed of ehefe large Favours, and faine into aflrupfie, the more it
received, the m.ozfe Pciil it thwiriied after the Royal bounty ; and has
iving fcmed His Mijefties patience up to the higheii pin,they yet aimed?
higher, even to the cracking of thofe Sinews, which preferved the

harmony hetween the King’s Prerogative and the Subjeéislibertyi
He had yeilded up in a. manner His Crown and Scepteir, next: they
‘Adeimiand His Sword too: Here Hamilton‘ had driven the nail home to A
the head,and now itwouid go no further. The King refoiveci to keep

His Sword, andgthe Hanfe: Pcrngledi with him forit foiiong, thgmat

iength they refolved to wrei’c it out of His hand. This issit which Ho-i
—mi[ro'4 aimed at, longing Pciil for the Time wherein they would break
forth into open Hofiilicy. Now then, asihe had iincouraeged the Mem- V
ham to inemaeh upon the 1«;ing,.fo at Kai‘: hePcirs.iup the King being 1
already awakned,I:o call thofe Meméer: to aecompgthat had“ inhvaded

A Afiisakights hymonfirous Demande, and His Place and Perfon with .

Turnults, to the intolerable aflronz: of Majefly. Many propoundeci ..
fiverali waies to efiiefi thin, and in the end Hnzmi/tow feid, His Majeflyv

e eouid do no lefi in Vindication of His owne Honour, A then go in Per» .

ion’ to Demand the Five prime ‘Eaetefizw ofthe (fommom:-Howie no .
he brought toe Lege1Tryal,i. T his Counfel (the «King being in a piafei

iion) was no fooner given then taken, and His Mnjefl} refoived on

the morrow morninga “being Quneeg 4,t_i1. to enter the Haafi and dew
'ICI’I7a}:j1.d*€i1E Pies Meméers. Immediateiy h€reiupOn,o,Heihei/toes (tohisn.
Aeeernali iinf'amy) fene private notice to thofe Yideméaw oAfeheiKi.Angie,

RjefoIx.:~eion3u,acivi{in~g Themeo abfentfeom i eheAHaeji=5 Awihieh hedid

on Apnrpofe to Pereferve Them, that they rnighthe at iiheiey to raifeu
Thmniesgeande drive ‘away Hzs»»Mnjeflie. 4, This was the diviiiih Homily-iA
wnien Semeagem to eaiife an irreparable. Bmeaehiihetwixtifiiim and the »

. Hoiwfliti For‘, when the King;ea.me to the  Commom.atAfthe»— i~

a*ppoi,need timee',_he< found the i*eBiAi:r;dis iiwereifiwin, and? fo deyajrteé 

with the   loffeiof His iahonr through ifiizmilram Treachery, . The mife»

A eonfeqnentsiwere aiiemzem had foeefiioteeeeiii,  and the 

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[rm chemfelves new defh-ed, who ceylingeout, Breech offlriviiedge, aaaeee-...;

zineg11p‘moPc horrid Tumults both by Land and;Water about W/'hi2?e¥lJeii,.C0m xj

  flrained His ./Meljiflj for the prefervation of that reverence due to his Perfoo,» .

eowithdraw from His Parliament, 3: feeh fhelter from the violence that was

threecned againfi Him. This eecelle from Ifleflmiefler gave the F;¢zEZiarxeocca¢~l'
{ion fiend »oppoet.umty to lay the foundation of this .mif"erahle Wlar,;the=fruit

‘€3f‘Hemilro;e’.sf mofi treyl.‘ez"ous Praftifes and Counfels.

At length in the yeemc543. when the King had very neeusjfuhduedl all Hie
Oppofers in England, and reduced the whole Iiingdome to His Obedience,
except London, and 3 0154 Garfifons, and there waging p;“‘0b‘gbIe¢% M m¢an?e5e1;;fe
for thofe few jwembem who llcyledethernfelves :1 Parliament, whereby ~t.opr6~
ferve icheml"elves,o or oppofe the King,,;but by calling in the Sam”; and_ wheoig
was not poflible, at leaf’: very difficult for the Covemntew to afford any con»-
fiderable afliflanee to their Confederates in England, eif thofe who profefied
themfelves the King’s Friends had faiethfully afiede their parts 3% then Hamiiroe
played a new “part in Scorllmdin pretending Ahighly_ foxjthe Kirig, thateheviog
accefle again to His lCoun'l'els, he might betray Therm and dlflgappoinot his De.
fignes. 'l‘he“1§ing?s Friends finding him thus inclined, procurecl great Eere
to him from the < King; whereupon hevllwas creased a De@e,_ and promifeel

Marriage with the Prghece Elefiofs-SifiE€r,e which e he chf:Crfu~lly imbqacecl, ~;eVnMd

promifed to performe gx'eat ;Servic:es"for ;helKing., 7    A     #1 L
l   Yet no fooner dad he hear ofi;heO¢1_eens return out of Heilesmgand Her leer-J

fling atfiirdlimgtoe, and how” that the noble fl/fcmtrojfe had ofi‘eeed: Hee“(i*f ‘1
She pleafed to procure the Kixags Coemmiffion) to fuppereffe the Scotifi: em. 

wemmters, who were ingaging egaine in another Invafioninto Englemd, he:

he hafined out of .3cez‘l.4md with a Refolution :0 0V€1jthroW;Montre_fle’s Coueu

fels; and this he did with the knowledge and C«;3nl'e;nt,:lofthe . Cl’0"£’€’7’3g«2f«F£1'(€}:mll, ‘
under pretence of comming to Rifle the _%_¢ee;»2e:h€L3,1d, apdygratulating Hex: 1
happy Return. Heeold the fleén there was f0meldengerlh‘omtl1e& Swtifl: 

owemmtewex; but he laboured to extenuace it, and'cond~e.mnecl the Coonfel

Of./ldfmzrrofle as ralh,unadvifed, and unfeafo-nab1e,faying,I; mes fir all mews: he i

tried; to praflrve Peace wit/as r/oer Tflatiarxnce things were name: came ea /Exp}:

Ae‘ p.e_.[‘[e;,e1gar‘ezlaeI<I’ ing flyoezld gdeflmir‘ of emit] and recamfirilimion wit/9 Tl9em.T0 this A

Montrofle replyed, Nothing would dome afit Wt delay afffim e, mail! the Tm}-»
terms Ccmezmmerx Ioeoing mg/ed an /Irjmjficmld prewm‘ t/be 'ICi.egg of 422:} mam:

toedelizzer ezmifeienoixefrom their fTjrmm}*. Theuled event gzzve lfilfficlw eh:
elm proof of this 'l;'x‘uth,e and (of Hemiltanix Treachery.  1\leve:"ehele{fe; in this V
gdeham zzemojre was fair: :20 fuffer himfelfto he oVex:hoz‘n,,’lheing;1oeel7o great. he
. h Coluntjer as the other ; norlwlere thofe vertues whiehthe world new ad»

"hmires, difcoveredl then unmzzhe fizeeen. _

= ,f A Hamiimzh.avinwg»tha;sdefeatecl lzlieimofi neblefleleetreflh. and retuming he A

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to Sroztiozm’, rtemeo to he as adhive for the King at Wits pollihlegmatde as great

jproifefiions at home ashe had done abroad, and appeared the molt zealous

rnani living for the Regal Interelhyet in all his Aficions trolled thehdvice and i
Refolution of the Kings Friends. For, the King being advertiled, That the y

Covemmter: had Snmmoned 9. Convention of Eliates (or Parliament) with-
outi-iis ltnow-ledge, wrote a Letter to the Dacha, and thofe of theflounfel to
difcharge the Coxrormioa .- But he concealing the Letter, de.iired to crave the

advice of the Noble men bell: afiefied to His fl/Iogje/?].t They unanirnoufly an- _
‘ iwered, It was their judgment the King fl-would diftlaime the Convention and
i Declare it ill-egal:But theDozkg fent them word that it was the Kings mind to

approve the ("onoioarion with forne limitations ; which though it made them
‘alter their Refol.utions, yetlas it was related by the Drr1°\_e, itwas moi’: falfe,
the King never having had any fuch thing in His thoughts, until it was flagge-
ited to Him by Hozmilterz as the Advice of His Friends in Sc-orlmao’, and that
“there were hopes to carry things in the Cam/erarierz for the Kings advantage,
at lyealhfo ‘fair astoy hinder an Invafion into Erxglondi Thus the King and His
faithful Servants in Scot/amd were deluded , and by Homilroofs policy induced
to countenance the Canverztion to the great prejudice of the Knigs Afiiaires ::
But whenthey came there, the Dalg: and his Brother Lrzsm-iok’s “carriage in
that Convention, and after it, was no way anfwerable to what was promifed
in the Conference with the Noble men of the Kings Party : not would he
joyne with the Kings Friends in a eou"rifié« bf *oppofi‘tion, inorfgive this approw
hation that they lhould doe it thjemfelves,“ button the contrary, difcouraged
allthofe who were ‘Ji.’llllll0' and readyto take their iivesin their hands,and ad;
it/entureyall for the Service of His M'ajeft’_y. y A ~ l l i

l ;iTlluS‘iW’l1lll7Ci lhinafell e undidi " ” Maje/fie at home in Sroriimool, he had his
ereattires” about the King to defeat all oflhts that fhould he made by Moarrolflé

it to oppofe the C'ovEr»2orm‘em“,' who applied hitnfelfe unto His Majeflielat the

Siege ofG1o.arr;fr’er, alluring Him that the Cozrvemorerri (though ffamilton had
promiied to hinder them) had raifeyd a powerful Army, and appointed a day
to bring them into‘ E:ogl.rmd, Neverthelefis, thisnoble Marqueiie of fl/Ioatrojfa
‘oti7er'evd his ySer'viee, - and don‘h'ted nothut yet to  them work‘ enyonghliat
home, might he belhozaorecl with a timely Cornmifl'ion.« This he continually
oreiiied unto His Majeflie ; but in vaine; for; he had not onely the i“t_rong
‘and deeply rooted confidence His .M'ojefz‘£o had of the H.dnoilron’s to Ptruggle
rvitlt, hut the Devices ofa Set of defperate Conrtiers helide, who daily
htrtzed in the Kings eares /l«{a1rtroj]'}’S youth, 'hisrafhne{i‘e, his amhitiorn the
tnvie and hatred he hare unto the Hamilroiz’s, and what not 2’ A And on the
other tide, the Hamilton: fidelity, their honei’cy,itheir difcretion, their ‘power-..

Thnsfifldonrrofe was difcountenanced by Ham£1ron’5licreat11r€s, and theKing.r
retttiinedt to his wraterl (Quarters at Oxfirdg Not longiafter hewswasirhrottght i

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ed the King, how that the iC'é7'L*c”ra.;zrarer.r had brought their hnfiriefiiz about

according to their delires, no one oppofing Them. They raifeci an Army

of I 8000. Foot and aooo Horfe ; and when they had marched unto‘ the
very Borders,then tl1eHnmi[2’*om- were not alhamed to give thehiing notice by
Letteralyof the approach of that formidable Army, making this their errcufe,
That according to their Engagement they had prevented an Invafioni the
Summer before 3, but now that Winter was come on, they were able to keep
them out no loiiger. The King when he {aw how grofly Hamilton had ahufed
Him, {hows His Letter to Maizrrofi, and at lat’: (when it was even too late)

«ashes his advice what-was breii to be done.    » l l  l “

“ i But yetfuehiwastthe {irange Impudenee of the Dialer and" his Brother, that
i-rnmrediately after thefeLetter*s they begian their journey to Court; And that
they might make their Accefs ealier to the King, who had hitherto given
eare unto their ltraiterous commas, and to continue or recover the good
0pini(§’n'th€ King had of them, gave out -all the wayeas they cameiv(:efpeeialliy‘
unto Governours of Townes and Cafiles, yanclflommanders of the Army)
that they (poore men ) were banifhed their Country, plundred of their
‘Eliates bythe em-Warm for their Loyalty tothe King. and that for fafety
“of their lives (with which they had hardly efcaped)» they fled to 0.afim’. hut
now—that«’the masks were taken oh‘; and the izlaglerx-‘ difcovercd AA intheir pro»-
pei: eollotirsyftlie Dzrlqe was immediately ‘confined in Garford, and a ~Pt‘ocelT::
drawn up againfi him, wherein proof was offered, That he had occafioned
tall the Troubles and Miferies that have bel-‘alne thefe difirafled Kingdomes .-

In particular,iThat he inticed the King to a War againfl Sratlemi, and under-
hand alfo liirred up the People aga-infi theKing,by advifing them nyotrto yeilfl

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and bidding them iiiiili and they might get their Will, hot that the King
‘was 3!. very C armed, at’ldVW0L1’ld (if He got His Will) ‘prove a greatm-iTyrant

then 52\{gm. Proof was offered liltewife, That he had managed allhufineliéai

“wherewith the King had intruiied him, to His flfajrflier‘ difnfervice ; par---

ticularly , That he had given way to the prefent railing of an Army in

’aS'C':9fIt£?¢d againfl the h’I;I.t»IG ; with diverfe other Atticleacharged ialgairzih

"hirn. i

The moi‘: gracious King, notwithfiandin-g the evidence ofhiafo hainousa
erimesy and treafonable prafiifes, could not be induced to let the Lawihave
its courfe againlihim, (but to prevent his doing further mifrhiefe) thought:
iitjto fend himyout of the way a. prifoner to Prridenmla in Cfiffiwrzligv by ,
which meanes he was a,t~prefent~ talkenofh fromthe purfuit 0ftl1yatdefigne-

which he droveion by the miferahle tlifira-Etionsiof both Kingdomes. Yet.

was not his Brother Lrzneririz a white difcouragedfrom the rprofetution; iy

fwho having madeanefcape froym Oxford to Landon, was exceeding wel-we
Vgeome thither __t'o:;hey.Sear.r Commiffiotiefsi , and diipcttehed away ltotheiri



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Arum; hyhhsm with; L¢t¢ers,’oF4hrecommendacicm, . andfmm the Army to Sm...

flazmi; whereh (to‘£hevy whofe créatuAre” he was)’ they hhinfiamlyh received him
go th€irh_C’g.vzIezcgm:t,.’admitttfid him to th'eirA.CounfcIs,A land the Command of

Eomzesw

 vhcihhhyé  A A

  

‘hh  thohgh Haéaifioh faiied fiofgeihg thmugh with his;'wo4 firfiprajeflsg
yet hctjcloubted no_tAtoAmakc furs of the third, All Ezzglzmd being re-

‘ deal by the Forces under the Command DfF£irfdx, the Dag’ was re...
leafed out of the Cafile of~‘I’em"e;mz2s, and being come to Lmdm, he found

the flare of things as» his hheaft Wouldhavc wifht them, the Kings Per-—
fon being under the power of. the .9cg::A£[l;»Covenan§ers“a%: Vflfifwmfl/;=,1h a;1gd~his
Partyf quit: downs:b0thhhAhinA.E:¢g:%r¢dam§i%5Sfca¢1a:ad.; jfwo Ehi1i?§g7§§‘!t3A’p~[0_¢
hpoLmded“hEahimfelfe  one was fO_h‘.tQhh0r§1jCr hthg: matte; ,ur:dc’:r-hand, rhag:
the King might: be conginued aA Prifoner. Thcothcr was to rendezjthe A+S'cotzTfly
fawimnthers odious,by aliuring them to make bargainc and ,fale of their

Lord. and ’M:xfier to their hCovenan’tir;g h Brethren in Ewgéwi; thfihéffuc

A1‘-'Fi€W -7W0fu‘1di7i3A.3.}‘£€A.:£h€¢_ _E;¢&;%1i,%hJCevcx1an£e1*sf as odious as ighc -Scatx cduid

Wkfilreflffid Hamizm wait knew would be nohhieflc Eh?“‘3~fl‘.i£F*P1IiAf0flI"fl$flWf
thfl 'Iii;‘;1.gs ? Pfiffflm Mcaufehhhthe beatfifihiffifl :0f—~ ab;-0Fh <Kin§¢iG.‘m¢5:sh?h3d VOW»
that Ahéit flmuIdA ‘rsatéie araflored TM zine Merci/9 af Raga/I ?7awe7>* , é;:foreA Ajl.-s..
x£.g;‘?.:2fi£fzm gizwz.h Aflzmihzhehh A;& or imprifoning His Majefii-as Perfmx he

hcfos;:A?fcr11iAngof him.;AA;B‘t1t ‘(ha hapnfid )1, that‘: C0Y€-§i311tv€f3;;i0 Eflglrwd W535

  Aheut-i3i'icAmd by £h.&i:r_ yaxmgmé ;E:~“¢a*bre;2h ofihlm DB ~P.; EN D ms: c fig; 4;; A~VVhQ; ufihgzu

yingfthc Iiisags Perfmi, zmd the Pawfir into their owne7ha~ndsh , and«1~having

hfnm; Awithouz privathch infiigation from Hézmilmz) jugihcd him away in-
fo’ abarharbus imphifonmem in thelflfi hWig/9?, 5663-me a5 ab0mifl3b1?€a$
h£h.e“AC;ozi?A£21a;';¢t2€;zg_"Tzffiflgvlsrxhxveré Cfiflhtfimfithiblfi 533 ~thAe ¢Y€.5..“f:AAh£h5hh W_0F1d-
A Hebe wash as fiauch as Hamilton. aimed at; the Kings Perfon‘ in Prxfon;

the‘ Prc:3stj,?m.“s h;ated% in ’Syatla’md 'fm.'.{€Uir1g Him Ehjfil’ Bffi-‘3hI‘6I‘I in

A Em.:v.maE Emth-hat:cd and {earned for not rcfrqhring him and; then hlofinhg ‘
ab A A .\ A

him am: 95 their hhanhds; and itheslhndcpendentsrgbzramhinated by alt menin
that hthey:'Thad dhs~chié:hradf0.r'h his~£m$medhiamAre.€£1mtmn;,»ye: afte:waz'd»xm-

V §;g_‘é£"0ih1€-(5 him. E-§er611p0x1hAh~h£he'=Dz¢1Qe'::gI*01-mdfid his 1haif‘Z"?'0j653 W =’~AA<"=h-'.=‘0m-'  

phfh rm’: om: dcfignc 0%fAufurp3.:i0>n:‘AAA';; I’5hI‘P£h;_h:3:3YC'»%*j01ié¢_figf5'£17*3Cfiflffiwffrfsflffifgh
Egg? pyctfinding fm the-Y*mflitu:ionA ofthc hfizng, so _ohhge the‘Kz:1gs Party to
hi-mhhimhhbhoth Ifihzgdowzexg andthfifl hf d0i1b5‘?d .;110t : ‘A30 9 5-‘PP1"~‘2fie;.th;C  ‘

A ;m~zz£;=.=::: powmih by hringingA'AhAAa£1hh;h:A1‘“my. ii1‘—'0?h;5'?'9‘_£§‘1*Wv%..5h't.W11‘iCh_ h:A~A-‘Amy uhhd’

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peeved viéforious , he bemg Mafier ef‘ the Field in *j’Ea»g22:rz2aZ and Seer»
V fwd, and the King m his‘ hands , mxght: have done when he pi.ee%1'ed;

either have “immmed Him in 7a corner of the wforfideg er E§11’Efi?£'H§m out: of
it, aé he {aw time and opportunity‘ to lay mime mm the %Re:ywz/gy;e For
flee any reafonable man judge, wlxezher he who durft take the boeldnefiein
she dayes of His Maj~efl:iesVprofpemy to afpxre unto the Crown», and bath pm...
fecmed it ever fince by imbroyling His Dominions, wouid have ”r1eg!e€ted to
feize it when he had reduced it (together with}-1ise~/Iajeflies Peri-'on) am his
ownepower. M e  ~ ~  A m    “  ,
To make this evident, let us take e View ofhis proceedings fince his releafe
from his ['omi_/% imprifonment ; Whitfh he fo farrefented, that his exprefli-V
one reiifhed notltfing elfe b'£1tReeJmcge»: for, when fome vvifhed him to re.
ep*aire unto the Kmg then at Newmflle, his anfwer wae_., than that /767/MdA’¢°ti‘[e
rm‘/Zn tagae to him ; for how could be ever tmjl ‘t/mt mm who Where he WM 5;»:
mar impr%m'd/aim ?«Neverthele{Te, to‘Newmfl/e he went; wherewith his

yfuali Arte he indeavouredeo perfwade the Kigg intoa good opinion of A
him,pr-omxfing to engage has utm-OP: power and mtereit 1n5cotl;:md £0 doe.

him fervice : yea, ebothhee and hisbmther Lamemicfi being of great‘ power

With the Coezeamjxztmer, undexftoole to the King to ‘bringf him i11£o«S’cat~/mm’ 3 ‘.
And hadthey been worth theirwords, it had been an eafiee matter wfo*r~thee e
Kin to have ingaged that~Kxngdo:nFMzmd cheie Army, forrefioringvhim m 
1-mun Righte in Emglszndo But it Proud not wzch their defigne, t:o»h»ave"h§g.
Majefiyeperfonally prefent _:n .:57catlm2d, fleece :ewo}1.1dt0() much ecelipfe tlxeie « V
greaeneffe and difappome thexr ends: and knowing he fluoulde-beéhampfed A "

fufficfiently if he were yeiilded up to the Pireséjtarg in Ezgland, Wh?0'Iab,Qu..;.;
red much, and o«fle1*edhxg;h for the eepurc~I1afe of ms perfon, the‘Ha§mlrans—

(eoentmrygtzo their prgmife) wrought: underhand fora furrenderoefhimem ~
the Englifk : _ Aiieeadgtng. Tkmrzf I‘/961)! receiwd him as tlaeie ICing, it e wozwldeéee »
ma: excefl?72e charge to the Kmgdame ofcatlmad to mairznm-'me [aim : That the ~eEma~ e ~
glijfy Tariiamenr kmsifirrfl lee/jed A:-mre:.r«ro refine him mt aft/ae e /axmdre eff em’/fl *
Qgmfiliarge‘, med bring him éeel; to lm Pazrlidmmt at Weflmiyzjier, 139/)9 mggffi : ‘
seeedxmheit ill,  new life Fewer, med t/Mr‘ enemies are fi¢é'dz3«eaJ, be flfirazxialéee 

leeptfmm them éjt*1aeir eo'vexzmxz:eoi érerloreen and fiiendr; T/agaztvfif he were de--»

mined, er": wmfl ‘M.-seedy acmfiwm efirmc/aeeeévetvveen t/mm, amzt; leaf} Wfflfl-“W” erivei e
anion £vetw£.wj eéotk Iiingdomee. Tim:  they were ameedieIid'ed%fi*om tiaeire e
Brethren of England, and the King lwxfig/at into Scotland , Maligwyenzx «
wmidféme take 135m‘? egazine, mad newer [mew plotting till they ljmyfpux eSc0t3and ’

into‘ a comézzfli-am.eee.Thzztee rise King A bad f»§e2wze himfelffe Vrefi9l%vea£ag¢zinfl the

Covenant, mm‘ eérnéireteered vaga~iemfl -%zl9e chief Prompmac bf it 3; ma’ was (229/ates.” 

prpmiflrs fiezxer: «I99 mmzhé) wfze mt-are ée errzeffed. Adding lafily '("éc:fiL’3e.§. thee

’ dummage%e that mxxgee enfiwe ale: e17}9€;,1b_fi;!;lV«9fmf.19fii7f*.‘e,4'T7’€&Vfl£‘ an E'nglgned  the 

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7 f£*.:£ndm£/ af :1 Brmcé wirbtbeir _I>’wtlarer¢ in ‘C0’!/+*?W£fi'il‘ , and efifimitizzg we /aim 

wkms Mzcmféiwx ~l:7.r4d declared gmilg of A Ar/as i?z’a#.4% af éofilgr Kfimgdamw,
Thcfe: things the ZDu.m [E and his Yfraréwr urged cwetand oven in

A private at §\Qw¢d:W:¢; which -(with athd -zcncmci. efieted Fram Emma

1.. A N H) were of great: weight. in the op-inion A of tha Sc 0 mg 3:»:

.,  ‘ .‘ J ’ ’ I  ‘ ‘ ' ‘ A ;
After this, the bufinefTcAA being»; m be AcanvaflcAdA; an Pa.rliarm:.-M at? Eaficzgw ’

Aézxrge-'93 the Jlwljze madca giozious ihew imcgafoning forthc f{”.z';vgA.« Bzxzjwhm

[st aggsmesz? to the Vet}: concerning his m.0.’c'i£'z/Er)’, the We £‘m.==z;*::r-w were in

a:hc:;2;‘<."2::=gati~v::”thcm4felx/es, butTa‘M cheirx1care{‘tfri~ends and dependents (whofe A

Awi:c€s;tE1€y Vufiid to command «is much as fiheir owns) WC’1’€§n-Eh€73.fi'it°Efi9;..
mm The Ifing being E11115 palpably bm:’rayedA by them ,-and '§fE:;df;‘mru..
mirzcd xhat he bq fcxamnto Ergglarzai they ‘mid the .il'HA,p!.3dC‘i'1{C€‘   to mmrne to
fiffpmg/Fig mmkc thrsir Emvees ofhixm, &1l1(§‘r-ECj“§lii7fl.l‘l0¥V ;h<:y‘VAhad\~,donethAc:§i;%
bcrif for brixaging him into» 5‘a=o;'-Kama’, but were 0v€1f:fi=»;*"ayed‘ by vote ‘§n17’.1m

%-Eiamentz NeV's1'chele{1?:, aha good King (facing no remedy ‘bun: pa.tienm:v

was content: to give: good wards: and {wallow all in fiicncez. fo; wi:hi_n;A%;aA

A few daics after he was delivered ever m aha Errzglzfb Comznifliopem, or Tore»

mentors 0fChC.P,r£!é}'tZ‘rj.A K ‘ A %  A  , , _  AA
% And being; fecurcd zln their htmds at Holdméy, FMmi!!tm“"’$ ne3:tA%d&vim

A‘ was to dcftroy all hopes of rcconciiiation betwigt the King and thc Pméyg. V
mrima Pm-zy in England, having done pretty well an Scwlmm’ a;ireadfya Them»

fare when it was debated among tha Sam/b Covcraanters, what: Imflmfiiajm-3
to fend unto qthcir Cqmmiflionem at Lofldorz, fame of Hami!rm“sA ,fi'im1;ds
aggravated the matter againflz the Kifigfi as how that; he had been ziyeflm.
ziawr ofmwl: 510.7%‘/7:e;:l=£n% 5:2:/3 I(ixgdam:, and drew an xnferencg offimégfizfii-
an M éeg£vem ta divine fag’/?£cc. Hcreupon, Lamericé beIched% out Ehfffi Wmfdsfl
We cam ;ze72er.l:.m2a Pmce~Auw1a:f¢g am Atiyzés‘ King ‘ or am} qflm Race rgmmbm ; and
upon amther A mrcafion, we mm /MW no difererzce 41502/at .fli’f9fi1¢8’5”C}Ji(7fi[[;g0WB7’fi”
mam; az/1113.9 d.§;7~"m.m~a will wlm 1!»:/J ée King» But this language being
judged a iittle mo high as yenatlength the Cmzcnmzrm agreed, that amen
0therin{?:mé?:ion5 to bcfem: £0 theirAC0mmi{fiorzem at Lmdm this flwuldy
be mine, to mind tI1eViHw*¢fl;=: i"tiil~oF that M9223 whercbyA may had geciared,
we fs;.”'z'mg j/merld raw 5.5’ rz:l?ar1¢'z;iw ride; m*erc{fz{ of Regal! _Pam~r 3‘ia’7fi2fI§5fi?f?ia.m£}gM
giwn ta .{:z;z1~;y.Zk7.«az%z’«;:2z.r.A% % A   % A A A A V‘ A _    A
This was mmugh to A£"crveMI%I}m¢:1A[;revs~a“s endx For knowing; thc..f1{,z 2;qG
‘m be immmrcabfiy fixt upon His Principles, and; no pmbable m:5diL&r:m_a
mcongciic Him mt:haVmA§ I-Kc conch,-zdred they rnuft in aim and fiia «out Cj‘EI“fi‘*;

_ .

no axzratammg and%pzm*e£d with him from a confinfimmt 1:0 ix1clofl2inapr§u%A %

fonm—f:nt. % 7

~ Eu: the Pa E s BE§"1”Ei R 3 Wm rammed i:»~rtheI1~:2$%E:»m?’N:mz NT sAw§~m A

by aapartyi-of Horfepiundered his perfon out oftheir poifeffion, and ms.

edohimioto the Army’; Where hopes being given of the unitingthe two Iti-
eerefis Ifizdepeiqdent and R0}&![,‘the ‘Ewe fem: his Agents from Scotland with

A many,ar.gumentsvto difiwade the Gremlee: of the Army 8: 1ml:pmalcntpar-

A W. And knowing that a new cwwfealemcy was fecied betwixt his gude Counu V

tArey'man the Manquefle of Afirgile, and the Imlepamlem: in £’egl;e.e.o',che Duke
fhrook in with Argilc,defiring a fetled correfpond and ami£yAwith him,prc-
tending himfelf very much oflefled toward mofc"rga1»1an: Com mandezs of

A the iEogiifh Army and their party. Notice hereof was fem to Cromwell and Q

his eompaniions, who proud of the offer offriendfhip from Io potent a per-»

“foo as Hemiltaae, thatmighc much advantage them by hindering any oppo-

fition from the Presbgzters in Scotland,immediatelv imbrae-ed him , and {oh

Aregilc wee content likewife tofhake hands with him in Scatl.«ml.Hemilram i

head was the fhophwhere ehofecurfed Counfelise were firfi forged for the

taking offhis Majefiies; from him they were communicated to Argile, byd
whom they werenot only relhhed but refolved on, and pofied away into 

,Englmm!,and prefled home upon the privy flenza of the Army with the very
fame arguments which had been ufed to drgile. by T Hamilton: As how that
g/g.e.K£;~:g was a man oféload, emd M deeeizflzll M lzlaedygone mat to he tmfledmed

A that made no ~ean_/Idem‘: ofpcrforming pramzfif w/am am‘: he /Mal warren his emslx.

That: Iaevfiwgps of an impleméleq/fiurit, and /mica.’ all time! /mo’ appocfivd him with A
deadly hatred, mm’ therefore he was regained lwfirmcr power, /ye would 22/? is
qaickl; to ruin t/oofl: of the e/{rm} "n2/aids» appear msjffarwmml to rejflare /aim.

$77/am tlaqyflrazilei retreat in time éaforc it ram: too late, and not fvzémit their A

necks to the mercy efe Tyrant; Tlmt laevizag declared /2: highly for fair» em!
made him mmfidmt, they migke the moremfil} intmp /aim. AM that it way no
dificreeiitfiv to do ,A~,/z'22ce it /mt/9 been at crmrfé jztfiified la} t/yepmflice cfgell age:
mzd perflanx, otadmsim the deceizzer.    A
There were many of this humou_r and opinion in the Army long before ,7‘

" and therefore thofe which had been othervvife minded, feeing fizch Do-

firilnesibroachediby their Scottiflv Confederates, were the more eafily drawn

offfrom thofe mofi jufi: principles, which they had owned in the behalf of

the King and Kimgdom,io their many Rcmm/Immex,‘19lecz¢rmm;,andPm«

  pafzz/I".r.And_ina ihort time they became iu-ch exceliem: Proficients in that
i loffon ofhypoerihe which had been {ex them by*their,Sc‘amfi Tutors, that

the moi’: pious King fuppofing thofe great pretenders ofAConfcience to be

as religious obfervers of Oaths and Protefiations as himfeiflwas eafiiy train“d i

aWay.AI:o a moi’: barbarous imprifonment in [Ar¢'fl2raoh_-Cwflle.‘  4 A A
A When Hemilrmf few ch1s,~then~ehe reckoned he was almofiiat his jo urneyds
A i A A A i en 5

. _ - (18)  l% e
am his éefign itt a manner Breuglrxt to pem"eél“iott. Tlle *l%wl¢p:nde;:t~p“artyl Be»-A

inglthmsinegaged . ( by hlslprlivlatelinltigatlirm‘ )9 ag.ainPc?the Kizlgpafi all re-
treat,landet> peflibllity fi.Acc~ammlod:atilo1a+left. betweemil ttheml -anecll his
I5/iltzjefiy, at len,gt}l1{ when he {ate his t;ime)h‘elleft« the Brethtetr of 'Im=1epem!m-

¢’y3_.l3.71£hE lut1:l‘t,-and fell ofi°ftom:A'rg£i:,t ca;<&ilnelg*labeute all wastes to wlreilcthe  
power outof the hands loftlmt pa1.'Cy.He {aw their roceedings were d1fre- 

lifhed by the Ptesbyttets mm: of envy,ci'%: By the Rtwall Patty‘: alsolxmittatedfeeojtzt

ofa femze ef Emegralty. The 1{§r;s*gs% long imprifenmenlt 3;{‘l l'l.ll‘«2*lAs'3‘tl€€Ll- State of‘ e
the Kingdom casufed gAe%neml°l f§if£G.n.t?ent$*,.3nd‘l»Cl’1'ifp0f€Cli{hf} people te fame
.w;tl1any one that wlould pretend 120 be the I*Eir;:*»g:'de[£t'ev?W. Upont:-tlusl prew

tenceat let: gt}-"3 be de‘eiate-dhis tlefalruttien to: wife a:n‘I&1ttny,atldl~halvlin*g1{um—l
monledl 3. ‘Ptufliament elf his own atEde;:5z¢rg13,pr0Ct1.E€d‘ ltim l‘elFt¥ol be vetelelé
6'em=mlZ;ltlt'e Royall Patty ofScatl.=:md joyneel elofe ta him; but moi’: of his:
ownl creatures were put into Com=ma=ndis, alnldall th“e.gatllanlt Gentlemen in
the Nelrtlx of Emglamd ( as many as could get enlte'rtainm=e:tt ) entted into-
the fe.rvie"e. Nor did he pretend only E0: the King, but to tileekle the Prefi-
éfiyrqrx, and in hope te get the blefling of the Ifiriie altmg with him ,. cletla-7
tetillikewife fot the Cowamm : Bu.t ttle71+1"i' irlge l-mew him well enough , and
fm elt Out. his l~;:vnlavlelry,l thteatning him with the-if‘ th~u;m:ler~ebelt’s except he

elefifl:ecll,.becaufeifhe lead gonethmugh withhis defigns , cheyt knew he A

wculd lnringin Bz'fl-gap: a.ga~in,.tlhle futreltpilllars of the .‘B*rit£fé.- U7l«Z'aam'rt'/if.

Tl}i3l.lttt¥vas the only fruit they exper.‘tedltfto~me the ingagemlem: of this‘ tgllfy "
L g}2tzce:metcr,xvho would“ malte as littlle C.0n?fCi"el3C& to tozen thcm,a5—tl’te King,
‘lllllotltllhe Eeflaries. And tl-Ietefote thee}! lfiT£ilfCd.hl1*1'7lfi17id has Armylwtth am A-A

mtihsme M’;-ramrréw, and gave it-the Title of Be-Zlwm Hypacririmm. H A .
 Onlyt the peer Raye/Mix put eottfidencet in him,wl1o l1a;d‘macle th»em~ thus
m,lfera¢blze,.lanld intended to make tltelm and tlteit Km yet more mitfctable,

t when cmcelhe had inablecl hfmfelfl to {land uptcmhis own l:egs,withemttthem3

i«rt.E:~gg‘z’end.l 'l7he1:efore his Fxtfi: aim: ‘in this ilngagement W‘.-15, to prevent the
Kings Frielndsltfrom having any confiderable Forces on tom: diftinfi ‘fmm
his-ewn,.Ulpm1 this=tortfideratiert1;; hcmncemd it neceffary to éeley his tom-V
§-xtrg in-to§’zglwd,til~l the Infttrrwtions in Wain-,Kent,and»Eg2x,8tc.were in a
manner q:t1itcbmklen,yet pretended great cute of Pambrak:- Game ‘and Cats-

L ekafiergndlafiared them both ofe. climely releefibut never intended to per?»

§Qtml.it,lingring in his Mtarehl after helhecl"“entred Englmmgtill Cromwafi had

elenehis work. at P:mém=}g:»~Cafile.,and the State of’ gallatxt ['afelm‘?:r bet» “
attest d”efperate.It=1 hisadvmce through thebllorthernl parts,he countet-+man--    

ms the brave Sir Marmadxxfitv Zmgdeieg as of: as he would have taken any

f afitantagctefallngee  §§_l§mf5gi¥iflg_El§§§§ _leawfct9=~t;etrea-t with fafety, A

 (MA) ” A

l:w[IethAAAtoV aiiew him~theA.Ate;pu,tattz0n ofanyeneftzteecfl2:=;‘ w‘h§c%1 5H11efl m‘3:‘a5n§y

"V loyalltfouls with W0l'1dfl)2‘“afld anmzementt ; not die it e littiedifcourage the

I Etsgdgli,/7.2‘ £~‘m:I.4z[?=y. »

What defign he ha& in marching bythe way of LiZ:"«’6‘fl_/%£1’a‘ tIt could never
:§eatn; but Ehifi .C.0¥:111;E37.t“f3@C:3.I‘i‘T1f: the Stage wthe_teon he Intended: A to gain the
A.pri'z.e of a glormus Y;1aZOfyA~0.VC1‘tC?Z0mWe/[;Wh1ChRfhtfl h.t;dAobtained, then no

  AEorce~s beintgitt the Eieidfave tha.tApet.t,y fixsuty under rfairfiex ,whom he

eAo:tateived he co‘ii1d‘fvva1LeW up after at tpleaf.u4re,he edmzbtetd «not1but~to finti

an eafi'~eatcefl‘e to L.«a;—z:im,thettetet to order ailrthings t,o.AhiAs mined,andA%tAakeAtcam -

for the I'.CdL1GiD_g.O.f Gtalrrifoxuandfetiingfithetfiingdom Am f'v1C§.1;a$vp0f£%fli‘€ 3;;
might ma1temo£’t forth1s~:;ow.n tfld.V£HZEagC,Wh£?fl otcafima£he0u1td*fetveAhim mi
throw away his 1;0yaHdifgu1fe,tnddeclAare his ttaitemus i£1EEAn.ti0hAs ‘agaitnfl:
hisALe1;*d and tSarzJera.;;gn.. e V A A A 1 V
Never came man  Battelltwith greater confidence ta carry the tdayznoe
was it without teafon;For,he.had doubie the ad: in tx.umber,and ~adVan;tag«e
o”fg1:ound,being incamped tn that part of LnM(mg,i3£virc,Wher€ thte_dikes,he_d~:
gcs,and mariih gl'Olmd’:E,Wfi1T€ as fumany fa.fhnefl}:,s,or defeuceA5_fm~AAthiszfggt

. againft ramwclfx hoffe,wherein h;is.i’cre1}gth Achieflymnfified. But Godjfic-
lighting many txmeseto pay the vvfmked xntheix awn ca}n,p€£mitEedth€tr:v-’
_ char} of atwtheer to have aAprmc1pal1hand m the overthrow of his rmiten

ram ing4g;emcnt;'It hadlbeen a. wmtder if among thwofe that FOAM their «King,
xgonetcould have been foundto Ptfikfi a tbargain for the {ale of 5E-I.emi£eam.-

) Therefore Awhentetlae I mrleprmimt pL1rtyin»€mgZm¢d f aw, that no ;petfwafions A

otargumentstcotild himderhis comin-g in , they fent ;infl:t.u&ions.to their
ComAm1fltoners pt Agents then at .Edcmémrgb,.totattetep»t fomeAto€theteh;ieE e
Comm:-mdexrs wxth offers of mtoney,toebetmAy;this :ArmAy after A,the_ye flwuid

ccmeinsgot England.Fo r.thi5_ purpto fc,B.;:zi1y (who had the command of the
Infantry) was; j£LIq~V'£€gd- the l11gelie{’t,perfon to itagage, heavin]Ag ufed thimfelf A in
former time to thxs kmd of traffiqueé:F0r,it 15 rqzported by knotvingrmtenghggg 

in the conflifls in Scatlmudbetwixt Mae1‘qtwefl"e 44antrAp_fl2 and the t;c’aa.:zm.m~ A ;
ter.r;hc.firfl; fold the Cotienmztcrssto teilctzwarqmgfl}.-,"at thebattclyl  Kilf]-I ; A
zhg,-,%and alittle after (cot-make amCnd5g)A:%fo1qd. thcMarq%:fl};qAgain to, the Ca-v

*2/enmztemat the battell eOf{1Zferd~rKixkf.5 This felltaw; fwallowedthe gaeldm
Bait imme-dm.tcly,and t:ohun_1t wasjlcttttto Adtaw as many more asAhtct~c0:ul'd
into the buimeffegand for an xncourtgetmetent her~ha,d;the tpromife offixfiém

t-lmtfzéml pamzdr. wherc,0fz_Im=:[car: tlmmfmd waVs_t.paAidttdown Angora the Naif, _
;mdA the r¢&:thewas'to_rccetvewhen thee,ehufinefleAeflmuA1d bcAovetr.J;-law tmany
he drew tb this eqnfpxracytéxsnot knowrwtébzat A ]6eooo.A It tewotzide go far ~,izt'A A A ~

.t§;”&“§{t¢f:{m,C§fl§tt€U,V%lhCI¢;,ilhfi'C0,mm1ndCf5s3fi7f§1d?1H35%Lli¢E$§1‘€?mQl335_.»§K3-113$fiflfieh05

 A A them  A

("mil

eheie Cormtiey-men above theyprice of a Hz;gIa~Lmd Caw:Ai1c! its

enough: Middleton was none of the leaf’: iharers.   A

Buewhat he acfiecl he diel more clofely chem A Baily, wl1ofe‘eaEi-ions p>;m~..
«claimed his treacheryfo grolie and palp:thle, that even the Doha himfelfi,
who ran, could plainly read it, and complairfd of» it, as much as he dmPc_,iii21

A dlilicolurfe afterward with his fanqocrarx: For,Bozi!y»delivered up no leiie

* fough:.co'ferve cheirown eods  “workinghim to {o odious and ‘infamous

than 6.000. at one time, as a facrifice to Cromwell the great: Icloll of zoos
pemlemy. The Dzzke taking fanéiizary in ’U‘tt_a.?c'é'ter with 3ooo.horfe, quickly
made atame furrender of hirnfelf upon Articles to Masjoor—Gen.Leméum*,i
as he pleaded at his Triall: But others cried he ycelded upon mercy to the

Lord GjejofGraéj; and this being pleaded againfi him, the Pliea wasac. s

cepteci; and he referred at length to the mercy of the Him/aerl.s
Being thus infnared, and in hold at Uttaxeter, [ramwell {eat his Bea»

gles to bait him ;. and, with others, in came his Bwfine, Peters‘, with open. i

mouth, 0 /229 my Lord r/mt jaw /bmcld Zzefla tr'e»<zc'/Jerom amp! deceitfuli, 4;; no im-
‘Z’dt’»’h'.?.]0lx*9.5?’fi‘I':t??3d.f in England l ' Some called him VC‘awaral ; others Tmytor,
and t;e4-ms-lm~aze.r Scot. But he took  all with patience , and being removed
thence to .4/so;-de~zs~zom,cae about which way to procure‘ a deliverance
from their fury.  i A A A    »

i 4 Ace length, the Treaty beinghroken off, His  ‘ Pties peijfon [CC‘Ll1‘€a_,'s~3l‘l&
the armed Sam.-rags having broached lcheir Anarchicallibloody Rgmajiguzncei
forfche deitmflcion ofthe Kieg and Kingly" power, andithe brizrsg“i:1g~of‘De5-L
liniqueots toccapitall puoi.{l1ment,tl1e Duke was removed to Wz'zmfl»r— feflle’;

O

andochimer he cams ('m»mweli to a perfooall conferencqwith a 1" uhmiflivc A

compEemr'éz*iealli Letter. crmmzz, inhope to make him confefliewhat Lord:

‘mgsi ZM'i?i?¢5e’?*J of the Home: and City had‘ incouraged or invited him imtekes s

[.

e jciz:wnle*y to of i5.r'~.w§fi)r, smd giveschim‘ geese hopes of fiwoxzr, upon condition
hi?lWOLil‘¢i"1‘€:“o"i:eii>€ thofe Lardx, Commons, andl”['iri:e.e:¢;i. This H}ZimiZzw¢d‘eny-
eel to do, fearing the ..:*"‘m..’ep¢ndmr parey,x:vla<:»m he had fo gWroH'ely»«aboied., as
w=eml7p”erace them egaiofi the King9,_anei El‘itE'1‘1”lé1l)OI;lE‘ to mine theml."oy pee-
t-endiog an ingagement for the King, Wolulci now lerve him 3. trick , an&'”‘

an Aéi: of Impmcbing, that {Q they imight deii;.roy5  afterward with the

greater‘ applaufeu Therefore he w'§ved thalr, and incica'}»f_gg,eecl to cxcufe hi;  
formeroeaiingg ofiering to give afiur2.nce of his fervice m”2<;i fidelity to El-‘1‘f.I1Tl'"

in time to comciocc. Butehis would not beharl-med eo; Cromwell hadgreawi

tee occafion for matter of laccufation agaiiiii thofe Members ofthe Hmfivfiei;

3

Cit} whom he hzmbieciuded and’, impiriioned,ahds"excepr the fluke willturnf

1331221 om Immfi-5?‘ afmiae .Bret/1ren)ithei”'€ was no hdytt tiff falvation.  a*’om-- 
‘W0’ *¢‘“mFd»%1?¢li€fF is sszhsii E$?!¥.rl‘iF¥i§_i.‘3*‘*». “         Be:

Beiniig brought" to Sjaimexin ordcrito. a Triiaii,’eiCrcw:wef1ii;i.in hopc ‘toe
train him to a conteiiion,,caufedi..all his Cieatures to carry a favoiurcibiei

‘ couneenamce towards him. T hat Monfier Bmdfbaw atiirfi fmoofifd him up i

with {oft language at the Bait: ofitiheiriiiigh Court: of Jiziiiceiaithei. moi? abi'€i)-

iiiute F£age«ofTy‘i“a"nny and Injuiiice that ever was it?! the world..  Hope_s was‘

g' en by eh:-mUrchin the Lord Gmy of graé] and “Pmr.s-, aha: theyuwcauid  

ma-. smzch obiiruéii his»Ple:.f. of"Q__uarter given by Lmzm-z upgn ‘ex’:-tie:-1.¢Lv :  
iAr+1d when their itefhmonies were demanded in open C0urt,.t.He Lérd grey 

fpake‘ very coeieiy and favourably about the Articles; and ‘P'e}‘tr.r avouehed
Qggzrter given him by Articles with Laiméert, adding fmrther , that if they 1
w=erenot-made good,.i_t woui1d.exiceed.i‘ngiy xjefleft upon theihonour of the e
Army. . A A A i   A A  . A 
V Peter; hiaiving declared himfeilf in fiavmn“ of him thus openijr i, was  
timug-ht the ficteft perfon to imploy about him. He gives Itflzmilton a vifie, .
and offers him his fefiriiee. Hamiltan returns thanks with langimge andmo”» i
meyfoimhie late favour done him in Court, and glad of the op%<;x_r%timity to ~ i
make ufe .05. one fo much in C1‘.CdiWE ‘With (i7f0m1Wll,.,impiQ3T€th him toijim tap»,
and dowrie llpqmhis eti‘:.md§;'ito m'e“d'i“ate fdr him with the Members of thee
Houfe and~Arm‘y , andirepreieim: fuck: offertures as hemade for the faving. 
eilhis life : wherein ‘Pererxi-g-ave him great hope, on purpofe to make "him~C.
confident his former fin-11tsthoi1ld beforgiotten , if he would impeach she »
1\’I‘c.»:iniae1':~:. A ~
But chishc waved flill, making an 0%: of%1.ooooo.E.i.f0r his life , and eat’ " ’
defying ti-mm all fervice in Scotland. In afihrance whereof, he offered an uni-
on of interefic with mgilc, and .to'vow himfeifa perpe_t:ua.iVl ferverit KO
thei,«riPfa.xtyi. In the mean time, me£i'engei's* were poiieid into Scotlma! £0 fly-‘ea.
ilato know his pleafiirei  Ar‘-'gz‘Zel1avingAbe%en deceived by bimwonce ail-
:e~e‘adgr, was li::mt‘11e¢oAtrufi: him any more;He faLv.aii'oifHam£1mz *i?»l€r€ir€C€.ii=-' %
ved to mercy, and few: hi0'mei11t0i'SrorZzznzZias a ffiendi , he miiiifi needs t_‘3Z'1-7"

am

i tereaine him under that nation, and admit: afa (’qmpez%£:[ar%;% whisk wouid, if

have too much ecli fed “his vreatneiie “ :111Ci""i€ii'iq<Et1’d his; ira3:ex'e{’c iwiwfee an-"n«-
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md%34cBefides,ti1e'Kzr "h'aceid Hfimzltam as am Hi.’ oceste and A z;/fi‘a.te«
and=fe*armg‘ he might miichxef them ifhe e:~ime back aggime , tmn’cL‘eveAr;r

Pconesafor removing him out of the way, and "preacbflei nfl his‘ head in¢§’m::.¢-3 i A

ilximd beforegit was cut off in Engimsid. The.,Hz'g/3 favzzrz iiflgfifid. here in ens:-_ 

perffation ofanfinfiver :.At ierigziihfi f:,iCh‘a one was rcziarned as dieeryeci saw
my reconciliation with Hamiltwz .5 wheresnpom, the Same was aireed piewi

feriitiy. Sinceihe.wou1dm.:>t make ‘2°;m.i. his ¢Confeflbr,,it._he kna»'e-{havimg,;%%
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A fT+uefday%March 6. heWas(w:th otheriLord;is) brought t0““Ehe EMA; where A

~E’mr;1flmwhandlcd&him ve::y"r0u;gh1y. Tfibfe Whichfmiled on him before

lack’: fourelyknow ; and when ‘Hamilms (being askczd. what he could  f
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% Pam (witha

razen impudence) renounced his former teflinmnyjaying,
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damned to the Block, a%facr.ifice’to the raven gt: pf this Fmfllizm for hisfm;-

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A gym wit}: xbafiwaazfy Spcfhtclw.

’ rm-mt, farflwre /2: flélmld g£wgZa2;y ta God, and throw /Mm: and inf};-m_y up-

 m tlatmféhvcx, by an £mgem£au: ccmfiflion of/92;: awiw, Argiic’.;, and their mzmmf! ‘

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my qfférwing the ‘Pwfbj tcrimvlntercf-?. ‘ A
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:9 roam lveimgiaag no time Star-Chamber,fl'a_fi9wg,Lnnd trzlwmp/aing in the min: of 

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A A E that three Kingdoms made one flame,
Blaficd their beauty, bum't thtt frame,

V V Htmfctfifnow here in afh_e_s lies ‘I
_ A A part ofthis great Sacnfice :
tI—ie‘rea1Ito£  151 M 1 LT ON tcmains,

Save what the other world Contains.
But ( Reader‘) it is hard to tell‘
hcthcr that itvgoridt be I-IcaAv'n, orHc11@
A Scam’: mm c% ;~?t‘%ttt*ts H¢1'!atf‘s birth,
Add Tcapts it  he goes t0 cartlrtr,
Affur’d no worfc a Hell can come  
Than that which he injoy’d at home.

Howdid the Royall ‘Workman bgtch
This Duke; haif».-Ezsglifla, and half-Start}; E~
A Sm an Englzfla Earldom fits,
As Purple doth your t.M4rmu1Q:t.r;»

Suits like Nal€ramwell with the Crown,

V L Owmdjlmwin his Scarlet-gown.

Yctmight he thus difgruiskl (no Itffc)
Haw: flip’t to H¢:av’n in’s Emglzijb dxcfl’c,C
But that he’in hope aflifetbccamc V

"All Scot, and quit his Englifh Claimc. %

This myftick Protcw too as well  
Might cheat the Dcvill, ‘fcapt his Hcli, A
Since to theft pranks he p1tas’d to play,
Religion cvtr pav’d the way ; A  A A A 4 W .
Which he did to a Fafiian tic,

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f“Twas he that firfi alarm’& the Kirkt
To this ptcipof’t’tou; bleody Vj0r1€g,..

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xhnd Scriptures twimhhd with Politichs § A’
The Puipit made 3 Iuglers-Bax, A
‘Sm Law and Gqfpefl imhc Stocks?

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Immhofc daics when {at " om:c)thc Pmqg. h 4 *Th¢hP0*fi?i'€sE>*tt‘v:;,

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Into zhehworld, E0 piaguc mankind;

‘Txvag he par;ch“t up thcncw Divine,

Part Cazlwn, and part Catalina, ‘ hi

Cmfld, mm tmnsfoirme (whhmm a Spell)
Swim into a Gmfiriw” ; 

“jut”: like thofe piétums, which vgre paimh

‘On this We Fiend, omhiaz ficichsazm, ”

TB>:)Eh‘t"hiS, anduhag am every thing

Hcwas 5 far, and Qagiainfl mh4c~King ::

‘Ratherhthan he hisk ends wmfid mflfcg,

Bctrayfl his M/Iafler with ah,7Ehg%;‘A%;;L  -
And burfd in onammmn Paw   A
Tha glory ofoum"/mrcb and mac 2: S .

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 it W23 Mme thmhm hcgonfi, I A

h?Shi:c#::c he” had am his bufimffc donm   A

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