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  521”Laaé_ing-gl4I£}j§;?~‘.Maiig;naété;- 3‘ "*7

jfl;ine'Tf'ilth3) Gadmajiw-a»id»’aa %« 95:1 ..-pgigm band again} oh" male‘;
% 5“'z“2olant=m£:tl@n4nt:, and their mqflidttarfed cam/e; in divers remark.
’able generafl pieces and palfages of God: adwiraéle fra'm'de3c:,crq/£-

; afld (hew unto them Gadxmofl lama} hand upon riralzjgnantx, in many

fing and curbing »t/aair moff‘ nvickedcaufrfi-J and contriwmcut: againfl
God, in our Parliament and‘ their full proceedings; and then alhfo in‘
form partimlzirnccrer and Vclfofer peagfcmn/I and. peculiar demonhflfa.
tionsof thefE’jc¥ear,e“Truths.n‘ w -n  5 T T   V I . A A

-n Secondly‘, Ifhall imfilconfpicuonfly andiappaerently pertbnate
mofl immediate and {carefully infli&ed judgements and perfimall H,-“‘},‘?,',,‘§§’°,‘.‘
pungfémcntsi fuddenly and forely hlaiihdlupon ‘them , even inthé very pctfagnsu

A afiifigbf their nialigmncyh  whereby they muff need: Wich.P'b4rm.'.c
nmalignanc Magician: cry out and confclfi-., D1:gitm‘D‘:i, certainly,

this was no leffe then the -vgr: 7b4hdnofGodxapon them. _ A A A
 hVThirdly and laflly, I {hail herein exhibgte to the eyes and under- 1 5} M

.  both‘0f'g’l&{4lI;g>Mnt3.,“addPfalfobfbbidihlnd Caivgrdb. AjCavcat cg 
_ i"titmI.r;'an’d of eithir frzflior  «:*P‘j”__ Cowardly and

zzmm hm/e , anaam: «s£a”11unrec1ea~anH unreftifllsfiedinweake elm. 1‘3}‘§,‘,;‘}:"““‘

flianeinn foure or five mofi fxepfordldfe; M ‘(a,.pm?y~fay)e Tm!“
cemzcall cxam}‘>{c:of Cgodejufime mlxt vylth march ,mjuflly wgun. J
ding N,’ yet graclouflyhealmg tlneaconfcunces no {omen fuch as had“

  V or weakeg deferteql ; the Parliament , v ‘iahd (hack,
9”’ n  V    ~»h~’»"'h?',""f"5".°"‘”“‘h‘””*’<““fh‘!WHO“ glorious. pure.  
and p10-us Rcfbrmattimof Csbambrsmnfl £‘fl¢te.h  And {OI [hall [has 4
II? Phi: o;_1r Laolgsg-glafc with a b::i'c‘Fe hortatory conclufioa to
a 1 crew {sauna} % women bothnulsgxant and émwolmt or ml»
4fi}&eJ.w 2    V   ~ ~  A  - _ 

 

fix

  1:. And here now inthe“~fitflpsIecc;ruhbMip uur;,gg[,;g,,‘,,,,.  . Ir,
dullmemoricsh, (and that not imffirtincntly) and roflie u ’ their Gods“ 1{amM;n*

dmufieeye-lids, and dead hearts,with the new iew and remem rance 3“i“a ““‘1h"§h‘.f

h (if that moflnrcmarkable and memorable/7pafl3age ofGode ’provj.. “‘“'‘~ ’I
J . , I

dence  hoWi_n»th“e5 beginning of thefé mail and MC.‘ '11-;    q ' " A A ,n
andfdgmmotions amongm, Wheri by thc .p]'evaI¢vnt 9013,,  ?;hf'
maltgnant Furrscsdex on the Kings part , an Army wag-fizpfl ggiredn to mm, ;,”[.e_ ’V

goeinto the North againfi ours flonefi _ and harmlefli: A brethren of m-““8¢ b¢h1'”3 4

scammd, andxhait the Souldviers then prelfcd and provoked to ghonfirliglugi offhsn -
I ' 1  Ao crsxn 

‘ \ 2: V
Gods mofi heai} n

lorthm fightagainfi chem 5% in their march thithermagid (g=hQuEfi.firfiArmy 3, . w
A . n hrm 

“WY '3”h°m"°l"°3 W35 but P"°Ph3<m f¢"°W€3a rude and irreligioua the ? N"m*tl"& new  hi

young men ‘,4, and therefore one w(B:uld hahveth09ght,mo[1i%fi; in. gain{mh‘¢»N*nn:*=;h  e

hflriunentp °"3

4   A L9oP¢'ng-gldfiéfizr Jiialignqrztre

- .  T fitugggents co,“pz',r..1moté”fi1ch an, im!’igiou,s%.wp1:kc and war;rga;“a“s t“h‘at Q

wag) hpw%flrahgeI_y 9.‘hfl;VLQrGLQV£lT3t’L(Md .kh$:ir hg:arcs"ax3.d Qxfdcrzd
ghcir I'pi1*ics,.m?:§;i¢ng thvcxp» ca;:a.1'i"4er-wand tyntm: all that edge-of cheig:
{Llfy 3115 difhfiéfiiilrl againii the 17vx'42_/zggwmt ;5'%.21/e and ;7z'i;;7'r¢‘/lb and
lilpstm {lac vézse/ignmt 3119:! P*9Pi,f7»*¢ party%mp:nf¢15€2&S that had fkttbem
on WQ?kfl;.O‘¥W3fCh.Fl1i-17%ihfiiii’ A1Lm7a%V~ai;n:al4l Qhum:.i~:ea and 1'3 happeia
whezeilzxever they éame and "foimd c£m’n.;bjr¢akjngi%n pimies and
burning: the rairica ab.Q¢?:‘c thet‘!'i,' plundering and temefy ing the fc~an-
d;a1ousVB,z:z/rpriifff , and P»°P~"flI fimm~.r.af elia1'VVharcfpevcr they
fourxdflamy of them ; a11dnuconal_§I rfifmirag to ‘:1; lard and comnaam‘-T
deal by pop?/:§L~Capstain¢& and:.;@®rgirna?mdn:s 5 ka~u~; aygng in their
factffi, am! killing émd wroLl;nd’ing fdi,gi(;:*;r&q’:‘i£ hfi‘in5, NV hich 5%3znd'—'i9f
2., God againfl t/Mm, ifl?Chf3% V €fl;‘Y{s¥1fifl_k:itld;," hat»h bffijrl aw) 4.fldm’:Ia:_'
G<_3dshand_=1- bly fécondcd now gzgaina latgly in,‘d1a{&A%§8‘Qo «or: was Sc3u+Idi'c'::g%.
gift? ";.‘1j‘t‘I§; brought out of ;~[”L'1fl?7f{a. Qncc‘ that aaccurrmi ¢efl7ati¢w0f Ara{c§Vt1if{c,
Soufién.-, fit . and 1;;ndcd..ac,5$Brzf?qI;_mmad¢dV frgmzbatf &trai:e"m"u$ pq,x'x;;qVa1db4:hit
out of Iramgz Rdlp/9 Hapram 1:0 ‘fight agaimt ;o.L1‘r_ “n1o[’;;p_mus; arléyamm; imflxac; 1
(51106 the Ctr‘ fay» ti?  9dm;7rahl~y vafiha §L9rd:»(mnnd%th‘¢ii hadar*tsdfu<jden1y,%% ;~.fmxn%
fation °5a;:]m§S thas mefl‘accqr;f6d§;04t{fi*. <anc1~eb*uw that upomzhc tcndcr mVaim4mi&
cg ‘ unto them camfi‘ght«aga1z§{Mhc. :.1l’m*£i4me”nt5*%they4_ utterly Arafuicczilitha.
fiémiamem. flew in $11’?}.f.f4.SEfi!,9€.t'E§u’..Q¢mnmudtrp,and¢ % mgadc them-fly avmr;
vkovying apd.prpgp[tm’g wit_hjdp[iaren“:::nxpke%.@ns of gmataindigmw
tion, that ch::y5ws:>u1d ndt.fifghc:for% 'thcA%po;5ifbh4party in Ertglmzd, (as

they had not in Ireland) and thereupon‘-1 joymly refolved,  form A

their way (as they mQ.fi;fait.h{&i11N%A difl)i~4?fi‘at?h~vd3?**fl91“A»(Wh‘-W§h¢Y

were firfi landed) to 4t.:1a¢,8¢; (hm.Glam*fl¢x,tafigh:A.onm :heV:»Par14iM

mam: fidc , under the commind of that ever mofi highly to'bc”,h¢n

3,_ nouredcgqmmraudcrfiflolpnell Ma/]Eé» whcb gave them men free
Jtlm in %;h%c%  and friendly cx1tVertai%nmfint-N ~T9 Whichl mightj hcrefnofl: pdrtii-._
yvgcflxagné: 49:1’ neatly afpctll pregnarglg addeihc gm: 1E0»:-Slfite d1e;f5:&1<;; elf vet;
0“ 61"! P3‘ ‘many 0 c,ei;j~inte;n cw party ot in t c A c to zmcz, an; e, an :~
°“I“‘ KW" .1’-«limau:b,% can then when thcylhad bcem: ready armed for ,Hopé»~

 tam-ffgpvigg in the S0t¢'&‘_/J. In the North alfo diircra both Ofthdifihn-;

%g'¢¢r;;5aqg4fua_A~ cry and Gommans who b;avc_deIErted Nmmfilcg and in Waléx dnd*:,

6:36 them   ('5;/biro alfq (now later, I fay) of the Engli/7a—Irz‘jl:-S%ouldicrS_. who“
V   would by no maans fighta%gain1’c the Parliammt..Tegethcr wuch the

4- -5
£?5:§i‘cY£:,:;;,yvdemefiionand dilfimcry of many mofl mifchiesroua plm and bafc

aIrq;.qmi%rably; dc/igmx of treat/a:ry,m0fi adm%i?m"bly and flrar§gclyldi_fcovered,and fo 1
di‘fcovemi,;;nd h,PPi1wy.andtim%¢ly frufiratccgevcn by the Immediate. mercy and‘:
uoWcd..   '    ‘* .1 % A goo.d~.V

ALaaIq‘ag-glafla fin» Ma12gm;s;%%   % ;- 

good hxfid:‘o§"Gwo%d;as chit molt bkooelywlet agaiufl. thg Parliament;

% }a,,_ 4_ §5T4,;,* Th; P1u.:of~th¢:Scat: Army at their f,oz1mcricom-

mg in among us, co haw becnc {mt a;_;a%ix1£’c the Parliament and City
Q.f Lcamim. THC: latt: HOE againfi HM/I by Sir Io/rm Hat/mm and
higflcanne. » .c°u1d“_t.hfiihV«t:E£AllInfill.dange1‘0LmPlot.t (Linda: prcceru,A“c% "
05 2"rM,m:ia1fv5rp¢-zu-r-, iurlbfiuth) ag,~ai:';{k the ngu:-1.’: ;remo_wned and fa?
[fit-,')U$ City Csf Lemdorc, as Athat dar~g.~;:rou3 Pint by Wa!ler,»’ Ch.¢z.€a-

A ,;%,,,’%'1‘%aV%,,4@.¢;:%g3§»;; ,%\nd%%cha§,%morc1ac;::.ly nay! of Six: B.-¢z,iZ%h 'Br«9z:I§,
% vi;.Z:z(0r rather ’E}mZJt't)al3dhypflflfiflcflu RU»’.¢'j 3 With V*‘-‘FY in 3Y1)’,

otherzof tlitfe: kinda: alfl%M;W3 T331‘ 0V6!’ VEEMW h!’9W Ki‘{ir’:§i‘?"f‘ea 3”‘ two,
m:11m;:;Wn4z. amd  cssdicrus }i1z=r.4‘w mlam aAnd%‘.W:hWh 1 MIG

  trroibfisk‘§{,=a11sinP%rtiau1aVK1-V»Wm“ in ‘W Par1z'a%m:nrmy;4C1.a,~a,«im—,%A%

i§?§ti‘.mI;c:,, Gad§nt1a¢~./140!/Pfif. M;  ‘ .; .. 4... _  ~ V .7 « %. , -
,__ff]‘Qgm;1er auq with; the Lords mofl admirable d1fcount:‘cnancixmg,

yq; (.‘u.r:fing ma;dzb§¥aI1i;3,g aa1ithe<wicked defigncs in PM: K1?-‘B45, P.3Ft~Y*

e.v¢»,gfiac9;mhat1&hh1m)u:A -and h@l1i(h’c:ffM:1on 9f_?~Arm¢$«!m1v‘ela»4a ‘

muV?A A  gt-e ;rqoa;:%64ax&amw bloody» and dar-Imablc  A fivgfleis In God, ma

which wamxofi imnvipuflvifilciccbdw AhMthW»*?¢'k¢d%A1§*31ig@@9t CW1?  ju1tly%difcoun-

‘L.

 thc  fide, for Chéil‘ (filmY==   h0P’~’d knight)? 3-d,V‘“%" tenancing and % ‘

talgc »imh:advar1:¢e*m¢nt of;.I:hAair6l%a.ad1 CW1? s~»4»bu&»WhiC.hh;3‘h Cb? :1“’*k‘“8 °‘“°“‘ V

%  ,   ~ L A   MIT-.
G2,od§,marxeIloAus% wgflfiomm, mcugy, Aanyd g90d~<prov1d¢nG; )h P1‘°_" ‘-'4 f}‘;f1‘:s‘fh¢n;j§ :
<m&~.:ue mVo1i~=0WwI. and ewwwtli 0410113 m°a*‘%°* 0 ‘V ' ‘-’ ”“““‘ rcxmum ‘

mng md.;.aum;hroymi'ng o€iAtheiri mofi accwfid W4‘ and Wifikcd horrid ce{1'a:z..;

comfiar, cvgnehé‘ft;ma@2gMta%th¢m&lvn§Mina iudgtfi 5" and which on of Armes

qmsgqod God luvh clearly ratified; I fay Vagaim_s,,,§»b,y thé Qcnmemrew in Irc1and- .1’
;[{fm;¢¢fi'c~%ch¢y.hav.e had ever fince in all their wicked undertaklqgs _r,
and£9mgm§w1€%gg%[ha$gregt andgoadfucceffle our God hath given mmcm {uc_ %

. 61., M , % V
And the.incx%¢‘-

IZOLJS WM ;fince,4 6‘P¢¢ii|uY .¢V€l‘ fill“-9 our mo“-“holy ‘am! happycn’ ceflé ever fihces

ttingimzo afomnawr with our God.‘ and 5l€IT:~'d dL¢»§gWpWi€h WI-I ’ 7-
hmgfiand 1-¢[igiouaBrctbren of Scotland, wicnefli: our happy vi-_0“I‘ 3004 51¢-

‘ , . . - . - 4 ‘ 7 “ C‘ E Q r
flomrszn Ll71€9l.”fi7”"afork:/l7‘V9,L1m¢3 PM/0%, P111fl0“?’9o%%VN‘WP9"“ C “var H“

W % % % , h C «
Wanmtfi,Aultangcjrafian-Honfé, Bzwlcyflnflfia Halt:-«Htm/?. and tviih

Amnlell..('aflle, with other: ;, in which places, fomc reckon the
;Em~,myha¢11_,1ofl Cbcfidus cxcceding much Armes and Ammuniti-

V on, and befidea the brave and rich jliip taken at o%'uxd:lz'-Cagflle, % 3..

a moff admirablg providence) bucyvecne three and 50 re thwoufand, The adn:u'ra-’ .

bucwcmay jufllymkonaAfa}'ccgvre§1cernumbcr-.$B¢fid¢¢5a 3'-he 8&3: bl“—b"°““‘“S ‘
mimbIeprovidenc=°fi Godm fiwrms t1P<b=fid=th= svhok Nam §%23§s‘f§aina;
onof ourlloyal-lvbrcmhrcnof .Smtl4fld)A “N WhA°1°A K1“Sd°§“ tzf Dcnmapkc. \-

» V - % 1 , ‘ W! » ' 

A 3_.

_ But to come more partichlpzrly and perfimallj neere to our intended ‘

Gods himd

,,-againli Ma-lig—

nanrs in Do-
&or Leighton
made mailer

  Lambeth

houfe, now

~ converted a

from at Palace
to a Prifono

.mmt.r( according to their owne Tupi/L diliinflioin) I
 Aral:-Prelate of Canterbury, on whom it moli neerly andr:c1o{¢]

6 v V A Lqolgjzzg-V-iglafle fi2rMalig)z411t§r. 

Swat/almzd, to fall furioufly and fortunately onethe .Kingd’ome of
‘Denmar/(,8, a molt admirable providentiall piece, mighrily to cram,
and curbe our Englzfb Malignant: hopes and defigncs agrinfiug,

purpole in this lirli branch of our Loafing-glafl qf Gad; .b,,,d
againfl our Malignant: 5 eipecially, I lay, becaufe pcffonall perni-
eulaririex come neerer and clofer thenggemraliritex. I lha-ll here
therefore inflance firfl in the flrange /aandiafgodpcrfizngk’, mdfllfzflcd
again/I them, in that moli admirable overture and alteration of thc
courfe of things to the {hame and forrow of our unluckey Lorclly

Prelates, to live to fee their voluptuous princely Palaces (as Win.
chelier houfc and Ely houfe) turned into prifons , but efpecjany 
the fpacious and ('pecioue_palace of that /Ira‘/Jwdzierfrzrylof c/m;/zn

and his C aflfi among us, that grand Ringle4:1‘er_i and~ ifccurled semi.
triz/er of all thefe our prefent mifchiefea and mil'eries"(next to tour-*
finnes )“ yea, the very bead and heart of Clarg} and Laiick;-i/Wnlfg-is

fell out by divine providence, To (flrangely and even admirabl ‘
ordering it.» Namely; that that honeli and rel*igiomiGentleman*
Dofior Leighton”, that great land‘ grievwl rSuifi'r:r'er for ‘the can/2 oi’
Clm/1, under the cruel] tyranny of that foretaid papilla‘ *P“er'fli‘uter,
lhouid not onely live to ice himfelfe delivered out of thefnare, but
his old ‘grand Adwerfiar] himfelfe tocome into it in his liewd:~;1»~mdrir

that the {aid Arab-Prelate [houldi beafait rlvoclwup »a”‘.ic:‘*aiterons A

prifoner in the fewer: good Do&or is made
Lord and Maflvr of the ‘Palate: Palace at Lawlvez/9, and this fiirl
pompous or rather papi/Zr palace, where {'0 many precious Saints
and fervants of the Lord had beene mofl wickedly arraigned and

condemned to prifon, fhould now be turned into a ' rifon, to lock

up molilooleand prophane Malsgnantx; a mofl 1 range and ad-

i  mirable band of god certainly again]? them. Yeagand IVmighcmhcr¢ f

againe remember them of thatmofi remarkable overture of things
among us in thefe later times ; namely, how it mofl admirably
pleafed the Lord to bring it {o to pafie by» his all or/erpofwring band

_ providence, that the Arch-Prelude (. I Canterhiry being imprifon.

ed irithe Tower of r-I.ana/an,’ as an Arch-Traitor to our Cburiela and

. ii }S’mt;7;the Parliament lhould be pleafcd to caulc the {aid Arch-Pre.
W _ 2 : late: lodgingein the Tower to be {earched for dangerous 8i traiter-e

POP8

‘meane the‘

 ‘A Loolizng-glafiefiir .Malzgmmt..r. n a 7

teront Paperr,Bookal, and1VVritings, and who mull be theman. p
fixedron for the performance of this fervicc; but that moii famous 10-
and faithfuli, pious and patient Saintl and Sufllzrer for C/arrfl and G9d&l;:“{l "
his Caufl-, Maflerwilliam Pryme; who coming into thefaid Areh-  infif: »
Prelate: bed-chamber betimea in the morning, with it guard of gar W;lIium-,
Souldicrs to. {came the bufinclfi, and approaching the .-Prelatn‘ Prym1e:,(t.‘or. ;
bedfide before he lwasup, the Prelate asked him, who he was: mf=rr1)8g!'€at
This‘ precious and (weer Gentleman anfwercd , my name is Prynmr;  :
V.Vhat, fayesthe Prelare, areyou he that fufleredi Yea, {ayes Ma- (5; Canm.{)u_y
fier P_r]m1_:, I am he whom you moi’: uniuflly and injvirioufly pcrfe-~ ry) being
cuted; J‘ufi4;8Ig*00d ?afep/9 {aid .to his brat"/arm, at the time of his fear tofearch

L difieoéneringand makingjhirnielfe knowne unto them. 1 am fofipla “*5 (“id Arch‘

whom}: fiyld into Egypt. 0 what a fhbto the heartfhould this havelfgglffilgodgi

bin tmthis.p:rficuting‘Prclate at that word (I am that Pfymzc zrlaam Tower,
jomcanfédfi grit?/orfl} and fa ainjufily to [afar ) had not his heart bin Gen.4;.4._.p V
more hard 8: ad.smantinet‘then a nether mil-&one,and mofi extrem-

e lyeauterized,yea, fligmatized withlthe hottefl iron of mofl de{pe-

rate impenitency .' and that then Mafier Prynm proceeding to the

due execution of the charge and trnli repofiad in him by the Par-~ l -
liament, fhould (iuflijfimai i/lei earls;/Ii Leg:- Talioniaj moli iufily, I-71: iflima can
fay, {earth the Pockets of the ‘Prelam wearing-sclothes, before the.“ )3 1-93-7411?

t wouldwfu mhimnco put them on «and rife out ofbia bed, dire&ly-°””'

ashe and LRQPWIJ afi'e&ed Confederates had formerly

dealt with Come molt eminent Members Of” It Parl:'¢m—:m formerly-

dilrolved, and as he had caufitd Mafler Pryme: owne Chamber and

Study, and many others alfo to beoften molt violently broken »

into and (Earchled, to the deeply indangering of their precious

lives (which undoubtedly be grcedilyehunted after) if it might A‘ W" d§“°.* l
have beenc, but therein (praifed be the Lord) God gave this ;$1:fi::r;,nm,,

  turfl Cow (‘according to the Provcrbe) or rather raging fat 3:4/I :3,“-mm hour.-_-.,,

of Bafban, {hort hornes ;~ the Lords good providence and their and fiudy..

sown: innocence happily preventing thisbloody -deligne of theirs.

And mightnot here now -this e/Ircb-Prelat: on the ferious confir-
deration of thefe Premifes, in jail pretnorfe of Confcience, have V‘ l 
cryed out againli himfelfe («likethat heathenilh Klflg';-/4d0‘”1.6€"']u_dS:3- 1.73"

a:.».~ck_, h"ad'he not had, as] touch: before, a l'I10l'Cl".'llCTIl\hE2[hCr.. o M
tnilh, obdurate,andimpenit¢nt heart) ; Time and thmbmve I dam’ to 
etlzers, andnarvdnz I tl?PlJ_".jfl’fll] ferried 5} them; Lonely with thin ‘A

,il,lClTI.o_,.. e ‘V l

d<i'fl12rencc,y_l.That Ifamrufed ltarre more. rncrcifully, then Lufed A
   * A 4“ It

I

l ted Par ia-
V mCntI

V Gods hand an

‘and matters

. .1 2 ': :3     A Looking-glafléfir Malignlglztr;

VI mlght here 21129 addclarid copiouflyh commemorate unto our

limpet‘ mm. were) perpetuatingtlazlvFlar1i4mcnt5 by (I fly) a {nail flrange 
vidcncc of Godawhat a mofi admirable Blackjl: halthllaid in all

the wit; ked wa}er of that viperous generation of Azbe§fl:,.. Papij?.c,'

tahd cflfalzfgnantl, mightily thwa“rtin'g.c‘1-oflin"g,and crulhingthcir
moflt dcfpcrata and dcepefl dcfigtm I  am not able (I acknow-

l ledge) to cxprcfle it, and onely «Time is able tomakc 1:: manifefl,
tolthcglory of God, and wonder-firiking aflonilhm A-mttha
hearcsof both Goodand Bad. l 4 A     “' ' r
 .And though in thc~«lafl,‘~y4¢tfl  Imight here put
our Malignant! in remembrance (forthey are, as we all tee, Izod
, great mercies toward: wt) how by meahnes of this
out Parliazmmt, ‘Gad: llama’ hath been: mt]? admirably bmtl again]?

3F‘i“fl ‘[16 M“? the-ah anclth-eir mofi impious Cawfc, both in i the’ expilfion, and (I
‘l trufflin the Lord) utter extirpation of that molt flntic/artfliwn and
gmnmgnt ty rannicall Hierarclaia-ofpapijla Pm.-lzn.r(an"dl that mofi dfpetzflal-lyl by

«pwftnt miofl pi-

ccl their fitting in Parliament) »Axmi$‘n'm: Do%‘Zar35’"h'afid' MACH fCéIfi-

. Wdalaus Pric;/H, thofi: .fi2nn:e:”7of Beliaf,‘ allover we Kingri.on1e': 1

‘AIM lalfo in thcit fleads, t he rnofl holy andh hap«py_f medflfiion and re-

A . filgmrtltion of out banifhed and abufeds, faith*full,flpai1Ijful l,—and pious
V T l*’.1ll‘0i'8,~i"U£n‘_ afier §/"ad: awm: Iamrtg wgtthér thereby tWl.~Cll7ll[l1l:e
"L 7 ' ~ blefied

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batbflaizfcs of ‘Peer: anti Common. Which e/Iffof theirs (atrit:

willing to forget and flight both Goal: l9Andttgainfltbemm,l and his A

their own: proud prafiifesl and delpemte dcfignéa * e”ven- agfiiflfi the.
A »°f3-‘=1igi°"-  Parliamcntit fclfe, wi*tntfl?:theirPctiti6nm -the King that (Emil.

. so

:1; A malc~qed /Mali mznt: Gods admirabl; providence info flrangely A
(30513 ‘Md h orderihlgtland dtfpofing of things by this frqfrmt mofi memorable‘
_  % ?"ur1z}zm:nt*; not oncly tohcontrive a moflfrée and fpontanelous
  Pgnygin ,hc— or voluntary confcnt of all the tlvrafe-Eflata In Tarliament to the
r,;¢,mga11  fctlingl of at Triennial! Pariiament for thclfutu:=e~'rcflifying of
Parliament. things almiflhlin Churcth.tandt.Statc, and the moretlprtldcnxhbnd p"m..l
‘ vident rnoderatiotnwtnd government of alllforts or Sttatwaflhirs;
‘but alfo,‘ Ifay, “that both King, Pm-1, and Comments; évcntéotlvxl
Haafie: of SP.arli@ament, with his Majejlj, lhould fo admirablyand V
umnimoufly make it indiffolublc, aqd (blithy thcfword, like»
V Alemmdcr: Garfiunfqziat, which nowthe hKjng§tPapi/band Azbe- _
~{/fica/I Army is lEnpiohfly:, amt! (I trufi) fiuitl¢f*ly”lhab0uirilnlg to do)
A irrevocable eA£l,l That ht/aid prefix: Parliament lhould notlhed difl-A
AndAel‘:,;¢;a1;y folved not broken up, but by the iohynt and unanimous coniént of A

  A Looki(1g:glztfl%~,BKl4ligig«m:l.   £93   25

blefléd fniloyment of pure andepqtweefqmll Ordinances, and that in
admirable ‘plenty and fi:eedc>me,.»~ as “the lik¢A:—Awar$ rloctverh rem’ in this
Kilngdome. Belides, the rare and long defiredi and now happily
efFe&ed mine and razing d~ow,_ne of papifb high place: among us,
never (fince the firll P;eformation)tiIl pow takentawlay; indefacingl
anddelltoyinrg Pepi/9 Images; 07g4’%§?'flfl?JA, _rim'fixe:,and fuch”
likel albH¢:imlinalalAe and Idolatrous,fuperflitious,Popilh,apilhTrinketa A
both in Churches and elléwhere; cfpecially the ruinatingeofthat 4‘
mofl infamous and mofi abominable Komifl: Monumenc ofidglg.
l try Chmp~ji;{e Croflégin I;heA very heart; of ‘La'?1da:n’aepd burning abun-
V dance pf thofe baleand Abeggarly R24")?/1?. f.R‘c;liq“MAe:,'> even in the my
fa‘n;1ef)laAcewhelrethatacawfid ('r01Tc‘hadttWit2hta. Whores forehead
V bin fo long advanced among us; and ( which isethe {am of all our.-
“ iult aclmiratioxa in all forementienedjall thefe things done fol lbon,
he and in {'0 fpeedy a fpaceAa8vwitl1:intl1e> compallcof two or three
yfegreefqt thetnofl  ¢M;ofi, gdmtirablel .de’monllrationaA ( ll lhould
thinke) of gad: A band unqwflionaiéy Mm _fe:uo»4nal fit agginfi
t lmz.  r  A « ‘A ,2 - A A
”'And mightllnot than AH the/is  any one qft/aefi premifed
fprelidelhts‘ if God: may? iugmediaee A and agniwfi them, mot} jullly
ffrve to even wt-cl’: open the w:ilf,ullylhuu up», and .blindedAeyen of

      

  5‘_ apt; ? S|,1re,Amethinke§, they l11m1ld,;fitve that 'tis great-+
1 £6 be  ” Axgtelgiweau we Meprdbme (care, if they flill

M eaifl of,  he  .moAfiAA;lflmnge~ly Marya alzflinac . ‘
But yetfince they may pcradventure in their accufiomedfhardnclle
of h::gtb¢m,li1;cl§; or nothing moved or prick: in Confcience with
that”; "paegnanqprelideAnts4anall:eleare dunonlhsacionsof c;m—u;».
Adiaitivle band l£‘g4\$.!1_fl'§b9H1,ww Ye4t,+I~l'Il7mWswill«c0meyct»moveJc2lol{e
n7 on them, and give them ‘yet xmore home and heavy perfmfl '_
_/}€0hM'0zl‘Gad.§‘. full wrath and re-gauging hand, no‘: may “gag”/g d A V
l them, butx)pan;Abcm,¢ even i,mm.ed1at~elyr0n»the very a& of their  51{‘4“‘l‘fl .
ti~,1qllitr2pioAus and blafpbcmotza wonjdsamd wicked mifcatmiagestlto t,,§,,f; P§,}§;;,_—
and againll the (aints.tmdfervanAts ofmbe Lord, making good ‘his '
ownetevierlaliingand unAperi{hAing Word by the Pmophct (mafkoich my z6_ , L
Ibelecich ywou, 0 all gyreemolt defpenacely minded and wilfully A '
.blinAded- Ulfali mmt: , uaea Wm-d .ofAro’ufing :ten*our‘unto you)
 Lord, .wlam1hy/fiznd Aklifned mph again]? alum, they will Amtfer ; 
I130 [54/lftc andbe n/Imamd firmbeirmw fiatrlry people; yea, ¢*b:“*firé A memgm,
E (of mgr) qf tbineentmierlflmll»    mfplzmt, A A

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Gods hand up« i One Charla: Rafi V ( 3 Rafe of_a?.veir

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’ The firfi fearful! example

band and avenging indignationi even moi} evident!

byia {ore and.heart-piercingperfmall Mow upon% the ouxtragioué
maligncrsghnd graccicfligand igodlefl}: ’inveéeratt ha

of Pieny, and t_1'.u*ly and thbtowlyihifiitcnhdediujacfirmatian qf Rgligz.

  anfl1allbethis: A,      !f*“«’-A“  ' V ‘ A A

v

  %  _ y uinfavoryfint ) an Appren-
on a mofi 616- tice to one Mafler Charm]! a Carver

1'?“-‘="¢ maug‘ Eancburcbffxeet neere Algae iii Ea
nant App1‘Cfl- ' '

(“then )¢df~ Gorlri ma‘ jufl vindiczifihe.
y failing heavy ‘A

tars ofthe wawyea A

of VVood, attheupper and of" AL
mian, who put; himfelfe into the ‘

tic: “London Parliaments fervicea little aFterA’Bart]aalom:w—tid:A1642. preteindihg "

as a jug caveat to be willingAAtofidewfith the Parliament égainfl the common mam ,

:3 all malig- butfliécretlyintcndcd and! refolved Whenihic lhiouldifiddea fairco - 4

mm L0T}d°“ portunicy  as he told his fellow-
Apprentices.

fgrvane )A" to joyne with Athe*K'ifzg 5
and his:AArmy agalnfl the fparliamcnt :* ‘And when he wario gee-

f'orthh,,idcCl‘amclhfurth‘c%r. Gin -thié hearihg of his l\<l*iPtrcflE) T/fat la?
WM mwgoing to lvalpc zto mailig nigéiltei-3'5'tho'/§"31iIi’cig the iflottnafikeadf.  

it was obfcrvcd by his Matter,

of; at rcfmfiory-, yet diifimbling fphfic; and thushe marc hing forth

in big former carriage, That: he"waS*

within baf&"treachcrousiiheh*rt»Izqfthfij cm]? of God and the P'airlik-}§iii

mam, iwas fzddehly ‘firickdl§1$‘y?i£hci5  'hahd~‘ef,hG%p

fometimds Ailfand fometfim*e‘I w‘éM”,‘*~‘a‘hdA being hat lafiiini his march

‘dion iiiié Way, '

as farm as into Buckingham!-h‘ire fin A’—~th”c way to Z Alialmry, ihgmwal  A
fuddenlyi andfearfiillyflrickcn mad and utccrly\difl‘ra[&édi8t‘bcr'¢‘Ft ii A A A

of his fen‘fi=s... Now chpg_gsof+,hm£;,wamh    =rcligious*Af‘riends*
tiravelli~pg,in‘m.tHbfe’pa%rts;"fo‘un i-ihis“¥wfc‘tc

 

hkd y'ouing“man in .the'‘

high way as they rode,» and fawhimf (inch of this faiddefl "fpejfceiclés V‘ 
that ever.they.behcld,7forhe Wa'si"flaArke naked, onely a ciouirfe“dldi“ V A

fixckcloththrowneioverihis (boulder, Aneicher Hath “on°hiaA}h‘cad,
  % nor Shoes onhiafccr, his eyes very red wiwwc

cpihg; ‘and hand‘.-’ -A i V

A w A A infi and flaring as one affrightedi; fo théfe my frieudsczme to him,‘  

ii A, as

ed him whither be wiasigaifig, and;whencéflhc=‘ came, butihee’ 

would givcthcm no anfweri, not take any rclicfciihinii money (whiAc”h“ A

 f. they proffered him)i4butf'ell downs andAcrycdout,i Oh my smz..-,~‘ 

SW19 5. whereupon theyi‘all"three fiayeelflill, ~ai]i‘ghtcdiAifroin their hi

- horfca, and With much ado: at Alaffgot him‘ to the next’ TTovme,h

and by the way he was htrarcihié f1y,iBlaad,‘€Bload.» It iplieafgd Gbd‘ K I i

to area that": my friiendswo an Inn: in the Towne, where the

H9flcIiE.of ch; houfe, on ;l§n6wlcdgeA‘of his name, knew~hit;1fa-V 7
A A    A ” flsihh

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:4 Lmkjng-glafléfbr .Mdlignan~t:.   If

~'tl1’er”_.-, tvhere thefe my good friends   tooke fame-care to t have him

loolrtunro, and fame of the Toizvne tooke care after their depar-
ture tohave him conveyed to his Fatheruwho lived form 16. or 18.
miles from that place about 0xfiord.A When his Father law him,
he churlilhly refufiad to give him any entertainment (which, I can-
fefile, wasinhumanely and unnaturally done) yet herein obferve
the righteous hand of God too, who ‘as he hath promifed, that ~
where 4 mm: ways: plea/I: him, be will

A 41:; even Ian’: anemic: tabbed: Prov. 16.7.; '
peace with him; So likewife (by the jufi law ofcontraries) when i
our Wayes,VVits,an d parts are again]? god and goadnefl?,he will make A

even our befttfriendrs to be at enmity with us. For, as here, his fa-

t Arm-,1~ray, utterly hrejefiedl‘ him,’ and ‘fiiddenly difpatched him to
ALmJa.-n to his Matter, where he lived a while after pitifully diflrav
&ed, and never recovered his‘ {cum againe‘; but about three hoares

beforehls death, he feemed tohave fame reafonable apprehenfion
of ‘things, and to be fomewhat £2-nfible. Iiand iulf then was heard to

Very out bitterly, He #46‘ it doggy; the awe‘? 3- dlreinéd ‘firetelx; “and, that
‘ miferably died. And the truth of all theft’ pallages, lince my three

honefi and religious friend: left him, they had from his Mailer l
and Mifireffe, upontheirfarther enquiry after him. Or that this

{ad and fearfuelltexamprle of this Afo fare and tevere banal afGad ap-

en,thx3.r mgrgnnnt young man, might: be :8 terrible toihour eLonaio*n A
malignairti ppWutieer',;,yea,‘l,lr,arnd* their iruligmugtt. -c.3*lafl‘er‘.r”tdO.7 as 

that alfrighting hand-writing oh the wall "Waste: that wl"iclr‘ed~ Bel-1

” j}m2:4ir,,to make them tremble and quake, and to make them hear:   

and feére,’ and doe no more {'0 wickedly; A W J, _ ; _ "4
In the time of‘ thefiege of. Hacflin Tarkgf/lire, in the yeerelof :1; I‘  A ,'" A A

Lord’ 1641.. among ‘many other very memorhblerand mga’rkeaB’1é AMa&irGIn3. A

palfages in that famous liege this was one, which I have by mofl “'°”1‘“‘h° 5%‘

W. credibleiand indubitableinformation from thence, That the Kings °f7H"mmi““

Cormorants. having flraxtly hegxrt that flrong Town by land and S;-r.1”

«by water allot and they havingiplanted three piAecesiof0rdnan"ceat ing and {boot-
a pointof the river called Ha_[I2~ll, to) hinder any ,pali1rge“of',B,>r]{¢, ing offofa

r ‘andVefl"els from cumming info Ha/'1, and a Keele commingteladen Pm‘ °f 0”!"

inthefiiver toward the Townc, the Mailer Gunner {hotat her,and mm“
mitt‘ her, whereupon being (it Terms) imaged, he fwore, god dmrme
Jrim, he did natfieke her at the next//not : And prefisntly charging

21.3 Piecfeas he thought fit. and fnriouflytdifcharginglit, the Piece

brake in pieces, and inflantly killéhthe Mailer Gunner himfelfc,
. l‘ A l C2   r and

’ I  «4Looki1¢gr*g14flr7’lJ”<>l* Mdligmw-V  
gnd fomctwo -or three ochlemthacl flood ncerclmto him ; but the
Barks ::xr‘\I'¢:_H&ll paflizd lafelyiruzo HM/Z, vvl-tllnut any prejudice 

h:w't- A molt fcarefull «exaunple no teuifie ( Ilhould chinkc, if it

. mightbc) fuch exccrablc curling and ("wearing ()1/laligndnth Th;
uruchwhereof was (I {‘ay)_¢,<>nfi.n'r;cd by amt credible tcflimony

fmm Hull, imrnediarcly afgtemhilslagcidcnmia11mx.d, A   l L
3. A dlrln the ycqxfn alto 16421. §a,ti3e‘of P

0

«rice lfgtpert: #61" Cgcs facilng and I

A Caprainc if! aflaulcing Wind/bf-[afllcg aridrnuakingrnzalny {hats at it, but Hill V

l;:5*‘€¢ ff” njiflingwharthry aimed a£,l~;;ltflb¢ling$fa little aime, and (quot cafily
ndfm, hut, acaptameamongll lhccm  but hlfi name my honefi Intelligenp
fwfuily mine car kncw not) from Enron,’ _whtzm they had made their Station,
as he was fu— crycd out ch ch§Gunncr5 rrm’1£>.wa3lgoir1;g’I:o fire a Drake againfl
riovfly Curfiflg theCaflle, Gtzw me thy Gun+fla6‘ke'l,:fi2r, Gem’ dwmne rm fay: rial}:

wrote/a glfa ) I will fialflvme afth0fl‘Raund~brad Dog; and while V
th:0,4tb0I‘ Wilt/16%‘ Cmrfi.rwa§~r.yetll_walrmein his rmouch, \V gm.-1 her i

ceuld rfim the 9.111065 >3 (hot ldffl®h51Mlmc< Caltlr dalht him in the ‘face,
brake his tcech imp his ghrolar,’ '_'~.o“f _;h:_: Vpavim: and finart whcxtmfrihc
A lay lingring in much mifntyltnr Ewd or three dalycs, ahdl than died

in a mifcrrabls i})d:Wll¢l.'&ll¢d rendition. This ml‘arion;;I had from

an very hrmtfi Qnntkmahgfltbma Swldimand Qflicer in Wim1fam-
; CaWc)1:fi;Dd.my-mry gmd xflzicnd Mid acqr?Iaimancfx:J,< whore r teflie
. n]0D~Y%,I ktjow~mb¢«michom 01¢c¢piti9n.~ ~    ;  A ' r
4‘. AbqutrA r;illl.i3- 1:643-r being ch: LordslD-any, one Mailer ,Mor«-

A malignant tan,Vicar 07 Slrbrifii’-H4l:;,l prcachin _upona»portir V

  

Mgniflcr infhc put of mg, ,1 V‘ A  gt“ ll     -;;h§s A Sermon to
""“lP‘ °f h“ vent bitter imprccafons agam Kayak!-rlvaad:  (that is,“ Gods faith»

 £u_ll lErv%amcs,r*and the King! and l‘7’4r1i»mé’e:nlt: loyall a_nd:faflc{l

 

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‘awn-{Ragnar fgignds) charging them with Fa&ion,l Puzbelliomand fuchdlikh l_

fleads,fnddtnw opprobrious ‘fqandals, adding withallfiim cxprcllihtermcs, Than

il"§“id““‘5" p,;P,]}_;, wen; naming to thifinlate Rowzdmaw-inmntion, Of’ thc . V

hizandfiififfillli ch; Pqlwdarl-plot, and other Treafonsl that havebcénu prafiiféd by 

r time he mofl firangely on a {udden gafped and gapcd as h: flood

Round-Ja4adJ..r%h At which Words (having flood? hardly half: hi! W’

in the Pulpit, and flared inthc At1ditorgfa~c:s, but could not‘ {peak  l

A , award more fora good (‘pace after , thcpcoplc all that while,l be-
ing amazed at this ('0 fudden and-mofi .fl-range a dumbekflaew in
him. Aclengrh he {looping downcé, has is were to take» up {ome-

lwhat at his feet, rc.cre&¢:dhimfclfe,randzthépifiid, Lctusgivc 
Mthankesforl whatwehavg: heard, which hedacaqndinglydid,  ‘all r

’ ti-1'3 autiiour of it , with his Roof: and licentious companions, ma-r

AiLoak_ing—gl;zj]E'fc}i~ Mal1ig§1ant$.* J i I 3 A‘?%‘5

fumbling and hardly intclligiblc manner , , and {cone niade an end,
and (2; Wm; home ; but what became of him (inc: I have mi:
heard. A L A
 Aifo in the pariih of Hallqwcll in Oxfard, one of the inhabi:ahEs~
ef the {aid pariib being a imofi licevntiious and prophanc fcllowfec up
a May-=po1e:in the Sumnier-t_iArnc,164AI¢ and than it might cranficcnd 5.
the vanities and impieties of other May-_-poles, fa-I upon this thc G955 i-“d.%<=-_
pi&ure of a man in 21 Tab; thereby (as he faid) to dcfcribe a R amid» mmmn 3 "'9

_ , . A . A . , k (1 {ii i '
IaAe.wI;wh1ch p1&m:e,as 1: .W38”C!’cCi'lbiy repom:d,he made in denfion ggcxfofd 

Oi a; godly C‘ven.tic1nin,a M.inCipi€ of ONE Of the Culiedgcs in 0.3- ring up ,1 Maya” A

fm~d5'amiti1c r¢afonA why it Amufi rcprefentthis Gcmleinan, was, P016 with a A

bwauicihc was twaly religious and uicd repetition of Sermons,  mi

‘fixigirig of Piiilmmand otherholy duiicsinhia houfc.% This pi- at in % ““%.

&ii&::c bcingthzm far up on t“heMay~poic,” the faiid propbanci fcliow~  ‘A
king thcmfbivea.mad~mqrry,abouc it , AacA_lali mruflnceds go: {hoot

at i;:~h.r: Ratmri-1ve,a¢'u~pon it , and Jlaving {hi this Vpurpofu brougih'c A

E\«I-Aiiskms with them and other picccs,onc of them, being the fcrvmt

afthc C/Jicfir maflar of this wicked Majvgame, {hot and did hit the -i

Pifiurc ; at which the {kid Mafler fell a lziilghing e~xtreamIy,am;i on

a iiidjden {mike doiviie, falling into a {harps and terrible convulfion»

‘Em, amii;foAcoritini1¢da longtime iafter very figkesand in great painc

arid mi:ferygi:=ibmAmh¢1:harihci bg “finch: alive or dcAd,I am uncertaincu

i This relation I héidfcion-fiwmcd mime by an» h0flQ_li young Gentle-
‘man a Schollcr of Oxford, than refidcm: in Oxford, and an eycewic-~

nciTe ofmofl of it,befidi-as other credible inform anion.

A » ~ In thcfimeicicy of Oxford aiAl'o,a company of prophane fellows»

anddeepedrinkcrsmct tqgcther in a Taverna , mad being (as the A 6;. _
cutiomwib) mad-mm-ry,in the midi’: of their cu pa would medsigoe G°d5~‘h3“.d “P-3~
driniiei Aa heal: h to the confuiion of Roundhcads, which having ac»  °I:‘;1d‘;f“k'
cordfmglyigone round , orie among the raft not content therewith Hf c6,,;u‘E;§_
(be,ing,i:: lhould {'eem,_too ioundlywhitled with his caroufed cups) <)fitI1cROU$)d“.‘
would tiecds for ioy(for_footh) of this healib thmdrurike, rife up heads in a I A

‘ anddanccgand cut a caper, ufingthefe or fuchiike words , Cam: T“V¢m°—*.- ’ A

I mifexy, _a“I1dAI1DEiO'I”1g after died thmgmf nhis alfo confirmed by cre-

("Ei.ies he) I wifl now our 4 caper to the confufim of Rczmailamdxs ~
but he heginningto dance andacgut his caper , his h»c*ad,ic fcemes,
being too light to ru1ebisiheAcI§s,i fudciexrxiy fell down: and broke A
his leggc, whereof (being camedA home) h: lay in great pains and i A

dit is

7.
Gocls mofi re-

! 4 A Lookmg-gldfli for Malignant!-

dible tellimony _., In the time of the liege of Redding by the right

honourable the Earle of Efex the Parlizvmenfl molt renowned Lord
. Genera/1, there hapned (as is well ltnowne) a molt notable and

remarkable sltirmifh between {ome of our Parliaments forces, and

the Kings'Cormorants from Oxford; at a place called (‘aufirm-at
. éridge, In which fight moflrlvaliantly and virftorioully (by Gods
admirable alfifiance) performed by ours, there fell out a molt me-
morable and flrange paffage, rnofl pertinent to this our prefent pur-
pofe and worthy our moft fad and ferious com mcmoration,namely,»
that among the many llainc and dead bodies on the Kings fide,
(very many of them being prime Commanders and Olliccrs in

 

mafkable hmd Armes,aas was clearely difcerned by their brave cloathes, pure ‘

  fine Ho/land-lhi.rts and faire skins, being. llript naked at the end of

smz;/,, flgine in the fight) there was found the body of Scrjemst-major Smirk Ge-
thc fight at0m- netall of the Kings Army , a molt wicked and defperare Cormo-

[‘“”‘ b“‘’E°- 3“ rant, who being a very fatand corpulent fellow, was found with

---flzrcctg

dlfifiegc "med" his belly ript up , and his Greace taken away our of his body;

"‘° — which very thing (as [had it by molt credible and that not fingle
information) this wicked Smith had (about atwelvmnoneth be-
fore, or not {'0 much) threatned to'a& upon the Ra1md~/mdrat
Okcnlmm. where fame of the Kings forces were then quartered; but
driven out by the Parliament: forces ;‘ where, and at which time of
‘his enforced departure thence he was heard in a furious thrcatning

manner to lay , We/I, farewell Round-head: for this time 3 his Twill y

return: again: amongfl Jere, 4ggf{%:n7i[l;.grip~#p”}aufir fktfpanc/2:1,
and hmakg mediizinesbfjow  rfeubegrbf  pp p p
-remarkable” patterne of the Lords jnfiice on him, in {'0 punfiually»
repaying him (Adoailwzecla-lz'l»e) in his owne coyney And in the

  

cxrlstoltltis effeéh A molt 

{tripping of him (as was credibly reported ) they found a Crucifix —

about him and other markes of the Romzflaéraff, a ‘fit Champion

3 *3‘ .
Gods wrath- Religion. . . r “ y _ l
gill hind on In the yeere alfo, 1642; there hapned another very fearefull
‘ms 7"““g example or _C/‘odx rewegcfu/I hand upon thcfe mofl ur1g;';dIy and

G’ l V ' . . r .
3 §I~n3tv:l:f:;é::_ -gracclefle 411.»;/er: and tongue-perfemtar: of Gods people, ‘which’

(among the refl) to fightfot the maintenance of the Prm_/lane a

{ing the City was thus; Divers royflering and fwaggering yong Gallants, being A

Trainedbands, dtinlting in the Cficiixe:--Tavern: in Fleet-flreet London, it lb fell
as film)’ m~"Ch' out, that m the tune of their {wa gering, fwcaring,and carowfm g

‘d °"‘~i“ ‘hc in the {aid Tavetne,the Trm7nca2- mm’: of the City f ailing by , cm .

1,
r V

cf

Lord? ghoicc ones, is thi8¢,_tha-it thexflrandmatbrr of that manfler t

A Looking-glafléfbr Malignann. “I; A
 thefi: roarireg gallamscali out fomethingmofi unfiaemeiy out of
the Chamber-window amongthe {hide fouldiera,’ ufingtualib fome  

, V   very abufive language againfi them; whereupon , one of them ha-

ving more Gentiliity and ingenuity of fpirit than the refi, reprovecl -
them that did it; whereupon they furioufly asked him if he were a
Kagmd-1:2_cau’5 andprefently drew their Swords one upon an other,
and this Gentleman being fuddenly made at by one of them, puts
by his thrufl, got within him; and fiab’d him with a Stiiletro; the
other two alfo comming on him,he likewife wounded them both ;
of which three wounded, two of them inirnerdiately died, and the

i recoveryof thetthierd was very queflionablte and dangerous 5” Which 
T dwone,this Gentleman made away downe the flaires with his Sword  

in one hand, and the Stilletto in the other, and running downe.
Ram-a/la] got to the water and {'0 efcaped away. This I had from .
uuq_ue_{iionabl.e information, the very morning it was done , Imy

C5139 goinginto,Fla:;t—flre:t betirnes that morning on; fomebufi-r

é nePr.¢~of V mine ownea, iwhereand ;.vv;hen[I ‘h\ca‘rd\“it exiaétly and fully

related to me. i A ~ « _
 ArbQllt_th€ 29 of Imzealfo I 643, One Mrs Hangman wife to Mr-i
Wil. Homgbton 0f7’ric/Q1¢m‘f7a within the parilh of K irldaam in Le]-

. 9.
A monflroufl i

field  Lqnraflairr, was delivered ofa child Frill-borne, whichhad and P"°digi°m 

child home in

n"oghegd,f}getytw_q cares, two eyes,;an?de a mouth in the brefi of it,and Laficamgre of; V

the‘::hia'ndI titirniu“g‘:~ biackwards t0:vChG elboweeawith a cleft down the moi_’5xnalig- 
backe; {o as it was not diifcerflablefwhether it were male or female . flan“ Parents:

. After this child hadtbeene buried two or three daiea , the Midwife “ml the m°& i

AVI‘ ‘_ , ‘ _ _ _ _ f. t d
reportlngits monflrous and prodigious {hape 8: not being credited, 

iewes thereupon taken out ofthe graveand ‘reviewed,and was auppa- gin;-umfiances‘
rently found to be asris already defcribed, 8t{raewaa* reported to be ;”in and about it_.i

‘ onlryta bundle ofclouts was taken up with ir,whi<;h(it {:ems,8t was ‘0 ‘{'{W1‘f0ur.°f I V
i r known )the parents had(m proportion of a head)cau{e_d to be fitted" ‘M ‘3““‘r““i
i unto it. N ow that which is very remarkable herein is this,That the t A

parent: of this mjonfier Were (even as their owne parents alfo and A _
:predecefl"ours were)i[notorioua profeli Papi/1:, impudently abufive
towards Prateffdntx, curfingt and calling them familiarlytbythe

name of Ramzd-Imzd: '; but that which is fyCl§‘!'HOI‘C memorable t

herein 5 and molt remarkabiy worthy our. ferious confie!-eratiion, . ‘
and mofihteleareiy deem-or-nflrates that, forefaid prodigious birth to
rb~e,4'direft_jud‘gementi oftbe Lord fordefperate malignancy againflthe

was -

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~15 A Looking-glteflefiarMalignant}.  

was {he ( whom pious Mr ‘Prjnne (to her indeleble and: perpetual!

infamy) hath already {at forth in print . in his famous Hiliory of t

that pair-royall of heroicke fufferers, Dr. ‘.Baflm'c{e, Mr. Burton,

and Mr.P»-June?) wholout of an inveterate malignity againfl , ‘and it
10

in divellifh deri

n of thofi: three forefaid Worthiers , called three V

-Cats(which fihe had at that time-)by the narneslof thofe three preci-e A

ous Chriflians, and cut off the eares ofthtofi: her three.Cats, both in
defpetate difclaint (as it {hould I'eem)of their glorious lufiletingsgand
thereby alf'o(in feeming jollity)to afi again that more than Turkyfl-

Tragedy. And was not here a mofi notable and cleare evidence of l
Gods undoubted indignation againfi fuch intolerably impioua and t

impudent malignant: as thefe, the Lord thus manifefiing than
.-fooner or later he will meet witht theirinfoltnt and mofi audaci-

ous impicties I i

e In Nam-méer a*ll'o,i1643. a malignant Souldier (being intended a

for {erviceof the Parliament) was hanged at famériafge forrunning.
from his Colours, which came thus to palTe~: He with others alfo
1°, ’ in the fame condemnation being apprehended for the caufi: afore-

. A malignant {aid and by tfllartiall-law to carfi'Dlce for their lives; this fell-low

Souldicr h”-mg‘ comming to the Dice , when he threw them out, cryed at  cam

‘d 3‘ Cam‘ Now, for God amdtlae King,I4ndGod reaeim mjlfaule. Whereupon

"lid  - o ‘ . 0 » '5 A
f;;,§§,0$;  it {o fell out that he calling the lead} chance of the Dxce, mufi (Lifer

C910“,-5, death, and To was accordingly executed at the fame titneee N ow

that which was very remarkable _in Gods hand t'hns;onttthhi?l’elib'w
(bcfidesthe voluntary dififeowmy ol%hiw':av;vi'ieriamhearr,in more
words, Nawfir God and-hie‘ King, whidh is the [‘awzlier.r co
pfignail word) was this , that when he was firfl prcfi for a Souldigp
he was heard often to lay , He mmld be b4ng’d éefarelae woqldfigbt

far the Parliament. Even iufi like S-it ‘Iowa/é Eilmnieq once Lieu; l

tenant of the Tower of Lwzdon in King Iammhis daies, who was
hanged on Tawerv/aill,for being Wceflary cache poyfoningkoivl Sir
“Thomas Omrbur}, then his prifoner inthe”? hm», abgm; {he Earn,

.ofSom¢rfet.s‘ bulinelli-.. ‘Which“Sir farm/Evhlmllelfe , beingonlthe v
'I.adder at the Gallowes freely—con’le[’t.,  in his life rink he had . V

‘ oft (in his playing iateCards and Dice) wi/lat tlbalt he  {be bang ‘:1
if it were mt fa andfo; and therefore ingienuoufl y conf*e{i'JGod3
hand upon himfor that finne. And fdfay I now here, SeeO than
lunflexilble and flinty-hearrudamnllfignant, how ‘t‘l1e*l..ordtnofl jufll
met withthis malignant Jjiiritcd Saarldier, paying him moli lpalpalbg



I

A LooLgng;g1a_g2fix'Maz2ga4e5.  ~ 1:7

mhigowne Coyne; at this rnofl notable andperfonall example i

hath mull clearly declared. This I received our of a Letter Tent by
a religious young Gentleman, a Seholler of Cambridge, to his fair

ther , a very reverend Minifier of the City of Landon, who gave me

atranfsript ofit, and whole tefiimonyis, Iknow, without all
excetptiotu.   it A i  i ‘ t A i g *
x In Cree-cbfircb parifh alfo, by Algate in London, one fame; At.

‘t kinfbn: wifqwhowith her {aid husband, were both of them com-

monly noted to be mnflc malignant anemic: of the power and purity

11;

3&5

of the Gofpell, and mothers of goodneflegand good men ;. which G°‘$‘fh3ng H
her ungodly and ill» difpofinon flue-mamfefled in the Church of m“ em ” Y

the {aid parifh , at a Sermon preached there by reverendand reli-~

gions Mr. Wefl: of New-England, who in his Sermonfdefired his Cre

upon one Mrs.
L-flt/,ji

nfim in

e-church

auditors that they would not ileepe;8t (he being afleep at that time, Panifli in Lee
M.

and awakened by one Mrs. lurk: her neighbour , a godly Gentle-
woman of the fame parifh, and that in par very lovingt and .neigh- e
bourly way , by iogging of hertknee at they {ate together in the
Pew; But (he prefently upon her awakening fell into firange exu

preffionsiiof rage and fury, and infiantly belched out thefe wicked n

words, 0 you bolddrmzlqm flats do: you  me ? with divers other
fuch uncivill fpeeches. All which the {aid Mrs. @l4r/{e very pioufl
ly and »di£creetvby»(.£ot.p theprefent) -put up in modefi and grave li-
lence, and onely acquainted her husband, in very religious Gentle-
man, with Mrs. e/it/Qinfonx {aid ufage of her in the forenoone ,‘ and

1 therewith expreffizd her nnwillingnefle to fit againe with her in the

:1?ew.; Whereupon (‘Jerks unwilling there {hould beany fur;

 ther difference between ~them*, at leaf’: to continue with any private
 “heartw-burning againfl each other , repaired to the Mimfler p of the

{aid Church, and defired that he. with the Church~wardene and
fome of the ancientefi of the Parzlh would after the afternoones

t ‘Sermon fend for Mr. e/ftkinfon te fee whether ‘he would abet or

w eicountehancee his wifein this her ill carria e. According to the fiid 
idefire he was fentltfonand came; where,a ter he had asked the caufe

of hispbeing {em for; and Mr. Clarke beginning to relate.it: , At-
kinfon wouldnot fuffer him to goe on, but he alfo brake forth into
foulelWot§de,and told ‘him; Heilied; fiarcfl/[r.r.['l.4rk  hfefaiidid

,£{'c/Q /azB.‘wt:fc‘f‘ inelaa Gee-rt’t‘-he hereuppon , the I;e&urei of the {aid
_ gChurchiM‘r.'“ ¢Fallai5agb.gzm, defired in love to take him off, ’”intreaiting
_ him that each of them might be heard, and fo the bufineffe woulde A V

be

1 8   A Looking-glaflefilrM4l1gW”’~"°-

be the better and fooner reconciled. ‘To whom At/ginfin reply ed,

Sir, I/mm natbing to do: with you; nor yamwirla ;m.And to Captaine-.
Comr, who reproved him for fuch ill behaviour, he laid, Tm are as

ffllackbeadand a Raw¢dbma’;a.nd thereupon went hallily and fretfully

out of tine]/e_/by, and letcht hiswife, who alfo came thither inga.
gr"eat~heat,and (very probably) full of bitternelfe; and [0 me ere?-

dibly reported, that {he had boafiedxbeing at l1{)mC*y»h0W lhe had

gelled Mrs-Clarke. But mofl cerrtaineltls, that in the V5/fry,(being‘

queflioned of thefé things) /be ml/bed f/ye might never gee /some alive,
 Mr:.. Clarkes didlnot,  /arr, and faid, flze wattle’. have the Law on
her for it. And: both the and her husband did. utter many other

bitter words , at,and before this molt evident token ofGods.di~{-.a

pleafure .- for (as I before touched ) it was Well ltnowne that they
both had been a long time much dilafl"e&cd to pure religion and
were very ready oft-times ,, not onely to fpeake evil! of ordinary

Chrifiians, but even of Gods owne Melfengers ; and now, I fay,at hi

this time, (he efpecially, fuffering her tongue towander beyond its
bounds , it pleafed the Lord that prefently afterthat fearefull imw

precatlon upon her felfe, afore-mentioned 2 {he was flricken fo ill, a
that {he began to falter in her {perch ;. infomuch that thofe

refent
tooke notice of_it,and thereupon the was led forth of the Vdlly into
thcChurch-yard and let downe upon a bench there, where the had
memes ufcd for her recovery ; but {The in a very {hort timethere
died, and was carried home dead : y And which is yet more remark-

A ablyfeatefull, itw,as;pred'ibly‘<afHrmed that a little bcforeher

Clfiath .( in her forementioned Wea

her had faid unto her, that certainel y Mrs. Clear/<_e would not abufe

- themfelves, wives, or friends mannageyetandl cou
A A chrillianlikewaics and wicked courfes. All t

her gbflt lhe inflantly curled her, faying,/I paxf‘ozx}au,yau are me of
the 1901] fijl-‘err; and that it was obletved by {ome at the time of her
death, that her tongue turned blacke in her head. A mofl: "terrible
andydreadfull example of, Gods wrath and indignation,both~to her
rnofl malzgnant lamévm-std, and all fire/9. irreligiousffiiritx, as either in
ntenancexliich cm-

A his I have by mofl
unquefiionablelinformation both from Mr. Clarke himfelfe, and

from‘ others who mofl ~exa&ly knew the truth of thele things. '

one Qaptaine 13474 of Sir Franc '

Upon The/day alfo New-mé. 23.1 64,; -2: about 1 tot" tlieclo the

at night , A the monethly aft-day being the very’ next day after it,

:4 Wortleyta Regiment, ,Wlth§ about

kenefle, one of the women about “

I ‘ thirty,

*‘ ':;r.".:.'-*— 

A Looiking-glaflefbr Maligna(ztJ.l 3  s jg”;

thirty Horfe came from Ludlaw in the County of Sale’, of purpoli t

to plnnderthe houfe of one Mr. Iolm Green at reverend, godly,and , ,~_«
‘learned Divine (and one of the Affembly of Divineeat Wcjfmin- Gods hm;
fin-) Pallor of ‘Pencambe in the County of rgmfml, being eleven molt remark-‘ A
An i'es difiant from the {and Ludlonv. Who being accordingly come ab1Y “P0” ‘ ,,
to the faid Minillers houfe ,_ While! fomc of the “Souldier-5 wgre gfgfieiogfiotfc
breaking open the do ore of.h1s dwelling houfe,one Ogle a Northern commfing ,,
man and a Cornet of the faldllrroope of Horfe was the firfi that plunder avery
brake open the liable door: at and as {bone as ever the {aid Ogle was godly Mini-

fiepgping over the threlhold to goe into the liable firll, as the Mini- P“‘5 hwfct

flere fetvante: who lay in a chamber and 1'-oyning to the liable repor.

V ted, andteliified) he fell downe as dead into the liable , and in the t W

morning his Hat and a {mall Piece were found in the liable behind a i
a {lone-horfe (whichfiood in a [tall next the (table doore , which
was madeupfo firmer with plankee and barre: both behind and on
each fideof him, that he could not pollibly {trike him) and lb  
fome of the other Souldiere ibronght M him into the {aid Minifiere
houfi: as a dead man, theflatptaine faying,that he fainted for want:
of meat , and fo defired that fo'me comfortable refrefhing might
be given him. Then they placed him in a Chaire, and (0 having
plundered what they thought fit from the godly Minifler, they
left the Corner there and returned to Ludlow.About form I hcturee
alter heibeganto revive, and a little to come to his fpeech, and the
tfirfiwords he uttered (after an imperfeét manner,were"”; Hay ma-

ether of god help: me; and by his often crofllng of himfelfe, and by

the tellimony of others there that knew him, he was difcovered to n

| b.«_- 3 profefiPapzfi.Thus he continued a fencelclle man.his head,
\ han zle, andjoyntltof his body, teeming quite loofe , he fpake very

little and feldome and irnperfefily , did eat: whatever was given
him, and would plucke raw meat from the. {pit newl laid to the
fire and offer to care it ; and as he {ate in hrs chaire, i he olferedllto l

leane forward, he would fallainto the fire 5‘ if he leaned backward ,
he would fall downe backward; and one night he was found under

his bed wrapt up intone of ‘ the llreetsonely in his lhirt. ~ The wo-
men that attended and watched wxth him , upon a diligent {larch
of his body; could not d-ifcerne orpercerve any bruife or to much as .-
difcolouring of his skinne in any part of his ‘body; whereby they r
all could not but clearely conceive and ‘believe it : to be the imme-l « n

l- diate handof God ttpoin him 5 gm gt that time fomeof his owne l

 1 ’ Compaq
‘A '3 _ .

more A”Look_z'22g-J-glafie fior Maligiza/zty.

Companions were heard to fay“,(as was credibly informed) Let MA
began: hence,for God fight: agezinji‘ 2%‘; This fiaid [Zarm-t being. (em:

for to Ludlaw upon the Saturday following, tlle Souldiers at his.

firit comming fecing him win that fencclefle condltion, faid, Sm: be
mer d7‘flflkf’;,bl.ll.'. he [hll coutinuecl after the very lame manner as was

forementioned, Ayvithout fence or underflanding,‘ and a little time A

at-ter(as the Qlptaine himlelle reported) died in that: fencelefnefle.
All this being teflifiedjfong oil truegboth by the faidA:m¥crend Mi-

nifler «hrlr. Greene hirnflelfe, by his fervants, andtldlvers others who

 e A h were eyea-witnefles of allthele p-temiles. I s A l 
1;. *e L’ About the mjdfl ofIenmz:9v.al»fo, A164-3. there fell out aemofl me-

Gods i¥11m€‘ morable zintl learefhllextalmpleof Godatimt-ncdiate ptmilhing hand
diam and ""‘e e-(neere unto the City 053%/ekéuryje upon that mofl peflilcnt and def-.

markable h-and

“Pen one Law «perate melz;gmwtA and perfectater of Gods pleoplle in thofe parts ;_

,,,.,,5,, Hjdg, 3. namely, one Laurence Hyie a Colmmiflioricr of enquiry after all

defperate ma-.-. fucb as had eithetjgivlen“ or; lent any thing for the Parliamente.»

ligflantagm-"P‘ fetvice 5 who the very fame day thatttlfleeztb, Bktnhrx , Fofler, and

the Parliamm‘ G[4nw'lz', thofewicked Oxomkme Earthwormes, Judges , and Law-»
yerrof illegalitiesg came into the City of Salzlv yr], to keepc the
Alfizes there) havingthreatned mofi vigoroufly to profecute all.

the Kpwedkead; in thole parts at the {aid Allizes; and thus riding
with his Eotmmiflion (Alas Seulelto Dnmxafem, though not with
fuch aAblefled blow to beatthim ea" fromehiahorfe to holy repen-

tance)ias he was haflily riding on, within a mile of the {aid City

he fuddenly fell from his. Horfelatndt {'0 bra,~l¢elais» neckel Brhie.
lhoulder.-boneinthe fall,  . erehy ‘he: imflantly died before

he couldettbe brollglmlliwe intoethe Townet. Being thus by Gods: A

mofi evidentandhcavy handupontlhim , A cut fhort and deprived
of power‘ to doe that mifchiefe to Gods honefl and innocjem.-""

hidden-ones, which (as ‘twee well knowme) he had frequently

before menacedttlagainfl them. The truthof this I have confirm

med unto me, not onely bylthe printed: relation , (but as my cu-

W A flame is in all {uch like occafions) upon diligenttcnqtuiry from

GOd"‘§]“md. fuch honelllland: credible teflimony . 1as I know to be withoutall
“Pm; ml,-g._ cx.ccpt1on..  » A  A ti

.nant €:’tizens,, ‘ There were alfo three neighbours dwelling on Ludgatevbill in
A l"~‘1‘“gta1l”“‘€° London, two of them Hafierx, dwelling direéll one over agaixafl: A

"3; h’b°“"’ ‘°' the othet-',thelthird a Waller:-‘.Z)mper, who live next doom to one

d» A - - .. ‘ A
7   of ‘theHojz'er.r, all three of them of onetmmideA1n malzgnancy, and:

£en.4lan..- 

in.v~etera,to»

A LooIgz'z1g-glc§flefi2r Maylzg/zamtr. 21"‘
inveterate enemies to the Parliament: proceedings.   One of theft
Ha fem‘ in the moncth of January I642. didyintirnate unto that

other Hafler his clefir'e and pnrpofe to goe to0xflrd, which the
other uzrdierfiandlng, contented and promifiad to g:1:':e along with

him, and accordingly away they went , and what their works‘

and hufinefle was there, though not certainly knowne, yet nasty he
cafily iudged,no goodr;efl“e,to,iheyfi1t'e of it 5 but about a weeks af-
ter, one of them havingfpent laftrwas beleevc-yd) all his fp-are pro-
digall money, or done his wicked worke, returned backe again;
to his houle in Lamb»; the other flayed there longer behinde, and
came not baeke with him. Within a few dayes after the returne
home of the faid Hafiar, he with his {aid neighbour the malignant
We-allm-‘Dmper, went (as it was knowne to be their cnliome) to

the Taverna, called The De'zJi/I and Saint ‘fDmsjz‘am': neere Temple-~'

Berra, together with form others, ejrsfdemfarimc, of the lime tem-
per, or untcmpered mouldyufllelzgeancy, their bufineflit there be-
ing to be mad-merry, and to drink: healths to Prince Rupert that
Prince of Plnndcrers , the Atheiliicall Merquefle of N ewmflle,

and fuch others of that rotten-rout: Now it {'0 fell out that one
of their Companions proved more civill then the rd}, and {hewcd= 
his diflikc of thelfi their doings; whereupon the Hafier began to.

ua-rrell with that man, and from their wrangling difcourfe they
both fell to fighting, and as the Hofier was flrugling Withthe {aid

party‘, there comes a third than and violently pulled the Hafier loflj, ,

who inflantly fell backward, and with the fall brahc his legge,

whereof he layrsunder cure a longtime after. The Woollen-Draper,

his ForefaidAfl'ociatc, being a prodigal! Spend-thrift, and runner
much in debt to his Creditors, they (on the very famedayhof this

t-heirgdrinking in the (hid Taverna, andat the very fame inflante
time of his drinking healths there) came with Serjeants and Off"
ficers, feized on all his clothes and goods, whereof heehearing,.

and knowing himfelfe thereby undone in his eliate, infiantlyfled

r away, and wasno more feene. The third partic of the forefaidlun-wt;
r godly fociety, to wit , the other Hcjiar, (latelervant to one Pate,
nmofl defpcrate Malignant alfo againfi God and the Parliamenr,.

ainda notorious fcofer at godlinefl}: and good men) who, I told

I you before. continued al0.xfaml, and came not home with his fevl-s e A

1 Low Hajier, abiding hill, Ifay, behinclc at Oxford, kept continu-.~
. alleompany with the King: Corngmnfr there, drinking. and {infl-
 I "   -3.  V  -   ing-

no i A Loolgfzzgéglejje fior Maligmmtx.

ling day and night in their deboifl company , and that in (itch ex-

lceflive and immoderatemeafure, that he was not onely drunke, but

fell mad among them 5 in ('0 much that getting his horfe out of ti]:

‘Stable, he moi’: defperately rode up and downe the {tracts there,

‘till at la[’r beingefpied by fame Citizens of London that knew him,
‘who perceived quickly in what condition he was, and being for“

Laws themfelves at thattime, they brought him hompewith them,‘ V

with no little adoe by the way; who being thus broughthomg,
continued (0 dillra&ed and befotted in his fenfes, that he! neither
regarded what any {Bid or did to him, and wholly negleéted his
calling, as being unfit to doe ought therein, and (hortly after hce
fell ficke for a feafon, and [iill continued to difirafied, that at hit
‘it was held fit to have him away to Bedlam; yet for fame credit
‘fake, his friends {'0 prevailed, that he was not put into the common
condition of the Madmen there, but was kept private in the houfi:
of one that endeavours the cure of {uch perfons, and there he was
continued, but could not be cured of this his miferable and di-
llraaedeliate. And was not ‘here a mofi evident and remarkable

\ hand of God upon them allthree, to the terrour C one would

thinke) of all fuch defperate and incorrigible L/'1/l'alignan%tr.. All
which relation lhavereceived from fuel: honeiiand-credible tefli-
mony of the truth thereof, even of fnch as ‘knew the three par-
ties very well,as is without all iufl exception therein. %
And thus now, [have (asl fu pofe) {uflicienly madegood my
word, and performedmy promi e. in the are former parts of this

my Lookingglafle, namely, in mill clearly reprefenting and {i:t..p

ting forth to the eyes and undertianding of every one, of any one
that is compo: mantle, and is not flarke mad with malice andihiil
-chief,both God: /Mndmofl eminently again]? our Anti-T4rl:'amenta-
rim: or Zllelignantru, and 41/6 90d: evident beat} band upon t/aofé
our Maltgnantsperfinr, mm immediately in the very afliugsaf rbrjr
malignant)’. Enough , one would thinke, to frightand terrific
them from fuch impious and audacious flouting, sihonting, and
maligning of Gods honefl and harmleffe fervants, werenot their

A Confciences "cauterized with the hot‘ iron of gracelefre impenetra-

ie obflinacy, and their hearts more hardned (againfl pure and
innocent Truth and Holimjfe) than the impenetrable Tortice

fliellgand they thereby even given over by’ God to a reprobate fenfe,
to their irreeoverable mine and perdition, t   t v

But  

A Lool;_zIzg—glaflé_fbr Malignants. y 2 3, 
But now, to goe on to my; Third promifed part or reprefimmzian A 3_

in this our Laokjng-gldflfe, namely,the C am-at far Camtrdr andfaint-9-A Caveatfor
bMrtcdi.Nmtra{l-Deferterx of the Parliament:. 0414]}; and therein, llC9“"“'d5 ands
fay H103 Cl¢3Y1Y: Gad: czmfi. A3 alfo hereby to fpeake to all um Ii:J?“‘”a1lf‘I)i°7
_/Etled and mzrejiylmdwmkg Chrz:/flan: ( whom in this cafe we mufi 
pitty, pardon, and pray for, has being our fclves fubjefi tolilee Caure.
failings and erroursfihould notgrace prevent and fupport us) to,

thew, them theigreiat dan erand hard hazards they put themfelves A

on,both in foul: and be ytoo, in ('0 unworthily fearing or refu-- '’

fing'to owne Gods Caufe, though not out of tmzc/Jar}, yet if it be A-btiefe pre-‘
but of bafe timidit} or feare; God herein fhewing his wrath..and mired P*‘¢=1“‘*
indignation, and caufing hie ealoufie to breake out againiithefe e‘::n:he‘;£“b"
alfo, letting them fee how dangerous it is to jefi: or daily with fuch maple, 95 this.
[harp-edg’d tooles as thefe to the undoing of their foules and bo- Caveat...

dies too, I fly, if in his owne free grace and meere mercy he did.  

not in the midfi of juliice remember to intermix mercy, and: to.

looke backe, as it were, on their finking foules, as he did on Peter

in fuch accafe. (if at leafi they belong to Clarifl as Peter did) tea-- «
thing theme. thereby to know the‘ price of denying their Mafler

or his {hufe before men, if not, I fay, prevented by true and timely

repentance. All which I [hall make molt. evident and.,clear.e by

thefe foure or five Examples, «all of them fallen out latelyin thefe n

our probdationall times, which (byGods providence) have come 

to myhands and knowledge, and which for the glar} of Gqd and

’ honour of our moi’: precious Parliament: Comfe, Itcould not con-

ceale, but let forth moi’: faithfully, as I have received them from
melt indubitabple and un queflionable Tefiimonies of the truth of

A them an ; even, lfay’, by thofe who were both Eye and Ear-wit-

up reverend Minilier of Lincoln/lzire, a Dafior in.Di*uim't.y, who bemg

neliias of the truth of them. i r
And here now in the firfl place, I mightinfiance in a -learned and   I5 I

' A‘Do&or in--; V
taken by the Kings Cormorants», and carried prifoner to yN‘tc'- Ei’;$i:,l’fl]?; 
warlq, and there enforced to take the Oxaninn Protefiatien or ca. f¥u,m._d upon;

s venant againfi the Parliament, which .( it feemes) out of fervile the taking of .-

feare and unworthy lpulillanimity, he didgimmediately after ic‘,out the 0x°niafl~

, ofremorfe of Confcience, fell mad and featfullyy ddifiraéied in his P‘°‘°fi“‘i°“" l

yfenfcs, and focontinued for almoihhe fpacenoi hd'a1f"ep a yeere, this

. againli the .;
Rarliament.

being done by him about theimidfl of the :lafi‘Summer at 64;.py‘yp but
being fiance at liherty,amcmg.. hlB».Parliamentarys friends, is in good
* i  A  i V ‘ mealinet;

,4 Lo0l;g‘ng-gllaflefor Maligimntr. 

mealhre recovered, and a hearty Penitc-nt for its But‘ it being defil-

in “red his name fhould bee concealed, I ceafc to fay any more there-

 truth thereof unto me.

  fparkes of ingenuity left alive in

2,
One Tbomcu .
Zflretmz, a moll:
bitter and
active Malig-

c in name againllc

the Parlia-
ment, remark-
ably converted
on his clcath-V
bade

  He replied, That he was fare of it,

i Prophet fayea) and example
a till Gods Spirit of Grace awakens their dead and droulle Conf7ci-

in {ave onely this, T hat Ihave this briele relation from {uch un-
qtiefiimmble and credible tcfijmony as moi’: Ptrongl y confirmea the

{"0 vicious and "pernicious Pptycjudicating and deferting the Parlia-
manta pious proceedings? Yes certainly,had theyillhutlany ("mall
them at but fince I know thatthey,

mull have line upon line/( as the
upon example, and all too too little,

yea, and Gods owne people too,

meet. I {hall now give them another Example which comes more
clofe unto them, and met’: Worthy their deep and ferious” oblervau
tion and confideration, which briefly is this :   .  
Upon the fecohd day of May 164;. one T/aamm: Brattan a young
man, and moi’: bitter and aétive Malzgnant againfi the Parliament
late lizrvant to Alderman C as//ram in Gmciam flreet in Loazdom fa]...
ling very fick (which indeed {hortly after proved a ficlmcfle unto
death) defired moi} earneflly to fpeake with a reverend and religi-
ous Minifler of the City, whom he had formerly heard preach,
and could hot be quiet till he was {em for. The Minifier being fent
unto, and intreated to come unto him accord ingly, very willingly
came; of whom (F0 {cone as the fiche party ’
heartily defired his pardon and forgiwjcnelle. The Mihifier an {we-

red,_That_iheknc1w not any thingwherein the ficlt party had injured a 

or offended him; ButlBricttan re

liecl,T/Mt /ac /Md dame /aim wran in
jeering andfcafiing at him, t/Mug

he knew natof it, andtold im

the particulars thereof. Whereupon this piouslwinifler told him, “

He freely forgave him. Then he defircd the Minifler to pray with

hinywhich he alfo did for the {pace of about half: an houre.lm‘n‘;é. l l
ldiatel y after Prayer the fickc party fatdy He was now moi} happ

I
fince God and”Man had forgiven "him; and told the” Miztillélr,
hee was certaine God pardonedihim all his firmes. The iMini..
fler anfwercd, Itwaa well, if his al-Turance were on gomi jgtoursclr.
 for Ghrifl had taken away an
his finnes; which Godhadin his ficlmefle list before hieeyea ; reg»,
and fame {itch finnes as he did not flmlow or beleevec formerly to

have beene finnes ; him now Chrili had borne them all on his owne

4 And might we not,herc noW,thinke this . _
one finglc ‘example h1fh::ient,_to deter out cowardly N ewters from’ '1 

faw him) batman 

V theticall fpeeches to this pnrpofe, and {hortly .after¢, it; deperte‘

A Lookingglézflefir Maligrgitflti.  '22}; T

to lhtouldersg and eafedsseahiriniqt allgthat heavy blurthen,*~with:.m'aply 

other molt heavenly and divine exjpreffions. And being iineete his

A. death, even the night before he died, he faida Hue afuredly {aw
in t Chrifl in a vifion appearing unto hi%m,_ and telling. him that his,
efinnes were pardoned, and that he had a (Fmfe on earth, and that
' A A the gParliament of England defended it,- and that in the yeere t F our

Lord Ohrilli,.16.4,4..the Parliam git lhould obtaine .a greatvifiory
over the «Kings ”Forcef"s 5,; ‘ g _
thofe wicked Minif’terai(that had mif-led Gods people) [left among
them, and that from that time the Parliament fhould profper ; but
in the‘ meme‘ if-ClajfOfl). thatthc rod of the wicked _/Iaould rejf an the
back; of 49:3 righteous nun. lAnd after this heexlay“ glorying

and rejoycingintheiforgivencfleof his finnes, and even triumph-*

ing over death till the time of his departure, which was the next
day. This relation was telhfied both by the {aid learned, reve-
rend, and religious fl)i'vine,~ who was often with him in his {aid

ifickneflei and heard molt of his exgpreffions; and ;a1fo by; another

religious gentleman who was alfo then prefent-, and heard w3hat;is
here delivered,as aforefaid. A it % g a V r
Alloone Thoma: Clarkf, at ranke malignant young man, and

. 3'
fervent to one Mafter Travail! a merchant of London , lbceio 0"“ T”"""“

 theresihould bee none of”

{i434

ina-the yeere I 6 4 3) firiclten with fickneffe, oftwhichéhe difider “M3 MD” l

V merchants

about three ldayeabetorc hila‘death.ssoneWi1liam(Zaétc (a aeighbom man in London, l

of his) comming to vifit him in this his ficknefliganrd having (diet; a notable ~
malignant, his
penitent con-
fellion on his M_

while with him, as he was going away the ficlt party defired hinnto
flay a little, and told him, that hce would now fay more to hit:-1'
the-u behad done to any, which was this, ‘I am “now (nfayes~l‘,'lg:e)

fironglv lperfwaded inlmyhearcg that the lparliména maimainm honour ofthe

right caufe, and at lafi (hall have viflory over the K ing: Fordn-,«rfo’rl‘ Parliament-_

they, he faid. fought for Antichrifl; and he confefl Withall, that

t he had lived a very finfilll life, and was m0I_’t of all grieved that he
had fpuken {'0 much againfi the P nrliammt, for which eh; w,jfl1¢_d..

he could now weep tearesgof blood, together with VCl'y,}I,l;3fldy=>[-J83

ithis
life; Thisl have alfo from very honeli and religiomyhalnds and te-

ftirnony, who have faithfully informed me of the tgruth thereof, as 1 
t havingbeen bathe eand ear-witrtncfles of the fame. s

n In Scptémbér al '0 I 643- pne;:MaRer Wlaitle stginfialding-«lane in

i ‘London, with, his.,wife Mlfif$K¢¥lWh5‘1‘i£.b‘al both Qflthamimy
- is  "  A’ . E‘  ii  religious l‘

2§“.   }ILt9okingl—g§Iafl2“fii~ggMali‘g:2£:ntr;  

religious Clvriflians, and truly fearing the Lord. Came with their 7 

V 43 V
l4?r¢m?f1‘~‘*l;l‘ foure childreng inotlong before )! to*I.ondantfrom Tewgrlmo-J in,
t glmccflerflm-e,princi pally defiring toremove thencmbecaute of the
W,”-,,£,,-g;', and wicked convetrfitibn of the”Cavalier.s billeted where he lived.

his wifc,who And hee thaving~ formerly {crved in the Parliament: Army againfl

deferred the the King: Forced, but bein now at Londmr and for about threwi
 moneths {'pa=cc void ofimapfioymeneqrelblved to, ire over fervice». A

in the wars,‘ as findinga timomus rfearifulneflhvih liiwilfi to ad-
ventureany more into the ‘PiarliamentrArmy, lithereurpon;at?la{iv

he had fame‘ thoughts to goerinto Nm-England, andatlvifinig, t

with his»Wife,g who alfo was imoifi gmwil-‘king hee {hould any more»
p‘ut~himfell"e_-into the Ser«vice{of thejP;zr‘lt’»ament, but byiall meanest
began to flrengthen his refolutio‘rr.to goe away for. Nm~England. ,
Whereupon heperemptorily now refolving to depart thither with
his wife and children, prefently laid oht~ thirty pounds for their;
paflage by Sea, and as much more for provifion of necefliries to;
the voyage; But being ready to depart. theLord»f_uddenly flmck;
i him very fielte, andwin his fickneflir he was very much.troubl¢d.ia~
his minde, lamenting and crying out ver much againli the finne of‘
Gowardifi: and Eearfulneflfi -( ‘which i hue conceived to been the
A ground of his intended removallltoillew.-England). and therefomz:

or Q - ‘i  a much difh-ufiing: his forties eflaétieg ctyecl out? often , That he had?

~ fmneclsagainfl God in cowardiydeferting his bat} hC'zm/“e

1

s -, er ear-e.
 neflly praying the Lordto forgive him this finne, romifilhg

g‘ protefling that if the Lord vouehfafed twtefioeee i F  to health".
anfigflrength ag§ihe,f‘ 71136 were refilutely got» on to fpend every»?
drop of the blolotfih his veihesefore the Tarliangeht: Canfi ;  and af-~

~ t: ~ . terward‘ blaming his wife ‘for giving her c.onfent and inrcoutaging;
 "~57 him therein he lhortly after diechyet before hisdeparmreheten
fiified abunclance of comfort. and aflhranricel of Godsfavour and

V the pardon of his fin. Immediately nlfo after hisdeath, it {o plea-gs
Tedthe Lord tha't his wife fellifo difirlcfied, that thru or foure ;
women couldifcarcely hold l1*e.r:downs in her bed, and the taking»
no fuflenance but what was forced intoher mouth for manytdayes,

flieflill in allthis time of molt-fiid perplexity cryinguour, That V

line had finned againfifiod in counfclling and incouraging her dc-. «

i ceafetl husband to forfake God: ('41;/E, and thereby (lhe feared)‘lhe »

i i had been: the cable-ofhis death‘. ; And itliusllre lay divers day as in :_
much mifery, ,cr}:ingg_‘out; olthis herfnne; craving pardog og
 ~  i i   .9 2

?
V33.‘
4 “--*..“:°'i

A Loafing»-gl¢z]Efar,;Mp«l;gm3ntJ. ~99
‘God for it; And about the end of iseptem-bet aforefiid,my godly‘
friend, from whom I had thie relation, coniming-occafionly ito‘h¢‘r
houfi: to fee her, found that her raging fits ~had-?left.nher,~ but her
fpirite much fpent, and {be lying fpeeohlelfe, To that hefkncw no;
how to adminifler a wordof comfort to her in thin: cafe ;. where-

fore being -about to depart thence, thee looked >»fledl‘aflly»onl hitii,

reached out her hand to'him hich he g[~OOk¢“~iII this, ‘bevingw;
»cold as clay, and therewith A ‘I many comfortable words unto '

  

shfll‘, and are he departedfflielma’nifefled_ve~ry‘muchconfoiation
«in hervfoule, “both by words (though _fain”tly9 and geiiures dlfo;
and in a mofihappywand comfortable condition departed. this life

“alfo, the vearylnext morning after hi-sdevpartulrel from her. This re-

.latio;n,.I fay,I?had from a very religion: Citizen of London, and
“faithful! férvant of the "Lord‘,who himfelfe was with Milhwi

V ~‘Wbitleigb‘thuI do arting,and whofe ~oWniSifler livedvclofe by mt;

ipartiele, was wel acquaimedllwith them both in their ‘lives and
vdeatlb, andiwhofetefiimony Iknow”tobewilt=houtexce-ption. A ~

., . t t V ‘ “II ‘
Theuewals alfo about the  cc Tlofthe fit Ii vifioriee of ‘the fan oncmitcg "
moms and renowned% lToWn¢,','e0l‘I/Ilancbe;/ler’l  Lancgzfbire, in nth: 5"4”f_W,€_€ I‘
yeerc 1642. one M. .S‘t4»c¢Vi.{¢;eaGentlenaan of Lanca/birc, who .g““¢i‘l1‘¥?‘ . i
had formerly ibelene eat ma‘n~«~mVuchingaged in his enficfiioneli for the 31$-::t§:::,;’c
"'P4rli4‘mcnt: lcaufr’, and had‘ oftentimes exprcfled to much both maaammrg
ihyhisl fii‘fi7e” ¢om‘encg!ings_%withlbmhe eh-at werevcry neere~anddeare fuddcnly am
unto him, as ‘alfo hy"~hiewpra«3~ieee and=e~lla*fliflancelll given  liid “Eh-‘l“-f 339*‘ o
‘Caufce But afterward, by the flyeinfinuations andpeerfwlafiom h“ ‘l‘f“‘3‘°"3
‘dfl’l'ohief’eeming’friends neere about him ; but efpecially’ being at V
"lal’c oeverfwaiveigll anhdlprwailed w1th~(eas*wa*s flronglyfnpplofed 
i;hée*L6id;wmrga («them great;-bq~t, blcfleé he'God, Au ~mo(t .532.
.fi1ccefléf'ul’lfiick’lcr lfor«thewK1ngs%.patt_y_) the beingvery imimfitu
wliihethle M3 Lord Strange. This {aid Gentleman did at lafi To
mt-Arch c1*p‘fl'e‘hit:loxnrnle~l'ornmer ptafiice and goodiefleeme he hadand
’hi:‘l’d of the WorkeWhndl‘*(l1;n(:e“l of Godjin the ‘Parliament: rog-
’céedin§s,::thht’hémofiwhnworthily’quite deferred it, yea fofirrc
a; co talké'up'l‘Amtes mgainfl it ;g;%am:l as he waejn petfon, in com.
 and,'£nci* going ggéinfirthat honéfifivmeous, éndfiidorione Town
of iuamrwier Inn“irN= “Ear? -9‘rrwz.m= Army: the Rafa God A of .
l=Hetn%én, inT~apparent*difp1é%ifnte*meI‘wjth“‘h‘rm‘inilthiemdfl diflo 3-
elallwgiofiaciég hndiigbingagfinfi-Gwifandmhii5’cag:3'tE«:_ For [as A
wasgding   «Hotfeupon fomgdefigngimere to tficiiid 'I?diavi.af
V  ! % 2%    A O n

'4 é"" 28   t A Laolgjngéglafi: fi2rM4ligmzntr.

oefetfilfanc/aeft‘:r,,a bu‘llet‘fu¢ldenly hit him, and *kil’di him pre-

W afently, not direétly Axiom the Towne,. but the bullet glancing

upon a wall, reached him with a gliding “ blow, and ('0 cut him

fhort of his purpofc. and gave him the fad reward of his unhappy
backfliding. _~ This I have from fuch unqueflionable and religious

tefiflimony of godlyinfriendand neighbour of mine, as *1 knokwto

i be With0l3t3ll iufl cxceptipn.. v - t   -t ‘   ' t 

it Andtit not here. (one Wofithinke) ultimo   enough for

thee, O incredulous Malignant, ; yea, even from the ” lli“'i‘li6utheseo£ two

V Convertsifotmerly,0f thine nownetranke and rotten econdittion, but

snows,‘ and:+thatj,upon their tlefathgbeds (and the _wérds« of dying

aim, we lgrgorv, doc, or ought to taeehrdeepc imprrflirin  making ingeni-

ous confeflion of their ‘and yourfolly and madncfle in (0 injuri-

qufly oppofing the pious hand‘ full proceedings of the Parlia-

ment .9 But now take onemore [to cleare sthefe truths yet more

Amolli‘e- abundantly» yea. one¢of.no lcfle moment andmacerialicy chm
markablc re- any of the former, and mofi ,:w_ortl1yn ferionst notice and obferva.¢-

   

W30“ “Mar tion, namely, of one Malicr Iofi-pl: Larch, a Merchant in B4/bang. l

Ezgtzifefier;  hnIl—flreet_in,L_0fldM_,~; who having (ebryt Godgs blefling upon his en-
chanr,hi;i‘gr’ca¢ tleavours in h1scall1ng).gotten_ agood eflate, and being a pious
rnilerylfor deg ~§0.uug G=ntl¢m:an.:and W¢u3fl.€&&d am the..publ1k6lgQ0d;t«0f§ the
fcr_ting_the A f

P3r1i3l“,W5.t forth two Horfes for the faid fervice at his owne proper charge;

anal his merci-

funrccovcry. but having fome confiderable goods at -Briflqll, wihichvflhe nndefired

to convey to Wamvfler by land. in l wzhith land-enaflins wane
&ionfr°1m.; ‘J5 »gK;i.n.g;l"a,‘ln'g¢.°'fllfl.ry€:“l)1E«L'lhfl5't131%» convoy thorow

ingdqmc in W? bflgillfllflg of nfihilBarliametntaryntwanre, and list ‘

'lS]7rewgIwry,tt=ws itrfi  a“lGarrif9n:sqf the Kings Cormoramzl: mph 1
0

‘u
y._

can thisoccafion: hee rccd hit-nfelfe to goe to Oxfard to procure
fnch a Pl'0[§&l0IlI: Thus then he tooke his journey thither, wlrere
the wglsinoifootiernnarrived,butit pleated the Lord .it (honld to fall

- out,‘ tlhntrhet was prelentlyfi efpied bysone that: had beene Aa M37
. lignan-thneighbout of his in-;~Lt;W'd0”, “ 11.: L399)? C135 by A Wll~0fi:‘-lmennktp
he wars prefentlfys ap_preh-ended as a Spie,.t_on-‘,yvhichA;u (ufpicion he:

was inflantly clapt up prifoneri in the Cafi1e,and immedliailyaftcc A

Was%fe.tch"%t-before r the Commll-9T 4513;! and in tlanger ‘of his life,
But havingtherc very good friendstof llllf-:‘;..l{lI.‘§g$J)_i1l‘l3y:.. namely, Sir
"george “Binian, SirtNic/pairs: ('ra'[fie,i.:.and Mr..\~,B¢mn éornqihis ltinfman,

‘ iandnothers, he was by the Kings. own: Wairrant {ct mastitis: liberty and  

tntcrtained at Sir George Einiamt lodging? gland yet agqinefor all

Iilllfigavi '

A ALgoL\gng-glalfie for Malzgmmts, s   :9;   be

this Smith that hellifh (warm , the Piovoa-tmarmall fetcht him     '3‘
out ,0! Bjniom lodoings at eleven of the clocke at night, and carri-

ed him to prifonagaine. Whercupon Bynion wcntagaxnvc to the

King together with Mr.Bradbame, told H1sMa)'efly of it, who. _

fecmaed much difcontentedithereat , and prefentlyfent a Squire of ,

His body with a Commiflicpn to lay Smith by the heeles for his green

fumption, and to enlarge Mr. Latch gyee, and thet without taking:

[ha oxford Trot:-flation, lefi th rcby his eflate in Landau fhould

have been feized on by thfi“ at @4719”? is F5 the 9&3“ Of 3 S”””””""

malignant i, yet with a private ferious promife and engagen-sent toss

Bynion, that he would; neverhereaftcrfi put forth hzmfeife W10 any

publique fervice for the Parliament. So he at lafl returned fafely

t home 3 i and in order to his promfe wasvnow growen Very {by of

- " h h‘ C ccordin to the Ordinance of the Mi-
agn‘:infhortll.3r afotgifshzahgh the £1-advice of a very; malignant
comrranion of his, made over his eftatcvinto H01.l¢3”d1“Pm 0ff“.hi5
houfi, in, Bafbin  ii-‘fireet, and then withdrew his peribnalfoiéntvo
I-1o[1.md,tintend'ing there to have lived till thefe times might change; ‘ % ‘

' f  » - ‘v x 0 ‘
3118 than be quite deferted the Parliament. But he had not beene T;!1fll:5;g,U};'“3iI1g~’~
there abovethree weekes or a monetg a rfiufrthgt {1} Pieafed Ggddlg §,m,1d hm.
fell ficke there , and had a greatfnl “he 5 ‘ “E .0 c.°mr"; Sit fled from N;--
againe into England; and according %y,b av1ng‘a e t opglo u hyazcve.
imbagkgd himfelfe , and was brought beck: _fick<l:l to  on . {fag nl{1}tCm:ei:1:a1he;_‘s.
thus by the providence of God fo ordering It , 6 mlg (2 man! 6

, n  s n \ t ., , ~ i _ v v vwenfcience,
his repentance here where he had finned , “and bflafl €XdI11P1¢ 00- which drove

% e othqrg both of the horrour .WhiCh arifes outvof-‘=1 guiky*c0nrc'iCn“cc him back: to

, 1 , dc { d lfo fron1iourParli;sg-; Lrmdz Ni-
£::la§a$fy(‘)I§:«§r:3é{:r§Znfr:::)1 afgftfibantmioeitgitltgine the fame.» Thus $359 ‘lief’;-‘ *0
then, I fay, bemg come OE the vyater , on Mund§y__SePr :5 st 643, ezy r6Pe V
hg went tosa friends houfe of bus, one Mr.Lacey m Canon-flftfifa ~
where heilvcnt fiche to bed , and in two daies his fieknefle and cor -—»
feience working together. h¢.much defied t°fim1<°vW1$h.‘em=

  odly Minifier- whereupon one was «f=n¢f9r~s~v.w'x9 e°€°rds1.we1v
§,m.;;s him on the Wedu.efda$I nightsbm knowing nothmeof his  

’ . - f A [1 Pr *1" ” 3: nd hearingago9d_rep0i'tv0i7»hi8
gfifififhohzig ‘ht onelygqucfiioned him about-hm

 

faith ‘in Chrifi ; s wherct1I,1Covir¢C€iVi"§:.,m 3PP9fi‘§,y f! r P‘ hi“
 : untu him roar; Pnromifi=t6.Qf. ch‘-:.<%0fp=l}.~s win his {Ollie  
:3 htcieaveuutobthfe Lord,arsd~hiv1hg¢0m!119f1 Ed him Uf“'~9J¢h°' .

-..‘........... .‘...n......w.:.‘..apua.:wr :....,::<nrn'-"«:1:,..T:

go o  Looking-glaflé fin" Mczlignantr. ‘ W
grace ofGod , departt d for that time ; butMr. Latch found fiich
fweetnel-ii: in thofe promifes, that heflill would be asking when

thatMinifler would come a aine. That Thur/day and Friday pafie

and the lMinifler not lent A or 5 but on the Sdtflrdd} foliowing he
‘i called very earnellly for the {aid Minifler, and would not be fancif-

fied WiC"h0ut‘h‘l’¥ll : to he beinglent for,ca.rne to him that Saturday

at night, and found him very anxious about getting Chrifi , he oft’ l
laying, ill hhavelnot Chififia I mulhperilh eternally. W But immediv t

ately after, as a man fwallowedup of defpaire airddmtléhedt in the
wrath of God, he cried out , I am in Hell, I atntinll Hell;  an
honefl young Gentleman his loving friend , who had beenhis fel-
lowuzpprentife, and unto whom he had ufed to unbofome~him-
felfe , flept to the Minifler and told him what was the caufeof all
this horrour of’ confcience in him , and {'0 related, to him the {uh-n
fiance of all fore—mentioned. Then the {aid Mitnifler went again:
to M. L;¢tcla,‘and asked him if he had taken the Kings Pretejlation at
'0.i.ford,,who anFwered,no 5 yet flill reje&ed’(in a defperate manner)
fin allthe comfortable words that were alledged for his faith to relt
upon 5 fiill crying out, I am in hell, I link: lower and lower ; O
was there ever Afaclh an hypocrite as I am , and therefore I mull be
damned, and I alone muflhalve any portion with Iudat, -an~dbe_ an
example to all the“ world and liein Hellto all eternity, ":in4fo deny-
ing the Parliament 2 and goe, fitiet he, to his‘brot_her that [food by
t him, and tell luch an one, and fuch an one , two lperfons to Whom

he had neere relation , that if they hold on their way,  A

burne in hell as I doe ; and A neitherhisgodlyfriend, not the Mini-

i — fler could perfwiade ‘him thatliew”a%‘ontof Hell; A yet the Minilietni
‘ l fiill moflpioutfly wrefiling againll his defpairle ; i told him that Hell

was not above ground (in the Land of the living) and atherei'ore%
he waanot yet in Hell, but that lhelhould goe toflell: lhortlyif he
‘tvouldn not believe in GhriPc Jefus; and then told“ him he would

pray for" him‘:‘‘ Buthere lied ,l you lhallfave theFlocke‘o‘f_'GliriN
but you cannot live mefl am pfali prayer. And with the ‘lhllre’laiment*"
table l'peec‘hes,l as of a man in the very torment: of the damfied»:
he did oft interrt-ipt the Minifler in his "rayer , and fo lcofléinued“
in this téefpairing fitgtill alter pravet; . hen the M inilleriqshargedi’
huh to; term tb‘h”fimfaiy~ 8“s';Y9u never ‘ ( You afTLfm=ln1“e‘)*todke*
F113 P40V?_/fiéiiéfl‘ at Qtfbrd a’ ainll the Parliament , A but’?Eter‘dEnied*
(h:hri'Pt w1'th‘an ‘Oath , yea and ’with a (‘arfi too; yet hewentme‘

and

A Loog_2ng..g14j2-fir M4lr'gmz}2tJ. l 3 I“
‘and wept bitterly , and was rcflored to grace and favollr againe.
Chrifl faith, C mm were me all }e that are weary 4nd’*[arao)vladrn5and
I will givejau reji : you are weary and heavy lad:en,come to Chriii,
believe in him, and he will cafe you, and will blocouc your iniqui-

up himfelfe inhis bed , and with exceeding earnefinefli: of {pirit
put forth firong cries unto God; faying , eLm~d kelp: mine zriréeliefa,
Lard help: mines Il11b£ll'€fl,..s,.Lé'fLa{ lllrrflpc mine milvrliefe‘, three times
together ; and immediately thereupon burfi forth intoexceediog
great comfort, ‘ frying , O wonderfull mercy , Chrill is come to
fetch me out of Hell, and Ilhall not perilh ; my cries have entered
into the cares of the Lord of Sabbath, who hath now given fweet

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A A ties for his owne names fake. At which words, he iuddeoly raiiirdy  s

‘rel’: to my foule. And thus with many heavenly expreflions of

Chriflswonderfull mercy toward him , he continued at leafl two
‘hours: full of fweet yraptures and ravifhments of foule; and be-»
fought the Minifler and his friends about him to make knownei
thefe things , and how gracious and imercifull Chrifi had been
unto him  and this alto he defired them to take fpeciall notice of Sin
namely, tharhe protefled that what he had laid (asbefore) was not
out of any lightneffl: or diflemper of hisbraine, but in fenfiblc ap-

prehenfions of his foule, andwhat Chrifi had dictated to him , in

hhofe:iarmes:,he»faidhe now was met} fweetly imbraced , and that
he had now Found(ae? hehad often heerd)~tl'I'at as the‘7wa'y to Hear

ven was by the gates of Hell ,-, {'0 he had found it true, and had not ~

vonely gone by the gates of Hell, but even through Hell it felfea but

now Chrifls glorious mercy had fetcht him forth ;,and therefore 

he prayed them againe to tell and publtfh abroad-what great things

Ghrifi had done for him‘ , and then all that wereéprefent i went

fegaine to prayer. and he prayed with them ; and when hiil breath ya
»failed,he would lift up his hands 5 but before prayer was quite en-

ded he mofl fweetly ,expired,as he faid. in the Armes of n his tweet

Savioeur Ghri-fl jefusrltavinng the Miuifler and his Ghrifiian sfrierids 

(who had been forrowhall éwitueflies of the forimewdtead fi;llyperplq-

"stities and horrcur of hisconfcience ) now molt abuudant1y»ch¢¢rEdi
and full of comfort and contblqtion in
ble,gracious.change and conclufiom. -  i‘  « I‘ r
 And now,_,I%hoi e, rI"havefully“‘performedwhat promiied 332
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V 1* thebeginning, an have copioufly ggnfirmd the truths Ipimseucled '

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s ligneznts have clearely rem‘: that God is {o fel£l«ous%§.il‘

Revel.*.-.1 .7 .8 .
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30“ A Lookgng-glqfléfer Maltgmmtr.
one-ly dcfire to {umme up all in a very faccinfi hamster] ohferwtion
of all hit herto delivered in this our Mmlaznuntr mirrour or Looking.
gla And firill deli e to fpeake a word or two to ourcowardly
Neurerr, and faint hearted de/erter: of Gods Cam]? in this our Rar-
liezmmt ;; wherein I feare too many even of Gods children (and

otherwife good Chriflians,I hope) are too guilty. That fince 

Parliament: emf: is ulnqliellionably God: eemfe, and that our c,9Vtal-
’  fithlis  he-
mezrahle (‘aufc . that he will not f are even his own: Séelrvtnfts , if
they either rcjefl or negle& his emfl! bellrre men; and that he
will certainly fooner or later wound their eanfcienees with terrour,
if they thinke to wound his carafe, with either treachery or timidit]
and bafc eawardxfi; let them not, I fly, thinke to fleepe in a whole

 

skin, to lhrinke their neck: out of the collar and doe well enough .

for all that: for certainely God can and will find them out atlafl,
as they alfo may have feene in thefi: former examples of two or
three,even of Gods deare children, who like lama would needs be
lflyingefrom (fed and his mafia, oneinto N cw-E ngland, and another
into Holland , but how the Lord found them out , caufed them to
Tee-their faithlcfle folly , and ere he was reconciled to them finer-
ted themboth foundly for it; and though he come {lowly and (as
the Obfervation is) with Leatden-healer , yet will come forely , and
with Iran- hands, as hath been here before mofl evidently feen. And
letthem often ruminate and remember ( and that withsgtssnbling)
rwharthe Spiritof lfaiunlMim'Wthuydlb0Ok¢.0f.l the Red;-lntianx, I-1:
’-that awercomarb (lthdiixlrg which ./bend: elofle to (feel and heir caufe,

‘without fetinting or giving over) fhall inherit all thirigr , and I will he i l

‘h:2:rge'd,am1he _/lull he in] flaunt. But, the fearefull end smhelievers
(feeh‘cre,0 =eoware1l} Newtemgto thy (hams and terrouzgwho are pl t

; irrthe fiery frontor forlorne hope of the rabble of wicked ones_.,that

{hall be (but out of the N cw-flemfalem) jhafl Aha-we their ‘ pmzein the
TI «kg wh_iehthurne:* withfire and hrim/lam-.' l Talte heed therefore my
‘ brethren ( as the Authourto the HehrewI~advifeth)llefl there hair:
my of‘ Jay an ‘evil! heart of unheliffb‘ ,9 51¢» 3 departingtfhom the lit/ing

  God. For certaihely. ram the {piritof truth em :h¢_m‘ne Epifile). '

 my rmmdmw heck: (or ham m~Chrz'fi~hiénfelfI: teflifiex, pea hwzk

"dlhhnd tegrhe Plough cf Gadslworkqandl 64%;!/6‘, and  hazcke, it em."
   for Heaven; may more ) gadrflmle will take 11:? plea/are ihfach rm

lam. Befides, remember this ferioufl y ,1 gpray thee, that a; Newter, *
V‘? A - A .t M t n or

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or Key-cold fellowin Gad: can/e. is a mofl defpicable creature,

defpiled both of‘ ad and the Dew'll,be.in apt to be falfe and faith- -  
lefle to them botliand to good for the ufe gf neither of them, asnot :,l’,§;‘f};{,§rf,'}1‘
caring whether God: or the Devil: canfi: faile or prevaile, finite Coward: and
or fwim; what cares he {'0 he may (it flil and enjoy his bale N?“'t€f5 def ,
peace and pelfe '2 onely,it may be, he will give them fome feeming Cm’ ‘

good williesi at rnofl and bell.  0 let fuch as thefe, timely take

heed by thefe examples ,~=that God meet them not {orely and furely

too at lalt: and if thy Neutrality be from wilfull and wiclted

principles , then feare indeed and tremble at thy eflate , by thofi:
examplesof ‘Goal! hand upon thofe mifchievous and ‘malevolent

malignant: bydeath and deflruflion, evening the very aéting of n

their evils. ’ If out of rneere fear: and unworthy cowardtfe,

yet feare alfo by thofe other examples , confideringl ‘what terrible

{traits and foule-pinchingperplexities it may bring thee unto , r at

the befl ;‘ éandprefume uot,though they happily repented and were a

faved; for repentance is a Flower that growes not naturallyin

if our Gardens, but is the onely gift of God , and he gives it graci-

oufly when and to whom he will. Therefore, I lay, prefume not

but feare; and whiles thou hafl yet {pace , labour for grace , even
itnmoveable faithfulneffe, courage, and perleverance; remernbring 
l¢y¢r,;;.w«hoeitm,_asy that (aid, even truth it felfe, He that denier me, or :3  ’
4//named of me before men, I will A den} in/tintreand fie a/banned aflritn éefitre

my Father which is in Heaven. And thus I have done With thefe.

 ~But: now in the lafi place I defire alfo to fpeake a word or two

unto our molt unhappy, mifcrable. and marble-hearted malignant:

‘I e (whom from my foule I pity and pray for, as my brethren in the

flefh) implacable and inveterate haters of Halinejfé and of a pure
Reformation , whowould faine ( under a beggarly pretext of a
lazy, licentious ‘Fence, forfooth) fiill be more and more fetled on
the Lees of their old,infant , halfe Reformation , (comfortable

I then I iconfeffe, in bleff.-d Queen Eli~’~‘»-75¢!/01 Claiesy if We irtflt.'& on '
 the wofnll t/’lwIarz'andaieBi.before) even meere ,fot'm3.ll Fromm. y
.  ti/‘me atlar e, which in efl‘e& is but down-rightdtlmifne; or at ,
belt, abac tdoore to Pnpzflry ,; aswe have ufizdthey matter for'{o

many yieeyres pal! ; The upholding and maintaining whereof, I
take gfotgfranted; to be the ground of the great quarrel! betweene A
them a"ndfGods people nowtadageg. i What will ye (then) or
what can ye fay for your gelyes proore m_ole-ey’.d' and miferable 3 _
t * ; . ,   ‘ men?

75”"

3 4.. »4'L0.0kz1zg~glaflé for Maligzmntm.

men? (’afi:cAr the fericms fig:;htamdruminat§0zt cm aI1r.hAefcfofe%{a»id

 , mmarkablc evidences and mofl -luculcnc and c0nf‘picuous de~.mon-
  flracimls of god: immediate lacmd bath aggaimfl mm’ zzpm jam 5 and

* A aficr all them notable (Ba-mzi£Z£a;»z:L‘and (hf.-flE';m.r of the horribic
andAGod-hated cw'.’lnf%your cmgfl: and c.,1;fi:’: what , I fuy,wiH

  you now anfmr far yomrflflves, why yc>"u"may*n%0t mqfl properiy “ A’

and%per*tinem1y be callcd“:md‘coum:cd wilful! am! oéflirmre figbrcrx
mgaiwgfi‘ God ‘and /:15: j.x¢/3 caznfq ? Scethen, Ibcfcechyou but ifmyou
  will not timely (7283 you fhall; (as I {aid before) {Tet arcflaffi and be
afl1amc«;ianc.& {mart ton) and be tiznaly and wifely pcrfwaded (as
the "truth is) that though you will“.-not acknowledge it , yet your
%n1aIivgnant workcs plainely thew it, and e%{pcCiaIIyche%Spiric of
God (the oncly tme fearcher and difcovuerer of thc hearts and

\

rcinesxof all) hath mofi c1eare1y‘dctla?red to us in the fccond »

Pfalme  bod: yoI1r~‘wor$I(¢%'and your ‘mqgex, yourwicbd cmfc ,” and
your iarretaljedczzfmviz. That allthe’ banding and binding of the
heads and hearts tags;-that of G.Ȏzcl,L flmman and Amaltck, arc.
of fottifh farmnll Proraflvzntxa Praldterand "Papfflr , with if}!

Wh‘”“‘Kf“g °“” that Iqfuiticozllrnbéla, is mainely and oncly this, We will not have

formal! Protc: -

Rams chock thin? Wm;King It/"my; (but t:he—tyratmiczxllanddiabolicaflufmram '

and [g fufig. bafé lnjht, f(:rLV1l-flxying carruptizmsgfimnc ‘and Satan’) %ta%%rrA2fgn: aver
aw ; awndethcrcfore let us (fay they) breaks: hmbands in fi1nder; that
is, lefus zzio/ma and zzitmte his émgy and w}wfj?1*rIa'e Lawn: and Com-»

mandemancs  let us cafi away his cards from*u.s ; t‘hal1«im%t’fl'99’ A

' comcmm amcldcfpiflu his%%fom;lAwTMfi;ngw:mml‘e!s5fiw grade and love,
and all A his}: !wzm»efl%7afibIAi%lhi%n'g*’ précioxis A promifcs : but all (hid
While they hiin £7”)? and ‘bIfl{‘f{i{h3y" forget, A urwill not fee and, per-

, ccive: (asnhc {lune Spirit and fcummirnc of Tmth cals them) Athét 
Lord now refolves in {en his oncly hv.-gdtten Somu C‘/trflffrfm , as

Lord mzd\KingVto:L1‘.*~e a%nd%ra.igt1e (over thdwps Of allthc /Al/loam»

v t.¢i,m of the earth) upon4%VSz'gn his mofiholy%1?71i"l2!; and thfaft hat
therefma, even iuhc Lard, the gram: It~/aotwtb {icsin Heaven, fires, and
fmilcmc, aindglaugha to {come all their c;ombin%a£ions and accurfiéd‘

A A L confcderacimcstallihcir{resting and fumiifig,» beating; and breaking
w1=.mMg1;g. of chair bramcsr‘and»hmrAts toe, and telling them to their math, and

wants %cau1'c {hcwing them , maugre weir bfizan bmwcs<, fthm: fill the while
9'31 °V‘*1'°°m"- they due ./mt imqgiqe 4 main: tlrififi jwh?ch they ncw:r?can. they nevcp’
{halifbring to %paflé;~Forof thi§1é‘t5”them’%bc§mOfi fié!re,that till tbcy

can maklc it: appear! or ptobablcflriic may i8~flrc_u1ger and w*ifi:rV %
A A A  than. W

  A  Looltingégld‘/fifiwr Maligmmtt. gt;
than the Almighty , A that Antichrarfl is able to overcome the Lord
Clam} , to whom the lFatlaetr hath committed all power in Heaven
and E arth ; I {hall never believe, that they or their Cflflfi {hall pre-
vailt. For, It fay . Gad hath put; into Chritlis hands antlron Mace, A

i not onely to émife, but to lmm lg: in pieces (like (0 many paz»jl7.eard:)

thazir earthen and {tony hearts though ever it) fctmingly i’t<;>utatid
flubbome, as partly and pretty-well (one would thiake ) . I have
here‘, ittthcic fotecitcd examples made nmfi plain: and cc:n{picu-
0118, butefpccially, at tl1e‘Lord God himieife “in all ages and times
hath made timfl manifcfll to the whole Wmld,,evcn from the be in- V
ning oflit to out prcfimt times 5 nay, not Onclyfflalttut that the Lord P"a1-75-"M
imtl: mofl admiraél} niadc  and that with a Witneilc too) tlae, wrath A
qfztmtza to tzmézt to /airtawm big/9 glory andpr.zife,}m"and/E2 lrrflrainadand 4
canflrainedtbe remainder thereof to lteepcwithin limits and bounds”,

as not to brealtc out to do that mifchiefe unto Hz’: which their man-
lignant adverfaries molt clefperatcly and divellifhly intended to

‘ have done untrlo them.  N any (whcrcin they are ygt farre mor¢%mi- -

fitrable, yea mofl milfwable tiitill) Godfmofl wifqlyand Wonlder-e Malignants t
fully makes them in this tlieir intended malice and mifcbiefe, to be art but Gods
but as itwert-,i the very dmdge: and fiw/l-lmje: of his C/mrcla and d""1‘ll3l:5="“d
clailclrm, and to doe thqm fart: more good than hurt , in {heating kg [3h(:,);:,51t°
and refining them from their droffc and filth contraficd from the and chggdrm;
rt1»htb{%~:oi tsnheleworld in this life; yea anclby their malignant p/at-t
tin‘g:._;fig/sting andlf}tigbt£ng,&cm-fing,fwraring5 jcjflittg andjecring at Reverend and
trmla and Imlineffe) they l‘ha*llI (as a mofi holy and rtvtrcndt Mi-tFC“g"0'“5 M1“
tfiatltof the Lord, {aid 3 exceedingly help: forward, promote M“¢’fl"‘”'% I
and advama Got/.r«cczufl', yea more (many tir1~1es)tl1an many of tlca I  A A‘ i
that the depth of thaitll<‘lmifwfy)t whé“nthcy"h‘ave thus otnél'G"aa’,’t

marét ( though tlmylsittlethdtrglttlit, and never intended it) they "
t/nmg,’é'[-zre.rt (lllilkat the lblittttle huilclers of N oak:  at who were t

after it drowned in theDc/mtg: {hall he (0 fizrref from liat/in gtany

patttl otporttibln sin il'i‘C’£‘am_flWrL‘fibf# ijfuc 8: proffierity or -hiawaml egthat

they (hail. die in their. llttllfliflg-;5'fl'¥il ha cvetlafllingly dhtiintd  perifh

fifitt their pafncrat therein gififlliay, in the fntettim, C5'tddlinih~i'sir:finitc 

& lhxzauntileffa: tichtmcrcmgivea tltvhm noci{p;u:‘ef and gran; mpent.

; Whatan umax-prtzfiiblta fad coilndtitionllarelye‘ (then§i"tii,;lO mofl

A  clioiccfriandatlletcfillgl a-ndtyet (which, Iihy,’ is the Eight oyfra-if t

l   mifetablal Lfl’l'ozl1'gna»nt5,- if=yoLic1t$uld“l but fee this your wickgdti

warlzgr,‘ and this your wrttp/atailnmggetwr, asafiyrefaidg even with pro--

.4»  “'2. V tphane

M   35 A Looking-glaflefbr Malignantr.

Heb:-.n.x6. rphanc Efaug thus toltrive and Pcruggle to fell away  as ’tWas

1 5303"‘-,2-°' {hid Of e/Y/945, that be-_/Zwld /aimfi-[fir to zivazrbg nz-ic,@a'u<.~fl‘e') your
blclléd 35”/2~ri‘gbt‘of life and flslvation. (I Fptake htrc the pure

language of Canaan, maugre (Le falfeamsl fl-{hie conceits and

whimlies of our impious Aetinamimzx, thole flye and jugling 1121--

A jail; oBjtn'- derminere of Chriltian /aitmiliation for lime, and of all other how i

gation to An-- 13, d”tig"
tinom1ans,by

my ofnbricfe ing and mifapplying of God: eternal! decree of falwztian and flea-
dxgrellion, A . __ _
“ {candahzers of our venerable, plans, and molt paml'ull- Par/lorx,
felfly terming them Legal! Preachers, and prelfsrs of performance

under a colour of their either ignorant or perverfe wrefl- r t

gmceto his children. Yea, Ifay‘ of thafc unjull and injurious r

of /my dutie: in our own: flrengt/9 andaéilitiexg a moll grolh: ll:an- g
dell and afperfion audacioully cafi on them by thele Same: .S‘eca]:r

mm offiditian and die/{/fa»: in point of Religion. Pardon, good :
Reader, this glancing cligrelllon of male in. me, and now to go on) ‘

to‘flruggle,Ifa y, with prophane Efim, to fell your blcfled Birt/9-l
i right of Inf: and faltlatian, for a ‘poore, bafie, and beggarly morfell

of meat, or mefl} ofpotrage of worldly pelfe, carnall pleafure, l
and pretended peace forfooth, which (hall all perifh in the ufe of \

them, and prove unto you nothing but meere vani "y and vexation
offpirlr. A ‘ A r r t it i 

Ceafe then, I befeech you, O molt unholy and unhappyijl/In-2 t

Iigmmtx, ceafe I (lay, and that timely too, thus to fret and fame, to
{wear and fwagger, and tolhew your (elves fuch palpable and ap-

parent fighter: agazinfi Gad, fuch banders and combiner; 

Chrifl in his precious and peculiar mer.nbere,n;twhome‘tihotugb you

The cpmmc doein your life and liehlthyietirnreeifcorne and contemne, yet in»;
that Malig— times of ficknelle or extreme limits and heavy preflures, and cons ‘
mots have 05 fcieoce-diflrefles, thefe are the onely men youfare the betterwfot 5» r A

R°““d',h°“‘l‘ thele are the men, lfisy, that you are often enforced ( even out of
‘in the times of l

‘hair fickmgc Confcience) to lend forin your fickn”efie(efpecially when you
,',,'d agarcfigg. think: ‘tie a fibknelfe to death) to pray forryout "icounfell and com-
fort yo.1 go yea, and ofttimes in health too, are v conflrained to con-

’ !=3’3¥1‘-=43’7- fell? of them, and to fay with wicked Saul to holy David, ‘Ilam

an-t more rig/cream than I, fl»? t/ma laaji rewarded me good, wberrmrf

have rewardedt/aeeevi/1.. And thereforetruly friendi, in thefe liken
V cafes, Imay greatly and mofi juflly fare (anal befeech you marke ‘
well whatlf now (hall fay unto you, and ft-are and tremble at it t

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too)_thatn1oll%o_f. the Gmnrltexand (°ofmapolite:..of thefe our abo-.r

A Looking-glaflé fbr .Malign4ntJ.  t 37     

minably 546/gfliding and ap-':ffo:tz'z.ire_g‘ timer: Qmwpc df them) 1 ragffi

for I bclecvc thatthey due not 4!! fight againfl Gad upon me and the M _k 4} l _
fitmc principle jcfpeciall 3! our learned «Scknowing fhnrtirrrybrelareral Cu“; 1:1: 0 “
flandalow Prirflr, and intelliéertt Tram/l.«/mt: (rt Lzrgrya I greatly and timing
fame, I fay, that they come as mate to that fitmeal that terrible and Mal’gn:.1ntS.
unparclonablefirzrze rzgrzinfl the [9:21] "G/arfl, and are as deeply plun-A

ged into it as ever any /Ipoflare befure them which fifme, C if I t t
mlflake not) :3 wilf/rllyt, le_gaowingly5 ma/ic’iwr_{l)v, and pr-rfivrrintglj to The finne a-

. prrflvmte prafecute with 4/lflzhig/rrt and éitycrnrjfe cffpirit tier Tm!/9 gainfl the ho-

mzirrm I’rr,f»fl"..-rs I/am:-of, eo tmtnire, é«;m.sr/év it za, d.'J‘i£['Il9f‘] kr.r.,s2:rr";lyGl10R- l
the t/ac‘Trmla of God, anfi therefore theylcannottabide it, becatzle he 
their own: wcrket being darknefl}-:. they leveldarkntfrte mo; e than t h

light. And that there are [heir to be fOl1!1d5 the Apofile Pam! tt=f’ri- zTficF 1-Tm  
fies, and their defper;atec'r:;¢c{irio2r2 too) and I make ne Cl-3-fllbt but “=“"
fomeof them have or will bee enforced are they dye to acknow-

ledge and cry out, if not in true penitence, yet in darnmble de-

» . r’

L fpairc, with that accurfrd Apo_,-am julirzn the lhcatlmenifh En3‘pe.‘Il11vEcr'<=3ib~hr

 A taint mm: awajhzls can from hearing the Law (that is, from la-

heard that T3

rout, 'Uzcrfl: Galilee, wcrfla; So thele, Tax; /9411: overcame m, 0 {me Ofthe V

Puritan: andhRom¢d—krrazdr_, you A/mm-‘o'vrrcomc ml; for Gods judge-‘ Kinoscorl-1:10“
ments have overtaken usin contending againfl you. And therefore x-anrisgor Cava-
Imay and melt fay unto you all, who ever you be in this cdfe, liers have in
and perfilt thertin, as‘Siman Peter {aid to Simen tflfrzgzos, ~_jr‘a;¢ are our late wars
mrtninljin r/or gal! of birterneffe. in thus abufmg the Spirit of grace  °';'; £15?
and his pccultiairand precious jewels; pm} therefore, 0 yr: raj, if God fgghfs
peradmnmrc t/9:3 jinn: may 6: forgiven you : which indee is the againfl us, as
tylrimzrm rcfngium, the la ft and bell refuge and hope you have, yet 3CI'j€8flt-M3-
mofl unlikely to helpc you, if not ferious and féafbnableg For,»/9:"  be

. .  . H, I 
mug godandgoodnrfft, bu Canfi-, lair Samrr and Sermmtr) awn [mi Sh‘; dig-gfutgon

-var] prayrr:Aar’; an aéamimztinn to tbs Lord. And then you may of the ficgc at
with_wicl¢cd Eflm bcgge the blcfling y_ou fo carelcfly and com Plimoutb.fpak'c
temptuoufly fold away . even with frxghtfull-cryes and teares *l‘°"“‘Y ""°’d"

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and yet cverlallingly 04¢: Without it. 0 camfider rt/nit‘ tberqfirre,” all.»dC::';3
J: that t/amfargct Gal ,, 14,4‘ be firrldmly tear: you inpic cr.r,%and,t1::r: ‘

_ r V l‘ V . e , _ in our works
be mncta drlmrjau. And line: all that‘: thmgs _are thus confpz- at his going

I venous and evident by all tholfe‘ remarkable forementioned and re- awn’-

cited examples, lét not any of the Malignant fellow-Jaétore of [0 A33 3- 23-’

lfuule abufcs to gm’: Carafe-, hittlltChurt;‘lh and Children, twilfully M“1‘“7"

W elofe up the eyes of lthcirruundcrflanding, and [till harden their
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‘ will farther fay unto

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V fecand repent. F or Iiugenuoufly ctunfefié,

A can fl101't,_ and are but in vainc :‘

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V tt}.1eirAtr.u A  him,

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ht:m‘cAsand A
firtxtivecanavtétiwns ar.:dc«:>x1ft~fl3ons as theft: are,
come fetifotv-feelers of the like cxempfary
ons. But pray, O pray (as I will With ycu

Lit thtzy aifo be...
mad moi} jutjt t'orre&i-v

that unlcfli: his Spirit:
fpeafltcs thus, all the metanes in the tmrfd 611%-that may be ufed come
yct give me leave to fpeakc unto
you as the Lord did ta fiubborne Ifl-me! by the Prophet, Tm, aév/3.»-...
z/J:r;raz;A2azi./1'/Jrarer or not Izmre {for you are 4 reéw/.«‘iaz¢:r mm’ aéjlingte
people jjct _/7241! jot»: (gnaw that there /mt/9 [men a Awordamanjg yaw 3 that;
the rneanes have not been: wanting to you, and if you ( notwith.-.;
{handing all A Threats and Treats, Mercics, or judgcments) A will
perfifi defpcrately in your malignant folly
you aiI,g1s the Spirit (Inf God did of old Elias
mofl wicked andmalignant two Tonnes, Notnvizlaflandixg 4/! that
their aldgadly fat/acr /mdfizid unto them, t/mgr /amrfined wt to the voice
and why ? Zwmu/c (fie;/ex the Spirit of Goa’) the Land
_/and at pzzrpofe,for their incarrigiéle nriclgfdncfl}, ta_/lay and dr (Em)? z/amr.

AAherefoz'c to conclude all, my ctounfizll (in brig-fie) lhallj but unto
you all, potire miflcrable malxgnani men and Women, ‘ on ely that of
the holy Spirit of God himtclfc by the holy Pwpbct David, Wm

wife nmr therefore, 0 ]e malignant Prince: and Peer: of th: am~;a£tt:t  
Judy-' Mdgmat Qmmf the /am’. A
ma’. r¢jo],avawiz.b traméliwg.~ K//]?r I/at Sam.

adwyéd, 0 ya
J'¢7"/Jc g/aed%z,m1m': fem-ta, A
wen we Lardlcfm» Cbrififi 1:]? by [us angry, dml _/Zr ye pgwffly fwam g/M
%w.4],wécnt /2:3" wmtb :3‘ é{'ndled,_ym but 4 limit : (0 W194: will it hm»
wfacn :13 mzgktily infiamrdf) 0 than me]? 12/: mm all’ t/:my«anl} Mvatkpxxt

A mszdrq/2 under t/me /zbadawwaf bzir wingx, aw/Mr: am»/y

A zit trm /wdingfar had} andfaulv. The Lord give ua alt aflifling and
p¢:rf;c'_ve17_itIg_ gtatctctlb to doc, Amen, and Aman. A A ,,_,

A Omxim gloriafiliw 5/iflwvxiuio

An

{pil‘it‘$A ag.a§m.i filth protvidcntiall Mwtukings and demon‘ A

and far you) that Gm’ M
V ammo! msraizzt your tya: 23W.t‘/91/.751! Ca/lyrixx;-2:,»’ozkt;9rcc£m: R}:-fq[*y.?5t/_;r,gt
A jazz 5"/‘m]fl*6_“; andttthat hcwouldtt fpcakc to ytwur Sczuitsst and Ct:m££:i. V
emccs! with at powttfuilflpéwpéara, Bey: opm:dA; that {'0 you might,

8: madnemgl muff and]

.‘-6‘2"'~‘.“l"«‘P‘$ A  may heir 
M@wmmmflmwmM@em.

An lfpilogue
1m>MemJGNANTa

In the Language of Canaan.

 

 F now after the pea*ufa§1(iFat leaf’: thou hedfi enypiety 1. .
 or pxttietzoe therelunto)0f"all formerly {aid and fhewme Mi}l1l§“_3“'5
 unto thee, thou are yet refraftorily refolved to fay,as rcifdfltion m
_ the M’.«zl;Tgn.«mt: did in j'erez2zz‘ah: time to him: /1.: for the I‘3f~4‘l*!63‘7-
word: which thou hoflfiolqm to M in the home of the Lord, we
will not hearkerz unto thee, but we will certainly do whetfzezzer
thing oommeth out of our ozmze mouth. e A ,

Then give me leave to tell thee the Lords refolxmtion Gods ’:fWu,
concerning thee. Behold, I have firorne hy my great Name riontoM;11ig~
(fhith the Lord) ;h.:zt my name fluzll he no more mwzerl in the magi; may
n/ottih’0fany malignant. Behold I will watch 02!¢S1"thl8?i3._fb?’ 1{~.1_'3 3 fm,’,_,."
emmmd notfiorgood. re4,»mma1zzmfe(fizitb the mat.)
may will I he exalted 5 now will I lzfi up my ye flmll eon»-
'p-l7'¢;e Chqfilgye/hall hritzg forth S!r£l)hlc', your omize (oztsfihg)

 

A  lbymth, 45fire,fl’)all devottreyott.

A But, as for you my peop¥e,(x"nycordi;a1lCovenanters, G i 3;“ ti
" ' . ' "v O($I1’GA “'t*
yet that have finnedagatnfi true) for ymtr fins, I wzll ooufe on to hf
you to pafle under the rods, 1 ml! lzrmgyott znto the howl of the diall Covenant

C()'2')€I1;£7$t or f‘I0lj'*l€dgtt-'3 :7, Anol then I will purge out flow av  20
° '37)

monq you the Rehelt or Molignontx, and them that tratfgrcflé’ 33_
agoiltz/l me. I will hring them out of the Cotmtre}/where they '

fojom~ne,,.wd they flmll not enter into the Land of Ijmelwr hopn A

H pimfl of my chilclrem

F IWNI S.