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A63761 The Truest and most reall relation of the apprehension of three most notorious rebels in Ireland brought to the Parliament in England viz : the Lord Magwire, Collonel Read cosin germin to Tyrone, Captain Mac Mallion brother to Philomy O Neale : the relation being truly taken from their own mouthes word for word as followeth : with the true decription how they were first taken neer Dublin apprehended by Captain Smith and now by him detained till the further censure of the Parliament : also the manner of their examination before a committee of both Houses in the courts of wards : and from thence committed to the tower there to remain until further tryall : also news from York with His Majesties propostions to the Lords there. 1642 (1642) Wing T3133; ESTC R16892 2,288 8

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The truest and most Reall RELATION OF THE APPREHENSION OF THREE MOST NOtorious REBELS in Ireland brought to the Parliament in ENGLAND viz. The Lord Magwire Collonel Read cosin germin to Tyrone Captain Mac Mallion brother to Philomy O Neale The Relation being truly taken from their own mouthes word for word as followeth With the true description how they were first taken neer Dublin apprehended by Captain Smith and now by him detained till the further censure of the Parliament Also the manner of their examination before a Committee of both Houses in the Courts of WARDS And from thence committed to the Tower there to remain untill further Tryall Also News from YORK with His MAJESTIES Propositions to the Lords there LONDON Printed by true Intelligence for Tho. Powell 1642. The truest and most Reall RELATION OF THE APPREHENSION of three most Notorious Rebells in Ireland brought to the Parliament in England LOng have the insolency of the trayterous Rebels in Ireland exulted over the consciences liberties and estates of the Protestants contemning not onely the Royall Government of the fundamentall Constitutions and Lawes of the Kingdome but also denying to subscribe to the directions and Authoritie of the Parliament of England And as they have broken into open Rebellion so they have continued the same in a most unnaturall and inhumane manner But most especially their tyrannies have extended against those who have been unfained Professors of the Protestant Religion not sparing either sexe age degree or any Nature whatsoever or of what estate soever And it hath pleased Almightie God to curbe in their Rebellion and adde a period to their nefarious intentions For the Protestants have now gained a more victorious renowne and have re-obtained many Castles and Townes there in Ireland and have repelled their Forces extreamly Ballinekill Kilcullin the Castle of Dort Drogheda Clegham Knockardnegurrah with many other Castles and Townes have been lately relieved by the English Whereupon the Rebels being highly exasperated did congregate themselves in manner of a Councell and in their Convocation did concurre how they might by their continued consultations there taken overcome the Countrey either by some suddaine and unexspected Stratagem or else by the policy and strength of them all conjoyned together Wherefore they met neare Dublin and there they intended to execute their cogitations and resolutions expressed before where there were diverse Rebels met but the English resisted and opposed them and tooke in that Skirmish three most notorious Rebells and being apprehended were consequently brought to the Parliament in England now illustriously Assembled at Westminster Their examination being before a Committee of both Houses in the Court of Wards The true and reall intelligence and description whereof is as followeth The fifteenth day of this present Moneth certaine Rebells came marching towards Athy but when they perceived that the Lord Lievtenants Troope Sir Patricke Wymes and Sir Thomas Lucas with the assistance of Captaine Armestrong Generall Quarter-Master of the Horse did oppose them being before discovered and marching strongly with their compleat Forces against them they began to revolt and decline from their former intentions and so turned immediately towards the Citie of Dublin where they had concluded by the generall Councell of Warre taken before amongst them to meet there being in the said Company the Lord Viscount Mountgarret the Baron of Dunboine the Earle of Care the Earle of Catherlagh the Lord Baron of Loghmeh the Lord Magwire with most of the Arch-Rebels in the Counties of Arkloo Wickloo Manahene c. Here they were assembled neare Dublin in a great Armie it being the greatest company and Forces that ever the Rebels had together but the Earle of Ormond the Lord Pore Earle of Valentia the Lord Brabaron Earle of East Meath the Lord Thomond the Lord Lievtenants Troope Sir Patricke Wymes Sir Thomas Lucas and Captain Armestrong most valiantly and with couragious magnanimitie resisted them and after some vollies of shot given and the English following them also very closely in so much that they were compelled to flie but many of them were slaine in the pursuit and diverse taken prisoners amongst whom there were three Notorious Rebels taken viz. the Lord Magwire Colonell Read Cousin Germane to Tyrone Captaine Mac Mallion Brother-in-Law to Philomy O Neale and conducted from thence neare Dublin with a very strong Watch and Guard to the Parliament in England that they may receive whatsoever Verdict of censure they in their discreete and deliberate Iudgements shall thinke exped●ent They were brought to the Red Lyon in Holborne by Captain Smith and others and there they were imprisoned having a strong Watch with certain Constables to detaine them securely least peradventure they should escape They were brought last Monday before a Committee of both Houses sitting in the Court of Wards where when they first oppeared at their examination before the Committee they answered that they were Recusants and being borne and brought up in the same Religion which the Catholique Church of Rome professed they were also resolved to live and die in the maintenance thereof renouncing whatsoever shall be in opposition to the same And that though they might be supposed to be Rebels and so reputed yet they did nothing as they strongly did asseverate but what the lawfulnesse of their Consciences did suggest unto them Whereupon it was Ordered by the House that they should be committed to strong Custody till the further censure of the House News from York with His Majesties Propositions to the Lords there SIR I Conceive my Lord of Linssey is Admiral of England and the Lord of Ormond Lord Lieutenant of Ireland The King hath this day made divers Propositions to the Lords here As First to have the Declaration of both Houses of the Ninth of May to be disavowed Secondly to have justice in Hull businesse Thirdly to have the Militia declared to be his right Fourthly to have tumults punished Fifthly to have the Parliament adjourned to Oxford Winchester York Coventry Bristoll Nottingham or any of those places where His Majesty shall command and other things which I have not leasure to adde Tomorrow they meet again and I beleeve the main question will be whether a Declaration shall be made here or the Lords to agree here and vote in the House and in what equipage to go Our Court increaseth daily and we beleeve notwithstanding the offer of an hundred thousand pound by the Common Councell that the King may have as much money from the Citizens as they and I beleeve here is ground for such a conceit Here is no possibilitie of the Kings sudden remove hence though some think he may step hence to Lincolne for three or foure dayes to settle that Countrey but I am not of that opinion FINIS