Selected quad for the lemma: england_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
england_n	charles_n	king_n	stuart_n	2,711	5	13.1708	5	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A84227	The examination of Mr. VVil. Prynne, by order of the House of Commons; with his answer. Likewise several votes in prosecution of the tryal of the Kings Majesty in the Painted-Chamber, Westminster. Also the tryal of Sir Robert Stuart, by the Lord General and the General Councel of the Army. Together with a letter from Holland, certifying the landing of Alderman Langham, and Alderman Bunch, to the House of Commons. Imprimatur, G.M.	England and Wales. Parliament. House of Commons.	1649 (1649)	Wing E3720; Thomason E537_30; ESTC R201914	2,033	9

THE EXAMINATION OF Mr. VVil. Prynne By Order of the House of Commons WITH HIS ANSWER Likewise several Votes in prosecution of the Tryal of The Kings Majesty In the Painted-Chamber Westminster Also the Tryal of Sir Robert Stuart by the Lord General and the General Councel of the ARMY Together with a LETTER from Holland certifying the Landing of Alderman Langham and Alderman Bunch to the House of Commons Imprimatur G. M. Jan 1● th London Printed for H. Beck 1648. SEVERAL Votes Orders and Ordinances for tryal of His Majesty THe Committee of Indempnity ordered to draw up an expedient how all the people of England may have the benefit of the several Ordinances for Indempnity without being put to that trouble and extraordinary charge of coming to London They voted that two Members of the House to peruse the Lords Journal-Book and to certifie what they had voted upon the Ordinance and Vote yesterday rejected by them they presently return answer That the House of Lords yesterday consisting of the Earl of Denbigh Earl of Northumberland Earl of Pembroke Earl of Mulgrave Earl of Rutland Earl of Kent Earl of Manchester Lord North Lord Hunsden Lord Maynard Lord Dacres and Lord Barkly had nullo contradicente agreed upon several Votes for laying aside and rejecting the Ordinance yesterday sent to them fo● appointing a Court-Marshal for tryal of the King and the Order for declaring the King Traytor for levying War against the Parliament and Kingdom the supream Authority of this Nation though they would never own that stile till now therefore voted That the Members of that House and others appointed by order of this House or Ordinance of Parliament to Act in any Ordinance of Parliament where the Lords are joyned and are hereby impowered and enjoyned to sit act and execute in the said several Committees of themselves though the Lords joyn not They order Farrington Ward to proceed to Election and that the Lord Mayor or any other should forbear to impose the Oath of Common-Councel or the Oath of Trinity house or any other illegal Oath upon those that are lately elected for Common-Councel men of London They refer the names of the Officers of Ships to the Navy to consider who are fit to be imployed in the next Summers Fleet. Col. Lidcot and Cap. Moulton especially recommended to the Navy for imployment Ordered That the General should be desired to command his Marshal-General to take of all prisoners of War and for Delinquency That they be secured from escaping and it was referred to the Committee of the Army to enable the Marshal-General to go on with the said service The Marshal-General was likewise voted To put the Ordinances of Parliament in execution for suppressing scandalous and unlicensed Pamphlets and the Committee of the Army was to enable him to go on with that service The prison of Peter house and the escape of prisoners thence referred Letters come from Mr. Strickland Agent for the Parliament in Holland that two rich Aldermen of the City of London are landed there viz. Alderman Langham and Alderman Bunch The two Members appointed to know Mr. Prynnes answer Whether the scandalous Pamphlet to which his name was set was his and whether he would own it reported his answer That when a sufficient Authority 〈◊〉 to him he would return a speedy answer This answer is to be considered of on Thursday next The house Ordered that the Clerk of that house should be enjoyned not to give out any Copy of the said Ordinance for tryal of Charls Stuart either to any Member of the House or any other whatsoever The Ordinance of Parliament for trying of the King was this day brought in fairly ingrossed in Parchment according to former Order and was read and assented unto The maner of His tryal as before the time and place Whether at London or Windsor nothing further but that is left to the Commissioners who are to try Him and they are to meet Munday next in the Painted Chamber Westminster and to proceed in order as to the tryal which they are to go on withal without intermission A Letter came from the Commissioners of Scotland Resident here Laying open and pressing much for unity of Councels and Actions according to the Covenant betwixt the two Kingdoms Desiring that the House would not proceed to try or execute the King till the Advice of that Nation be had thereunto Approved by the house of the apprehending Sir Robert Stuart and others that fled into and that were engaged against this Parliament and Army in this Kingdom and likewise Scotland in the last Summers Rebellion Voted also That it should be referred to the Lord General and Councel of War to try Sir Robert Stuart by a Councel of War upon the matters charged against him and that the prosecutors do give in their charge against him to the Councel of War and that the said Councel be desired to secure the person of the said Sir Robert Stuart till the said tryal be ended The General Councel of the Army intended to perfect the Agreement this day if the siting of the Commissioners for tryal of the King in the Painted Chamber had not prevented them The House rose betimes likewise in relation to that business The Commissioners being met about three of the clock his Excellency being one after a short Ceremony performed they fell to Debate and came to this Resolution viz. That to morrow morning a Herald should proclaim and invite the people to bring in what matter of Fact they had against Charls Stuart King of England That on Wednesday next the Commissioners appointed for tryal of the King intend to sit in Westminster Hall concerning that business and to direct all persons to bring in their Charges on that day Having thus named the time and place His Majesty is expected to be speedily sent for to Westminster in order to His tryal FINIS