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The writ of restitution by the Lady Eleanor.
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Eleanor, Lady, d. 1652.
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1648
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Wing D2019; ESTC R29375
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THE Writ of Restitution By the Lady ELEANOR PSAL. c. Be wise now therefore O ye Kings Be learned ye that are ludges of the earth ACTS 3. 21. Whom the Heaven must receive till the times of Restitution of all things which God hath spoken by the mouth of all his Prophets since the world began Printed in the Year 1648. THE VVrit of Restitution BY The Lady ELEANOR ANd now in this his cause the Iudge of all the earth Prince of the Kings of the earth a case wherein all concerned these are to pray three who here sit in his place Iudges Give me leave to speak and shew you a mystery from this writ Amoveas manus defended by the happy Mr. Maynard notwithstanding opposed by Mr. Solicitor with S. John not knowing what Spirit he 's of Before whow this day the day of Iudgements figure shewing by reason of a writ of Error not executable three stand charged with contempt of the Court pleading Ignorance notwithstanding the aforesaid Amoveas manus writ being executed as it were the forbidden fruit tasted untimely these men yet each discharged and acquitted as let it neither be reputed impossible how much opposed soever by others for All to be saved at last when the utmost mite or minute satisfied or expired the worst of reprobates not excepted in his time whose immense mercy inscrutable this is the argument Against whom no writ of Error feisible either or possible Who saw every thing very good at first made by him reduced to be no doubt to the same estate as holds good from that of dust return to dust every thing to the place from whence it came faln Angels and men restored every one not left a hoof c. or lost of that kinde bearing his Image Of which general deliverance well understood to be an Article of the Christian Faith famous Origen from whose judgment other fathers erring forced were to erect a Purgatory for Saints that Babel edifice of theirs of whom the aforesaid ancient father the worst they could say of him was As he did worst of any when he wrote ill so exceeded all men when he did well And so proceeding with this reported Case of this days Hearing where the fiery adversary upon their surmisings pressing for a present sentence before the accused heard or answering charg'd that although moved in open Court such a writ the Amoveas manus to be respited and accordingly a Supersedis issued out delivered to the Sheriff then in being the Tenants nevertheless outed of possession by the now under-Sheriff of that county about three moneths ago whereupon he cald and appearing demanded of whom how those doors came to be opened denied not what he had done by vertue of such a sealed writ by such a Solicitor brought to him as for other writs concerning them pleads Ignorance One Pomfred by name alias Pomum surprized in state of inocency like her first in the transgression for pursuing which Allegory thus shewing one Massingal cald pleading ignorāce too as the man laying the fault on Eve he some three years since in that Office onely had a Supersedis of what validity now he knows not for other writ none came to his hand Also Jo Rand Solicitor cald he appears no yong Fox not to be foold with pocket Errors refers to the Iudges whether year after year that writ like to be of much force brought beforce such and such Officers namely the Treasurer c. when as in being none such or like to be And so this the Epilogue or end of it their stale Errors being quasht the writ stands good for taking off or removing his Majesties unhealing hands his Tenants cashier'd moreover for strengthning which another writ a Writ of Restitution produced brought in COURT stops the Lyons mouthes forced to put up their pipes as let it happen to the enemie of General Restitution sent to that parable of the unnatural elder Brother towards his own flesh and blood Luke and murmuring laborers because their fellows mads partakers with them endless unmercifulnes thereof to bid others beware And here to make an end with what penance imposed on those three for a presumption of that nature these a touch of it The under Sheriff Pomfred somewhat of a low pitch he never to aspire or take upon him the state or stile of a high Sheriff the other sometime in the same imployment or Office Massingal to return to his domestick function or calling deserting former dainties The honest poor Solicit ' J Rand as for him unto other Solicitors an example his lot besides to pinch himself with hard and thin fare never to attempt the Kings Solicitors place or St. John to be cald like the wandring lew And so farther no jesting matter neither of mean consequence where like Twins this finished tedious Law Suit in Trinity term and Gods word both sympathizing or joyned wedlock like the blessed Virgin and just Joseph Cousins though abruptly in brevities behalf handled or penn'd presaging without doubt maugre the old Serpents plotting with his smooth outside through the holy Ghosts power thethird person in Trinity long silent though or vaild under a cloud as it were will immediately decide our Church-Differences of such troublesom Times the cause which Lord hasten and teach them to discern the time better And so hastning on shewing from hence how all shut up under ignorance know not what they do the man undone by the woman aleaging for himself suspected not she unto him given the Author to be of his ruine having warning of it given him never The woman on the other side again The Serpents intents had she known she had not been over reacht by such his falseness flattery to the overthrow of her and hers so many The Serpent his excuse he came but to try her for his part what would befal was above his reach foresawit not no more then the old Prophet that by means of him a Lyon by the way should tear his fellow Prophet Or that such a mass of corrupted mankinde should succeed to perish since the words to them twain being Touch it not lest ye dye importing but in danger of death And thus since all Original sin the root pardoned in that last prayer Father forgive them c. sealed with his own Blood on the Tree Restitution of course follows who can forbid it or shew why the taking off or removing of his heavy hand should not be an Article of our Belief seeing this Son of Adam his administrator discharges all Debts from the beginning of the world to the end which by that erroneous Opinion Mother of Errors they go about to annihilate that affirm Out of Hell is no Redemption who is able having Ages of Ages Rev. 1. even from the worlds beginning the keys of Hell and Death to turn this water into wine and where he hath given a being to cause such judgements to be for the best the onely Clay to regain the eye-sight
howsoever Excommunicated this Truth by envious times of Esau's race endeavoring to disinherit and strip the Son of God who gave himself a Ransom not for some but for All All made alive in him Forgive them Father c. as shewed afore under ignorance concluded FINIS ANd without proving what we say but as saying and doing which are two like to a cypher alone and of more concernment these three witnesses in earth then supposed what power indued with whereof as insues in relation to the three in the high Court of Heaven Joh. c. they stiled Iudges of the Earth to wit the grave and prudent Barons of Exchequer Et hi tres unum c. Mr. Baron Trevare the Ancient of days in his likeness His voyce gone out into all Lands c. Psal. 19. The second like the Son of man the azure clouds mixt his Foot-Carpet The third answerable to the holy Ghosts slow operation Miracles and Prophesie for a time ceased or like that saying of theirs Have not so much as heard whether any holy Ghost c. committed to whose Ministery the Mystery of Times and Seasons by all the world slighted or derided c. several days before whom this troublesom Tryal appearing of no mean consequence the Manor and Rectory of Pyreton by what means and indirect courses taken thereto the King intitled by jugling Projectors plots an old Outlawry revived caused hereby to stretch it self out by their breathing into it c. to overthrow a lawful Purchase and Ioynture after injoyed so many years waiting their opportunity the widows Estate to cut it off by such trivial incumbrances sifted forth the very Image of the Beast Revel. 13. xswith the Great-Seal faced forth only paying His Majesty about a Mark yearly such a costly purchase therein by his own officer born out his Solicitor General Not unlike that dispute about Moses body between the Archangel and the other the Tempter reported by Jude this Law point debated so often in open Court by the advantage taken of her imprisonment that got into possession So passing from this to the Iudges their charge for repairing this no slender breach appointed to stand in the gap to take off the Lords heavy hand from him namely the King by conjuring this Spirit down raised up in his Name a lye in Samuels likeness And how came to pass for the sin against the holy Ghost committed shewing also forgiven neither in this world nor the other witness the Archbishop taking prophesie for no other then madness gone to his proper place from Towerhil and yet deliverd not groaning so long in travel the Kingdoms three such distraction under witness in Ecclesiastical and Civil affairs both As not unknown to himself these of her coming unto him without manifestation not of a Commission in that case armor of proof to give him a taste or warning of his judgement at hand the hand writing Dan. 5. served on him in his gallery was immediately by a reference answered under his hand bearing date 1633. Octob. c. Whitehal committed for that cause the space of two years a close prisoner in the Gate house even Octob. 23. when brought first thither honored with the same very day of Irelands Massacre Octob. 23. and of Keynton-fight c. stript of all ever since a cup where of himself since hath drunk the dregs This is the business that sleeps not Howsoever he faln asleep like them bidden to sleep on c. she though then and since armd with no few sad tokens of that kinde come to pass on others no obscure ones witness the Dukes fatal month of August foretold VVith this for another observation her Ioynture the Manor of Englefield whilest she in the Gatehouse bought by the Marques of Winchester how his of Basing such an Example not the like unlucky Babel Towers toward the increase of widows and fatherless made to kiss the ground And impeaced of treason in this kinde no light thing about their neck a meeter ornament what weight not unknown then S. George a horseback Yet for making atonement in that case for such his Majesties folly like as when Jobs captivity said to return was appointed to pray for his three friends So on the other side the aforesaid Iudges three to make his peace to turn his captivisy away faln so low as hard to judge whether exposed to the dunghil or the dungeons Slavery the greater or better Estate unhapily by his own seeking hapned Nor his Name wiped out of this Record once a good Confession made afterward makes as bad an end opening the very YATES of Hell like Balaam loving the wages of unrighteousness his own Solicitor General M. St. Joans holines such an adversary wherein the general good also a copartner with this of the widows cause which the Lord defends and stands up for it In which if any misprision hath been since their judgement irreversable may if they please appoint the Amoveas Manus to be renewed c. And with this belief concluding Behold I make all things new as including Lucifers Restauration first and last of that Name when the times of refreshing comes morning and evening star both also from his Badge the star born both under one Planet infers How art thou faln too c. first of that Name and last of great Britains Kings counseld by her his Eve or CHAVAH also Adams figure from whose hands the Lord vouchsafes to accept satisfaction none declared as afore as in like case eaten by a Lyon he sent to cry O Altar c. charged neither to eat bread nor water to drink there that Kings arm which restored Kin. 13. so learned Iudges his savory as Sauls sacrifice too whom the Lord repented had made King for your charge as the substance or sum of it when Zions widow restored setled in her possession by your mediation orders a mitigation for his discharge set as it were fast in the Sea about whose neck a milstone to ease him so this inference every one in his order even for Sodom easier c. its inlargement before c. return of Caernaums Captivity Endless praise be to whom ascribed Anno 1648. FINIS