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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A63174	The triall of Elizabeth Cellier, at the Kings-bench-barr, on Friday June the 11th, 1680	Cellier, Elizabeth, fl. 1680, defendant.; England and Wales. Court of King's Bench.	1680 (1680)	Wing T2187; ESTC R2738	9,299	17

THE TRIALL OF Elizabeth Cellier AT THE Kings-bench-Barr On Friday June the 11 th 1680. LONDON PRINTED for Randal Taylor in the Year 1680. The TRYAL of ELIZABETH CELLIER at the Kings Bench Barr on Friday June the 11th 1680. where the usual Formalities being passed and the Jury Sworn the Indictment was read which is as followeth The INDICTMENT THe Jurers for our Lord the King do present that Elizabeth Cellier Wife of Peter Cellier late of the Parish of St. Clement Danes in the County of Middlesex Gent. stands Indicted for that she as a false Traytoress against our most illustrious and excellent Prince King Charles the Second her natural Lord not having God before her Eyes nor weighing the Duty of her Allegiance but by the Instigation of the Devil moved and seduced and the Cordial Love and true due natural Obedience which all faithful Subjects of our said Lord the King towards him should bear and of right are bound to bear utterly withdrawing and divising and with all her Might intending the Peace and common Tranquillity of this Kingdom to disturb and to bring and put our said Lord the King to Death and final Destruction and the true Worship of God in this Realm by the Law Established and Used to alter to the Superstition of the Church of Rome to move and stir up War against the King in this Kingdom and to subvert the Government of this Realm the first Day of November in the thirty first Year of the said Kings Reign at the Parish of St. Clement Danes aforesaid with divers other false Traytors unknown trayterously did compass imagine and intend the killing death and final destruction of our said Lord the King and to change alter and utterly to subvert the antient Government of this Realm and to depose and wholly to deprive him the said King of his Crown and Government of this Kingdom and to extirpate the true Religion within this Realm established and to fulfil and accomplish the same most wicked Treasons and traterous Imaginations and Purposes the same Elizabeth Cellier and other false Traytors unknown the said 1 st day of November in the 31 th Year aforesaid with Force and Arms c. at the Parish of St. Clements Danes aforesaid advisedly divillishly malitiously and traterously assembled united and gathered themselves together and then and there devilishly advisedly malitiously cunningly and traterously consulted and agreed to bring the said Lord the King to Death and final Destruction and to depose and deprive him of his Crown and Government and so introduce and establish the Romish Religion in this Kingdom and the sooner to fulfil and effect the same most wicked Treasons and traiterous Imaginations and Purposes the said Elizabeth Cellier and other unknown Traytors then and there did contribute pay and expend divers great Sums of Mony to several unknown Persons to procure them traiterously to kill the said King and introduce the Romish Religion into this Realm and for the better concealing of the Treasons aforesaid the said Elizabeth Cellier then and there did pay and expend to divers other Persons unknown divers other Sums of Mony falsely to impose the said Treasons upon some other Persons unknown against the Duty of her Allegiance and against the Peace of our Lord the King his Crown and Dignity and against the Form of the Statute in such Case made and provided c. John Gadbury Sworn L.C.J. Mr. Gadbury What do you know concerning this Plot Mr. Gadbury I know nothing of it neither one way nor another L.C.J. Do you know of any Contrivance of Mrs. Celliers to kill the King Mr. G. No rather the contrary L.C.J. Do you know of any attempts to change the Government M G. I will tell your Lordship what I do know if these Gentlemen will not be too nimble for me I have suffered a great deal of Prejudice of late in relation to a Plot as if I had known of a Plot but God is my Witness I know of none unless it were a Plot to bring Sir Robert Peyton over to the Kings Interest That Plot I had some Concern in and had some knowledge of Mrs. Celliers Concern in it but she was so far from doing any thing against the Kings Interest that she was willing to bring over with him the three Gentlemen turn'd out of Commission when Sir Robert was So that how she could be acting for the King and against the King at the same time I do not understand L.C.J. Mr. Gadbury You are a man of Learning pray will you give your Testimony of the things that you know in relation to Mrs. Cellier Mr. G. Mrs. Cellier was not committed upon my Accusation therefore I hoped she might have been tryed without my Testimony But when I was in danger of my Life when I lay in the Gate-house Mrs. Cellier was reported to be a third Witness against me and then I raked up every trifle but if I had thought it Treason I would have discovered it before And as to that particular Business concerning Mr. Smith that Smith sometime since did come to me being my old Acquaintance to ask my advice in his Affairs and he had then an Affair of so great moment that it was necessary to ask my Advice in it which was to go to the Lords in the Tower I asked him what to do saith he I can say enough against Dr. Oats to serve them and take off his Evidence and asked me if he should do it By no means Mr. Smith said I. Mrs. Cellier afterwards told me this Smith and one Phillips were willing to tell some Stories or other of Mr. Oats and Mr. Bedlow and I told her this very Story saith she you being acquainted with him it is possible you may do some good upon him and saith she I had as lieve as ten Guineys that you could do it L.C.J. That is when that you advised Mr. Smith not to meddle with any thing against Dr. Oats Mr. G. She said she did not care if she had been at the Charge of ten Guineys if he would be honest and discover the Truth And my Lord she did say she had heard Mr. Dangerfield talk of a Nonconformists Plot that would off the Popish Plot. L.C.J. Did she say that she had heard Dangerfield say there was a Nonconformists Plot and that he was to have a Commission among them and did she say that she had heard him say that he hoped under the colour of that the Popish Plot would go on or did she say it of her own accord that she hoped that would carry on the Popish Plot Mr. Gad. My Lord I cannot remember particulars L.C.J. There is a great deal of difference between Dangerfields saying it and her saying it Mr. G. I have no reason to spare her but I am unwilling to speak any thing that is contrary to truth though she hath done me the greatest Injury in the World L.C.J. How came you to talk of a Non-conformists Plot Mr. G.