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A83475 A sacred vow and covenant taken by the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament: upon the discovery of the late horrid and treacherous designe, for the destruction of this Parliament, and the kingdom. Together with the names of those members of the House of Commons which have taken the said vow and covenant. Also another vow and covenant to be taken by the armies and kingdom. Ordered by the Commons in Parliament, that the vow and covenant taken by the members of this House shall be printed, and the names of such members likewise that took the same: and also the vow and covenant to be taken by the armies and kingdoms. H. Elsynge Cler. Parl. D. Com. England and Wales. Parliament. 1643 (1643) Wing E2284; Thomason E105_26; ESTC R2093 3,733 10

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A SACRED Vow and Covenant TAKEN By the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament Upon the discovery of the late horrid and Treacherous Designe for the destruction of this Parliament and the Kingdom Together with the Names of those Members of the House of COMMONS which have taken the said Vow and COVENANT Also another Vow and COVENANT to be taken by the Armies and Kingdom ORdered by the Commons in Parliament That the Vow and Covenant taken by the Members of this House shall be Printed and the names of such Members likewise that took the same And also the Vow and Conant to be taken by the Armies and Kingdoms H. Elsynge Cler. Parl. D. Com. LONDON Printed for Edward Husbands ad are to be sold at his Shop in the Middle Temple June 12. MDCXLIII Die Martis 6 Junii 1643. This Oath and Covenant was taken by the Lords and Commons WHereas there hath been and now is in this Kingdom a Popish and Traiterous Plot for the subversion of the true Protestant Reformed Religion and the Liberty of the Subject And in pursuance thereof a Popish Army hath been raised and is now on foot in divers parts of this Kingdom And whereas there hath been a Treacherous and horrid designe lately discovered by the great blessing and especiall providence of God of divers persons to joyn themselves with the Armies raised by the King and to destroy the Forces raised by the Lords and Commons in Parliament to surprise the Cities of London and Westminster with the Suburbs by Arms to force the Parliament and finding by constant experience That many wayes of Force and Treachery are continually attempted to bring to utter ruine and destruction the Parliament and Kingdom and that which is dearest The true Protestant Religion and that for the preventing and withstanding the same it is fit That all who are true hearted and Lovers of their Countrey should binde themselves each to other in a sacred Vow and Covenant I A. B. In humility and reverence of the Divine Majestie declare my hearty sorrow for my own sins and the sins of this nation which have deserved the Calamities and Judgements that now lies upon it And my true intention is by Gods grace to indeavour the amendment of my own wayes And I do further in the presence of Almighty God Declare Vow and Covenant That in order to the security and preservation of the true Reformed Protestant Religion and Liberty of the Subject I will not consent to the laying down of Arms so long as the Papists now in open Warre against the Parliament shall by force of Arms be protected from the Justice thereof And that I do abhot and detest the said wicked and treacherous Designe lately discovered And that I never gave nor will give my assent to the execution thereof but will according to my power and vocation oppose and resist the same and all other of the like nature And in case any other like Designe shall hereafter come to my knowledge I will make such timely discovery as I shall conceive may best conduce to the preventing thereof And whereas I do in my conscience believe That the Forces raised by the two Houses of Parliament are raised and continued for their just defence and for the defence of the true Protestant Religion and Libertie of the Subject against the Forces raised by the King that I will according to my power and Vocation assist the Forces raised and continued by both Houses of Parliament against the Forces raised by the King without their consent And will likewise assist all other persons that shall take this Oath in what they shall do in pursuance thereof and will not directly or indirectly adhere unto nor shall willingly assist the Forces raised by the King without the consent of both Houses of Parliament And this Vow and Covenant I make in the presence of Almighty God the searcher of all hearts with a true intention to perform the same as I shall answer at the great day when the secrets of all hearts shall be disclosed The Names of those Members of the House of Commons that have taken the new Oath and Covenant Agreed on 6 June 1643. MAster Speaker Master White Sir Robert Harley Sir Nevill Pool Sir Robert Pye Sir Thomas Cheek Sir Oliver Luke Sir Beauchamp Saint-John Mr. Oldsworth Sir Will. Armyn Mr. Pym Sir Henry Vane Jun. Sir Benjamin Rudyard Sir Arthur Haslerigg Sir Gilbert Gerrard Mr. Sollicitor Mr. Hatcher Lord Ruthen Mr Samuel Brown Mr. Valentine Sir Harbotle Grimston Colonell Jo. More Mr. Jenner Sir John Evelyn Jun. Mr. Hollis Mr. Downs Mr. Blackiston Sir Thomas Dacres Sir John Wray Mr. Brown of Kent Sir Henry Anderson Mr. Barwis Sir Peter Wroth Mr. Cecill Mr. Scowen Mr. Bainton Mr. Corbet Sir John Harrison Mr. Brett Sir Christopher Yelverton Mr. John Harvey Mr. Harbotle Grimston Mr. John Selden Sir John Clotworthy Mr. Peirpoint Sir Ralph Verner Sir Henry Ch●lmley M. Edmund Dunche M. John Glyn Sir Will. Litton M. Tr●nchard M. William Cage Sir Simonds D'Ewes M. Gilbert Millington M. William Ellis Sir Thomas Barrington Sir Anthony Irby Sir Thomas Jervais M. Edward Dowse M. Hugh Rogers Sir John Hippesley M. Serjeant Wild Sir Dudley North M. Lawrence Whitacre Sir John Curson M. John Wastall M. Cornelius Holland Colonell Walter Long M. George Gallopp M. Will. Bell M. Skynner M. John Nash M. James Cambell Sir John Young Sir Robert Parkburst M. Edward Exton M. Edward Thomas M. Harbert M. Nathaniel Stevens M. Moyle M. Young M. Michael Noble M. William Whitacre M. William Cawley M. Jo. Harris M. Thomas Lane M. Owner M. Edward Pool M. Arthur Jones M. Campion M. Billstrode Whitlock M. Taylor M. John Jepson Sir John Potts M. Richard Lee M. Thomas Sandis M. Tho. Eden M. Henry Lucas M. Richard Harmon M. John Liste M. Robert Goodwyn M. William Ashhurst M. Jo. Nutt Sir Nath. Barnardiston M. Thomas Hoyle M. John Gurdon M. Robert Reynolds M. Hen. Darley M. Samuel Vassall M. John Goodwyn Sir Roger North M. John Browa of Dorcetshire M. Richard Rose M. Giles Green M. Thomas Moore M. Edmund Prideaux M. Roger Hill M. Williiam Strode M. Dennis Bond M. Edward Ashe M. Richard Moore M. Louche Tate M. Robert Nicholas M. William Smith M. Will. Spurstoe M. Framlingam Gawdy Sir Alex. Denton M. Lowry M. Thomas Hodges M. Humphry Salleway Sir Peter Wentworth M. Fountain M. Jervaise M. William Wheeler M. Fitz-Williams M. Richard Jennings Sir Henry Ludlowe Sir Edward Bainton Sir Edward Littleton M. Knightley M. Francis Drake M. Jesson M. Henry Pelham M. Thomas Earle Sir George Stonchouse M. Martin Lister Master Francis Rouse Master Ralph Ashton Master Henry Martin Master John Roll Sir John Dreydon Master Philip Smith Master Squire Bence Master Peregrine Pelham M. Anthony Bedingfield M. Jo. Adured Sir Jo. Corbett Thomas Lord Wenman Sir John Holland Sir Henry Vane Sen. M. George Mountague M. James Finnes Sir William Massam Sir Henry Heyman Sir Alexander Bence Sir Thomas Middleton
M. Peregrin Hobby M. Maynard Sir Guy Palmes Sir Norton Knatchball Sir Philip Parker Sir Wil. Playters M. George Buller M. Simond Snow L. Cranborne M. William Basset Sir Richard Onslow Sir Edward Partriche Sir Ambrose Brown M. Jo. Fettyplace Sir Francis Knollis M. Edward Wiagate M. William Glanvile Sir Jo. Coke Sir Roger Burgoine Sir Thomas Pelham Sir John Francklyn Sir Henry Mildmay Sir Thomas Hutchinson M. Wynwood Sir Thomas Soams This Vow and Covenant to be taken by the Armies and Kingdoms WHereas the Lords and Commons now assembled in Parliament have Declared That there hath been and now is a Popish and trayterous Plot for the subversion of the true Protestant Reformed Religion and the Liberty of the Subject And that in pursuance thereof a Popish Army hath been raised and is now on foot in divers parts of this Kingdom And have further in a solemn manner Declared Vowed and Covenanted That in order to the security and preservation of the true Protestant Religion and Liberty of the Subject they will not consent to the laying down Arms so long as the Papists now in open Warre against the Parliament shall by force of Arms be protected from the Justice thereof And whereas the Lords and Commons have declared That there hath been a treacherous and horrid Designe lately discovered by the great blessing and especiall Providence of God of divers persons to joyn themselves with the Armies raised by the KING and to destroy the Forces raised by the Lords and Commons in Parliament to surprise the Cities of London and Westminster with the Suburbs and by Arms to force the Parliament And the said Lords and Commons finding by constant experience That many wayes of force and treachery are continually attempted to bring to utter ruine and destruction the Parliament and Kingdom and that which is dearest The true Protestant Religion And that for the preventing and withstanding the same they have thought fit That all who are true hearted and lovers of their Countrey should binde themselves each to other in a sacred Vow and Covenant in manner and form as followeth and accordingly I A. B. In humility and reverence of the Divine Majesty declare my hearty sorrow for my own sins and the sins of this Nation which have deserved the calamities and judgements that now lie upon it And my true intention is by Gods grace to endeavour the amendment of my own wayes And that I do abhorre and detest the said wicked and treacherous designe lately discovered And that I never gave nor will give my assent to the execution thereof but will according to my power and vocation oppose and resist the same and all other of the like nature And in case any other Designe shall hereafter come to my knowledg I wil make such timely discovery as I shall conceive may best conduce to the preventing thereof And whereas I do in my conscience believe That the Forces raised by the two Houses of Parliament are raised and continued for their just deseace and for the defence of the true Protestant Religion and Liberties of the Subject against the Forces raised by the King I do here in the presence of Almighty God Declare Vow and Covenant That I will according to my power and vocation assist the Forces raised and continued by both Houses of Parliament against the Porces raised by the King without their consent And will likewise assist all other persons that shall take this Oath in what they do in pursuance thereof And will not directly or indirectly adhere unto nor shall willingly assist the Forces raised by the King without the consent of both Houses of Parliament And this Vow and Covenant I make in the presence of Almighty God the Searcher of all hearts with a true intention to perform the same as I shall answer at the great Day when the secrets of all hearts shall be disclosed FINIS