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A38383
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England's black tribunal being the characters of King Charles the First, and the nobility that suffer'd for him.
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1680
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Wing E2950; ESTC R40512
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country_n liberty_n sealeâ—_n that_o loyalty_n with_o hiâ—_n blood_n in_o the_o field_n whicâ—_n he_o have_v give_v the_o mosâ—_n convince_a proof_n of_o to_o his_o country_n in_o his_o life_n time_n and_o thus_o fall_v thâ—_n senator_n and_o hero_n worthy_o lament_v by_o every_o loyal_a subject_n and_o who_o memory_n be_v still_o precious_a to_o this_o very_a day_n this_o earl_n adorn_v with_o brightesi_n part_n do_v alsâ—_n show_v the_o besâ—_n of_o heart_n for_o loyalty_n be_v in_o his_o blood_n and_o for_o hiâ—_n injure_a monarch_n stand_v he_o like_o the_o rest_n his_o life_n lay_v down_o to_o vindicate_v his_o master_n crown_n at_o gainsborough_n where_o he_o do_v oppose_v be_v slay_v by_o rebel_n and_o curse_a foe_n dr_n laud_n archbishop_n of_o canâ—urbury_n be_v accuse_v in_o parliament_n in_o 1640._o and_o vote_v guilty_a of_o high-treason_n for_o no_o other_o reason_n than_o endeavour_v to_o preserve_v other_o and_o decency_n in_o the_o church_n and_o be_v true_a to_o his_o sovereign_n he_o be_v kepâ—_n prisoner_n in_o the_o tower_n fâ—ur_fw-fr year_n and_o then_o lead_v fâ—râ—h_n to_o tower-hill_n to_o suffer_v martyrdom_n for_o the_o church_n and_o king_n he_o be_v a_o prelate_n of_o great_a piety_n and_o learning_n and_o universal_o lament_v by_o all_o true_a churchman_n alas_o elphegus_n lose_v his_o head_n who_o by_o the_o danâ—s_n be_v murder_v and_o simon_n sudbury_n do_v feel_v by_o cruel_a tyler_n fatal_a steel_n just_o so_o or_o worse_o good_a laud_n thou_o feel_v whose_o sufféring_n make_v all_o heart_n to_o melt_v firm_a to_o the_o church_n thou_o always_o stand_v and_o seal_v her_o charter_n with_o thy_o blood_n the_o earl_n of_o lindsey_n be_v in_o the_o king_n army_n at_o the_o battle_n of_o edge-hill_n and_o be_v there_o take_v prisoner_n but_o get_v his_o liberty_n he_o again_o espouse_v his_o royal_a master_n quarrel_n with_o the_o great_a courage_n till_o the_o bloody_a battle_n of_o naseby_n where_o the_o king_n force_n be_v rout_v by_o the_o rebel_n he_o scorn_v to_o give_v way_n and_o be_v kily_v valiant_o fight_v in_o the_o field_n and_o thus_o die_v the_o valiant_a hero_n in_o the_o bed_n â—f_a fame_n and_o be_v enroll_v among_o the_o royal_a martyr_n of_o england_n what_o pity_n be_v it_o that_o fortune_n favour_n fall_v not_o on_o man_n of_o bright_a behaviour_n war_n make_v no_o difference_n of_o degree_n noble_a and_o base_a die_v promise'ous_o yet_o shall_v the_o mâ—â—ory_n of_o the_o good_a like_o linsey_n be_v earl_n who_o lâ—st_v his_o blood_n or_o royal_a charles_n at_o noseby_n fight_v will_v precious_a be_v ie_fw-fr just_a man_n sight_n dr_n hewit_n be_v a_o worthy_a divine_a of_o the_o church_n of_o england_n who_o loyalty_n no_o threa's_n nor_o premise_n can_v entice_v from_o his_o royal_a master_n service_n therefore_o think_v a_o prope_a person_n to_o be_v dispatch_v by_o the_o executioner_n die_v in_o full_a belief_n of_o the_o restoration_n both_o of_o kâ—ng_n and_o church_n to_o these_o then_o poor_a droop_a â—_z so_o that_o neither_o the_o dignity_n of_o the_o priesthood_n can_v save_v those_o who_o most_o rightful_o serve_v at_o the_o altar_n of_o almighty_a god_n and_o then_o the_o church_n become_v stable_n bright_a saint_n and_o reverent_a divine_a thy_o death_n as_o life_n do_v bright_o shine_v such_o faith_n such_o love_n such_o charity_n tell_v what_o a_o sort_n of_o man_n be_v theâ—_n and_o though_o thy_o death_n we_o do_v implore_v it_o be_v wat_fw-mi the_o saint_n endure_v before_o our_o hope_n be_v now_o thâ—u_o art_n in_o heaven_n where_o bless_a reward_n to_o thou_o be_v give_v the_o earl_n of_o northampton_n who_o wâ—s_v father_n to_o the_o late_a bishop_n of_o london_n join_v his_o force_n wiâ—h_v those_o of_o prince_n rupert_n in_o 1641._o and_o so_o march_v courageous_o to_o litchfield_n attack_v the_o rebel_n at_o hopton-heath_n where_o he_o be_v kill_v as_o brave_o fight_v for_o his_o king_n on_o hopton-heath_n this_o earl_n be_v slay_v his_o king_n and_o nation_n to_o regain_v nor_o be_v his_o ton_n those_o noble_a lord_n less_o famous_a for_o their_o warlike_a sword_n the_o valiant_a heart_n of_o this_o bravo_n sire_n be_v bend_v to_o raisâ—â—â—_n sov'roign_n high_a the_o son_n do_v his_o example_n take_v and_o fight_v for_o good_a k._n charles_n sake_n the_o lord_n capel_n wâ—s_v one_o of_o those_o rouâ—llists_n who_o in_o defence_n of_o his_o injure_a majesty_n endure_v the_o hardshâ—â—s_n of_o the_o â—â—ng_a siâ—ge_n of_o coâ—chester_n he_o be_v thâ—re_o take_v by_o the_o fanatic_n who_o afterwards_o embrue_v theiâ—_n viâ—e_a hand_n iâ—_n hâ—s_v blood_n by_o briâ—ging_v he_o to_o the_o axe_n and_o bâ—ock_n to_o observe_v the_o champion_n of_o his_o lord_n the_o great_a wonder_n do_v afford_v who_o â—â—ught_v for_o to_o anticipate_v hâ—s_n royal_a martyn_n rigid_a fate_n but_o in_o the_o same_o he_o lose_v his_o breath_n and_o die_v for_o he_o a_o martyr_n death_n upon_o the_o block_n hâ—â—_n meet_v his_o dâ—om_n and_o wear_v the_o crown_n of_o martyrdom_n sir_n henry_n slingsby_n in_o the_o three_o year_n of_o oliver_n usurpation_n be_v bring_v before_o the_o bloody_a court_n of_o injustice_n and_o charge_v with_o treason_n for_o endeavour_v to_o restore_v his_o lawful_a sovereign_a king_n charles_n the_o second_o to_o his_o father_n throne_n have_v judgement_n give_v against_o he_o and_o suffer_v according_o to_o the_o grief_n of_o every_o loyal_a briton_n so_o strong_a be_v the_o rebel_n at_o that_o time_n that_o they_o murder_v who_o they_o please_v that_o be_v against_o their_o damnable_a proceed_n contrary_a to_o the_o law_n of_o god_n brave_a slinsby_n thou_o do_v plain_o see_v the_o parliament_n audacity_n and_o do_v resent_v thy_o monarch_n wrong_n by_o their_o base_a hand_n and_o base_a tongue_n his_o conscience_n make_v he_o not_o abide_v theâ—_n measure_n but_o cleave_v to_o the_o side_n of_o his_o impose_v injure_a king_n the_o earl_n of_o stafford_n in_o his_o time_n be_v a_o faithful_a minister_n of_o state_n to_o his_o king_n for_o which_o the_o rump_n parliament_n resolve_v for_o to_o murder_v he_o and_o in_o deed_n they_o behead_v he_o on_o tower-hill_n on_o the_o 12_o of_o mâ—y_n 16â—1_n to_o the_o great_a grief_n of_o hâ—s_n royal_a sovereign_n oh_o stafford_n thy_o dear_a only_a king_n lament_v thy_o sâ—d_n suffer_v and_o at_o his_o death_n thy_o fate_n be_v sâ—ch_v as_o grieve_v his_o conscience_n very_o much_o if_o he_o who_o be_v both_o king_n and_o saint_n do_v thus_o thy_o life_n and_o goodness_n paint_v encomium_n than_o thou_o need_v none_o enough_o the_o thing_n by_o charles_n be_v do_v duke_n hamilton_n enter_v into_o england_n with_o a_o army_n for_o hâ—s_n majesty_n service_n be_v meet_v at_o preston_n in_o lancashire_n by_o cromwell_n and_o lambert_n where_o he_o fight_v three_o battle_n though_o worsted_n in_o all_o be_v take_v at_o vxeter_n send_v to_o the_o tower_n where_o about_o 6_o week_n after_o his_o royal_a master_n he_o be_v behead_v 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of_o the_o rebel_n but_o the_o true_a relation_n be_v for_o his_o bâ—ing_n untainted_a in_o his_o loyalty_n and_o be_v against_o such_o bloody_a regicide_n nor_o be_v this_o worthy_a valiant_a knight_n amaze_v with_o horror_n at_o death_n sight_n that_o cause_n next_o jesus_n '_o suffer_v do_v help_v to_o take_v away_o the_o sting_n with_o cheerful_a mindâ—_n resign_v heart_n submit_v to_o the_o fà tal_a dart_n and_o thus_o the_o bleed_a worthy_a fall_v by_o imp_n the_o very_a spam_n of_o hell_n sir_n george_n lisle_n be_v another_o noble_a knight_n and_o companion_n of_o sir_n charles_n lucâ—â—s_v in_o hâ—s_n life_n aâ—d_a dâ—ath_n for_o he_o be_v at_o coâ—chester_n at_o the_o surrender_n and_o be_v shoot_v to_o dâ—ath_n with_o he_o on_o pretence_n of_o have_v direct_v â—he_v shoot_v of_o poylâ—nons_n bullet_n who_o toâ—k_v up_o aâ—ms_n â—gainst_a their_o king_n contrary_a to_o the_o law_n or_o god_n and_o man._n this_o wâ—s_v a_o loâ—al_a subject_n make_v a_o victim_n to_o the_o fury_n of_o traitor_n regardless_o of_o every_o thing_n sacred_a and_o particular_o the_o lord_n have_v anoint_v brave_a lisle_n be_v cavalier_n enough_o of_o loyal_a faith_n gauâ—_v pregnant_a proâ—fâ—s_n at_o colchester_n when_o shâ—â—_n to_o death_n he_o glor_v in_o his_o lâ—tâ—st_n breathe_v shrink_v not_o but_o brave_o justify_v the_o heavenly_a câ—use_n for_o which_o he_o die_v that_o cause_n which_o ever_o yield_v renown_n his_o country_n and_o his_o kâ—ng_a â—nd_n crown_n the_o earl_n of_o derby_n likewise_o fall_v a_o sacrifice_n to_o their_o cruelty_n who_o behead_v he_o at_o bolton_n in_o lancashire_n the_o 15_o of_o october_n 1â—51_n for_o his_o firm_a adherence_n to_o his_o majesty_n king_n charles_n the_o second_o who_o be_v force_v to_o shelter_v himself_o in_o the_o reyol_n oak_n from_o the_o rump_n in_o faction_n bolton_n this_o earl_n die_v though_o '_o against_o the_o law_n of_o nation_n try_v the_o church_n be_v bless_v with_o his_o smâ—â—â—_n who_o it_o establish'_v in_o manx_n isle_n thus_o great_a and_o good_a by_o cruel_a expose_v to_o villain_n thou_o in_o state_n the_o fatal_a axe_n his_o head_n do_v sever_v who_o soul_n will_v reign_v in_o heaven_n for_o ever_o