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A92409 The remonstrance & address of the armies of England, Scotland, and Ireland to the Lord General Monck; presented to His Excellency the 9th of April, 1660. by Colonel Charles Lord Howard, accompanied by about fourty of the most eminent officers of the armies of England, Scotland, and Ireland. St James's, April 9. 1660. Ordered by his excellency the L. Gen. Monck, that the remonstrance and address of the officers of the army, presented this day to his excellency, be forthwith printed and published by M. Henry Mudoiman. William Clarke, secretary. England and Wales. Army. 1660 (1660) Wing R959; Thomason E1021_1; ESTC R208353 3,531 13

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Tho. Gootes Quarter-m Joh. Hill capt Tho. Carnaby lt Tho. Poole cor VVill. Martyn Quarter-m Tho. Clarke chyrurgion Colonel Fagg's Regiment H. Needler Lt. Col. Rich. Scott Major Tho. Pride capt H. Vivian capt N. Harrison capt Ben. Rydyerd capt Rich. Gwyn capt Fran. Arundel Capt. Lt. Rich. Pepper Lt. Phil. Dawly Lt. John Holloway Lt. John Shelton Lt. Jonathan Sprigge Lt. Jo. Taylor Lt. Ant. Morley Ensign Rich. Taylor Ens Will. Fyshe Ens James Hope Ens Ri. Farley Ens Geo. Mills Ens Fra. Hamond Ens Christ Mills Ens Rich. Wells Ens Colonel Morley Lieutenant of the Tower his Regiment Will. Farley Lt. Col. Tho. White Major William White capt Rich. Cullington capt Nich. Shepheard capt Rob. Goffe capt John Faight capt Henry Hare capt Fran. Prest capt Will. Greenway capt Lt. Henry Eston Lt. Henry Collingham Lt. Francis Arthur Lt. Tho. Adams Lt. Tho. Watson Lt. Gill Michael Lt. Martin Howard Ens William Jellibrand Ens John Seclew Ens Edward Parry Ens Luke Cornwel Ens VVill. VVilkinson Ens Francis Air Ens Tho. Baye Ens John Pope Quartermaster Humphry Cole Chir. Tho. Banister Bar. Marshall Edward Fromet Lord Howard's Regiment of Horse Charls Howard Col. Sir Henry Jones capt Lt. John VValpoole cornet Rich. Wilson Quarter-m Rob. Huntington Major Henry Webly lt John Hauke cor Edmond Bear Quarter-m James Butler capt Francis Brown lt Samuel Cockerel cor William Salkeld capt Abraham Hargrave lt Geo. Frerell cor Ed. Scotton capt Rich. Winsmore cor Moses Cotton Quarter-m Theophilus Barnet capt Edward Meruer cor Benjamin Gooch Quart m The Officers of Colonel Charls Fairfax his Regiment of Foot Charls Fairfax col John Rogers lt col Ren. Bailly Major Tho. Sutton capt Jo. Fairfax capt Rob. Dineley capt Greg. Constable capt Tho. Ambler capt William Riley capt lt Jo. Jackson lt William Midwinter lt Anth. Saxton lt J. Adlington lt John Starkey lt John Rigden lt Samuel Barker lt William Cowel lt Hen. Man Ens Rob. Hawden Ens Roger Bagshaw Ens Tho. Kendray Ens Ric. Smith Ens Geo. Adamson Ens William Halle Ens William Thornton Ens Isaac Millis Quarter-m John Man Chyrurgion The Officers of Col. Sir Hugh Bethels Regiment of Horse Hugh Bethel colonel Chr. Bacon capt lieut Gustavus Boynton cor John Head Quarter-master William Goodrick Major Horatio Eure lt Henry Goodrick cor William Berry Quarter-mast John Pockley capt Jeremiah Spinke lt Joseph Payne cor Henry Brown Quarter-mast Walter Bethel capt William Nacliffe lt John Bacon cor Henry Saltmarsh Quar. m John Hatfeild cor Robert Cox lt William Smyth cor Edward Coventry Quar. m George Packe capt Francis Styringe cor Nath. Shrigley Quarter m Ri. Ingoldsby col D. Redman col E. Temple col Phil. Howard captain of the Life Guard Robert Harley lieutenant to the Life Guard Tho. Clarges commissary-General of the Musters Tho. Fleetwood commissary of the Ammunition Tho. Gumble Scout-Master General D. Pepper lieutenant colonel to col Evelyn George Weldon lt col Tho. milward capt of col Pury's Regiment Ric. Francklin capt THe Reader may be pleased to take notice That the reason why the Subscriptions in some Regiments are not compleat is because the Officers were not present at their Commands at the time of the Subscriptions as also that several Officers of the Armies being present at St. James's at the presenting of this Remonstrance although the Subscriptions of their Regiments were not here would not omit to testifie their affections by subscribing with their Fellows that had set their hands to this great Roll and do intend in the respective Subscriptions of their particular Regiments to renew the action of obedience which all the Regiments to whom it hath been communicated do concur in and are now preparing their Addresses FINIS