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A78290	A horrible and bloody plot to murder Sir Thomas Fairfax, Sir William Brereton, Sir Thomas Middleton, Colonell Moore, and above one hundred more of the Parliament men, colonels, and other officers and gentlemen. With the names of the knights, esquires, gentlemen, and others that were chief actors therein. The copies of the severall indictments, bills, and other parchments and papers; and the names of the judges, justices, and grand iury; and their proceedings therein. With letters from the committee of Chester, and other gentlemen of the country sent up about the same. These are copied out by the originall papers, delivered into the committee at Goldsmiths Hall, and are printed and published according to order of Parliament.	S. C.; England and Wales. Parliament.	1646 (1646)	Wing C122; Thomason E345_20; ESTC R200998	13,915	34

true affection and obedience which a true and faithfull Subject of our Lord CHARLES now King of England c. towards Him then King bear and are bound to bear As also endeavouring and with all their po●er striving the common peace and tranquility of this kingdome to disturbe the 29 day of January in the yeare of the Reign of our Soveraign Lord CHARLES by the grace of God of England Scotland France and Ireland King Defender of the Faith c. the Nineteenth at Namptwich in the said County trayterously contrived imagined and intended a Rebellious War Insurrection against the said Lord King to raise stir up within the Kingdom of England And for the accomplishment of their said Intention and to bring the same to passe they the said William Brereton Thomas Fairsax c. afterwards that is to say the said twenty ninth day of January in the yeare aforesaid in the county aforesaid against the peace of our said Lord and King with force of Armes c. at Namptwich aforesaid the said twenty ninth day of Jan. with a great number of people unknown to this Jury to the number of three thousand persons armed and arrayed in a warlike manner with Drums Swords Pikes Guns and other Armes as well offensive as defensive falsly and trayterously then and there together in a publike Warre against our said Lord and King at Namptwich aforesaid in the county aforesaid the said twenty ninth day of January in the year aforesaid trayterously ordered prepared and levyed against their Allegeance due to the great danger of the person of the said Lord and King the subversion of this Kingdome of England And against the peace of our Soveraign Lord the King his Crown and Dignity and against the forme of the Stat in that case provided The Kings Attorney Prosecutor The Jury of Inquest The Bill is found CHESTER viz. THe Jury for our Lord the King upon their oaths present Cestr st Juratores pro Dom. Rege super sacr suum presentant Quod Guilielmus Brereton ●●per de Handford in Com. Cestr Baronet Georgius Booth nuper de Du●●a● in Com. predi●●o miles Baronett c. that VVilliam Brereton late of Handford in the county of Ch●ster Baronet George Booth late of Dunham in the county aforesaid Knight and Baronet Tho. Bromfield late of VVitton in the county aforesaid Gentleman Henry Brook late of Norton in the county aforesaid Esq Ralph Ardern late of Hard●n in the county aforesaid Esq Robert Gregg late of Hapesford in the county aforesaid Gent Robert Gregg junior late of the same of the county aforesaid yeoman Nathaniel Lancaster late of Tarpurley in the county aforesaid Clark Iohn Rathbone late of Er●y in the county aforesaid Gentleman Thomas Malbore senior late of Namptwich in the county aforesaid Gentleman Thomas Malbore junior late of the same in the county aforesaid Gentleman George Malbore late of the same in Timor●● Dei pro oculis suis ●●● habentes nec debit ligeantiam suam ponderantes sed instigatione● diaboli●● mo●● sedu●●i dilectionem ●c veram et debitam obedientiam quas veri fideles subditi dom nost●● Caroli nunc Regis Angliae c. erga ipsum Dom Regem gererent de ●ure gerere tenent penitus subtrahences ac machinantes to tisviribus suis intendent pacem et comunem tranquil●itatem hujus Regni Anglie perturbaredocimo Octavo Die Julii Anno Regni dicti Dom. nostri Caroli Dei grat Angliae Scotiae Franciae Hibernie Regis fidei desensor c. Decimo nono apud Namptwich in Com. predicto prodictorie compassaverunt imaginat fuer intendebant guerram rebellionem insurrectionem contra dictum dom Regem infra hoc Regnum Angliae levare suscitare ad easdem prodictiones imaginationes intentione suas predictas perimplendas ad effectum redigend iidem Guilietmus Brereton Georgius Booth c. the county aforesaid Gentleman Iames Gar●●ide late of Tarvin in the county aforesaid Gent. Richard Golb●●● of the same in the county aforesaid Gent. Iohn Bostoc● late of Tatton Hall in the county aforesaid Esq Roger Bradley late of Bradley in the county aforesaid Gent. Tho. N●den late of Namptwich in the county aforesaid Mercer George Edgely late of Ashton in the county aforesaid Gent. Will. Edwards late of Tarond in the county aforesaid Mercer Will. Edwards junior late of the same Gent. Iohn Wynne late of the same Ironmonger Rob. Venables late of Antrobus in the county aforesaid Gent. Iohn Ru●ter late of Godcr●ft in the county aforesaid Gent. R●chard H●a●h late of Frodsham in the county aforesaid Yeoman William Witter late of the same in the county aforesaid yeoman Thomas Ba●●er late of the same in the county aforesaid yeoman Humph. Minshall late of Kinderton in the County afore-foresaid Gent. Pet. Minshal late of the same in the Coun aforesaid Gent. Ioseph Hall late of Fr●dsham in the Co●●●● aforesaid Gen. Humph. Iohnson late of Nuton in the county aforesaid Gent Galbert Ireland late of Crowton in the county aforesaid Esq VVilliam Harri●on late or Minshal Vernon in the co aforesaid yeo R● Farrington of Stanthorn in the county aforesaid yeoman Thomas Basnet late of the same in the county aforesaid yeoman VVilliam VValley late of Davenham in the county aforesaid yeoman Thomas VValley late of Shipbrook in the county aforesaid yeoman Thomas Axon late of Lostwich in the county aforesaid yeoman Iohn Piersun late of Stanthorn in the county aforesaid yeoman Iames VVright late of the same in the county aforesaid yeoman Iohn Milton late of Clive in the county aforesaid yeoman Ralph Becket late of Nuton in the county aforesaid yeoman Ioseph Smallw●●d late of Sproston in the county aforesaid Webster Iohn Damel late of Daresbury senior in the county aforesaid Gent. VVil Tomlinson late of VVarton in the county aforesaid Gent. Iohn VVarburton late of great Budworth in the county aforesaid Gent. William Iohnson late of Fredsham in the county aforesaid Smith R●● Pike late of the same in the county aforesaid yeoman and Gilbert Gerhard of Crew in the county aforesaid Gentleman not having the feare of God before their eyes nor regarding their due allegeance but being moved and seduced by the instigation of the Divel utterly withdrawing the love as also the true obedience which a true and faithfull Subject of our Lord Charles now King of England c. towards him their King bear and are bound to bear As also endeavouring and with all their power striving the common peace and tranquility of this Kingdome of England to disturb the 18. day of July in the year of the Raign of our Soveraign Lord Charles by the grace of God of England Scotland France and Ireland King Defender of the Faith c. the 19 at Namptwich in the said county trayterously contrived imagined and intended a Rebellious Warre and Insurrection against the said Lord and King to raise and stirre up within this Kingdome

of England And for the accomplishment of their said intentions and to bring the same to passe They the said VVil. Broreton George Booth c. afterwards that is to say the said 18 Day of July in the year aforesaid with force of Armes c. at Namptwich aforesaid in the county aforesaid against the Peace Postea scilicet predicto decimo octavo Die Julii Anno supra dicto vi armis c. apud Namptwich predictem in Com. pred contra dictum Dom. Regem supremum verum indubitatum Do. suum cum magna multitudine gentium suratoribus pred ignot ad numerum T●●um mille personarum modo guerrino armat arraiat videlicet cum Tympanis Anglice Drums gladiis hastis tormentis aliis armes tam invasivis quam defensivis illicite prodit ad tunc ibidem in simul congregat assemblat guerram publicam contra dict Dom. Regem apud Namptwich predictam in Com. predicto dicto decimo octavo Die Julii Anno decimso nono supredicto proditorie parayerunt ordinaverunt levavetunt contra pacem dicti Dom. Regis runc Coronam dignitatem suas ac contra formam Statutorum in hujusmodi casu edit provis Attorn Dom. Regis prosecutor Inq. Magna Billa vera of our said Lord and King their supream true and undoubted Lord with a great number of people unknowne to this Jury to the number of three thousand persons armed and arrayed in a warlike manner with Drums Swords Pikes Guns and other Arms aswell offensive as defensive falsly and trayterously then and there together in a publike warre against our said Lord and King at Namptwich aforesaid in the County aforesaid the said 18. Day of July in the year aforesaid trayterously ordered prepared and levyed against their Allegeance due and against the peace of our said Lord and King his Crowne and Dignity And contrary to the forme of the Statute in that Case provided The Kings Attorney Prosecutor The great Inquest The Bill is found CHESTER viz. THe Jury for our Lord the King present upon their oaths That VVilli●m Brereton late of Handford in the County of Chester Baronet Thomas Middleton late of Parndon in the said County Knight Peter Egerton late of the same in the said County Esq Iohn Holcroft late of Tarvyn of the said County Esquire and many more in the Indictment not having the fear of God in their hearts nor regarding their due Allegeance but being seduced and moved by the instigation of the Divell utterly withdrawing the love true and due obedience which a true and faithfull Subject of our Lord Charles now King of England c. towards our L. the King bear and are bound to bear endeavouring and with all their power striving the common peace and tranquility of this Kingdom of England to disturbe the 20 day of January in the year of the Raign of our Soveraign Lord Charles by the grace of God of England Scotland France and Ireland King Defender of the Faith c. the 19 at Namptwich in the said County trayterously contrived imagined and intended a rebellious warre and insurrection against the said Lord and King to raise and stirre up and for the accomplishment of their said intentions and to bring the same to passe they the said William Brereton Tho. Middleton c. afterwards that is to say the said 20 day of Ianuary in the 19 yeare aforesaid by force of Arms c. at Namptwich aforesaid in the County aforesaid against the peace of our said Lord and King their supreame true and undoubted Lord with a great multitude of people unknown to this Iury to the number of three thousand persons armed and arrayed in a war●ike manner with Drums Swords Pi●us Guns and other Armes as well offensive as defensive falsly and trayterously then and there together gathered and assembled and a publike war against our said Lord and King at Namptwich aforesaid in the county aforesaid the said twentieth day of Ianuary in the year aforesaid trayterously ordered prepared and levyed against their Allegeance due to the great danger of the Kings person and subversion of this Kingdom and contrary to the peace of our said Lord and King his Crown and Dignity and contrary to the forme of the Statute in that Case provided The Kings Attorney Prosecutor The great Inquest The Bill is found CHESTER viz. THe Jury for the Lord the King present upon their oaths That William Brereton late of Handford in the county of Chester Baronet Andrew Blacon late of Weston magna in the said county c. Not having the fear of God before their eyes but being moved and seduced by the instigation of the Divell utterly withdrawing the love as also the true affection which a faithfull Subject of our Lord Charles now King of England c. towards him their King bear and are bound to bear As also endeavouring and with all their power striving the common peace of the kingdome of England to disturbe the 29. day of January in the yeare of the Raign of our Soveraigne Lord Charles by the grace of God of England Scotland France and Ireland King Defender of the Faith c. the 19. at Namptwich in the said County trayterously contrived imagined and intended a rebellious warre and insurrection against the said Lord and King to raise and stirre up within this kingdome of England and for accomplishment of their said Intentions and to bring the same to passe they the said W. Brereton c afterwards that is to say the 29. day of Ian. in the yeare aforesaid with force of Atms c. at Namptwich aforesaid in the county aforesaid against the peace of our said Lord and King their supream true undoubted Lord with a great number of people unknown to this Jury to the number of 3000. persons armed and arrayed in a warlike manner with Drums Swords Pikes Guns and other Arms aswel offensive as defensive falsly trayterously then there in a publike war against our said Lord King at Namptwich aforesaid in the county aforesaid the said 29. of Ian. in the year aforesaid trayterously ordered and prepared against their Allegeance due and against the peace of our said Lord and King his Crown and Dignity and contrary to the forme of the Statute in that Case provided The Kings Attorney Prosecutor The great Inquest The Bill is found Examined with the Originall By me Thomas Acton A Coppy of an Inditement against John Moore Esquire found by the grand Jury Cester viz. JVr pro dom Rege super sa●am suum presen●●●t quod Johannes Moore ● nuper de Weston in Com. Ceste Ar. 〈◊〉 dei in ●●rde suo non habens nec debit 〈◊〉 suam p●●d●●ans sed instigation diabolica 〈◊〉 seduct● dilectionem reram debit obedientiam quas rerus fidel subdito dom nost Caroli nun● regis Angl. c. erga ipsun● Dom. Regem gerere●● de jure gerere tenetur

penitus subtrabens machinani totis viribus suis intendens pacem com tranquilitatem hujus Regni Angl. preturbare vicesimo die Ianuar. Anno B●gni dom Caroli dei grat Angl. Scot. Franc. Hiber Regis fidei defensore c. decimo n●no apud Weston in Com. pred proditorie compassavi● imaginat fuit intendebat guerram Rebellionem insurrectio●m cont dict Dom. Ragem infra hoc Regnum Angl. levare suscitar Et ad easdem proditiones imaginationes intentiones suas praedict permiplend ad effect redigend It Johannes Moore postea seil predict vicesimo die Ianuar. Anno superdicto vi Armis c. apud Weston pred in Com. predict cont dict Dom. Regem supremum ver●m indubitat dom suum c●m magna multitudine Gent. Iar. predict ignot ad numer centum personar modo guerr●io armat arraiat viz. cum Tympanis Anglice Drums Gladiis Hastis Tormentis aliis Armis tam in vasivis quam defensivis illicite proditorie ad tunc ibidem in simul congregat assemblat guerram publicam cont Dict. Dom. Regem apud Weston predict in Com. predict dict vicesimo die Ianuar. An supradict proditorie paravit ordinavit levavit cont pacem dict dom regis nunc Coronam dignitat su ac cont formam Statuti in hujusmod casu edit provis Attorn Dom. Reg. pros Jur. Billa vera THe Jury for our Soveraign Lord the King upon their Oathes do present That Io. Moor late of Eston in the County of Chester not having the feare of God in his heart nor cōsidering his due allegiance moved and seduced by the instigation of the devill the love the true and due obedience which a true and faithfull subject of our Lord Charles now King of England c. towards his said Lord and King beareth and of right i● bo●nd to beare altogether withdrawing and imagining and with all his power intending the peace and common tranquillity of this Realm of England to disturbe the 20 day of Ianuary in the year of the Raigne of our Soveraigne Lord Charles by the grace of God of England Scotland France Ireland King defender of the faith c. the 19th at Weston in the said County trayterously did contrive imagine and intend War Rebellion and Insurrection against the said Lord and King within this Kingdome of England and the same did gather and stir up And to performe and bring to passe such his Treasons Imaginations intentions The said Iohn Moore afterwards that is to say the said 20th day of Innuary in the said year with force of Armes c. at Weston aforesaid in the said County against the said Lord and King his supreame true and undoubted Lord with a great number of people to the Jury unknowne to the number of 100 persons Armed and arrayed in a Warlike manner that is to say with Drums Swords Pikes guns and other Weapons aswell offensive as defensive falsly and trayterously then and there did gather and assemble together in a Warlike manner against the said Lord and King at Weston aforesaid the said twentieth day of Ian. in the yeare aforesaid Trayterously prepared ordered and levied against the peace of the said now Lord King his Crown and Dignity and contraty to the forme of the Statute in that case made and provided The Kings Atturney prosecuteth the grand jury A true Bill The tenth of Febr. 19. Carol. A Coppy of an Outlary against Iohn Moore Esquire with the returne of the Coronor Com. Cestr CArolus Dei gra Angliae Scotiae Fran. Hiberniae Rex fidei defensor c. vic Cestr salute Precipimus tibi quod non omittas propter aliqut libertat Com. tui quin exigi facias Johannes Moor nuper de Weston in Comit. tue Ar. de Com. in Com. quousq secund legem cōsuetud regni nosti ang ut lagat finon compervet Et si compreint tunc eum capias salve custod Ita quod habiam Cor. eus coram Iustic nostris Cestr apud Cestriam primo die prox Session Cestr apud Cestr tenend Ad respond nobis de qui Iusdam proditon Rebellion Insurrect unde idem Jo. hannes indictas existit Et ad saciend recipiend quod cur nostra de eo tunc ibib constit Et a● istat●mp Cestr apud Cestr ad cert diem mand Iustin nost quod predict Jo. non est invent in Ballivo tua Et habe●● ibi hoc Br● Teste meipso apud Cestr decimo die Feb Anno Regni decimo nost Per K. Febr. 20. Car. CHARLS by the Grace of God of England Scotland France and Ireland King defende of the faith c. To our Sheriffes of Chester greeting Wee command thee notwithstanding any liberty within thy County but that thou cause Joh● Moore late of Weston in the said County Esquire to bee summoned to appeare untill according to the Lawes and Customes of the Kingdome of England hee be Outlawed if hee appeare not 〈…〉 doe appeare that thou take and keepe him in safe custody so that thou bringest his Body before our Justices of Chester sitting at Chester the first day of the next Sessions of Chester at Chester to be held to make answer unto us concerning diver● Treasons Rebellions and Insurrections whereof hee the said Iohn is Indicted and to doe and receive what our Court shall thinke fit concerning him And from that time wee command our Justices of Chester at a certaine day to certifie the neglect of appearance of him the said Iohn within thy Baillwick And thou shall bring thither this Wait witnesse our selfe at Chester the tenth day of February in the ninteenth Yeare of our Raigne By K. February in the twentieth Yeare of King Charles The Sheriffes returne is thus Englished VIrtute istiut●ble mihi direct ad Com men Cestr tent apud Cestr in Com. Cestr in com Auta 〈◊〉 Com. pred die Lunae videl quarto die Martii Anno Regni dom Regis infra script decimo 〈◊〉 infra nominat Johannes Moor primo exact suit non comparait Ad. Com. meum Cestr tent apud Cestr in com Cestr in com A●la plime com 〈◊〉 Lun● videl primo die April Anno Reg. a●c● 〈◊〉 Regis vicesint 〈…〉 Jo. Moor 〈◊〉 fuit non 〈…〉 Cestr tent apud Cestr in com Cestr in com Aula Pllo●●om pradi die Lunae viz. vitesinet novo die Apr. Ann. ult sup pred Johannes Moor ●ertia non● exact fuit non compar Ad com meum Cestr tenti apud Cestr in com Cestr in com Aula plim com pred die Lunae viz. vicesimo Septemo die Maii Ann. ult sup praedict Joha Moore quarto exact fuit non comparuit ad com meum Cestr tent apud Cestr in com Cestr in com Aula plimt com pred die Lunae videlic vice simo quarto die Iunii An. ult supradict predicto Johan Moore quin. exact fuit non compar ideo pred Johan Moore pre judic