and_o white-hall_n that_o the_o king_n fear_v their_o intention_n think_v fit_a to_o withdraw_v to_o hampton-court_n the_o next_o day_n the_o five_o member_n be_v triumphant_o guard_v to_o westminster_n by_o a_o great_a number_n of_o citizen_n and_o seaman_n with_o hundred_o of_o boat_n and_o bark_n about_o this_o time_n the_o parliament_n have_v notice_n that_o the_o lord_n digby_n and_o coll._n lunsford_n be_v raise_v troop_n of_o horse_n at_o kingston_n where_o the_o country_n magazine_n be_v lodge_v whereupon_o they_o order_v that_o the_o country_n sheriff_n justice_n of_o the_o peace_n and_o the_o train_v band_n shall_v take_v care_n to_o secure_v the_o country_n and_o their_o magazine_n lunsford_n be_v seize_v and_o send_v to_o the_o tower_n but_o digby_n escape_v beyond_o sea_n the_o king_n remove_v to_o royston_n and_o january_n 20._o he_o send_v a_o message_n to_o the_o parliament_n propose_v the_o security_n of_o his_o own_o right_n and_o prerogative_n and_o as_o to_o matter_n of_o their_o grievance_n he_o will_v equal_v or_o excee_v the_o most_o indulgent_a prince_n in_o compliance_n with_o they_o after_o this_o the_o house_n of_o commons_o importune_v the_o king_n to_o put_v the_o militia_n and_o command_n of_o the_o tower_n inâ—o_v their_o hand_n as_o the_o only_a available_a mean_n for_o the_o removal_n of_o their_o fear_n and_o jealousy_n but_o the_o king_n not_o willing_a to_o comply_v with_o their_o desire_n signify_v to_o they_o that_o he_o think_v the_o militia_n to_o be_v lawful_o subject_a to_o no_o command_n but_o his_o own_o and_o therefore_o will_v not_o let_v it_o go_v out_o of_o his_o hand_n it_o be_v derive_v to_o he_o from_o his_o ancestor_n by_o the_o fundamental_a law_n of_o the_o kingdom_n the_o king_n bâ—ing_v now_o at_o hampton-court_n send_v for_o the_o earl_n of_o essex_n aâ—d_n holland_n and_o other_o member_n of_o both_o house_n that_o be_v his_o domestic_n but_o they_o refuse_v to_o come_v in_o the_o mean_a time_n mr._n pym_n at_o a_o conference_n complain_v of_o the_o general_a sâ—ocking_n of_o papist_n into_o iâ—elâ—nd_n affirm_v that_o since_o the_o lieutenant_n have_v order_v a_o stop_n upon_o the_o port_n against_o all_o irish_a papist_n many_o of_o the_o chief_a commander_n now_o at_o the_o hâ—â—d_n of_o the_o rebel_n have_v be_v license_v to_o pass_v thither_o by_o the_o king_n be_v immediate_a warrant_n the_o king_n be_v high_o offend_v at_o this_o speech_n which_o he_o signify_v to_o thâ—_n house_n who_o in_o their_o answer_n to_o his_o messageâ—_n justify_v mr._n pym_n word_n to_o be_v the_o sense_n of_o the_o houseâ—_n and_o that_o they_o have_v yet_o in_o safe_a custody_n the_o lord_n delvin_n sir_n g._n hamilton_n colonel_n butler_n and_o mr._n nettervil_n to_o which_o the_o king_n reply_n that_o the_o aforementioned_a person_n have_v their_o passage_n grant_v before_o he_o know_v of_o the_o parliament_n order_n of_o restraint_n therefore_o expect_v their_o declaration_n for_o his_o vindication_n from_o that_o odious_a calumny_n of_o connive_v or_o underhand_o favour_v that_o horrid_a rebellion_n but_o the_o king_n desire_n prove_v fruitless_a for_o they_o next_o move_v to_o have_v sir_n i._o byron_n tnrn_v out_o from_o be_v lieutenant_n of_o the_o tower_n and_o at_o their_o nomination_n sir_n i._o conier_n succeed_v they_o then_o proceed_v to_o name_n fit_a person_n sor_n trust_v of_o the_o militia_n of_o the_o several_a county_n particular_o that_o for_o the_o defence_n of_o the_o city_n of_o london_n the_o parliament_n the_o tower_n to_o be_v command_v by_o major_a general_n skipton_n the_o king_n have_v defer_v his_o answer_n to_o their_o petition_n for_o settle_v the_o militia_n of_o the_o county_n according_a to_o the_o nomination_n till_o his_o return_n from_o dover_n where_o he_o take_v leave_v of_o his_o wife_n and_o daughter_n and_o so_o return_v to_o greenwich_n where_o he_o be_v arrive_v send_v his_o answer_n to_o the_o petition_n about_o the_o militia_n that_o he_o be_v willing_a to_o divest_v himself_o of_o the_o power_n of_o the_o county_n militia_n for_o a_o limit_a time_n but_o not_o of_o london_n and_o other_o city_n and_o corporation_n this_o answer_n do_v not_o in_o the_o least_o satisfy_v so_o that_o the_o breach_n grow_v every_o day_n wide_o the_o king_n decline_v these_o part_n and_o the_o parliament_n and_o move_v to_o theobald_n about_o the_o begin_n of_o march_n he_o receive_v a_o petition_n from_o the_o parliament_n wherein_o they_o require_v the_o militia_n more_o fervent_o than_o before_o affirm_v that_o in_o ease_n of_o denial_n the_o eminent_a danger_n will_v constrain_v they_o to_o dispose_v of_o it_o by_o the_o authority_n of_o parliament_n desire_v also_o that_o he_o wnuld_v make_v his_o abide_v near_o london_n and_o the_o parliament_n for_o the_o better_a carry_v on_o of_o affair_n and_o prevent_v the_o people_n jealousy_n and_o fear_n all_o which_o be_v refuse_v they_o present_o oâ—der_v that_o the_o nation_n be_v put_v into_o a_o posture_n of_o defence_n in_o such_o a_o way_n as_o be_v agree_v upon_o by_o parliament_n and_o a_o committee_n to_o prepare_v a_o public_a declaration_n from_o these_o head_n 1._o the_o just_a cause_n of_o the_o fear_n and_o jealousy_n give_v to_o the_o parliament_n at_o the_o same_o time_n clear_v themselves_o from_o any_o jealousy_n conceive_v against_o himself_o 2._o to_o consider_v of_o all_o matter_n arise_v from_o his_o majesty_n message_n and_o what_o be_v fit_a to_o be_v do_v and_o now_o begin_v our_o trouble_n and_o all_o the_o misery_n of_o a_o civil_a war_n the_o parliament_n every_o day_n entertain_v new_a jealousy_n and_o suspicion_n of_o the_o king_n action_n they_o now_o proceed_v on_o a_o sudden_a to_o make_v great_a preparation_n both_o by_o sea_n and_o land_n and_o the_o earl_n of_o northumberland_n admiral_n of_o england_n be_v command_v to_o rig_v the_o king_n ship_n and_o fit_v they_o for_o sea_n and_o likewise_o all_o master_n and_o owner_n of_o ship_n be_v persuade_v to_o do_v the_o like_a the_o beacon_n be_v prepare_v sea-mark_n set_v up_o and_o extraordinary_a postings_n up_o and_o down_o with_o pacquet_n all_o sad_a prognostic_n of_o the_o calamity_n ensue_v august_n 22._o 1642._o the_o king_n come_v to_o nottingham_n and_o there_o erect_v his_o standard_n to_o which_o some_o number_n resort_v but_o â—ar_v shoot_v of_o what_o be_v expect_v and_o three_o day_n after_o the_o king_n send_v a_o message_n to_o the_o parliament_n to_o propose_v a_o treaty_n which_o be_v accept_v but_o quick_o break_v off_o again_o the_o war_n be_v now_o begin_v the_o new_a raise_v soldier_n commit_v many_o outrage_n upon_o the_o country_n people_n which_o both_o king_n and_o parliament_n upon_o complaint_n begin_v to_o rectify_v the_o king_n himself_o be_v now_o generalissimo_n over_o his_o own_o and_o the_o earl_n of_o essex_n for_o the_o parliament_n the_o king_n force_n receive_v the_o first_o repulse_v at_o hull_n by_o sir_n i._o hotham_n and_o sir_n i._o meldram_n and_o the_o king_n take_v up_o his_o quarter_n at_o shrewsbury_n portsmouth_n be_v next_o surrender_v to_o the_o parliament_n and_o present_o after_o sir_n i._o byron_n take_v worcester_n for_o the_o king_n in_o september_n the_o two_o prince_n palatine_n rupert_n and_o maurice_n arrive_v in_o england_n who_o be_v present_o entertain_v and_o put_v into_o command_n by_o the_o king_n this_o uncivil_a civil-war_n be_v carry_v on_o in_o general_a with_o all_o the_o ruin_n and_o desolation_n immaginable_a wherein_o all_o bond_n of_o religion_n alliance_n and_o friendship_n be_v utter_o destroy_v wherein_o father_n and_o child_n kindred_n and_o acquaintance_n become_v unnatural_a enemy_n to_o each_o other_o in_o which_o miserable_a condition_n this_o nation_n continue_v for_o near_o four_o year_n viz._n from_o august_n the_o 22._o 1642._o the_o time_n the_o king_n set_v up_o his_o standrrd_v at_o nottingham_n to_o may_v the_o 6._o 1646._o the_o time_n when_o the_o king_n quit_v all_o hope_n put_v himself_o into_o the_o protection_n of_o the_o scotch_a army_n at_o newark_n during_o this_o process_n of_o time_n several_a message_n past_a divers_a treaty_n set_v on_o foot_n and_o other_o overture_n of_o accommodation_n but_o all_o come_v to_o no_o effect_n the_o war_n in_o england_n be_v now_o aâ—ter_n so_o much_o bloodshed_n and_o â—uine_n bring_v to_o some_o end_n the_o parliament_n be_v at_o leisure_n to_o dispute_v with_o the_o scot_n concern_v the_o keep_n of_o the_o king_n who_o fâ—aring_v lest_o fairfax_n shall_v fall_v upon_o they_o and_o compel_v they_o to_o deliver_v he_o up_o retreat_v further_o northwards_o towards_o newcastle_n the_o parliament_n send_v a_o invitation_n to_o the_o prince_n of_o wales_n to_o come_v to_o â—ondon_v with_o promise_n of_o honour_n and_o safety_n but_o he_o do_v not_o think_v fiâ—_n to_o venture_v the_o king_n send_v from_o new-castle_a to_o the_o army_n about_o a_o treaty_n
quae_fw-la ut_fw-la reliqua_fw-la habet_fw-la omne_fw-la siveritatem_fw-la non_fw-la habet_fw-la obtinere_fw-la nomen_fw-la non_fw-la potest_fw-la the_o secret_a history_n of_o king_n james_n i._n time_n which_o put_v a_o period_n to_o all_o thing_n under_o the_o sun_n begin_v now_o to_o sheaâ—â—_n the_o sword_n of_o war_n that_o have_v be_v long_o dispute_v the_o controversy_n which_o religion_n and_o policy_n that_o prince_n mix_v together_o have_v for_o many_o year_n so_o fierce_o maintain_v the_o wâ—â—ring_v out_o of_o that_o old_a but_o glorious_a and_o most_o happy_a piece_n of_o sovereignty_n queen_n elizabeth_n bate_v the_o spanish_a violence_n and_o end_v with_o the_o irish_a rebellion_n and_o submission_n of_o the_o great_a earl_n of_o tyrone_n as_o if_o the_o old_a genius_n of_o iron-handed_n war_n and_o a_o new_a one_o crown_v with_o a_o palm_n of_o peace_n have_v take_v possession_n of_o the_o english_a nation_n james_n the_o six_o king_n of_o scotland_n be_v proclaim_v king_n of_o england_n for_o though_o prince_n that_o find_v here_o a_o mortal_a felicity_n love_v not_o the_o noise_n of_o a_o successor_n in_o their_o life_n time_n yet_o they_o be_v willing_a for_o the_o peace_n of_o their_o people_n to_o have_v one_o when_o they_o can_v hear_v no_o more_o of_o it_o that_o which_o this_o bless_a queen_n can_v not_o endure_v from_o other_o she_o be_v please_v to_o express_v herself_o and_o bequeath_v in_o her_o last_o will_n as_o a_o legacy_n to_o this_o then_o happy_a naâ—ion_n he_o be_v thirty_o year_n of_o age_n when_o he_o come_v to_o the_o crown_n how_o dangerous_a the_o passage_n have_v be_v from_o his_o uâ—ry_a infancy_n to_o his_o middle_a age_n be_v not_o only_o write_v in_o may_o history_n but_o the_o untamed_a and_o untractable_a spirit_n of_o many_o of_o that_o nation_n be_v a_o sufficient_a witness_n and_o record_n the_o wise_a queen_n find_v many_o petty_a title_n but_o none_o of_o that_o power_n any_o other_o hand_n that_o shall_v have_v reach_v for_o the_o crown_n may_v have_v catch_v a_o cloud_n of_o confusion_n and_o those_o supporter_n and_o prop_n that_o hold_v up_o her_o greatness_n loath_a to_o submit_v to_o equal_n make_v scaffold_n to_o his_o triumph_n in_o the_o prosecution_n of_o wâ—at_n i_o shall_v remark_n relate_v to_o this_o â—_z i_o shall_v avoid_v all_o unnecessary_a severity_n and_o observe_v moâ—e_n duty_n and_o respect_n than_o may_v possible_o be_v think_v due_a by_o posterity_n to_o the_o person_n of_o a_o prince_n that_o after_o so_o exact_a a_o pattern_n as_o queen_n elizabeth_n leave_v he_o do_v by_o debauch_v parliament_n and_o so_o often_o break_v his_o word_n so_o far_o irritate_fw-la no_o less_o than_o impoverish_v the_o subject_a as_o his_o son_n be_v force_v to_o give_v concession_n to_o one_o render_v indissolvable_a but_o by_o their_o own_o will_n a_o mischief_n never_o can_v have_v befall_v england_n have_v king_n james_n leave_v they_o in_o the_o same_o bless_a serene_a temper_n he_o find_v they_o at_o the_o death_n of_o the_o queen_n the_o news_n of_o which_o be_v bring_v he_o first_o by_o cary_n after_o earl_n of_o monmouth_n who_o not_o able_a to_o satisfy_v such_o a_o concourse_n of_o doubt_n and_o question'_v as_o far_o more_o resolute_a nature_n than_o his_o do_v oâ—ten_o muster_v up_o on_o less_o occasion_n the_o king_n stand_v as_o in_o a_o maze_n be_v more_o affect_v through_o the_o fear_n of_o opposition_n than_o please_v with_o the_o present_a report_n till_o by_o a_o lame_a post_n he_o be_v advertise_v of_o his_o be_v joyful_o proclaim_v in_o london_n by_o the_o lord_n mayor_n and_o alderman_n and_o of_o the_o unquestioned_a reception_n his_o title_n in_o all_o place_n meet_v with_o no_o less_o than_o that_o the_o hope_n of_o some_o and_o feâ—rs_n of_o the_o major_a part_n assist_v by_o the_o prudent_a carriage_n of_o the_o treasurer_n and_o rant_a protestation_n of_o the_o earl_n of_o northumberland_n that_o in_o all_o place_n vapour_a he_o will_v bring_v he_o in_o by_o the_o sword_n have_v stop_v their_o mouth_n that_o desire_v he_o may_v be_v oblige_v to_o article_n among_o these_o true_o noble_a heroick_n and_o public_a spirit_n be_v sir_n walter_n raleigh_n the_o lord_n cobham_n sir_n john_n fortescue_n etc._n etc._n who_o be_v all_o afterwards_o ruin_v by_o the_o king_n and_o the_o noble_a sir_n walter_n most_o barbarous_o câ—t_v oâ—f_n this_o prince_n hold_v his_o thought_n so_o intent_n upon_o ease_n and_o pleasure_n that_o to_o aâ—oid_v any_o interruption_n likely_a to_o impede_fw-la any_o part_n of_o the_o felicity_n he_o have_v possess_v his_o imagination_n with_o from_o the_o union_n of_o these_o crown_n and_o to_o fit_v a_o example_n for_o his_o neighbour_n imitation_n who_o he_o desire_v to_o bring_v into_o the_o like_a resolution_n he_o cast_v himself_o as_o it_o be_v blindfold_z into_o a_o peace_n with_o spain_n far_o more_o destructive_a to_o england_n than_o a_o war._n king_n james_n throughout_o his_o whole_a reign_n content_v himself_o with_o the_o humble_a thought_n of_o be_v a_o terror_n to_o his_o own_o people_n not_o vallue_v that_o himself_o or_o nation_n shall_v make_v any_o considerable_a figure_n among_o foreign_a prince_n at_o his_o first_o come_n he_o be_v long_o detain_v from_o westminster_n by_o a_o plague_n look_v upon_o as_o the_o great_a till_o exceed_v in_o that_o which_o break_v out_o after_o his_o death_n take_v by_o the_o ill_a bode_a english_a for_o a_o presage_n of_o worse_a day_n than_o they_o have_v already_o see_v the_o good_a government_n of_o queen_n elizabeth_n not_o be_v in_o probability_n likely_a to_o bear_v the_o charge_n without_o fall_v into_o some_o destructive_a commotion_n of_o two_o such_o expensive_a prince_n succession_n without_o have_v one_o more_o popular_a to_o intervene_v after_o the_o peace_n of_o too_o much_o concernment_n to_o his_o catholic_n majesty_n to_o afford_v he_o leisure_n to_o imagine_v much_o less_o to_o insert_v so_o rugged_a a_o article_n as_o the_o performance_n of_o any_o promise_v our_o king_n have_v â—ade_v â—efore_o his_o reception_n in_o case_n the_o papist_n do_v not_o oppose_v which_o i_o have_v find_v register_v by_o many_o and_o so_o high_a as_o amount_v to_o a_o toleration_n at_o least_o if_o not_o a_o establish_n of_o popery_n he_o then_o observe_v in_o prudence_n it_o can_v not_o be_v concede_v by_o this_o new_a king_n have_v so_o many_o of_o his_o subject_n protestant_n for_o one_o of_o the_o romish_a profession_n and_o be_v besides_o no_o more_o zealous_a than_o other_o prince_n that_o make_v use_v of_o a_o religion_n only_o for_o a_o fence_n to_o immure_v their_o person_n and_o prerogative_n but_o esteem_v it_o a_o mere_a accident_n where_o reason_n of_o state_n drive_v on_o a_o bargain_n without_o it_o these_o neglect_v of_o the_o king_n of_o spain_n and_o england_n the_o first_o remain_v as_o careless_a of_o his_o faith_n as_o the_o other_o do_v of_o the_o performance_n of_o his_o word_n put_v the_o roman_a câ—tholicks_n for_o the_o present_a into_o so_o great_a a_o despair_n that_o lead_v they_o into_o that_o damn_a conspiracy_n call_v the_o gun_n powder_n treason_n the_o account_n of_o which_o in_o general_a be_v so_o well_o know_v that_o i_o need_v not_o here_o â—nlarge_v only_o give_v some_o hint_n concern_v it_o which_o be_v not_o common_a to_o be_v meet_v with_o the_o french_a ambassador_n then_o resident_a at_o court_n affirm_v to_o some_o person_n of_o quality_n his_o intimate_v that_o the_o first_o intimation_n of_o the_o powder_n treason_n come_v from_o his_o master_n who_o receive_v it_o from_o the_o jesuit_n of_o his_o faction_n to_o the_o end_n he_o may_v share_v in_o our_o ruin_n the_o kingdom_n of_o england_n be_v in_o the_o pope_n own_o judgement_n at_o that_o time_n too_o great_a a_o addition_n to_o that_o of_o spain_n where_o though_o it_o be_v first_o coin_v some_o say_v during_o the_o day_n of_o queen_n elizabethâ—_n â—_z yet_o the_o priest_n that_o undertake_v the_o promote_a of_o it_o seek_v to_o render_v it_o the_o most_o beneficial_a they_o can_v to_o their_o respective_a patron_n and_o here_o i_o can_v omit_v that_o after_o this_o happy_a discovery_n his_o majesty_n send_v a_o agent_n on_o purpose_n to_o cougratulate_v king_n james_n great_a preservation_n a_o flattery_n so_o palpable_a as_o the_o pope_n can_v not_o refrain_v laugh_v in_o the_o face_n of_o cardinal_n de_fw-fr ossat_n when_o he_o first_o tell_v it_o he_o nor_o he_o forbear_v to_o inform_v his_o king_n of_o it_o as_o may_v be_v find_v in_o his_o print_a letter_n it_o be_v notorious_a that_o at_o king_n james_n first_o assumption_n to_o the_o throne_n of_o england_n none_o seek_v his_o destruction_n more_o cordial_o than_o the_o spaniard_n till_o a_o continue_a tract_n of_o experience_n have_v full_o acquaint_v he_o with_o his_o temper_n nor_o be_v our_o king_n himself_o backward_o in_o foment_v
in_o about_o three_o day_n for_o god_n sake_n let_v i_o say_v the_o king_n shall_v i_o shall_v i_o then_o loll_v about_o his_o neck_n slabber_v his_o cheek_n as_o former_o the_o earl_n be_v scarce_o in_o his_o coach_n when_o the_o king_n use_v these_o very_a word_n i_o shall_v never_o see_v his_o face_n more_o let_v the_o reader_n judge_n whether_o this_o motto_n of_o qui_fw-la nescit_fw-la dissimilare_fw-la nescit_fw-la regnare_fw-la be_v not_o as_o well_o perform_v in_o this_o passage_n as_o his_o beati_fw-la pacifici_fw-la in_o the_o whole_a course_n of_o his_o life_n but_o before_o somerset_n approach_n to_o london_n his_o countess_n be_v apprehend_v at_o his_o arrival_n himself_o now_o be_v in_o hold_n the_o earl_n his_o countess_n sir_n thomas_n monson_n mrs._n turner_n weston_n and_o franklin_n with_o some_o other_o of_o less_o note_n the_o three_o last_o name_v be_v immediate_o arraign_v try_v and_o execute_v the_o next_o that_o come_v on_o the_o stage_n be_v the_o countess_n and_o sir_n t._n monson_n but_o the_o king_n be_v inform_v that_o the_o latter_a will_v discover_v some_o secret_n of_o prince_n henry_n death_n and_o other_o court_n intrigue_n he_o immediate_o dispatch_v a_o order_n to_o coke_n to_o stop_v prosecution_n and_o now_o for_o the_o last_o act_n enter_v somerset_n himself_o on_o the_o stage_n about_o who_o many_o stratagem_n be_v use_v and_o the_o king_n be_v put_v in_o great_a fear_n before_o they_o can_v get_v he_o froâ—_n the_o tower_n to_o westminster_n to_o take_v his_o trial_n but_o it_o be_v at_o last_o affect_v by_o a_o stratagem_n of_o sir_n george_n moor_n lieutenant_z of_o the_o tower_n but_o yet_o for_o fear_n he_o shall_v fly_v out_o into_o some_o strange_a discovery_n against_o the_o king_n he_o have_v two_o servant_n place_v on_o each_o side_n of_o he_o with_o a_o cloak_n on_o their_o arm_n give_v they_o a_o peremptory_a order_n if_o that_o somerset_n do_v any_o way_n sty_n out_o on_o the_o king_n they_o shall_v instant_o hoodwink_v he_o with_o that_o cloak_n and_o take_v he_o violent_o from_o the_o bar_n but_o the_o earl_n find_v himself_o thus_o overreach_v recollect_v a_o better_a temper_n and_o go_v on_o calm_o in_o his_o trial_n where_o he_o hold_v the_o company_n till_o seven_o at_o night_n but_o whoever_o hâ—d_n see_v the_o king_n be_v restless_a motion_n all_o that_o day_n send_v to_o every_o boat_n he_o see_v land_v at_o greenwich-bridge_n curse_v all_o that_o come_v without_o tiding_n will_v have_v easy_o judge_v all_o be_v not_o right_a and_o there_o have_v be_v some_o ground_n of_o his_o fear_n of_o somerset_n boldness_n but_o at_o last_o one_o bring_v he_o word_n he_o be_v condemn_v and_o the_o passage_n all_o be_v quiet_a and_o there_o be_v other_o strong_a inducement_n to_o believe_v summersault_n know_v that_o by_o he_o he_o desire_v none_o other_o shall_v be_v partaker_n of_o and_o that_o all_o be_v not_o peace_n within_o in_o the_o peacemaker_n himself_o for_o he_o ever_o courâ—ed_v somerset_n to_o his_o die_a day_n and_o give_v he_o four_o thousand_o pound_n per_fw-la annum_fw-la for_o fee_n farm_n rent_n after_o he_o be_v condemn_v and_o the_o king_n keep_v correspondence_n weekly_a with_o he_o by_o letter_n to_o his_o death_n some_o be_v of_o opinion_n that_o his_o countess_n and_o he_o will_v both_o have_v suffer_v have_v it_o not_o be_v for_o a_o unhappy_a expression_n of_o chief_a justice_n coke_n who_o in_o a_o vain_a glorious_a speech_n to_o show_v his_o vigilancy_n enter_v into_o a_o rapture_n as_o he_o sit_v on_o the_o bench_n say_v god_n know_v what_o become_v of_o that_o sweet_a babâ—_n prince_n henry_n but_o i_o know_v somewhat_o and_o sure_o in_o search_v the_o cabinet_n he_o light_v on_o some_o paper_n that_o speak_v plain_a in_o that_o which_o be_v ever_o whisper_v which_o have_v he_o go_v on_o in_o a_o gentle_a way_n will_v have_v fall_v in_o of_o themselves_o not_o to_o have_v be_v prevent_v but_o this_o solly_n of_o hit_v tongue_n stop_v the_o breath_n of_o the_o discovery_n of_o that_o so_o foul_a a_o murder_n and_o now_o begin_v villers_n the_o new_a favourite_n to_o reign_v without_o any_o controlment_n now_o he_o rise_v in_o honour_n as_o well_o as_o pride_n be_v break_v out_o of_o the_o modest_a bound_n that_o former_o have_v impail_v he_o to_o the_o highway_n of_o pride_n and_o scorn_n turn_v out_o and_o put_v in_o all_o he_o please_v first_o he_o get_v the_o lord-admiral_n turn_v out_o and_o himself_o make_v lord_n high_a admiral_n next_o he_o procure_v the_o seal_n to_o be_v take_v from_o egerton_n lord_n â—eeper_n and_o procure_v the_o place_n for_o bacon_n who_o be_v to_o pay_v he_o a_o large_a pension_n out_o of_o it_o heath_n attorney_n general_n pay_v a_o pension_n bargrave_n dean_n pay_v a_o pension_n with_o multitude_n of_o otherâ—_n foâ—herhy_a make_v bishop_n of_o salisbury_n pay_v down_o 3500_o l._n for_o his_o bishopric_n there_o be_v book_n of_o rate_n on_o all_o office_n bishopric_n deanery_n in_o england_n that_o can_v tell_v you_o what_o fines_n what_o pension_n all_o which_o go_v to_o maintain_v his_o numerous_a beggarly_a kindred_n which_o otherwise_o it_o have_v be_v almost_o impossible_a to_o have_v maintain_v they_o with_o three_o kingdom_n revenue_n then_o must_v these_o woman_n kindred_n be_v marry_v to_o earl_n and_o earl_n elder_a son_n baron_n or_o chief_a gentleman_n of_o great_a estate_n insomuch_o that_o the_o very_a female_a kindred_n be_v so_o numerous_a as_o sufficient_a to_o have_v people_v any_o plantation_n nay_o the_o very_a kitchen-wenche_n be_v marry_v to_o knight_n elder_a son_n proposal_n be_v make_v for_o a_o match_n with_o the_o infanta_n of_o spain_n and_o some_o progress_n be_v make_v therein_o it_o be_v resolve_v that_o sir_n john_n digby_n by_o commission_n under_o the_o great_a seal_n be_v authorize_v to_o treat_v and_o conclude_v the_o marriage_n and_o because_o the_o matter_n of_o religion_n be_v in_o chief_a debate_n those_o qualify_a article_n that_o be_v bring_v out_o of_o spain_n be_v send_v backâ—_n sign_v with_o the_o king_n hand_n they_o be_v to_o this_o effect_n that_o the_o pope_n dispensation_n be_v first_o obtain_v by_o the_o mere_a act_n of_o the_o king_n of_o spain_n that_o the_o child_n of_o this_o marriage_n be_v not_o constrain_v to_o be_v bring_v up_o protestant_n nor_o their_o title_n to_o the_o crown_n prejudice_v in_o case_n they_o prove_v catholic_n that_o the_o infanta_n family_n may_v be_v catholic_n and_o shall_v have_v place_n appoint_v for_o their_o divine_a service_n according_a to_o the_o use_n of_o the_o church_n of_o rome_n and_o that_o the_o jesuit_n and_o other_o ecclesiastic_n and_o priest_n may_v walk_v in_o their_o proper_a habit_n that_o she_o shall_v have_v a_o competent_a number_n of_o jesuit_n priest_n and_o chaplain_n and_o a_o confessor_n always_o attend_v she_o one_o whereof_o shall_v have_v power_n to_o govern_v the_o family_n in_o religious_a matter_n the_o people_n of_o england_n have_v in_o memory_n the_o intend_a cruelty_n of_o 88_o and_o hate_v the_o popish_a religion_n general_o hate_v this_o match_n and_o loathe_v the_o thought_n of_o have_v the_o romish_a priest_n to_o walk_v about_o the_o street_n in_o their_o habit_n and_o will_v have_v buy_v it_o off_o at_o the_o dear_a rate_n and_o what_o they_o dare_v oppose_v it_o by_o speech_n counsel_n wish_n prayer_n but_o if_o any_o one_o speak_v loud_o than_o his_o fellow_n he_o be_v soon_o put_v to_o silence_n disgrace_v and_o cross_v in_o court_n preferment_n the_o roman_a catholic_n desire_v the_o match_n above_o measure_n hope_v for_o a_o toleration_n yea_o a_o total_a restauration_n of_o their_o religion_n for_o beside_o the_o public_a article_n these_o follow_a private_a one_o in_o favour_n of_o the_o roman_a catholic_n be_v subsrcribe_v and_o swear_v to_o by_o the_o king_n they_o be_v in_o substance_n as_o follow_v i._n that_o particular_a law_n make_v against_o roman_a catholic_n as_o likewise_o general_a law_n under_o which_o all_o be_v equal_o comprise_v if_o so_o be_v they_o be_v such_o which_o be_v repugnant_a to_o the_o romish_a religion_n shall_v not_o hereafter_o on_o any_o account_n or_o mean_n be_v put_v in_o execution_n against_o they_o ii_o that_o no_o other_o law_n shall_v hereafter_o be_v make_v anew_o against_o the_o say_a roman_a catholic_n but_o that_o there_o shall_v be_v a_o perpetual_a toleration_n of_o the_o roman_n catholic_n religion_n iii_o that_o we_o and_o the_o prince_n of_o wales_n will_v interpose_v our_o authority_n and_o will_v do_v as_o much_o as_o in_o we_o shall_v lie_v that_o the_o parliament_n shall_v approve_v corfirm_v and_o ratify_v all_o and_o singular_a article_n in_o favour_n of_o the_o roman_a catholic_n and_o that_o hereafter_o we_o will_v not_o consent_v that_o the_o say_a parliament_n shall_v ever_o at_o any_o time_n enact_v
people_n free_o to_o elect_a their_o representative_n in_o the_o year_n 1634._o the_o design_n of_o ship-money_n be_v first_o set_v on_o foot_n and_o attorney_n general_n noâ—_n be_v consult_v about_o he_o pretend_v out_o of_o some_o musty_a record_n to_o find_v a_o ancient_a precedent_n of_o raise_v a_o tax_n on_o the_o nation_n by_o the_o authority_n of_o the_o king_n alone_o for_o set_v out_o a_o navy_n in_o case_n of_o danger_n which_o be_v thereupon_o put_v in_o execution_n though_o noâ—_n without_o great_a discontent_n both_o among_o the_o clergy_n and_o laiety_n discontent_n in_o scotland_n likewise_o begin_v to_o increase_v and_o a_o book_n be_v print_v and_o publish_v charge_v the_o king_n with_o indirect_a proceed_n and_o have_v a_o tendency_n to_o the_o rtmish_a belief_n and_o now_o to_o blow_v up_o these_o scotch_a spark_n to_o a_o flame_n c._n richeliâ—_n send_v over_o his_o chaplain_n and_o another_o gentleman_n to_o heighten_v their_o difference_n and_o some_o time_n aâ—ter_n viz._n the_o latter_a end_n of_o the_o year_n 1653._o great_a difference_n arise_v about_o church-matter_n in_o england_n chief_o occasion_v by_o a._n b._n laud'_v strict_a enjoin_v many_o new_a ceremony_n not_o former_o insist_v on_o and_o now_o vehement_o oppose_v by_o those_o call_v puritan_n to_o who_o adhere_v many_o of_o the_o episcopal_a party_n several_a gentleman_n of_o quality_n have_v refuse_v to_o pay_v the_o ship-money_n and_o among_o the_o rest_n esquire_n hambden_n of_o buck_n upon_o which_o the_o king_n refer_v the_o whole_a business_n to_o the_o twelve_o judge_n in_o michdelmas_n term_n 1636._o ten_o of_o who_o give_v their_o judgement_n against_o hambden_n but_o hutton_n and_o cook_n refuse_v it_o the_o king_n 1637._o issue_v out_o a_o proclamation_n in_o scotland_n command_v the_o use_n of_o the_o liturgy_n surplice_n altar_n etc._n etc._n there_o occasion_v great_a disorder_n and_o tumult_n among_o the_o common_a people_n who_o sometime_o after_o with_o the_o gentry_n enter_v into_o a_o solemn_a league_n and_o covenant_n to_o preserve_v the_o religion_n then_o profess_v the_o covenant_n the_o scot_n be_v resolve_v to_o maintain_v and_o to_o that_o purpose_n they_o send_v private_o for_o general_n lesley_n and_o other_o great_a officer_n from_o beyond_o sea_n provide_v themselves_o likewise_o with_o arm_n etc._n etc._n after_o this_o they_o elect_v commissioner_n for_o the_o general_a assembly_n who_o they_o cite_v to_o move_v the_o arch_a bishop_n and_o bishop_n to_o appear_v there_o as_o guilty_a person_n which_o be_v refuse_v the_o people_n present_v a_o bill_n of_o complaint_n against_o they_o to_o the_o presbytery_n at_o edenburg_n who_o according_o warn_v they_o to_o appear_v at_o the_o next_o general_n assembly_n at_o their_o meeting_n the_o bishop_n send_v in_o a_o protestation_n against_o their_o assembly_n which_o the_o covenanter_n think_v not_o fit_a to_o read_v and_o soon_o after_o they_o abolish_v episcopacy_n and_o then_o prepare_v for_o a_o war._n on_o which_o the_o king_n prepare_v a_o army_n against_o they_o with_o which_o anno._n 1639._o he_o march_v in_o person_n into_o the_o north_n but_o by_o the_o mediation_n of_o some_o person_n a_o treatise_n of_o peace_n be_v begin_v but_o soon_o break_v off_o the_o king_n therefore_o confider_n how_o to_o make_v provision_n for_o man_n and_o money_n and_o call_v a_o secret_a cabinet_n council_n consist_v only_o of_o lauâ—_n strafford_n and_o hamilton_n it_o be_v conclude_v that_o for_o the_o king_n supply_n a_o parliament_n must_v be_v call_v in_o england_n and_o another_o in_o ireland_n the_o scot_n foreseeing_a the_o storm_n prepare_v for_o their_o own_o defence_n make_v treaty_n in_o swedeâ—_n denmark_n holland_n and_o poland_n and_o the_o jesuit_n who_o be_v never_o â—dle_a endeavour_v to_o foment_n in_o the_o year_n 1640._o and_o the_o sixteen_o of_o the_o king_n reign_n a_o parliament_n be_v call_v in_o which_o the_o king_n prâ—sses_v therefore_o a_o speedy_a supply_n to_o suppress_v what_o he_o call_v the_o violence_n of_o the_o scot_n buâ—_n this_o parliament_n not_o comply_v with_o the_o king_n desire_n be_v by_o the_o advice_n of_o the_o juncto_n dissolve_v have_v only_o sit_v twenty_o two_o day_n laud_n by_o his_o violent_a proceed_n against_o those_o call_v puritan_n and_o by_o his_o strict_a enjoin_v of_o old_a un-observed_n ceremony_n which_o by_o many_o be_v think_v popish_a procure_v to_o himself_o much_o hatred_n from_o the_o generality_n of_o people_n that_o upon_o may_v 9_o 1640._o a_o paper_n be_v fix_v on_o the_o royal_a exchange_n incite_v the_o prentice_n to_o go_v and_o sack_n his_o house_n at_o lambeth_n the_o monday_n aâ—ter_n but_o the_o archbishop_n have_v notice_n of_o their_o design_n and_o provide_v according_o that_o at_o the_o time_n when_o they_o come_v endeavour_v to_o enter_v his_o house_n they_o be_v repulse_v the_o king_n call_v a_o select_a juncto_fw-la to_o consult_v about_o the_o scot_n where_o the_o earl_n of_o strafford_n deliver_v his_o mind_n in_o such_o term_n as_o afterward_o prove_v his_o ruin_n war_n against_o they_o be_v resolve_v on_o and_o money_n be_v to_o be_v procure_v one_o way_n or_o other_o the_o city_n be_v invite_v to_o lend_v but_o absolute_o refuse_v some_o of_o the_o gentry_n contribute_v indifferent_a free_o so_o that_o with_o their_o assistance_n the_o army_n be_v complete_v the_o king_n himself_o be_v generalissimo_n march_v his_o army_n into_o the_o north_n where_o be_v some_o action_n in_o which_o the_o scot_n have_v the_o better_a a_o treaty_n be_v then_o set_v on_o foot_n and_o at_o last_o conclude_v the_o chief_a condition_n for_o the_o call_n a_o parliament_n in_o england_n who_o according_o meet_v nou._n 3._o 1640._o and_o the_o king_n in_o his_o speech_n tell_v they_o that_o the_o scotish_n trouble_v be_v the_o cause_n of_o their_o meeting_n and_o therefore_o require_v they_o to_o consider_v of_o the_o most_o expedient_a mean_n for_o câ—sting_v they_o out_o and_o desire_v a_o supply_n from_o they_o for_o maintain_v of_o his_o army_n the_o commons_o begin_v with_o the_o vote_v down_o all_o monopoly_n and_o all_o such_o member_n as_o have_v any_o benefit_n by_o they_o be_v vote_v out_o of_o the_o house_n they_o then_o vote_v down_o ship-money_n with_o the_o opinion_n of_o the_o judge_n thereupon_o to_o be_v illegal_a and_o a_o charge_n of_o high_a treason_n be_v order_v to_o be_v draw_v up_o against_o eight_o of_o they_o and_o they_o begin_v with_o the_o keeper_n finch_n decemb._n 11._o alderman_n pennington_n and_o some_o hundred_o of_o citizen_n present_v a_o petition_n subscribe_v by_o 15000_o hand_n against_o church_n discipline_n and_o ceremony_n and_o then_o the_o commons_o vote_v that_o the_o clergy_n in_o a_o convocation_n have_v no_o power_n to_o make_v canon_n or_o law_n without_o parliament_n and_o that_o the_o canon_n be_v against_o the_o fundamental_a law_n of_o the_o realm_n the_o king_n prerogative_n and_o the_o property_n of_o the_o subject_a the_o right_a of_o parliament_n and_o tend_v to_o faction_n and_o sedition_n in_o pursuance_n hereof_o a_o charge_n be_v order_v to_o be_v draw_v up_o against_o archbishop_n laud_n and_o other_o and_o after_o vote_v guilty_a of_o high_a treason_n and_o send_v to_o the_o tower_n the_o scot_n likewise_o prefer_v a_o charge_n against_o the_o archbishop_n and_o the_o earl_n of_o strafford_n require_v justice_n against_o they_o both_o as_o the_o great_a incendiary_n and_o disturber_n both_o of_o church_n and_o stâ—te_n on_o monday_n march_v 25._o 1640._o the_o earl_n of_o sâ—rafford's_n trial_n begin_v in_o westminâ—ter_n hall_n the_o king_n queen_n and_o prince_n be_v present_a and_o the_o commons_o be_v there_o likewise_o as_o a_o committee_n at_o the_o manage_n their_o accusation_n the_o chief_a of_o who_o be_v pym._n the_o earl_n make_v a_o long_a defence_n but_o the_o commons_o be_v resolve_v to_o prosecute_v he_o to_o death_n and_o to_o proceed_v against_o he_o by_o bill_n of_o attainder_n which_o they_o proceed_v to_o dispatch_v and_o upon_o the_o 25_o of_o apâ—il_n they_o pass_v the_o bill_n and_o a_o few_o day_n after_o the_o lord_n do_v likewise_o the_o bill_n be_v finish_v and_o the_o king_n willing_a to_o save_v the_o earl_n may_v 21._o make_v a_o speech_n to_o both_o house_n in_o the_o earl_n behalf_n and_o so_o dismiss_v they_o to_o their_o great_a discontent_n which_o be_v propagate_v so_o far_o that_o may_v 23._o weâ—e_v 1000_o citizen_n most_o of_o they_o arm_v come_v throng_v to_o westminster_n cry_v out_o for_o justice_n against_o the_o earl_n of_o strafford_n on_o sunday_n follow_v the_o king_n consult_v the_o judge_n and_o several_a bishop_n mâ—nday_n may_v 10._o the_o king_n give_v commission_n to_o several_a lord_n to_o pass_v two_o billsâ—_n one_o the_o bill_n of_o attainder_n against_o strafford_n the_o other_o for_o continue_v the_o parliament_n during_o the_o pleasure_n of_o both_o house_n the_o next_o