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A25934 Articles of impeachment against George Lord Digby by the Commons in this present Parliament assembled, in maintenance of their accusation whereby hee standeth accused with high treason in their names, and in the names of all the Common in England : whereunto is added a strange and unheard of oraison put by the papists ... England and Wales. Parliament. House of Commons. 1642 (1642) Wing A3852; ESTC R11675 2,213 8

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ARTICLES OF IMPEACHMENT Against George Lord Digby By the Commons in this present Parliament Assembled In Maintenance of their Accusation whereby hee standeth accused with High Treason in their names and in the names of all the Commons in ENGLAND Whereunto is added a strange and unheard of Oraison put by the Papists found in the pocket of Captaine James Rauley a Rebell in Ireland Sent from Dublin in a Letter of Note by Captaine Edmund Hippisley to Sir Iohn Hippisley Knight a Member of the House of COMMONS London Printed for John Wright Feb. 28. 1642. Articles of Impeachment against George Lord Digby by the Commons in this present Parliament Assembled 1641. 1. THAT the said George Lord Digby in or about the moneth of Ianuary 1641. maliciously Trayterousl● endeavoured to perswade the Kings Majesty to levey forces against his Majesties Liege Subjects within this Kingdome and the said George Lord Digby did in or about the same moneth actually levey forces within this Realme to the teror of his Majesties Subjects 2. That the said George Lord Digby and about the said moneth of Ianuary and at other times falsely maliciously and Trayterously labour to raise a jealousie and disention betweene the King and his people and to possesse his Majesty that he could not live with safety of his Person amongst them and did thereupon Trayterously endeavour to perswade his Majesty to betake himselfe to some place of strength for his defence 3. That the said George Lord Digby in or about the same moneth of Ianuary and at other times did maliciously and Trayterously endeavour to stirre up Jealousies and discensions betweene the King and his Parliament and to that end and purpose did the same moneth of Iann wickedly advise the framing of certaine false and scandalous Articles of high Treason against the Lord Kimbolton Dencill Hollis Esq. Sir Arthur Haselrigg Barronet Iohn Hampden Iohn Pym and Master Strowd Esqrs. And did perswade his Majestie accompanied with divers Souldiers and others in warlike manner to come in person to the house of Commons sitting in Parliament to demande the said members of the said House to the apparent endangering of his Majesties person and the high violation of the priviledges and being of Parliaments Al which matters were done by the said Georg Lord Digby trayterously and wickedly to Alianate the hearts of his Majesties Leige people from his Majestie and set division betweene them and stir up war within this Kingdome For wich the Commons doe impeach him the said George Lord Digby of high Treason And the said Commons by protestation saving o themselves the libertie of exhibiting at any time hereafter any other o ccation or impeachment against the said George Lord Digby and also of replying to the answer which hee shall make to the said Articles or any of them or of offering proofe of the premises or any of them or of any other impeachment or accusation that shall be exhibited by them as the case shall according to the course of Parliament require Doe pray that the said George Lord Dighy may be put to answer all and every the premises in the presence of the Commons and that such proceedings examinations Tryalls Judgments and executions may be upon every of them had and used as is agreable to Law and Justice Sir THe Lord of Antrim is not in the Rebellion as yet but is much mistrusted hee will bee by reason hee is now gone to the County of Kildare where at the first this businesse was begun the Rebels would willingly come in if they could but once heare of a Proclamation that they should have the liberty of their conscience for some such thing they much expect if they be not mistaken of their ayme Sir this Prayer I took out of a Rebels pocket that I kiled one Iames Rauley a Captaine of the Rebels who cryed for quarter when I had sheathed my sword in his bowels fearing I should be too troublesome I rest now what I alwayes was Sir your most obedient and most affectionate servant till death From Dublin this tenth of February 1641. THis Oraison was found on the Tombe of our blessed Lady and is of such effect that whosoever will have the same or say it daily or carry it about him shall be safe from fire water and skirmish of battaile and also from noysome hanting of spirits Moreover whosoever shall say a Pater Ave and Creed daily to the honor of holy and miraculous Virgin Mary shee will visibly shew her self unto him 3-times before his death O Most sweet Lord Jesus Christ only Son of the omnipotent Father God of Angels and onely Sonne of the most gracious Virgin Mary helpe me a sinner and save me from all present dangers wherein I am Most excellent and blessed Virgin to be praised to pray and vvi for me a miserable sinner to thy welbeloved Son O chast and honourable womm thou art the Mother of Angels and Archangels helpe me from all present evils and all to come O flower of Patriarcks O shining brightnesse of the Apostles O hope of glory O beauty fo Virgins O high thoughts of Angels and Archangels O most sweet woman I most humbly beseech thee not to for sake me at the trembling time of my death when my soule shall be separated from my body whereby I may see my selfe in everlasting glory by him O flower and sweetest foundation of sweetnesse O star of Christ O haven of health O Queene of penitent offenders Hope of the faithfull Archangels Thou whose conversation is the onely recreation of the Angels Archangels O most honourable Lady of all sweetnesse and fortitude thou art the most wholesom'st medicine for all sores Thou a●● the labour of all vertues through thee doe ever Angels and Archangels rejoyce O Mother of mercy looke on me with thine owne mercifull eyes And I commit me to thy most blessed armes to inspire my soule and body and my thoughts so thus it pleaseth thee and thine owne beloved Sonne Jesus Christ Pater Ave and Creed MOst glorious Virgin let thy flowing grace defend me from the danger of each place grant that thy merits once may make me rise from Tombe above the spangled cristall Skie grant to my Countrey I may so well end that I may praise thee eternally AMEN I found this in the pocket of a Captaine of the Rebels Captaine Iames Rauley FINIS