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… of both Kingdoms. Your very Loving Friends and Servants, E. Manchester, Loudoun. Derby-House, May 4. 1645. The … Breach in the New-Work Wall, where they came to Push of Pike, and Col. St. George of the King's side, in a Gallantry … Servants. Edward Farmer, Vicec. Com. Rowland St. John, &c. Northampt. June 4 th 1645. past 10. at Night. From Sir …
Historical Collections of Private Passages of State
… King's Standard was, and had charged it home to Push of Pike with his single Troop; and they then, together with the … them that the Pope rules in Peace here in Northumberland, &c. no Prosecution neither of Priest or Papist: And in another … Money in lieu thereof may be restored. And we shall pray, &c. W. G. C. Tr. C.T. Chr. An. Jo. C. To our Trusty and Well …
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… only much and learnedly controverted by Declarations, & c. but also the Persons in the Countries acting by these … surely did most concerm them and the Kingdom. Stat. 13. E. 1. But touching that, they very well know, That by the Law … over them. For the Statute of Winchester, made the 13. E. 1. then in force, did declare the certain Proportion of …
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… The Garison in the Town forced to eat Horses, Dogs, &c. Again supply'd; Tredagh freed from its Siege, March 4. … Scotland, France and Ireland, Defender of the Faith, &c. To Our well-beloved Our Mayor of the City of Dublin from … the Irish Rebels. Urban, Servant of the Servants of God, &c. To his beloved Son, Eugenius O-Neal. You are accustomed to …
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… Sects, Puritans, Conformists, Separatists Anabaptists, &c .which do rent asunder the Bowels both of Kirk and Kingdom: … and ample Commissions to the Commissioners residing at E. for to do every thing that shall be found by common Advice … And that the Footmen be armed with Musket and Sword, or Pike and Sword; and where these cannot be had, that they be …
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… of the County of Northumberland, January 20. A Letter, &c. Gentlemen, Altho we justly presume, That the solemn mutual … elsewhere. Sir Thomas Glenham's first Answer. An Answer &c. My Lord, I Have received by your Trumpeter a Letter from … left Sir William Fairfax, Colonel Ashton, Colonel Rigby, &c. to continue that Siege, and repaired into Yorkshire with …
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… four hundred Pounds worth of Corn, Malt, Butter, Cheese, &c. they not having left in the Town two days Bread. The Night … Earl of Essex to Major-General Skippon. A Letter from the E. of Essex, the next day after he left the Army, to Major … several times, but still they rallied: It came to Push of Pike, and therein my Lord Byron had also the Advantage, …
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… Proclamation, or else to depart the Kingdom forthwith, & c. These Votes were accordingly communicated to the Lords, at … yet to say they had traiterously and rebelliously raised, &c. And so the next Day their Protestation was framed and … and Desires of the Lords of the Pale, Decemb. 1641, &c. Nor indeed had they any Colour of Complaint, the Cause of …
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… Army Chap. III. The Proceedings of Fairfax's Army, amp;c. A council of War called. The Parliament being thus become … and Foot, and were Quarter'd about Tavestock, Okehampton, &c intending to oblige Fairfax to rise from the East-side of … and Line, the Dispute continued long at Push of Pike, and with Butt-ends of Muskets, till at last it pleased …
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… Treaty of Peace CHAP. VIII. Messages, Answers, Replies, &c. between the King and the two Houses, touching the Treaty … in Parliament. Parliament's Declaration to fight with, &c. those that put in execution the Array. Aug. 8th. Whereas … Thomas Gardiner, replied, There would be Law found for it e're long. 2. That the said Sir Thomas Gardiner, in the said …