Newes from hell, Rome and the inns of court wherein is sett forth the coppy of a letter written from the Diuell to the Pope : the true coppy of the petition delivered to the King at York : the coppy of certaine artikles of agreement betweene the Divill, the Pope and divers others : the discription of a feast sent from the Diuell to the Pope together with a short advertisement to the high court of Parliament with sundry other particulars /
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Newes from hell, Rome and the inns of court wherein is sett forth the coppy of a letter written from the Diuell to the Pope : the true coppy of the petition delivered to the King at York : the coppy of certaine artikles of agreement betweene the Divill, the Pope and divers others : the discription of a feast sent from the Diuell to the Pope together with a short advertisement to the high court of Parliament with sundry other particulars /
J. M.
Milton, John, 1608-1674.
[2], 25 p.
s.n.],
[London :
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NEWES
FROM
HELL
ROME
AND
THE
INNS
OF
COURT
WHEREIN
Is
sett
forth
The
Coppy
of
a
letter
written
from
the
Diuell
to
the
Pope
.
The
true
coppy
of
the
Petition
deliuered
to
the
King
at
York
.
The
coppy
of
certaine
artikles
of
agreement
betweene
the
Divill
.
the
Pope
,
and
divers
others
.
The
discription
of
a
feast
,
sent
from
the
Diuell
to
the
Pope
together
with
a
short
advertisement
to
the
high
court
of
Parliament
,
with
sundry
other
Particulars
.
Published
for
the
futuar
peace
&
tranquility
of
the
Inhabitants
of
great
BRITANY
.
By
J
M.
Printed
in
the
yeare
of
grace
and
reformation
.
1641.
TO
OVR
DEERLY
BELOVED
SON
THE
MOST
PIEOUS
AND
MOST
RELIGIOVS
PRImate
of
the
Romaine
Church
and
to
all
our
deerely
beloued
children
the
Cardinals
and
Lordly
Bushops
in
Europe
Haste
:
Haste
:
Poste
:
Haste
.
Your
intire
Prince
and
God
of
this
world
,
Lucifer
,
Prince
of
Darknes
,
and
Superstition
,
King
of
s●●ks
and
Phlegeto●
,
Suppreame
Lord
of
Ghehenna
,
Tartaria
,
Colmakia
,
Samoyedia
,
Lappia
,
Cor●lia
,
and
Colmagoria
,
Prince
abissus
,
and
sole
commander
of
Seeberia
,
Alteenia
,
Pecheora
,
&
of
all
the
Infernall
furies
&
their
punise
,
the
Jesuites
,
Priests
,
and
Semenaries
.
Sendeth
Greeting
,
Moste
Dearely
beloued
Sonne
,
and
you
our
dutifull
childeren
,
whose
sanctity
we
reuerence
whose
persons
we
adore
whose
wisdomes
we
admire
▪
at
whose
Pollicis
wee
wonder
at
whose
power
we
muse
,
and
at
whose
iunincible
stratagems
we
stand
amazed
.
Nor
can
we
in
the
first
place
,
but
extoll
,
aplaud
,
&
most
highly
commend
thee
our
deere
sonn
for
the
extreordinary
care
in
the
aduancement
of
ovr
Kingdome
.
And
as
next
in
place
the
extreordinary
dilligent
and
vigilant
care
of
all
our
beloued
children
the
Lordly
Bushops
,
in
the
advancement
of
our
Regall
power
to
the
great
enlardgment
of
our
infernall
dominions
,
by
their
rare
&
Subtill
plots
,
&
stratagems
.
And
in
a
more
spetial
manner
we
are
pleased
through
our
infernall
grace
&
fauour
to
extoll
them
for
this
their
present
and
excellent
invention
,
in
sowing
discord
amongst
the
English
heririkes
,
as
also
in
prouoking
the
Scots
heririkes
to
an
apparant
oposition
against
their
King
,
yea
so
farr
as
to
an
invasion
of
the
Teritories
of
England
,
al
which
services
are
most
deare
and
axceptable
unto
us
.
Jnrespect
of
which
seruices
,
as
also
for
their
fidellity
to
vs
&
our
kingdom
,
we
haue
caused
our
princepall
secretary
of
estate
,
Don
Antonio
Furioso
Diabelo
▪
to
make
an
especiall
Jnroullment
of
their
names
in
our
Callend
amongst
those
our
deere
seruants
the
plotters
of
the
gunpowder
treason
,
and
the
most
renowned
the
complloters
of
the
former
inuasion
of
England
,
in
the
yeare
of
grace
1588.
and
since
the
creation
of
the
world
5609
both
which
services
although
their
events
were
no
wayes
answerable
to
our
royall
expectation
,
yet
those
instruments
that
so
freely
aduentured
themselues
in
them
,
shall
be
euer
renouned
in
our
Court
infernall
,
and
most
acceptable
to
our
person
.
And
for
the
better
incouragement
of
these
our
trusty
and
well
beloued
seruants
in
the
speedier
advancement
of
this
worke
,
now
intended
for
the
vtter
extirpation
of
all
heritikes
&
increace
of
our
regall
power
,
we
are
pleased
by
this
our
royall
manuell
to
giue
vnto
them
assureance
of
our
aid
&
best
assistance
in
the
most
efficatious
manner
that
our
Princely
power
can
extend
vnto
,
And
because
our
former
sttatagems
put
in
excecution
by
our
beloued
Cosen
&
Councelor
the
King
of
Spaine
were
by
him
nowayes
effected
according
to
our
princely
expectation
,
We
haue
now
therefore
imposed
our
princely
command
upon
our
beloued
servant
the
King
of
France
;
at
the
humble
sutemade
vnto
vs
,
by
our
children
the
Lordly
Bushops
and
by
some
of
our
servants
of
greatest
quality
in
the
Realme
of
England
,
as
also
by
our
servants
the
Iesuites
and
Romane
Catholikes
of
England
,
To
haue
a
Puisant
armie
in
readines
,
for
the
Invasion
of
England
,
at
such
a
time
,
as
those
our
children
and
servants
,
shal
conceiue
it
most
conuenient
,
&
efficatious
.
And
further
our
will
and
pleasure
is
,
that
you
our
deere
Son
shall
still
parsist
to
stirr
vp
&
Incourage
our
children
the
arch-Bishops
,
as
also
thy
disiples
&
our
Loyall
Subiects
&
servants
,
the
Iesuites
,
Priests
,
and
Semenaries
,
to
this
work
,
that
they
with
all
their
might
together
with
our
powrefull
policis
granted
vnto
them
may
striue
to
effect
this
work
with
all
Celerity
,
That
we
may
once
more
see
our
Kingdome
of
Superstition
Re-established
:
in
the
Monarchie
of
great
Britayne
,
and
Ireland
,
The
motiues
to
be
pressed
,
iuducing
them
to
the
expeditious
effecting
of
the
same
is
principali
,
their
respect
to
our
Kingly
honour
next
their
owne
increace
of
greatnes
for
we
promise
&
assure
them
by
the
word
of
a
King
Jnfernall
,
That
every
of
them
shall
raigne
as
Princes
under
vs
,
not
onely
ouer
the
bodies
&
estates
of
men
but
also
ouer
their
Soules
,
by
&
through
the
many
infernall
graces
by
vs
most
freely
and
beningnly
Conferred
on
them
,
and
hreeby
,
to
make
them
the
more
sensible
of
these
our
seueral
graces
confered
on
them
,
we
are
pleased
therefore
here
at
presēt
to
expres
but
some
few
of
them
in
perticular
(
as
namely
)
pride
,
vaine
,
glory
,
hipocricy
,
selfe-loue
of
themselues
&
of
this
present
world
,
loue
of
will
worship
,
&
advancement
of
Idolatary
,
Together
with
that
spetiall
gift
of
couetuousnesse
The
onely
piller
to
all
the
rest
of
our
infernall
garces
conferred
on
them
.
Thirdly
.
In
respect
of
the
cleare
passadg
by
us
made
for
them
,
by
setting
the
heritikes
for
this
long
time
at
varience
amongst
themselues
,
By
our
trusty
servants
the
Lawyers
,
and
advancement
of
Idolitary
amonst
them
,
The
onely
meanes
in
our
Princely
wisdom
conceaued
to
be
to
the
breakeing
of
the
bond
of
unity
and
peace
,
thereby
to
provoke
the
great
God
of
heauen
to
leaue
them
to
themselues
and
to
our
powrfull
stratagemse
,
We
are
likewise
pleased
to
take
spetiall
Notice
of
that
service
done
by
our
children
the
Lordly
Bushops
,
in
working
the
dissolution
of
the
assembly
of
Parliament
,
in
May
last
past
1640
by
which
meanes
nothing
was
efected
for
the
good
of
heritikes
either
concerning
their
church
or
common
welth
,
so
as
the
sucses
of
this
dissigne
of
ourse
was
thereby
no
ways
hindred
you
are
likewise
to
let
them
know
from
vs
,
that
the
Noblemen
of
Engand
are
dishartened
,
the
the
Gentry
,
daunted
,
the
Comunality
devided
,
the
number
of
our
servants
the
Romman
Catholiks
infinitly
increased
,
and
the
Realme
in
Genrall
greatly
oppressed
not
onely
by
the
sundry
Monapolies
but
also
by
the
invinceable
opressing
power
of
our
children
the
Lordly
Bishops
,
the
multitude
of
our
seruants
the
corrupt
Judges
,
bace
minded
Lawyers
,
seditious
Aturnnies
,
and
woden
headed
Docters
of
our
Siuil
lawes
,
Procters
,
Prothonotaries
.
Regist●rs
,
Advocates
,
Solissitors
,
and
Apparrators
,
whom
wee
haue
caused
to
swarme
,
like
to
the
Egiptian
Locusts
,
ouer
al
the
land
for
the
sowing
of
discord
&
blowing
the
coals
of
contention
amongst
all
the
Jnhabitants
of
the
same
,
they
haueing
al
of
them
long
since
receaued
instructions
by
some
of
our
infernal
spirits
sent
forth
from
vs
to
that
effect
.
You
are
likewise
to
let
them
know
,
that
out
of
our
princely
respect
to
them
and
their
dambenable
actions
for
our
honour
,
We
are
pleased
to
take
spetiall
notice
of
that
service
which
they
most
willingly
endeauored
to
efect
for
the
confusion
of
all
the
heritiks
:
Jnhabiting
England
,
Scotland
,
Ireland
,
and
the
Netherlands
,
by
the
late
(
conceaued
)
Jnvincible
Armado
procured
from
Spaine
in
the
yeare
of
our
raigne
5660.
Which
through
the
providence
of
the
Celestiall
powers
then
ouer
them
.
And
the
dissturbance
of
Martain
Harper
Trump
,
here
below
,
Fail●ed
of
that
Sucses
which
we
together
with
them
expectod
and
hoped
for
,
To
our
no
lesse
sorrow
then
theirs
.
Nor
can
we
but
aplaud
the
dilligent
care
taken
by
our
Children
,
&
servants
of
greatest
quality
in
that
Kingdom
,
In
preventing
the
discovery
of
that
Jnvasiue
plott
,
by
the
heritikes
,
and
their
small
well-meaneing
State
.
Through
their
speidy
flight
to
dover
Rode
,
and
private
Conference
there
with
Don
Oquindo
,
the
Generalissimo
of
Spaine
to
that
effect
,
All
which
was
most
exquesitly
performed
,
especially
by
our
hispaniolized
lacklatine
Lord
,
our
deerely
beloued
Servant
.
And
lastly
our
hope
is
,
that
this
presant
plott
sett
on
foot
by
these
our
trusty
&
well-beloued
chlldren
,
and
Servants
aforenamed
,
&
by
their
earnest
endeuours
&
our
assistance
once
effected
,
will
Crowne
all
our
labours
to
our
unspeakeable
Terrestriall
glory
,
and
their
eternal
favours
by
vs
to
be
conferred
on
them
in
our
Royall
pallace
of
perdition
where
we
haue
already
Imposed
our
Royal
command
vpon
our
trusty
and
wellbeloued
cozen
and
councelor
,
Peot●r
Tretyacoue
Chancelor
Evane
Becklemeesheue
our
Knight
Marshall
,
Richardo
Slowe
Treasurer
,
and
Don
Serborus
grand
Porter
of
our
said
Pallace
,
to
giue
them
free
admittance
into
our
Royall
Presence
.
Thus
,
no
wayes
doubting
of
your
singular
care
and
dilligence
in
fullfilling
this
our
Royall
will
and
Pleasure
hereby
expressed
,
we
do
further
impose
our
Royall
favour
and
Princely
respect
to
be
by
you
presented
vnto
our
trusty
and
wellbeloued
cozen
and
councellour
your
present
●untio
in
the
Court
of
England
,
as
also
vnto
our
beloued
children
,
and
servants
,
the
Bishops
,
Jesuites
,
Priests
,
and
Semenaries
,
our
faithfull
,
agents
in
this
invinceable
plott
,
and
also
to
all
our
faithfull
subiects
&
servatns
the
Romane
Catholikes
of
England
.
We
are
pleased
to
remaine
.
Your
Royall
Sofferraigne
and
Patron
of
all
your
dambenable
plots
and
stratagems
now
in
hand
.
Giuen
at
oure
Infernall
pallace
of
perdition
this
1.
of
September
,
and
in
the
5661
yeare
of
our
most
dambnable
raigne
,
Poste
Scripte
.
Since
the
aboue
written
wee
are
creadibly
informed
of
the
intention
of
a
most
scandelous
petition
to
be
deliuered
by
asmall
number
of
heriticall
Lords
vnto
their
King
at
Yorke
,
which
doth
not
a
little
touch
our
honour
,
and
the
discouery
of
this
our
present
stratagem
.
Our
expresse
will
and
pleasure
is
,
that
there
be
some
speedy
course
taken
for
the
suppressing
of
the
same
,
And
the
authors
thereof
sevearely
punnished
,
and
Pomfret
Castell
alotted
vnto
them
for
their
abode
,
vntil
our
wil
and
pleasure
be
further
known
and
this
our
dissigne
be
effected
,
of
which
faile
you
not
,
as
you
tender
our
Royall
favour
the
suckses
of
this
our
dissigne
,
and
your
owne
safety
.
Farewell
.
Antonio
Furioso
Diabelo
:
Principalio
Secretario
.
Cousider
this
and
marck
the
substance
well
It
seemes
a
letter
from
the
finnd
of
hell
.
What
er
the
form
or
method
seeme
to
be
Th'
intent
thereof
,
was
quite
the
contrary
Had
this
not
rung
a
knell
in
som
mens
eares
Th'
had
neare
bin
freed
from
their
slauish
fearse
,
Of
tyrany
,
opression
,
and
th
Bishops
pride
;
Iudges
,
and
Lawyers
;
a
wicked
crewe
beside
,
Of
Docters
?
procters
,
that
the
Realme
did
swaye
,
Trod
vnder
foote
,
Gods
truth
turnd
night
to
day
.
Strove
to
coufound
great
Brittayns
Monarchy
,
Iustice
,
and
truth
peruert
,
advance
,
t
,
i
m
Piety
,
And
all
,
by
this
,
Romse
doctrine
to
preferr
,
Obey
the
Pope
;
and
serue
King
Lucifer
,
That
is
the
cause
,
why
them
he
doth
aplaud
,
That
he
thereby
,
with
them
,
may
haue
the
,
LAVD
,
And
honour
due
,
vnto
his
servants
all
,
That
striu
by
him
,
to
worke
great
Brittaynes
fall
.
A
TRVE
COPPJE
OF
THE
PETITION
WHICH
WAS
BY
THE
LORDS
PRESENTED
VNTO
THE
KING
at
Yorke
Seprember
the
12.
1640.
To
the
Kjngs
most
Excelent
majesty
.
THe
humble
petition
of
your
Ma'ties
most
Loyall
subiects
,
whose
names
are
here
under
subscribed
,
in
the
behalfe
of
themselues
,
and
divers
others
.
Most
gracious
Sofferaigne
The
sence
of
that
duty
we
owe
to
Gods
sacred
Majesty
,
&
our
nearest
affection
to
the
good
and
welfare
of
this
your
Realme
of
England
,
haue
moued
vs
in
all
humility
,
to
beseech
your
Royall
Ma'ty
,
to
giue
vs
leaue
to
offer
to
your
princely
wisdom
,
the
apprehencion
which
we
and
others
your
faithfull
subiects
haue
conceiued
,
of
the
great
distemper
and
danger
now
threatnig
this
Church
&
state
,
&
your
royall
person
,
&
of
the
fittest
meanes
to
remoue
&
preuent
the
same
.
The
evils
&
dangers
whereof
your
Ma'ty
may
be
pleased
to
take
notice
of
,
are
these
.
That
your
Ma'ties
sacred
person
,
is
exposed
to
hazard
&
danger
,
in
this
present
expedition
against
the
Scotish
Army
,
&
that
by
ocasion
of
this
warr
,
your
Ma'tys
revenuse
are
much
wasted
,
your
subiects
burthened
,
with
cote
and
conduct
mony
,
billiting
of
souldiers
,
&
other
military
charges
,
&
divers
rapinse
&
disorders
(
committed
,
)
in
severall
parts
of
this
your
realme
,
by
the
souldiers
raised
for
that
service
,
&
the
whole
realme
full
of
fearse
&
discontentments
.
The
sundry
innovations
in
maters
,
of
Religion
,
the
oath
of
〈◊〉
lately
imposed
vpon
the
cleargy
&
others
of
your
Ma'ties
subiects
,
the
great
increase
of
popery
,
&
imploying
of
popish
recusants
&
others
ill
affected
vnto
religeon-are
established
in
places
of
power
&
trust
▪
especially
in
comanding
of
men
&
armse
,
both
in
the
feeld
,
&
in
sundry
other
Coumpties
of
this
your
Realme
,
which
by
the
lawse
,
they
are
not
permitted
to
haue
any
armes
in
their
owne
houses
,
The
great
mischiefe
that
may
fall
vpon
this
Kingdom
,
if
the
intention
which
hath
beene
creadibly
reported
,
of
the
bringing
in
of
Irish
and
forraigne
forces
should
take
effect
,
The
heauy
charge
of
marchants
,
to
the
great
discouragement
of
trade
,
The
multitude
of
monapolies
and
other
pattents
,
whereby
the
commodities
and
manufactures
of
this
Kingdome
are
much
burthened
,
to
the
great
and
vniversall
grivances
of
your
people
,
The
great
griefe
of
your
subiects
,
with
the
long
Intermission
of
Parliaments
,
&
the
late
&
former
disoluing
of
such
as
haue
bin
called
,
without
the
happy
effects
which
otherwise
they
might
haue
produced
,
For
remedy
whereof
,
&
preuention
of
the
danger
that
may
ensue
ro
your
Roy
all
person
&
the
whole
state
.
They
do
in
all
humility
&
faithfullnes
beseech
your
Ma'ty
,
that
you
will
be
pleased
to
summon
a
Parliament
in
some
short
&
convenient
time
,
whereby
the
causes
of
these
&
other
great
grivances
,
which
your
people
suffer
under
,
may
be
taken
away
,
&
the
Authors
&
councelors
of
them
,
may
be
brought
to
such
legall
tryall
,
&
condigne
punnishment
,
as
the
nature
of
their
offences
shall
require
,
and
that
the
present
warr
,
may
bee
composed
by
your
Ma'ties
wisdome
without
bloudshed
,
in
such
a
manner
as
may
conduce
to
the
honour
of
your
Ma'ts
person
&
safety
,
the
comfort
of
your
people
and
vnyting
of
both
the
Realmes
,
against
the
common
enemies
of
the
reformed
religion
.
and
your
Ma'ts
petitioners
shall
&c.
The
names
of
such
Earles
and
Barrons
as
subscribed
this
petion
.
vi'zt
Earles
.
Bedford
.
Hartford
.
Essex
.
Mougraue
.
Warwick
.
Bullingbrooke
.
Rutland
.
Lincoln
Exetor
.
Uicecomptes
.
Lord
:
Say
&
Seale
.
Mandifeeld
.
Brooke
.
Harford
.
North
.
Willoby
.
Sauell
.
Wharton
.
Loveles
.
Saint
John
.
Articles
of
agreement
,
made
,
concluded
,
and
done
▪
this
28
of
Sep'ter
in
the
yeare
of
grace
,
1641.
and
of
the
world
5662.
By
and
betweene
the
high
and
mighty
Prince
,
Lucifer
,
King
of
sticks
and
Phlegeton
,
the
holy
and
most
superstcious
Primate
of
the
roman
Church
,
the
Cardinals
Bishops
,
Iesuites
,
priests
,
and
Semenaries
.
(
of
the
one
party
)
And
Iudge
bribery
,
Lawyer
corruption
,
Aturny
contencion
,
Solissitor
Sedition
,
Iustice
Conivence
,
Iaylor
opression
and
,
State
Negligence
,
of
the
other
party
,
In
manner
and
forme
following
.
Imprimis
,
IT
is
this
day
mutually
agreed
,
by
&
betweene
the
seuerall
parties
,
aboue
named
,
That
there
shal
be
a
league
offenciue
,
&
defenciue
,
concluded
&
confirmed
by
both
parties
,
at
or
before
,
Holy
roode
day
next
insuing
the
date
hereof
.
Item
.
That
whereas
there
hath
binn
lately
by
the
subtill
practises
of
some
Parliamentary
reformists
,
a
discord
and
discension
raised
betweene
the
state
ecleasiasticke
,
and
the
State
of
the
Inns
of
court
,
whereby
there
hath
hapned
no
small
preiudice
vnto
the
eclesiasticke
state
,
the
likes
whereof
,
is
to
be
doubted
,
may
also
fall
vpon
the
state
of
the
Inns
of
Court
,
and
so
concequently
vpon
the
Crowne
and
dignity
of
ovr
Sofferaigne
Lord
,
King
Lucifer
Jt
is
therefore
mutually
agreed
,
that
all
former
controvercies
and
contentions
betweene
both
parties
shall
sease
,
and
that
all
unity
,
peace
,
and
concord
shall
be
imbraced
on
either
side
,
according
to
the
expressions
in
the
precedent
artickel
,
to
the
honour
of
our
Sofferaigne
Lord
King
Lucifer
,
his
crowne
&
dignity
-
Item
.
It
is
agreed
that
the
said
state
of
the
Inns
of
Court
,
and
the
state
Eclesiasticke
afore
said
,
Shall
ioyntly
and
severally
,
vse
the
vttermost
of
their
strength
,
power
,
and
policy
,
To
resist
&
suppress
all
such
proceedings
of
this
present
parliament
,
which
shall
any
way
tend
to
the
Reformation
and
suppression
,
(
of
)
Opression
,
Extortion
,
Bribery
,
Contention
,
&
Tradition
,
And
that
they
shall
&
will
,
with
all
their
might
▪
power
,
and
policy
,
endeauour
and
striue
to
broche
,
Advance
,
and
maintaine
,
All
the
said
severall
impietise
again
To
the
honour
of
our
Sofferaigne
Lord
King
Lucifer
;
his
Crowne
and
dignity
Item
.
Jt
is
agreed
by
&
berweene
our
Sofferaigne
Lord
King
Lucifer
,
and
the
whole
state
ecclesiasticke
of
the
one
part
.
And
Iudge
bribery
,
That
forthwith
,
vpon
the
dissolution
of
this
present
Parliament
,
He
the
said
Iudge
bribery
,
is
then
againe
,
to
put
in
practise
,
the
taking
of
bribes
,
passing
of
fals
iudgement
,
and
maintaining
his
fals
&
corrupt
centences
,
and
decreese
,
to
be
things
sacred
,
&
infaliable
,
Oppressing
the
innocent
,
by
clos
imprisonment
,
and
also
fauouring
all
Iesuites
,
Priests
,
and
Semenaries
,
if
any
of
them
happen
by
the
Instruments
of
Justice
,
to
be
laid
hold
on
,
Animating
and
instructing
all
Aturnies
Soliceters
,
and
Clarkes
,
for
and
to
the
sowing
of
strife
;
and
contention
amongst
the
people
of
the
land
,
To
the
honour
of
our
Sofferaign
Lord
King
Lucifer
:
his
Crowne
and
dignity
.
Item
It
is
agreed
by
&
betweene
our
Sofferaigne
Lord
King
Lucifer
,
and
Lawyer
corruption
:
that
he
the
said
lawyer
corrupcion
,
shall
,
notwithstanding
,
any
powerfull
Parliamentary
reformation
,
still
parsist
in
takeing
fees
,
both
of
playntiue
and
defendant
,
nor
shall
ever
bring
,
any
honest
cause
to
its
period
,
vntill
he
hath
(
in
fees
)
devoured
the
whole
substance
,
both
of
plaintiue
and
defendant
,
neither
shall
he
the
said
Lawyer
corruption
euer
at
any
time
,
giue
any
true
and
preualent
advice
to
any
his
clyents
,
but
shall
delude
,
and
delay
them
,
vntill
he
hath
draynd
them
as
afores●id
,
to
the
vtter
ruine
of
them
,
their
wiues
and
children
,
to
the
honour
of
our
Sofferaigne
Lord
King
Lucifer
,
and
the
propagation
of
his
Crowne
and
dignity
.
To
their
owne
present
,
rich
impiety
,
and
asured
sucsesefull
pardition
.
Jtem
.
It
is
agreed
and
concluded
,
by
and
betweene
our
Sofferaigne
Lord
King
Lucifer
,
and
Aturny
Contention
,
That
he
the
said
Atturny
contention
,
shall
and
will
,
at
all
times
,
in
all
places
,
and
vpon
all
occasions
,
vse
his
best
dilligence
,
to
sow
debate
,
strife
,
varience
,
&
contentiō
amongst
the
people
of
the
land
without
exception
of
persons
,
yea
,
he
shall
not
omitt
to
set
the
father
against
the
son
and
the
son
against
the
father
,
as
also
one
Brother
against
the
other
,
to
the
vtter
ruine
of
their
estates
houses
and
families
,
to
that
end
,
he
shall
dispose
of
himselfe
and
all
his
imphes
,
into
all
the
quarters
and
severall
corners
of
the
Kingdome
,
neither
shall
there
be
any
market
towne
or
place
of
habitation
,
but
he
shall
seat
himselfe
there
,
to
the
intent
and
purpose
aforesaid
,
To
the
honour
of
our
Sofferaigne
Lord
King
Lucifer
.
his
Crowne
and
dignity
,
&
to
the
advancement
of
the
said
sience
of
iniquity
,
Jtem
.
Jt
is
agreed
by
&
betweene
our
Sofferaigne
Lord
King
Lucifer
,
and
Solissetor
Sedition
,
That
he
the
said
Solissetor
Sedition
,
shall
&
will
at
all
times
vse
his
best
endeauovr
to
stir
vp
animate
and
encourage
all
people
of
what
condicion
,
degree
,
&
profesion
soever
,
vnto
sutes
in
the
law
&
that
he
the
said
Solisetor
Sedition
,
shall
&
will
proue
faithfull
vnto
all
Lawyers
&
Aturnies
,
and
shall
and
will
be
slow
in
the
prosecution
of
any
mans
cause
whatsoever
,
and
spin
out
the
thred
therof
to
its
full
length
,
espeacially
in
the
Courts
of
equity
,
by
multiplicity
of
(
Begeting
orders
)
and
by
not
omitting
to
haue
this
clause
incerted
into
every
of
his
orders
,
videliset
(
vnles
cause
be
shewed
to
the
contrary
at
the
next
court
day
by
the
defendant
)
as
also
by
falsifiing
of
orders
Through
the
corrupting
of
registers
,
and
corrupting
of
councell
in
an
honest
cause
,
by
deceiueing
his
clyants
through
false
&
uniust
bills
of
charges
by
brybing
the
Judges
of
the
severall
courts
,
and
the
masters
of
the
Chancery
,
Richly
,
to
the
honour
of
our
Sofferaigne
Lord
King
Lucifer
his
Crowne
and
dignity
,
and
the
eternall
damnation
of
Solissetor
Sedition
.
Jtem
.
It
is
agreed
&
concluded
,
in
Perpetuum
,
between
our
Sofferainge
Lord
King
Lucifer
,
and
Iaylor
oppression
,
that
whereas
through
the
rigoure
of
the
law
,
many
poore
Christian
soules
are
commited
vnto
his
keeping
&
safe
custody
for
sundry
causes
,
and
sometimes
for
no
iust
cause
at
al
He
the
said
Iaylor
opression
,
shall
and
will
,
by
himselfe
,
his
Clarkes
,
and
servants
,
be
void
of
all
mercy
,
and
compassion
towards
them
,
and
shall
and
will
as
much
as
in
him
lieth
:
endeavour
to
worke
the
vtter
ruine
of
the
estates
and
liues
of
all
such
as
shall
be
committed
to
his
custody
,
and
to
that
end
he
the
saide
Jaylor
oppression
,
shall
nor
will
not
be
slack
in
giuing
bribes
,
otherwise
stiled
new-yeares
gifts
yearely
unto
all
the
Judges
of
the
courts
of
Iustis
for
&
towards
the
better
incouragement
&
annimation
of
them
,
to
the
commitment
of
all
such
to
prison
,
as
are
or
shall
be
brought
before
them
on
the
least
ocasion
,
and
that
he
the
said
Iaylor
oppression
shall
be
euer
redy
to
yeeld
his
dayly
atendance
on
the
Judges
in
their
Courts
,
thereby
to
stirr
them
vp
to
be
mindfull
of
him
to
that
effect
,
&
lastly
it
is
agreed
&
coucluded
,
that
he
the
said
Iaylor
oppression
,
shall
&
will
by
himselfe
&
his
servants
,
set
such
snares
&
gins
for
all
those
commited
to
his
costody
,
that
they
being
once
intrapped
within
his
prison
doores
,
shall
neuer
find
the
way
out
,
dureing
the
continuance
of
their
liues
,
or
of
ther
estates
at
the
least
.
To
the
honour
of
our
Sofferaigne
Lord
King
Lucifer
his
Crowne
and
dignity
▪
and
to
the
eternall
perdition
of
Iaylor
opression
.
Item
.
It
is
agreed
by
&
betweene
our
Sofferaigne
Lord
King
Lucifer
,
and
iustice
Conniuence
,
That
he
the
said
iustis
conniuence
,
shall
not
nor
wil
haue
any
regard
or
respect
,
to
the
iustnes
of
any
poore
mans
cause
,
nor
shall
euer
incline
his
eare
to
any
his
iust
complaints
,
but
shall
and
willeuer
conniue
and
beare
with
the
oppressor
,
defrauder
,
&
deceiuer
,
and
that
he
the
said
iustice
conniuence
,
shall
and
will
euer
preferr
,
the
vallue
of
a
Gooce
,
a
pig
,
a
Capon
,
a
brace
of
Partriges
,
a
good
fatt
sheepe
,
a
bore
at
Christmis
,
or
a
letter
from
a
friend
,
written
in
fauour
of
Sir
Opressor
,
Mr
defrauder
,
and
dick
deceiuer
.
farr
before
iustice
it selfe
,
or
the
iustnesse
of
any
honest
mans
cause
whatsoeuer
,
nor
that
he
the
said
iustice
conniuence
shal
euer
excecute
iustice
in
any
poore
mans
cause
,
but
on
the
contrary
he
shall
opresse
them
,
and
haue
his
miltimuses
ready
written
,
by
his
clarke
,
M'
,
duble
fees
,
for
the
speedy
commitment
of
them
to
prison
,
neither
shall
he
euer
incline
his
eare
to
heare
their
iust
complaints
against
the
severall
goulden
persons
of
worship
afore
said
.
To
the
honour
of
our
Sofferaigne
Lord
king
Lucifer
his
Crowne
and
dignity
,
and
the
benifit
of
Iaylor
opression
.
Item
.
It
is
agreed
by
&
betweene
our
Sofferaigne
Lord
king
Lucifer
,
and
state
Negligence
that
he
the
said
state
Negligence
,
shall
euer
preferr
his
owne
peace
and
present
benefit
,
before
the
wellfare
and
futuar
prosperity
of
his
king
and
country
,
and
also
that
he
the
said
state
negligence
shall
not
at
any
time
,
take
notice
of
any
the
Ill
legall
proceedjngs
in
any
,
the
Courts
of
iustice
,
nor
shall
adict
himself
or
ever
endeavour
to
suppresse
nor
prevent
by
any
good
or
hollsome
lawes
the
practise
of
,
tirrany
,
oppression
,
in
iustice
extortion
,
bribery
,
contentjon
,
idolitry
,
and
the
like
,
But
shall
and
will
soly
adict
himself
vnto
the
pastimes
,
of
hunting
,
hauking
,
gaming
,
and
whoring
,
and
the
vtter
reiection
of
the
present
and
futuar
benefit
and
well-fare
of
his
natiue
country
,
to
the
honour
of
our
Sofferaigne
Lord
king
Lucifer
:
the
prosperity
of
his
Religeous
vicegerent
,
and
the
peace
and
tranquility
of
all
his
servants
the
Iesuites
:
priests
:
Semenaries
:
and
Romane
Catholikes
of
England
.
In
witnes
of
the
truth
of
these
presents
and
of
every
particular
contained
in
the
same
:
the
parties
aboue
named
haue
hereunto
set
their
hands
and
Seales
the
day
afore-said
and
in
the
5662
yeare
of
the
raigne
of
our
most
dambnable
Sofferaigne
Lord
,
king
Lucifer
.
Etcetera
.
Signed
.
Sealed
.
and
dilivered
in
the
presence
of
vs
.
William
Laud
.
Bishop
.
Jsopprise
Crauly
.
Iudge
.
Bribeing
Long
.
Justice
.
Corrupt
Fountaine
.
Lawyer
.
Iumping
Jumper
.
Aturney
.
James
In
Graine
.
Jaylor
.
Robert
Kilfart
.
Solissiter
.
And
Rudine
Haphudibrass
Cytin
kycloparius
,
Notarius
Publicus
HERE
FOLLOWETH
A
BREEFE
RELAtion
of
a
great
feast
which
from
Lucifer
Prince
of
hell
was
by
the
hands
of
Cardinall
pegusious
presented
to
the
view
disposall
and
abrobation
of
the
Pope
of
Rome
in
the
yeare
of
Iubely
,
1641.
Pope
MY
Lord
Cardinall
pegusious
,
and
you
the
rest
of
my
holy
brethren
,
I
beseech
you
,
view
these
excelent
varieties
and
variety
of
excelencies
,
well
dressed
,
and
most
exquisitely
set
forth
and
Garnished
.
But
the
contents
of
every
dish
,
I
beleeue
is
best
knowne
to
you
my
Lord
Pegusious
,
from
whom
I
desire
to
be
satisfied
,
concerning
the
contents
,
qualities
,
and
opperation
,
of
every
severall
dish
.
Card'i
.
May
it
please
your
Holinesse
,
These
varieties
of
dishes
,
which
yovr
holines
here
sees
thus
set
sorth
,
Were
all
of
them
prepared
,
for
the
onely
Table
,
of
our
high
&
mighty
Monarch
,
king
Lucifer
,
your
holynes
sole
Patrone
,
and
protector
,
A
certaine
number
of
which
dishes
his
Mat'iy
hath
gratiously
bin
pleased
,
to
cause
them
to
be
presented
to
your
holines
disposall
,
and
the
resudue
of
them
,
onely
,
to
your
holines
vew
and
approbation
,
being
to
be
preserved
for
his
Ma'ties
owne
peculiar
pallate
.
Pope
.
I
beseech
you
my
Lord
Car'd
,
let
me
haue
them
brought
hither
before
me
in
order
,
according
to
the
appointment
of
my
Sofferaigne
,
&
most
munificient
Patron
,
Car'd
,
Your
holynes
will
and
pleasure
shall
be
accomplished
,
and
here
in
the
first
place
may
it
please
your
holynes
to
take
notice
,
that
the
first
dish
by
his
Ma'ties
appointment
to
be
presented
to
your
holines
disposall
,
is
this
large
(
Lattin
charger
)
containing
twenty
two
,
Lordly
English
Bishops
,
stued
with
the
fire
of
contention
,
on
the
chafindish
of
exasperation
and
seasoned
with
the
severall
spices
of
mans
invention
,
as
with
the
spice
of
the
masse
,
Priesthud
,
holy-dayes
,
Altars
,
Candles
,
Rayles
,
holy-bread
,
holy-water
,
holy-ashes
,
deuout
prayer
for
the
dead
,
invocation
of
Saints
,
offerings
at
the
Altars
,
exc●mmnnications
,
and
the
strong
and
opperatiue
spice
,
of
the
high
commision
.
Jt
is
also
garnished
about
,
with
the
severall
heritickall
Doctrines
of
all
the
New
intituled
,
priests
of
England
,
&
this
dish
his
Ma'ty
hath
appointed
to
be
disposed
of
by
your
holynes
.
Pope
.
I
will
surely
taste
of
it
,
(
it
lookes
louely
)
Oh
Admirable
?
it
is
a
most
LAVDable
dish
of
meat
:
I
can
find
nothing
wanting
in
this
dish
:
but
onely
three
graines
:
of
the
spice
of
accomplishment
:
and
then
it
had
bin
deuoutly
seasoned
for
my
pallatt
:
but
J
pray
what
is
the
next
dish
my
lo'
Card
'
,
The
next
dish
may
it
please
your
holynes
:
is
a
silver
charger
,
comprehending
all
the
contrivers
,
and
complotters
of
the
dissention
betweene
England
,
and
Scotland
,
os
the
last
Spainish
invasion
of
England
,
and
the
practisers
with
the
French
for
the
subvertion
of
all
the
heritiks
in
England
,
Scotland
,
and
Jreland
,
it
is
seasoned
with
all
our
Iesuitical
practises
,
Church
policies
and
al
our
English
Romane
Catholike
tretcheries
,
and
garnished
with
al
our
English
Romane
statistes
:
this
dish
of
meat
is
now
almost
could
,
and
therefore
at
this
present
vnfit
for
your
Holynes
pallatt
,
it
onely
wants
the
breath
of
the
Earle
of
Straffords
fiery
zeal
to
heat
it
,
by
a
Laudable
blast
or
two
.
Pope
.
However
I
pray
let
me
taste
of
it
.
Oh
the
:
lamentation
of
a
sinner
,
pity
,
pity
,
yea
a
thousand
pities
is
it
,
that
this
dish
had
not
bin
kept
hott
and
seasoned
to
the
proofe
,
that
we
might
haue
sung
most
Laudably
,
te
Lucifer
Laudamus
.
But
my
lo
'
Card
'
what
is
the
next
dish
.
Card
'
,
May
it
please
your
holynes
,
this
dish
containes
,
a
certaine
number
of
falce
and
corrupt
Iudges
,
it
is
seasoned
with
the
spice
of
aged
detestable
couetuousnes
,
bribery
,
extortion
,
oppression
,
iniustice
,
unmercifullnes
,
and
with
parvertion
of
all
the
statute
lawes
,
garnished
with
ship
money
,
forrest
mony
,
lone
mony
,
and
a
multitude
of
Jsoprises
but
this
dish
is
by
his
ma'ties
speciall
order
to
be
preserved
for
his
owne
peculiar
pallate
.
Pope
.
His
Majesties
will
be
done
,
J
shall
be
ever
ready
&
obedient
to
all
his
Ma'ties
,
commands
,
nor
will
I
presume
to
taste
of
it
:
but
onely
passe
my
iudgment
on
it
,
that
it
is
a
Princely
dish
,
fit
onely
for
his
Majesties
table
.
What
is
the
next
J
pray
my
Lord
,
Card'i
,
The
next
may
it
please
your
holynes
is
a
large
Golden
charger
:
contayning
a
very
great
number
of
bace
minded
covetuous
uniust
:
extorting
&
oppressing
Lawyers
who
value
every
word
by
them
vttered
at
a
barr
of
iustice
,
at
a
farre
higher
price
,
then
your
holynes
doth
your
Buls
,
issued
forth
for
remission
of
sins
,
&
these
caterpillers
,
his
ma'ti
king
Lucifer
:
hath
brought
into
such
great
esteeme
,
with
all
the
Jnhabitants
of
England
,
as
that
no
man
of
quality
thinks
his
hous
to
stand
,
vnles
it
bee
supported
by
one
of
those
vermine
pillars
and
broud
of
contention
this
dish
is
seasoned
with
the
spice
of
extorting
fees
from
one
twenty-shillings-peece
.
to
5.
to
10.
yea
to
20.
espeacially
by
those
who
are
stiled
the
iudges
favourites
,
all
this
is
giuen
some
times
but
for
the
speaking
of
2.
or
3.
words
.
it
is
likewise
seasoned
with
the
taking
fees
on
both
sides
,
deluding
clyents
,
spining
out
the
thred
of
an
honest
cause
to
its
full
length
,
vntill
the
purs-strings
both
of
plaintife
and
defendant
crack
,
and
then
they
are
tied
together
,
by
a
commission
into
the
country
,
where
these
catterpillers
are
reverenced
and
feared
like
so
many
Gods
,
by
all
the
people
,
this
dish
is
garnished
with
some
10000.
pestifferous
petty
fogging
,
sedicious
10-groat
Atturnnies
,
one
of
whose
parfidious
bills
of
charges
,
in
one
tearme
advances
it-selfe
sometimes
vnto
the
sum
of
5.
10.
20.
yea
30
pounds
.
espeacialy
whē
he
finds
his
clyent
naturally
inclyned
to
the
conditions
of
an
asse
.
And
on
every
of
these
garnishes
hāgs
5
●onny-catching
deceaitful
Solissitors
properly
termed
Lawyers-limetwigs
,
traps
,
or
nets
,
to
catch
the
poore
silly
creatures
caled
clyents
,
&
this
dish
his
Ma'ty
hath
also
reserved
for
his
owne
table
.
Pope
,
It
is
a
Princely
dish
indeed
,
and
fit
onely
for
the
peculiar
table
of
so
great
a
Monarch
,
as
is
our
most
dambnable
Sofferaigne
King
Lucifer
,
the
opperation
&
vertue
of
which
dish
,
is
able
to
season
a
whole
kingdome
,
to
be
fit
meat
for
his
Ma'ties
pallate
,
espeacially
if
there
be
but
the
opperatiue
spice
added
to
it
,
called
the
(
action
of
the
cace
)
But
what
is
this
dish
my
lord
Card'i
.
Card
'
,
may
it
please
your
holynes
,
this
dish
containes
a
certaine
num●er
of
bace
muck-wormes
,
stiled
,
Docters
of
our
sivill
law
.
Chancelors
and
Officials
,
this
dish
is
also
seasoned
with
the
uniust
spice
of
extortion
,
oppression
,
fraud
,
and
deceit
,
and
granished
,
about
with
a
most
dambnable
crue
,
of
Procters
,
Notaries
,
Registers
,
Deligates
,
Advocates
,
Sumners
,
and
petty
apparaters
,
these
haue
for
many
yeares
,
proued
noteable
instruments
of
strife
and
vexsation
,
vnto
the
inhabitants
of
England
,
and
through
their
deceaueabl
wayes
haue
mightily
oppressed
the
people
:
being
not
much
inferior
vnto
the
preceadent
Golden
charger
.
But
to
this
dish
:
may
it
please
your
holynes
,
there
hath
happened
this
yeare
a
very
great
mischance
in
the
kooking
,
for
when
wee
thought
it
should
haue
bin
most
Laudably
boyled
vp
to
its
greatest
hight
of
Catholik
operatiō
,
there
happened
a
Spider
to
fall
into
it
,
through
a
sudden
blast
of
Reformation
which
hath
made
it
somwhat
dangerous
now
for
your
holines
to
taste
of
,
For
,
the
Lamb
that
was
moste
richly
seasoned
in
it
,
is
now
through
this
sudden
and
unexpected
,
misfortune
,
Putrified
,
and
the
Duck
being
a
watry
foule
,
is
quite
disolved
and
this
dish
by
his
Ma'tys
speciall
order
,
is
to
be
left
now
to
your
holines
disposall
.
Pope
,
J
am
much
bound
to
his
Ma'ty
for
his
gracious
favour
to
me
herein
,
J
shall
be
very
carefull
through
deliberation
&
mature
consideration
to
study
for
the
most
fittest
disposall
thereof
during
the
time
of
my
vicegerency
here
&
then
return
it
againe
to
his
Ma'ties
disposall
.
But
I
pray
you
my
lord
Cardinal
what
do
those
coper
vessels
containe
Car'd
,
May
it
please
your
holines
:
this
covered
messe
is
a
gallimofre
or
as
the
Fleamine
cals
it
a
Hutchepot
,
wherein
are
sundry
meates
stued
together
:
it
containes
a
certaine
number
of
beasts
called
,
corrupt
masters
of
the
chancery
:
&
half
a
dozen
corrupt
clarkes
of
the
chancery
,
also
150.
Of
their
puni
clarkes
comonly
termed
Aturnies
in
chancery
.
it
also
containes
6
new
Aturnies
of
the
Court
of
reqvests
&
some
60
of
their
puny
Clarkes
this
Hutchepot
is
seasoned
with
the
spice
of
bribery
,
fallswittneses
stieled
Knights
of
the
poste
,
a
spice
greatly
in
request
in
those
Courts
,
especialy
in
the
examiners
offices
and
the
late
Couentry
,
affidavit
office
but
his
Ma'tys
special
commād
is
to
haue
this
couered
mess
preserued
in
its
present
condition
;
least
contention
should
sease
amongst
the
inhabitants
of
England
:
&
vnity
&
peace
take
place
:
which
cannot
but
tend
much
to
his
Ma'tys
dettryment
&
loss
of
dominion
in
that
Kingdom
:
and
to
that
end
he
hath
caused
the
same
to
be
sealed
vp
:
&
to
be
convayed
from
Couentry
to
Manchester
by
the
G●ulden
Finche
.
Pope
.
Good
my
Lord
Cardjnal
J
beseech
you
,
let
his
Ma'tys
will
&
pleasure
herein
be
very
carefully
accomplished
,
for
it
concerns
much
his
Ma'ties
honour
and
our
safety
.
But
what
is
in
this
dish
my
Lord
?
Card
'
:
this
may
it
please
your
holines
is
likewise
a
Hutchpot
,
contayning
meates
of
sundry
sorts
and
operations
,
it
containes
a
certaine
number
of
Prothonotaries
,
Registers
,
&
Clarks
of
the
Starrechamber
,
chancery
,
court
of
requests
Kings-bench
,
common
please
,
and
the
excheckquer
,
this
galimofre
is
seasoned
with
,
subbornation
of
falce-witneses
,
falcyfiing
of
orders
,
and
decrees
,
it
is
garnished
with
the
subtile
practises
of
the
renter
warden
of
the
fleete
and
his
imphes
,
as
also
with
Killvert
,
killfart
,
killbennet
,
kill
Bishop
and
the
like
instruments
of
Lawyers
gaine
,
the
opperation
of
this
dish
chiefely
consists
,
in
the
confusion
of
mens
estates
,
to
extract
Gold
out
of
all
mens
purses
,
to
suppress
vertue
and
peace
,
and
to
advance
eniquity
and
contention
,
to
wrong
&
oppress
every
man
,
and
to
do
right
to
no
man
.
And
this
mess
is
also
to
be
reserved
for
his
Ma'tys
Table
.
Pope
.
Good
my
Lord
Cardinall
,
J
pray
you
let
me
taste
of
this
mess
,
the
opperation
whereof
by
your
relation
appeares
to
be
admirable
,
J
wish
from
my
heart
that
J
might
also
grow
capeabel
of
that
vertue
.
of
extracting
Gould
out
of
the
English
nation
,
as
som
of
my
predisessors
haue
done
before
me
,
(
J
confesse
)
the
study
of
this
Art
was
begun
by
my
Phisition
,
most
Laud
ably
,
but
alas
and
we
'
is
mee
,
it
was
marred
by
a
robustious
storm
of
wind
out
of
the
North
and
quite
spoyled
by
a
vehment
shower
of
puritanical
raine
,
And
what
is
this
next
mess
my
Lord
.
Card.
May
it
please
your
holines
,
this
is
also
a
Hutchpot
,
containing
sundry
cours
meates
,
as
scriveners
,
brokers
,
vserres
,
iaylors
,
balifs
sergeants
,
informers
,
periur'd
Church-wardens
,
iustlers
of
the
peace
,
&
bumbalifs
,
this
mess
is
seasoned
with
parcehment
,
deceit
,
extortion
,
vsery
opression
,
murthering
of
Christiā
soules
in
prisons
,
through
famine
,
false
information
,
iniustice
,
neglect
,
and
tirrany
,
&
is
garnished
with
a
number
of
irreligious
Majors
,
Sherefs
,
Feoderies
,
escheaters
,
Clarkes
of
the
syse
,
Clarkes
of
the
peace
,
Constables
and
headboroughs
.
But
this
mess
is
by
his
Ma'ties
order
to
be
disposed
of
vnto
his
servants
.
Pope
.
Jndeed
my
lord
Car'd
,
my'thinkes
this
mess
hath
a
very
bitter
rellish
with
it
,
elce
my
mouth
is
quite
out
of
taste
,
I
conceaue
it
to
be
a
mess
fit
onely
for
his
Ma'ties
hell
hounds
,
But
What
is
this
last
mess
.
Card
'
.
I
conceaue
this
mess
to
be
very
wel
known
to
your
holines
,
for
it
is
seasoned
with
moste
of
those
operatiue
spices
that
all
the
meat
dresed
in
you
holines
kitchin
is
seasoned
with
,
this
mess
containes
diuers
iusticiall
birds
of
midlesex
as
namely
the
long
the
hearne
,
the
snape
,
the
hooker
the
geaye
,
and
the
likes
of
them
.
Seasoned
with
the
fees
and
bribes
of
all
the
whores
,
and
theefes
that
liue
in
Westminster
,
Coven-Garden
,
Hollborne
,
Grub-street
,
Clarckenwell
.
Rosemary-lane
.
Turnbull-street
,
Rattcliff
,
Southwarke
,
banke-side
,
&
kent-street
,
this
dish
is
also
garnished
with
the
new-yeares-gifts
,
of
the
whores
,
theefes
,
and
cutpurses
,
dwelling
in
the
fore-named
severall
places
,
but
this
mess
is
by
his
Ma'ty
,
reserued
for
his
owne
peculiar
pallatt
.
Pope
.
Oh
venerable
Bead
,
Oh
holy
Garnet
,
O
sanctified
Fauxe
,
O
reverent
Beckett
,
O
beloued
Raviliack
,
Campion
,
Watson
,
Parsons
,
Moorton
,
Sands
,
and
Admired
Bellermine
,
I
call
you
all
to
witness
this
day
,
wether
you
or
any
of
you
:
haue
euer
as
yet
bin
capeable
of
such
a
delicious
feast
:
adorned
with
so
many
varieties
:
beautified
with
so
many
severall
rareties
,
and
seasoned
with
such
delectable
spices
.
Sancte
benedicto
Ora
pronobis
.
And
thus
rendring
all
hvmble
and
harty
thankes
:
with
all
Reuerence
in
all
obedience
:
vnto
his
Ma'ty
:
our
moste
dambenable
prince
and
Protector
:
Lucifer
:
king
of
sticks
:
and
Phleget'on
:
I
remaine
his
Ma'tys
humble
servant
:
and
vice-gerent
:
at
his
Ma'tys
sole
disposall
dureing
life
.
PAPA
.
ROMANORUM
.
666.
Advices
and
motiues
,
to
the
honorable
assembly
in
Parliament
.
E.
S.
I.
E.
W.
J.
S.
The
stake
's
three
Crownes
,
foure
nations
gamsters
are
Ther
's
three
to
one
,
&
yet
no
man
that
dare
Take
these
great
odds
,
the
cause
is
as
they
say
,
The
fourth
,
know's
both
our
stock
,
and
cards
we
play
,
This
turns
the
odds
,
and
makes
moste
gamsters
think
,
Wee
'r
but
in
iest
,
and
play
our
cards
and
winck
.
The
sett
goes
hard
,
when
gamsters
think
it
best
,
Though
three
men
vie
it
,
the
fourth
setts
his
rest
.
My
Masters
,
you
that
vndertake
the
game
,
Looke
too
t
,
your
conutryes
safety
and
her
fame
Are
now
at
stake
,
be
carefull
how
you
cutt
And
deale
,
as
knowne
occasions
put
you
too
t
.
The
cards
are
strangely
shufled
,
for
your
parts
,
Ti's
odds
,
you
ever
get
the
ace
of
harts
.
Yet
the
fiue
finger
,
and
some
helps
beside
,
Lie
in
the
pack
disperst
,
be
those
your
guide
,
That
you
posess
,
to
tell
you
what
you
want
,
Least
the
mistake
of
one
poore
tricke
should
daun●
,
Your
spirits
quite
,
and
make
you
fling
away
,
Your
liberty
,
not
to
be
lost
by
play
,
Detest
foule
iugling
,
now
ti's
in
your
powers
,
Let
none
but
square
play
pass
,
the
game
is
youers
.
For
here
you
see
,
hell
,
Rome
,
and
all
their
,
trayn
,
Plott
to
confound
,
all
your
good
lawes
againe
.
Then
haue
a
care
,
expell
Romes
imphes
,
make
sure
,
Your
lawes
and
Liberties
may
still
indure
To
future
ages
,
posterities
then
may
,
Haue
cause
to
blesse
your
memories
for
aye
.
Lament
Lament
you
Bushops
all
,
each
weare
his
blackest
gowne
:
Hang
up
your
Rochets
on
the
wall
,
your
pride
is
going
downe
.
2
It
needs
must
greeue
each
Romish
hart
,
to
heare
this
sadd
relation
:
All
Cannons
are
not
worth
a
fart
,
made
in
the
Conuocation
.
3
The
Bishops
holy
sinod
,
and
the
Priests
of
Baal
,
that
there
:
Concented
,
and
concluded
all
,
are
now
in
griviovs
feare
,
4
To
be
depriu'd
,
of
Priestly
stile
,
of
Coat
Cannonicall
:
And
quite
be
banished
this
Ile
,
they
feare
they
must
be
all
.
5
Ah
,
poore
,
(
Etcetera
,
)
is
now
dead
,
which
greeues
the
Bishops
moste
,
What
they
would
haue
immortall
made
,
hath
now
giuen
vp
the
Gostes
6
Alas
,
that
new
begotten
oath
,
like
snow
against
the
sun
,
It
did
begin
to
melt
away
,
When
th'
Parliament
begun
.
7
All
Ceremonies
are
good
cheape
,
and
I
will
tell
you
how
:
The
,
Tippit
,
Hood
,
and
Surpliss
eke
,
are
good
for
nothing
now
.
8
And
which
I
wis
more
woefull
is
,
and
moste
their
courage
quayles
:
There
was
a
grievious
murther
made
,
among
their
holy
rayles
.
9
Oh
,
when
this
sadd
and
heavy
newes
,
vnto
that
Synod
came
,
The
Birds
and
beasts
were
in
a
muse
,
asse
,
Wren
,
and
Duck
,
and
Lambe
.
10
And
then
a
dollfull
ditty
these
,
did
thus
lament
together
:
Alaff
▪
we
must
all
run
away
.
when
shall
we
run
,
and
whether
,
11
Shall
we
?
with
Windibanck
to
France
,
or
fly
to
Holland
,
where
The
Finch
is
flone
,
for
vs
a
place
,
before
hand
to
prepare
▪
12
No
quoath
the
Duck
,
wee
'l
Fly
to
Rome
and
there
rest
without
feare
.
Of
Parliament
,
and
then
the
Lamb
:
may
come
up
in
the
reare
.
13
And
ther
wee
'l
drinke
a
health
to
all
the
puritans
confusion
,
That
haue
thus
strongly
wrought
our
fall
by
parliament
conclusiou
.
The
Iudges
,
and
the
Lawyers
all
,
Aturnies
,
procters
Clarckes
,
Soliciters
,
and
Advocates
,
Must
now
stand
in
their
Sarks
,
And
penuance
do
for
all
their
faults
,
Their
bribes
they
must
restore
,
Their
cheates
and
tricks
which
they
did
vse
▪
They
practise
must
no
more
.
The
people
,
long
they
haue
beguild
,
And
many
a'
one
undonn
,
Gods
curss
,
their
wealth
for
this
doth
mel
As
show
is
by
the
sun
.
Their
childrne
and
posterity
,
The
Gallous
doth
devoure
Themselues
,
haue
made
a
league
with
hell
▪
To
raigne
still
by
his
power
.
God
is
the
God
of
vnity
.
Of
loue
and
peace
alone
,
But
these
men
,
for
deceit
and
strife
,
The
lik's
of
them
there
's
none
.
〈…〉
probatum
est
.
Receaued
by
me
,
fountaine
of
inquity
this
22th
of
Septemb
1641.
By
the
helpe
of
Iudge
Bribery
:
and
the
furtherance
of
Lawyer
impiety
:
of
Romanus
Tretchery
:
The
Sum
of
10
pounds
of
dambnable
simplicity
:
9
pounds
of
Supersticious
ignorance
:
7
pound
of
idolatrus
Folly
,
6
pounds
of
willfull
Stupidity
:
and
3
pounds
of
perverssnes
:
to
and
for
the
vse
of
impatience
:
And
by
his
appointment
to
be
delivered
vnto
Gentiel
prodigality
:
to
and
for
the
vce
of
Mistris
inconstancy
,
Daughter
and
sole-heyre
vnto
Mistris
Letchery
:
the
grand-child
of
Mistris
Baudery
:
dwelling
next
dore
vnto
Mistris
Beggery
.
By
the
new
Prison
neare
the
whipping
thong
:
At
no
great
distance
from
Mr
Justice
Long
.
Long
hath
a
long
time
bin
a
knaue
:
Receauing
bribes
from
every
slave
.
Long
euer
hath
a
shelter
bin
full
sure
:
For
every
theefe
:
a
Cutpurss
:
and
a
whore
.
Long
knows
full
well
his
Christmas
how
to
keep
:
On
Cost
of
whorse
,
those
are
his
onely
sheepe
.
His
Capons
:
wood-Cocks
:
Herns
:
Snites
:
and
Geayes
:
Providers
of
good
cheere
on
all
assayes
.
Long
may
he
feast
his
body
:
fill
his
purss
:
By
such
a
crue
of
hellish
imphes
.
Gods
curss
Asuredly
will
fall
on
him
and
his
:
And
proue
his
fatall
recompence
for
this
.
Long
may
he
be
a
knave
:
of
such
great
fame
To
all
whores
glory
:
his
owne
eternall
shame
.
FINIS
.