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Tradesman\n           of\n           \n             Chester\n             ,\n          \n           as\n           shall\n           desire\n           to\n           go\n           into\n           North-Wales\n           ,\n           to\n           look\n           after\n           his\n           Goods\n           ,\n           shall\n           have\n           a\n           Pass\n           to\n           go\n           thither\n           ,\n           and\n           ret\u25cf\u25cfn\n           back\n           again\n           ,\n           he\n           first\n           giving\n           security\n           ,\n           that\n           during\n           his\n           absence\n           he\n           will\n           do\n           no\n           Act\n           to\n           the\n           prejudice\n           of\n           the\n           Parliament\n           ;\n           and\n           that\n           no\n           such\n           person\n           shall\n           at\n           any\n           time\n           ,\n           without\n           Licence\n           ,\n           carry\n           more\n           moneys\n           with\n           him\n           then\n           sufficiently\n           to\n           defray\n           the\n           charge\n           of\n           his\n           journey\n           ;\n           and\n           that\n           all\n           Citizens\n           ,\n           and\n           other\n           Inhabitants\n           ,\n           who\n           shall\n           now\n           ,\n           or\n           hereafter\n           desire\n           to\n           march\n           out\n           of\n           the\n           City\n           of\n           \n             Chester\n             ,\n          \n           and\n           not\n           act\n           any\n           thing\n           against\n           the\n           Parliament\n           :\n         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recovery\n           ,\n           and\n           then\n           have\n           Passes\n           to\n           \n             Conway\n             ;\n          \n           or\n           any\n           of\n           the\n           Kings\n           Garrisons\n           not\n           blocked\n           up\n           in\n           the\n           mean\n           time\n           ,\n           to\n           be\n           provided\n           for\n           .\n        \n         \n         \n           \n             6.", "start_char_idx": 29730, "end_char_idx": 34448, "text_template": "{metadata_str}\n\n{content}", "metadata_template": "{key}: {value}", "metadata_seperator": "\n", "class_name": "TextNode"}, "__type__": "1"}, "1c25f16f-4149-4215-892a-fafd0efcdda8": {"__data__": {"id_": "1c25f16f-4149-4215-892a-fafd0efcdda8", "embedding": null, "metadata": {"identifier": "A77320", "author": "Brereton, William, Sir, 1604-1661.", "title": "Sir William Breretons letter 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Town\n           ,\n           shall\n           have\n           liberty\n           to\n           march\n           to\n           \n             Conway\n             ,\n          \n           and\n           five\n           dayes\n           are\n           allowed\n           them\n           to\n           march\n           thither\n           ,\n           with\n           a\n           Convoy\n           of\n           \n             200\n          \n           Horse\n           .\n           The\n           Welsh\n           Officers\n           and\n           Souldiers\n           to\n           have\n           liberty\n           to\n           go\n           to\n           their\n           own\n           homes\n           ;\n           and\n           all\n           of\n           them\n           to\n           have\n           free\n           Quarter\n           in\n           their\n           march\n           ,\n           and\n           twelve\n           carriages\n           if\n           they\n           shall\n           have\n           occasion\n           to\n           use\n           so\n           many\n           ;\n           which\n           carriages\n           are\n           to\n           be\n           returned\n           in\n           the\n           sixth\n           day\n           ;\n           and\n           Passes\n           be\n           given\n           them\n           for\n           their\n           safe\n           return\n           to\n           \n             Chester\n             ;\n          \n           and\n           that\n           they\n           be\n           secured\n           until\n           they\n           return\n           thither\n           .\n        \n         \n           \n             7.\n             \n          \n           That\n           no\n           Souldier\n           in\n           his\n           march\n           shall\n           be\n           inveigled\n           or\n           inticed\n           from\n           his\n           Colours\n           or\n           Command\n           ,\n           with\n           any\n           promise\n           or\n           inducement\n           whatsoever\n           .\n        \n         \n           \n             8.\n             \n          \n           That\n           all\n           such\n           persons\n           ,\n           Citizens\n           or\n           others\n           ,\n           who\n           have\n           Families\n           in\n           \n             Chester\n             ,\n          \n           and\n           are\n           now\n           in\n           places\n           remote\n           thence\n           ,\n           shall\n           have\n           the\n           like\n           benefit\n           of\n           these\n           Articles\n           ,\n           as\n           those\n           who\n           are\n       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them\n           come\n           attended\n           with\n           above\n           twenty\n           Horse\n           .\n        \n         \n           \n             10\n             \u25aa\n          \n           That\n           no\n           Church\n           within\n           the\n           City\n           ,\n           Evidences\n           or\n           Writings\n           belonging\n           to\n           the\n           same\n           shall\n           be\n           defaced\n           .\n        \n         \n           \n             11.", "start_char_idx": 34446, "end_char_idx": 39187, "text_template": "{metadata_str}\n\n{content}", "metadata_template": "{key}: {value}", "metadata_seperator": "\n", "class_name": "TextNode"}, "__type__": "1"}, "4170e800-add1-4231-a881-82d2370087f2": {"__data__": {"id_": "4170e800-add1-4231-a881-82d2370087f2", "embedding": null, "metadata": {"identifier": "A77320", "author": "Brereton, William, Sir, 1604-1661.", "title": 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With a most exact declaration of Chesters enlargement after three yeers bondage, set forth by Nathanael Lancaster, chaplein to the Cheshire forces.\n         Brereton, William, Sir, 1604-1661.\n      \n       \n         This text is an enriched version of the TCP digital transcription A77321 of text R200644 in the  English Short Title Catalog (Thomason E325_30). Textual changes  and metadata enrichments aim at making the text more  computationally tractable, easier to read, and suitable for network-based collaborative curation by amateur and professional end users from many walks of life.  The text has been tokenized and linguistically annotated with  MorphAdorner. The annotation includes standard spellings that support the display of a text in a standardized format that preserves archaic forms ('loveth', 'seekest'). Textual changes aim at restoring the text the author or stationer meant to publish.  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were\n           \u3008\u25ca\u3009\n           \u25cf\u25cfrrible\n           and\n           the\n           City\n           might\n           \n           have\n           been\n           thereby\n           defaced\n           and\n           destroyed\n           ;\n           but\n           not\n           much\n           sooner\n           reduced\n           \u25aa\n           by\n           reason\n           that\n           the\n           Citizens\n           were\n           so\n           enawed\n           and\n           enslaved\n           ,\n           as\n           that\n           they\n           durst\n           not\n           displease\n           nor\n           resist\n           the\n           Governour\n           or\n           Officers\n           ,\n           who\n           were\n           possessed\n           with\n           expectation\n           of\n           relief\n           by\n           Letters\n           intercepted\n           from\n           Sir\n           \n             Jacob\n             Ashley\n             ,\n          \n           Sir\n           \n             William\n             Neal\n          \n           and\n           divers\n           others\n           ,\n           giving\n           them\n           assurance\n           ,\n           that\n           there\n           was\n           15000\n           \n             Danes\n             ,\n             French\n             \u25aa\n          \n           and\n           \n             Irish\n          \n           in\n           \n             Ireland\n             ,\n          \n           ready\n           to\n           be\n           transported\n           for\n           their\n           relief\n           :\n           Whereunto\n           I\n           gave\n           no\n           credit\n           ,\n           but\n           have\n           thought\n           good\n           to\n           send\n           the\n      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Concerning all the passages and treaties of the siege and taking of the city of Chester\u00b7 And by Mr. Speaker appointed to be printed and published. With a most exact declaration of Chesters enlargement after three yeers bondage, set forth by Nathanael Lancaster, chaplein to the Cheshire forces.", "date": null, "file": "A77321.xml"}, "excluded_embed_metadata_keys": [], "excluded_llm_metadata_keys": [], "relationships": {"1": {"node_id": "A77321", "node_type": "4", "metadata": {"identifier": "A77321", "author": "Brereton, William, Sir, 1604-1661.", "title": "Sir William Breretons letter sent to the Honoble William Lenthal Esq; Speaker of the Honorable House of Commons. Concerning all the passages and treaties of the siege and taking of the city of Chester\u00b7 And by Mr. Speaker appointed to be printed and published. 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impatience\n           of\n           others\n           ,\n           have\n           cast\n           upon\n           us\n           :\n           Pardon\n           I\n           beseech\n           you\n           that\n           I\n           have\n           so\n           long\n           detained\n           you\n           \u25aa\n           and\n           believe\n           that\n           I\n           am\n           ,\n           and\n           will\n           alwayes\n           remain\n        \n         \n           \n             Your\n             very\n             faithful\n             Friend\n             and\n             Servant\n             ,\n             W.\n             B.\n             \n          \n           \n             Chester\n             ,\n             \n               Feb.\n               9.\n               1645.\n               \n            \n          \n        \n         \n           \n             SInce\n             the\n            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you\n             post\n             night\n             and\n             day\n             to\n             the\n             King\n             with\n             assurance\n             that\n             15000\n             are\n             ready\n             with\n             all\n             Accommodations\n             for\n             to\n             come\n             over\n             for\n             to\n             relieve\n             \n               Chester\n               ,\n            \n             which\n             will\n             crown\n             your\n             Lordships\n             work\n             ,\n             and\n             the\n             truly\n             loyal\n             Mayor\n             ,\n             whose\n             Names\n             will\n             be\n             Honored\n             by\n             all\n             vertuous\n             posterity\n             :\n             they\n             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Ireland\n               ,\n            \n             with\n             shipping\n             both\n             from\n             \n               France\n            \n             and\n             \n               Denmark\n            \n             with\n             all\n             other\n             accommodations\n             ,\n             and\n             I\n             hope\n             will\n             come\n             in\n             good\n             time\n             ,\n             to\n             crown\n             your\n             Lordships\n             and\n             the\n             truly\n             loyal\n             Majors\n             work\n             ,\n             which\n             deserves\n             all\n             honour\n             :\n             They\n             had\n             been\n             over\n             before\n             now\n             to\n             your\n             Relief\n            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estates\n             ,\n             and\n             freedom\n             of\n             Trade\n             ,\n             as\n             other\n             \n             Towns\n             and\n             Cities\n             under\n             the\n             Parliaments\n             power\n             and\n             protection\n             ;\n             which\n             would\n             have\n             been\n             performed\n             had\n             they\n             been\n             accepted\n             ,\n             but\n             they\n             would\n             not\n             receive\n             them\n             as\n             was\n             desired\n             by\n          \n           \n             \n               William\n               Breretor\n               .\n            \n             \n               Chester\n               Suburbs\n               ,\n               \n                 \n    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    wish\n             those\n             may\n             be\n             sent\n             you\n             tendred\n             to\n             them\n             :\n             And\n             remain\n             ,\n          \n           \n             \n               Your\n               Servants\n               ,\n               \n                 \n                   \n                     Cha\n                     :\n                     Walley\n                  \n                   Major\n                   ,\n                   for\n                   my self\n                   and\n                   Citizens\n                   .\n                \n                 \n                   \n                     Rob\n                     :\n                     Tatton\n                     ,\n                  \n                   Vic.\n                   \n                   Com.\n                   cestr.\n                   .\n                \n              \n            \n             \n               Chester\n               ,\n               \n                 Ian.\n                 24.\n                 1645.\n                 \n              \n            \n          \n        \n         \n           \n             GEntlemen\n             ,\n             I\n             have\n             received\n             your\n             Letter\n             ,\n             and\n             because\n             this\n             day\n             is\n             set\n             apart\n             for\n             Sacred\n             duties\n             ,\n             I\n             shall\n             send\n             my\n             Propositions\n             to-morrow\n             ,\n             if\n             before\n             nine\n             of\n             the\n             clock\n             in\n             the\n             morning\n             I\n             receive\n             a\n             Passe\n   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Venables\n               ,\n            \n             their\n             horses\n             and\n             servants\n             ,\n             where\n             you\n             shall\n             think\n             fit\n             ,\n             that\n             they\n             may\n             meet\n             with\n             Lieutenant\n             Colonel\n             \n               Io.\n               Robinson\n               ,\n            \n             and\n             Alderman\n             \n               William\n               Ince\n               ,\n            \n             whom\n             I\n             shall\n             send\n             to\n             receive\n             your\n             Propositions\n             ;\n             and\n             for\n             whom\n             ,\n             with\n             their\n             servants\n             and\n             horses\n             ,\n             I\n             desire\n             your\n             Passe\n             ,\n             and\n             leave\n             it\n             to\n             your\n             choice\n             ,\n             whether\n             at\n             the\n             Iron\n             Bridge\n             ,\n             or\n             between\n             your\n             Works\n             and\n             our\n             Fort\n             .\n             Upon\n             receipt\n             and\n             consideration\n             had\n             of\n             your\n             Propositions\n             :\n             I\n             shall\n             give\n             such\n             Answer\n             thereunto\n             as\n             shall\n             be\n             consonant\n             to\n             Honour\n             and\n             Justice\n             ,\n             and\n             remain\n          \n           \n             \n               Your\n               Servant\n               ,\n               Iohn\n               Byron\n               .\n            \n             \n               Chester\n               ,\n               \n                 26.\n                 \n                 Ian.\n                 1645.\n                 \n              \n            \n          \n        \n         \n           \n             To\n             all\n             Commanders\n             ,\n             Officers\n             and\n             Souldiers\n             of\n             His\n             Majestirs\n             Army\n             and\n             Garrisons\n             whom\n             it\n             may\n             concern\n             .\n          \n           \n             YOu\n             are\n             hereby\n             required\n             to\n             suffer\n             the\n             bearers\n             hereof\n             ,\n             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as\n             I\n             granted\n             to\n             yours\n             to\n             come\n             into\n             my\n             Quarters\n             ,\n             yet\n             to\n             satisfie\n             the\n             Citizens\n             desire\n             and\n             expectation\n             ,\n             I\n             have\n             sent\n             you\n             a\n             Passe\n             for\n             those\n             Gentlemen\n             you\n             desire\n             to\n             meet\n             the\n             mid-way\n             (\n             betwixt\n             two\n             and\n             three\n             of\n             the\n             clock\n             this\n             afternoon\n             )\n             between\n             your\n             Fort\n             and\n             our\n             Works\n             ,\n      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Conditions\n             ,\n             for\n             the\n             perfecting\n             whereof\n             ,\n             I\n             am\n             content\n             Commissioners\n             meet\n             concerning\n             them\n             ,\n             and\n             such\n             further\n             particulars\n             as\n             may\n             be\n             conceived\n             conducible\n             to\n             the\n             welfare\n             of\n             the\n             City\n             and\n             counties\n             adjacent\n             ,\n             and\n             have\n             given\n             Commission\n             to\n             these\n             Gentlemen\n             to\n             receive\n             your\n             Answer\n             in\n             writing\n             to\n             these\n             Propositions\n          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disparagement\n             to\n             you\n             )\n             to\n             places\n             in\n             far\n             worse\n             condition\n             then\n             (\n             God\n             be\n             thanked\n             )\n             this\n             yet\n             is\n             ,\n             witnesse\n             the\n             \n               Basse\n               ,\n               Breda\n               ,\n               Mastrick\n               ,\n            \n             and\n             as\n             many\n             other\n             Towns\n             as\n             have\n             been\n             beleaguered\n             either\n             by\n             the\n             Spanyard\n             or\n             Hollander\n             ;\n             or\n             to\n             come\n             nearer\n             home\n             ,\n             \n            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Breretons\n            \n             Reply\n             to\n             the\n             former\n             .", "start_char_idx": 70943, "end_char_idx": 76249, "text_template": "{metadata_str}\n\n{content}", "metadata_template": "{key}: {value}", "metadata_seperator": "\n", "class_name": "TextNode"}, "__type__": "1"}, "8215b842-0758-4f0f-8f92-bda2706d0b2c": {"__data__": {"id_": "8215b842-0758-4f0f-8f92-bda2706d0b2c", "embedding": null, "metadata": {"identifier": "A77321", "author": "Brereton, William, Sir, 1604-1661.", "title": "Sir William Breretons letter sent to the Honoble William Lenthal Esq; Speaker of the Honorable House of Commons. 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morning\n             by\n             ten\n             of\n             the\n             Clock\n             in\n             the\n             Forgatestreet\n             ,\n             if\n             you\n             send\n             in\n             the\n             mean\n             time\n             for\n             a\n             Pass\n             for\n             your\n             Commissioners\n             formerly\n             named\n             ,\n             and\n             their\n             servants\n             :\n             In\n             the\n             mean\n             time\n             I\n             remain\n          \n           \n             \n               Your\n               servant\n               ,\n               W.\n               Brereton\n               .\n            \n             \n               \n                 Ian.\n                 28.\n                 1645.\n                 \n              \n            \n   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Robert\n                   Tatton\n                   ,\n                   Vic.\n                   Com.\n                   cestr.\n                   .\n                \n              \n            \n             \n               \n                 Chester\n              \n               \n                 the\n                 28\n                 of\n                 \n                   Ian.\n                \n                 1645.", "start_char_idx": 84848, "end_char_idx": 91424, "text_template": "{metadata_str}\n\n{content}", "metadata_template": "{key}: {value}", "metadata_seperator": "\n", "class_name": "TextNode"}, "__type__": "1"}, "e7e06b9c-5158-47c7-ac47-a40b3f142670": {"__data__": {"id_": "e7e06b9c-5158-47c7-ac47-a40b3f142670", "embedding": null, "metadata": {"identifier": "A77321", "author": "Brereton, William, Sir, 1604-1661.", "title": "Sir William Breretons letter sent to the Honoble William Lenthal Esq; Speaker of the Honorable House of Commons. 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    William\n               Brereton\n               .\n            \n             \n               \n                 Ian.\n                 31.\n                 1645.\n                 \n              \n            \n          \n        \n      \n       \n         \n           Articles\n           concluded\n           and\n           agreed\n           upon\n           Feb.\n           1.", "start_char_idx": 102643, "end_char_idx": 107276, "text_template": "{metadata_str}\n\n{content}", "metadata_template": "{key}: {value}", "metadata_seperator": "\n", "class_name": "TextNode"}, "__type__": "1"}, "ddd59e29-1251-4505-a8ff-bab6f4c87cbd": {"__data__": {"id_": "ddd59e29-1251-4505-a8ff-bab6f4c87cbd", "embedding": null, "metadata": {"identifier": "A77321", "author": "Brereton, William, Sir, 1604-1661.", "title": "Sir William Breretons letter sent to the Honoble William Lenthal Esq; Speaker of the Honorable House of Commons. 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thing\n           against\n           the\n           Parliament\n           ,\n           his\n           ,\n           or\n           their\n           Wives\n           ,\n           or\n           Families\n           ,\n           to\n           have\n           the\n           benefit\n           and\n           priviledge\n           of\n           Inhabitants\n           .\n        \n         \n           \n             5.\n             \n          \n           That\n           such\n           Officers\n           and\n           Souldiers\n           as\n           shall\n           be\n           left\n           sick\n           ,\n           or\n           wounded\n           within\n           the\n           City\n           of\n           \n             Chester\n             ,\n          \n           or\n           the\n           Castle\n           ,\n           or\n           Fort\n           thereof\n           ,\n           shall\n           have\n           liberty\n           to\n           stay\n           until\n           their\n           recovery\n           ,\n           and\n           then\n           have\n           Passes\n           to\n           \n             Conway\n             ,\n          \n           or\n           any\n           of\n           the\n           Kings\n           Garrisons\n           not\n           blocked\n           up\n           :\n           In\n           the\n           mean\n           time\n           to\n           be\n           provided\n           for\n           .\n        \n         \n           \n             6.\n             \n          \n           That\n           the\n           said\n           Lord\n           \n             Byron\n             ,\n          \n           Noblemen\n           ,\n           Commanders\n           ,\n           Gentlemen\n           ,\n           Officers\n           and\n           Souldiers\n           ,\n           and\n           all\n           others\n           that\n           shall\n           march\n           out\n           of\n           the\n           Town\n           ,\n           shall\n           have\n           liberty\n           to\n           march\n           to\n           \n             Conway\n             ,\n          \n           and\n           five\n           dayes\n           are\n           allowed\n           them\n           to\n           march\n           thither\n           with\n           a\n           Convoy\n           of\n           two\n           hundred\n           Horse\n           ;\n           the\n           Welsh\n           Officers\n           and\n           Souldiers\n           to\n           have\n           liberty\n           to\n           go\n           to\n           their\n           own\n           homes\n           ,\n           all\n           of\n           them\n           to\n           have\n           free\n           Quarter\n           in\n           their\n 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have\n           the\n           like\n           benefit\n           of\n           these\n           Articles\n           ,\n           as\n           those\n           who\n           are\n           now\n           resident\n           in\n           the\n           City\n           .\n        \n         \n           \n             9.\n             \n          \n           That\n           the\n           Friends\n           of\n           the\n           Earls\n           of\n           \n             Derby\n          \n           and\n           \n             Leitchfield\n             ,\n          \n           or\n           of\n           any\n           of\n           those\n           whose\n           dead\n           Bodies\n           are\n           not\n           yet\n           interred\n           in\n           \n             Chester\n             ,\n          \n           shall\n           have\n           two\n           moneths\n           time\n           to\n           fetch\n           them\n           thence\n           ,\n           whither\n           they\n           please\n           ;\n           provided\n           ,\n           that\n           none\n           of\n           them\n           come\n           attended\n           with\n           above\n           twenty\n           horse\n           .\n        \n         \n           \n             10.\n             \n          \n           That\n           no\n           Church\n           within\n           the\n           City\n           ,\n           or\n           Evidences\n           ,\n           or\n           Writings\n           ,\n           belonging\n           to\n           the\n           same\n           ,\n           shall\n           be\n           defaced\n           .\n        \n         \n           \n             11.\n             \n          \n           That\n           such\n           Irish\n           as\n           were\n           born\n           of\n           Irish\n           Parents\n           ,\n           and\n           have\n           taken\n           part\n           with\n           the\n           Rebels\n           in\n           \n             Ireland\n             ,\n          \n           and\n           now\n           in\n           the\n           City\n           ,\n           shall\n           be\n           prisoners\n           .\n        \n         \n           \n             12.\n             \n          \n           That\n           all\n           those\n           Horses\n           and\n           Arms\n           belonging\n           to\n           those\n           that\n           march\n           out\n           ,\n           \n           and\n           not\n           by\n           these\n           Articles\n           allowed\n           to\n           be\n           taken\n           and\n           carried\n           out\n           of\n           the\n           City\n           (\n 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       and\n           all\n           other\n           furniture\n           and\n           Provisions\n           of\n           Warre\n           therein\n           whatsoever\n           ,\n           except\n           what\n           is\n           allowed\n           to\n           be\n           carryed\n           away\n           ,\n           and\n           all\n           the\n           Records\n           in\n           the\n           Castle\n           ,\n           without\n           diminution\n           ,\n           imbezelling\n           or\n           defacing\n           ,\n           be\n           delivered\n           to\n           the\n           said\n           Sir\n           \n             William\n             Brereton\n          \n           or\n           such\n           as\n           he\n           shall\n           appoint\n           for\n           the\n           use\n           of\n           King\n           and\n           Parliament\n           upon\n           Tuesday\n           next\n           being\n           the\n           third\n           of\n           this\n           instant\n           \n             February\n             1645.\n          \n           by\n           ten\n           of\n           the\n           cloke\n           in\n           the\n           forenoone\n           .\n        \n         \n           \n             14.\n             \n          \n           That\n           the\n           Fort\n           with\n           all\n           the\n           Ordnance\n           ,\n           Armes\n           Ammunition\n           and\n           Provision\n           therein\n           ,\n           of\n           what\n           sort\n           soever\n           ,\n           not\n           formally\n           granted\n           or\n           allowed\n           of\n           ,\n           upon\n           the\n           signing\n           of\n           these\n 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    sheepe\n           of\n           the\n           Governours\n           \u25aa\n           14.\n           \n           Horse\n           ,\n           and\n           a\n           Beare\n           ,\n           which\n           roared\n           upon\n           the\n           man\n           that\n           layd\n           hold\n           on\n           him\n           for\n           a\n           calfe\n           ,\n           none\n           of\n           ours\n           either\n           lost\n           ,\n           or\n           wounded\n           ,\n           thenceforth\n           the\n           Town\n           contributed\n           ,\n           and\n           we\n           restored\n           the\n           Cattle\n           ,\n           this\n           became\n           a\n           good\n           president\n           to\n           the\n           Welch\n           ,\n           who\n           above\n           20.\n           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Saturday\n           \n             October\n          \n           the\n           twenty\n           five\n           Sir\n           \n             William\n             Brereton\n          \n           came\n           to\n           \n             Namptwich\n             ,\n          \n           appointed\n           by\n           the\n           Parliament\n           to\n           Command\n           in\n           cheife\n           ,\n           to\n           whom\n           the\n           Commanders\n           from\n           the\n           Leaguer\n           signifyed\n           the\n           enemies\n           designe\n           ,\n           and\n           the\n           preparation\n           already\n           made\n           to\n           entertaine\n           them\n           .\n           Sir\n           \n             William\n          \n           approving\n           of\n           that\n           course\n           ,\n           seconded\n 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Denbigh\n             ,\n          \n           where\n           our\n           Forlorne\n           hope\n           was\n           engaged\n           ,\n           and\n           fought\n           couragiously\n           ,\n           till\n           the\n           Body\n           came\n           up\n           ,\n           after\n           which\n           ,\n           though\n           we\n           got\n           ground\n           ,\n           yet\n           could\n           not\n           the\n           Horse\n           passe\n           through\n           that\n           strait\n           lane\n           ,\n           before\n           which\n           the\n           enemy\n           was\n           marshald\n           in\n           a\n           body\n           ,\n           therefore\n           a\n           competent\n           part\n           being\n           left\n           to\n           keepe\n           that\n           ground\n   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Concerning all the passages and treaties of the siege and taking of the city of Chester\u00b7 And by Mr. Speaker appointed to be printed and published. With a most exact declaration of Chesters enlargement after three yeers bondage, set forth by Nathanael Lancaster, chaplein to the Cheshire forces.", "date": null, "file": "A77321.xml"}, "excluded_embed_metadata_keys": [], "excluded_llm_metadata_keys": [], "relationships": {"1": {"node_id": "A77321", "node_type": "4", "metadata": {"identifier": "A77321", "author": "Brereton, William, Sir, 1604-1661.", "title": "Sir William Breretons letter sent to the Honoble William Lenthal Esq; Speaker of the Honorable House of Commons. Concerning all the passages and treaties of the siege and taking of the city of Chester\u00b7 And by Mr. Speaker appointed to be printed and published. 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Massey\n          \n           with\n           about\n           400\n           foot\n           in\n           Hawarden\n           town\n           ,\n           which\n           (\n           though\n           the\n           service\n           was\n           dangerous\n           ,\n           and\n           requiring\n           much\n           duty\n           )\n           proved\n           very\n           advantagious\n           for\n           the\n           Intercepting\n           of\n           all\n           relief\n           that\n           might\n           come\n           from\n           those\n           parts\n           of\n           Wales\n           to\n           the\n           City\n           :\n           The\n           Enemy\n           perceiving\n           our\n           posture\n           ,\n           utterly\n           despaired\n           of\n           sending\n           relief\n           by\n           land\n           ,\n           and\n           applyed\n           themselves\n           to\n           attempt\n           that\n           design\n           by\n           water\n           ,\n           for\n           the\n           effecting\n           whereof\n           they\n           fraught\n           a\n           Vessel\n           with\n           a\n           good\n           quantity\n           of\n           Wheat\n           ,\n           Bacon\n           ,\n           Beefe\n           ,\n           and\n           such\n           like\n           provision\n           ,\n           not\n           doubting\n           but\n           the\n           Wind\n           ,\n           Tide\n           and\n           their\n           Oars\n           ,\n           might\n           secure\n           them\n           to\n           passe\n           our\n           Boats\n           ,\n           when\n           the\n           swelling\n           River\n           made\n           the\n           course\n           passable\n           besides\n           the\n           Channel\n           :\n           To\n           the\n           preventing\n           of\n           which\n           ,\n           nothing\n           was\n           left\n           unattempted\n           that\n           might\n           conduce\n           to\n           the\n           guarding\n           of\n           the\n           River\n           .\n        \n         \n         \n           The\n           beleaguered\n           seeing\n           their\n           desperate\n           condition\n           ,\n           some\n           from\n           within\n           the\n           City\n           assured\n           us\n           ,\n           that\n           they\n           were\n           mindefull\n           to\n           parlye\n           ,\n           and\n           that\n           upon\n           Summons\n           they\n           would\n           \u25aa\n           undoubtedly\n           deliver\n           it\n           up\n           ,\n           such\n           care\n           there\n           was\n           to\n           preserve\n           the\n           City\n           from\n           plunder\n           ,\n           and\n           to\n           save\n           the\n           lives\n           of\n           many\n           in\n           a\n           starving\n           condition\n           ,\n           that\n           not\n           standing\n           upon\n           a\n           Punctillio\n           of\n           honour\n           ,\n           where\n           there\n           was\n           a\n           probability\n           of\n           reducing\n           a\n           peice\n           of\n           such\n           consequence\n           ,\n           it\n           was\n           agreed\n           by\n           a\n           Councell\n           of\n           Warre\n           ,\n           that\n           the\n           City\n           once\n           more\n           should\n           be\n           summoned\n           .\n        \n         \n           The\n           Summons\n           was\n           this\n           .\n        \n         \n           \n             \n               \n                 Gent.", "start_char_idx": 271435, "end_char_idx": 276002, "text_template": "{metadata_str}\n\n{content}", "metadata_template": "{key}: {value}", "metadata_seperator": "\n", "class_name": "TextNode"}, "__type__": "1"}, "15de46db-1e5d-4ea8-90ef-2ff2cdd4a2de": {"__data__": {"id_": "15de46db-1e5d-4ea8-90ef-2ff2cdd4a2de", "embedding": null, "metadata": {"identifier": "A77321", "author": "Brereton, William, Sir, 1604-1661.", "title": "Sir William Breretons letter sent to the Honoble William Lenthal Esq; Speaker of the Honorable House of Commons. 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the\n               preservation\n               of\n               the\n               City\n               ,\n               the\n               lives\n               and\n               estates\n               of\n               the\n               Inhabitants\n               ,\n               Once\n               more\n               J\n               Summon\n               you\n               to\n               deliver\n               the\n               City\n               ,\n               Castle\n               ,\n               and\n               Fort\n               into\n               my\n               hands\n               ,\n               for\n               the\n               use\n               of\n               King\n               and\n               Parliament\n               .\n            \n             \n               \n                 Your\n                 servant\n                 William\n                 Brereton\n                 .\n              \n               \n                 \n                   Chester\n                \n                 Suburbes\n                 \n                   7.\n                   Jan.\n                   1645.\n                   \n                \n              \n            \n             \n               For\n               the\n               Major\n               of\n               \n                 Chester\n              \n               and\n               the\n               Lord\n               \n                 Byron\n                 .\n              \n            \n          \n        \n         \n           This\n           summons\n           was\n           dated\n           the\n           seventh\n           and\n           sent\n           away\n           the\n           eighth\n           by\n           a\n           Trumpet\n           ,\n           whom\n           they\n           admitted\n           to\n           the\n           Bridge\n           ,\n           and\n           no\n           further\n           ,\n           received\n           the\n           summons\n           and\n           returned\n           this\n           answer\n           .\n        \n         \n           \n             \n               I\n               have\n               received\n               your\n               summons\n               ,\n               to\n               which\n               in\n               convenient\n               time\n               J\n               shall\n               returne\n               an\n               answer\n               by\n               a\n               Messenger\n               of\n               mine\n               owne\n               .\n            \n             \n               \n                 Your\n                 servant\n                 \n                   Iohn\n                   Byron\n                   .\n                \n              \n               \n                 Chester\n              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our\n               conditionsuch\n               ,\n               as\n               to\n               precipitate\n               us\n               to\n               a\n               prejudiciall\n               treaty\n               however\n               if\n               within\n               twelve\n               dayes\n               we\n               be\n               not\n               assured\n               of\n               releife\n               ,\n               by\n               a\n               Gentleman\n               &\n               Citizen\n               ,\n               whom\n               we\n               shall\n               send\n               for\n               the\n               purpose\n               ,\n               with\n               a\n               Trumpet\n               of\n               ours\n               ,\n               and\n               a\n               passe\n               from\n               you\n          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       \n          \n        \n         \n           To\n           which\n           answer\n           Sir\n           \n             William\n             Brereton\n          \n           thus\n           reolyed\n           .\n        \n         \n           \n             \n               The\n               paper\n               sent\n               by\n               your\n               drumme\n               was\n               no\n               satisfactory\n               answer\n               ,\n               neither\n               will\n               \n               I\n               assent\n               to\n               your\n               desires\n               in\n               it\n               .\n               If\n               you\n               returne\n               not\n               a\n               more\n               positive\n               answer\n               by\n               tomorrow\n               at\n               ten\n          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wasted\n           County\n           ,\n           which\n           also\n           proved\n           a\n           posterne\n           ,\n           by\n           which\n           some\n           small\n           releife\n           many\n           nights\n           was\n           sent\n           into\n           the\n           City\n           .", "start_char_idx": 280395, "end_char_idx": 285942, "text_template": "{metadata_str}\n\n{content}", "metadata_template": "{key}: {value}", "metadata_seperator": "\n", "class_name": "TextNode"}, "__type__": "1"}, "03d2a18e-ace7-40ed-961c-fcf7a30c3f38": {"__data__": {"id_": "03d2a18e-ace7-40ed-961c-fcf7a30c3f38", "embedding": null, "metadata": {"identifier": "A77321", "author": "Brereton, William, Sir, 1604-1661.", "title": "Sir William Breretons letter sent to the Honoble William Lenthal Esq; Speaker of the Honorable House of Commons. 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persons\n           Prisoners\n           :\n           but\n           the\n           next\n           day\n           ,\n           being\n           oversecure\n           in\n           their\n           quarters\n           ,\n           about\n           14.\n           were\n           surprised\n           by\n           the\n           enemy\n           ,\n           out\n           of\n           the\n           Castle\n           .\n           This\n           blocking\n           up\n           of\n           the\n           two\n           neighbour\n           Castles\n           rendred\n           to\n           the\n           enemy\n           their\n           condition\n           desperate\n           of\n           any\n           considerable\n           releife\n           ,\n           unlesse\n           by\n           a\n           potent\n           army\n           .\n        \n         \n           The\n           enemy\n           perceiving\n           their\n           pretences\n           slighted\n           ,\n           and\n           pincht\n           with\n           their\n           owne\n           necessities\n           ,\n           applyed\n           themselves\n           to\n           seeke\n           for\n           a\n           parle\n           ,\n           by\n           this\n           Letter\n           sent\n           to\n           Sir\n           \n             William\n             Brereton\n             .\n          \n        \n         \n           \n             \n               \n                 Sir\n                 ,\n              \n               at\n               the\n               entreaty\n               of\n               us\n               the\n               Major\n               ,\n               Noblemen\n               ,\n               Gent.\n               Alderman\n               and\n               Citizens\n               of\n               \n                 Chester\n                 ,\n              \n               the\n               Lord\n               \n                 Byron\n              \n               our\n               Governour\n               (\n               in\n               whom\n               the\n               sole\n               power\n               of\n               Treaty\n               rests\n               )\n               is\n               pleased\n               to\n               give\n               way\n               to\n               a\n               Treaty\n               upon\n               honourable\n               conditions\n               ,\n               to\n               which\n               if\n               you\n               assent\n               ,\n               Commissioners\n               to\n               that\n               purpose\n               may\n               be\n               agreed\n               upon\n               by\n               both\n               sides\n        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time\n               I\n               rest\n               .\n            \n             \n               \n                 Your\n                 servant\n                 \n                   William\n                   Brereton\n                   .\n                \n              \n               \n                 \n                   Chester\n                \n                 Suburbes\n                 \n                   15.\n                   \n                   Ian.", "start_char_idx": 285954, "end_char_idx": 291614, "text_template": "{metadata_str}\n\n{content}", "metadata_template": "{key}: {value}", "metadata_seperator": "\n", "class_name": "TextNode"}, "__type__": "1"}, "8fbda77a-7edf-4331-9a02-64104e0cd3a7": {"__data__": {"id_": "8fbda77a-7edf-4331-9a02-64104e0cd3a7", "embedding": null, "metadata": {"identifier": "A77321", "author": "Brereton, William, Sir, 1604-1661.", "title": "Sir William Breretons letter sent to the Honoble William Lenthal Esq; Speaker of the 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Esquire\n               .\n            \n          \n        \n         \n           The\n           day\n           after\n           (\n           notwithstanding\n           )\n           this\n           Letter\n           was\n           sent\n           into\n           the\n           City\n           .\n        \n         \n           \n             \n               \n                 Gent.\n              \n               We\n               have\n               prevailed\n               with\n               Sir\n               \n                 William\n                 Brereton\n              \n               to\n               give\n               us\n               leave\n               to\n               returne\n               this\n               answer\n               to\n               your\n               last\n               Letter\n               ,\n               that\n               notwithstanding\n               your\n               former\n               \n               rejection\n               of\n               faire\n               &\n               honourable\n               conditions\n               ,\n               and\n               the\n               expence\n               of\n               time\n               and\n               blood\n               ,\n               (\n               which\n               hath\n               bin\n               occasioned\n               by\n               your\n               obstinacy\n               )\n               might\n               justly\n               provoake\n               him\n               to\n               refuse\n               any\n               further\n               treaty\n               ,\n               yet\n               that\n               it\n               may\n               appeare\n               he\n               reteines\n               his\n               wonted\n               desires\n               of\n               the\n               preservation\n               of\n               the\n               City\n               ,\n               and\n               the\n               lives\n               and\n               estates\n               of\n               the\n               inhabitants\n               ,\n               if\n               your\n               Governour\n               (\n               in\n               whom\n               you\n               say\n               lyes\n               the\n               full\n               power\n               to\n               treat\n               )\n               send\n               out\n               reasonable\n               Propositions\n               ,\n               betwixt\n               this\n               and\n               Munday\n               morning\n               ,\n               he\n               will\n               take\n               them\n               into\n               consideration\n               ,\n               and\n               returne\n               such\n               answer\n               as\n               may\n               stand\n               with\n               honor\n               and\n               justice\n               ,\n               and\n               may\n               prevent\n               the\n               destruction\n               of\n               this\n               ancient\n               City\n               ,\n               which\n               is\n               desired\n               by\n               .\n            \n             \n               \n                 Your\n                 servants\n                 \n                   \n                     Robert\n                     Duckenfield\n                     .\n                  \n                   \n                     James\n                     Louthiane\n                     .\n                  \n                \n              \n               \n                 \n                   Chester\n                \n                 Suburbs\n                 \n                   16.\n                   Jan.\n                   1645.\n                   \n                \n              \n            \n             \n               For\n               the\n               Major\n               of\n               \n                 Chester\n              \n               and\n               \n                 Robert\n                 Tatton\n              \n               Esquire\n               .\n            \n          \n        \n         \n           To\n           which\n           Letter\n           this\n           answer\n           was\n           returned\n           .\n        \n         \n           \n             \n               \n                 Gent.\n              \n               We\n               have\n               acquainted\n               the\n               Lord\n               \n                 Byron\n              \n               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Vic.\n                     Com.\n                     \n                  \n                \n              \n               \n                 Chester\n                 .\n                 \n                   17.\n                   Jan.\n                   1645.", "start_char_idx": 291479, "end_char_idx": 297900, "text_template": "{metadata_str}\n\n{content}", "metadata_template": "{key}: {value}", "metadata_seperator": "\n", "class_name": "TextNode"}, "__type__": "1"}, "97890e4f-39ff-4dd2-b122-39e89b98d6a6": {"__data__": {"id_": "97890e4f-39ff-4dd2-b122-39e89b98d6a6", "embedding": null, "metadata": {"identifier": "A77321", "author": "Brereton, William, Sir, 1604-1661.", "title": "Sir William Breretons letter sent to the Honoble William Lenthal Esq; Speaker of the Honorable House of Commons. 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about\n           noone\n           ,\n           they\n           sent\n           a\n           long\n           Letter\n           without\n           the\n           propositions\n           expected\n           ,\n           the\n           contents\n           whereof\n           was\n           ,\n           to\n           excuse\n           their\n           not\n           sending\n           in\n           of\n           propositions\n           for\n           want\n           of\n           time\n           fully\n           to\n           deliberate\n           upon\n           things\n           of\n           so\n           great\n           importance\n           .\n           Also\n           they\n           nominated\n           12.\n           men\n           for\n           Commissioners\n           ,\n           consisting\n           of\n           the\n           Gentry\n           ,\n           Souldiery\n           ,\n           Citizens\n           ,\n           and\n           Clergy\n           ,\n           because\n           all\n           these\n           had\n           their\n           share\n           in\n           the\n           treaty\n           ,\n           desiring\n           Sir\n           \n             William\n          \n           also\n           to\n           nominate\n           persons\n           of\n           that\n           number\n           and\n           quality\n           on\n           his\n           part\n           ,\n           and\n           to\n           designe\n           a\n           place\n           where\n           they\n           might\n           treat\n           .\n           Sir\n           \n             William\n          \n           tooke\n           it\n           not\n           well\n           ,\n           that\n           they\n           sent\n           not\n           the\n           propositions\n           ,\n           as\n           was\n           expected\n           ,\n           and\n           approved\n           not\n           of\n           so\n           great\n           a\n           number\n           of\n           Commissioners\n           ;\n           therefore\n           he\n           required\n           their\n           propositions\n           speedily\n           ,\n           or\n           to\n           expect\n           no\n           further\n           treaty\n           ,\n           the\n           next\n           day\n           they\n           sent\n           againe\n           signifying\n           ,\n           their\n           propositions\n           were\n           ready\n           ,\n           but\n           they\n           would\n           not\n           send\n           them\n           by\n           Drumme\n           or\n           Trumpet\n           ,\n           but\n           by\n           Commissioners\n           ,\n           which\n           they\n           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    assistance\n           of\n           the\n           Cheshire\n           forces\n           :\n           \n             Hawarden\n          \n           being\n           batterable\n           will\n           be\n           necessitate\n           to\n           make\n           a\n           timely\n           surrender\n           .\n        \n         \n           The\n           Bishops\n           and\n           great\n           men\n           are\n           quiting\n           \n             Conway\n             ,\n          \n           not\n           trusting\n           to\n           a\n           strong\n           Towne\n           destitute\n           of\n           releise\n           ,\n           this\n           must\n           needs\n           put\n           \n             Denbigh\n          \n           to\n           a\n           stand\n           ,\n           as\n           destitute\n           to\n           be\n           a\n           prison\n           in\n           a\n           reduced\n           Country\n           .\n        \n         \n           Cheshire\n           (\n           who\n           can\n           as\n           well\n           cease\n           to\n           live\n           ,\n           as\n           to\n           be\n           out\n           of\n           action\n           )\n           will\n           not\n           be\n           wanting\n           to\n           Generall\n           \n             Mytton\n             ,\n          \n           and\n           the\n           Salopians\n           for\n           the\n           reducing\n           of\n           \n             Chirke\n          \n           Castle\n           ,\n           and\n           high\n           Archall\n           ,\n           or\n           to\n           march\n           to\n           \n             Bridgenorth\n             .\n          \n        \n         \n         \n           A\n           full\n           harvest\n           will\n           fall\n           out\n           in\n           the\n           spring\n           ,\n           if\n           our\n           sins\n           blast\n           not\n           these\n           designes\n           :\n           we\n           want\n           no\n           reapers\n           with\n           sharpe\n           siccles\n           to\n           cut\n           downe\n           the\n           harvest\n           and\n           vintage\n           so\n           fully\n           dryed\n           ,\n           if\n           the\n           stronger\n           forces\n           above\n           watch\n           the\n           \n             Mideanites\n             ,\n          \n           who\n           were\n           accustomed\n           to\n           put\n           the\n           siccles\n           into\n           our\n           labours\n           ,\n           or\n           to\n    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providences\n             concerning\n             the\n             Battle\n             at\n             \n               Rowton\n            \n             Moore\n             .\n          \n           \n             \n               1.\n               \n            \n             THat\n             Generall\n             \n               Poynts\n            \n             came\n             so\n             seasonably\n             for\n             the\n             Battle\n             ,\n             whereas\n             two\n             dayes\n             before\n             ,\n             we\n             could\n             not\n             learne\n             by\n             any\n             intelligence\n             where\n             that\n             army\n             was\n             .\n             As\n             birds\n             flying\n             God\n             saves\n             \n               Jerusalem\n               ,\n            \n     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            kept\n             under\n             a\n             sad\n             apprehension\n             of\n             further\n             evill\n             .\n             Collonel\n             \n               Jon\u25cfs\n            \n             marcht\n             on\n             the\n             body\n             of\n             the\n             enemy\n             ,\n             and\n             a\n             strong\n             party\n             in\n             his\n             reere\n             :\n             the\n             instruments\n             to\n             carry\n             on\n             the\n             worke\n             were\n             chosen\n             in\n             the\n             furnace\n             of\n             afflction\n             .\n          \n           \n             \n               4.\n               \n            \n             Our\n             army\n             was\n             interlynd\n             with\n             the\n             enemy\n             ,\n             who\n             brake\n             through\n             the\n             weaker\n             part\n             of\n             the\n             left\n             hand\n             of\n             our\n             body\n             ,\n             so\n             that\n             whiles\n             we\n             pursued\n             the\n             victory\n             ,\n             they\n             were\n             mixed\n             and\n             twisted\n             amongst\n             us\n             ,\n             both\n             parties\n             knew\n             it\n             ,\n             yet\n             they\n             \n             strooke\n             not\n             at\n             any\n             of\n             ours\n             ,\n             though\n             we\n             chased\n             and\n  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speedily\n             ,\n             the\n             Country\n             voting\n             us\n             few\n             ,\n             caused\n             them\n             to\n             stay\n             for\n             us\n             :\n             Their\n             publishing\n             of\n             lyes\n             prepared\n             them\n             to\n             destruction\n             ,\n             and\n             their\n             trusting\n             in\n             a\n             lye\n             slew\n             them\n             :\n             He\n             shall\n             sweepe\n             away\n             the\n             refuge\n             of\n             lyes\n             .\n          \n           \n             \n               2.\n               \n            \n             While\n             our\n             body\n             was\n             entyre\n             we\n             could\n             not\n             breake\n             in\n             upon\n             them\n             ,\n             but\n             trifled\n             out\n             the\n             time\n             ,\n             when\n             reduct\n             to\n             a\n             small\n             part\n             that\n             did\n             the\n             worke\n             .\n             When\n             \n               Gideons\n            \n             many\n             thousands\n             are\n             sent\n             away\n             \n               300.\n            \n             beat\n             the\n             \n               Mideanites\n               .\n            \n             God\n             seldome\n             fights\n             with\n             many\n             .\n          \n           \n             \n               3.\n               \n            \n             We\n             slew\n             about\n             \n               100.\n            \n             of\n             theirs\n             ,\n             they\n             not\n             a\n             man\n             of\n             ours\n             on\n             the\n             ground\n             .\n             An\n             hundred\n             slaine\n             for\n             none\n             ,\n             it\n             is\n             as\n             good\n             as\n             the\n             promise\n             ,\n             one\n             shall\n             chase\n             an\n             hundred\n             .\n          \n           \n             \n               4.\n               \n            \n             The\n             summer\n             was\n             lengthned\n             beyond\n             natures\n             ordinary\n             course\n             ,\n             for\n             the\n             effecting\n             of\n             these\n             atcheivements\n             ,\n             the\n             like\n             this\n             age\n             hath\n             not\n             knowne\n             ,\n             but\n             so\n             soone\n             as\n             the\n             serene\n             heavens\n             had\n             smyld\n             us\n             successe\n             ,\n             the\n             chyding\n             winds\n             ,\n             with\n             blustering\n             stormes\n             ,\n             threatned\n             the\n             laden\n             souldiers\n             into\n             their\n             winter\n             quarters\n             .\n             He\n             that\n             lengthned\n             the\n             day\n             to\n             \n               Josua\n            \n             for\n         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       \n               Marrow\n               ,\n            \n             Collonel\n             \n               Werden\n               ,\n            \n             Major\n             \n             \n               Philips\n            \n             and\n             Captain\n             \n               Munday\n               :\n            \n             when\n             their\n             Charret\n             wheeles\n             were\n             taken\n             off\n             \u25aa\n             they\n             drave\n             slowly\n             .\n          \n           \n             \n               3.\n               \n            \n             The\n             Gentlemen\n             of\n             the\n             County\n             were\n             so\n             active\n             on\n             their\n             part\n             and\n             so\n             semented\n             with\n             the\n             Commanders\n             in\n             the\n             bond\n             of\n             deare\n             affection\n             ,\n             that\n             it\n             seemed\n             to\n             us\n             the\n             first\n             fruits\n             of\n             an\n             harvest\n             of\n             peace\n             for\n             the\n             whole\n             County\n             .\n          \n           \n             \n               4.\n               \n            \n             Though\n             the\n             darkenesse\n             ,\n             and\n             the\n             way\n             unknowne\n             ,\n             rendred\n             the\n             surprisall\n             of\n             the\n             worke\n             difficult\n             ,\n             and\n             the\n             height\n             of\n             the\n             walls\n             made\n             it\n             seeme\n             desperate\n             ,\n             yet\n             we\n             found\n             the\n             Churches\n             old\n             friend\n             the\n             same\n             to\n             us\n             ,\n             as\n             to\n             his\n             Champion\n             \n               David\n               ,\n            \n             in\n             whom\n             we\n             glory\n             upon\n             the\n             like\n             service\n             :\n             thou\n             wilt\n             lighten\n             my\n             candle\n             :\n             by\n             my\n             God\n             I\n             have\n             leaped\n             over\n             a\n             wall\n             .\n          \n           \n             \n               5.\n        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to\n             the\n             great\n             guards\n             ,\n             that\n             had\n             the\n             earth\n             for\n             their\n             beds\n             ,\n             and\n             the\n             heavens\n             for\n             their\n             Canopie\n             ,\n             and\n             most\n             accommodious\n             for\n             the\n             carrying\n             in\n             of\n             provision\n             to\n             the\n             Leaguer\n             :\n             Heaven\n             and\n             earth\n             contribute\n             to\n             their\n             service\n             ,\n             who\n             are\n             in\n             service\n             to\n             their\n             Maker\n             .\n          \n           \n             \n               7.\n               \n            \n             What\n             was\n             wanting\n             to\n             the\n             souldiers\n             in\n             accommodation\n             ,\n             was\n             supplyed\n             by\n             a\n             spiritfull\n             resolution\n             ,\n             for\n             though\n             divers\n             lived\n             on\n             bread\n             and\n             water\n             ,\n             \u3008\u25ca\u3009\n             their\n             arreares\n             of\n             pay\n             deepe\n             ,\n             they\n             resolved\n             to\n             stick\n             to\n             their\n             worke\n             ,\n             what\n             ever\n             were\n             their\n             wages\n             .\n             When\n             God\n             hath\n             a\n             worke\n             to\n             doe\n             ,\n             nothing\n             shall\n             disappoint\n             it\n             .\n          \n        \n         \n           \n             Providences\n             concerning\n             \n               Beston\n            \n             Castle\n             .\n          \n           \n             \n               1.\n               \n               A\n            \n             Friend\n             of\n             ours\n             ,\n             a\n             Gun-smith\n             betooke\n             himselfe\n             purposely\n             to\n             the\n             enemy\n             there\n             to\n             doe\n             good\n             offices\n             for\n             us\n             ,\n             so\n             rested\n             their\n             armes\n             in\n             firing\n             of\n             them\n             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A78644)\n         Transcribed from: (Early English Books Online ; image set 160731)\n         Images scanned from microfilm: (Thomason Tracts ; 245:669f5[18])\n      \n       \n         \n           \n             His majesties ansvver to the humble petition of the gentlemen, free-holders, and ministers of the countie palatine of Chester delivered to His Maiestie at York the seventh of May, 1642. At the court and York 9 May 1642. His Maiestie hath given me expresse command to give you this His answer to your petition.\n             England and Wales. Sovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I)\n             Charles I, King of England, 1600-1649.\n          \n           1 sheet ([1] p.)\n           \n             Printed for John Sweeting,\n             London :\n             1642.\n          \n           \n             The King sees that the county .. have not heard his answer to the Parliament's petition. .. 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