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  1. 141
    Vox populi. In plaine English
    Published 1642

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  2. 142
    An additional article to the laws of vvar and ordinances of the sea
    Published 1653

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  3. 143
    Truths defender, and errors reprover: or A briefe discoverie of feined Presbyterie dilated and unfolded in 3. distinct chapters. : the first, shewing what English Presbyterie is. The second declareth what the failings and errings are, in the practise of those that have constitution by Ordinance of Parliament. The third chapter discovereth the conceited fancies, of such as minde not Parliamentary directions, either for their own constitution or execution and yet denominate themselves Presbyterians. And both parties being found guilty of transgression, are admonished to repentance, according to the rule of the word of the Lord, that commandeth his servants, saying, Thou shalt in any wise rebuke thy neighbour, and not suffer sinne upon him, or as it is in the margent, or thou beare not sinne for him Levit. 19. 17. And also Capt. Norwoods declaration, proved an abnegation of Christ. /
    by Graunt, John, of Bucklersbury
    Published 1651

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  4. 144
    A letter from divers of the gentry of the county of Lincolne : to his Excellency the Lord General Monck
    Published 1660

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  5. 145
    Dublin the 24 of May, 1642. A perfect relation of the proceedings of the English army against the rebels in Ireland, from May 12. to the 23. 1642
    Published 1642

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  6. 146
    By the King : a proclamation prohibiting the exportation of corne and graine
    Published 1629

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  7. 147
    Queres to be considered of on the kings much wished and hoped for arrivall towards the City of London
    Published 1647

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  8. 148
    Febru. 8. Numb. 7. The continvation of ovr weekely newes, from the 1. of February to the 8. of the same, : from Rome, Venice, Naples, Millan, Sauoy, Germany, France, Denmarke, the Low-Countries, and diuers other places of Christendome. With a late, new and braue exploit of that honoured and worthy gentleman Sir Charles Morgan, vpon the quarters of the Marquesse Spinola. Faithfully collected and translated out of the originalls
    Published 1625

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  9. 149
    Ianuary the 31. Numb. 16. Weekely newes, containing the propositions of the ambassador of the Emperor at Wolffenbuttel, made before the Duke of Brunswicke : Also the proceedings of Count Mansfield with the Count Enno of East Friesland, and his preparations to an enterprise. And the taking of the Fort of Apen by Count Mansfield, and his agreements made with the Count of Oldenburg. With the new commotion risen at Montpellier. Likewise the preparation of the Imperialists, to set vpon Count Mansfield, and the Duke Christian of Brunswicke. Together with the new siege of Frankendale, by the Imperiall and Bauarian forces. As also, the late enterprise of the states. And lastly is added, a wonderfull vision, sight, or heauenly light, lately reuealed without Oosterzee in Vriesland, on the Lords way. Besides many other remarkable passages
    Published 1623

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  10. 150
    February the 11. Numb. 18. Weekely newes, containing these particulars: a proclamation published by the states, for the apprehending of the conspirators of the late intented horrible treason against the whole state of the vnited Prouinces, : and against the King and Queen of Bohemia, and their children; with seuerall letters concerning the plot, annexed to this present weekes relation, &c. The generall meeting appointed by the Emperor in Austria and the land of Ens. The murther committed on the person of the Lord of Polnitz (hauing beene ambassador of the Duke of Saxony) at Regenspurg. The execution at Ispruck of a Protestant preacher who made a braue end, and died very resolutely. The propositions made by the ambassadors of the elector of Saxony before the Emperor at Regenspurg. The answer vpon them in the name of his Imperiall Maiestie. The resolutions o the electors of Collen, Mentz, and Trier, touching the election of the new elector. The propositions of the Emperor at the dyet. With diuers other speciall occurrences
    Published 1623

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  11. 151
    Aprill 8. 1623. Numb. 25. A relation of the last nevves from severall parts of the vvorld : containing these particulars; the late accidents that happened about the time of the investiture of the Duke of Bavaria. Divers of the Emperours demands at the dyet of Regenspurgh. With the present estate of the Protestant Churches in Bohemia, and the Palatinate. Likewise, the comming downe of the Marquis of Iegerensdorff into the parts of the empire; and the preparations of Bethlem Gabor to second him. As also, the certaine estate of Monsieur Tilley, Count Mansfield, and th Duke of Brunswicke, with their severall armies. Lastly, the league reported to be made betweene the princes of the Lutheran religion: and divers other particulars from Constantinople, Italy, the Low-countries, and other places
    Published 1623

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  12. 152
    April 21. Numb. 27. The continuation of our vveekely nevves : Containing these particulars, the late ambassage sent by the Emperour from Regenspurgh, to the Duke of Saxony. And his letters to the King of Denmarke, and those of the Crietz of the Lower Saxony. The proposition of the dyet of Vienna. The dyet of the Lutheran princes and states of the Lower Saxony at Wolffenbuttle. The preparations of the Emperour to resist Bethlem Gabor, and the Marquesse of Iegerensdorf: and theirs likewise for Silesia. The Duke of Brunswicks march vp towards Halberstadt, and Don Corduaes with the Baron of Anholts last enterprises in Westphalia. The present designes of the Count of Mansfield. The present businesse of the Grisons, and the King of Frances, with the Dukes of Sauoyes beginnings for recouery pf tje Valtoline. With something also of sea matters of great consequence and expectation from seuerall places
    Published 1623

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  13. 153
    Aprill 24. Numb. 28. The continuation of our former newes : Relating these particulars. The report of a late ouerthrow giuen vnto the baron of Anholt by Count Mansfield. The departing of diuers of the princes from the diet of Regenspurgh. Two of the conditions vpon which Bavaria hath accepted the electorate. Two decrees of the Emperour at the diet, in the cases of the young Prince Lodowick, Prince Palatine of the Rhyne, and of Landtgraue of Hessen. The Emperors & Bethlem Gabors preparations one against another. A battell betweene an eagle and an huntsman in the land of Hessen. The Duke of Brinswicks command to the Baron of Anholt, to auoid out of the lower Saxonie. The seuerall strengths, states, and last atchieuements of the armies of Tillye, Brunswicke, Denmarke, Cordova, Anholt, Mansfield, and Spinola. The discouery of two new treacheries attempted against the states. The present estate of the Valtoline; the deliberation to surrender it into the Popes hands, and the Popes readinesse to accept it, with many particulars of that businesse. Together with diuers other occurrences related from Turkie, Poland, Italie, France, and seuerall places of the vpper and lower Germanie
    Published 1623

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  14. 154
    Aprill 17. Numb. 26. The continuation of our former newes from Aprill the 8. vntill the 17. relating these particulars : The holding on of the diet of Regenspurgh, with the Duke of Saxonies refusall to appeare, his letters to that purpose vnto the elector of Cullen. The taking of the citie od Igla in Moravia by the Marquesse of Iegerensdorff, and other exploits of the Lord Budiani, and the Baron of Rodern, with other parts of the armie of Bethlem Gabor. The Emperours preparation to resist them. The Duke of Bavariaes new levies also for himselfe. The late bootie taken by those of Franckendale. The state of religion in the Empire. Together with the chusing of Christian Duke of Brunswick to be Generall for the lower Creitz of Saxonie. The taking of the countie of Schowenberg by the forces of Count Mansfield. As also, the preparations of the King of Denmarke and the Hanse townes. The businesse also of those of the other partie, Monsieur Tillye, the Marquesse of Spinola, and others. The warres of the Grisons, and the new league for the recouerie of the Valtoline. Lastly, diuers other particulars from sundry places; as the Iesuites enterlude at Rome, th troubles of Constantinople, &c
    Published 1623

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  15. 155
    May 30. Number 34. The last nevves, containing the arriuall of Bethlem Gabor, : the Marquesse of Iagensdorph, and the Count of Thurne, with all their forces neare the imperiall frontiers. The refusall of Saxonie and Brandenburgh to meet the Emperour. 1 Their appearing at the diet of Guttersbock. 2 Strange sights lately seene in Bohemia. The last newes of Tillies, Brunswickes and Cordovaes armies. The great iollitie lately in the Count of Mansfields campe. The rich returnes of certaine ships into Holland. Together with the last businesse of the Grisons. And diuers othe particulars from seueral places. And the continuation of our former newes
    Published 1623

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  16. 156
    Nouember 11. Number 3. The wonderfull resignation of Mustapha, and the aduancing of Amaranth a younger brother of the lately deposed Osman : The descending of the Tartars into Podolia, and Walachia, who taking some aduantages of the Cossacks vnrulinesse, thought to surprize the towne of Leopolis. The continuing of Bethelem Gabor in Hungarie, not comming thither by a voluntarie incursion, as hath beene coniectured: but by the calling of the nobility, who had long since nominated him King. The state of Count Mansfields armie, with the lamentable accident of Carbason, his sergeant maiors cutting off his wiues head, by reason one called him cuckold. The present estate of Spinola's armie. The present estate of the affaires in Holland, and the armie of the Prince of Orange
    Published 1623

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  17. 157
    June, 10. Numb. 30. The continuation of our forreigne newes, since the 4. to the 10 of the same : Contayning amongst divers other matters these speciall avisoes following. The powerfull and provident proceeding of the King of Sweden in Germanie, his late entertainement by the Duke of Saxon, and theyr confirmed confederacie thereupon. The preparation of the Protestant princes to resist the usurpation and tyrannie of the EMperour, and to give ayde and assistance to the King of Sweden. On the other-side, the great and formidable preparation of the Emperour and Popish League, to resist the said K. of Sweden, and the poore oppressed Protestants; together with two thundring proclamations published by the Emperour against the princes of the late dyet at Leypsich, and all that shall adhere to them. The late vndertakings of the prince of Orenge in Flaunders and else-where, and how farre hee hath as yet proceeded. Something concerning France and the late troubles there
    Published 1631

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  18. 158
    Septemb. 9. Numb. 38. The continuation of our forraine occurrences, : concerning amongst the rest these remarkable particulars. The further and continued good successe of the K. of Sweden, both in resisting Tillies last assault wherein was some treason hatched, iu [sic] the former; also his taking of the city Helmden in Silesia. The entertainment of our English forces, vnder the command of the Marquis Hamilton, and how the same are disposed of by his said Majesty. The great overthrow given the long preparing navie of ponts, shaloupes, ships, and other artificiall instruments of the K. of Spaines and the archdutchesse, by some of the forces of the Prince of Orange. In which were taken prisoners 3000. persons, among them divers men of great quality: together with the losse of all their ships, ordnance, monies, &c. The copie of a damnable prayer made publikel by a Iesuite at Strasburgh, against all those the appose the Romish religion: namely the K. of Sweden, the Lutheran princes, the states, and other princes. Besides divers passages from severall parts of Christendome
    Published 1631

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  19. 159
    The peasants price of spirituall liberty. : VVherein is represented the complexion of the times, and considerations to cure it. In three sermons. /

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  20. 160
    The Earle of Stamfords resolution. : Expressed in his faithfull execution of the trust imposed upon him concerning the militia of Leicester-shire. Who notwithstanding hee was often opposed, yet did not desist, but did proceed in the performance of his trust. And also did certifie his faith and fidelity to the House of Parliament. With a most remakable [sic] passage concerning the besieging of Hull, and how Sir John Hotham hath let out the waters three miles about the towne for the defence thereof. Joh. Brown Cler. Par. Hen. Elsyng Cler. Par. D. Com
    Published 1642

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