584 Tho. Anmdel provedaTraitor, andhanijhed. J(. Richard the Seco11d depofed. . :'::a:~narh:~~~~~:=~1:andf~crn to txuHtt the jfatuw ~~~ %i~fdC:t;~~~c:J~~~~fa~tCt~~~:~~1; {~:~t.} J• r;,, 9. of ~~r~~~, eh~ ~h~tl;a~1 J.~~~:~:t,Mt~-~~j~~: ~~;~~~~ ~:~~le ~;i;~rc~eb~~oJ·;;o!~hcd~i~ke ~~~G;~~ Clerk, waschargcdoprnly 111 the l':lrhament, That he jltr,and the Earls of ArmultlandWilrWick, to incro:ich ~;~~~:; ::t:re"tt~:ti~;e~;~ ~~:k~a::,;':{bu:ha~: k ~;~;~v~ld~):J~~~\';J;r:;~~ ~~ij~~t~et~~ ~~~~~:fa~ ;; pfe}::'/ ~f~: ~';£; ~;;{, !;; ';::i~b;r c~~hf:;; ~~~cr~~\~c~~faft :;::; t~~;;~u~~~er~';J,~; [11e. . thefamelmpr:tchmentstouchcd fo grtata perfon they ;,~;~r::: IG1~~e R~7~n~e~; ~~~oE,:~~tJ~i~ht=hi~!~e t~1!d$~pl~~ would be advifcd. the Commons :raycd i" Ti1.21. J ' • l11at,afrertheFe:lfi ofEpiphan!nextenfumg, the St.J.plc ~:~~da~:~~~~: ~:~11t\r~11 i~t::~~o !:~;~~· ~~ ~~~~: ~~~f;;9 thewlw:h Statuteflrouldbe fully executed: And further, hunfe!f That every Alien, thlt bringeth Merch:~.ndife into the hinifelf R~lm, fhould find fuflicient furety to buy :~.nd c:my away and Sir .J.I A<tilbt. ~C:h~:J:~~ oftheReah.n, to h:~.lf the val~ of the faid ~f:~; an& therefore it was ordered, tha.t the faid An:hhi~ ::..~~· ;:~~~tQrQ- a~~ill''th~1l!:i~~:fc:r~f'Tif;;,~~~~:~':edm~~f:s.~~~ ~jd:J~df~rf:~~=~~~.~T.~~r,;lirr~~~~~~~is Unds ~~~~~· •J· ~:~ ~ro~~~~ ~;t:h~~~~~f~~~'t:iglc:'~ ~~:~~~ nro!r~et~~~fs~~~~nr!cnF~laJ::~hit~fi~ai~V~~~~~r. ~ r»,l 7 , &Jj1, 29. ~~~~~:~:~~ ~;a!~;b year of ~heRei.gn of .th( for~aid chath:ha~ir~hfrir:~:fu%~~~~~~•:o~£d:~~ oompre- ~~dSp;~=~:~~~~~~S~rr~~fr:~~ilie~~~~~~ ~~:~~~:;rr~~)~11Por ilie1~J~u~;ro11~o~,~~~~~;~~~';; :~d'tr~k;.:~b'j~s ~~:f,or!;td10h:~.~x~~~~m~~~;ed~~ ~~ic~,,~~~n~.:~/~~i;r~{\~~;. ~~~h~~t:hJ;.~~~~s; { ~:9°~ } Utters, FrivJ];;fs(S and Chmrrs:, t~e fame ~. bemg ~1cd the flrangc and al(olamentable depofing of this K. Tbtde~><> rrnd i~t the Parhamcnt ~ou(e, \~ adjndgtd prejudicial tO R~tharJ the .2d aforefaid from his Kingly Scepter, Strange, ~;b::~c the Kmgs Crown, and. m derogation of the Laws; for the for that the hke example bath not often been fw1 in Seats &«ond :re~~ 1;~ 'ili: ~~~~=r~1;;~,:~~ r~~~~~~o~;h;h~~~~~i1 ~~Y~~;;:;l~~~~~~;t,1~~ ;;a~li~~~1~~~~t f: ~~u~cYc:~o~~~ r:!~t';~ andpldure. . were/ufHyJ~fcd,orifheweretmjufll.ydeprived,'rofre m •. "'''tN· 111 the faid Parliamcnt:Llfo,~Vi//z'!m Archbifhop ?f Can· the K.m~lyTJt!e there n~t able to hold IllS right, where by 1 . ,,. "t'· ttr~ury maketh his Prorcflauon m the ope1~ Parhamcn~, force Lt IS compelled to g1ve place to might. faymg, Th~t tht Popt 011ght not to t.>:e~mmtfmcatt flnJ B1~ As CO~tccn~mg the order and procefs of whofe depofing, fhop, or to wterme.tldlt, {or,. or touchJn,~ an; prefentment ror tl~l~ lt neither ~s gr~tly pertmem .to my argument,and ~0~~~;{. F~~~t~~:~~~~~~'f;:¥, 7h::~t; ;;P::~h~tto~;f; ;~::~i~~~rh~~a:;~~~~~ :r;;.r~::a::,~~dt i~~: ~:~~ 7/otra~Jiattan_ to all] BiJIJUfYitk ?JJsthm the Rt(llm aga,~ft TI(S at lar~e, it we~e here tediOUS and fuperAuous to inter~ :;~:;~'Jt:J::~~~~/=~ :;e~~:nd,a',;;j~~t h:it:~~; ~:~~~~d~~=t~}gtr:,l:~~;g, \~~y 'i:r~r:heh~h~:~: ~~~ .. aod lmn fo ji-tt, IH the fame bath had n/ll'le tflrthf; SO't!ueJg;u, touched. In whom as fome good \'ertues may be noted, ... r.:riD if, ~;~i:i~:~ ~;~f;~i:!e'~~::. on~1~1 ,:~fc1~tp~:~~%rh; i;~~~r ~~~e t~i~;h~~~~; :t :r ~~x~;i~!j1is ~~g: Rkbd prayed might be entred. m~ors, ceafed to take part with chem, .which rook part ~~1%.2· w~11 d:%ed 7~t1~~:,~fe~~e~~~~ ~~ t~1;d~i:.n~fi%~~el~~ ~~;~lh~r<f:~~e~~~~~b~~~ei~!e[e~~:{:fbyh~e ,~~: ru.t, n. gious perfuns as cau(ed their Villains or underlmgs eo mar- dm:de~h all efiates, thlt as he firll began to forfake the ryfree\~omeninheritable, whereby the Lands came to maintam~ngof the Gofpel of God, fo the Lord ~uto thofe religious Jllt1~S. hands by ooll~lion. forfa~e hnn. And where the protcdion of G~ begmneth ~!;;k~ ]rem, That fuffictent perfons might be pr&nted to Be- tO f3tl, there can lack no caufcs to be dt:~.rged wuhal,whom 1he .,dnrf. :a~~~=fd~a;;~tO;r~~.Oll the fame, fo as their flock for ~!~fid~i~~c\:h~~~ho~~ li~:~~~~~~~~rl:his ~~~:,t ~~ w;~rbe Item, That rem~y migl1t be: had againfr the Abbots of mong all other caufes aHedged in flories againfl: him, none Cofchejftr and Abmgtrm, who m the Towns of Cofchejler feemeth fo 1~uch to .be weighed of us, or more hurtful to and Colnham claim to l.tave S:~.nd:uary. ' him than thiS forfo.kmg of the Lord ::m.d h.is Word. At~ Tocometothe Parhamentholdm inthe2othyarof thoughtofuchashflmoretobeccrtitied mothercaufes ~:,:"Air~~: this Kings Reign ; we find moreover in the 6id Roll.s,how concurring \~ithal,. m:~.ny :Lnd fundry ddtds in that Kin~ Ti1.n. rhac the Archbilhops of CanttrburJ and Ycrk for them- may ~ppearm flones, to the number ~(thirty three Aru~ fdv(S, andthcCicrgyof theirProvinc(S, declared to the desalledg(d,orforccd ratheragainfihun. =~~~~P King in open Parliament, That ( jOrafmuch as tht] wuc In which as I cannot ~my, but that he was w~rthy of tfJc~:~ ~:,;;~o {;:':b: f:/rt~~~?net ~~;;;~e1i:~eftr~i£ 1%e1:'!, ~Z; ~~.ha~~~~~;J~l ~a!:o11{h~:~.~::~ef~r~~~ml>eh.~h~~: K. JUM.-~. hi~clr. ili~~~!j;~,7~~fpfo~;~~~i~,:~:l:;r~~~~U:~tft;,'::o~t:f.ame, fri~~r, ~~~i~~~h~~~W~~~~~~oM t:}:~; !hid To•· l•· it ~n~~~:~%~: ~~~hif,~!&~~~!~;~)~;J;:~~~; cl:~~~gg~;;1~~~~rr:~~r:l~~~~~~ 1:f !h:~~da~~ ~Y;;Jy ::;: ,;;~7~~~~;~rt/:{~1~?~i::;,~::;j;!';~~ ~~~\v~~~:ltO!::~~~~~~s~:te:~~~ ~~~~~a~~~ firft appoftJ in hit ~hapur pr01!i11CJfli, an pamto be pur out w~e God fiandeth not to fntnd? er what caufe can be: ~~;~1'filf:'~~~~Ki:;gs Officers, for making Arrefis or i:!~~~~~~~~;o~:~~~ 1fu~~~&:! tZv~~~fu~~1it ~h;r~i~l~ •• •,.M. ~;,:~~~~~:E;:;~;~,~?::,;:;o;,;;:o::~;:::: ~,~~!:r:;~i~1~:~J~~~;~r~~i:~!:?h~~,!~~~~~ ;:'ls~"' ,, ~~~ ti'!M~~;;1~~~~~~:~~d·;1~;: ::,~~~ ~h: cordmg to thccouufcl of the godly Kmg DawJ) Pf(l/,z. And
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