668 A nece/Jary Admonition to tbe Com;nons of England. me1nr~cafi~~~~f r~r%' r~~~~~; fu &':;f:m7:~1 :f~~~tth~~~~~~s C~ha':he' ~;~~h theft h; 0~i~e fb:r;! {~:~~} thought here not to dJtfcmble them, torfo_much as I 71»mas ArunJtl the Archbi(hop ; fo touchmg th<" mat- • ~V~~~ ~rt~;~t~~:Vat~~ai~~~ in~~~Ot~x~fe !~~~: ~hlnoftl~:ro7Y:~f~~7;r!:~~~' r~r~~~~C~~t h! 1\e P~rr.t.felves, foray, that.theyhavcdone nothing.butthelaw, ~oul~ .":'·dl take any vantage thcr~f aga~n!l n:c, who cuton tn the Law ; to the mtent that thefc men fccmg now how 111 wntmg o.f this Ccnfpiracy latd agat~~ S1r Rogtr ~f:- t:!~:~rr~~::r:n!;~h: ~~~~~~~~~n~rrv~~~~ fo~htf~~;dr~l:t~f~'~~/e,,!~,~~~:15~~!:,~rr~=~ ~o:'t!!~ :~ s~~:;~, i~~~~:~yri~~c~~~~c f~h1~:1 ~h:gj~nfi~:Of ~~!a~~~io~!(~b:o ~!:'t:ar ~f~~u;~ b;:;;;,~~~~ ~n~~~ ~:ad~~ot~~: ~~~u!~::~~~~~ub~~~/d~t~r~~ f~Y~ t~~~hrsJ~fri~1~~~~i~f:~~~ob!~~~ ~ 1:: after. H11s and Hurcmt of Prague, wh~eh could not be-. And thereto tcndeth my A~~ion .. My words~ plain, Lii, .All. .. In tht: man time, this my Prtition I put up to tht: a~td arc thcfe; ~¥bmfort 1t u c:nJmt tbiZt_ tbm was M.... ,7., Commons, and to all other which flWI hcro.fter put up mbtr no Cfinj}srRCJ ;U 11!1 11gRmff rbt }(j,g, or t/[t Aaenlfuy ~J~~~tib; ~~isth:~::li~~~l~:e~h~~et~%;eslx~~~ft~; t:;r~n~&(:' fomt fithtr time, or J~nt bJ J~mt ~:}m !:':':':~~~- more w1fe ~nd circumfpcd, both what they agree unto ~;l. ~~~Jrt~rr·~~~e ~o~~tm~~cti% c:h~i·~i~:o~ffu~~ Pro!~~o~dis~d';:~5if~tt~:~ ~':~;, 1i~ t"~~; ~r;r1t!iy ~=~e: ~%':'11! ~~~; :=~~e ~Fo:gf: ~~ ~0~n~8ut~~f~.~~;:fa~ ~~~n~~~ ~:~~~~~~~:~ :!17 ~h~f~~=a:~~t~t ~~~~~\"::iu0!asKi~~ ~t~~~~fua~:~~i~~~;;:,~:Ch~t~~~=~~ ~~~t; :~:;,: ~~b~:r7s:~~~~i~tei~~~ ~nt:~;;a ~~e ~hl~tl~:~~~~fo !~~~ r~Y}u::~n~~~~':~ return a ~mr Lcgi&i;m home ~b;:t~~~w~~%~~~: i;~ ~h~~~~~~r ti:n~:ero~t ;~,~ :~:·~h~; fay ~u~a~~. ~~:~f!e~f~~~e\\~;t~;: ~o~l;, ~;~tu~~;1i~~~ ~;!::-bt !ball have to do m Parhamencs_ hereafter, followmg the SJr Rcgtr A[J()n was othcl'oVJfe; th_ts IS ccrta.m, that he Bllliop o1 (leps of the~e former times, will take . vig1lant hm! to was always of contrary mind and oprnion to the _Bilhop of K ..... fuch cruel ~1\ls of the Popes Prdacy, lxmg put _up, that Romt , and to that kmd of people, for the whcch caufe ~mf<Hoapeither thar. confent do pa(s ra(hly, nor t~at ch:1r names ~e had grdt envy _and hatred at their h~nds, and could as;~;:,'~t .. in any condttio_n be fo abu(cd; Conlidenng With _them· little bear it: nelt~er do I greatly dJJl(nt from them,,,~ ..."... ~~:~f~~w~~~~~ 0~t%dbe~~k ;a1~~ i~ ~~~k ~:;~~~I~ ~;:SJ;0h~f;f;;·e~:~et r~;r t1~1; ~;":o!~d~ha~r;;~ ~~~:~ ~nee once admmt:d , may grow ~ftcrward to mtfi:luctS adventure was the caufe why he v..-as apprthen?ed and }~~~~~ !~~~~~;:~gt '~fhpc!nre~;,:fV:i: i~:~J0o~~h~ ~~~rr~:~rc:~~~le~h~1;: ;~i;te~~d~h:~rhefe ~~~ ;~"~'" being not welladvifed, fuch a thing ma}' be granted m one pcrcafe di_d frequent among thanfelves fame Convenu· day,that 2fterward many days may caufethe whole Realm cles, (whiCh Convc:nticks were made Treafon by the State rue. But I tf4{i men are bitten atough with fuch black tute :aforefaid) eit~a in thofe Thickets, or in feme pl~~t Parliamen~. to beware of Aftcr-cl:lps. The Lord J~fus dfe, for the heanng of Qods Word , and for pubhck only P~edor of his Chur~h, flop all :rafty deviCes PJ:a}'er;and therefore h~d theythlsBeverltJ their Pr~dla of fubttl Enemies, and with his W1fdom direCt w11h them. our Parliaments, as may be mofi to the advantage But to conclude, whatf~XVa this Sir Rogtr Af!01J was, of his Word , and comfort of his people. Amm, this is the truth, whlcb I may boldly rCOOid, as one writing Amen. f: ~et:;~t:~~~~ :~e~~~:ta~~;~~ot~:t~eo7~a~~ And thtu much having faid fer the defence of the Lord try~om three )'tars and more btfore the Lord Ccbham ~~t~~ · 1! ~:v~ifPr~~:. ~~~g~~ ~z~h;hef:Fc~ ~~~~rea~J~~:~~ff~:~~~l~tu;ili~· ra: 1f~d !fdt;:h :~ ~~11~re~~:Cn~=~~~~: 1iif~:~h~;r~ei}u~a};~~ ~~~ ~t~~~~~;::~~n~pes:e\1 ~;fi~~t:;~~~:th~~kh01~ ~hk~ta J, (~~~fiU~~;~Ut~l~n.tO rJdj~~~~~G i~h~~~ it:~~~ ~~~:~~f~~~~~;~~~~:g: !~~il~:~t~ ;~~f:~~h:~~: timt, and by t~le way; that if Maller Copt had b«n a mm~ratrcn, but aftn the Larm Wr~ters, c~unt~ng from Momtu any thm~; reafonab.le, he had no great c_aufc: fo ChnfisNatiyity, .An1111 1414, accordmgasmthisPicture to wrangle with me in this matter, who as _I d1d corn· is fpedficd, . Divers
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