Royall and loyall blood shed by Cromwell and his party, &c. viz. King Charles the martyr. The Earl of Strafford. The Arch-Bishop of Canterbury. Duke Hamilton Earl of Holland Lord Capell Earl of Derby Marquesse of Montrosse Col. Eusebius Andrews. Sir Henry Hide Doctor Hewit To which are added 3. other murthers of publique note. Viz. Sir. Thomas Overbury. Sir George Sonds his 2. sons. Knight and Butler. To which is annexed a brief chronicle of the wars & affairs of the 3. kingdoms, from 1640 to 1661. Most exactly collected and compared with the originals, and amended of those errours which abound in the counterfeit impression of this book.

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Royall and loyall blood shed by Cromwell and his party, &c. viz. King Charles the martyr. The Earl of Strafford. The Arch-Bishop of Canterbury. Duke Hamilton Earl of Holland Lord Capell Earl of Derby Marquesse of Montrosse Col. Eusebius Andrews. Sir Henry Hide Doctor Hewit To which are added 3. other murthers of publique note. Viz. Sir. Thomas Overbury. Sir George Sonds his 2. sons. Knight and Butler. To which is annexed a brief chronicle of the wars & affairs of the 3. kingdoms, from 1640 to 1661. Most exactly collected and compared with the originals, and amended of those errours which abound in the counterfeit impression of this book.

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1662.

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Contents

• title page
• illustration
• To the Reader.
• An Appendix. Royall & Loyall Blood Shed by Cromwell, &c.
  • Additions out of Mr Fullers Church History. XI B. p. 237
  • THE NAMES and severall Pu∣nishments of the KINGS preten∣ded Judges and their Officers are as followeth.
• illustration
• The right Reverend William Laud, Arch-Bishop OF CANTERBURY.
  • The Speech or Sermon of the most Reverend Father in God, William Lord Arch-Bishop of Canterbury, Immediately before his Execution on the Scaffold on Tower-Hill, January, 10. 1644.
• illustration
• The Earl of Strafford, Lord Deputy of Ireland's two Speeches, the one at his Tryal in Westminster-Hall, the other on the Scaffold im∣mediately before his Execution on Tower-hill, May 12. 1641.
  • The Earl of Straffords Speech on the Scaffold immediately before his Exe∣cution on Tower-hill, May the 12. 1649.
• The three several Speeches of Duke Hamilton Earl of Cambridge, The Earl of Holland and the Lord Capell, immediately before their Execution upon the Scaffold in the Pallace-yard Westminster, on Friday March 9. 1649.
  • Duke Hamilton Earl of Cambridge, his Speech on the Scaffold, March 9t 1649.
• illustration
• The Earl of Holland riseth at Kingston with other Noble-men on behalf of the King then a Prisoner; defeated there, flyes to St. Neots, where he is taken, he is therefore condemned before the H.C. of Justice, and behead∣ed in the Pallace-yard at Westmin∣ster, March 9. 1644.
  • Henry Lord Rich, Earl of Hol∣land, His Speech on the Scaffold, im∣mediately hefore his death, March 9.
  • Arthur Lord Capell, his Speech on the Scaffold immediately be∣fore his death, March the 9. 1649.
  • A Relation, together, with the Speech of Col. John Morris, lately Governour of Pomfret Castle, at the place of his Execution at York, Aug. 23. 1649.
  • The Speech of Cornet Michael Black∣burn, immediately before his death, Aug, 23. 1649.
  • The Speech of Col. Eusebius Andrews, immediately before his Execution on the Scaf∣fold on Tower-Hill, on Thursday August 22. 1650 being attended on by Dr. Swadling.
  • Sir Henry Hides Speech on the Scaffold near the Exchange, im∣mediately before his Execution, March 4, 1650.
• The Earl of Derby having all along the Warres served the King upon the advance of his present Majesty to VVorcester, Lands in Lancashire from the Isle of Man, and opposeth Colonell Lilburn at VViggon, there defeated, flies to VVorcester, and after that fatall battell is pursued and taken, and by a Sentence of a Councill of Warre, is beheaded at Bolton 1651.
  • A true Copy of the Speech of the Right Honourable Iames Earl of Derby upon the Scaffold at Bolton in Lan∣cashire, together with his Deport∣ment and Prayer before his death, on Wednesday the 15 day of October 1651.
• The HISTORY of Colonell Eusebius Andrews.
• illustration
• The cruel and barbarous murder of Sir Thomas Overbury in the Tower of London by poyson, and Sir Jervas Elvys, Mrs. Turner, Richard West∣on and James Franklin Executed at Tyburn and other places for the commitment of it.
• illustration
• The Life, Death, and Tragical Execution of the ever renowned James Graham, Marquess of Mon∣tross, Earl of Kincardine, &c.
• The two Sons of Mr. Sonds of KENT.
• Butler and Knight.
• account
  • Sir Henry Hide's Speech on the Scaffold near the Exchange, immediately before his Execution, March 4. 1650.
• account
  • The manner of the Execution of that Reverend Doctor John Hewit D. D. on the same Scaffold, on Tuesday the same 8. of June 1658. with his speech be∣fore his death.
• title page
• TO THE READER.
• A Brief CHRONICLE OF THE Civil Wars OF England, Scotland, and Ireland, From 1640. to the end of the Year, 1661.
  • Anno Domini, 1641.
  • Anno Domoni 1642.
  • Anno Domini, 1643.
  • Anno Domini, 1644.
  • Anno Domini, 1645.
  • Anno Domini, 1646.
  • Anno Domini, 1647.
  • Anno Domini, 1648.
  • Anno Domoni 1649.
  • Anno. Dom. 1649. and 1650.
  • Anno Dom. 1651.
  • Anno Domini, 1652.
  • Anno Domini, 1653.
  • Anno Domini, 1654.
  • Anno Domini, 1655.
  • Anno Domini, 1656.
  • Anno Domini, 1657.
  • Anno Domini, 1658.
  • Anno Domini, 1659.
  • Anno Dom. 1660.
  • Anno Dom. 1661.