An exact abridgement of the records in the Tower of London; from the reign of King Edward the Second, unto King Richard the Third, of all the ... acts in every parliament: together with

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1657 edition. Excerpt: ... his EÏiÎ/nj»-victory in Scotland; they require that by pollicic that may turn to btriand. the Commons tranquility: and for the Earl of NorthumbcrUnds travell in the fame difcomfeiture,they require the King to give him thanks. tor i Gray of Ru-13 The fame day they require the King, that where the Lord PrToner in War. c?9 & tbi lay IH-lormfiej a pi ifoner in Wales for the ranfome Rind me to ??,of ioooMarks,that therefore the Lord Roes and WiUottghby,and oFiend!7 ? tcr is Pwcots&alyes might make Ihift fox the fame Finc,withKing« affiflances out any Impcachmcnt¿hc King gtantcth thereto,and promifeth hi, fornix Ranfomca. hxlp, for that he knew the fame Lord t7rji to be a royall and val liant Knight., King in Parlia-? 4 On Fryday the ? th. of October,the King being in his royall scí'prifenersof Seat, the Earl of Northumberland ind other Lords brought before war-prefenred to him Sir Mari»ck le Steward, tr»e Son and Heir of the Duke of atom? in #Wthe Scoülh Kings brother. Sir William Grave, the Lord Movntgmctie, and Sir Adam Fofter Scots, Sir fames de Helfej, $« ftirct Hazars, and $ohn D&nei Eiq; French, who with others were taken in the battatl of Humbledo» Hill nigh WooUord'm the Countic of Northumberland, on the day of the exaltation of the Çrofs next before. ScnePrtfone«!j Thefe Prifoncrs in coming to the Kings prefence kneeled bmbicdeport-tfm time$ wiic: çilft? at thc Whitehall gate of the Their pr»yer to Kin gs Pallacc, then in the mi jdeft of thc fame Hall: and Thirdly, cord"""© ihe" bcio,;c Ki"?s ???»?? 6Uing10 his ?11 Scat of M whom ftill eomfe ofwar....