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<HEAD>A Catalogue of &s;undrie Knights, Aldermen, Doctors: Mini&s;ters and Ci|zens, who denying to contribute Money for the publicke &s;afety, and other mi&s;demeanors, are in cu&s;tody in <HI>Gre&s;ham Colledge, Crosby</HI> hou&s;e, and other places in and about the cities of London and We&s;tmin&s;ter, by authority from the Parliament.</HEAD>
<P>_THere is nothing doth more di&s;cover the inclination, then to part with that wherunto men have oliged their affections: for &s;uch is their naturall love to riches, that they preferre it before honour, reputation, nay even Religion. The Common-wealth &s;hall bee ex|po&s;ed to any danger, and &s;uffer under the violent fury of an enemy, rather then they will contribute any thing for the generall good of the Kingdome. And it were no wonder, if there were but &s;ome few of this opinion; but when they which &s;hould bee more grave and weighty in iudgement, by many thou&s;and pounds then others, &s;hall re|fu&s;e to a&s;&s;i&s;t the Parliament with &s;ummes of money proportionable to their e&s;tates, it &s;hewes that they doe little regard the publicke good, or their owne private &s;afety. Whereupon the names of certaine mo&s;t eminent rich men of the Citie, being certified unto the Parliament, and they knowing that they might ea&s;ily &s;pare &s;uch &s;ummes of money as were of them demanded for the &s;up|ply of the pre&s;ent di&s;tracted occa&s;ions of the Kingdome, they ordered it upon mature deliberation, that they &s;hould be compelled to &s;atisfie the Parliaments iu&s;t de&s;ires, which they had formerly refu&s;ed to doe: And thereupon by order from the Parliament, divers Captaines of the citie, with &s;ome of the trained Bands, came on Saturday night la&s;t to the hou&s;es of the&s;e wealthy Citizens, every Ward not &s;earching in their owne Pre|cincts, but in anothers liberty, to avoid the common enemies to iu&s;tice, feare or favour; and &s;o without admit|ting of any excu&s;e, they tooke &s;ome at &s;upper with many gue&s;ts at their Tables, others were rai&s;ed out of their bed, and &s;till as they found them, they tooke them away by authority from the Parliament, and forthwith car|ried them to pri&s;on, where they remaine for their contempt of the Parliaments demands concerning money to be i&s;&s;ued for the defence of the King and Parliament in the&s;e mutinous times: And that tho&s;e rich men who are &s;o cold in their affections to the cau&s;e wherein the Kingdom is engaged, may be di&s;covered, their names well knowne in the Citie, are here likewi&s;e in&s;erted.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE><DATE>Die Mercurii, 2. Nouemb. 1642.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>WHereas Wee the LORDS and COMMONS have Ordered, That it be referred to the Com|mitee for the &s;afety of the Kingdom, To prepare Heads of an Humble Addre&s;&s;e unto His Ma|ie&s;tie, compo&s;ing the pre&s;ent Differences and Di&s;tractions, and &s;ettling the Peace of the Kingdome, and to pre&s;ent them to the Hou&s;e</P>
<P>To prevent all Mi&s;con&s;tructions or Neglects, wherby our iu&s;t Defence may be hindred, We doe Declare, That the Preparation of Forces, and all other nece&s;&s;ary means for the Defence of the Prote&s;tant Religion, the Priuledg of Parliment, the Laws and Liberties of the Subiect, &s;hall be pro&s;ecuted with all vigour.</P>
<CLOSER><SIGNED>Henry El&s;inge Cler: Parl. D. Com.</SIGNED>
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<ITEM>Sir Kenhelme Digby</ITEM>
<ITEM>Sir Henry Garraway</ITEM>
<ITEM>Sir Georgc Whitmore</ITEM>
<ITEM>Sir John Cordwall</ITEM>
<ITEM>Sir John Jacob</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Rogers</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Baker</ITEM>
<ITEM>Captaine Beale</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Dole</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Fi&s;h</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Shaw</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Dudley</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Gardiner</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Bradworth</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Vivian</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Garraway</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Middleton</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Hollingworth</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Osba&s;ton</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Topham</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Alden</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Brogram</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Wingor</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Acton</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Kendall</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Langhorne</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Ludiner</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Newton</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Walcot</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Clerk</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Grimes.</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Ward</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Pettiward</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Withers</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Greene</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Heather</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Harwicke</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Bacon</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Smith</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Davenport</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Shaw</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Holme</ITEM>
<ITEM>Deputy Nedel</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Barkes</ITEM>
<ITEM>Deputy Webbe.</ITEM>
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<HEAD>DOCTORS.</HEAD>
<ITEM>Doctor Hold&s;worth &s;ent for.</ITEM>
<ITEM>Dr Hacket</ITEM>
<ITEM>Dr Shelley</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Shoot</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Squire</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Udall</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Swadlin</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Stone</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Griffith.</ITEM>
<ITEM>Mr Gro&s;&s;e</ITEM>
<ITEM>Edward Dob&s;on, alias, cod|pice-Ned, Book&s;eller neer Newgate.</ITEM>
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<P>Printed for <HI>Iohn Iack&s;on, G. Green,</HI> and <HI>F. Smith,</HI> and are to be &s;old in the Old Baily, 1642. Novemb. 7.</P>
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