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<HEAD>Articles a greed upon the 6. of May 1646. by Capt. Gannock and Capt. <HI>Baylie,</HI> deputed on the behalf of <HI>Sr. William Compton</HI> Governour of the Ca&s;tle of <HI>Banbury,</HI> And Colo. <HI>VVhetham,</HI> Colo, <HI>Bridges,</HI> Leiftenant Colo. <HI>Matthewes,</HI> and Leifte.</HEAD>
<HEAD TYPE="sub">Colo. <HI>Ca&s;tle</HI> Comi&s;&s;ioners appointed by Colo. <HI>Whaley,</HI> Commander in cheife of the Forces imployed for the re|duceing of the &s;aid Ca&s;tle, touching the &s;urender thereof.</HEAD>
<P>_IMPRIMIS, That the Governour and Sir <HI>Spencer Compton</HI> and the Major with each of them one &s;ervant, and their Armes, with 6. of their owne Hor&s;es, &s;hall have liberty to march away to what places they thinke fit, the Captaines each of them his owne Hor&s;e and Sword the re&s;t of the Officers with their &s;words, and private Souldiers without Armes in like &s;ort to march away to &s;uch places as their Pa&s;&s;es &s;hall direct.</P>
<P N="2">2. <HI>Item.</HI> That all Officers and Souldiers of the &s;aid Gari&s;on &s;hall have liberty to march away with their wearing apparell, and halfe their monyes, &s;o as they give a true and ju&s;t Accompt thereof.</P>
<P N="3">3. <HI>Item,</HI> That Sir <HI>William Compton</HI> the Governour with all the Officers and Souldiers &s;hall have pa&s;&s;es to go to any place in the kingdom af England or principalitie of Wales (not beleagured the city of London except|ed and the &s;aid Coro. <HI>Whalley</HI> &s;hall endevour to procure pa&s;&s;es to all &s;uch per&s;ons of the &s;aid Garri&s;on to go be|yond the Seas as &s;hall de&s;ire the &s;ame.</P>
<P N="4">4. <HI>Jtem,</HI> That all Officers and Souldiers of the &s;aid Garri&s;on &s;hall have free quarter in their march to the &s;eve|rall places appointed by their pa&s;&s;es, &s;o as they remaine not above one night in a place.</P>
<P N="5">5. <HI>Item,</HI> That all Officers and Souldiers of the &s;aid Garri&s;on may freely pa&s;&s;e to the places appointed with|out any Oath impo&s;ed upon them by the &s;aid Colo: <HI>Whalley</HI> or any other.</P>
<P><HI>Item,</HI> that the &s;aid Colo. <HI>Whalley</HI> upon the &s;urrender of the &s;aid Ca&s;tle Shall take &s;uch eare for re&s;titution of &s;uch goods belonging to the Countries now in the &s;aid Ca&s;tle as the &s;aid Colo. <HI>Whalley</HI> &s;hall &s;eeme ju&s;t and equall.</P>
<P><HI>Item,</HI> That the &s;aid Governour nor Officer or Souldier of the &s;aid Garri&s;&s;on &s;hall be mole&s;ted for any debt or any actdone by any of them, untill the time limitted in their pa&s;&s;es &s;hall be expired.</P>
<P><HI>Item,</HI> That all Officers and Souldiers of the &s;aid Garri&s;on being &s;ick or wounded together with Mr. <HI>VVoodhall</HI> Chyrurgeon to the &s;aid Ca&s;tle and his Mate, &s;hal have accomodation in the Town of <HI>Banbury</HI> or neare therunto untill their recovery, and afterwards &s;hall have pa&s;&s;es granted as others of their qualitie by vertue of their Arti|cles and the Chyrurgeon with each of them one ca&s;e of in&s;truements unmole&s;ted.</P>
<P><HI>Jtem,</HI> That Carriges be provided by the derection of the &s;aid Colo. <HI>Whalley</HI> for the conveihing of &s;uch things as are to be carried away by vertue of the&s;e Articles to &s;uch places as the &s;aid Sr. <HI>William Compton</HI> &s;hall thinke fit the &s;ame being not di&s;tant, 10 miles from <HI>Banbury.</HI></P>
<P>Vpon which con&s;iderations the &s;aid Sr. <HI>William Compton</HI> doth ingage his honour to &s;urrender the Ca&s;tle of <HI>Banbury</HI> in the condition it now &s;tandeth with Cannon, Coullers, Arms, and Ammuniton, and all things not conteyned in the&s;e Articles, withuot any embezelment what&s;oever to the &s;aid Colo. <HI>Whally</HI> for the u&s;e of the Parlaiment on Friday morning next being the 8. of this in&s;tant May by 9. a clock, at which time the &s;aid Arms are to be delivered to &s;uch per&s;ons as to the &s;aid Colo. <HI>VVhaley</HI> &s;hall appoint in the halfe moon before the Gate and Ho&s;tages are to be &s;ent our for the performance hereof. All which was performed accordingly.</P>
<P><HI>Jmprimatur. Gilb. Mabbot. Jo. Ru&s;hworth</HI></P>
<P>8. <HI>May</HI> <GAP DESC="illegible" EXTENT="1 letter">646.</P>
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<P>Printed by <HI>T. B.</HI> for <HI>H. Tucke</HI> and <HI>F. Tyton.</HI> 1646.</P>
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