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<NAME>Mona Logarbo</NAME>
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<P>A True RELATION OF THE PROCEEDINGS FROM YORK and BEVERLEY.</P>
<P>Shewing The great power and &s;trength there rai&s;ed again&s;t the <HI>Parliament</HI> and <HI>Hull,</HI> under the com|mand of the Lord of <HI>Carnarvon,</HI> the Lord <HI>Rich,</HI> Colonell <HI>Fielding,</HI> Colonell <HI>Lunsford,</HI> Capt. <HI>Butler,</HI> &amp;c.</P>
<P>Al&s;o The bountie of the Clergie, and of the Gentrie in York-&s;hire, tending to the encrea|&s;ing and managing of the&s;e un|happie Proceedings.</P>
<P>Likewi&s;e &s;ome Rehearfall of Bi&s;hop <HI>Williams</HI> his Sermon before the King, <HI>Iuly</HI> 24. And of the great hurt that the great Recu&s;ant, Mr. <HI>Beckwith</HI> hath received by Sir <HI>Iohn Hotham.</HI></P>
<P>Sent in a Letter from <HI>Beverley,</HI> to a Citizen of good worth in <HI>London.</HI></P>
<P><HI>Aug.</HI> 3. <HI>London.</HI> printed for <HI>Iohn Iohn&s;on</HI> 1642.</P>
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<HEAD>NEVVES FROM YORK AND BEVERLEY.</HEAD>
<OPENER><SALUTE><HI>Co&s;en:</HI> My kind love, &amp;c.</SALUTE></OPENER>
<P>ACcording to your de&s;ire and my promi&s;e, I &s;hall acquaint youwith &s;uch Newes as hath happened with us &s;ince la&s;t I writ to you.</P>
<P>Then in briefe thus.</P>
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On Friday la&s;t, Sir <HI>John Goodrick</HI> Knight and Baronet, which was one of the York-&s;hire Knights, that &s;ub&s;cribed to give the King 250 hor&s;e, brought in his hor&s;e and men, being 36 in number, very bravely accoutred. Sir <HI>Francis Worthy,</HI> and the re&s;t, have engaged them&s;elves to bring in theirs on Friday next. This day a Troop of Hor&s;e, under the command of Captaine <HI>Butler,</HI> marched from hence <GAP DESC="illegible" REASON="bleedthrough" EXTENT="1 letter">owards New-Ca&s;tle (as it is reported) to gard the Towne; and this day like|wi&s;e two Regiments of Foot, of the Trained Bands of York-&s;hire, &s;hew un|der the command of Colonell <HI>Lunsford,</HI> the other under the command of Colo|nell <HI>Fieldiug,</HI> marched towards <HI>Hull.</HI> Doctor <HI>Ba&s;twick,</HI> and three other Cap|taines, are taken pri&s;oners by Mr. <HI>Ha|&s;tings</HI> and his Confederates, and they are expected to be brought to York. The late Bi&s;hop of Lincolne, now Arch-Bi|&s;hop of York, la&s;t Sunday preached at the great Church in York, his Text was
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the words of our Saviour in <HI>Luke, Vnle&s;&s;e your righteou&s;ne&s;&s;e exceed the righteou&s;ne&s;&s;e of the Scribes and Pharifies, yee &s;hall not in|herit the kingdome of heaven.</HI> How a man of his faction might apply that Text, I leave to you, or any rea&s;onable man to imagine.</P>
<P>Yet among other pa&s;&s;ages of his Ser|mon, hee tooke occa&s;ion to &s;peake of <HI>Ionas</HI> who being in the Ship, was cau&s;e of the &s;torme in the Sea, neither could it be allayed till he was throwne into the Sea, whereupon hee &s;aid that hee was not &s;o uncharitable to the di&s;turbers of the peace of <HI>I&s;rael.</HI> Tho&s;e that have rai|&s;ed this &s;torme of de&s;cention in the land to be throwne into the Sea, but he wi|&s;hed with al his heart they were thrown beyond the Sea, and be&s;ides he thought his wi&s;hes met with many of their de|&s;ires, for he thought mo&s;t of them had a minde to be beyond Sea. The King is returned from the Southerne parts to <HI>Beverley.</HI></P>
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It is reported by tho&s;e who went with him, that hath he gained the affections of the people where he hath lately been: tho&s;e that have &s;een him &s;ince his return, report him very merry, for they &s;ay hee wants no money, and on my owne knowledge I never here the Souldiers complaine for want of pay&punc;</P>
<P>Here come in daily men, money and provi&s;ion, and Arms from all parts of this Kingdome to the King: the drums &s;trike up all the day long here for Volun|tiers upon the promi&s;e of large pay. Here is with us a <HI>Dutchman</HI> who workes in ca&s;ting Mortar pieces, and making Fire|workes, a very experienced man he is, and doth rare exploits, here is come from Cambridge 10000 l to the King in mony and plate. Be&s;ides, all the Lords that are here, are there in favour with the King, many others (whom I meane) you may &s;u&s;pect. For any thing I can yet hear, there is nothing but a preparation for a Civill Warre. <HI>Beckstith</HI> the great Recu&s;ant was
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this la&s;t week, by a Bullet &s;hot from the towne of <HI>Hull,</HI> (hee lyin&s;t againg the Town with the Cavaliers) &s;hot through the arme.</P>
<P>Here is to be a mu&s;ter of all the Kings forces, Hor&s;e and foot to morrow, and at night the <HI>Dutchman</HI> is to &s;how &s;ome fireworks before the King, I might bely you as many doe I know, yet take this on my word, the King is very &s;trong here, (God grant all prove well) the Lord of <HI>Canarvan</HI> in the Princes ab&s;ence, commands the Troop, which I mu&s;t needs confe&s;&s;e is a brave one, which con|&s;i&s;ts mo&s;t of Gentlemen: and be&s;ides the &s;ervice they doe them&s;elves. They among them, have &s;et forth a Troop of Hor&s;e, which is under the command of my Lord <HI>Rich.</HI> What the event of the&s;e things will be, time mu&s;t produce. My Lord of <HI>Lincolne</HI> fea&s;ts the Cavaliers nobly, they are much engaged to his Honour, and he has as brave a &s;pirit in this exploit as the be&s;t of them. <HI>Hull</HI> is very &s;trongly be&s;ie|ged,
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and forces doe dayly thither re&s;ort, yet Sir <HI>Iohn Hotham</HI> behaves him&s;elfe bravely, and we are all indebted to him, yee Free-holders here are led away with the Gentry of this Country, who &s;tand &s;tiffe for the King: Sir <HI>Michael Warton</HI> Knight, hath lent the King 20000 l, and other <HI>Yorke&s;hire</HI> Gentlemen doe profer much.</P>
<CLOSER>This is all for the pre&s;ent&punc; Farwell.
<SIGNED>H M.</SIGNED></CLOSER>
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