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<P>THE HEADS OF, SEVERALL Petitions and complaints made again&s;t
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<ITEM>1 Sir <HI>Iohn Connyers</HI> Lievtenant Generall of the Hor&s;e in the Northerne expedition.</ITEM>
<ITEM>2 Dr. <HI>Heywood</HI> of St. <HI>Gyles in the Fields.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>3 The Pari&s;hioners of St. <HI>Mary-Woolchurch</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>4 Dr. <HI>Fuller</HI> of St. <HI>Giles Cripple-gate.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>5 Mr. <HI>Booth</HI> of St. <HI>Botolphs Alder&s;gate.</HI></ITEM>
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<P>Touching the Rayles about the Communion Table:
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<ITEM>The Pictures in Gla&s;&s;e-windowes.</ITEM>
<ITEM>And weekely Lectures.</ITEM>
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<P><HI>And read before the Committee, October</HI> 16. 1641.</P>
<P>LONDON, Printed for <HI>Iohn Thomas.</HI> 1641.</P>
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<HEAD>THE Heads of the proceedings at the <HI>Committee</HI> appointed to &s;it, during the rece&s;&s;e.</HEAD>
<P>_TUe&s;day the 12. of <HI>October,</HI> the <HI>Com|mittee</HI> being met, there was a Petiti|on again&s;t Sir <HI>Iohn Connyers</HI> (Lieve|tenant Generall for the Hor&s;e in the late Northerne expedition) by cer|taine Troopers, wherein hee was complained of, for fal&s;e Mu&s;ters, deduction of pay, and other things, whereupon the &s;aid Sir <HI>John</HI> was ordered to attend the Committee on <HI>Saturday</HI> following the 16. of this in&s;tant moneth.</P>
<P>Then were divers other Petitions read, which were formerly deliver'd by certain Troopers, a|gain&s;t other Commandors (which touched as well my Lord Generall as other Officers under whom they had &s;erved) the complaints being of the like nature, and the complainers being heard what they could lay to their charge; Mr. <HI>Pym</HI> then an&s;wered, that what concerned my Lord Generall they mu&s;t complain to the Lords hou&s;e for redre&s;&s;e; But what concerned the Hou&s;e of Commons, they &s;hould be relieved in, with all convenient &s;peed, praying their patience in the meane time.</P>
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<P>There was al&s;o a complaint made again&s;t Col. <HI>Huncks,</HI> who was ordered to attend on <HI>Saturday</HI> al&s;o.</P>
<P>Likewi&s;e a complaint again&s;t Dr. <HI>Heywood</HI> of St. <HI>Giles</HI> in the <HI>Fields,</HI> for not &s;uffering the order to be read in his Church, publi&s;hed by the hou&s;e of Commons, concerning the pulling downe of the Rayles about the Communion Table, levelling the Church whereby &s;ome appo&s;ition was made, &amp; he was ordered to attend on the <HI>Saturday</HI> follow|ing.</P>
<P>Al&s;o a complaint again&s;t &s;ome Pari&s;hioners of St. <HI>Mary VVoolchurch,</HI> who had defaced a very faire windowe, &amp; other Emblem's of antiquity in that Church, without warrant, to the great pre|judice and defacing thereof, and warrants were granted for the offendors therein.</P>
<P>This day was report made to the Committee that Cornet Ayers was fled into <HI>France.</HI></P>
<P>On <HI>Saturday</HI> the 16. Sir <HI>Iohn Connyers</HI> appea|ring before the Committee, the &s;everall co~plaints again&s;t him were read, unto every paricular of which, he pleaded Innocency, laying the fault (if any were) upon his inferior Officers, and that no pay had been &s;topt, but according to certain Or|ders (which were produced and read) that he &s;aid were drawne up by a generall agreement, which they denyed, pleading them to be an act of his owne and &s;ome few other Commanders, and not by generall con&s;ent. But many things being de|po&s;ed again&s;t him, among&s;t which, that he made certaine Troopers pay ten pounds for a hor&s;e &s;up|po&s;ed
<PB N="3" REF="3">to be lo&s;t, which was afterwards found, but they had no re&s;titution for it, whereupon hee confe&s;&s;ed he remembred &s;uch a thing was, but it was not his fault, they were not repayd their mo|ney againe, and then entred into a long &s;peech in defence of him&s;elfe, that he had &s;erved in forraign warres, and alwayes re&s;pected, but here contra|riwi&s;e, where he &s;trove to be mo&s;t beloved, hee was mo&s;t hated, having beene reproched both to his face and behind his back, and that unde&s;er|ved, and that in that condition and quality wherein hee was, his Reputation was as deere unto him in that place and quality, he &s;er|ved as a Souldier, as the greate&s;t Princes in the world, and he de&s;erved worthily to dye, if tho&s;e things objected again&s;t him, could be proved again&s;t him: And wherein he was calumniated he de&s;ired Ju&s;tice again&s;t &s;ome particular men, e&s;pecially again&s;t one <HI>Moore</HI> (who pleaded much again&s;t him) and others, and that he dur&s;t &s;carce goe abroad, his life having been often threatned: Adding further, that the &s;aid <HI>Moore</HI> was impri|&s;oned at <HI>Yorke</HI> by my Lord Generall, for &s;aying (upon the disbanding) that his Sword was as &s;harpe as the Generals, or the &s;aid Sir <HI>Johns,</HI> and if he could not be &s;atisfied he would get his pay as he could, (or to that effect) which might inti|mate &s;ome de&s;perate humour. But the &s;aid <HI>Moore</HI> &s;aid he was wrong'd in that, not denying hee was &s;o impri&s;oned, but it was upon a wrong intima|tion, and after long time of hearing, both &s;ides de&s;iring
<PB N="4" REF="4">Ju&s;tice, it being neere two of the clocke, and all the Committee ro&s;e but Mr. <HI>Pym</HI> and one more, It was put off till Tue&s;day morning at 9. of the clocke, both Sir <HI>Iohn</HI> and his accu&s;ers being or|dered to attend.</P>
<P>There was a Petition delivered this day again&s;t Mr. <HI>Booth</HI> Mini&s;ter of St. Botolphs Alder&s;gate, for &s;ome oppo&s;ition by him about levelling the Church, who is ordered to attend on Tue&s;day next.</P>
<P>There was likewi&s;e a warrant granted for Dr. <HI>Fuller,</HI> Preacher of Saint <HI>Giles Gripplegate,</HI> and &s;ome others, for oppo&s;ing the Thur&s;day lecture there, &s;o are to attend on Tue&s;day next al&s;o.</P>
<P>Likewi&s;e warrants were granted for Coronet <HI>Holt</HI> and others to attend on <HI>Tue&s;day</HI> next.</P>
<P>Dr. <HI>Heywood</HI> appeared this day, and &s;o did Co|onell <HI>Huncks,</HI> but the time being far &s;pent, they are ordered to attend on Tue&s;day next.</P>
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