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<P>The Old Malignant IN New Apparrell, Di&s;covered by the <HI>MARKS</HI> of <HI>MALIGNANCY</HI> given in the <HI>Declarations, Remon&s;trances, Orders, Ordinances, Votes, &amp;c.</HI></P>
<P>Of one or both the honorable Hou&s;es of Parlia|ment, and in their Articles again&s;t <HI>Thomas Earl of Strafford, &amp;c.</HI> and again&s;t <HI>William Laud Archbi&s;hop of Canterbury</HI> whom they put to death for Malignancy.</P>
<P><HI>London,</HI> Printed for <HI>L. F.</HI> 1648.</P>
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<P N="1">1 <HI>TO endeavour to &s;ubvert the fundamentall Laws and Government of this Kingdome,</HI> which is or ought to be by King, Lords, and Commons. The fir&s;t Article again&s;t the Earl of Strafford, and the fir&s;t article again&s;t Will. Laud, Archbi&s;hop of Canterbury.</P>
<P N="2">2. <HI>To endeavour to introduce an arbitrary and tyrannical Government again&s;t Law.</HI> Ibid.</P>
<P N="3">3. <HI>To hinder the Reformation of Religion.</HI> Nationall Covenant Article 4.</P>
<P N="4">4 <HI>To endeavor to &s;tir up enmity and ho&s;tility be|tween his Ma^t^i^e^s &s;ubjects of</HI> England &amp; Scotland Artic 5. again&s;t E. of Strafford, Artic. 13. again&s;t Wil. Laud Archbi&s;hop: Solemn league and Covenant, Art. 4.</P>
<P N="5">5 <HI>To countenance or favor the</HI> Rebellion <HI>in</HI> Ireland, <HI>or to hinder &amp; retard help from the poor</HI> Prote&s;tants <HI>there, &s;eeing the religion that we pro|fe&s;s lyes at the &s;take, and many thou&s;ands of our</HI> poor brethren <HI>are in apparent danger, nor can we expect that God wil ble&s;s us if we be wanting to them</HI> Votes March 16. 1641. Collection of Ord. p. 115. Declar. Col. p. 97, &amp;c. Declar. June 16. 1643. Declar. May 19. 1642. Col. p. 199. &amp; Declar. May 26. Col. p. 689.</P>
<P N="6">6 <HI>To be guilty of his Maje&s;ties ab&s;ence from his
<PB N="4" REF="3">Parliament which is not only an ob&s;truction but may be a de&s;truction to the affairs of Jreland, an hazard to this Kingdom and a great prejudice to the procee|dings of Parliament.</HI> Votes Mar. 1. 1641. Col. p, 95. Remon&s;t. 3. Col. p. 271. Votes March 16. 1641. Col. p. 114, 115</P>
<P N="7">7 <HI>To make divi&s;ion between the King and his peo|ple by laboring to beget in them an evil opinion one of another.</HI> Solemn League and Covenant, art. 4. <HI>&amp;c.</HI> Art <HI>ult.</HI> again&s;t <HI>W. L.</HI> Archbi&s;hop.</P>
<P N="8">8 <HI>To endevour the bringing up of an Army to force or aw the Parliament, for if Parliaments be forced then farewel all other Parliaments, farewel Laws, farewel Liberties.</HI> Remon&s;tr. 3. Decl. in Col. p. 396. Declar. May 26. 1642. Col. p. 695, 723.</P>
<P N="9">9 <HI>To endevor to &s;ubvert the rights of Parliaments and the ancient cour&s;e of Parliamentary proceeding</HI> Art. 7. again&s;t <HI>E.</HI> of Strafford and <HI>Art.</HI> 14 again&s;t <HI>W. L.</HI> Archbi&s;hop.</P>
<P N="10">10 <HI>To demand Members of both or either Hou&s;e, there being no legal charge nor accu&s;ation again&s;t them, &s;eeing by this means under fal&s;e pretences of
<PB N="5" REF="3">crimes and accu&s;ations &s;uch and &s;o many Members of both or either Hou&s;e may be taken out at any time by any per&s;ons to &s;erve a turn and to make a major part of it of whom they will at plea&s;ure</HI> Decl. Com. Ian. 5. 1641. Col. p. 39; 40. Petit. march 1 Col. p. 93. Declar. may 19. 1642 col. p. 201</P>
<P N="11">11 <HI>To declare and publi&s;h Parliament-men tray|tors whether the accu&s;ation be true or fal&s;e without due proce&s;s of Law.</HI> Petit. of Lords &amp; Com. Feb. 2. 1641: Col: p: 67: Votes April 28: 1642: Col: p, 162: Declar: May 19, 1642: Col, p, 201</P>
<P N="12">12 <HI>To arre&s;t and detain a Member or Members of either Hou&s;e without acquainting the hou&s;e there with</HI> Remon&s;t. 1. Col. p. 6. Decl. com. Ian. 3. 1641. Col. p. 35. &amp; Ian. 17: 1641: Col: p, 39</P>
<P N="13">13 <HI>To judg Parliament-men for their Debates and Propo&s;itions in the Hou&s;es it belonging to the &s;everal Hou&s;es re&s;pectively to judg and determine &s;uch errors and offences.</HI> Petit. of Lords and Com. Decemb. 14. 1741.</P>
<P N="14">14 <HI>To endeavor to altar Gods true Religion by Law e&s;tabli&s;hed in this Realm and to declare and maintain popi&s;h doctrine and opinions.</HI></P>
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<P N="15">15 <HI>To have dome&s;ticall Chaplaines notoriou&s;ly di&s;affected to the reformed religion.</HI></P>
<P N="16">16 <HI>To prefer to great promotions in the Church &s;uch as are Popi&s;h or otherways un&s;ound or corrupt in Doctrine or life as Socinians, Arminians, &amp;c.</HI> Artic. 7, 8.9. again&s;t Will. Laud, Archbi&s;hop Cant.</P>
<P N="17">17 <HI>To di&s;approve or refu&s;e to take the</HI> National Covenant, <HI>or otherwi&s;e to oppo&s;e and break it wil|fully; &s;uch are not to be confided in, in the Armies,</HI> Declar. Septemb. 20. 1643. Col. p. 327.</P>
<P N="18">18 <HI>To &s;ay, that tho&s;e that &s;tay in the Hou&s;es di&s;|charging their tru&s;t when others di&s;ert it, are not the Hou&s;es, but a faction, becau&s;e they wil not do or leave undone what&s;oever the&s;e new controllers of a Parliament &s;uggest &mdash; as fit or not fit to be done &mdash; their de&s;ign is to &s;ubject both King, Parliament &amp; Kingdome to the needy avaricious and ambitious &s;pirits and to the violent law, Mar&s;hall law of go|verning the people by a gard and by the Souldiers,</HI> Declarat. May 26. 1642. Col: p. 688, 689:</P>
<P N="19">19 <HI>To endeavour by letters, me&s;&s;ages, threats, pro|mi&s;es, to interrupt &amp; pervert the Courts of Ju&s;tice at We&s;tmin&s;ter &amp; other Courts to the &s;ubver&s;ion of the laws of the Kingdom,</HI> Art 3. again&s;t Archb^p</P>
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<P N="20">20 <HI>To burden the Kingdom with</HI> free quarter <HI>and other</HI> taxes <HI>levyen by the Souldiery without con&s;ent of Parliament,</HI> Art. 1. <HI>W. L.</HI> art. 15. <HI>E.</HI> Stra.</P>
<P N="21">21 <HI>To detain a great part of his Majesties revenue without giving legal account:</HI> 22 <HI>And to take great &s;ums out of the Exchequer converting them to his own u&s;e.</HI> Art. 3. again&s;t <HI>E.</HI> of Strafford.</P>
<P N="23">23 <HI>To put out per&s;ons of honour and trust from being Con&s;tables or Lieutenants of the</HI> tower of London, <HI>and put in &s;uch as are not confided in.</HI></P>
<P N="24">24 <HI>To</HI> garri&s;on <HI>Whitehall, and to bring doubt|full and unknown per&s;ons to be about Whitehal and</HI> We&s;tmin&s;ter: Petition of L. Mayor Aldermen and com: Councel, Col. p. 46. Pet. of Lords &amp; Com. Jan: 28, 1641:</P>
<P N="25">25 <HI>To preiudice the Kingdom by di&s;crediting the mint and hindring the importation of Bullion.</HI></P>
<P N="26">26 <HI>To cau&s;e divi&s;ions and di&s;cord between the Churh of England and other Reformed Churches in France, Low Countries.</HI> Art. 12. again&s;t Arch|bi&s;hop.</P>
<P N="27">27 <HI>To rai&s;e factions in the City of London or o|ther parts of the Kingdome contrary to our Solemn League and Covenant.</HI></P>
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<P N="28">28 <HI>To endeavour not onely to que&s;tion but over|throw the</HI> Charter <HI>of that City.</HI></P>
<P N="29">29 <HI>To mount the</HI> great peeces of battery <HI>in the</HI> tower <HI>again&s;t the City, and to endevor to ex|po&s;e the wealth of it as a</HI> prey <HI>to de&s;perate and nece&s;sitous</HI> per&s;ons: Solemn League and Co-Art; 4 Decl; March 2, 1642 Col, p, 98; Decl; June 21, Col, p, 377</P>
<P N="30">30 <HI>To infu&s;e into the people that the</HI> Parliament <HI>means to aboli&s;h all</HI> Church Government <HI>and leave every man to his own fancy for the</HI> &s;ervice <HI>and</HI> wor&s;hip <HI>of God, ab&s;olving him of that obedience which he owes under God to his Maje&s;ty</HI> &mdash; to de&s;troy and di&s;courage learning &mdash; <HI>to oc|ca&s;ion and favour</HI> Sectaries <HI>and</HI> Conventicles; Remo&s;t. 1; Col, p, 19; 20</P>
<P><HI>Finally, to bring the Kingdom into &s;o &s;ad a con|dition, that what&s;oever is precious to men of con&s;ci|ence and honor as Religion, Liberty, publick &s;afety, are like to be overwhelmed and lo&s;t in the general confu&s;ion and calamity of the Kingdom:</HI> Declar, June 21. Col: p: 377.</P>
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