in the county of Survey Grocer, [unr]: [unr] of Tytonham in the county of Norfolk
Gentleman. The Burker of Lewsh in the county of Lincoln Gent. Yehomas Ivat of
Combe Marton in the county of Devon Esq: Robert Bouson of Leeds in the county
of Eboy Gent. William Bring field of Hampton-Court in the county of Middlefex
Esquire. William Rosewell of London Apothecary. Cary Williams of London Gent.
Ralph Sueyde of Keele in the county of Stafford Esq; Thomas Haywood of Westm
in the county of Middlefex. William Boodle of the Parish of Adderbury, in the
county of Oxon Gent. Luke Jackson of Nottingham Gent. Henry Wilson of Falding worth
in the county of Lincoln Clerk Richard Harland of Sutton upon the Forrest
in the county of Eboy Gent. Tho: Reston of Hackney in the county of Middlefex
Gent. Robert Casson of Thorpe, on the hill in the county of Eboy Husbandman.
William Radclif of Fox-dynron in the county of Lancaster. Esq. Richard Baxter of
Clif in the county of Eboy Gent. Anne Michael and Elizabeth Michael, Daniel
Barand of the city of Chester Gentleman.
The house of Commons this day passed Instructions for the Committee of the
Revenue to pay some of the Serjant at Armes his men to carry the Declaration concerning
the publique thanksgiving on Wednesday August 29. to be delivered to the
Sheriffes of each county, to be dispersed to the respective Parishes. And referred it
to the councel of State, to consider how such may be sent for the future more
speedily and certainly, then heretofore, and with lesse charges them this way.
An Act for setling the Lands for 4000 l. per Annum, on the Lord Gen. Fairfax
And an other for setling Lands on Major Gen Lambert, were ordered to be reportted
on the Fryday following.
Instructions passed for an Act to be brought in, for setling of 500 l. per Annum.
On Sir Charles Cootes Lord President of Conought, out of some of the Rebels Estates
in Ireland.
By Letters form Chester dated Austust 15. It was certefyed, That Lieut. Gen.
James went out of Dublin the 4. Instant, to take in Drogbeda. And was in Treaty
for surrender thereof: That Ormond hath mounted divers of the horse of the Irish
party which displeaseth Inchiqueen: And that there were but few English Souldiers
left in Trim.
Letters form Southwales say that the Lord Lieut. of Ireland with his Forces was
ready to set sale on the lords day August 12. Instant. And the Messenger that
brought the letters saith that he saw them putting off next morning, before he
came away from Milford.
The great rumour of a breach amongst the Seamen at Yarmouth is above the
difference that was there, It was nothing but only a private falling out between the
Master and the Boson of one of the ships, and indeed some sided with the one, and
some with the other; but it is all appeased, and they are quiet, and have declared
unanimously, (and subscribed it too) to live and dye with the Parliament.
This day came severall letters from the Navy, the particulars follow, viz.
Right Honourable,
YEsterday in the Evening, Captain Stayner, Commander of the Elizabeth Frigot,
brought in a small man of Warre about 16. Tun; which was Commanded by Capt.
John Smith, who had a Commission from P. Rupert, which Commission, and some other