Correction of a Scandalous Bill, Part A – Part U
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THE Arch-Prelate of Canterbury, (whom the ſhameleſſe and nameleſſe Authour of that ſcandalous Bill of Mortality, left out) a moſt abominable, and almoſt incredible hypocrite in all his life,Dead with malignancie. and eſpecially at his death; moſt juſtly beheaded on the Tower-hill, for a moſt notorious convicted Traitor, and principall incendiary to all the late bloody broyles over the whole Kingdome, and a moſt pernicious peſt and plague of Church and State.
Maſter Adams, of Bennets Pauls-wharfe London, ſequeſtred for being a known profane pot-companion, both day and night, and otherwiſe a looſe-liver, a temporizing Ceremony-monger, and malignant againſt the Parliament.
Mr. Aymes, of L…wis in Kent, ſequeſtred for being a common drunkard, a common ſwearer, and deſperate Malignant againſt the Parliament.
Doctor Andrews, Parſon of Guilford, and Vicar of Godlamine, ſequeſtred for being a pluraliſt, a hater of frequent preaching, a notorious Ceremony-monger, a familiar tipler in Tavernes, and a deſperate Malignant.
Mr. Alſton, Parſon of Pentloe in Eſſex, ſequeſtred for being a moſt odiouſly laſcivious and luſtfull Prieſt, a notorious innovator of popiſh-ceremonies, and a deſperate Malignant againſt the Parliament.
Doctor Anherſt, of Horſmauden in Kent, ſequeſtred for being a notorious popiſh innovator of Ceremonies, a common drunkard and ſwearer, and a deſperate Malignant.
Mr. Alſope, of Acton in Suffolk, ſequeſtred for being a moſt incontinent aſſaulter of the chaſtity of marryed wives, and actually committer of fornication with a Maid-ſervant, and a moſt deſperate Malignant.
Mr. Allen of Tolsbury in Eſſex, ſequeſtred for living moſt incontinently with ſeverall women, whom he got with childe, for being a moſt lazy Prieſt, by ſeldome preaching, and a deſperate malignant.
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MR. Brown, of Bridewell-Precinct, London, ſequeſtred for being a notable innovator of popiſh ceremonies, and a deſperate Malignant againſt the Parliament.
Mr. Booth of Buttolphs Alderſgate, London, ſequeſtred for being a moſt lazy Levite, a Ceremony-monger, an enemy to Gods people, and a deſperate Malignant.
Dead with ma…nancie.Dr. Bray, of Martins in the Fields, London, ſequeſtred for being a moſt notorious innovator of popiſh Ceremonies, a hater of Gods people, and a moſt deſperate Malignant againſt the Parliament.
Dr. Belcanquell, Maſter of the Savoy, London, ſequeſtred for being a notorious innovator, a miſchievous enemy to the amity of Scotland and England, and a deſperate Malignant.
Dr. Baker of Mary-hill, London, &c. ſequeſtred for being a moſt proud pluraliſt, a notorious innovator of popiſh ceremonies, a ſingular friend to Papiſts, but perſecutor of godly men, under his dearly beloved Maſter the Arch-prelate of Canterbury, and a moſt deſperate Malignant.
Dead with malignancie.Dr. Brough, of Michaels Cornhill, London, ſequeſtred for being ſuch another notorious popiſh innovator, as his foreſaid brother in iniquity, and a moſt deſperate Malignant.
Dead with malignancie.Dr. Brown of Faiths in London, ſequeſtred for being juſt ſuch another notorious popiſh ceremony monger as his two foreſaid brethren, and a moſt deſperate Malignant.
Dead with malignancie.Mr. Battie of Fosters in London, ſequeſtred for being a perverſe enemy to frequent Preaching, a ceremony-monger, and obſtinate Malignant.
Mr. Bloxam, of Great-Waldingham, in Suff. ſequeſtred for being a common drunkard, a deſperate common ſwearer by fearfull oathes, a moſt lazie prieſt, and peſtilent Malig.
Mr. Baiky, of Braſteed in Kent, ſequeſtred for being a moſt notable popiſh innovator, and preacher of falſe Doctrines, and a deſperate Malig.
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DR. Couzens, Mr. of Peter-houſe in Cambridge, moſt worthily outed of all, forced to flye away, for being a moſt intolerable popiſh, rotten hearted proud Prieſt, an inſufferable Ceremony-monger, a moſt wicked hater of all goodneſſe, and good men, a peſtilent enemy to preaching and moſt deſperate incendiary and Malig.
Mr. Clark, of Etherborough, within Biſhopſgate, London, ſequeſtred for being a frequent pot-companion in Taverns and Ale-houſes, a notable popiſh-hearted Prieſt, and a peſtilent Malig: againſt the Parliament.
Dr. Chambers of Andrew Hubbard, London, ſequeſtred for being a notorious Ceremonie-monger and deſperate Malig.
Dr. Clewet, of Anne Alderſgate, London, ſequeſtred for being a Pontifician pluraliſt, a notorious temporizing ceremony-monger, and a deſperate Malig:
Mr. Cheſtlin, of Matthew Friday-ſtreet, London, ſequeſtred and juſtly impriſoned, for his profane life, popiſhly-affected ſpirit, and perverſe and impious Malignancy againſt the Parliament.
Mr. Cooper of Thomas Apoſtle, London, ſequeſtred for his wicked and perverſe popiſh ſpirit, and intolerable pride & malignancy.
Mr. Clay, of Chelſworth in Suffolk, ſequeſtred for being a common ſwearer, a frequent haunter of Taverns and Ale-houſes, and often very drunk in them, who for his miſdemeanours had been ſet in the ſtocks, and was alſo a moſt deſperate Malig:
Mr. Clapham, of Far…ham in Surrey, ſequeſtred for being a pluraliſt, a laſcivious and luſtfull Prieſt, living in adultery with ſeverall women and had divers baſtards, and a deſperate Cavalerian Malig.
Dr. Cotesford of Hadleigh and Munks-Ely in Suff: ſequ: for being a proud pluraliſt, a peſtilent popiſh innovator, a luſtfull prieſt and drunkard, and a deſperate Malig: againſt the Parliament.
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DR. Dukeſon, of Clement-Danes, London, ſequeſtred for being a great gameſter and ſwearer, a notorious ſuperſtitious proud Prieſt, and a peſtilent Cavalerian Malig: againſt the Parliament.
Mr. Davies, Hoſpitler of Thomas Hoſpitall in Southwark, ſequeſtred for being a vile common drunkard, and ſwearer, and a deſperate Malig:
Mr. Danſon, of Camberwell in Surrey, ſequeſtred for being a common drunkard, and that in a baſe and beaſtly manner, a common ſwearer, a harbourer of a known Romiſh-Prieſt, in his houſe, not having preached once in twelve years ſpace, yet upheld in his benefice, and a deſperate Malig:
Mr. Denn of Dartford in Kent, ſequeſtred for being a common drunkard, an enemy to preaching and a moſt deſperate Malig.
Mr. Dale, of Kettleborough in Suff. ſequeſtred for being a notorious innovator of Popiſh ceremonies, a common ſwearer and curſer of his people, a frequent drunkard and haunter of Ale-houſes, and Taverns, a proud and wicked ſpirited man, and a deſperate malig: againſt the Parliament.
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MR. Edlin, of John Zachary, London, ſequeſtred for being a proud prelaticall ceremony monger, and a pernicious malig: againſt the Parliament.
Mr. Eccop, of Pan…ros-Soperlane, Lond. ſequeſtred for being a notorious Popiſh ceremony-monger, an enemy to frequent preaching, and a deſperate Malig:
Mr. Evans of Sandcroft in Suff: ſequeſtred for being a notorious common drunkard, a conſtant contemner and hinderer of the word preached, and a deſperate Malig:
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DR. Fairfaix of Peters in Cornhill, Lond: and of Eaſt Ham in Eſſex, ſequeſtred for being a proud prelaticall pluraliſt, and profane in his life and converſation, a drunken frequenter of tipling-houſes, a frequent profaner of the Lords dayes, by carding, an impious enemy to preaching of the word; a notorious incontinent and luſtfull Prieſt, and deſperate malignant againſt the Parliament.
Dr. Fuller of Gyles-Crepl-gate, Lon: moſt juſtly ſequeſtred for being a moſt proud, Prelaticall, Popiſh Ceremony-monger, an enemy to frequent Preaching, and a moſt deſperate Malig.
Mr. Finch Dead with malignancie.of Chriſt-Church, Lon: ſequeſtred for being a moſt abominable and odious whore-maſter, a drunkard, ſwearer, and every way a moſt looſe and prophane perſon, an enemy to all goodneſſe and good men, a notorious Popiſh Ceremony-monger and a moſt deſperate Malig.
Mr. Fothersby of Clements in Sandwich, and of Lingſteed in Kent, ſequeſtred for being a proud pluraliſt, a common drunkard, curſer and ſwearer, and a deſperate Malig.
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Dr. Giff…rd of Michael-Baſiſhaw, Lon: moſt worthily ſequeſtred for being a pernicious rotten-hearted Popiſh Ceremony-monger, an enemy to true goodneſſe and good men, and frequent preaching, and a deſperate Malig.
Dr. Griffith, of Maudlins-Oldfiſhſtreet, Lon: moſt juſtly ſequeſtred for being a moſt Peſtilent Popiſh rotten-hearted innovator, a treacherous Prieſt in Bazing-Houſe, and every way a moſt intolerable deſperate Malignant.
Dr. Gorſuch of Walker in Hertfordſhire, ſequ. for being a notorious Alehouſe and Tavern hunter, a drunkard and gameſter in them whole nights together; ſeldome preaching to his people, hardly once a quarter, and a moſt deſperate Malignant againſt the Parliament.
Mr. Gearie of Beddingfield in Suff. ſequ. for being a moſt wicked Curſer and Swearer of moſt fearfull and bloudy oathes; a common vomiting drunkard, a moſt pernicious Popiſh innovator, and a moſt deſperate Malignant againſt the Parliament.
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Dr. Heywood, of Gyles in the field, ſequ. for being a moſt notorious rotten-hearted Popiſh Ceremonie-monger, one of the Arch-Prelate of Canterburies treacherous favourites, and a moſt peſtilent and intolerable Malignant againſt the Parliament.
Dr. Howell of Stephens Walbrooke, London, ſequeſtred for being a moſt pernicious pluraliſt, a proud prelaticall innovating Prieſt, an enemy to frequent preaching, and a moſt intolerable deſperate malignant.
Dr. Haley of Alphage, Dead with malignancie.Lon: ſequeſtred for being a moſt peſtilent popiſh innovating Prieſt, and a deſperate malignant.
Dr. Hacket, of Andrews Holborne, Lon: ſequeſtred for being a pernicious bird of the foreſaid brood, and a deſperate malignant againſt the Parliament.
Mr. Hugget, of Cliff in Suſſ. ſequeſtred for being a moſt profane looſe liver, a popiſh innovator, having the french pox, for the cure whereof he gave 10 li. kickt his wife on the belly in his rage, being very great with childe; whereupon ſhe was, preſently, with great danger, delivered of a dead childe, yet paſt unpuniſht, and was a deſperate Cavalierian malignant.
Mr. Hart, of Hargrave in Suff. ſequeſtred for being an odious common drunkard, familiarly caſting dice for drinking of moſt cups, making his neighbours drink drunk under the tables; and being in the night times with their wives, private in their chambers, and a deſperate malignant.
Mr. Humes of Charleton in Kent, ſequeſtred for being a common drunkard, and that on the Lords dayes, a wicked incontinent and luſtfull Prieſt, frequently aſſaulting womens chaſtity, a popiſh innovator, and deſperate malignant againſt the Parliament.
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Dr. Iſaacſon, of Andrews-Wardrobe, Lon: ſequeſtred for being a popiſh innovator, a hater of frequent preaching, and a deſperate malignant againſt the Parliament.
Dr. Jermine, of Martins-Ludgate, Lon. ſequeſtred for being a popiſh innovator, and deſperate malignant.
Dr. Johnſon, of Mary-Whitechappell, Lon: ſequeſtred for being a notorioas ceremony-monger, and deſperate malignant.
Dr. Jeofferies, of Feverſham and Ticehurſt in Kent, ſequeſtred for being a proud prelatical pluraliſt, an enemy to frequent preaching, and a deſperate malignant.
Mr. Jenkinſon of Panfield in Eſſ. ſequeſtred for being a moſt intolerable popiſh innovator, a pernicious enemy to frequent preaching, a notorious profaner of the Lords dayes with ſports, and a deſperate malignant.
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Mr. King of Buttolph-Billingſgate, Lon. ſequeſtred for being a moſt ſuperſtitious innovator, and deſperate malignant.
Mr. Kibbuts, of Katherine-Coleman, Lon. ſequeſtred for being a popiſh innovator, and a deſperate malignant.
Mr. King, of Cheſill-magna, in Eſſ. ſequeſtred for being a common drunkard; and that on the faſt dayes and Lords dayes, a notorious popiſh Ceremony-monger, and a deſperate malignant againſt the Parliament.
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Dr. Lafield, of Barking, Lon. ſequeſtred for being a notorious popiſh-hearted Ceremony monger, a proud pernicious hater of preaching the word; one of the Arch-Prelate of Canterburies white Boyes, and a deſperate malignant.
Mr. Leech, D…lig…of Mary Le-Bow, Lon. ſequeſtred for his peeviſh and perverſe malignancie againſt the Parliament.
Mr. Laud, of Little-Tey in Eſſ. ſequeſtred for being a common drunkard even on the Lords dayes, and eſpecially on Saturday-nights, and thereby often diſabled to preach on the next Lords day, even to the ſhutting up of the Church doores, a notorious Ceremony-monger, and deſperate malignant.
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Dr. Marſh, Dea…lign…of Dunſtones-Weſt, Lon. ſequeſtred for being a proud pontifician pluraliſt, a notable innovator, and pernicious malignant againſt the Parliament.
Mr. Marbury, of Peters Pauls-Wharfe, Lon. ſequeſtred for being a proud prelaticall innovator of popiſh-Ceremonies, and a deſperate malignant.
Mr. Maſon, of Andrews-Ʋnderſhaft, Lon. forced from his cure, for popiſh innovation and deſperate malignancy.
Mr. Muffet, of Edmonton, in Middleſ. ſequeſtred for being a moſt odious common drunkard, a curſer, ſwearer and blaſphemer, quareller and fighter with any, and deſperate Malignant.
Dr. Martin, of Houghton in Bedfordſhire, and Dunnington in Cambridge-ſhire, ſequeſtred for being a proud pernicious pluraliſt, a wicked hater of preaching, a notorious rotten hearted popiſh innovator, and deſperate malignant againſt the Parliament.
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Mr. Nicholſon, of Stapleford-Tawny, in Eſſ. ſequeſtred for being a common drunkard and ſwearer, a popiſh innovator, and a deſperate malignant againſt the Parliament.
Mr. Noveltie, alias, Notly, of Joſeph-Plum, in Eſſ. ſequeſtred for being a ſuperſtitious Ceremony-monger, a drunkard, and deſperate malignant againſt the Parliament.
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Dr. Osbalſtone, of Much-Parudon, in Eſſ. ſequeſtred for being a moſt wicked hater of frequent preaching, a popiſh innovator, a prophaner of the Lords dayes by ſports, and a deſperate malignant againſt the Parliament.
Mr. Owen, of Swithins, Lon. ſequeſtred for being a notable innovator of popiſh-Ceremonies, and a deſperate malig.
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Dr. Pierce, Dead with malignancie.of Martins Outwich, Lon. ſequeſtred for being a notorious Ceremony-monger and deſperate malignant.
Dr. Paſke, of Magdalen Bermondſey, in Southwarke, ſequeſtred for being a proud pontifician Ceremony-monger, and deſperate malignant againſt the Parliament.
Mr. Piggot, of Sepulchres, Lon. outed thence for being a notorious pot-companion, drinking healths, by caſting dice for moſt cups a notorious Ceremony monger, and deſperate malignant againſt the Parliament.
Mr. Peckham, of Hoſteed-parva, in Suſſ. ſequeſtred for being a lazie Levite, ſeldome preaching, a notorious popiſh innovator, a common drunkard, and moſt uncleane adulterer, uſing moſt obſcene and filthy carriages with women, not fit to be named; and a deſperate malignant againſt the Parliament.
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Mr. Quelch, of Bennet Grace Church, Lon. ſequeſtred for being a popiſh innovator, and a deſperate malignant againſt the Parliament.
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Dr. Rives, of Martines Vintry, Lon. ſequeſtred for being a peſtilent popiſh innovator, a proud and profane pontifician, and deſperate malignant againſt the Parliament.
Mr. Rannew, of Kettlebaſtone, in Suff. ſequeſtred for being a common Ale-houſe haunter and drunkard, a hater of frequent preaching, a notorious innovator, and a deſperate malignant againſt the Parliament.
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DR. Styles, of George Buttolph-lane, and of Gregories by Pauls, Lon. out of them both for being a proud and pernicious pontifician pluraliſt, a notorious innovator of popiſh Ceremonies, and a deſperate malignant.
Dr. Stamp, of Stepney, neer Lon. ſequeſtred for being a proud prelaticall innovator of Romiſh-Ceremonies, and a deſperate malignant.
Mr. Stone of Clement Eaſtcheap, Lon. ſequeſtred for being a notorious ſtoney-hearted proud pontifician Ceremony-monger, an enemy to all goodneſſe, and a peſtilent and deſperate malignant.
Mr. Squire, of Shorditch, Midaleſ. ſequeſtred for being a notorious proud and rotten-hearted pontifician Ceremony-monger, a Popiſh apoſtate, of a generall infamous life, and deſperate malignant.
Mr. Sydall, of Kenſworth, in Hertfordſhire, ſequeſtred for being a common drunkard, a lazie Levite, a notorious dunſicall Ceremony-monger, and a deſperate malignant.
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Dr. Turner, of Olives, in Southwarke, ſequeſtred for being a notorious Popiſh Ceremony-monger, an enemy to frequent preaching, and an intolerable deſperate malignant.
Mr. Taber, of Margaret Lothbury, Lon. ſequ: for being a moſt Popiſhly-affected ceremony-monger, a proud pontifician enemy to frequent preaching, and a moſt deſperate malignant againſt the Parliament.
Mr. Thrall, of Mary Mounthaw, Lon. ſequeſtred for being a notorious Ceremony-monger, a profaner of the Lords dayes with ſports, a common drunkard, curſer and ſwearer, an enemy to frequent preaching, and a deſperate malig: againſt the Parliament.
Mr. Tutivall of Suttons Hoſpitall, neer Lon. ſequeſtred for being a common drunkard, and that on the Lords dayes, much ſuſpected of incontinency, a notorious popiſh ceremony-monger, a contemner of frequent preaching, and a moſt deſperate malig:
Mr. Thurman, of Hallingbury, in Eſſex, ſequeſtred for being a common drunkard, a perſecuter of his people for going to heare the word abroad, when they had no preaching (and that very often) at home, a hater of good men and godlineſſe, familiarly called the mad Prieſt, and a deſperate malignant againſt the Parliament.
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DR. Ʋty of Chigwell in Eſſex, ſequeſtred for being a moſt egregiouſly infamous rotten-hearted papiſt, publickly profeſſing he loved the Pope with all his heart, denying the Kings Supremacy, blaſphemouſly avouched, that the Arch-prelate of Canterburies commands ought equally to be obeyed with Gods word, and a deſperate Malig.
Mr. Ʋdall of Aultins Lon. ſequeſtred for making and maintaining moſt proudly and preſumptuouſly a wicked book, intituled Noli me tangere, wherein he aſperſed the Parliament with many notorious ſcandalls, and impious falſe accuſations, and for being otherwiſe alſo a moſt deſperate malignant.