Englands Parliamentary Chronicle, Index
A Table of all the moſt materiall Paſſages mentioned in this Fourth Part of The Parliamentary Chronicle: And here I deſire the Reader to take notice, that all the Forts, Townes, Caſtles, and Garriſons taken ſince Naſebie Fight are to be found in the particular Catalogue of them before.
A.
ADvance of the Earle of Man…heſter from York. p. 6
Our formidable Army coop… up in the Weſt. p. 18
…ur Army plotted againſt in Cornwall. p. 21
Ammunition ſafely conveyed to O…weſtree. p. 22
A Commitiee for the Army appointed. p. 36
An ignoble Act of the Kings in Cornwall. p. 38
Array-men in the North ſurprized p. 39
Augmentation of Miniſters meanes. p. 41
Sir' Antheny Aſhley-Cooper ſtormes Sir John Strange-waies houſe. p. 67
Captaine Allen beates the enemy. p. 251
Suddaine alteration of things in Scotland. p. 270
Alderman Adams choſen Lord Mayor of London. p. 282
Abbington Forces beat the enemy. p. 93
Aſſembly of Divines at Weſtminſter. p. 319
The Lord Aſhton beaten and ſlaine. p. 320
The Army new Modell'd. p. 97
Aſhbie Cavaliers ſoundly beaten at Cole-orton. p. 104
Apſley-houſe taken. p. 115
Activity of Abbington. p. 126, 352, & 132.
Our Armies proſperous proceedings in the Weſt. p.
Aſſizes of Oyer and Terminer revived. p. 364
Admiralty of the Sea taken into conſideration. p. 143
A brave defeat given to the enemy at Axminſter. p. 70
Our Armies good ſucceſſe in Cornwall. p. 378
The anſwer of Sir Thomas Fairfax to Hoptons demands. p. 393
Our Armies march Eaſt…rd out of Cornwall. p. 400
Proſperous Affaires in Scotland. p. 39
Proſperous Affaires in the North. p. 3…
Abbingtons proſperous Affaires againſt their adverſaries. p. …8…
The Marqueſſe of Argyles Speech concerning Propoſitions for Peace. p. 4…
B.
BOulſover Caſtle taken. p. …
Sir William Brereton beates the enemy at Tarvin. p. 11
Sir William Brereton beates the enemy at Malpaſſe. p. 16
The enemy bravely beaten at Be…ſley Skonce. p. 35
The bleſſing of him that dwelt in the Buſh ſeene in the Weſt. p. 39
The enemy beaten at Beechley. p. 42
Dr. Baſtwick releeved in Priſon, and releaſed out of Priſon. p. 45
Dr. Baſtwicks juſt praiſe. p. ibid
The enemy bravely beaten at Bever Valo. p. 61
Sir Thomas Fairfax comes before Briſtoll. p. 260
The enemy beaten at Biſhops-Caſtle in Shropſhire. p. 262
The enemy beaten at Bridge-north. p. 268
The enemy bravely beaten at Banbury. p. 29…
Bloud of Germany. p. 322
Brecknock in Wales ſubmits to the Parliament. p. 328
Sir William Breretons brave Victory neare Cheſter. p. 97
Major Brownes brave ſervices about Oxford. p. 108
Bleching-houſe ſurrendred. p. 141
Major Gen. Brownes brave defeat given to the enemy about Oxford. p. 141
A brave Victory at Brampton-Buſh. p. 142
Major Generall Browne, and Major Generall Cronwell compared to David and Jonathan. p. 151
C.
THe Kings cruell Counſell of Warre reſolution againſt our Forces in Cornwall. p. 19
Corniſh-mens cruelty. p. 20
Tender Conſciences regarded in Parliament. p. 29
A Committee to order our Army. p. 36
Colonell Ceeleyes brave exploits. p. 55
Earle of Cleveland taken Priſoner. p. 59
Col. Cooke taken Priſoner. p. 74
C…owland taken. p. …
Conſpiracies of the enemies diſcovered. p. …
Cumhire-Abbey in Wales taken. p. 83
Common Prayer-Booke aboliſhed. p. 86
Cardigan Town and Caſtle taken. p. 8…
Kings Commiſſioners taken at Shaftsbury. p. 252
Sir Alexander Carew beheaded. p. 86
Canterburies Arch-Prelates Condemnation. p. 86
…men routed. p. 353
Col. Cromwells valour. p. 253
Cheſter Suburbs won. p. 273
Col. Copleyes brave Victory at Sherburne in York-ſhire. p. 297
Canterburies Arch-Prelate beheaded. p. 92
Col. Crafords good ſervice. p. 98. & p. 116
Compton-houſe bravely aſſaulted. p. 99
The happy concurrence of both Houſes of Parliament. p. 127
Cambridge highly priviledged. p. 135
The Clemency of the noble Generall. p.
Collections in Churches for Cheſter. p. 364
Court of Wards Voted downe. p. 369
The enemy beaten at Cheſter. p. 157
Cornwalls danger. p. 378
Cornwalls Gentry come in to the Parliament. p. 383
The Kings Cabinet of Letters taken at Naſebie fight, ſent to the Parliament, and read. p. 175
Care taken for chooſing good Officers in London. p. 82
Mr. Caſe began the monethly Morning Prayers at London. p. 207
Three Commiſſions preſented to the Parliament from Bridge-water. p. 201
Commiſſioners ſent to Scotland. p. 190
A Committee for the Scots Army. p. 190
Clubmen in the Well. p. 201
Clubmen come in to the Parliament. p. 196
D.
A Brave Defeat given to the enemy at Walch-poole. p. 5
A brave defeat given to the enemy by Col. Middleton. p. 9
Col. Doddington takes the Lord Oglesby priſoner. p. 11
A brave defeat given to the enemy by Sir William Brereton. p. 11
A de…eat given to P. Rupert. p. 11
A brave defeat given to the enemy by Sir J…hn Meldrum. p. 12
A brave defeat given to the enemy by Col. Rudgely. p. 22
A brave defeat given to the enemy by Sir Thomas Middleton. p. …
A famous defeat given to the enemies at Mountgomery Caſtle. p. 30. & …
A brave defeat given to the enemy at Helmſley Caſtle, p. 6…
A brave defeat given to the enemy in Lincolnſhire. p. 70
A brave defeat given to the enemy at Salisbury. p. 74
A brave defeat given to the enemy at Sedbury. p. 76
A brave defeat given to the enemy by Col. Holburne in the Weſt. p. 77
A brave defeat given to the enemy at Tong Caſtle. p. 84
Directions for Worſhipeſtabliſhed. p. 85
A famous defeat given to the enemy by Major Gen. Laughorne. p. 255
Sir Lewis Dives brought priſoner to the Parliament. p. 259
A brave defeat given to the enemy neare Reading. p. 261
A brave defeat given to the Kings Horſe at Kiddarminſter. p. 276
Lord Digbies Letters taken at Sherburne in York-ſhire, read in Par. p. 303
The Demands of Sir Ralph Hopton. p. 392
A Declaration of the Knights, Gentry, &c. of Glamorgan-ſhire. p. 317
A brave defeat given to Col. Gerrard before Cardigan in Wales. p. 104
A brave defeat given to the enemy at Heightly-houſe. p. …08
A brave defeat given to the enemy neare Dennington. p. 111
A brave defeat given to Skellum Greenvile at Plimouth. p. 111
A brave defeat given to Prince Maurice at Holt-bridge. p. 122
A brave defeat given to the enemy by Sir William Waller. p. 123
The enemy beaten at the Devizes by Sir William Waller. p. 125
The danger of Treaties with Malignants. p. 344
The Kings Declaration to … in Ireland. p. 346
A brave defeat given to the enemy a …. p. 136
A Ship taken at Dartmouth. p. 359
A brave defeat given to P. Maurice in Worceſterſhire. p. 137
Divers brave defeats given to the enemy about Oxford. p. 140
The danger and deliverance of noble Col. Maſſie. p. 144
A brave defeat given to the enemy at Langford-houſe in Hampſhire. p. 153
A brave defeat given to the enemy at Hougham-houſe. p. 157
A Dunkirk Frigot taken by our ſhips. p. 401
The Diſcipline of Sir Thomas Fairfaxes army. p. 150
Dudley Caſtle ſhrewdly put to it. p. 186
A Declaration of the Scots Commiſſioners to our Parliament. p. 439
E.
THe enemy beaten at Ormskirk. p. 12
Eye-ſalve for Malignants eyes. p. 25
A brave exploit of Col. Maſſies. p. 34
The juſt Enconium of Col. Maſſie. p. …
Englands juſt cauſe to love Scotland. p. …
A brave exploit of Col. Stones. p. 66
A brave exploit of Col. Sydenhams. p. 72
Divers exploits againſt the enemy. p. 87
His Excellencies brave deportment with the Kings Commiſſioners in the Weſt. p. 253
The enemy beaten at Plimouth p. 96
Englands Blood. p. 323
The noble Earle of Eſſex, late Lord Generall, his good Service rewarded. p. 151
Eveſham taken. p. 153
A brave exploit againſt the enemy by Wareham Garriſon. p. 175
A brave exploit againſt …. p. 30
The godly education of the Kings Children conſidered. p. 128
The bleſſed effects of the monethly Morning Prayers, and Preaching in London. p. 207
Hopefull effects of the Kings comming in to the Scots. p. 422.
F.
OUr Forces proſperous ſucceſſe againſt Prince Rupert in Lancaſhire. p. 12
Colonell Foxes brave performances. p. 13. & 27
Our Foot-forces in danger in Cornwall in the Weſt. p. 19
Fidelity of the noble Lord Generall to the Parliament. p. 37
The Fight at Newbery. p. 57
Major Fenicks good Service. p. 262
Free-holders of Glamorgan-ſhire their Declaration. p. 317
Sir Eraſmus De La Fountaines Houſe. p. 103
Sir Thomas Fairfax come to London to be Generaliſſimo of all the Armies in the Kingdome. p. 109
Sir Thomas Fairfaxes new modell'd army reſolved on. p. 127
Sir Thomas Fairfaxes mercy to the enemy. p. 358
Sir Thomas Fairfax advanced to Oxford. p. 140
Sir Thomas Fairfaxes Forces or ſtrength before Oxford. p. 142
The King flyes from Leiceſter. p. 172
G.
SIr John Gell takes Winkfield Mannour. p. 14
The Lord Generalls fidelity. p. 37
Generall … brother ſhot dead. p. 59
God, a multitude of Parliamentary mercies. p. 63
Gratitude of the Parliament to well deſervers. p. 2…
Glamorgan-ſhire turned to the Parliament. p. 317
Germanies Bloud. p. 322
Gentry of Cornwall ſubmit to the Parliament. p. 383
The Generall Sir Thomas Fairfax honoured by the Parliament with a Jewell. p. 170
Goods of Papiſts apprehended in Long Acre. p. 183
H.
TWelve brave Horſes ſurpriſed from the enemy. p. 6
Helmeſley Caſtle taken. p. 70
Col. Holborn…s good-ſervice in the Weſt. p. 77. & 82. 8. 96
Col. Harſnets Letter touching Abbington. p. 93
The happy Harmony of both Houſes of Parliament. p. 127. & 131
Hoptons Army totally routed in the Weſt. p. 367
A Day of Humiliation kept for our Forces in the Weſt. p. 182
Hopton ſummoned to come in. p. 387
Hopton expects ſupplyes out of Ireland. p. 391
Col. Hooke taken priſoner. p. 74
I.
LOrd Inchiquins Letter. p. 5
An Iriſh Ship taken. p. 44
Iriſh Rebells to have no quarter. p. 36
Integrity of the Parliament. p. 293 & 325
King James his ſad and bad mention. p. 321
Iſle of Rees Bloud. p. 323
Irelands Bloud. p. 223
Iriſh Rebels bravely beaten at Sligo. p. 342
An Iriſh Ship taken. p. 386
Thirty Iriſh Rebels put to the ſword. p. 386
A Jewell of Five hundred pound ſent to the noble Generall Sir Thomas Fairfax. p. 170
A Jewell of Five hundred pound preſented to Gen. Leven. p. 203
K.
THe King come to Newbery. p. 56
Knares borough Caſtle taken. p. 83
The Kings Plot in the North fruſtrated. p. 259
The Kings Horſe beaten at Kiddarminſter. p. 276
Kent Petitions the Parliament about the ſelfe-denying Ordinance. p. 98
The Kings owne Life-guard troope of Horſe taken. p. 121
Kent riſes againe in Rebellion. p. 136
The King flyes from Leiceſter. p. 172
The Kings Cabinet of Letters taken at Naſebie. p. 175
The King eſcapes diſguiſedly out of Oxford. p. 414
The Kings comming into the Scots Army. p. 417
L.
A Letter from the Lord of Inchiquin. p. 5
Our Army in danger by a Plot at Leiſtithiel in the Weſt. p. 17
London Miniſters Petition againſt Schiſmes. p. 28
Col. Lambert takes a brave prize. p. 44
Levon poole in Lancaſhire ſurrendred. p. 62
Line apprehends a rich Ship driven into it. p. 71
Laughorne Caſtle in Wales taken. p. 71
Lin-Kegis in danger. p. 79
The Parliaments gratitude to Major Generall Laughorne. p. 278
Loyalty of Gen. Poyntz rewarded. p. 281
A Letter touching Abbington. p. 93
Letters of the Lord Digbies. p. 303
About forty of the King Life-Guard ſurpriſed. p. 320
Generall Leſley made Commander in chiefe at Newark. p. 327
Londons providence, and the Parliaments care for the Cities ſafety. p. 337
The Kings Letter to the Parliament. p. 345
The Kings Letter for a Treaty of Peace anſwered. p. 347
London Petitions for Church-Government. p. 349
Cabinet of Letters taken at Naſebie. p. 175
Learning encouraged at Cambridge by the Parliament. p. 135
Divers Lords come from Oxford to the Parliament. p. 137
Londons Petition touching the Kingdomes ſad condition. p. 155
A Liſt of Corniſh Gentry come in to the Parliament. p. 395
The Duke of Lenox and others come in to the Parliament. p. 414
A Letter of the Commiſſioners of Scotland to the Parliament. p. 416
Londons preſervation from the plague of peſtilence a great mercy. p. 315
A Letter from the King to the Marqueſſe of Ormond in Ireland, p. 437
Letters from Sir Thomas Fairfax touching Oxford. p. 445
The Kings Letters for yeelding up all his Garriſons. p. 444
M.
COlonell Maſſies Letter to the Parliament. p. 3
Earle of Mancheſters advance from Yorke. p. 6
Col. Middleton beates the enemy. p. 9
Sir Iohn Meldrum beates the enemy in Lancaſhire. p. 10. & p. 12.
Our Magazine in the Weſt in danger. p. 17
Sir Thomas Middleton beates the enemy. p. 23
Mountgomery Caſtle taken. p. 23
Mourton-Corbet Caſtle taken. p. 25
Macquire and Macmahone, two Iriſh Rebels apprehended. p. 27
Miniſters Ordained at London. p. 41
Sir Iohn Meldrums noble act touching Sir William Fairfax. p. 34
The enemy bravely beaten at Mountgomery Caſtle. p. 30
Col. Maſſies brave exploit againſt the enemy. p. 34
Monmouth Towne and Caſtle taken. p. 35
Col. Maſſies juſt praiſe. p. 44
Sir Thomas Middletons performances in Wales p. 46
Malignants mouthes ſtopt. p. 55. & 135.
Sir Thomas Middletons brave exploit in Mountgomeryſhire, p. 77
Montroſſe prevailes in Scotland. p. 269
Montroſſe ſoundly beaten in Scotland. p. 270
Not a monethmonth, weeke, or day hardly without a mercy. p. 285
Mercy to Malignants intended by the Parliament. p. 288
Election of Members of Parliament looked unto. p. 293
Maintenance for the New-Modell'd Army. p. 97
A paſſage of providence at Melton-moubury. p. 103
Col. Maſſies brave Victory at the Forreſt of Deane. p. 116
Col. Maſſie beates the enemy neare Briſtoll. p. 129
Col. Maſſies danger and deliverance. p. 144
Sir Iohn Meldrums good ſervice requited. p. 152
Col. Mittons Forces good ſervice. p. 167
Monethly continued Morning Prayers at London. p. 207
The Miniſters of two Counties Petition the Parliament for a Church Government to be eſtabliſht. p. 434
Our mercies Baptized Gad a Multitude. p. 63
Miniſters of Londons and Weſtminſters moſt pious meeting at Sion-Colledge. p. 445
N.
NEw-Caſtle taken by the Scots. p. 46
Newbery Fight. p. 57
Newcaſtle Caſtle taken. p. 61
Newcaſtle in free Trading againe. p. 69
Our Northerne Forces in good condition. p. 259
The fifth of Novembers Commemoration, a Thankeſ-giving Day for the Parliaments continuation. p. 315
Novembers ſeventeenth, Queene Elizabeths juſt Commemoration noted on a ſpeciall occaſion. p. 323
Newarke beſieged by the Scots, and their brave beginnings there to tame that enemy. p. 327
The priſoners taken at Naſebie-fight brought to London. p. 173
Newarke left by our Brethren of Scotland. p. 419
O.
LOrd Ogleby taken priſoner. p. 11
The enemy beaten at Orinskirk. p. 11
Ordination of Miniſters at London. p. 46
Ordinance againſt Iriſh Rebels. p. 57
Ordinance of ſelf-deniall. p. 5
Care for choſing good Officers in London. p. 82
Two excellent Ordinances of Parliament. p. 312
An Ordinance for the maintenance of the New-modell'd Army. p. 97
Oxford Lords come in to the Parliament. p. 137
Oxford beſieged by the Gen. Sir Thomas Fairfax. p. 140
Maſter Occonnelly rewarded for his diſcovery of the deſperate plot in Ireland. p. 152
Oxford ſurrendred, the manner how. p. 446
P.
A Plot upon our Magazine in the Weſt. p. 17
The Parliaments promptitude to the worke of Reformation. p. 29
A Plot againſt the Parliaments Army in the Weſt. p. 37
Plottings of the Royaliſts to couſen the Kingdome. p. 37
Plimouth mens admirable courage. p. 38
A brave prize taken at Poole. p. 44
More Plots of the enemy diſcovered. p. 78
The Plot againſt Lyn-Regis. p. 79
A Plot in the North fruſtrated. p. 259
Major Gen. Poyntz his activity and fidelity rewarded. p. 281
The Parliaments piety. p. 293
The Parliaments happy continuation a great mercy. p. 315
Preſervation of London from the plague of peſtilence a great mercy. p. 415
Parliaments formerly made ſtaulking-horſes to get Subſidies. p. 322
A prize taken at Plimouth. p. 323
The Parliaments integrity againſt Protections and Bribes. p. 325
Serjeant Major Purefoyes brave valour at Compton-houſe. p. 99
A brave Paſſage of providence at Sir Eraſmus Fountaines houſe. p. 103
Pretended peace at Uxbridge. p. 104
The Parliaments care of the City of London. p. 337
Plimouths ſingular good ſucceſſe againſt the enemy. p. 340
Partſhall Garriſon taken. p. 108
Plimouth totally releeved and freed from Siege. p. 348
Praiſes encouraged. p. 365
Serjeant Major Purefoyes good Services about Warwick. p. 146
A Petition to the Parliament about the Kingdomes ſad condition. p. 155
A Petition to the Parliament by the inhabitants of Weſtminſter. p. 188
A Plot of the Weſterne Clubmen diſcovered. p. 201
A Petition of the Miniſterr of the two Counties about Church-Governement. p. 434
Propoſitions for a well-grounded Peace reſolved on. p. 444
Q.
NO Quarter to be granted to Iriſh Rebels. p. 56
The Queene of Swedens deſire to aſſociate with England. p. 84
Queene Elizabeths juſt Commemoration. p. 320
R.
PRince Robert defeated. p. 11, 12, 13.
Col. Rudgely bravely beates the enemy. p. 22
Royaliſts plot to couſen the Kingdome. p. 37
Rad Caſtle taken. p. 40
Captaine Redmans good ſervice in Northamptonſhire. p. 83
The enemy defeated about Redding. p. 261
Maſter Rouſes Pſalmes. p. 319
Rochels Bloud. p. 323
The enemy defeated at Rumſey. p. 136
An excellent Remonſtrance of our Brethren of Scotland. p. 183
The City of Londons moſt excellent and famous Remonſtrance. p. 426
Reformation of Religion taken into conſideration. p. 257
S.
SHeffild Caſtle taken. p. 7
Staley-houſe taken. p. 9
Major Straughans brave performances in the Weſt. p. 15
Major Skippon bravely encourages his Souldiers. p. 19
Schiſmes Petitioned againſt. p. 28
Reaſons of ſlandering of our Brethren of Scotland. p. 39
Col. Sydenhams good ſervice. p. 62
Capt. Stone his brave ſervice. p. 66
Sir John Strange-waies houſe a ſtrong Garriſon ſtormed. p. 67
Col. Sydenhams brave ſervice. p. 72
Selfe-denying Ordinance. p. 76
The Swedes deſire to aſſociate with England. p. 84
Sir George Strange-waies brought Priſoner to the Parliament. p. 259
A foule and falſe ſlander laid on the Parliament by Royaliſts in Wales. p. 263
Major Generall Skippon made Governour of Briſtoll. p. 268
Our Brethren of Scotlands Victory over Montroſſe in Scotland. p. 270
Scotlands bloud. p. 323
Scarborough Town, Church, and Haven taken. p. 110
Shrewsbury Towne and Caſtle taken. p. 113
A brave victory obtained at Sligo in Ireland. p. 342
Major Gen. Skippons brave ſervice about the ſettlement of the new Modell'd Army. p. 132
A Ship taken at Dartmouth with Letters of importance. p. 359
A ſpur to quicken the ſpirit of praiſes. p. 365
Captaine Stones good ſervice againſt the enemy. p. 152
The Scots advance to Nottingham. p. 174
A Ship of Ireland taken at Padſtow of much concernment. p. 386
Our Brethren of Scotlands excellent Remonſtrance to the King. p. 183
Shrewsburies Committees juſt praiſe. p. 443
The Scots retreat from Newark to Newcaſtle. p. 419
The enemy beaten at Stoke-new-houſe. p. 107
T.
TInmouth Caſtle taken. p. 63
Free Trading at Newcaſtle. p. 69
Taunton-Dean in the Weſt releeved. p. 81
The enemy beaten at Tong Caſtle. p. 84
Mr. Tomlins made a Baron of the Exchequer. p. 282
Thankſgiving for Londons welfare. p. 315
The Treaty at Uxbridge for peace. p. 104
Major Temple bravely beates the enemy neare Dennington. p. 111
Treaties with Malignants dangerous. p. 344
Thankſgiving for Cheſter. p. 364
Tauntons moſt happy releefe. p. 174
Tauntons Souldiers good ſervices rewarded. p. 151
Thankſgiving for Langport, the manner thereof. p. 197
V.
A Brave Victory obtained neare Cheſter by Sir William Brereton. p. 97
A brave Victory obtained by Colonell Maſſies Forces in the Forreſt of Deane. p. 116
Major Gen. Ʋrreyes brave Victory againſt Montroſſe in Scotland. p. 134
Uxbridge Treaty. p. 104
A brave Victory at the Devizes. p. 123
W.
THe enemy beaten at Welch-poole. p. 5
Wareham yeelded to the Parliament. p. 5
Welbeck-houſe taken. p. 7
Winkfield Mannour beſieged. p. 9
Winkfield Mannour taken. p. 14
Wales in good condition for the Parliament. p. 302
The Governour of Warwicks brave ſervice in Worceſter-ſhire. p. 107
Weymouth bravely regained. p. 117
Sir William Wallers brave Victory at the Devizes. p. 123
Court of Wards Voted downe. p. 369
Warehams Garriſons good ſervice. p. 175
Inhabitants of Weſtminſters Petition. p. 181
Y.
THe Duke of YORK to come from Oxford. to Saint Jameſes. p. 445
FINIS.
End of the text · John Vicars, Englands Parliamentary Chronicle (1646)