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A true Relation of the
OBTAINED
By my Lord Fairfax^nd his Sop, againd the Annie , led by Sir
lobn Bellocs, the 11. of April,, Being a Letter fent by Fairfax y
. to the Fngkjh Commi fioners with the Scots Armie^
and fr om thence to a Nobleman in Scotland.
Sunderland^ April 15. 1644..
MY Lord . I have received your Lordfhips Letter .his day,
and thankes G O D to heareofypur Lordfhips weal-fare:
I doubt nothing buterenow,your Lordfliip hath heard of
the defeat done by the Lord Fairfax and his Son Sir Thom^uwtd
the Forces lying about T or he, commanded by Sir Thomas Belloes.
The Ren-counter was at Selbie, >vhich is twelve myjes to the
South o^Tork : There is two thoufand killed, an hundreth Officers
taken prifoners; And Sir/^ ^^^ himfelfe ^ with two thoufand
Soul diets., which your Lordffiip will perceive by the inclofed,
which was fent in a Letter by Fairfax to the EngliJh CommiJfiovers
here, from whom l had the Coppie. Thefe with divers Serjeants-
Trumpeters,Drummers,, Corporals: and others oftheir forces was
purfued to Ferrie-bridgef oure pieces of braife Ordinances taken,
feven barrel! of Powder, 160. bundels of Match y two thoufand
Armes, many horfe and foot Colours taken , but come in as yet
lixteene: >Agd athoufap^S^ han4gtl|commQn Sc^iIdi^rSjWkh fiv * ■
huifiiretd norte \ all thG^ Wg snd'ba^ageV Diners (hips and Boats
upon the Rivers. The Pinnage of Bambtldge is taken.
A lift of the Officers taken ac Selbie the n . of April, 1044.
by the Lord Fairfax and his Son, their Forces,
Colonels.
Bellows.
Rumfdail.
Strickland,
Lieu. Colonels.
For bis,
Wentworth.
Majors.
FJelsffth.
Sadlingtoun.
Briers.
Mew ret.
Turmnr>.
Shildoun.
Bridgas.
Wainhoms.
Kir he.
Deidcafile.
Leifer.
Newell,
buyers.
Salvein.
Houfein
Wright.
Gap.of horfe.
IJorfeit.
Bed sum.
Wajbintoun.
'Crimfloun.
.lomely.
Lieutenants^
Richly.
Bijhip.
Kilfey,
Gray.
Grein.
Wad man. •
, Pin ate.
Parfon.
Duncan.'
kMun.
Seyiiim.
Ollify.
Noron..
Tajfejls.
Tornur,
Surow.
Fowler.
Berrell.
Calflanter,
lakfo n. .
Skipunly.
Haw kit.
Haypar.
Nortoun
Lightoun.
Haply.
Cap. of foot.
Sudmore.
We'iJhertoun. ^
Our Armie yefterday was near thewater,m arching hardaf-
Handfignes.
Hallet.
Colon.
Midltoun. .
Letoun.
Rumfdail.
Teat,
lakfon.
Houfdin.
Cornets. ,
Difbis.
Shurcam-
Smith.
Brander.
Quarter-nY*
Wadmouth*
lakfon.
Fiframs.
Hall.
Thomfon.
Semper.
Chefler.
Bultoun.
S let ohb.
'Ederptot.
Waiker.
Clakfton.
ter the purfute of the Marques of Newcaflies Forces, where they
•cutoff fund rie of the ir Reare,and got (as wee heare ) above thirtie
' of their Wagons with Vi&uall, and better ftuflfe. When it ffiall
pleafe God to let me heare of theirfarther Progreffe ,your Lord-
Ihip fhallbe acquainted, by your Lordfhips affe^ionate Servant*
OBTAINED
By my Lord Fairfax^nd his Sop, againd the Annie , led by Sir
lobn Bellocs, the 11. of April,, Being a Letter fent by Fairfax y
. to the Fngkjh Commi fioners with the Scots Armie^
and fr om thence to a Nobleman in Scotland.
Sunderland^ April 15. 1644..
MY Lord . I have received your Lordfhips Letter .his day,
and thankes G O D to heareofypur Lordfhips weal-fare:
I doubt nothing buterenow,your Lordfliip hath heard of
the defeat done by the Lord Fairfax and his Son Sir Thom^uwtd
the Forces lying about T or he, commanded by Sir Thomas Belloes.
The Ren-counter was at Selbie, >vhich is twelve myjes to the
South o^Tork : There is two thoufand killed, an hundreth Officers
taken prifoners; And Sir/^ ^^^ himfelfe ^ with two thoufand
Soul diets., which your Lordffiip will perceive by the inclofed,
which was fent in a Letter by Fairfax to the EngliJh CommiJfiovers
here, from whom l had the Coppie. Thefe with divers Serjeants-
Trumpeters,Drummers,, Corporals: and others oftheir forces was
purfued to Ferrie-bridgef oure pieces of braife Ordinances taken,
feven barrel! of Powder, 160. bundels of Match y two thoufand
Armes, many horfe and foot Colours taken , but come in as yet
lixteene: >Agd athoufap^S^ han4gtl|commQn Sc^iIdi^rSjWkh fiv * ■
huifiiretd norte \ all thG^ Wg snd'ba^ageV Diners (hips and Boats
upon the Rivers. The Pinnage of Bambtldge is taken.
A lift of the Officers taken ac Selbie the n . of April, 1044.
by the Lord Fairfax and his Son, their Forces,
Colonels.
Bellows.
Rumfdail.
Strickland,
Lieu. Colonels.
For bis,
Wentworth.
Majors.
FJelsffth.
Sadlingtoun.
Briers.
Mew ret.
Turmnr>.
Shildoun.
Bridgas.
Wainhoms.
Kir he.
Deidcafile.
Leifer.
Newell,
buyers.
Salvein.
Houfein
Wright.
Gap.of horfe.
IJorfeit.
Bed sum.
Wajbintoun.
'Crimfloun.
.lomely.
Lieutenants^
Richly.
Bijhip.
Kilfey,
Gray.
Grein.
Wad man. •
, Pin ate.
Parfon.
Duncan.'
kMun.
Seyiiim.
Ollify.
Noron..
Tajfejls.
Tornur,
Surow.
Fowler.
Berrell.
Calflanter,
lakfo n. .
Skipunly.
Haw kit.
Haypar.
Nortoun
Lightoun.
Haply.
Cap. of foot.
Sudmore.
We'iJhertoun. ^
Our Armie yefterday was near thewater,m arching hardaf-
Handfignes.
Hallet.
Colon.
Midltoun. .
Letoun.
Rumfdail.
Teat,
lakfon.
Houfdin.
Cornets. ,
Difbis.
Shurcam-
Smith.
Brander.
Quarter-nY*
Wadmouth*
lakfon.
Fiframs.
Hall.
Thomfon.
Semper.
Chefler.
Bultoun.
S let ohb.
'Ederptot.
Waiker.
Clakfton.
ter the purfute of the Marques of Newcaflies Forces, where they
•cutoff fund rie of the ir Reare,and got (as wee heare ) above thirtie
' of their Wagons with Vi&uall, and better ftuflfe. When it ffiall
pleafe God to let me heare of theirfarther Progreffe ,your Lord-
Ihip fhallbe acquainted, by your Lordfhips affe^ionate Servant*
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| Broadsides from the Crawford Collection > True relation of the victorie obtained by my Lord Fairfax and his son, against the armie, led by Sir Iohn Belloes, the 11. of April > (1) |
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| Description | Being a letter sent by Fairfax, to the English Commissioners with the Scots armie, and from thence to a nobleman in Scotland.. |
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| Shelfmark | CRAWFORD.MB.38 |
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| Description | Around 2,200 items dating from 1505 to 1897. Broadsides were originally cheap, single sheets of text, sometimes with woodcuts. Extremely varied subject matter, including proclamations, news items, scaffold speeches, satires, political and religious controversies, and Jacobite risings. Also military campaigns, such as Napoleon's threatened invasion of England in 1803. Part of the Crawford Collections on deposit from the Balcarres Heritage Trust. |
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