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Knights to wait on him at table and be.,
caufe Sir Robert S^ul reiuiec) to do it, they ,
moft inhumanly beat out his br-ms with (
a great flick.
Hugh Spencer, Blfhop of Norwich^ to,
fupprefs thefe infults by his noble ex-i
ample drew the Knights ana gentleme^1,
refiding thereabouts to arm themfelves,!
and take the field, who loon afterwards',
put the rebels to tout, aud took their cap*:
tain, whofe head he fcon caufed to be,
flruck off. He alfo took their Chap ail
Wraw prifoner who was fmt to London f.
to receive his trial where he was* ac< |,
cording to his demerits, hanged, drawn.:
and quartered.
Likewile upon the Saturday following
Corpus Chrifti Day the Fownfmen oil
Cambridge by threats enforced on James:
Granfler to be their leader, exading .
an oath from him and his brother i ho>
mas to be loyal to the execution of theil
defigns.
t'; tiertly after they fell upon Corpus i
Chrifti College which they miierabie tarJ1'
lacked; by tearing, burning, or fpoilinja
whatfoever writings, chattels, and book;
Knights to wait on him at table and be.,
caufe Sir Robert S^ul reiuiec) to do it, they ,
moft inhumanly beat out his br-ms with (
a great flick.
Hugh Spencer, Blfhop of Norwich^ to,
fupprefs thefe infults by his noble ex-i
ample drew the Knights ana gentleme^1,
refiding thereabouts to arm themfelves,!
and take the field, who loon afterwards',
put the rebels to tout, aud took their cap*:
tain, whofe head he fcon caufed to be,
flruck off. He alfo took their Chap ail
Wraw prifoner who was fmt to London f.
to receive his trial where he was* ac< |,
cording to his demerits, hanged, drawn.:
and quartered.
Likewile upon the Saturday following
Corpus Chrifti Day the Fownfmen oil
Cambridge by threats enforced on James:
Granfler to be their leader, exading .
an oath from him and his brother i ho>
mas to be loyal to the execution of theil
defigns.
t'; tiertly after they fell upon Corpus i
Chrifti College which they miierabie tarJ1'
lacked; by tearing, burning, or fpoilinja
whatfoever writings, chattels, and book;
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Description | Over 3,000 chapbooks published in Scotland in the 18th and 19th centuries. Subjects include courtship, humour, occupations, fairs, apparitions, war, politics, crime, executions, Jacobites, transvestites, and freemasonry. Chapbooks are small booklets of 8, 12, 16 and 24 pages, often illustrated with crude woodcuts. Produced cheaply and sold by peddlars on the streets, they formed the staple reading material of the common people, along with broadsides. |
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