Huls pillar of providence erected: or The providentiall columne, setting out heavens care for deliverance of that people, with extraordinary power and providence from the bloud-sucking Cavaliers, who had for six weeks closely besieged them. By T. C. minister of Gods Word. Imprimatur Charles Herle.
THat Indian Hand had some reason it seemes, which put upon it that name of the Ile of Providence, the speciall hand of heaven ruling and leading the searching adventurers to this place;
THat Indian Hand had Some reason it seems, which put upon it that name of the I'll of Providence, the special hand of heaven ruling and leading the searching adventurers to this place;
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If any be such a stranger in Ierusalem, as has not heard nor knowne the things, that are come to passe in these dayes, I will informe him, (to quicken my selfe,
If any be such a stranger in Ierusalem, as has not herd nor known the things, that Are come to pass in these days, I will inform him, (to quicken my self,
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the Churches Lyon, that would oppresse it with Antichristianisme, and popish prelacy, and the Common wealths savage Beare, that would devoure Truth, justice and righteousnesse,
the Churches lion, that would oppress it with Antichristianism, and popish Prelacy, and the Common wealths savage Bear, that would devour Truth, Justice and righteousness,
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and leave neither law, nor liberty nor rights, for the Subject, but what must come out of the bosome of licentious Atheisme, where will and power shall create Magistracy and the acts of it.
and leave neither law, nor liberty nor rights, for the Subject, but what must come out of the bosom of licentious Atheism, where will and power shall create Magistracy and the acts of it.
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how can we doe lesse then seeke out the authour of this deliverance, and give him the cordiall and reall acknowledgements of thankefull spirits, which either speaking, writing or printing may make knowne to our little world of England, least the glory of God, which, of all other things should never know a funerall,
how can we do less then seek out the author of this deliverance, and give him the cordial and real acknowledgements of thankful spirits, which either speaking, writing or printing may make known to our little world of England, least the glory of God, which, of all other things should never know a funeral,
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And surely if we enquire after the father, and mother, and nurse of this amiable and comfortable child of salvation, which we can never looke in the face,
And surely if we inquire After the father, and mother, and nurse of this amiable and comfortable child of salvation, which we can never look in the face,
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and charges of infinite power, fore-sight and wisdome, to worke in all and every individuall thing for his people, and having wrought it, to make it again be directed to worke for their good.
and charges of infinite power, foresight and Wisdom, to work in all and every Individu thing for his people, and having wrought it, to make it again be directed to work for their good.
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And if at Delos the blind Heathens for some conceived blessing could erect a Temple and call it, NONLATINALPHABET, The Temple of Providence: Doe not Christians owe as much to Jehovah, as they to their Jove? Shall not our Delos, our Hull be called, NONLATINALPHABET, The Temple of Providence, where it hath been most admirably conspicuous, and efficacious for deliverance.
And if At Delos the blind heathens for Some conceived blessing could erect a Temple and call it,, The Temple of Providence: Do not Christians owe as much to Jehovah, as they to their Jove? Shall not our Delos, our Hull be called,, The Temple of Providence, where it hath been most admirably conspicuous, and efficacious for deliverance.
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but when they make Rome blush, with being more superstitious and idolatrous then she is: or when they make beasts blush, with being more savage and cruell then they:
but when they make Room blush, with being more superstitious and idolatrous then she is: or when they make beasts blush, with being more savage and cruel then they:
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or make Pagans and Heathens blush, in being more unjust and unhonest then they: or make the devill and bell blush, to see them more zealous and deepe blasphemers, then they.
or make Pagans and heathens blush, in being more unjust and unhonest then they: or make the Devil and bell blush, to see them more zealous and deep blasphemers, then they.
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The prevention of such a Hornet, that he was not set over his Bee-hive, deserves our tongues to speake as loud as the Egyptian Magitians, and to say, this was Digitus Dei, the finger of God.
The prevention of such a Hornet, that he was not Set over his Beehive, deserves our tongues to speak as loud as the Egyptian Magicians, and to say, this was Digitus Dei, the finger of God.
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what an influence of mischief would he have sent hence against London, Parliament, and all the places under the rule of well ordered justice and peace? How would this have been the NONLATINALPHABET, the scumme-pot, into which would have been gathered all the living and working villanie or Atheisme of Dunkirk, France, Holland, Flanders, &c. And what Country soever would have sent men-beasts, that in a mercenary souldiarie are willing, to sell their soules in any warre,
what an influence of mischief would he have sent hence against London, Parliament, and all the places under the Rule of well ordered Justice and peace? How would this have been the, the scumme-pot, into which would have been gathered all the living and working villainy or Atheism of Dunkirk, France, Holland, Flanders, etc. And what Country soever would have sent men-beasts, that in a mercenary soldiery Are willing, to fell their Souls in any war,
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and the hand of heaven that wrought another way, and brought this key of the kingdome to hang at the Parliaments girdle, that they should not be in an hourely feare of this,
and the hand of heaven that wrought Another Way, and brought this key of the Kingdom to hang At the Parliaments girdle, that they should not be in an hourly Fear of this,
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when Hotham royally stood and feared neither Herald, nor Proclamation, nor the voyce of a provoked King, which is the messenger of death O that this fine gold had never changed!
when Hotham royally stood and feared neither Herald, nor Proclamation, nor the voice of a provoked King, which is the Messenger of death Oh that this fine gold had never changed!
how has he degenerated and soiled all his fair burning light, in ending with a ducking down of the socket, breathing at last with a vaporous, & ill savoured exit.
how has he degenerated and soiled all his fair burning Light, in ending with a ducking down of the socket, breathing At last with a vaporous, & ill savoured exit.
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Time will try, and justice will boult out (I fore-judge not, nor anticipate our Iudges of this cause.) Whether justly father or son Hotham, or both, be guilty of miscarriages in the North, at Yorke, of the Queens entrance u• interrupted, of Scarboroughs and Chomeleyes base Apostasie, of the West crying out of the rising Sun,
Time will try, and Justice will boult out (I forejudge not, nor anticipate our Judges of this cause.) Whither justly father or son Hotham, or both, be guilty of miscarriages in the North, At York, of the Queen's Entrance u• interrupted, of Scarboroughs and Chomeleyes base Apostasy, of the West crying out of the rising Sun,
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but pierce them, and helpe them to be covered in that Chaos of tyranny, wherein that good and goodly Country now lies low and poor, only rich (besides Gods secret favour) in fulnesse of oppressions and cruelty.
but pierce them, and help them to be covered in that Chaos of tyranny, wherein that good and goodly Country now lies low and poor, only rich (beside God's secret favour) in fullness of oppressions and cruelty.
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I know it is indeed thought and said, in relation to Hotham and Cholmley, that Scorborough and Scarborough are the springs of most of our misery in the North.
I know it is indeed Thought and said, in Relation to Hotham and Cholmley, that Scorborough and Scarborough Are the springs of most of our misery in the North.
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In one morning gates, walles, block-houses, armes, men, commanders, guns, ships, all that is called strong, is easily and quickly yeelded to the power of the Towne, no bloud-shed, no soule lies gasping, no streets know streames of bloud,
In one morning gates, walls, blockhouses, arms, men, commanders, guns, ships, all that is called strong, is Easily and quickly yielded to the power of the Town, no bloodshed, no soul lies gasping, no streets know streams of blood,
So great a thing, so long and strongly setled, so easily altered and turn'd without combustion & broil, would make an Atheist, that saw it, name God and Providence, for that very actions sake.
So great a thing, so long and strongly settled, so Easily altered and turned without combustion & broil, would make an Atheist, that saw it, name God and Providence, for that very actions sake.
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Besides, the enraged Towne, against their suspected Governour, being so calmed into justice, and prudently reserving father and son, to be weighed by the Parliaments ballance,
Beside, the enraged Town, against their suspected Governor, being so calmed into Justice, and prudently reserving father and son, to be weighed by the Parliaments balance,
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after faire hopes loose the day, quit the field (though to the great cost of the adversary) and leave that noblest part of the Country in the hands of the ignoblest men (if inhumanity be ignobility) where as they were bred and principled,
After fair hope's lose the day, quit the field (though to the great cost of the adversary) and leave that Noblest part of the Country in the hands of the ignoblest men (if inhumanity be ignobility) where as they were bred and principled,
and the remainders of his scattered Army? How did the Lord hard before this fore defeat, make Hull ready for them, whose prayers and longings waited for such a Governour at the gates of heaven? Compare but the times of these things falling out, that Hul should be made fit to receive a Governour, fit to succour a dispersed people, who fled from a bloudy sword and speare.
and the remainders of his scattered Army? How did the Lord hard before this before defeat, make Hull ready for them, whose Prayers and longings waited for such a Governor At the gates of heaven? Compare but the times of these things falling out, that Hul should be made fit to receive a Governor, fit to succour a dispersed people, who fled from a bloody sword and spear.
Let Hull and Western dispersed ones, and the whole kingdome contend about it, which of them has the largest share of fatherly providence in this thing.
Let Hull and Western dispersed ones, and the Whole Kingdom contend about it, which of them has the Largest share of fatherly providence in this thing.
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How deepe is the Lords wisdom in his doings? How can hee strangely, at one and the same time, win and lose, cut and cure, wound and heale, throw downe and raise up his people,
How deep is the lords Wisdom in his doings? How can he strangely, At one and the same time, win and loose, Cut and cure, wound and heal, throw down and raise up his people,
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And now Rabshakeh railes and Thrasoes boast, and every NONLATINALPHABET, now opens his mouth, and laughs to see Christ lie loaden with a crosse in the streets of Leedes and Bradford. Now the Irish Prelate, the bishop of Derry, must turne the Psalmes of David into a scornfull Jigge,
And now Rabshakeh rails and Thrasoes boast, and every, now Opens his Mouth, and laughs to see christ lie loaded with a cross in the streets of Leedes and Bradford. Now the Irish Prelate, the bishop of Derry, must turn the Psalms of David into a scornful Jig,
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ours beholding their great numbers, and considering the state of the Town to be such, as it could not be held against them, though our numbers had bin trebled.
ours beholding their great numbers, and considering the state of the Town to be such, as it could not be held against them, though our numbers had been trebled.
Hard before their coming, one Bushell a kinsman of the infamous Bushell (who is filled with more then four pecks of an Iscarioticall spirit) came with a Tinker, himselfe acting a bad mettall man with him, to view both Beverleyes and Huls works, having done it, were at length taken prisoners,
Hard before their coming, one Bushel a kinsman of the infamous Bushel (who is filled with more then four pecks of an Iscarioticall Spirit) Come with a Tinker, himself acting a bad mettle man with him, to view both Beverleyes and Huls works, having done it, were At length taken Prisoners,
and busie spirits of Hull, which she had vomited out, whose names are in the booke of the generation of vipers, which have watring teeth to eat thorough their mothers bowels.
and busy spirits of Hull, which she had vomited out, whose names Are in the book of the generation of vipers, which have watering teeth to eat through their mother's bowels.
The poor arayed and forced souls are made to tugg and worke worse then the slaves at Adrianople, day and night, to raise Mounts and Works with turves and baskets, to brew our ruine.
The poor arrayed and forced Souls Are made to tug and work Worse then the slaves At Adrianople, day and night, to raise Mounts and Works with traves and baskets, to brew our ruin.
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Humane helpe and industrie is good, though oftentimes evil in the abuse, when men make them vails and curtains to hide the divine face, that we do not so much see and admire the beauty of it.
Humane help and industry is good, though oftentimes evil in the abuse, when men make them vails and curtains to hide the divine face, that we do not so much see and admire the beauty of it.
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Ours had soon after the beginning of the siege, a sallie out with a good number of men upon them in their quarters at Anlabie, they had some intelligence,
Ours had soon After the beginning of the siege, a sally out with a good number of men upon them in their quarters At Anlabie, they had Some intelligence,
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I shall dispatch the particulars of Gods singular providence in the remaining part, to the happy upshot of the busines, by borrowing 15 branches of this salvation,
I shall dispatch the particulars of God's singular providence in the remaining part, to the happy upshot of the business, by borrowing 15 branches of this salvation,
and celebration of so rare a peece of providence in the fore-noon, Octob. 18. being the seven-night after, only putting in some additions of inlargement,
and celebration of so rare a piece of providence in the forenoon, October 18. being the sevennight After, only putting in Some additions of enlargement,
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because there were 15. steps or degrees to that part of the Temple, where men were to worship the Lord, on which the sacred Choristers of divine musick sung these 15. Psalms.
Because there were 15. steps or Degrees to that part of the Temple, where men were to worship the Lord, on which the sacred Choristers of divine music sung these 15. Psalms.
How ever that were so or no, our Temple of praise has 15. notable steps or stairs, on which we may stand and sing our Psalms of degrees, which have in them contained so many Hallellujah's for so many remarkable branches of our salvation.
How ever that were so or no, our Temple of praise has 15. notable steps or stairs, on which we may stand and sing our Psalms of Degrees, which have in them contained so many Hallellujah's for so many remarkable branches of our salvation.
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That we may the better take notice of them, let us gather them together and make them faggots of juniper or sweet-wood, to kindle our fire of thankfulnesse.
That we may the better take notice of them, let us gather them together and make them faggots of juniper or sweetwood, to kindle our fire of thankfulness.
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wheras they without did hope there would have bin a division within, and that division would have bin the mother and sure seminary of confusion and ruine.
whereas they without did hope there would have been a division within, and that division would have been the mother and sure seminary of confusion and ruin.
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or are but a very little while parted asunder, A kingdome (a town) an house divided against it self cannot stand, Divide and Impera come from the braines of the old divident, who set up a schoole of Arithmetick in paradise,
or Are but a very little while parted asunder, A Kingdom (a town) an house divided against it self cannot stand, Divide and Impera come from the brains of the old divident, who Set up a school of Arithmetic in paradise,
2. A second branch, with sweet berries growing on it, was the Lords care to give food to his people and preservation of the mils, which in all probability they might have attempted to beat down,
2. A second branch, with sweet berries growing on it, was the lords care to give food to his people and preservation of the mills, which in all probability they might have attempted to beatrice down,
3. A third branch of saving mercy, was in the firing of the North block-house blown up in a part, where the powder-barrels and hand Granado's, ill companions being together,
3. A third branch of Saving mercy, was in the firing of the North blockhouse blown up in a part, where the powder-barrels and hand Granado's, ill Sodales being together,
yet for all this Gods power and mercy ordered it excellently, the Lord commanding the fire and fury to be within on our side and not to the enemies part, that they might have no advantage at all by it.
yet for all this God's power and mercy ordered it excellently, the Lord commanding the fire and fury to be within on our side and not to the enemies part, that they might have no advantage At all by it.
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Further when the blast in one room had beaten open the window into another, and the flame entered into it, where there were 12. barrels of powder more,
Further when the blast in one room had beaten open the window into Another, and the flame entered into it, where there were 12. barrels of powder more,
and it reverently held and drew back from seasing upon that powder, which in al likelihood might have done far more harm, both to murthering of more men, and dismounting the ordnance.
and it reverently held and drew back from seizing upon that powder, which in all likelihood might have done Far more harm, both to murdering of more men, and dismounting the ordnance.
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yet though day and night they came into streets, houses, beds, the Lord so charmed and charged them, that but 3 were slain by them, a man, a woman, and a child.
yet though day and night they Come into streets, houses, Beds, the Lord so charmed and charged them, that but 3 were slave by them, a man, a woman, and a child.
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Heaven found strange means, to conjure these bullets into quietnes, and stop their force. One quarrel'd with a poudring-tub, another stuck in paste, which was a providing for food, and was choked in dough;
Heaven found strange means, to conjure these bullets into quietness, and stop their force. One quarreled with a poudring-tub, Another stuck in past, which was a providing for food, and was choked in dough;
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another burnt the bed-clothes, and spared a woman in the bed, so as she slept still soundly and quietly, having so hot a bed-fellow, till she was by neighbours wakened and pulled out from the fiery danger.
Another burned the bedclothes, and spared a woman in the Bed, so as she slept still soundly and quietly, having so hight a bedfellow, till she was by neighbours wakened and pulled out from the fiery danger.
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We are begun to thinke, that it may almost gain the strength of a proverb, that Yorks printer, minter and minster, (when they print or preach of the Parliaments affairs) seldom vent small lies.
We Are begun to think, that it may almost gain the strength of a proverb, that Yorks printer, minter and minster, (when they print or preach of the Parliaments affairs) seldom vent small lies.
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The souldiers complain of their minter, for minting too much false mony, and for their minsters Sermons, aiming at our cause, they smell very little of truth or charitable divinity;
The Soldiers complain of their minter, for minting too much false money, and for their Ministers Sermons, aiming At our cause, they smell very little of truth or charitable divinity;
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What would they have done, if the Lord had given these hot officers of his anger leave to come into market, Churches, streets, houses, what terrible marks would they have left of their burning and tearing foot-steps.
What would they have done, if the Lord had given these hight Officers of his anger leave to come into market, Churches, streets, houses, what terrible marks would they have left of their burning and tearing footsteps.
and all of them would have bin useles, because of the enemies propinquity and nearnesse. God reserved them for another place, where they were serviceable in a glorious victory.
and all of them would have been useless, Because of the enemies propinquity and nearness. God reserved them for Another place, where they were serviceable in a glorious victory.
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In that very nick of necessity, God sent us a competent number of souldiers, with that good Commander Sr John Meldram, that did exceedingly animate and put fresh spirits into our wearied souldiers,
In that very neck of necessity, God sent us a competent number of Soldiers, with that good Commander Sir John Meldram, that did exceedingly animate and put fresh spirits into our wearied Soldiers,
The rest fled away with wounds & shame, as full of cold fear, as they came full of strong water, of which the slain and taken notably savoured, having fired their spirits into a desperatenes with the spirits of hot waters.
The rest fled away with wounds & shame, as full of cold Fear, as they Come full of strong water, of which the slave and taken notably savoured, having fired their spirits into a desperateness with the spirits of hight waters.
and confident would be done, either by their wild-fire, or wild bullets glowing hot (they imitating the fiery darts of their father, the wicked one) yet the Lord kept them from lighting on combustible matter, or easily fire-catching stuffe.
and confident would be done, either by their wildfire, or wild bullets glowing hight (they imitating the fiery darts of their father, the wicked one) yet the Lord kept them from lighting on combustible matter, or Easily fire-catching stuff.
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They are served with the Germane proverbe, Deus non audit felium preces, God hears not cats prayers to accept them, that is curses and execrations, more unwelcome to God then the harsh cries of cats.
They Are served with the Germane proverb, Deus non audit Felium preces, God hears not cats Prayers to accept them, that is curses and execrations, more unwelcome to God then the harsh cries of cats.
No, when their Apostle M. Thruscrosse (who no doubt is wel-pleased that the crosse is found in his name) speaks of winning Hull, he tels them they must fast and pray,
No, when their Apostle M. Thruscrosse (who no doubt is well-pleased that the cross is found in his name) speaks of winning Hull, he tells them they must fast and pray,
He fore-saw curses, that come from a tongue and heart set on fire of hell, could never set on fire Hull, and therefore he gave them more ghostly counsell.
He foresaw curses, that come from a tongue and heart Set on fire of hell, could never Set on fire Hull, and Therefore he gave them more ghostly counsel.
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And they report from Pomfret, which I annex, that a man, and they name the man, came from that Town towards Hull, big with expectation and hope to see it on fire,
And they report from Pomfret, which I annex, that a man, and they name the man, Come from that Town towards Hull, big with expectation and hope to see it on fire,
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Besides firing, they were by the same providence prevented of blocking up the river, when on Lincolnshires side and Holdernesses, they were begun to make forts,
Beside firing, they were by the same providence prevented of blocking up the river, when on Lincolnshires side and Holdernesses, they were begun to make forts,
Boyard, Cap. Knight, and many others, which they conceale from us in the dark book of secrecy, went to their last bed in the dark chambers of death before Hull. Divers of their Captains that had compleat companies went back to York with ragged remains of some 9 or 6 of those they carried out thence,
Boyard, Cap. Knight, and many Others, which they conceal from us in the dark book of secrecy, went to their last Bed in the dark chambers of death before Hull. Diverse of their Captains that had complete companies went back to York with ragged remains of Some 9 or 6 of those they carried out thence,
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as that they went out, and set upon the enemy, the wednesday 7 night before, being Oct. 4. and beat them out of two of their works, slew and took some,
as that they went out, and Set upon the enemy, the wednesday 7 night before, being Oct. 4. and beatrice them out of two of their works, slew and took Some,
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and brought in many of their muskets, which they running away left. One of those works they h•d newly raised behind our wind-mil, which was a very hopefull one for them,
and brought in many of their muskets, which they running away left. One of those works they h•d newly raised behind our windmill, which was a very hopeful one for them,
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14. Further, when this day of blessings, Oct. 11. the day wheron the siege was raised, was well gone on for us, the other gathering much fresh force, came on formidably against ours, insomuch as our souldiers are body and soul for a retreat, and shamefull retire.
14. Further, when this day of blessings, Oct. 11. the day whereon the siege was raised, was well gone on for us, the other gathering much fresh force, Come on formidably against ours, insomuch as our Soldiers Are body and soul for a retreat, and shameful retire.
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Ours were basely timid, and prophecied dangerous things to themselves, from the enemies fresh and full appearance, where one sudden cloud of feare, was likely to be the blacke mantle or curtain, to hide the light of a very hopefull day.
Ours were basely timid, and prophesied dangerous things to themselves, from the enemies fresh and full appearance, where one sudden cloud of Fear, was likely to be the black mantle or curtain, to hide the Light of a very hopeful day.
and some of the horse couragiously leading the way, and giving a f•esh on-set, it animated the foot, where the Spirit of the Lord set up a Standard in their spirits,
and Some of the horse courageously leading the Way, and giving a f•esh onset, it animated the foot, where the Spirit of the Lord Set up a Standard in their spirits,
God so blesses this new assault, that they take from them their great guns, 9. of them, some greater, some lesse, beats them from their strong & great works with very little and small losse of ours, in which great pecces and works many of them trusted, more then in the great God.
God so Blesses this new assault, that they take from them their great guns, 9. of them, Some greater, Some less, beats them from their strong & great works with very little and small loss of ours, in which great Pieces and works many of them trusted, more then in the great God.
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This 11. of Oct. was a great and glorious day, that such multitudes of men out of many and strong works, from many and great guns should be beaten and driven away by them, that came to assault them in the open field, is a rare example of successe to the Parlia.
This 11. of Oct. was a great and glorious day, that such Multitudes of men out of many and strong works, from many and great guns should be beaten and driven away by them, that Come to assault them in the open field, is a rare Exampl of success to the Parliament.
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Indeed it was a brave stratagem and a rare plot, but it was Gods stratagem and a plot of providence, which we never contrived nor thought on, till his waking thoughts brought it about.
Indeed it was a brave stratagem and a rare plot, but it was God's stratagem and a plot of providence, which we never contrived nor Thought on, till his waking thoughts brought it about.
Presently our state is marvellously changed, we heare not of their guns, we receive no more ridings of their fiery bullets, we are deliver'd and yet doubt whether we do but dream of it.
Presently our state is marvellously changed, we hear not of their guns, we receive no more ridings of their fiery bullets, we Are Delivered and yet doubt whither we do but dream of it.
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their best tables, trees, timber are taken and laid in the ditches by the enemy, to help the conveyance of carriages & ordnance from work to work Only their hasty and Eagle-flighted fear has done some this kindnes not intended, that they have filled the barns with corn,
their best tables, trees, timber Are taken and laid in the ditches by the enemy, to help the conveyance of carriages & ordnance from work to work Only their hasty and Eagle-flighted Fear has done Some this kindness not intended, that they have filled the Barns with corn,
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On the same 11h of Oct. he gives us a glorious victory in Lincolnshire, as free, fair and full as the most have bin got fince the unhappy hatching of these warrs,
On the same 11h of Oct. he gives us a glorious victory in Lincolnshire, as free, fair and full as the most have been god fince the unhappy hatching of these wars,
These are the full branches of the Lords saving providence, the first fruits of our expected harvest in this miserable country of Yorkshire, where some 80 not of the meanest Gentry have proved drunke with the Queens cup, full of Roman intoxicating spice,
These Are the full branches of the lords Saving providence, the First fruits of our expected harvest in this miserable country of Yorkshire, where Some 80 not of the Meanest Gentry have proved drunk with the Queen's cup, full of Roman intoxicating spice,
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& therfore all tongues should sould the divine Praise. Especially ô Hull thou hast by this day faln into great debt to God, who has taken away thine Alastors and Furies from thee.
& Therefore all tongues should should the divine Praise. Especially o Hull thou hast by this day fallen into great debt to God, who has taken away thine Alastors and Furies from thee.
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& gladding themselves with the rich spoils of their presently to be caught prey, yet there is not one of the to be found in thy town or houses as possessors, but only as prisoners.
& gladding themselves with the rich spoils of their presently to be caught prey, yet there is not one of thee to be found in thy town or houses as Possessors', but only as Prisoners.
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What a mercy is it, that thou art not filled with that lustfull and letcherous vermin, with that spawn of cruelty, that to their power would destroy souls as wel as bodies.
What a mercy is it, that thou art not filled with that lustful and lecherous vermin, with that spawn of cruelty, that to their power would destroy Souls as well as bodies.
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Let a Minister of ours of good credit witnes their vertues, who being late their prisoner at Cottingham, was carried into a chamber, where an Officer of theirs lay in bed with 2 whors at once,
Let a Minister of ours of good credit witness their Virtues, who being late their prisoner At Cottingham, was carried into a chamber, where an Officer of theirs lay in Bed with 2 whores At once,
Without doubt this is the only way to maintain the Liberty of the Subject, & the known Laws of the Land, & these men go the direct way to set up the Protestant Religior. It were well they had grace to purge their hearts,
Without doubt this is the only Way to maintain the Liberty of the Subject, & the known Laws of the Land, & these men go the Direct Way to Set up the Protestant Religior. It were well they had grace to purge their hearts,
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as well as these unholy waies to purge their reins But God hath given them over to act all wickednes with greedines and impudency, so far as they have a famous whore, a minion to one of their.
as well as these unholy ways to purge their reins But God hath given them over to act all wickedness with greediness and impudence, so Far as they have a famous whore, a minion to one of their.
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Al these vertues Catholick & Cardinal should have bin acted in thy streets & houses ô Hull, to make thee as miserable a seene as unhappy York. Either study Hallelujabs & holines al thy daies,
All these Virtues Catholic & Cardinal should have been acted in thy streets & houses o Hull, to make thee as miserable a seen as unhappy York. Either study Hallelujabs & holiness all thy days,
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or els thou art the unhappiest Town, that this day stands upon English ground. Set up a royall pillar in the market-place, & in golden letters engrave this deliverance:
or Else thou art the unhappiest Town, that this day Stands upon English ground. Set up a royal pillar in the marketplace, & in golden letters engrave this deliverance:
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or set up an holy statue of heavenly purposes in your hearts, to be a more holy Town, lesse proud, luxurious, &c. or els by this I testifie to all the land, God has some other scourge for thee, to which he will reserve thee, who has hither to preserved thee.
or Set up an holy statue of heavenly Purposes in your hearts, to be a more holy Town, less proud, luxurious, etc. or Else by this I testify to all the land, God has Some other scourge for thee, to which he will reserve thee, who has hither to preserved thee.
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By this, as a performance of my vows in part, I publish the goodnes of God to me and those with me, that under the shadow of Divine Feathers were preserved in the circumvallation of Atheisticall and cruell spirits.
By this, as a performance of my vows in part, I publish the Goodness of God to me and those with me, that under the shadow of Divine Feathers were preserved in the circumvallation of Atheistical and cruel spirits.
And by this let me admonish all the Lords scattered ones, who have found the salutary and saving breathings and blasts of the celestial Zephyrus of special providence, to fal down & say with Heze. The living, the living, he shall praise thee, as I do this day:
And by this let me admonish all the lords scattered ones, who have found the salutary and Saving breathings and blasts of the celestial Zephyrus of special providence, to fall down & say with Heze. The living, the living, he shall praise thee, as I do this day:
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ther fore we will sing our songs to the stringed instruments all the daies of our life, Isa 38 19, 10 Henceforth let Cavendish remēber the signs in Nottinghamshire, armed with his Armes and Motto, Cavendo Tutus. This will be as good a Monitor for setting upon Hull, as for them that enter a Tavern or Ale house:
there before we will sing our songs to the stringed Instruments all the days of our life, Isaiah 38 19, 10 Henceforth let Cavendish Remember the Signs in Nottinghamshire, armed with his Arms and Motto, Cavendo Tutus. This will be as good a Monitor for setting upon Hull, as for them that enter a Tavern or Ale house:
For his shattered and bullet-batter'd Army, let them flie to their old Letany, From Hell, Hull, Halifax deliver us, and leave out their God damne me, for their damnation in hell will be worse then their confusion at Hull. Nor need they wish it, and so earnestly desire it;
For his shattered and bullet-battered Army, let them fly to their old Letany, From Hell, Hull, Halifax deliver us, and leave out their God damn me, for their damnation in hell will be Worse then their confusion At Hull. Nor need they wish it, and so earnestly desire it;
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for S Peter saith, the damnation of such sleeps not, and if it did sleep, I am sure this sect of God damnists are likely to wake it, that it shall have but a short sleep.
for S Peter Says, the damnation of such sleeps not, and if it did sleep, I am sure this sect of God damnists Are likely to wake it, that it shall have but a short sleep.
so that there should be no remnant, nor escaping? Admiration was the mother of Philosophy, let it be the mother of your Divinity, in this thing to admire the Lords wonderfull mercy, wisdome and power, that did so act and worke for an handfull of his people, whom he might have thrown out of the way,
so that there should be no remnant, nor escaping? Admiration was the mother of Philosophy, let it be the mother of your Divinity, in this thing to admire the lords wonderful mercy, Wisdom and power, that did so act and work for an handful of his people, whom he might have thrown out of the Way,
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Wherefore season all your hearts with sense of unworthinesse on our part, and ample apprehensions of goodnes on his part, that the flame within and without, may alwaies keep you in heat with this fire, burning you up with admiration of spirit,
Wherefore season all your hearts with sense of unworthiness on our part, and ample apprehensions of Goodness on his part, that the flame within and without, may always keep you in heat with this fire, burning you up with admiration of Spirit,
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and exaltation of God, both in language and life, till you be ready to live and die in Davids temper, Ps 72, 18.19. Blessed be the Lord God, the God of Israel, who only doth wondroue things.
and exaltation of God, both in language and life, till you be ready to live and die in Davids temper, Ps 72, 18.19. Blessed be the Lord God, the God of Israel, who only does wondroue things.
This vertuous provost Marshall shewed the whares to him, & told him he did this to vex the round heads, not caring at all, or remembring that it vexes God more.
This virtuous provost Marshall showed the whares to him, & told him he did this to vex the round Heads, not caring At all, or remembering that it vexes God more.
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