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The Kingdomes Faithfull
AND IMPARTIALL
SCOUT
COMMUNICATING
The daily proceedings of the Parliament, and the Councell of State;
With other moderate Intelligence from the Parliament of Scotland; from
the lord Fairfax's Army; from the Princes Fleet, and the Parliaments
Navy at Sea; from the two Armies in Ireland, and
the most remarkablest News from Forraign prices.
Containing these ensuing Heads, viz.
severall Speeches made by the Lords and Commons at Guild. Hall yesterday, and the
propositions of the Common councell thereupon, The tryall of Maj. Gen. Laughern at
a Councell of War; his answer to his charge, and col. Poyer found guilty. Lieut. col.
John Lilburn, Mr. Prince, and the rest to betryed at the upper Bench in Westmin.
Hall, and a Declaration of said Lieut. colonel touching the same. The parl. Resolution
touching Maj. Gen. Brown. The presbyterians Declaration concerning the
Prince and the Army. Mr. Lillies p[unr]ophecy touching the City of London, shewing
what shall be fall this instant moneth of April. The last letters from the Prince, his
Higneffes Resolution, and a Representation of his Design; in relation to England.
Scotland. & Ireland, a new Rising in the North, & the number that are in armes.
By an Ordinance of Parliament. Imprimatur, G. MABBOTT. 12 April, 1649.
From Friday the 6. of April, to Friday the 13. of April, 1649.
London, Printed for ROBERT WOOD, and are to be sold neer Creplegate,
and at the Royall Exchange in Cornhill, 1649.
Beginning Friday the 6 of April.
ONe man preyes upon another; and what will not Envy do
to satisfie its rage (though upon the Innocent) the covetous
person is always emulating Naboth for his Vineyard,
CHARITY waxeth cold, and where are they that pitty the
poor and needy? Credit failes abroad; Discontent remaines
at home, yet no new War to be imagined; For, in
Reason, who can think that this Nation, which hath felt the
misery of at least 7 yeeres calamities in that kind, should
run another hazard, which may be more fatall then the first: In Greek there is a
very Imphetically expressed thus:
[unr]
Which in English is translated,
TAKE HEED AND BEWARE.
Had Major Gen. Laughorn, col. Poyer, Powell, and the rest of the active Welchmen,
which were so busie in playing the new Game last Summer, thought that