ERRATA.

Vol. i, p. 127. E. 151. (4.) For "Lenley" read "Leslie."

Vol. i, p. 156. E. 112. (39.) For "Rupert " read "Charles."

Vol. i, p. 225. E. 86. (2.) For "ought to be removed" read "ought not to be removed."

Vol. i, p. 255. E. 100. (2.) is misplaced. The date should read: 29 April 1641.

Vol. i, p. 257. E. 106. (17.) For "Barrow" read "Barton."

Vol. i, p. 323. E. 45. (13.) For "15 Feb. 1642" read "15 Feb. 1643."

Vol. i, p. 334. E. 2. (29.) For "Futalmoh " read "Falmouth."

Vol. i, p. 452. E. 346. (5.) For "Sir Charles Coot" read "Sir Charles Coot his brother."

Vol. i, p. 462. E. 353. (17.) For "Defence " read "Defiance."

Vol. i, p. 577. E. 419. (16.) For "small" read "finall."

Vol. i, p. 578. E. 419. (30.) For "clensing" read "chusing."

Vol. i,

p. 596. 669. f. 11. (133.) For "Warren" read "Warner."

Vol. i, p. 630. 669. f. 12. (68.) For "[in the name of the Parliament of England]" read "[from the Assembly of Divines]."

Vol. i, p. 707. E. 536. (38.) For "scheduled " read "secluded."

Vol. i, p. 737. E. 550. (30.) After "Prince Charles" add "[i.e. Charles Louis,
Elector Palatine]."

Vol. i, p. 794. E. 552. (3.) is misplaced. The date should read: 25 April 1649.
E. 1496. (2.) For "Scripture-Rule "read" Scripture-Rale."
E. 902. (2.) For "Usurer" read "Usurper."

Vol. ii, p. 68.

Vol. ii, p. 173.
Vol. ii, p. 288. E. 1794. (1.) For "Dunham" read "Durham,"
Vol. ii, p. 315. E. 1917. (2.) For "Charges" read "Changes."

THE THOMASON TRACTS.

1640.

[Feb.-A List of the Colonels, as also the Names of Ships, Captains and Lieutenants that are now set forth under the command of Algernoun Percy, Earle of Northumberland, for this Expedition. [With an engraved portrait of the Earl of Northumberland.] 8. sh. Printed by T. Paine for Thomas Walkley. 669. f. 3. (1.) April 13.-The Manner of holding Parliaments in England, with the order of proceeding to Parliament of King Charles, 13 April, 1640. [With an engraved portrait of Charles I.] Printed 1641.

E. 157. (11.) [April 13.] The Speech of Sergeant Glanvill in the Upper House of Parliament for Peace and Unitie. [MS. note by Thomason: "This Speech was made the Parliament before this," i.e. during the Short Parliament.] Printed 1641. E. 198. (32.)

April 16.-A Remonstrance concerning the present troubles from the meeting of the Estates of the Kingdome of Scotland, 16 April, unto the Parliament of England. E. 177. (6.)

[April.] The Lord Keeper [Lord Finch] his Speech before the King and Parliament concerning His Majesties Reigne with the Bishops, Iudges & Peeres of the Land. Printed by Richard Cotton, 1641.

E. 199. (43.)

[April.]-The First Speech of Master Pym the last Parliament [delivered in April, 1640], concerning liberty of Parliament, etc.

Printed 1643.

E. 105. (3.)

[April.]-An Honourable Speech made by Mr. Waller in Parliament [in April 1640] against the Prelates Innovations. [MS. note by Thomason: "This Speech was spoken the last Parliament before this," i.e. during the Short Parliament.] Printed for Richard Smithers, 1641. E. 199. (42.) Asserted by Joseph Hall,

[April.]-Episcopacie by Divine Right.

Bishop of Exeter. 3 pt. Printed by R. B., for Nathaniel Butter.

E. 203. (8.)

B

1640.

[April.]-The Epistle Congratulatorie of Lysimachus Nicanor, of the Societie of Jesu, to the Covenanters in Scotland. [By John Maxwell, Bishop of Killala.] pp. 78. E. 203. (7.) [May 5. His Majesties Declaration of the causes which moved him to dissolve the last Parliament. pp. 55. Printed by Robert Barker and the Assignes of John Bill. E. 203. (1.) [May 16.]-Constitutions and Canons Ecclesiasticall, treated upon by the Presidents of the Convocation for Canterbury and York [held in London, 16 May]. Printed by Robert Barker and the Assignes of John Bill. E. 203. (2.) [May 16.]-A Grant of the Benevolence or Contribution to His Majestie in the Convocation holden at London. Printed by Robert Barker and the Assignes of John Bill. E. 203. (3.) June 11.-The Acts made in the session of the second Parliament of

our Soveraigne Charles, holden at Edinburgh 11 June.
pp. 72.
Printed by Robert Young: Edinburgh.
E. 175. (14.)
July 15.-The Life and Death of Mr. Ignatius Jurdain, Alderman of
Exeter, who departed this life 15 July. By Ferdinando Nicolls.
Printed for Thomas Newberry.
E. 730. (9.)
July 23.-New Englands Teares for Old Englands Feares. A Sermon
23 July, being a day of Publike Humiliation on behalf of our Native
Countrey, by William Hooke in New England. Printed by T. P. for
John Rothwell and Henry Overton.
E. 208. (5.)

Sept. 1.-A Sermon preached to the Company of the Artillery by
Calybute Downing. Printed by E. G. for John Rothwell. E. 157. (4.)
Sept. 6.-A Sermon against Lukwarmenesse in Religion.
Saint Maries in Oxford. By Henry Wilkinson. Printed by John
Beale for Humphrey Robinson.

Preached at

E. 204. (7.)

Nov. 3.-A Catalogue of the Dukes, Marquesses, Earles, Viscounts, Bishops, Barons, that sit in this Parliament begun 3 Nov. Printed for Tho. Walkley. E. 1091. (1.) Nov. 3.-A Catalogue of the names of the Knightes, Citizens, Burgesses and Barons for the Ports for the House of Commons, for this ParliaPrinted for Tho. Walkley.

ment, begun 3 Nov. Nov. 3.-The Case of Shipmony briefly discoursed. Parliament, 3 Nov. [By Henry Parker.]

E. 1091. (2.)

Presented to

E. 204. (4.)

Nov. 3.-Speeches and Passages of this great Parliament from 3 Nov. to this instant June, 1641. pp. 626. Printed for William Cooke.

E. 159. Nov. 3. The Diurnall Occurrences or Dayly Proceedings of Parliament, from 3 Nov., 1640 to 3 Nov., 1641. William Cooke.

pp. 429.

Printed for

E. 523.