A  fuU  Narrative  of  all  the  Proceedings  beiweene  his


Excellency  the  Lord  Fairfax  and  the  Mutineers  since  his  £x-
ceilencies  advance  from  London,  Thursday  May  10.  to  their
ronting  and  surprizall^  Munday  May  14.  at  mid-night.  4^
Land.  1649.
A  Proclamation  by  bis  Excellency  Uie  Lord  General


Ibrbidding  all  Souldiers  to  forbear  to  put  their  Horses  into
Mowing-Paaiure».  June  31.  1649.  fol.  Ltmd.  1649.
The  Petition  of  Thomas  Lord  Fairfax  and  his  Councel


of  Officera  for  the  recalling  of  all  Penal  Laws  against  private
Meetings,  the  punishing  of  Profaneness,  as  Swearing  &c.  the
releasinff  of  Persons  under  restrainf»  and  the  taking  away  unne-
cessary  Laws  with  their  Intricacies  and  Delays.  Presented  to
the  Parliament  Aug.  16. 1649.  With  their  Answer  thereunto.
4^  Ltmd.  1649.
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the  hnmbie  Peitt.on  of  rhe  »d  and  beavT-faearted  Prraoikas
mnaiaintr  in  rhe  Churrii  ot'  Borford.  4**  LmI  1649.
