Mr. William Lilly's True history of King James the First, and King Charles the First. With sundry observations, remarkable passages, and many secret transactions not 'till now divulged / Faithfully published from his own copy.

William Lilly

Date:: 1715

Credit: Mr. William Lilly's True history of King James the First, and King Charles the First. With sundry observations, remarkable passages, and many secret transactions not 'till now divulged / Faithfully published from his own copy. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$dred himfeif to his \Countrymen ithe ‘Scots, which was May, 1646, -heshad an Army of Horfe;-and was frequently himfelf among tt them, though it’s not once reported himéelf ever Charged, as he was fometimes invited unto it by the Lord. Charles ‘Gerrard, a ‘moft Gallant Man,;'who would ‘fay ‘unto: him many Times, CHARGE, SIRp oa And indeed, who would have loft Three Kingdoms, without firft lofing fome Blood m the Quarrel. — | Qoeeady a) 8 After ligging dowmee oo ~ Brom the Time of -his- own: ‘voluntary Rendition unto’ the Scors , until his dying Day, he was never in the Head ofan Ar. _ my, bint Gid lige downe or lye tilly and was carried up'and down'from one Place to a- - nother a8 a Prifoner ;| yet had he veryigreat Liberty tintil he difcharged himfelf of his own Word ‘or Parol at Hampton-Court, and immediately efcaped to the Ile of Wighr. © Tn'this Figg down ‘he foall bee lymed. During the Time of his Imprifonment, or from that Time the Scots fold-his Perfon unto us for 200,000 Pounds , it: may properly be faid (In this ligg down be fhall be bymcd) shat is, He oe atcempred and wae qa : ea 5¢$