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A92155	Angliæ ruina: or, Englands ruine represented in the barbarous, and sacrilegious outrages of the sectaries of this kingdome, committed upon the lives, consciences and estates of all His Maj: loyal subjects in generall; but more particularly upon the churches, colledges, clergie, and scholars of the same. Containing two briefe catalogues of such heads and fellowes of colledges in the University of Cambridge, and other learned and pious divines, within the city of London, as have been ejected, plundered, imprisoned, or banished, for their constancie in the Protestant religion, and loyalty to their soveraigne. Whereunto is added, a chronologie of the time and place of all the battails, sieges, conflicts, and other remarkable passages which have happened betwixt His Majesty and the Parliament; with a catalogue of such persons of quality, as have been slain on either party, from Novemb. 3. 1640 till the 25. of March, 1647.; Mercurius rusticus	Ryves, Bruno, 1596-1677.; Barwick, John, 1612-1664. Querela Cantabrigiensis.; Griffin, Matthew, 1599?-1665. London. A generall bill of mortality, of the clergie of London, which have beene defunct by reason of the contagious breath of the sectaries of that city, from the yeere 1641. to this present yeere 1647. with the several casualties of the same.	1648 (1648)	Wing R2447; ESTC R204638	175,259	292

Aldersgate D. Clewet Sequestred Anne Black-fryars Antholins Parish Austins Parish M. V●al Sequestred his bedred wife turn'd out of doors and left in the streets Bartholmew Exchange D. Grant Sequestred Bennet Fynck M. Warfield Sequestred Bennet Grace-Church M. Quel●b Sequestred Bennet Pauls wharse M. Adams Sequestred Bennet Sheerhog M. Morgan Bo●●lph Billingsgate M. King Sequestred and fore't to flye Christ-Church turn'd out and Christophers M. Hanslowe sore't to resigne Clement East-cheap M. stone shamefully abused Sequested sent Prisoner to Plimouth and Plundred Dionys Back-Church M. Hammes Sequestred and abused Dunstans East D. Childerley reviled abused and Edmonds Lumbard-street M. Paget molested silenced and Ethelborough M. Clark Sequestred Imprisoned Faiths D. Browne Sequestred and Fosters M. Ba●●y Sequestred Plundred forced to flye and Gabriel Fenchurch M. Cooke Sequestred George Botolph-lane D. Styles forced to resigne Gregories by S. Pauls D. Styles forced to resigne Hellens M. Miller turn'd out James Dukes place M. Sequestred James Garlick-hithe 1. M. Preeman Plundred and Sequestred 2. M. Anthony his Curate turn'd out John Baptist M. Walmesley Sequestred John Evangelist John Zachary M. Eldlyn Sequestred Forc't to flye and Plundred Katherine Coleman 1. D. Hill fore't to resigne 2. M. Kibbuts Sequestred Katherine Cree-Church M. Rush turn'd out Laurence Jury M. Crane Sequestred Laurence Pountney Leonard East-●neap M. Calse forc't to give up to M. Roborow Scribe to the Assembly Leonard Foster-lane M. ward forc't to flye Plundred Sequestred and Magaret Lothbury M. Tabor Plundred Imprisoned in the Kings-Bench his wife and children turn'd out of doores at midnight and he Sequestred Magaret Moses Magaret New-Fish-street M. Pory forc't to flye Plundred and Sequestred Margaret Pattons M. Megs Plundred Imprisoned in Ely house and Sequestred Mary Abchurch M. Stone Plundred sent Prisoner by Sea to Plimouth and Sequestred Mary Aldermanbury Mary Aldermary M. Browne forc't to forsake it Mary Le-bow M. Leech Sequestred and Mary Bothaw M. Proctor forced to flye and Sequest●ed Mary Cole-Church Mary Hill 1. D. Baker Sequestred Pursivanted and Imprisoned 2. M. Woodcock turn'd out and forc't to flye Mary Mounthaw M. Thrall Sequestred and shamefully abused Mary Sommerset M. cooke Sequestred Mary Stainings Mary Wool-Church M. Tireman forc't to forsake it Mary Woolnoth M. Shute molested and next to death and denyed a Funerall Sermon to be preach't by D. Holdsworth as he desired Martines Iron-monger-lane M. Sparke Sequestred and Plundred Martins Ludgate D. ●ermin Sequestred Martins Ogars D. Walton Assaulted Sequestred Plundred forc't to flye M. Mosse his Curate turn'd out Martins Outwich D. Pierce Sequestred and Martins Vintry D. Rives Sequestred Plundered and forc't to fly Mathew Fryday-street M. Chestlen violently assaulted in his house Imprisoned in the Computer thence sent to Colchester Gaole in Essex Sequestred and Plundred Moudlins Milk-street M. Jones Sequestred Maudlins Old-fish-street D. Griffith Sequestred Plundred Imprisoned in Newgate when being let out he was forced to flye Michael Ba●h●shaw D. Gifford Sequestred Michael Cornhil 1. D. Brough Sequestred Plundered wife and children turn'd out of doores His wife 2. M. wild his Curate assaulted beaten in the Church and turned out Michael Crooked-lane Michael Queene hithe M. Hill Sequestred Michael Querne M. Launes Sequestred Michael Royall M. Proctor Sequestred and forc't to flye Michael Wood-street Mildred Bread-street M. Bradshaw Sequestred Mildred Poultry M. Moden Sequestred and gone beyond sea Nicholas Acons M Bennet sequestred Nicholas Coleaby M. Chibbald Sequestred Nicholas Olaves D. Cheshire molested and forced to resigne Olaves Hart-street M. Haines Sequestred Olaves Jewry ● Tuke Sequestred plundred and Imprisoned Olaves Silver-street D. Bo●sye abused and 〈◊〉 S●perlane M. E●cop Sequestred Plundred forc't to flye wife and children turn'd out of doors Peters Cheap M. Vochier Sequestred and Peters Cornhill D. Fairfax Sequestred Plundred Imprisoned in Ely house and the ships his wife and children turn'd out of doors Peters Pauls-wharse M. Marbury Sequestred Peters Poore D. Holswerth Sequestred Plundred Imprisoned in Ely house then in the Tower Stephens Cole-man-street Stephens Walbrooke D. Howel through vexation forc't to forsake it Sequestred of all and fled Divers since turn'd out Swithins M. Owen Sequestred Thomas Apostle M. Cooper Sequestred Plunred sent Prisoner to Leads Castle in Kent Trinitie Parish M. Harrison In the 97 Parishes within the walls besides S. Pauls outed 85. Parishes without the Walls Andrew Holborne D. Hacket Sequestred Bartholmew Grear D. Westfield abused in the streets Sequestred forc'd to fly and Bartholmew Lesse Bride● Parish M. Pa●●er Sequestred Bridewell Precinct M. Browne turn'd out Botolph Aldersgate M. Booth sequestred Botolph Asgate M. Swadlin sequestred plandred imprisoned at Gresham College and Newgate his wife and children turned out of doores Botolph Bishopsgate M. Rogers Sequestred Dunstans West D. Marsh Sequestred and George Southwarke M. Sequestred Giles Cripplegate 1. D. Fuller Sequestred Plundred Imprisoned at Ely house 2. M. Hutton his Curate assaulted in the Church and Imprisoned Olaves Southwark D. Turner Sequestred Plundred fetch● up Prisoner with a Troope of Souldiers and after forc't to flye Saviou●s Southwarke Sepul hres Parish M. Pigot the Lecturer turn'd out The Temple-church D. Littleton forc't to flye and Sequestred Thomas Southwark M. Spencer Sequestred and Imprisoned Trinitie Minori●s In the 16 Parishes without the walls outed 14. In the 10 Out-Parishes Clement Danes D. Dukeson Sequestred Plundred forc't to flye Covent-Garden M Hall Sequestred and fore't to flye Giles in the Fields D. Heywood Sequestred Imprisoned in the Compter Ely house and the Ships forc't to flye his wife and children turn'd out of doores James Clarkenwell Katherine Tower Leonard Shore-ditch M. Squire Sequestred lmprisoned in Gresham College Newgate and the Kings Bench his wife and children Plundred and turn'd out of doores Martins in the Fields D. ●ray Scquestied Imprisoned Plundred forc't to flye and Mary White-chappel D. Johnson Sequestred Mazdalen Bermondley D. Pa●ke Sequestred Savoy 1. D. Balcanquel Setquestred Plundred forc't to flye and 2. M. Fuller forc't to flye In the 10 Out-Parishes cuted 9. In the adjacent Townes The Deane and all the Prebends of the Abby-Church Westminster but onely ●ambart O●banston Sequestred Magarets Westminster D. ●imberly Sequestred Limb●th D. Featley Sequestred Plundred Imprisoned and Newington M. Heatb Sequestred Hackney M. Moore Sequestred Reddrisse Islington Divers Ministers turned out Stepney D. Stampe Sequestred Plundred and forc't to flye In the adjacent Townes besides these of the Abby-Church and ●slington outed 7. The totall of the Ministers of London within the Bills of Mortalitie besides Pauls and Westminster turn'd out of their Livings by Sequestration and otherwise 115. Whereof Doctors in Divinitie above And the most of them Plundred of their Goods and their wives and children turned out of doores 40. Imprisoned in London and the Ships and in severall Gaoles and Castles in the Countrey 20. Fled to prevent Imprisonment 25. Dead in remote parts and in Prison and with griefe 22. About 40 Churches now void having no constant Minster in them Vsque quo Domine Rev 6. 10. 2 Chron. 13. 9. Have ye not cast out the Priests of the Lord the sonnes of A●aron and the Levites and have made you Priests after the manner of the Nations of other Lands So that whosoever commeth to Consecrate himselfe with a young Bullock and seven Rams the same may be a Priest of no gods 2 Chron. 36. 16. But they mocked the messengers of God and despised his Words and misused his Prophers untill the wrath of the Lord rose against his people till there was no remedy Luk. 6. 22 23. Blessed are you when men shall hate you and when they shall separate you 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 shall Sequester you and shall reproach you and cast out your name as evill 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 as Malignant for the Sonne of Mans sake Rejoyce ye in that day and leape for joy for behold your reward is great in Heaven for according to these things did their Fathers to the Prophets Phil. 1. 28 29. In nothing be ye terrified by your Adversaries which to them is an evident token of perdition but to you of salvation and that of God For unto you the grace is given in the behalfe of Christ not onely to beleeve on him but also to suffer for his sake 2 Tim 4. 3. For the time will be when they will not endure whole some Doctrine but louving itching eares shall be ape to themselves Teachers according to their owne private lusts I Pet. 4.16 17.18 If any man suffer as a Christian let him not bee ashamed but let him glorifie God in this behalfe For the time is come that judgement must begin at the house of God and if it first begin at us what shall the end be of them that obey not the Gospel of God And if the just man be saved with difficultte where shall the ungodly and the sinner appeare The end Dead with griefe Dead with griese Dead Dead Dead Dead Dead Dead Dead for want of necessaries Dead with griefe Dead Dead Dead with griefe Dead with griefe Dead with griefe Dead with griefe Dead 16 Dead Dead in remote parts Dead 2 Dead in remote paris Dead in remote parts Dead 2 Dead ● 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Dead●

was reprieved that he might repent but he was surely scourged that he might take notice there is punishment for Sacrilege and beare witnesse of that truth unto his fellowes although he found more favour then Calisthenes who attempting to burne the Temples by setting fire on the Gates was for that act himselfe burned or Alcimus who whil'st he was pulling the house of God downe was struck with a Palsie and dyed in torment Some would have thought that that remarkable judgement overtaking him so on the sudden sustlaminated their running on and that striking of him blind should have opened their eyes But let favour be shewed to the wicked yet they will not learne righteousnesse in the land of uprightnesse they will deale unjustly and will not behold the Majestie of the Lord but Lord when thy hand is lifted up they will not see as thou fore-toldest by thy Prophet Esay 26. 10 11 13. it should come to paile Whenother Lords besides thee have dominion over us They were not at all deterred neither left any wayes un-attempted to get downe that roofe which Ladders failed they cut the Bell-ropes which if rightly applyed might have cured their Itch to eke out their tackling till they reached it with their Pole-axes and brake downe the carved workes Psal 7. 4. Afterwards espying the rare Structure of stone-workes over the Altar admired by all travellers for the excellent artifices which was no ways guilty of superstitious workmanship they made all of it rubbish breaking up also the Rayles of which they compiled bonefires tumbling the Communion Table over and over they were also so offended with all memorialls of the dead knowing themselves in the number of those whose memories at the best shall perish as if they had never beene that not one Monument in the Church escaped undefaced no not of the Pious Benefactors whose accusation was sufficient they had done good to the Church nor those two faire Tombes of Ka herine Queen Dowag●r of Spaine the Repudiate of King H. 8. and Mary albeit Quuen of Scots It was great a crime to have beene Queenes the marble walls and guards of irons wherewith they were surrounded and incircled could not preserve them in ●epose from all their miseries but they would adde this one unto the rest to lay the Em●lemes of their honours in the dust pulling away the Hearle of black Velvet and carring away whatsoever was vendible When their unhallowed toylings had made them out of wind they took breath afresh on two pair of Organs piping with the very same about the market place lascivious Jigges whilst their Comrades daunced after them some in the Coapes others with the Surplices and downe they brake the bellowes to blow the coales of their further mischiefe and left any should ring auke for the fire they had made they left the Bells speechlesse taking out their clappers which they sold with the Brasse they flaied from the graven Stones and the Tin and Iron from other parts of the Church and Chappell 's belonging thereto which were many and richly adorned but the daughters sared no better then their Mother there was not suffered any window to remain unshattered or remarkable place in them unruined their intent being to leave those consecrated wals as a room fitted for vermine to nestle in or which was worse for Cap. Ashwell to exercise his Souldiers in where while he was in Town he made his Rendezvous and when they went away set fire on some part of the wood-work to have burnt the remainder down if it had not timely been discovered neither did the Cloysters attending scape better then those they were made to wait upon though these both in their roof and glazing might be compared with the chiefest Cathedrals the first square being beautified with the History of the Old Testament the second of the New the third shewed the whole relation of those by whom the Church was builded the fourth presented us with all the Effigies of our Kings since william the Conquerour But it seemes those unreasonable and wicked men care for Scripture and Princes and Pious Monuments all alike their wide throats were as open Sepulchers their Sacrilegious appetites being yet unsatisfied with devouring must needs swallow up the Lands appertaining to that Church to which that they might pretend the juster title they broke open the Charter-house Plundered away the great Charter all the Evidences Leases and other Writings belonging thereunto manifesting their parties desires to have all Estates of others to come and be at their Arbitrary disposalls and they unto whom in right they are due to lye as these places and persons at this day mourning in sack-cloth and ashes TO THE READER ENgland lately gloried in being Mistresse of 28 famous Cathedral Churches beautifi'd with such magnificent Structure that no Nation in Europe could equalize them and of these the Impietie and Irreligion of the Schismaticall Reformers of these times hath hardly left any one undefaced though for the present the exact relation of the particulars are not come to our hands God in his good time will wee doubt not poure downe his judgements upon the Actors of these horrid Prophanations A Catalogue of the Cathedralls in ENGLAND and WALES 1 Canterbury 2 Rochster 3 London 4 Lincolne 5 Chichester 6 Winchester 7 Salusbury 8 Exeter 9 Bath 10 Wells 11 Gloucester 12 Worcester 13 Lichfield 14 Coventry 15 Hereford 16 Ely 17 Norwich 18 Oxford 19 Peterborough 20 Bristol 21 Landaffe 22 S. Davids 23 Bangor 24 S. Asaph York province 25 York 26 Chester 27 Carlile 28 Durham Besides 1 Rippon 2 Southwell And 3 Westm. Abby A Generall Bill of Mortalitie of the Clergy of London which have been defunct by reason of the Contagious breath of the Sectaries of that Citie from the yeare 1641. to this present yeare 1647. with the severall Casualties of the same London OR A briefe Martyrologie and Catalogue of the Learned Grave Religious and painfull Ministers of the Citie of London who have been Imprisoned Plundered barbarously used and deprived of all live●●hood for themselves and their Families in these last years For their constancy in the Protestant Religion establish● in this Kingdome and their Loyaltie to their Soveraigne The Cathedrall Church of Saint Pauls the Dean Residen●●an●ies and other members of that Church Sequestred Plundered and turned out Albans Wood-street D. Wats Sequestred Plundered his wife and children turned out of doores himselfe forced to fly Alhallowes Barking D Lafield Pursivanted Imprisoned in Ely house and the Ships Sequestred and Plundered afterwards forced to flye Alhallowes Bread-street Alhallowes Great Alhallowes Hony-lane Alhallowes Lesse Alhallowes Lumbard-street M●●eston Sequestred Alhallowes Staining Alhallowes the Wall Alphase D. Hayle shamefully abused his Cap pul'd off to see if he were not a shaven Priest voted out and Andrew Hubbard D. Chambers Sequestred Andrew Undershaft 1. M Mason through vexation forced to resigne 2. M. Prichard after that Sequestred Andrew Wardrobe D. 〈◊〉 Sequestred Anne