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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A90639	A paire of spectacles for the citie		1648 (1648)	Wing P196; Thomason E419_9; ESTC R203093	9,252	15

men then saved the Kingdome were the most eminently instrumental in it when these Fellows of Westminster sate peeking and voting basely and cowardly left all and certainly would have run away had they not been encouraged by these very six men principally I pray God give them Grace to bewaile the trouble they have put them to but enough of this least they be hated because beloved And let 's see a little how our wise Committee for the Militia hath disposed their businesse if we can with patience I shall run over all I know of them and I beleeve they would not be angry if they knew me first of the first The Orange Regiment Colonell Wilson an Antinomian a Man that hath more Mony then Wit or Valour but he may serve the next is Presto Colonell Lievetenant Colonell what shall I call him Camfield a fellow that looks as if he had changed his face with his place I met him lately going up Holborne if he had been comming downe I should have thought he had broke his Halter and run away he looked so ghastly but he did them good service at Westminster that day they say the the House was forced stood looking on like a cowardly base fellow never offering to strike blow though he had nigh two hundred armed men under his command and might have defended the House against an Army but that was in order to the designe or else he had been hanged before this time Next him is Leivetenant Colonell Major Captaine Petitoes the sight of whom makes me remember my Aunt Basset Swill Tub he may doe well to chuse the fat Cook in Py-Corner for his Colours and Tripes for his Leivetenant they will dead Bullets if ever he be carried in a Tumbrell into Service else he will never come where they are Then that Bartholemew Baby Major Puny Captaine Russell Surely this is one of the Shakers they talke of a fellow that every Step he takes speakes him a Taylor After him Colonell Leivetenant Colonell Young Captain Hey day Boswell a fellow lately put out for caning Train Band Souldiers but it seems wee must come to it and this Prick-louse employed to begin the worke All these I dare say will never be guilty of High Treason in raising a New Warr nor except the last be angry to be kick'st or affronted in any manner For the Green I know not what they have done only they have turn'd out the discreet and faithfull Colonell Shipheard and put in the Bull Roe as ●lso honest and stout Lieutenant Colonell Lane and put that Swearing Phantastick Fool Juxon in his piace I suppose the rest of the Commanders of that Regiment will not be commanded by a Knave and a Fool for the White Colonell Vaughan being guilty of High Treason of City High Treason that is for retaining so much courage and prudence as to defend the City that gave him his command as to maintain the Honour and Reputation of it Indeed for obeying the Commands of the Committee for the Militia that were his Generall must be put of and Player that Player that play'd the Cowards part so much at Cherriton in his room Lieutenant Col. Thomson a valiant and faithful Commander layd by and unworthy base spirited Manby put in his Room he that upon the routing of a forlorn Hope at Cherriton cryed and wrung his hands what shall he doe what shall he doe the day is lost like a great Booby Let them make the Puppy his Sonne Major in the roome of valiant and resolute Major Milton whom they have put out and then I dare promise this Regiment shall never commit City High Treason neither In the Red Regiment Colonell Hooker a valiant prudent godly and faithfull Captain is laid by a man that stood up with the first and acted with the best for the safety of King Parliament Kingdome and City but he indeavoured not to be a Slave to Slaves had a sword in his hand and being assaulted by a company of Thieves and Rascalls was loath to yeeld but indeavoured to defend himselfe this I say being City high Treason he must be laid by and in his Roome unworthy peeking Hays is placed Lieutenant Colonell Brett is turned out too and truly I wonder at it in my Conscience he is no Presbiterian but I suppose he is too much a man too much a Souldier to act in these base unworthy wayes now on foot they say Cushen hath his Room base spirited Cushen to be sate upon by Hays whom he hath Commanded I wish thou mayst be sate upon by all the foot-boyes Tapsters Porters Journey-men Tailors in the Town This Act speaks the Tailor and the sonne of a Tailor to the tenth generation For the rest of that Regiment I hear not of In the blew Regiment Shake-rag Vnderwood may serve their turn well enough he basely hid his head when he should have been at the head of his Regiment but Cox Gillibrand are out the first guilty of City-high treason the second of too much honesty to serve any base designe though never so fairly guilned over both honest tried valiant souldiers and so not fit to be ranked with fools knaves and cowards and in their stead Rogers and Coe are brought the one a Fool the other a Broker But in name of the Tower-ghost what have the Commanders of the Yellow Regiment done they are all turn'd out all guilty of City-high-Treason had ye not one Fool nor Knave among ye nor Cuckold neither that 's a Miracle Let 's view you a little more narrowly for the rarenesse of the businesse First Colonell Bromfield a Gentleman of unquestionable faithfulnesse and integrity upon whom God hath confer'd extraordinary parts and abilities and a heart to improve all to the service of his Countrey a fit man to transact any Military affaire at that Councell of Warre where great Gustavus Adolphus sate President a Gentleman that at the famous Battell of Newbury proved himselfe a valiant Souldier and a discreet Commander in the Committee for the Militia and Court of Common-Councell discreetly faithfully and stoutly muted those Apostates Fowks Estwick Player and countermined their designes This last I believe was his great crime but he is outed and that shadow of a Souldier Harrison in his place a silly weak old man God knowes fitter to eat Pie and Custard then lead a Regiment a man of no estate and meerly for the profits which he must raise indirectly and dishonestly too takes it a fellow that carried himselfe like a Fool and a Coward at Cherriton onely the Colonell Harrison being forced to marrie his daughter having That same before-hand is his sonne in Law that 's desert enough Lievtenant-Colonell Leigh is the next a man of Estate and Quality an honest godly valiant man a man that did as good service at Cherriton as any man in the Brigade a man that from principles of Honesty and Piety leads the life of a Christian in sincerity He is thrown out and that proud