Perfect Diurnall in London, Middlesex

Siege and Supply Debates Amid Civil War Conflicts

The narrative describes Royalist forces marching to join Sir William Wallers, with 3 to 400 Deagoomes railed in Kent and a large contingent preparing to deploy. Reports from Lincolnshire confirm the Earl of Afenden fer besieging Newark and severing Trent bridges, hindering supplies. The Parliament's Houses vote funds to support the army, including 20,000 pounds immediately and 3,000 more for a winter garrison, while a conference reveals Cavaliers treachery plans at Alnbury and Colonel Alridge’s defection. The letters include a royal signature pledge, underscoring treachery against Parliament.