Letter Declares Essex Love Affair and Royal Pursuit
The Earl of Essex sends word to the Parliament from Worcester that the love affair is true and Prince Robert and his forces have fled to Ludlow, about twenty miles from Shrewsbury. He requests one thousand dragooners to secure other parts and pursue the rebels with speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court of Parliament
Earle of
Essex
Skirmaith
Wvorcester
Robert
Ludlow
Vvorcefer
Shrewsbury
Menace of Newcastle Arms in Chester Linked to Rebels
A House of Commons reading describes that 3000 arms moved from Newcastle to Chester and that Parliament's powder and match were sent to Ireland where Dublin is in danger from rebels. The king and prince allegedly returned toward Shrewsbury. Sir Lyonel Furbey and four Kent plotters were seized and ordered to provide sufficient bail for appearance.
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House of Commons
Chester
Burys
Lyonel Furbey
Kent
Armes