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State Trials

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PROCEEDINGS FOR HIGH TREASON AND OTHER
CRIMES AND MISDEMEANORS

FROM THE

EARLIEST PERIOD TO THE PRESENT TIME.

VOL. V.

COMPRISING THE PERIOD

FROM THE SECOND YEAR OF THE REIGN OF KING CHARLES

THE SECOND, A. D. 1650, TO THE THIRTEENTH YEAR
OF THE SAID REIGN, A. D. 1661.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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VOLUME V.

STATE TRIALS IN THE REIGN OF

KING CHARLES THE SECOND.

A. D. 1627-1640.

*The new Matter is marked [N.]

187. PROCEEDINGS, Examination, and Trial of Colonel EUSEBIUS ANDREWE,

more commonly written Andrewes, (a Barrister of Gray's-Inn), before

the High Court of Justice, for High Treason, A. D. 1650

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ISS. The Trial of Mr. CHRISTOPHER LOVE, before the High Court of Justice,

for High Treason, a. D. 1651

189. The Trial of Mr. JOHN GIBBONS, before the High Court of Justice, for High

Treason, A. D. 1651

190. Proceedings against JAMES STANLEY Earl of DERBY, Sir TIMOTHY FETher-

STONHAUGH, and Captain JOHN BENBOW, before a Court Martial, for

High Treason, A. D. 1651 [N.]

191. The Trial of Major RICHARD FAULCONER, at the Upper Bench Bar in

Westminster-hall, upon an Indictment for Perjury, A. D. 1653

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43

267

294

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323

192. The Case of Captain JOHN STREATER, on an Habeas Corpus, at the Upper

Bench in Westminster-hall, a. d. 1653

366

193. The Trial of Mr. JOHN LILBURNE, at the Sessions of the Peace held for

the City of London, at Justice-Hall in the Old Bailey, for returning

into England, being banished by Act of Parliament, A. D. 1653-·- 407

The Examination of the JURY who tried and acquitted Lieutenant

Colonel JOHN LILBURNE, at the Sessions-House in the Old-Bailey,

upon Saturday the 20th of August, 1653. Taken before the

Council of State the 23d of the same Month, in pursuance of an

Order of Parliament of the 21st

Several INFORMATIONS and EXAMINATIONS taken concerning Lieute-

nant-Colonel JOHN LILBURNE, shewing his Apostacy to the Party

of Charles Stuart: And what his Intentions are in coming over

into England out of Flanders -

Case of the Privileges of Embassadors, being the Proceedings against

Don PANTALEON SA, Brother of the Embassador from the King of Por-

tugal to England, for Murder in a Riot in the New Exchange,

A. D. 1654 [N.]

195. The Trial of JOHN GERHARD, PETER VOWELL, and SOMERSET Fox, before

the High Court of Justice, for High Treason, in conspiring to murder

the Lord Protector, A D. 1654

196. Proceedings of the Commissioners appointed by Oliver Cromwell for

ejecting Scandalous and Insufficient Ministers, against JOHN PORDage,

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446

405

462

518

539

of Bradfield, in the County of Berks, A. D. 1654

197. Proceedings of the Commissioners appointed by Oliver Cromwell for

ejecting Scandalous and Ignorant Ministers. In the Case of Walter

BUSHNELL, Clerk, Vicar of Box, in the County of Wilts, A. D. 1656 [N.] 634

Proceedings against Dr. JOHN POCKLINGTON, for Innovations into the

Church of England, A. D. 1641 [N.]

199. The Trial of the Hon. Colonel JOHN PENRUDDOCK, at Exon, for High

Treason, A. D. 1655

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199. Proceedings of the Lord Protector and his Council against Sir HENRY

VANE, knt. for the publication of a Book, intitled, " A Healing Question,

propounded and resolved, upon occasion of the late public and sea-

"sonable Call to Humiliation, in order to Love and Union amongst

"the honest Party," A. D. 1656 [N.]

200. Proceedings in the House of Commons against JAMES NAYLER, for Blas-

phemy, and other Misdemeanors, a. D. 1656

747

767

791

802

The Grand Impostor examined: Or, the Life, Trial, and Examination

of JAMES NAYLER, the seduced and seducing Quaker; with the

Manner of his Riding into Bristol [N.]

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