...papers were seized; and that which the man was writing, was sent up to the Protector: it was entituled 'The Declaration of the free and wellaffected People...truth in it; and had not the design been nipt in the bud, it might have caused some disturbance to the Protector, and to the peace of the new government."§...

...papers were seized ; and that which the man was writing, was sent up to the Protector: it was entituled 'The Declaration of the free and wellaffected People...given it at large, " knew there was too much of truth iii it; and had not the design been nipt in the bud, it might have caused some disturbance to the Protector,...

...Wild-man, who had been expelled Hie house, was apprehended as he was drawing up a paper, entitled, JL Declaration of the free and well-affected people of England now in arms against the ti/rant OLIVER C KOMWEL^, ; which prevented the rising of that party. | The royalists were buying up...

...of Commons by the Protector; was seized with a paper dictated by him, entitled, " The Dec-larntion of the free and well-affected People of England, now in arms against Oliver Cromwell, Esq.' But this man, contrary to the expectation of all his friends, was, after a short...

...papers were seized : and that which the man was writing was sent up to the Protector. It was intituled ' The Declaration of the. free and well-affected People...CROMWELL, ESQ. :' and many who viewed it (continues Whitelock) knew there was too much truth in it : and, had not the design been nipt in the bud, it might...

...Wildman, who bad been expelled the house, was apprehended as he was drawing up a paper, entitled, " A declaration of the free and well-affected people of...England now in arms against the tyrant Oliver Cromwell;" which prevented the rising of that party.t * Life of Cromw»ll, p. 291. t WhiUIoek*, p. 600. The royalists...

...imprisoned, in February, 1654, for writing, as preparatory to an insurrection, a paper, entitled, " The Declaration of the Free and Well-affected People...arms against the tyrant Oliver Cromwell, Esq."— See Whitlock. tinghamshire, and part in Lincolnshire, they have spent their monies, and now come to...

...imprisoned, in February, 1654, for writing, as preparatory to an insurrection, a paper, entitled, " The Declaration of the Free and Well-affected People...in arms against the tyrant Oliver Cromwell, Esq." — See Whitlock. tinghamshire, and part in Lincolnshire, they have spent their monies, and now come...

...imprisoned, in February, 1654, for writing, as preparatory to an insurrection, a paper, entitled, " The Declaration of the Free and Well-affected People...England, now in arms against the tyrant Oliver Cromwell, Esq."—See Whitlock. tinghamshire, and part in Lincolnshire, they have spent their monies, and now...

...seized the papers. That which the man was writing was sent up to the Protector. It was thus entitled : " The Declaration of the Free and well-affected People...now in arms, against the Tyrant, Oliver Cromwell, Esquire." Memorialt, (1732,) p. 618. " It was pretended," says Ludlow, " that he was taken, dictating...