There monies will be found for there reliefe.
I've said enough of lynsey woolsey hide,
His sacriledge, ambition, lust, and pride.
μ.
Execution of Charles I.
—In a letter which is preserved in the State Paper Office, addressed to Secretary Bennet, by Lord Ormonde and the Council of Ireland, and dated the 29th of April, 1663, their Lordships request the Secretary to move his Majesty that "Henry Porter, then known as Martial General Porter, standing charged as being the person by whose hand the head of our late Sovereign King Charles the First, of blessed memory, was cutt off, and now two years imprisoned in Dublin, should be brought to trial in England."
J. F. F.
Dublin.
Born within the Sound of Bow Bell.
—In his edition of Stow's Survey of London, Mr. Thoms appends the subjoined note to the account which is given of Bow Church and its bells:—