The diurnall, or The heads of all the proceedings in Parliament, from the sixt of December, to the thirteenth thereof. 1641. : VVherein they voted Oneale guilty of high treason; with certaine letters from Ireland, wherein they make knowne that whole counties revolt to the rebels, so that they are within foure miles of Dublin, driving away there [sic] cattel, and destroying their goods; besides stopping them up from bringing necessary provision into the city. Also, how the French embassadour hath begged a pardon for the 7. priests condemned. And how Iustice Long was lately committed to the Tovver·.

The diurnall, or The heads of all the proceedings in Parliament, from the sixt of December, to the thirteenth thereof. 1641. :

VVherein they voted Oneale guilty of high treason; with certaine letters from Ireland, wherein they make knowne that whole counties revolt to the rebels, so that they are within foure miles of Dublin, driving away there [sic] cattel, and destroying their goods; besides stopping them up from bringing necessary provision into the city. Also, how the French embassadour hath begged a pardon for the 7. priests condemned. And how Iustice Long was lately committed to the Tovver·.

Bibliographic Details
Main Creator:	Parliament.
Contributors:	Thorpe, Thomas, 1791-1851.
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published / Created:	London : printed for I.W. and T.B., 1641.
Subjects:	Treason > England > Early works to 1800. Ireland > History > 1625-1649 > Early works to 1800.
Notes:	Pp. 5-6 misnumbered 9 and 3, respectively. Paging irregular. Physical description: [1], 7 p. ; small and 4to more