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RIght
Trusty
,
and
Right
Well-beloved
Cozens
;
and
Right
Trusty
,
and
Well-beloved
Cozens
;
and
Trusty
,
and
Right
Well-beloved
:
We
Greet
you
well
.
We
cannot
have
better
Reason
to
Promise
Our Self
an
end
of
our
Common
Sufferings
and
Calamities
,
and
that
Our
One
Just
Power
and
Authority
will
(
with
God's
Blessing
)
be
Restored
to
Us
,
than
that
we
hear
You
are
again
acknowledged
to
have
that
Authority
and
Jurisdiction
,
which
hath
always
belonged
to
You
,
by
your
Birth
,
and
the
Fundamental
Laws
of
the
Land
;
and
We
have
thought
it
very
fit
and
safe
for
Us
to
call
to
You
for
Your
Help
,
in
the
Composing
the
Confounding
Distempers
and
Distractions
of
the
Kingdom
;
on
which
Your
Sufferings
are
next
to
those
We
have
undergone
Our Self
.
Therefore
,
You
cannot
but
be
the
most
proper
Counsellors
,
for
removing
these
Mischiefs
,
and
for
preventing
the
like
,
for
the
future
.
How
great
a
Trust
We
repose
in
You
,
for
the
Procuring
and
Establishing
a
Blessed
Peace
and
Security
for
the
Kingdom
,
will
appear
to
You
by
Our
Inclosed
Declaration
;
which
Trust
,
We
are
most
confident
,
You
will
Discharge
with
that
Justice
and
Wisdom
,
that
becomes
You
,
and
must
always
be
expected
from
You
;
and
that
upon
Your
Experience
,
how
one
Violation
succeeds
another
.
When
the
known
Relations
and
Rules
of
Justice
are
Transgressed
,
You
will
be
as
Jealous
for
the
Rights
of
the
Crown
,
and
for
the
Honour
of
the
King
,
as
Our Self
:
and
then
you
cannot
but
discharge
your
Trust
with
Good
Success
,
and
provide
for
,
and
Establish
the
Peace
,
Happiness
,
and
Honour
of
King
,
Lords
,
and
Commons
,
upon
that
Foundation
which
can
only
support
it
,
and
We
shall
be
all
Happy
in
each
other
:
And
as
the
whole
Kingdom
will
bless
God
for
You
,
We
also
shall
hold
Our Self
Obliged
,
in
an
especial
manner
,
to
Thank
You
in
particular
,
according
to
the
Affection
You
shall
express
towards
Us.
We
need
the
less
enlarge
to
You
on
this
Subject
,
because
We
have
likewise
Writ
to
the
House
of
Commons
;
which
,
we
suppose
,
they
will
Communicate
to
You.
And
We
Pray
GOD
bless
your
Joynt-Endeavours
,
for
the
Good
of
us
All.
And
so
We
bid
You
very
Heartily
,
Farewel
.
W.
Thomson
,