YOu cannot think how much it joyes my heart , that any of my Kin will be so valourous ; e'r long you shall see your Father a Bishop , and that function as glorious as ever : As for those that cowardly left you , they will be as well as all the Independents and Roundheads ; for all that have born Armes for this corrupt Parliament must be and then , I doubt not but to have all our ancient Land as formerly , in whose hands soever it is : As for Hales , we have enough at him ; speak the Round-heads fair , and be kind to them till we have all as we would , and then have at all ; take notice of all that run from you . Had not the drunken Dutch , and cowardly French deceived us , we had relieved you long since , and then a figg for the Treaty , yet it hath taken the best for us . A pox of the Scots , they have done us more hurt then good ; they are crafty Rogues , but we will order them if we had England as we would . Many here are turn'd Cowards and Fooles , yet hang upon his Highness shamefully ; we want money , that 's the thing ; we know not how to trust those turn coat Mariners ; but his Highness will never forget their forwardness to assist the Parliament at first , we will reward them at last ; the Rogues begin to grumble for want ; J. P. is turned sot , R. F. frensie , N. C. coward ; if we have not something speedily , or can Land , and have some to join with us , all is lost ; we can doe no considerable thing for the Castles : If you hold out you will be brave fellows ; if black Tom and Noll were dead , all were our own ; we drink your treble Health every day , I doubt not but you doe so by us ; Last night my Master said to me , Here is to Sir Warcham Horsmanden ; This and more , and either Land or Office to maintain it ; my service to the three Noble personages with you , Lords and Dukes at least . However we speed , our enemies are so disjointed they will never be knit again . Excuse my haste , that am ever