To
The
Right
Honourable
,
the
House
of
PEERES
,
now
assembled
in
PARLIAMENT
.
The
Humble
Petition
of
JAMES
Archbishop
of
ARMAGH
.
Humbly
sheweth
,
THat
whereas
your
Lordships
were
pleased
to
employ
your
Petitioner
in
preaching
before
you
on
the
Fast-day
,
the
22.
of
December
last
:
(
which
service
,
according
to
his
mean
ability
,
he
was
carefull
to
performe
:
)
so
it
is
,
that
one
Iohn
Nicholson
,
having
got
into
his
hands
a
collection
of
some
rude
and
incoherent
Notes
of
that
Sermon
,
took
the
boldnesse
to
publish
the
same
(
under
the
Title
of
Vox
Hiberniae
)
as
a
true
Relation
of
that
which
was
uttered
before
your
Lordships
that
day
,
Which
being
in
many
places
void
of
common
sense
,
&
in
the
whole
every
way
unanswerable
unto
what
was
fit
to
have
been
delivered
before
so
Honourable
and
judicious
an
Audience
,
His
humble
request
is
,
That
your
Lordships
would
be
pleased
,
to
call
in
that
suppositious
Pamphlet
,
&c.
Die
Veneris
,
11.
Februarii
,
1641.
Ordered
by
the
Lords
in
Parliament
,
That
a
Book
concerning
the
L.
Arch-bishop
of
Armagh
,
being
published
and
printed
by
Iohn
Nicholson
,
shall
be
called
in
and
suppressed
.
JO.
BROWNE
.
Cleric
.
Parliam
.
To
the
Wardens
and
Company
of
the
Stationers
of
London
.