A relation of the ten grand infamous * traytors who for their horrid murder and detestable villany against ... late soveraigne lord King Charles the first, that ever blessed martyr, were arraigned, tryed, and executed in the moneth of October, 1660. Which in perpetuity will be had in remembrance. nnto [sic] the worlds end. The tune is, Come let us drinke the time invites.

A Relation of the ten grand infamous Octob . 13. 1660 Sa● . Harrison . Mund . Carew , Tuesd . Peters and Cooke . Greg . Clement , Iones , Scot , and Scroope . Hacker , Axtel . Traytors who for their horrid Mu●der ●●d d●●●stable Villany ag●●●●● late Soveriagne Lord King CHARLES the first , that ever blessed Martyr , were Arraigned , Tryed , and Executed in the Moneth of October , 1660. Which in perpetuity will be had in remembrance . unto the worlds end . The tune is , Come let vs Drinke the time invites .

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HEe that can impose a thing , and shew fo●t● 〈…〉 For what was done against the King , from the Palace to the Priso Let him here with me recite , For my Pen is bent to write the horrid facts of Treason . Since there is no learned Scribe , nor Arithmaticion , Ever able to decide the usurped base ambition : Which in truth I shall declare , Traytors here which lately were , who wanted a Phisitian . For the grand disease that bred , nature could not weane it , From the foot unto the head was putrifacted treason in it : Doctors could no cure give , Which made the Squire then beléeve that he must first begin it . And the Phisick did compose , within a pound of reason , ●●●t to take away the ca●●e , then to pu●ge away the Treason : With a Dosse of He●●● made up , Wrought as thi●● 〈…〉 ●ope , and given the● 〈…〉 The Doctors did prescribe at last , to give'm this Potation , A Vomit or a single Cast , well deserv'd in Purgation : After that to lay them downe , And bléed a veine in every one , as Traytors of the Nation . So when first the Phisicke wrought , the 13th. of October , ( ☞ On Harrison ▪ The Patient on a Sledge was brought , like a Rebell and a Rover : To the execution Trée , Where with much dexterity was gently turned over .

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woodcut of a public beheading MVnday was the 15 . th day , as Carew then did follow , Of whom all men I thinke might say in Tyranny did déeply wallow : Traytor prov'd unto the King , Which made him on the Gallowes swing , and all the people hollow . Tuesday after Peters , Cooke two notorious Traytors , That brought our Soveraigne to the blocke , for which were hang'd and cut in quarters : 't was Cooke which wrought the bloody thing , To draw the charge against our King , that ever blessed Martyr . Next on Wednesday foure came , for Murther all imputed , There to answer for the same , which in Iudgement were confuted : Gregorie Clement , Jones and Scot , And Scroop together for a Plot , likewise were executed . Thursday past and Friday then , to end the full conclusion , And make the Traytors just up ten , that day were b●ought to ●●e●●tion : Hacker and proud Axtell he , At Tyburne for their Treachery , receiv'd their absolution . Being against the King and States , the Commons all condemnd'm , And their quarters on the Gates , hangeth for a Memorandum : 'Twixt the heavens and the earth , Traytors are so little worth , to dust and smoake wée'l send'm . Let now October warning make , to bloody minded Traytors , That never Phisicke more they take , for in this Moneth they lost their quarters ro● Being so against the King , Which to murther they did bring , the ever blessed Martyr .

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