BOUGHT WITH THE INCOME FROM THE SAGE ENDOWMENT FUND THE GIFT OF 1891 A^x(.i>QQ^ : usi-mii Cornell University Library PR 1261.L3 1602a A larutn for London. 1602 3 1924 013 324 532 .n»,o.,i 'M Cornell University Library The original of this book is in the Cornell University Library. There are no known copyright restrictions in the United States on the use of the text. http://www.archive.org/details/cu31924013324532 Zbe tlubor jfacsimilc ttejrts aram for SoUon Date of Earliest Known Edition . . 1602 IB.M. C. 34. b. 29] Reproduced in Facsimile 1912 Under the Supervision and Editorship of JOHN S. FARMER '-^ larmn f0r %nh\\ 1602 Issued for Subscribers by the Editor of THE TUDOR FACSIMILE TEXTS MCMXII s 1602 Besides the Museum copy of this play, from which this facsim-ile is reproduced, there is another example in the Bodleian. " A Larum for London " was the first play dealt with by the late R. Simpson in " The School of Shakespeare." His " Introduction " mtist not be neglected by the student. Unfortunately, Mr. Simpson's far-reaching and scholarly plan was cut short, almost at the beginning, by early and premature death. The ^^ foundation " of the play rests, almost by common consent, on a tract of Gascoigne's, entitled " The Spoyle of Antwerpe," he being "present at the same." Mr. J. A. Herbert, of the Manuscripts Department of the British Museum^ after comparing this facsimile with the original copy, reports that the reproduction is generally excellent. JOHN S. FARMER. ev. ?v- . 1^- K- .^i^kS.'iiitS^.!.'Ai,J^3t»^^ A Larum for London , or Ac ficdge of A ntwcrpe t with the vcrtuous ^ k^es and valorous dccdes of th^ lame Soldier. ^ :: Etiter Saotfto Danila and t^o other Capt4wa» Dm' o I. SO.Icauc mc now,aod in mine abftnce, fee Thac not a Soldier pearch vpon the wallesj Leaft Ijy the Cittizcns they be eip/ed, And thereupon tfiey grow fulpidous* Be gonc.and glue the Centencis in charge,' They haue an eye vnto the Southeruc Port : And heare yeePifthatany forces come. Let them be firaight receiu'd into the Caftle,' But with as Lttle tumult as you may. J Cap. IcfliallbedonemyLord. ~ Dan. We muft be fccrct^ befits the care^ And expedition offb great a cade ; ./inmerpe is wMlthy,but withal! fecure. Our Soldiers mnt ch^rownes they furfet with. Add therefore fhe muf f pare from foorth her (tore. To hclpe herneighboi^s ; nay flic Qiall be forc't. To flrip her of her poikhes,and on the backes OfSpanifli Soldiei-s,hal!ig her coftlieft roabes. The plotalfeady is detcnnin'd of. And fay ^)w/i«j doe but keepc his word} » ••;;* Thcfc fwilline Epicures (hall taflc of deatli, : • . ' . A a Whilft ''T\ V^ txemt U ■ 1 I. ::V . J ■ ,':. m .'f> ■ 4- V A Larum for London « \\%h\ we furuiuc to rifle their rich Coffers. E?!ter Cornelius. Hf ere comes the man,wcIcome Co:neliuf^ IfceyoumakcrcIi:2,ionofyoi!r"A'ord. ^ir. Spcake fcfdy good my Lord leaf! ycc be heard. The Gittizcns arc Icouting hecre about. Dm. Not one C(;;W;«; dare approach fopcerc. The CafUe fiio:kecp»s themin greater awe*, And for difcoilcry by the cyc/ertfc ntt) Within this valley we nray talkc at iaifgc, /knd no man (ce vs : fay ?.re you rcfolu'dj Toitand firmcfi-iend vntothe Spaniard?^ i\nd i".«;ffo £>W>i VwiWJsyou fhall partake, Both Tpoylc and honour widi u»e be/*oFvs. C» „ oDpppfe my Lord J gauc you my f qnfcns. In all the world there's not (at my commaund) i^boue fixe hundred Almajgncs ; you your felfe, Ai-e in che Cartle fear cca thoufand ilrong, And wiiat are thefc so fackc fo great atowne? So populous and large as vf-z/'tt'firf'ff is. ^ The Citt!zens(wcrethey but poiliricke* CarefuUand ft udious to prcfenie their peace) M iglic at an houtcs warning, fill their fireetes, With forcie thoufand well appointed Soldiers. Dan. Ijbutthey are remifl'e and negligent, Their bodies vf 'd to fofc effeminate filkeSj And their nicerijindcsfttallondalliaisccj W hich makes thjmfac for flaughter.fit for fpbile : But (-iy twerc oihcrvvife that in their peace And daits of plenty jVvhiKi.theyflouriChcd .^ They hai fore-fcene die daungcr might enfuc, AndexercifcthcmfeliKsinfeatesofarmcsj • ,,,J^^ Yvt wet beinp fole commaiinders of the Cafllc» And rhat commaunding theniAvhat let is there, (VVeic wc jnuch weaker^ibut wemighcpreuaile? Wkn A Lamm forLonctori. VVhenoncf the Alarum foundcs(Iike filly mice) 1 hiv'll hydc th;m in the crcuicc of their walks, And fome for ignorancCjVvill Hand amai'd; : ., /.nd feme will b(? fo tcr.dcr of their flcfh. As they will Iconic to bearc the weight of rtecic, . Ho, no brauc Almaigne ifmcncucrhad A fis occahon to inrich thenifelues. And fill the vali world with their ccchoing fame- Now is that inH ant put into, our hands; • _ And ROW may v.e be Lords of this prou Jc towrtct Mymmdedeuinesno lc(re,andtJJmyfccte ■ ", Tread a vcntuioiis meafure in their rtrcetes, 1 fliall be fickc to thinlce vpon the deed. Cor. I wifli my Lord as much as you decainc< But fuch an cntcrprifc mui\ be well grounded, JLeaftin peiformaiKc there be found defcrt. Dm. What patient eye can lookc vpon yond Tiurcts^ And fee the beauty of that Hower oi?uriifr^ A nd in'c be rauiflu with the figlit of hcrJ Oh fhe is amorous as the wanton ayre, ; • : Andmuft be Courted : from h'etnolliils comes A breach,asfwccce as the Arabian fpice. Her garments areinibrodcrcd with puregoldej i And cucry part fo rich and iumpuious, , ,j As Iiidias not to be compared to hci-;. She mu(i be Courted, irary her felfc inuitcs, And beckons vs vn:o her fportfuli bed : What is he then m6relt»npirh than rude Iron, By fuch a load-/! arte may not be attempted? ->J Oh braue Co-neliH/, if within thy vaincs, ThcrebcthatheaEcofvallourHprifumej ■ Let vsfor-dowenotimejtdl wee obtains To Reucilinthatbowerofcarchl' blifle. Cur^ My Lord/A/hat lyes in me ycc fliall diipoffj, My Regiment of Almaigncs,and ray fctfe, WiU onthcfliii anauicj-^uok toyou^ " ' ■" 4 3 ^ Meafl? ALamm for London* Meane fpace Me giue you clofc intelligence, Ofany thing theCittizens pretend J But as I faid^what makes this to the fpoile,, Of fuch a mighty Citty as this isj Vnlcfle we be confinn'd with more fupply? Dan. Bcholde this fcroule and berefolu'dinthat. From 7\[aftrtcht firft there comes a thoufand horfe, Ecfide fioe hundred foote:vnderthe guiding 0(Don Alavio de Vefdugo .-Then From L<.yi( doth lidian dc Romero^ bring Fine hundred foote ; From >4f/y? two thoufand more Follow thecondiidof E'ranuell; The Duke ofi^/Mhkwife brings his power, And for a better culloiir.to delude ' Thefc credulous inhabitants of vi/^AVfrpi'j Hecauicthicbepubhllit heisdead, And that his Soldiers guard his body hyther, TohaueitrhiptforSpaine to beintcrd : Which well may fcrue to fhaddow his approach. The rert by night fliallhaue their entrauncc5 ■• Sothatwithintwo daieslmakeaccount. We fhall be gathered to a perfect head, Of(at the lea(i)rixc thoufand Spaniards. Cor. Imarymy Lordjthisfoundcthfomcwhatlikc, Now dares Corwff/^^ipromifeVidorie. But how mtendesyour Lordfhip to begin , And giucan cntrannce to this bufincs? You know th'Antwerpians ncueryet tooke part. In any a(^ion gain(^ his Maiefly, But hauc remain'd as neutrall,ney thcr ayding The Prince of Oaot^c. nor offending you : How will you then inkindlcflambes of warre. And rakeoccafion to commence your quarrcll? D4a. Why any v¥ay5itfliallbethusCtf)'Wcr.ge fliips:but fuffcr them ' TolYefoncerewiihiratheLyucrSkakk, '. . Whkh no£v\uhrtatitiing, we prccifely know, Doe hoHer there aboutjto no end die, But to fafc conduct vii^uals to the townc. ' Yetthis excufc will feme to cloak* our hate, ! ■' "^ ' And lliewforocreafon for what afterfoUows. • v . A (Ir. It cannot be but good my noble Lord, i ''^ Andilionly(astheirdaylycurtomeis) • Changing the Goucrnor and other Burgers, ' ' ■ '' Intend a folemncbanquetattheStatc-houfc. , ' Euen then, an Cor. Once more ray lord Igagemy hand wlthyours, And as heis a SoldietandaKnight, C(7r Wwi vowcs to be a friend to Spaine, Dan. I take thy word 6ircKnight,and backc agaitw -' Rcturne-thelikctothecj bbth I anamine. For euer vow to lou€«nd honour thee : ;'•" '''''.^ Now brcakcwcoflFourfecret conference, -''• " ' • And clofelyaswccamcvntothis place,. . •-^' ^ SoletvscircutnfpeiSlymakeretrcaee. '■ , ' Walke thou intathc towne as ifthoU hadft ' ' ' But only come abroadto take the ayre» -!..;-' 1 totheCafUewillwith-diawmyfcIfc Dowtie fbme backe way^and euer as we need j Eethis-our meeting place,till Antmrpc bleed. Cor. Farewell tw Lord; CV»W>w is agreed, ExetM iT '' " ■ ' '" ■' £nttr •i.-C_ A Lamm for Loh Joii,' Enter DAn\lA4»d the GuaniU 1>4n, What Ordinance haue you laden on that nart^ . Gun. AFauIconandtwoHargucbuzof Ciocke. Ditu WhattclrtthoumeofHarguebuzofCtocke? A poxc vpon your rafcall Iquibs and crackers, Haue you been loading a'hhis day tili now, And come you with your Harguebuz of Crockc? Aplaguc^vpon't. Gun. My Lord,blaiTicyourdirc(fVion;ncuathcIcflc, \ Not full affiired of your LordHiips plcafure, \Vc hau e raif'd cbe Cannons thac came laft fi'om HtirlMfl And planted them sh)s morningfor chepiupofe. !Z>,w. TwaswcIladuirdjbutGimncrforwhatpart? ' (jun, 1 hat's asitpleafeyour Honour w direct, Din. That's for the Stase-houfeGunner,whei:ceheDuch Sit fvvilling in the pride of their cxceflej Commendvs totbem,tcllthem wehauefcnc Mulicke to make them merry at theyr Feall : Gocbid thy fuU-mouth'dCannwi.niuch gooddoo'tthem» ' Should we difcbarye forac fcuruie Culuering, They'll thinkewc are about fomefire-worke, : To make them fport witli. Forrmetheyfall aflccpc vponfull ftomackes, Shooce me their State-houfc through bolth jhe fides, ;- . ■ . "; And tell them thou didft it for thek health,' To keepc them waking. (jun. I warrai^tyou my Lord, He peirce her fidcs^ Or neucrthinkc me workc-man whilil 1 liue. Sx\t\ Dm. I v'lllnotflirrctililhausheardthefhoC 'i : ' Goelightthy Linckflpckcatfornchellillibtand, ; ' > To (end black. \'cngcancc to that hiwedtownc} ,. • ' Let curry coinc ofpovV'Jtr be a fpjrit. Thy n;0;tallayi«c as ominous as death, ;^ .- ., ■ : .. Aidneuartf^linterthatthciiuUctlkikes, '.; ... > . , i But mrr- Eiit let kprooue a veiy murdering piece,' V "• ; Amongft the Burgcrsat their Banqucdfig," ' ! To' vomit feojrtredplagiicsvpoBthcrr.al!. i ." ■ The hike t&fchar^esli [\ Therebcchouiifec-cheClglj of ^#rf«/#y, t ; Amcngft the Bouzing Bacchanalian cenfcUfCi^ ; To beate their Rcmffi Cannes about rfselreafcs^ f! .■ tyS great fcreekc heMrdwiihifi^ }■- Go8dbckeIhope,haikh(5Wthcrodainenoyfc i Incoumrifig with the Cannons louderepcat^f! .J f Stops hisfuUmouth.withthcreuerberatefoundj.'.X . ^^ f - Andfils thedrcleofthecmptieayre, . 3 .! " - ^.' f^ ' (^ Enter tw» Burgers rummf',: :. . ,' 1*^ I 5«^ The Shot what fronuhe Cattle queftionlcflVi ■,' . sBur. Thefmoke and the report mayteliybuXo.. ii , I i^«!'. And certainly intended at ourliues. [', i'2?«f, CaUtbthcGoucrnoiir. l- . . i1iur„ Hee's walking heere without the Cafllcsflay^^ ^j TheCittizenshauofehtmcto deroaund, .. . ;:.\ . '^^ ||' ' OnwhatoccafionjOrbywhofecommaundcmcnt^;!, .;i. Youliaucdifchatg'dtliisfhot v'ponthctowJietf t '.A ; '"^ - Z?4/f, AtmycommaundSir.whatisthattoyoiJf .-■ ■ ■ £'Bhk, Thcnthy command (i tell thee .y(iw(5?o£>4w/.< J ; Jsdeuihfhandvnchrirtianj ,.■ ;, ;. ' Which paffing through the State-houfe of the Cittie, HathflaihethreeperfonSk > ;: , , ' '. 'Dim. Three ftoathyRenifli fats thakhaue drunk deadj. Or in their cuppes haue falne t© cuttinjj throate s, And fearing that it would be nbif'd abroad, To couer your fouls BefHallGurmandizc, Giueitouttobea fhotfcnrffomtheGaCHe.-r" ..'"■ ,, / "Surt. Jhat.tnenareflainewce'llnot expoftulate, f But Gouernor,vvas it by your commaundcment.' , . ! IV Dan. Tell mcyoivmeh of :>4ntV(itrfr^ '■ .j ^ IfyQudoe'fiartle at a Cannons buHK- ■ J - - . . - 1 )-.i r^ I ALarumfofLonc!6!i'« why fuffcr you the Prince of OiT?;^f Ships, To riuc rpoiuhi^ mer at their plcafure;' And with clu'ir fleering tops to inockc our Fa mes^ The whilli die Sconfcs which doe flancke the Riuer, Serue but for Fiflicrs to vnlcad their nets j VVhil'i Ciiikering ru(t,dtuoures yourcmptic CaniionK And they lye hulling vp and downecheflreame? Budgets of /liiiWvr^c aniwereme to this. 2 Bur. They be oiZe^UnJ^znA the Prince ofOremg Hath cuer been a friend vnto the State, -D^-r., But enemy vnto the Kmg my Maftcrj Therefore thty fhall not ride vpon the ryucrj Which if your ownc Iccurity doe fuffer, Wee'U make our Ban-dogs to awake your towne. ■■i Bm\ Is that the caufe and rcafon of your flioc? t>M, Burger it b» £ Bur. You (hould haue fcnt vs word of your didikc: 1>ar>. Why fo we did,did we not fend our poaft Eyen now vnto you? And wrapt our Packet in a ball of kad / I thinke wc fent a bolde Embaflador. That fpoke our minde in thunder:djd he noti* You might before haucknowne of our didike, But that we did pcrceiue you would not fee, Tiras well you beard of vs. ^fignctfoutided^tnttr two \\>ith mourning pttwns id Drum JoHndmg a deadm/arch : Dalua carried vpon a borff couercd wUhblackt: Soldters after jtray^ ling their fjfkes. No Cittizens o£iAntxterfcj&i\i the caufe That makes you carclcfle and negled our powei'. The death of Princelic DMuaMiA he liu'd. The Flcetc o^Orenge had not traded thus, Norbrau'dourCatUc. Zntir ■^'•"T Atafum foi* Loudon^ Snitr tVeo orihret Ctttiz.tmrumin^ S CIt. 1 pray God they meane not tc jifTauIt the towne^ 2 [it- Tss DaiiMs Bcdy brought vntc the CaOlc $. Cit^ I would he had coine thus, when he came firft IntothcfeCoiiniries. / Cit.So would I,whac's become of diis damned fiend? 2 Cit. Let the deuilllooke to that, for he has mott raght to bins. 2 Cit, I would the cowc hyde were off, wee might fte the foure quartern. I Cit. A plague goe with him, sCir, There wiliocoldettyumphing In hell. J Cif. There will be oldefupping of Soylbgleade, 1 Of. That !><«//<<« was a bloudyviilaine. i (Itt HewasworfethcntheSpaniflihiqiiifiiion, jCit. Welljifcuer man would haue eaccnvp the Ca- niballes.tvvas he. ; Df. I fearc nothing but one . 2 Cit. What's that^ iCi'» That the people will curfe hhn out of '« graue. 2 Cit, I am glad they haue curii him ifito it» 3Cii, VVeltit was neucr heard that D<«/»Mwas dead, But there was fome notable villanie followed it. i Cit. What doft thou thinke he will rcuiue againe? 2 Cit. Ifhe doe, the deairson't,llc nrjcr tnili death on*sword forahilfe pcnnie. S Cit, Come, wee'U mourne in facke for him. Exemt. S«r.Come,let's rciyrc our fducs into the Statc-houf c, Tis T)dud\ body brought into the CalUc. Exch% l^an. March neererto the Cafllc with yourhcaifc, Ecforeyou fetit do;vne. ylln.mtbehe4rp; What arc thofcvillaincs gone that SouUt Tbeyaremy Lord. (rayl'd vponnie? < w4/«.SctdovvneandIet me light, . . ri " " ' " He comes fiomwdtt the htafjit ' . - i ' B » I would ' wouki not lieare my felfc againe To ray I'd on^ iwounoc ttie dog- barke et ra«',a:plag«c.Vpcr: &ciilsiy^' J.'hmkcEbcy doeuorhaceiheDcuillfo} - '■■■. i^j/'^rf js ritue;- !.i?iird but with a curfe^ 7iiinkebi3Cih:leroagfS,thisis atymetody^i :. : Andhfarethefcdarrincddog^reuilernethuss -? <, WdrJamdeadjbutV5''''^^ipin£(crelong) ; , ^ Sh?iIhai!ntyourgho!ie5,and vvithcifatalltraop:?,' j Come in the dreadful' night about your wallcs, Grimiiic death did ficre affright the fearfull matidllj J^sIwillfriohctheifBouziiigBegianss , •. WhofethmhoueilloidSfrirroDMiUi T , -. I/M^ My iord of ^/^^^jenter ibo Cafi!^. . i , Alua f «;ff»'j and Ins tt topf. En ter Alonze Verd a^p,TO£w<«««f^.'' . .; : ■ ; To fe>-bgt'jf power that we s:.'p«(5l from ^/y?, ' , • Ke^'s knifed i>n the otJicrfi^cEheCaiilc, VViihal! his power, Daff, No»;yctfu]ken,mymin<^prer3gethgood, Amwerft er; nighe,,&all bath hee fdfe Intloud. Einntt Sfiief Mairques d*Hauurye,Egmoun?,Champasgmr,VaQ End and Ins ?4gs: En^itfh go Hcrmr and om Bmger. Mat, zJMonjleut' {^hjntpai^ttf^pjia^ AniVfeffes Gouer- Wiiiyoa r^fafe th^fcfai?? and Kcfh lupplyiss/ (nour, Scm r y *■ ! " » ; I sent from the Prin<;e ofOreage and the St«es, - - -'^ - " yndcrourCondud^forvsiarCitticsguas'ur,' ?! , ■ Ci^„in, Lord Afrtv^«M/j'i««nv,wcKic6lslicmnoei -.V Nor yet peglci^t'iff louc ^"hat greai Prince^: And our kindc&iendthe Co-vnitedSt&tess . / I Bvt fince we hauc no needs of fuch afovwr,' Wbyfiiould we peih^JntiYerpemthfuchztoupts, TofpcndtheviftualsoftheCitdzens, -^ ^ 'v Which wc can fcarcely compaOc now for gilt, . E^m^ The Prince & States will furnifh ycc with florcj TofecdetheArmyandreiieuethcTowne* " . Chartjt Itmaybtfo, ^H\ And it may not be fo, . ^ '"■ ■ yl/^r. Out svorils and honours be engag'd for it. , •' Ew^,tjo«. Vndcrcorieii^ionmyLordGoucrnour, ' 7 h« Afar!jHet&t*d Count Egmoms noble words, (AkhoiightllcPrinceofQrf/gfaed the States Should be fotgctfuUjwnc a pairnc of worth. .• ; . Ma^^ What fayes the Collodell of the Almalnes to if? Faff, This is /^« En^s opinion my goad Lord,; *■_ Thattherich promifo of fuch noble Pecr«8, , r !..<-. As i^arques Haiturie and Count Egmont are, . 3s pawff P enough for all die Cittics wealth, ^ 'Mr, The AlmaioelyesjWealtB is worth more than. ;t • vvordcs. • ■ Standing 4ftdt>, •>■ Chaml way their promife with my found bchefc, « ' And ty c my thoughts to their afliitcd triift, Yet are there many reafons of imporc, To barrejfQur Armies entranoe to this townc.. .■ hgm. Thegraundobieftionisdccydcd. ;: < E^w, The IcfTer then are eafilyrefclda-^ .-; cl^w. . Suppofe the Piincc & States de ViauaUshcm, Yet their diforder m out Citicll ftreeecs, ■ . Maybepernijipus.andbreedcmutinie, - ,' •-=' Mm. By this iiippofall you enfeeble vs^ . .> "^ -:«U A Lamm for Lon Jdni And nxc our worth with in Jifcrction, As though our skill and our Authority, Stood vponbafesofweakedifciplinc- - Bur, VVe faid not fo.andyct their ryoting?^ May taynt our wiues and ieopcrdize our wealth. 'o'.ivjnfilcncebcitmy Lord.you need the not.Tocham Egm. All ryots (liall be death by mirtialllavv, {''J'df. AndallcommaundcTSjfliall bcvigilcnt Oucf their troopcs,ihat order may he kcp^ CLim. My Loxds of E^mount zad of HaHttrye, Whatarcyoiir numbers? y1/.jr, luftsooo.footc, One thouftnd horfcjSoo.at the lcaft._ S'lg Gou. An honourable tender of truefrieadsj To fond fuch ayde for fafeguard of your Citty. {Afide, Bur. Twill iliake our bags too much to pay ^o many. (^nmi , At whofe expcnce fhall all this anrjy rert?" £gm. Some part your fclucs, fome pait the Prince will Ch.im, Sixe hundied Almaignes arc ourgarilbn, (pay. A giiai^d fufficient to dcfende our vvalles, And men enough^becaufe we need no more. Bttr. Andthey toomany tobc paidcbyvs. Vm^ O may theft flau es refiife this fuccour fcnt, Their myferie lliall bringtheir miferie. A fide. Mar. Count E^w o«r,furclie AntWer^c is bcvvitcht, Sccuritiehathflainetheif prouidence, TakcBgm.aJide And riches makes them retchles of dicir friends; We muft aflbme the charge vpon olu; felues, And pray the Prince and States to bcare the pay j C3r elfe their piiuate auarice, will pull Publicke dc9rudionofi0his flower of townes, Tothedifgraccofall the1!^ethcrlands, Efw. 1 will make tender of fo muchtothcm. Two monthes the Prince oiOrenge and theStatcs, And we our felues,will pay foure thoufand vncn: Ifafterward^our powers be net of vfe, "^ ' : :: ^- We A Lamm forLoncfoin. Wc fhall withdraw thsmtothekPiouhices, May this content yo'i ciitiolis Cittizcns? Clum. The offer is Co Honorable now, As iTiodelUy,we cannot challenge it: Cap taincC'j^«<'/»«i what syourcounfell.* rw. Tliisr Say. that you fcare the Spaniards will concciire ^/tde it Some high difpleafure, it you take them in. Champ , My Lords thefe fat purl'J peafancs are io proude, Friends and dtfence,are IclTc efteein'd then pelfc* Miff' Gouernorof >4'«Wfr/»(f,howarcyourefola*d? (^ham My Lords^the Prince of Orrw^ir and your fducs, And all the States deferue our dutious loue And humble feruicc :firft,tbr fending power. Then promifing payandviftuals for that power: But with your pard6n,yct there is a let, That makes vs loath to take your armic in» Ch^upt ThcSpanifhGcuernor, P,id:fcrceteGouemow,' What loue or faich the Spaniard holdes with you. That for his pride would haueyour Citty pinei Hauing deftroyV, Ehecorne o!a Flaundcrs fide. And croff'd a bridge ofConuoy to your townej i Then that the Riucr fhould not viduall you. He wifh'd you finke that (hipping in the Skfh E^w. Colle(3 by this the Spaniaids cruekie. Who thcughocca/joDfhouldnotcomefromyou, Would pitkea quarrell for occafion, . . _^ To facke your Cittie.ahd to fuckc your bloud, :. ' Tpfatisfie his pride and luxurie:. - ," "Let fJarlcm,oJf^arflrick,yll/iexs,(npleyo\i^ , • And many (^ittic? models of his wr^ch, ;. ThinkepnniyFatiiefahd£h€Cour!iie//oj«r, ,. . Whofetragcdie.ifl recount with ruth,. May mooueiije.fioncs of y^wwe.y/'* to relent, r They feru'd the Spaniard as his Liedge-men fworne^ Yet,forthey did but w-iHiwhcir couptric good, / Hepicktaqaaricli,a{>dcut.offtheiriheades, v :. " Burgers the Spaniard whites to take your Hues, That he may fpoyle your towne,y our wcaltlij your wiuer '' ErT^.Goa, Recciue your friends, prcucm his cteachery,^ 7 Leartvnawaresyoutaftehistirranye, '■-' tylfar. What ben,efit{gbod. Country-men) gainewcj That proftitute our fortuncs.iand:gfandtheitaee, (frknd^ '<3 YourAtmkis3t:Ktbdoi;pePo:tyoufiyi 3 _ '^ ■^'■'^withaIl?;onueniem/pecdCt ! ' ' A'^w^WdrawvpyourAiwalghes to one place. Alia A Larutu for LondoiT. An^l keep goocJ rule for fcarc ofciuili brsu!«<'j And now my Lords I will attend on you., ExiwnCUitap.M *rq.'£gn 'Bur, I will attend to locke and guard my doorckj Andkcepe my wcalth.my vvifc.ind daughter (afr^ For fcarethefc hungry foldiers gctafnjrch t -- ^ tJMan't y.m 4ndl?*r «»wii«,^ Bur. Afcregoodwife, Ifearethatairsnotwcli, Alonfuur (^h-impaigne w hat's your opinion.' (^i*m. Dpubtles, the Spaniards do intend Ibmchuftj Harkc how the ttnnult iWl increafcth;' Wtfc, Forfhame, Be not fo fearefull;fay that for fomc offence, £yther commcnccdjOr but in concei^t; The Spaniards were maliciounicin;hn'd: Haueycc not Soldicrsto withfl?»nd their force? Wbai thould you need ?o be foficitousj "■" " C Kf«??« ■\uiit.:. i't^r. Nay wiip<(:hoii,do'^fB^?ake, ■ IftiKniiiiJinagUW W?iM^.ndso fighi!:; Tisn.a?aiuiiije3iS)V5g.uVj^^eJftfhe charge- : ; , y , . To pay ^H'^iai#Mi!riius, >,;.. .',,,, .' ^'^j,- .\ VnIeffeth£r^'>M^fi'foiiHcyiiJj»rtieJi[bx9ach?_, ,;; ,, r--' ; '^.l^^/.' -Whcj'eibiefhoocethfy buCtatrye^thciVrpeeccs, IvY»rfiinc:yi!?U:hwi?gndtjsnoothaw'i(fs., „ ., j?//r. HccseiConsJe»?the/^-a>'^^«». Thf g?pi^niyrloydpftt|isii3fcfl!ricvpiO|rci| . ^ M^tn The caufc is ;Bi«ckrjmi:a,^(}' 2 mf. Will you belceue his words, he doth but iefli ■' Totrybowwe wilitakeitif twerefo» ' Ch4mft Naybyhislookesandbyhisrodainehifte^ ' It fhould appcarcche Marquesdodi noticft. Er}terI.pnontartdStamp, ■ - '' ' T^gm. To armcs to armies,oh v^hefc'i; phc Gouernor^ ■ "' Giue order iha? your Gittizcns prepare, ' : -... To fl and vpon their guard.dcfcnd tlicmfelues, ' ' ' " ' For whom youtmftedvEumes his weaponSpbint " ' '"' Vpon your bofomcs : allche AhnaigneforcCy. i Is quite rcuolced.and theetieipi^^ '■ • ' ^i "": '■..'"'• Entting.yoQrMre«tes:'K< Glues aydc to SpasnCjahdwkh hJstraytei'obsiband ^ Drawcsiis deflru6^ion,ifyo« looke hoc co itj > ( Treachcs? Om^» Where are the Switz^n(h6ldd{bbply the ' ■ "Egm. Druiikeiddiciniodgings,atidiareelingfooit&t ThcSpaniards(vnt«fiftcd)ikitlwiertHtenf ■ u> v- ;. 1 > Forhonorsl^«,foi^rct(ihdi';<«b>eirp«:(aki>i-!'f i ' • j Stand not ainazc J,but ivith courajgioas hexrc^' ' ' And tbrwanlhandsj Hght for ydur iiboniie. '•.■>' Ijiifi Stum. Areypien,aceyodyet •• Awakcoutofthcilu«i!»bcrjrou;wereiif . . I'fi t ' • OrwiUyouftilllycfni6teii«;inyoar{lQarfi#i'»'?.'^ ""<^ '''^ BcftiUperfwadedyoiiarerafecnoubh? ■ '>i'" 1- y'nr:Mx VndlItheveriein(tinitjfJ?ojd6efeca> 'i- ■ '•' ' ')*' Their naked fwoordsglide throiigh-yburWeaiond-pipe^ ' Ordoeyout!iinkc\vitbbdchingpn£fiB«^thfltflye' .'i' ' From you r iuU pandchci>yoa u|n blbiirtbeni b»cke$- ; ; Oristhe bottoiaaof-^.da^e'taroulcjif^;! : r, ! > o ii;. Abletorfecwnitbcmiwilitficirfiabicinok -j ' • • " '; AtthcbehoiUi«igofyoucdaJriciewiMC«i?:;'^j->iJ ^ *" ' Orcat\fiibmi(];oqt>et(i}ickletr ! .im.. . j , il > Inthcfe hot braulcs? I tell yc burgers noj.;;. \^ ' ■' - ffin"^-.^- " '" G 4 Falre A Lamm' for London. Falrc words will be as oy!e to burning pirch; And gotJcasSiilphcrto inkindlcd fiames, Your daui»liccrs ch.i(iiti€ muH: quenc h thcit lul7; And your dcare \a iues,inricli their lavvlcflc armes : I laid as niuch.bu!: would not be belccu'd, Now tdl mcif I prophcfied arighc.'' Or that my 7,ea!ou!; w ords dcfcrircl rebuke? Did I not lay.tbc Crocadilc did wcepe, FHittoobtaine his pray? theScalookcfiiiooth, But for a rtorme : would any dung be ihoughc. By the clofc confluenccof the Spanifli troopes Into the Cafile, but fomcmaflacre? Yet was ! rated to obic<5t aa mudij Rcuil'd and baflcd for my loyAkic: C/;4w. I puethceSoldicr.lcauctfiybittcrwords, And hcipe to fight for ylr.tivtrpa libcrtic. Stump, You haiieanothergrc^tc to giuc me thert,. I know your libeial! inindcs willfcornc t'lmpofc, The fweat of bloudic daunger on the brow OfaDyman^buCyou'I lewardhimforic; Heni3llatlt3ft(whcnhehathloft hi>Iitnmcs) Be fcnt for harbour to a rpittlc-houfc How fsv yeCjfliall he not ? Good rcafon then, Bur we fhould ventures yes, to laugh ?.t you, Whiift we behclde the Spaniard cut y ourlhroatcs: An obic'fl bafe mechaiiickc fct aworUe; A fwetde Cobler,whofc bel\ induf-lrie, Is but to cloutc a Shoe.fhall hiue his fee, But let s Soldicr,that hith fpenc his bloud, Is lame'djCiifcafdjOf any way dllircR, .Appeaieforfuccoufjthen yoi; looke a fconcc Assf you knew him nor 5 jrefpefiing more '?in OI^ier_,orromc drudge that rakes your kennels, Than lanc that fightcth for the common wealth. «both, What (tate is thcrc.beicncrc fopopularc. Abounding in the height of fortunes giftesj AiidallfclicicicsofworldlicPoinpc, ... Tliat fees fad dclbl.uion fjt in tcares, Vpon hi.r nci!»liboar Cictiei?w.urcskeene edge, Hath fjrrowjd chrouoh their cnt'.-ailes,le:thcm bloody Incucricartuxdiairraintaincihlife, Yet will not dread her d.iuoocr job? nctre? But war.nc her at thdc fierf ,ii6g at thck fighcSj ■ Rciiellii>Jinh;r.co-.mtlelTcva'-iities, As a pcrpctuaUdjte iv. r.- ict thereon. Tell me 1 fay ,yo-i that hjue fcenc all thisi And as deuiis, Saints in the bhckc Kallen Jet Ofwretchcdlhvoemaytrudicbefetdoivne, V. As Authors of tfaele fad confltfions? Doc notyou decmcthatftatewell worththeillds. That this remiCfcnes brought vpon the reft? {mcta. Alar^ Thcycannot but confeflefo much Count Ej- Ef > Ifthis be graunted. what's your glotie thcnJ A n armed man to kill an naked foiilc: ;' -- A thoLifand Sicklesthruft iiitoa field, OfSummerripenedandrcfililcscorne: • A mightic tide to oucr-run a land, ' Wheic no defence or banckc to kecpc it backe; wf - - ■ This. A Latum forLorsdon, This is your honor ,this their mlfcrie, That arcnot cotiqucr'd, but dye wilfullie* '•■ , ^.v. Wairc lakethhoWconalladuantagfs. AUr. Whatncedeachsantagcvtihereisnorcfift; '■ Dm. SomiKhthcbcucr,thisi8our(Jjfcipljne, Thftefore fubmit ordyc, J\{.tr. NotwhJelhaiicaliandtoIiftmyfwoord, ■ ^lu. Nor you Count £_gwOTfjr E^w. Alua,not I. E^woKJ Will with honour both liue and dye. The tAldrum agdsntfand Champaignc is fttrfuedin by Ro- mero, Verdugo itnd Van End, vchert he kfla'we sfo it the Maic]iies Hi\ivne,'indalie?i^iriin£ Count Egmont, jiiuAjieps to defend hint^i^ thcyftrth^ at htm, jiln. HoldewhfnlbidycjftTikcyccallat nice? Dan, Why ftands thou then to guard an enemief ^/«, Becaufe I will.honor incites me to it. The honor of this worthie Noble-roan, And hb high fpirit cuen io the face of death* Yeeld tliee brauc Eamonr,^lHa doth iotreate thee, Inpitticofthybolcfeaduenturousyouth, i And hopefull fortunes fliinmg in thine cyes^ Thoufccftithefcflaioe^yctwJlIfauechylifc; ■ Thou feeft me vycundccLtoprcfcrue thy life. ' I that was ncucr pittifijll before, . Am forc'tto pitty thce.wbat wouldft thou more/ E^w, Such pitty Almt^as thou fhewedft my Father, And Noble Hornc^iiich thou intendrt tome, Therfore procecde,& neuer pitty mc.They offer m him agen jilu. Strike not I charge y-e .• come 'Egmont come, Ifweare that thou ftlaltyecldjflrike,fpare me not, Alas thou art too faint; coms.y celd thee now, Striuing tO' Ifaith I \A ill not hurt thse : So, haue done; get againt Nay jxo mote wcapons^thoaarc my prilbncr. hn weapons- ^ , " ' had A Lamm for London* AncH will vfc thee vcric honorablic. Ejw. ^ W.Ictfoorth my Iife,& then thou honorft me <«/?<»/»?f wife that was the Gouernof^ Hecre is Cne, that would not hauc been I'eene with a moath vpon hci',fbr a thotiiand co'ioi^ That fpent as much on Munkeys, Dogs and Patttts, As would hauc kept ten Soldiers all the yeere* Zblood I hauelcene her,wl!cr^ I hauc paiiby her In'ihe (}reetes,to flop het nofc with her I'wecte jjloues. For feare my fincll mould hauc infcded her; And now I liijetofecherlug'd,andEorne By lowzictoceet'd roagues : O Aat>}Derfe,Aiitmr^el Now Madame eJ^^c/!j'^/>f . No roague Sir.but a Soldier as y ou ave,' And haue had one leg mor? then I haue now. TmttngtohisU^, Sirjheer's njy Pafport.I haue knowne the warrcs, (hcere. And haue had the vantage of as fare a fpoile as you hauc i 5i?/, Away you whoribn cripple rafcall. Sm. Yoatoicer'd(hake-rag'droagues,wSiat(8omt- KDalttaj fclf were heere^hc (hould not doe it, (neere youf, He iirdwes his (w!)ord,\tl(ej one,ind the other flyes; La,'Good Soldicf,hecrs one lewcU that they hauc not Thac rdocvallueat athdufandcrownes, '■ : I pray thee take it, "• Scum. What fhpuld I doe with it^can you tellf. Tohi'jc rnythroitccutforitjha: ' '- ' "" ' No.no.yourSlffcrlylince-piesgroate •.■ . » .^ ',- I . Will doe me no j^lealufc now. . ' ^ ''^ ': '.VJ fe J La, ForGodsloue.asyoutuerdidrdpciJtatWontanil, ^* JielpctocomiayinctofomeplKCoffafctie. ■ ^' ^ Stm. Where l>-:-- 'A Iftftjm for London * Stufn^ W'-^se is it? DQE )H) Animr^e^ • , ' , ' i > Your clofei: wilt nocienjpy our turne, , V ■ '._: ^j;^; You cannot vyaikf Id yotic gardcn-houfe. ' ..... Lrf. :Fo):Gbds£ikchtlptmeasyo«arcarr.an^ ;:' " (Sf «w/r, Wdl/ollow me;,ilc doe the befU can. (omfdny ofrafaul Soldiers citme hert ^urfuing tht JLacJiffhefi^kes and hearts hetai^ay from . ; t})emalK ■■ . ■. ^/«r 4 friurMphdntflmit witSmi, (nter Alua, Dauila, Romo diavpne^.rywg. .-.-•' • ny^lL VidiGtte,vlB6n6^^nWtype andyiStotie, «^/«, So vaMiaatLordSjdiisMuficke likes mcwtDi ': Now may wc boidely fay the towne is purs : Yet iheach not your viflorious fwoords awhile, Till you hauereapt she Hamcitofy pur. paiue, ■; ?n which purfuite,£orJ:Hre,e2ai5te«nd kili^ r , i i . ,- ' , \ No laTetheo iny^sur fory you haue dotic. lhhi^roadccyfntmcrj)ari(thitdoeCiir\Muey , • , - iaynoc iheir».reafure at jrpur conquering fecte» , .', Di»c Though |iorefifiaiJceaDy:\vhcre appear^ . Yetki; nbaangetfo decline wltfcyam - y ■;, Beproude ofvlSibric, ajweltycf raaf^ , \ t Knowing ihc worth ofyciir attained prize J Tis we?lthie t^ntwerpt you haue w©R,atid howf * Not by a lingering ficdge,ofmoiKhes or ycares^ But in a mcmencjcntring at a Icaucn, By two a da<;kc l}cr |iai|ghtife pride is fliJutAci And flie in duetic ftoopcth to your will. ■Alu^ Gan any heere report the, certaine num!>er^ Ofthofe that haue been flaincdurkg the conflicli? . , - -R^ .. I had a note ipy I.ord,&s I rcjuemb^, r , • The nuinbei of tfae^djb/vs cutoff, ^,, : Atafiim for London; Is feauentccne thoufand. I?r 1 The key, and water-port(Ftfri/«go) is yours.' .'>■ 'rrrv SaintGeotgesp^tt,andKibdop,weafligne • ; •• 0_ , ^ , ToLord /(Itfswrru: andforyou^rfwE»". Aswellforvallor.asourquickcdifpatch. ; .1 .' i ' . . ^a. MySoldierEiindniyfelfwiJillcaightobcgin*^*'* •t.Q^ Da* ^Ct And A Lariim for London. 4^ Sow, And mine fhall follow, ■■'■ ;;.r%l .^*»f' '^^ Cor. lit notbcWehinde. r : .• .- r '* JEajj/. ^ \^i ^/«rf. What will t^«rd«g'.? ■■;-■•.•■;:!'; ':' -1 .-*; '''Enter.^ngltfltGtrfiermrandGod^tycH '.■-'-. . i Vo; Notbeldleloiig, ir'-' :in3lC> . ; Euiwhoarechcfcfofawcily intrude? ; -.^/w^. Who are ye.'fpcake.that like vnbic'dcn gacfls,' Dare tempt the patience of inccnfcdy^foAi -i ■ ,•/! G'fi«.,Wearcof i:ngland(Ga(iilesGenera]l) ^ ; :■ ex^/w. Of Englandai'eyc' vvhatahhoughyoiibe, < * Backe flaucs vnto the doore from whence ye eante, And on y^ur knees foUicire /?/«apigtcatncst r Ifyoudoelookeformercieathishand*. :, (knees, rer, Backewhenhcbidsyoujnowdowncvponyouri AndaaulevncohisprclVncetobeg life; ' if AIh, ^' .. L As are her fubiefls in this wretched towne t. . > r ■ ~ J -- AndnottIieirliues'alone,buc(a^prote>Bion -; .A jbotbioKcIicirgoodsiamlinioneytbutifnovv i . ^ '•"!! Your Highncs hath commlflion to breake The holic contraift which, your Kiog hathmacfe^ Wc mud be patient and abklc the iworft. . ^'. WhyvvhatarMhouthatftandrtvpontheleagite^ t (jo. Gciici-por(myLoid;o£theEngHflihoiifev' .. 'j?/\ Jls Siria, you challenge the vertue of the league, I' Yet vndcrf land not how the league isniade. Solongasyoii conuerfe not with thcfoes : ' •;; ./ o 1' Of royall Philltp,not withfland his right, You are excitipt the rigour of his jcbur^cj .' n : ? ,a . :\ But being hcere,in this I ebelJioHs townc, You mull partdke thepunkhmentthcy fecle. Go. We are not heerc great Lord,toioyne withthent In any bolde confedcracie of warre, Butforthetrafficke,whichallnationsclfe, ■ ^i.wii.iDt' (As\^IlasEngland)haueviichinthisplace. ' '^i ^lii. WhyleftyenotthcCittiethcn,pcrceiuing - A We meant to call their due tie to account ? ^0. We had no iigncofanyfuth intent i u4l, Youcannotfbbequit norfoexcuf'd. Therefore prouide before to morrow oight^ To bring vntovsfoitiethoiifandCrowncs, / Forranfomeofyourhoule;orifyoufaile, r Both goods and Uules fhall all be forfeited t ' ' So much we are content to yeeldvnto, > Becaule wewillnotfecmetobreakecheleaguei. „ Go, Alas my Lord.tis more thcn(ai this timp)? .^ ■ , '^ Our goods and incney will amount vnto, .;■ w.il Confidering that our credit(by this trouble) Is quite cut offjWith any of the Citty. -':.;/, ( ' '.■.■! .-in this tumult. ■;■ . : .- -' ■ •-» . ^ >..•.•,. What ]■ : 'jiijig than her grauc my Lord, Canbcii:ppordlliehathf j( ... : Dm. 1-oiturethcflaue, 'n •J': ::. ! , > His guilefull heart, thatftudicsto conceale,. . •. My deare hcaits trcafurc,fliallbe forc'e in flgbes To publifbjwhat his liubborne tongue denies. ; ■? Sol. Thou heard olde ftllow,triflc than no longer, - i But fliew him whcic.thy daughter doth abide. Dm. Why pa wfe ye on my bidJingrlet himdye, . : \ That doubles with a Spaniard in his. will. . ; , C/^ Heareyemy Lord., ' ■ . . ' c .1 "Dan, Notany.wbilpcringnoife, .. '-•■'■ ^ <' . ■:■ Not any titde.dothodtbcaie the, round, .,: .i.i^ ' ~ oe L A'Lamm for London; Of beauties fweetfruition to mine cares. Ctt. My daughter Iiiics,but nQ% within the reach Of my commaund: a Nunncric in the armcs Ofherrcligiouspcacefullpriuilfdge, : . - ■ ;' Dothdipherfillvftighced Virgins life, \ From whence my Lord fhe cannot be recall'd, ;, Dm. Bcare Arte vpon thy tongiiCjthat may vnlocke The gates of that incloled Sancluarie, And Hrrt intrcaCe;but if intreatie faile, , Then vie commaund; it neither will preuaile. Yet fo thou flialt not ccafc,buc in the cor dcs Of violent furie drag the Damfell thence : My foldiersfhall attend Co fee it done, ',' That if tliou ftirinkctheir weapons naked points^ May gordgc thy fidcs^tiH thou bleed out thy life. Citt I would that Sacrifice might end this Hrife. D~t. Awaywithhimjoucfainti through coldcdday^ Tis DmU ip^cs,and what he will he may. ... £^/«^' Failor. ,;, . i, , : Ofwhencearcyoui* Fm, OfEngland Noble Lord, . ■ A Fadtortoa London Maichant htere, Whohauingtry«d myftiendsjand Urain'dmy putfe, To^nukc my tanfome.'am npw carrying ic ; >. To mightic .^/«rf, toredeeme.mylifc... , , ;,_ ; , ;: ' :i/.- J5.rf». What value is it? Fac, Full, fiue hundred Dollors, Dan. Is this the vtmoft penny thou canfl make? ' r ' Fac. Thclength^nd depth of my.abilitie. Dot. It wjllaocffruesorfcarch thy chert for morC' ''y , Or bide the torture wcimpolf on tKh, -'^j , As cunningly, withhoLHewhatwedcmaund. ^j Ftc. There is not inthe world'jhat I may call Rightly a)if»ex)wnc)one Sciacr or ons Do . tc. More djcn is. there comprii'd vvi.hin tn.x bjig. >' 2?rf«, Giuchiiutlicfljijjp-idojwc ," '^-o/ni k ■ slho/ "' Oa*. 11 L ALaru!nforLon<3on; Out of your tlifioynted limmes other fummes. Fac, The world doth know,my confcieflcc &a.A iufi heaucn, ■ ' : That there is all(at :his time)I polTcfTe. "Dan, Saue what is thtowne into fome hollow vaulc, Or funke into fome Welljor buried deepc Hotjt himvp^nd.lct htmdarvtjea^aine. Within the eaith ! fo hoJie the peafant \'p. Now let him do .v ne; will ye confeffc as ye?, Where vvc may finde the treafure you haue hid.* Fac, That which(my Lord)is not, cannot bs hid, And to fay that I know not, will but wrong Your C}fpo3ation,aod dcceiue my felfe. So^, tct him reft my Lordjlt f«racs the wretch <• Argues the troth^and this is all he hath , Din. Hence greedy begger,baike(peeid ilieepe) Goe hide thee in fome bufh, till waxing hourcs Giue thee another fleece to doath tkee wkh. ^Yoadir arifetii the bright morning Starrc. Enter an old citHz.en^lthhisdaitghur. Whofc rich rcfplendour glides my happy thought ff,' And opens thy nes of trealiire to my foule ; V/elconic faiie fwectj mine armcs fhall be thy throane,- Where Tested cnce,*.nocke f'cath.and laugh tofcorne. The boyfterous thrcates,of bloud bc-fprinckled vvaiTC, VVho whilil he fiicwes wildcFrifcoes in the llrcetes. And wkh his Gambslles, ouerthrowes huge buildings. Mingle their totter'dtuyncs, with the liaimes And Clotted bloud ofruaRythoufand Ibulcs; Shaiiasan Antickeinthyfightappearc, ' " ■ Yeelding no moreoccafion to be fcar'd, ^haopaiiAed fliapcs of Lyons on a wall. Dau^, Bcholde a Virgin,whofc diftiHing teajres Turne the diye duft topa(ie,wfacre flic dochkneeicj Bcholde the Slluercoenifance of ace, ^i-> -'- . - " - - -^ Soyldc -^ A Larum for London, So/I'd witlidiflfoluing drops of forrows fagej ' L'me f ou touch wkh a laftnuious hknd. As ftom his eyes defcendcs i fioud oftcatcsj So '.vi'l you draw a riuecfroffis his heart, Qfhislifesblfjudsbochwaii^yijuflislloljfcuiff, , The honor of your f«atnc ; if Virgin I, Or aged h'Sjrnildo'^by tyranie, Cit. Leeconqueftfadsfiejfinceinthefti'engeli Of your fucceUfdl power,our Cklie vailcs, Andlyesinprodracedaedeatyourfeete; • ' -'j Orifnocconqaeftjbcappeaf'd withgoIde„ \ Which in aboundancepleades for our releafe, ■ i Onelyrefraincourconfcicncetovvound, I Wichthac, for whichshereisnophifickcfoiind, 1)arj, Iamiiiipaeicn£,{hcfhallbemyliiue^ Of allthefpoibsarercaptbypaincfullwarrc, ' ' Blot bcautie out,aad whas's our vi5lcric? BiAtasabanqucewichoutco.Tjpaiiie. jiUmm Bitter 4 'Soldief, '■' - - So\ Armeyoumyl'-jdjandtothefightagatneg A crew of fJiagling SoIdiers^Sateiy vanquifbt) Hauc gatiiercd head,aod in the heate of iragCj Giuefrefh afTaultrthe leader to the refto . . , Is alatn&fcUow that doth want a legge, Whohyesaboiithimlikca deuillofhcU. :■ '- Djw. a tioope of Muskets guafdf this damfell hencci And to my lodging fee her fafcly brought, ' aUrum 4game Why Itirreyce not '' inuiron her with (hbtj- ,' Whiift weextingui(h(with a lliewerof bloud) :'•;'. , Thi$Iaccinkindledfire:begoneIfajiv ■ .'j.-Ti-.' Sol, It is impoiribletopaffethcftrcetes, '■'-'-■ '• They arc fopeftcrd wkh this brainlicke crcW: ' •'' ' And hatke my Lord,cxcepc you mount bctlitiei • '■■}^- ■ (The clamorous tumult drawcs fo nccrc this place,) ., .il- E Both A LdmaVfbr London^ Bothyouandwefhallbpriirpfiz'dbythem. '"' D.I. Is there no FortrcfTc nc-cfe,noi- houfe of ikength, ^ Wlicrclmayleaucmy Louc,till this blacks cloudc, 6ffwolneHoniIkicbeQucr.b!owne? . :,' ' ■ " SjU, Nptany(goodir»yLor4rtf we/'/j^ quite bereft ofiifc, \/ So long as we two brcath,co flandfor her. Nor fhall her ranfaclcepalTc, without fome right ; - v OfiuRrcuenge: witnesthislartailatilt, . '. ; Wherein the Scales of luil ice haue been fillM, With{atthe !«aft)a hundred Spaniardsliues, That thought theu'viilorie to befecurct * J But who arc thefc^a Burger, and with him ' ^j His tender daiighter,hauing both fiiHain'd .:.rT'. , , J The heauy rtroake of death? ;, ,-. -. j Cap, 1 knew them well. /_■.'■••' j They were my neighbors,nccrevnto the Biitfe, ] "Zi^rfw. Hadtheregrayhayresretain'dthereuereDtworthv i Ofgraue experience, as tlicy might haue done} j . -■ And had you bin itiofe rich in inward giftes, I And leiTc magnificent in outward fliew, . , ^ i Thcnhadyouliu'd.todyeanaturalldcath:. ,,; ; j AndyoutofeeibmeofliishoDor'dyccrcs. . ; •' ! Butprideandluxury,haueeuerbccn, ,■''■, ' i ^.* ^ The gate of mifetie,aod nurfe of finhe ; Yetthoughyoumecontemo'djlgiicucyoui'fali, 1 Andv|riJlinpitty,giueyouburialT, £x(ual r A Car urn for Londdn7 Snitr Icnchy >ii'd Marun two little chiUrcnrmdtsf, MW4>'iJ«,Lf»c%fpcaki^j J'Sjcard jrou £ify, rpeak c prettie fouics^whcf e a?c! youf Aia^you fall iruo> l^ mecnies hands !,,^. For laiJte'ofJigfe'i I ■-■'• -■■"•■ •' • ■' ' * "'■ ' ii '% Hot, My children wlfe,mycbikkA'-HcialIgOj j Toyoiarehroate-cuteing. ! ' ^dy, HeereFadicr.hcefe.alas wefliallbekiW, : * 5/»o OuJ you Brabaot bitch,£hinke you with whining « Tcprsfmieyourwbelpesf ■■■ '' _ ' :'■■ ' "^tf. Ofp.affe^IicinfantMf'd the aged blinde, TJiefchaueaoemiakjOOr power to aoc you tiJait.^-- ■ /=i',o». Cue all their tferoatesc i '> '■ ".' Has-, Ml v$,hiitktourMlesHldsealmec -.' ^ ^ Leti. Hdpen*3tbepkJ ";^ *\ ^ Ncwblindewitbagei' -• t; v .1.. ;.!-!i^ ■■ :^- 1 Oldti mfeffl^wMr vtdoicD^iidDoore vvi'etclted iof&pts, ;r --"^ --~ — "'"r '- Q ^ A Lamm for Loudon. Ou'ocnotthisfoulciniivietoarmesj ■ . ° Let my poore Babies kaderae CO mygtauc- W'hcre are you my poocc children." ry'ffar. Fa;her,heere. ■[>'■.■■ //.<'. WheteMt thou Lenchyi Let!' HcercpoorcFathck". h'.tr, Oldeas I am,and 1 haueeoldcthistowne. That yoLi Hiould facke it,[ did prophcfie. jSp.i, Then Prophcc.didH thou prophcficofthis/' IVtf. AhbIoudi'cSpaniard,thathaftflainemyi;bildren." iSp^. Birch.ait thou rayling?iakc thou this. Siabiher. i'S/jx Andehis, Sta^him. Get you together with your damned brats. H.y. O cruel Spaniard that do(l fpare no age nor fexc, Whstc art thou wit-e,and my poorc little children; FalUsdoVene. wf. Their blcfled foulcs in Abrtbams bofome refics. Their bodies Ivc betwixt thy fclfc and me. By whomethefc prettiewretches werebegot, O lee mc ioyne my freezing lips to thine, Now farewell Ant\\GoHermr and foldicn^ - jilu.i. Thinkeyeetopnrchafefrecdomeatthij ratcf Some tlirifJcs prodigall bellowcs in wine, Orfpendsin dalliance on his Ciirtizan, Fiuethoufjin'icrowncss !lt like your ftoyeaffoords No greater plentiefcythcr from your chertes. That (wtll With furfet of your auarice, Raincdowne; larger nirwcroffniitfullgoldc. Or tender flown ns^nittie, nere willfpnng. Gou '. I docptoteli (my Lordjbefide ourPIate, ' AnAhouIholdi; fui nicure«this is the furamc, ^- — - - - J: 3 <^f ■ 1 ■uiitr,: A Lafiim for Lon Joo; Ofallthe w«alth,atthisrirac maybcfoandi ^- ' ' '^- ^ Withinthc EogUflvhoufe; / <-yA 2 ^ - J j-<' i {f" ' '- tAln. AndisnotpIatK.": ■ i-nrr:- n-:^ ys-jusl-} Good bootc for Soldiers?haueyouthac" ' ■ > *'S^ And dare yec yet pleadc ncedic poucKic? Goe fetch it mcjOrprefentlie He' fend. : .:> A crew offuch fliarpe carucrsto yourgatc,\' As (hall anotamiza yoqr panting jicacts^ •. i\^ To fiHihck aHMiuctioBhaadiwatbi^&^dipc^ee.' :' Co. TheLcaguewithEngl. gauevsbetterhope.£v« , jilit. Talkenotofleague nor England^oodiiolgibatid itiourwareesmufickc,thatcanpIea(cthefcnce!j ;. v yjikffcithaucihechcareiullfoundofgofclci'.a -' :. ^ WhatVhefexaminc him: Ifhebring golde, .' f r;. / / Free paflage haue hejbutif emptie be Thenollowesofhisbandsjorcahnbcpoinc ••in" > c » ByDcmonftration,or.exp!;eflebyipcechi 1? iL< (f ;i>;i'T Whercitisfled,intlMstempefiiDUs.6ornfiei : !•; . H ••■' : jsi Thac wcbyhuggiijgitjmaybannifhfeare,-: ; ; ;:v.2-ii?!> r And burnifli her pale cheekes with firmer red, .i/. ! Lcchim haue that bclongsjthe torturing Cor)diB» - ., .: .;/ F4c» Excufemywantjthathaueakeadiepaidc To Sati^a £><»'i/<»»fiuehundrcd DoUofS. I ■. v. ; i u4/«. Why not as much to me?^ F<»c. Ihaucitnot, - r>jr-. „ '-ifiT. fr. Alas(my Lord)confider of my ftdtc, ,' ; ! ..i* I am but Faiflor for another man; : r.ii hd i.-i.!>v > Yetofthoftgoodseommittedtomyeharge,' ^ -lu. ,;:"iii^ HaueImadebQlde(fomuchasIh&iier^d) . , ; ;. .- n/. To free my life from furtlier prciudice, :..;.., 1 3 r, • * axf/w. HowarCthoufreeiWhen^/«rfisnpb/ce'(k ! .1 Fac. I hop c (my Lord)onc ranfomc wiU^fMiJicPj ir~i For onepoorc life. , " V e/f/«. ThatRnfo^cIctjxieiicc, .. ■ / !,L,I, ; j L . A r'T ' ' F^e, Tis ^ AXamm for London ,~ Fac. Tis paiJe (my Lord)to StiKih "Dasiftt, j4lu. Th.ic which he hath is his,anil none ofminej, vnlefTc chou canfi transfortnc vs,ancl oFtwo Make buconc pcrfon : goe to^trifle not, Bucn-iewnichow I niaybefatisficd, ■ .■; -\ Or bide the perrill that enfucs thcrcon> F;r'i'«^?jforespence. ^xk, Fac, My dcft!ny,w4G todyc this IhameM! deathj Which I accept with thar>kes eg hmithacgiues sc, And England now and London &of h farewell , I.ct after tJmes of Spaiiifli rygot tS, Hang h'm\ Enter Y^^tni^ and dBurffcnVpife, ■ ■ Van, T huj will t feaft ffi-V fcife with y^*i W«'f ;«'l|)OJI?s And glut my pyning fouIewkWagickc Ai?:eSj; 11 • Saypampci-dFroe,wheircis?hy a:cafu^ehjd^ ''-' ,"- Spcaketruthor breath thy li. ft vpoa this fl«ele,{ - The bloiidy ^';mp€c'd eormcnt of this towns „ He batten- downe your peidefrom whence k c^raie , And with your oriiamenssadofdevatthelL - -- ' ' wtf. Spare me l^an Snd I aiti a harmeles Woman, ' '> ' Aftoni{ht vnto death with fiightiug wordes, '■ - - Refraine thy d€edcs,an diet ehe ftrongcrfort, - .. ,. Bemiieriblepasienesofihywrach . i, .. Van. Pittieprcuail?!>':noSjtrea(urei$ tbefee, ' -' That bribes rhe terror of my threatningbricfi;" ' ' And therefore fpeakCjelfe haft thou fpoke thy laft» veife. Within that vault lyes all my wretched wealth, MygolJc,mypIate^yIcweIs allarethexe( • ■ • • ... - - ^^^^ ^^^ k A Latum for Lonrfoa. V.m. Then.therejthat heapc ofglorie lyct for m^ Which is the v\'ay/ xtif. That'sthccurfedway, Goc thou accurft into that (hade of heU, The Image of that euerlaflingnighc. Where thy dama'd ghoaft muft dwel exempt from light. Er//tfrSturopc. Stum. What fline is heere^whatdifcontentedruoiot Sendes fecond meflage to my dull firucke dayes, Accufiom'd tothefcreeching yell of death* Lady, what grieuancc/'what is there to doci* yfiftf. Oh gende Soldier,heauen hath got me triumph, ; Ouer that hdl-bornc furie.damn'd y StHrfit YbuareallWaUonSjbutin the iniferableft cafe thateuupoore flaucsv/erein:foryoufee,thatifany man hateaman, call him but VVallon. the Spaniards cut hi? diroatc,what country-man (b ere hebe. ^^ ^S^i.NayicisvctytnKjJcKnaortfure:. " |j ^.■.f: ' " ^^ " ' Stum The i ,•'') ■ ' '■■■■-■- / ' '"',__. y \i ■I' A Lamm for london- Siu. The Dutch on the other fidc,they hate you worft then DeiiilSjbecaufethe Spaniards tntrcd where you l:cpC the Trenches, . jSc//. Villaincs doc qi;cflion!eSjnay it is cmaine. Slum. What will you doe thcn^ heefff J5 isypoorc fiuropc and 1 haue (tumbled through a th■^ufand (hot, be yet wc h.ilt together} there was neucr one poore pccce of Timber has been folmdg'd a; it has been : zbloud it has beenfourctimesa fite vndcrmeand yet wcfcrarnbleto- gcthtr trotting, trottir.g: You'll bcelbru'd euericino- thers Sonne otyee, and worried with dogs,andyetvou*ll Rye, /S?/. Why Lieuctcnant '^-///gt.«« , what would yee haue vs doc? Sit^m. Dye like mcn.what fhould we doejftherc were any hope of fafety but there is not,there is not, ^ Sol Lciuecenant/^«?/..;:. . V ..;,:. -r - i ) Cap, rtis^IciuettnaatFI?«g^tf»asItakcit,' leiuetenant vv hrftuewcf f ,.S *^, What.«e-Afs^uothourGapEainc!vv4«B haut youbeenf,, . . i>rold:":f')5; il' . -iicii'r >'-,i:; (ap. itopkc the FrferyWercabe the Spaniards; ^ S«>K. WcU, hauc'ccReihe dayCaptainc, youh&i father been a cueing tm«8t«s,theo at a Mafie, twas not : fecne ehcir MiirretTes letC!r»j;-!ui.{c lijg a Lys Jcwzy Lackey, -as viaked as a new (hzu'd VVater-^iogs & Lord vvhy wcni you to die Fryery ^wby to the Fryerie? Cap, VVhatfhoula 1 ciocwhenttie pooreWallons fightiflgacthc Trenches, The Spaniards enering on the coiintcrfcarff, - .,' ■ fl&a Jict a Soldier fent to fccond i£hem» ' The great fwolnebellyedBurgciS get browneEiIIes,. A< to c'riue rsfcail beggers from thc-ir dcorcs? j The madding people loama/.'d with feare, . jCjI I Tharturninghead with euery little noifc, ' ; Sto'[jfvpthcentranceofi:hertreeteswithrhrongs, » That when Count ^^»*''W'j f/^««')^ and she reft, Call'a tc the Burgers for fupplyes of mcnj The vncertaine murmuj^e ofthemukitude, , - Iticreafibuc theconfiinonofthetowne: * Thevillanousanddaflardrca-eaiitAimaines. Koede to the Spaniards; caflingdowne their a?iTies^ Ssam. A?hofeAlmauieSjthoJcAlmain«s, thiycryed Hue Spaniards : a vengeance take them,they wCiC cai'd hygh AliTiainesjbut ihey are lowcnough now; for a num- ber of them are cut off by the waftc : you may call them blanch'd Aimaines and you wil/ortheir guts sre blanch'd about their hceies, Citp, EytheisdifordersofwitlcfTcTownef-men, Perceitiing thac the Spaniards would preuaile J Whatfbciiidldocbutrnifttcrsijeroylife? '■ 5r»,CapC.yoa!; life's sn as great danger nc»w as «v£ it was, The Spaniard is 5S cruel! in coldc bloud as ere he wasj V OCap5aine,Captaine,whcreisvif»f»y«rptfnow? i It%4bynaeiueplacejwhcrelhoiiid£thenbefrc«i iftiiadc a Owcjwherc I was &celie home? "~ -=^ Thefi ALaramfdrLondoo, i ' fHcr'snotr.townealmoft in Brabant now, .. • -' ; Thatoiii-sanianthefafctv ofaaight-; i-, :;..• v :' ' , | What Oiouldwc then doiflmir.g? .:f.'.'-i ' i Hau^yoiianc'Il"cCQet;iiai,that5vehaueie■ /• But then I hope I fbould not hang byththumbes, iSoh Hcdallyes withvSjtitklehimagoodc, 'Sun Oh God,God,what fhall I do^fwcee geaderoen, !; ■ Thtyackl(hm» ^Sa/. ConfcflcthetiifiiTa» . „.. 'i?«r» O Lord I i'haU round. By the/c ten endc$,I liaue noj- piate nor coynSj Your Gcnprall and Countrinscn haue all* ^laruWienterSmai'p^ and Cjif tairifii ihe $f^rd$jiy, Cdf^ What batfe-we heei-,a Barger tj^ed h^ ihiiasbs? ■ Sf«'w. !cis theTallow-cakc,theRarami(hfajc,, . - J ThatwoiiIdnotgwe?f?5pyEoaSQldis>j| j,.:i ,- ^ i A Larum for Loado fj . Iknow liim v^'cU;now Sir how feclc your fclfei' "Bur. Oh Gentlemen ncuer To much di(iic(l. Si urn. Your gicazicpanch Will not detcnJ yon tlict)!'" Bur. Not from thefc Spaniai(ls,they aicdeuils i think, Kay farrc more couctous than dcuih of ht'll. ■ -,. S'/iw. You cannot faciiHe them with a groatc, Butif I rhould requitethy vilJecontempt, Heere fhoiild 1 leauc thcc,that as thy trealure ^ ' Hasbinapraytocheiidcuouringluft, .•• -. / So in this dung-hill ofthy canyon fledi, , . • • •' Their rauenousfwoords mightfindea duiticfcaft, For nauoht but diaffe ai t thou compoied of. Nor fie for any thing but to fcedewormes, ' ; Yathou(ihaltfindeadifferencctwixtmythought3 > And the bafetemperof thy muddy mindci . ''■ Goeliuejfrhou canft fcape their bloudie hands,';, , / Tilhvantand beggeric cut flior tthy daics. "Bur. Ithanke you fir;"l hjae(for all their threatesj " One bag of DoUors ca(i into a well, And that He giue yee for this friendlie fuccour. 5f«.Hence tumbrell from my fight,whcn bouty might- Haue calm'd my fharpc afflif^ion then thy hand Was faft clofxi vp; but now it is too late, Thou wouldfl fceme prodigalljaway bafc churle. '. '' "Bur. Letmeintrcatcyou fir.totakethatfutnqiCj iL'' My heart repents mc much, for what is paft.t. ,.;.}.li _,■:.,,[ $(«»». Guts, trouble me no more. . I'.j-i-:;.!* Eur. The Lord prcfcrue you fir, ^t ■ 7 ' Surely youfeemeanhoneftGeiitlemani , , Cap. Wilt thou leaue off thy pwting and be gone/ Bur. With all my heart fii',and J ihanke you too, iix-h Cap. How like /-.fwwf^^i^hJsdbrtificIimbfS " ^ Walke not but tumble, that fad comnnon wealth, . ' .', NourccthfuchDroanestofuckeherhonny vp,. . .' ^ ' IntimeofneedfhallfindeasfmaJiruppIy, , AihehathbccntOw4«f>rw/«r Countries fall. Offend our eye-fight-jthcre no treacherie Of haughty Spaniards treade a bloudyMarchj Nor any bafe obie6lion oft ingrate. And thankelcfle Citcizens fit m our doorcs t But wcfhail quietly inioy the peace, For which we breach, there fhall we bcfecurc, There freefrom thought of this worlds niiferie. And there indeede finde true fclicJtie : Forthercourtrauellfliallberecompcnc'd, ' Our !oucrequiccd,and our wounds repaydc VVitti double merrir. Hartethenvnto the place, Vpon the earth is nodiing but difgracc. Caj). I flye wiith thee true honourable minde, And wc together will that Mancion finde. Exeunt, AUrum And. excurjtom, enter Stumpe and Captainc, bloudy and vcmnded. Stum, See Captaine,now I haue it on my brcft. The Honoui-able cognifance of death. This purple liuet ,from this weeping fount. More glads and quickens my decayed Ipirit, Than eucr chrittall fpring in hcatc of Summer : "i'hc vreary traueller,his (Irengthreuiucs, To draw out tedious houres (hll on earth, But mine doth HoriOi to poirefle,anon The bleffcd hatien ofetcrnky . (/>p* I truft I ftiall be there with as much (peed. My pafporcd docthinkeVthe Spaniards Has fcai'das deeply ,and my iourney lay dc - , . "•»•'' With no leffeeaiic trauell to be there. SQCjtfchy bleeding woundcs can fpcake to me. Mine i A Larum tor London* Mine can as fafl make anfwcrevntot!iinc» ^• ' ,':> Stum. Let liic imbracc this fwcet affinity, Likcinourliuesagteeinsinourdcathesj Bucwhat doc I behold/ thine cyc-lids faint, .1 And the waimc touch of thy defired cheekc, . ! Begins to fTcez.e; wilt thou anticipate "\ 1 hofe ioycs before me?gentle Captainc fiay. There's but a minute that dcuides our hopes : Ohheisdcadjfnayhisdcpartingfbulc, Vflicr my fpirit aboue thofe fleeting clowdes : ; ■ Death.vvhy dciayfi thou? fet thy lazy hand To the deuorcemene of my loathed flefli. lam prepar'd,my pcnitentfad thoughtSj Hauelongjigoe waflit my contagious finne: The bioud that I haue fpilt ^the Maflacres Ptociir'd and prad^if 'd by this hand of mine) Heauen lay not to my chargejfor though my fvvord Was ncuct drawne but in a nghcfuU caufc. Yet much milprifion hath attended It; H>ati and.aUclfe,ebis iigh craucs pardon for. Mine eyes were nere accurtomert lo teares, Lctitfuffice,£hefew'ounfic3docv«'ecpeforthefffl5 ; ^iTftprrpffercweJljifthouhaucdone jtievwoQgj, Thislateftgafpe/endspatficii ftommytung., ^fiff^M Enter in triHmfb,with 'Zfrnm,Culom md Sei Her ftrecf e$Iy)e t%Ml«,Yvicb flaughtered c ark^JIis^ ., <.. Hcrhoufesth^J>^<3i^jirg^,fiuftwiChpridej .,;;;. ..i Areleftasn*^ed8fel^(Wii^?s.>i.y .,j4yf] .^d;.! .^ A,; V A Lariim for London," Ohinraiiorreofiiumaiiiedeaiency, * My hear«(methinkes)cc■ - ToomuchaddiiiedtoEfedi'priuacelaflj • ; And that concludes their Mattirdoonne was luft, > Holde, one ofyou.coniiaj £his reriouslctcet To V. arlickft >>p?r/)f, ^ Like to die ccchoing damour of a Trumpet, Speake not our decdcs before oiir owns approach. I Sou My LordjbehoidwhereJyethemangiedbodies an. VVhotoiich«hthembutindilgrace,myfwoord,^ H Shall Ic^bisanne off, were they -prouderayl^ fchou? " I Their piidc was honourable,defcruing loue Rathge gfeetj haw^ nay fliould we doe them right. Had chey been Rrciigthned with conuenient aydc. We ii*d been beaten frdhi the towne agzine , And made exchange of Cdnqueft which liibd'i'd. There ncuerliued two more Heroyckefplrie^ ; TfwtfortheirCounttyhaucdeferu'dasmuch, " : ' TobcrenouaedjascuerCix'wojwas," ';: » OrRoa>aincD(ffww/>rthetwovalliaDtCtfrf«5 , ^ Theyfbrtheircounc^Kxnildbuttoofetheirliucs, ] Thde haue in«cqaall Muice done a»mueh« ..!'.. ^ Take vp thdt bod/csj often &oufani{Jch«»i'- ' ' "■■" Rcfg (■■? Alarum for Loncfon * Reft by ourfwoords,and left vnburicd, , Tbdctwo will-wcia perfon fee inta/d/ And doe thttn right,thc law of Armss requires j . So mardi wc hcncc,ftriking a triournfiill k)und, Xai wc hauclaydc ouriionourd foes b ground. Extnitt, Spilogus, £nterTime. Time. *T "» fJns WvrldingSfTimt in his vuxvomed loMe, L Hathji*y'd his e