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Publifhed‘to refrelh the Memories of alliundepraved Englijhmen, and
thereby prevent the Ruine of this Natl'On, by d‘isbeiievingfor’
forgetting of them. , . , ” ; . 1 . . '.._,

Firft, ¥ He Burning of the City of Lemma the Year 1666-, by'Whichthe P4}

pifl: (by Plunder in the time of thefire) got 130061. declaro, which
they brought into their Treafiiry, for carrying on of their Satanical De-
~ figns, the Truth of Which is proved by that molt worthy and deferving.

*perfon Dr. T it»: Dates, to Whom, and to Sir ~1/1/17thWaller, next under Go‘d,a;-;d our ,

King, we owe our Deliverance;

Secondly, T he Burning of Soathmarlg, by which the Papifl: got ,1n the lame way as be '

fore, 30001. to bring into their Treafury, as is alfo preved by 1330”“; whoife [Evi—
dence {lands authentick and‘un—impeached, maugre the Attempts of the, Wicked Church
of Rome, and their Adherents, for the invalidating of it. _- ' ' , J

Thirdly, The Burning-of SLICatberjm: by the Paptfls, is prayed by that Faithful Serfi

. vant to his King and Countrey, "Gap“t'. Bedloe ; and all thefe are perpetrated by them, as

previous ,’ and in order to their Grand and Helliih ;Confpira_'cy. .. i , -

Fourthly, The Murder of the King, the Introduciii‘g‘ f Popery,fand Arbitrary'G‘o-a
vernmentz, and confequentlyethe Mallacring of (at Ie' . ) the Chief and Heads of the
Proteltan'ts, Without which, they could not promife to themfelvT‘es.theefibéiing of, their.
Delign: And the Truth of this hath been fuificientiy made out attire feveral Trials of
the fev ral perfons that have been Executed for the fame, and «with In much Demoni’tratia
on of lyehe Iruth hereof to his Majefty, that he hath, Firlt, Owned his Belief of it, by
fevera- Proclamations :, giving the Pidgéghe true Epithetes of Hellifh' and Damnabl'e "5 and
Secondly, By his appointing throughout, the Land "a Day of Humiliation iIi'Faltin-g and

Praying, upon the Occafion‘of the Difcovery-‘bereof 3' all which may well lay an Obiigal.~ '

tion'of Duty upon all geod Subjects, net to q‘uel’tion the Truth of his Proclamations,
which are alfo feconded by the Judgment of two fiveral Parliaments, who after" Hearin";
of Witnefl‘es, Voted their full fatisfaétion of the Truth of thefe Infernal Popifh‘ Plots ,

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lbufineié )Mr. Bangerfield: Narrative, for‘theImpeached-sshorddevhafin“ rty «to, cometo"
one another,andto have whom they pleafe come to them, they, doyélittle“) be; tafifiiefitrivihgone
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the reib i2 , n ; . ,. . A ‘ . ‘ .

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themfelves,*3 were ‘( ihrgivifigl*theie Efidettcefi):§to follow the ,Direftions theyflhould; re:-
ceive hetez, {rem theta?! t wlio:‘fent for- :them, andlodgeflathem in'the forementioned Mrs.
Cellier: Houfei, had all ofi he‘lh the ill? lutk to be ,detettedinlfieurt of great Forgery, at: the
Tryal'oftheirtEriendflatherprielts andjefiritsy " r _ a gem ,~ ‘ ; .

N inthly, The endeavours of Mr. Teamifo‘m Friends to bring him to d6flY* Whathe hath
, difcové’",ed;«terning tlieripdpijh 'le,a..a'pp’ears by the‘l’everalrlgetters Writ‘tohim by his
Brother the Iéfuit, afidJothe’rgwhi‘Charevre’dit‘ed inMr; rfim'zifl fir, Narrative. . ' \ '

Tenthlil-Their’ p‘refisnt Confpiracy‘ for Malfa’cring," andJQECito-,enrich_; themfelves) Plun—
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' they Glory: ' It G‘Od is above them, andthong’h they Will not fee, he“ {will-{make them fee, _

and be amanjlédibf their Malice and Hatred “niainfl: his People. ._ 2;. . ; feats; -~
Theirdtahring in a few Ignorant, De c eel-Apprentices,- to cdlnufiflltir MifChifiiVQUS
Devicesflhew more the Malice and'Hatnedpf‘ their Hearts, than i’ttenghpf their Brains,
for thofighthere maybe fame lend Fell'ows arnonglt thennthere cannot he enough to do; their
abominable drugery,they being in’the ge ral of lbber education,and as We at leal’c haters of-

, their damnab‘ie Intentions, and their Policy in giving their pr'efent Contrivance the name of -

the Apprentices Plot, is eafily feen through hope, Fora

Firlt, They do it,to keepthe odium of it off themfelves,and according to their uTual Pra,
(lice, to thruf’t it upon the Proteflants, as had the Gmpawder—Plot taken " effeét, they were in,
thofe days, provided of St. Omar-like Witnell‘es, to haveproved that they did it in their
own defence, to prevent a Maffacre of them, which was intended by the Prue/tam: : as alfo
the Pepi/l: at this day are fo Impudent, thatI have heard fome of them affirm, that the Mal}
facre in Ireland, was a Maflacre of them by the Prateyi‘ams, and not of the Prom/tam: by the
Papifls, and finely never any Heathens, or Infidels, made Lies their Refuge like to the Pa-

Secondly, knowing that Popery cannot be brought into England, where the lightof the
Gofpel fhines {0 clear, without Arbitrar- ‘ government, and that cannot? be introduced
without ruining of the City, they, can}
this end, that when they have deitroy'e the King, they may make the Government of the
City, not being ableto keep the Citizens in peace, a pretence for taking away the Charter;
of it, and thence to rule it for the future by “a Governor, with a, Ganrifon, after their,
own will and pleafiire, which would be’a more effectual way for .deitroying 0f Lamina,

than the’burning of it ~,, for the lofs by Fire, maybe recovered by Trade, but the lots Of ‘

Trade, by the lofs of Liberty is irreparable, and this Plot, like the reIt, appears by EX"-
amination,.to have been forged in; the Tower, and carried on by the Lords that, are Pri-
foners init, " ' ' ‘ '

eaPIht after the Name. of the Apprentices , to ‘

Eleventhly,The Papifts late,ntoitl inhumane,bruitilh,and worfie'than Bealtly‘uf age ‘0an ‘

'Amold, in the many wounds "they molt cruelly and malicioufly gave him , Abefide‘Butcher-

like cutting of his Throat with a,Knife, after they had by men employed to flat pnrpofe, '

knocked him down in a by Lane, at 10 a Clock at Night, to prevent his Information the
next Day aga'inl’c them, is another demonftration of their murtherous and bloody Princi—

ciples :, and the miraculOus ‘eitape and recovery of this Gentleman , ought to be reckoned- ¥
withthe reft of the "merciful Providences of. God towards us, and as an earneftof his“

fpecial preteétion, and that he who hath. , delivered us, will l’cill deliver us, as‘alfo a warn-w
ing to us, to have a watchful Eye upon the Papilis, whofe Mercies are Cruelties.

The Burning of the Temple, the feveral‘ Fires in London, the delign Three or FoUr years - -
, agoe for burning the Market‘Towns in Hartfordjhire, Durance endeavouring fubornation ,

of perjury againft Sr. Kabfayton, Iornit it, as not being fo Authentickly proved as the
refit, though under violent prefumption, that they all derive. their Original from one and
the fame Fountain, the Whifling infignifiicant Cafllemain, and the relbof the Papiits. (1

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