APRIL 2 When AWCOCKE, in Newgate prisoner, His latter end, with joy, did make; 11 When JOHN WARREN and CARDMAKER, Kissed each other at the stake; 24 When MARCH, the Minister, was put to death: We wished for our ELIZABETH. JUNE When WILLIAM COWLEY, for offence, 4 Was forthwith hanged at Charing Cross; Buried; then burned, of fond pretence; Thus carion carcass they did toss: When such insipients put men to death, We wished for our ELIZABETH. JUNE 10 When worthy WATTES, with constant cry, Continued in the flaming fire; 11 When SIMSON, HAWKES, and JOHN ARDLIE Did taste the tyrant's raging ire; 11 When CHAMBERLAINE was put to death: We wished for our ELIZABETH. JUNE 12 When blessed BUTTER and OSMANDE, With force of fire, to death were brent; 12 When SHITTERDUN, sir FRANKE, and BLANDE, 12 And HUMFREY MIDDLETON of Kent; 1 When MINGE, in Maidstone, took his death: We wished for our ELIZABETH. JULY When BRADFORD, beautified with bliss, 1 With young JOHN LEAST, in Smithfield, died; When they, like brethren, both did kiss, And in the fire were truly tried; When tears were shed for BRADFORD's death: We wished for our ELIZABETH. JULY 12 When DIRICK HARMAN lost his life; 12 When LAUNDER, in their fume, they fried; 12 When they sent EVERSON from strife, With moody minds, and puffèd pride; 12 When WADE, at Dartford, died the death: We wished for our ELIZABETH. JULY 21 When RICHARD HOOKE, limbless and lame, At Chichester, did bear the cross; 22 When humble HALL, for CHRISTes name, Ensued the same, with worldly loss; 23 When JOAN POLLEY was burnt to death: We wished for our ELIZABETH. JULY 23 When WILLIAM AILEWARDE, at Reading, In prison died of sickness sore; 23 When ABBES, which feigned a recanting Did wofully weep, and deplore; 23 When he, at Bury, was done to death: We wished for our ELIZABETH. AUGUST 23 When DENLY died, at Uxbridge town, With constant care to CHRISTES cause; 23 When WARREN's widow yielded down Her flesh and blood, for holy laws; When she, at Stratford, died the death: We wished for our ELIZABETH.