AUGUST 23 When LAURENCE, COLLIER, COKER, and STERE, At Canterbury, were causeless slain, 23 With HOPPER and WRIGHTE; Six in one fire, Converted flesh to earth again; 24 When ROGER CORRIAR was done to death: We wished for our ELIZABETH. AUGUST 26 When TANKERFIELDE, at St. Albans, 26 And WILLIAM BAMFORD, spent his blood; When harmful hearts, as hard as stones, 30 Burnt ROBERT SMITH and STEPHEN HARWO[O]D; 29 When PATRICK PATTINGHAM died the death: We wished for our ELIZABETH. AUGUST 31 When JOHN NEWMAN, and THOMAS FUSSE, At Ware, and Walden, made their end; 30 When WILLIAM HAILES, for CHRIST JESUS, With breath and blood did still contend; 31 When he, at Barnet, was put to death: We wished for our ELIZABETH. AUGUST 31 When SAMUELL did firmly fight, Till flesh and blood, to ashes went; 3 When constant COB, with faith upright, At Thetford, cruelly was brent: When these with joy did take their death; We wished for our ELIZABETH. SEPTEMBER 2 When WILLIAM ALLEN, at Walsingham, For truth was tried in fiery flame; 3 When ROGER COOE, that good old man! Did lose his life, for CHRISTes name; When these, with others, were put to death: We wished for our ELIZABETH. SEPTEMBER 6 When BRADBRIDGE, STRETER, and BURWARDE, 6 TUTTIE, and GEORGE PAINTER of Hyde, Unto their duty, had good regard; Wherefore in one fire, they were fried: When these, at Canterbury, took their death; We wished for our ELIZABETH. SEPTEMBER When JOHN LESSE, prisoner in Newgate, 10 By sickness turned to earth and clay; When wicked men, with ire and hate, 13 Burnt THOMAS HEYWARDE, and GOREWAY; 13 When TINGLE, in Newgate, took his death: We wished for our ELIZABETH. SEPTEMBER 14 When RICHARD SMITH in Lollards' Tower; 15 ANDROWES and KYNG, by sickness, died; In fair fields they had their bower, Where earth and clay doth still abide: When they, in this wise, did die the death; We wished for our ELIZABETH. SEPTEMBER 19 When GLOVER, and CORNELIUS Were fiercely brent at Coventry; 4 When WOLSEY and PIGOT, for CHRIST JESUS At Ely, felt like cruelty. 19 When the poor bewept Master GLOVER's death, We wished for our ELIZABETH.