JULY 16 When ASKUE, PALMER, and JOHN GWIN Were brent with force, at Newbury; Lamenting only for their sins, And in the LORD were full merry: When tyrants merciless, put these to death, We wished for our ELIZABETH. JULY 18 When JOHN FORMAN, and mother TREE, At[3]Grenstede, cruelly were slain; 18 When THOMAS DUNGATE, to make up three, With them did pass from woe and pain: When these, with others, were put to death; We wished for our ELIZABETH. AUGUST 20 When the weaver at Bristow died, And, at Derby, a wedded wife; When these with fiery flames were fried, For CHRISTes cause, losing their life; When many others were put to death, We wished for our ELIZABETH. SEPTEMBER 24 When RAVENSDALE and two brethren more, To earthly ashes were consumed; 25 A godly glover would not adore Their filthy idol; whereat they fumed; When he, at Bristol, was put to death, We wished for our ELIZABETH. SEPTEMBER 26 When JOHN HORNE, with a woman wise, At Newton, under hedge were killed, Stretching their hands with lifted eyes, And so their years, in earth fulfilled; When these, with violence, were put to death, We wished for our ELIZABETH. SEPTEMBER When DUNSTON, CLARKE, and POTKIN's wife, WILLIAM FOSTER, and ARCHER also, In Canterbury, did lose their life By famishment; as the talk do go. When these, alas, thus took their death, We wished for our ELIZABETH. OCTOBER When three, within one castle died, And in the fields were layed to rest. When at Northampton, a man was tried Whether GOD or Mammon he loved best. When these, by tyranny, were put to death, We wished for our ELIZABETH. 1557. JANUARY 2 When THOMAS FINALL and his man, 2 FOSTER and three good members more, Were purgèd with their fiery fan At Canterbury, with torments sore. When they with cheerfulness took their death, We wished for our ELIZABETH. JANUARY When two at Ashford, with cruelty, For CHRISTes cause, to death were brent; 2 When, not long after, two, at Wye, Suffered for CHRIST His Testament: When wily wolves put these to death, We wished for our ELIZABETH.