Page Line 114 29 _for_ Simon _read_ Symonds. 192 note _for_ Horton _read_ Hopton. 207 1 _insert_ Bishops. 210 7 _for_ in 1646. He died _read_ He died in 1646, 215 19 _for_ Rauthaus _read_ Rathhaus. 453 22 _for_ condition _read_ erudition. 521 heading _for_ Denominations _read_ Demonstrations. VOL. II. 125} 127} headings read _Sir Harry Vane_. 133 7 _for_ Naylor _read_ Nayler. 146 3 _the word_ been _is dropped into line_ 4. 151 31 _for_ Bordura _read_ Bodurda. 262 note _for_ according _read_ accordingly. 361 heading for _Fox and Cromwell_ read _Fox's Disciples_. 409 10 _for_ Isaac _read_ Isaak. 427 1 & 13 _for_ Francis _read_ Frances. [Illustration] INTRODUCTION. On the third of November, 1640, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, the Earl Marshal of England came into the outer room of the Commons' House, accompanied by the Treasurer of the King's Household and other officers. When the Chancery crier had made proclamation, and the clerk of the Crown had called over the names of the returned knights, citizens, burgesses, and barons of the Cinque-ports; and after his Lordship had sworn some threescore members, and made arrangements for swearing the rest, he departed to wait upon his Majesty, who, about one o'clock, came in his barge from Whitehall to Westminster stairs. There the lords met him. Thence on foot marched a procession consisting of servants and officers of state.[1]