Certain observations upon a libel, entitled, “A

Declaration of the true Causes of the great

Troubles presupposed to be intended against

the Realm of England"

A true report of the detestable treason, intended
by Dr. Roderigo Lopez, a physician attend-
ing upon the person of the queen's Majesty
The proceedings of the earl of Essex
A declaration of the practices and treasons at-
tempted and committed by Robert earl of Es-
sex, and his complices, against her Majesty
and her kingdoms; and of the proceedings as
well at the arraignment of the said late earl
and his adherents, as after, together with the
very confessions, and other parts of the evi-
dences themselves, word for word, taken out
of the originals

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58. Of vicissitude of things

Of a king

408

The apology of Sir Francis Bacon, in certain

imputations concerning the late earl of Es-

Touching the provision for sufficient maintenance

in the church

A speech in the lower house of parliament, by

occasion of a motion concerning the union of

laws

Considerations touching the plantation in Ire-

land

468

470

359

The translation of certain psalms into English

verse.

Psalm 1.

. 360

A report in the house of commons, of a speech

delivered by the earl of Salisbury; and another

speech delivered by the carl of Northampton,

at a conference concerning the petition of the

merchants upon the Spanish grievances

A certificate to his Majesty touching the projects

of Sir Stephen Proctor relating to the penal

laws

362 A speech used to the king by his Majesty's so-

licitor, being chosen by the commons, as their

mouth and messenger, for the presenting to

his Majesty the instrument or writing of their

grievances

A speech used unto the lords at a conference by

commission from the commons, moving and

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Mr. Bacon's discourse in praise of his sovereign 370