perceiving my banners-, would flock to enrol tiiem» felves under them, and would be fearful of iacip ring, by a contrary conduâ, my difpleafure.* This • CHAÉ LUI. f Il-E RING OF ENGLAND ISSUES HIS ORDERS FO* AIX CAPABLE OF BEARING ARMS m THE NEIGHp BOUEHOOD OF BRISTOt TO MARCH TO LONDON —SIR ROBERT TRESILIAN, SENT THITHER AS A SPY, IS DISCOVERED, AND BEHEADED BY COJIsi MAND OF THE. KING'S UNCLES% ^pHE king of England iffued his fommoitft t# many, peat barony knights and - iquues in Wales* in the country round ftriftol, and on the Seven&fide. Soma .escufed thewttfelvcs byfendiag fatisfaâory teafonfc i but otters came and placed ihentfelàrés undfcr the obedience of thé king, nofr withstanding their coijvi&ion that it was impoffibk to augur my thkg good from the enterprife. While this army waa^l&ftihg, the king and the duke, in a feast conference, determined to fend one-of tbctii confidential friend* to London, to ob* ferve what was going forward, and, if the king's uncle* fiiii remained therei to difcover what they *eDe doing. Aftttfeaae.oiiilderation, they could VOL, VIII. Z - not •337 '