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<head>To the Kings moſt Excellent Majeſty, and the Lords and Peeres now aſſembled in Parliament.</head>
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<seg rend="decorInit">T</seg>Hat whereas the Petitioners are called up by ſeverall and reſpective Writs, and under great penalties, to attend in Parliament, and have a cleer and undubitate Right to Vote in Bills, and other matters what<g ref="char:EOLhyphen"/>ſoever, debateable in Parliament, by the ancient Cuſtomes, Laws, and Statutes of this Realm, and ought to be protected by your Majeſty, quie<gap reason="illegible: missing" extent="1 letter">
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<p>They humbly remonſtrate and proteſt before God, your Majeſty, and the Noble Lords and Peers now aſſembled in Parliament, That as they have an indubitate Right to ſit and Vote in the Houſe of the Lords, ſo are they (if they may be protected from force and violence) moſt ready and willing to perform their Duties accord<g ref="char:EOLhyphen"/>ingly. And that they do abhominate all Actions or Opinions, tending to Popery, and the maintenance thereof; as alſo, all propenſion and inclination to any malignant party, or any other ſide or party whatſoever, to the which their own Reaſons and Conſciences ſhall not move them to adhere.</p>
<p>But whereas they have been at ſeverall times violently Menaced, Affronted, and Aſſaulted, by multitudes of people, in their coming to perform their Services in that Honorable Houſe; and lately chaſed away, and put in danger of their lives, and can finde no redreſſe or protection, upon ſundry complaints made to both Houſes in theſe particulars.</p>
<p>They likewiſe humbly proteſt before your Majeſty, and the Noble Houſe of Peers, That ſaving unto themſelves all their Rights and Intereſts of Sitting and Voting in that Houſe at other times, they dare not Sit or Vote in the Houſe of Peers, untill your Majeſty ſhall further ſecure them from all Affronts, Indignities and dangers in the premiſſes.</p>
<p>Laſtly, Whereas their fears are not built upon Phantaſies and Conceipts, but upon ſuch Grounds and Objects, as may well terrifie men of good Reſolutions, and much Conſtancy. They do in all duty and humility proteſt before your Majeſty, and the Peers of that moſt Honorable Houſe of Parliament, againſt all Laws, Orders, Votes, Reſolu<g ref="char:EOLhyphen"/>tions, and determinations, as in themſelves Null, and of none effect; which in their abſence, ſince the 27 of this inſtant Month of <hi>December,</hi> 1641. have already paſſed; as likewiſe againſt all ſuch as ſhall hereafter paſſe in that moſt Hono<g ref="char:EOLhyphen"/>rable Houſe, during the time of this their forced and violent abſence from the ſaid moſt Honorable Houſe; not deny<g ref="char:EOLhyphen"/>ing, but if their abſenting of themſelve<gap reason="illegible: under-inked" extent="1 letter">
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<p>And humbly beſeeching your moſt Excellent Majeſty to command the Clerk of that Houſe of Peers, to enter this their Petition and Proteſtation amongſt his Records.</p>
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<signed>They will ever pray to God to bleſſe and preſerve, &c.
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<item>Jo. Eborac.</item>
<item>Thomas, Dureſme.</item>
<item>Robt. Co. Lich.</item>
<item>Joſ. Norwich.</item>
<item>Jo. Aſaphen.</item>
<item>Guil. Ba. & Wells.</item>
<item>Geo. Hereford.</item>
<item>Rob. Oxon.</item>
<item>Ma. Ely.</item>
<item>Godfr. Glouc.</item>
<item>Jo. Peterburg.</item>
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<hi>Vera Copia.</hi>
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<hi>London,</hi> Printed for <hi>Joſeph Hunſcutt.</hi> 1642.</p>
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