PAGE The Catholick Cause; or, thc borrid practice of murdering Kings justifie
And cummended by the Pope, in a speech to his cardinals, upon the barbarous assassination of Henry the Third of France, who was stabbed by Jaques Clenzent, a Dominican Friar. The true copy of wbich speech, both in Latin, and also faithfully rendered into English, you have in the following pages. London, printed for Walter Kettilby, at the Bishop's Head, iu St. Paul's Churchyard, 1678. 4to, containing twenty-four pages 130 The whole aud true Discourse of the Enterprises and secrete Conspiracies,
that have been made against the person of Henry de Valois, most Christian King of Fraunce and Poland : wherupono followed his death, by the haud of a young Jacobin Frier, the first day of August, 1589; whereby the enemies of the crown thought to have reduced and brought all Fraunce to their will and deuotion. Together with the assembly that the King, before his death, made of the priuces of the blood, lordes, and gentlemen, that were in his armie, with the heads of the strauogers, to whom he declared bis last will. Englished out of the French copie printed at Caan, in Normandie. Imprinted by Thomas Purfoote, and are to bee soulde at his shoppe, without New-gate, ouer against S. Sepulcher's Church, 1589. In black letter, 8vo. coutaining twelve pages
142 A Discourse concerning the Spanish Fleet'iuvading England in the year 1958,
and overthrowu by her Majesty's navy, under the conduct of ihe Right Hon. the Lord Charles Howard, High Admiral of Englaud; written in Italian, by Petrucciu Ubaldino, citizen of Florence, 1590, 4to, containing thirty-two pages The English Romayne Life : discovering the Lives of the Englisbmen at
Rome; the orders of the English semivarie; the dissention between the
Englishmen and the Welchmen; the banishing of the Englishmeu out of
Rome; the Pope's sending for them agame; a reporte of many of the
paltrie reliques in Rome; theyr vautes under a he ground; their holy pilgri-
mages; and a number of other matters, woorthie to be read and regarded
of euery one. There vuto is added, the cruell tiranny vsed ou an English-
man at Rome ; his Christian suffering, and notable martirdome, for the
gospel of Jesus Christ, in anno 1581. Written by A. M. sometime the
Pope's scholler in the seminarie among them.
Honos alit artes.
Seene and allowed : imprinted at London by lohn Charlwoode, for Nicho-
las Ling, dwelling in Paule's Church-yarde, anno 1590. In black letter.
Quarto, containing seventy-two pages
167 Declaration of great Troubles pretended against the Realme, by a number of
Seminarie Priests and lesuits, sent and very secretly dispersed in the same, to worke great treasous vnder a false pretence of religion. With a provision very necessarie for Remedie thereof. Published by this her Maies. ties proclamation. Imprinted at Loudon, by the deputies of Cliristopher Barker, printer to tbe Queenes most excellent Maiestie, MDXCI, 4to, containing fourteen pages
209 A Qvip for an vpstart Courtier : or, a quaint Dispute between Veluei-breeches
and Cloth-breeches. Whereiu is plainely set downe the disorders in all estates and trades. London : imprinted by Joho Wolfe, and are to bee sold at lois shop, at Poules Chaine, 1592, lu black letter, quarto, contam
21) Some Observations on the Trial of Spencer Cowper, j. Marson, e. sievens,
and W. Rogers, that were tried at Hertford, about the murder of Sarah Stout, together with other things relating thereunto. Quarto, containing twenty pages
250 A Speech made by Queen Elisabeth (of famous memory) in Parliament, ando
1593 ; and in the tbirty-fifth year of her reign, concerning the Spanish lavasion, folio, one page
261