Note 289 — Chapter X

July 28, 1642—The Lords give judgment against John Marston, Clerk, who had said—"The Parliament set forth flams to cozen and cheat the country and get their money, &c. He is deprived of all ecclesiastical preferments; made incapable hereafter to hold place or dignity in Church or Commonwealth; imprisoned in the Gatehouse; and ordered to give sureties."—Parliaments and Councils of England, 396.