EXTRAORDINARY NEWES FROM Colonell IOHN BARKEER Governour of Coventry, TO A MERCHANT OF LONDON.
Shewing how Sir WILLIAM BRERETON hath raised the siege from Namptwich in Cheshire.

SIR,

I Have sent you the good News which we have in our parts. The Messenger being in haste I could not write any larger to you.

Iohn Barker.

Prisoners taken at the raising of the siege from Namptwich, 26 Janu. 1643.

  • SErgeant-major-generall Gibson.
  • Sir Michael Earnly, Col:
  • Sir Richard Fleetwood. Col.
  • Colonell Monks.
  • Colonell Warren.
  • Sir Francis Butler, Lieutenant-colonell.
  • Lieutenant-colonell Gibs.
  • Major Hamond.
14 Captains.
  • ATkins.
  • Liddington
  • Tinch.
  • Disney.
  • Fisher.
  • Cooke
  • Ward
  • Deane
  • Incas
  • Ledcote
  • Deetes
  • Shotterwood
  • Bawbridge
  • Willis
19 Lieutenants.
  • LOng
  • Norton
  • Rowe
  • Pawlett
  • Goodwin
  • Kinerstone
  • Dulaton
  • Pate
  • Morgell
  • Strange
  • Shipworth
  • Ancars
  • Billingley
  • Custelion
  • Milliner
  • Bradshaw
  • Lionnes
  • Golden
  • Smith
26 Ensignes.
  • BRowne
  • Brewreton
  • Batch
  • Ihnes
  • Wright
  • Dampell
  • Southwood
  • Addise
  • Smith
  • Vahan
  • Reise
  • Doreworth
  • Musgrave
  • Pennycocks
  • Dunstermile
  • Elliard
  • Itlack
  • Phillips
  • Hewde
  • Thomas
  • Morgan
  • Lewes
  • Goodfellow
  • Busbey
  • Terringham
  • Withers.
Ordnance6 Peeces
Carriages20
Women with long Knives120
Common Souldiers1700
Gentlemen of Companies20
Serjeants41
Drummes40
Corporals63
Priests40
Horse120

Printed according to Order.

London Printed by E. G. for John Rothwell. 1643.

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