• THe Lord St John slain at Edg-hil fight.
• The Lord Brook slain at Lichfield.
• Sir William Fairfax brother to the noble Lord Fairfax slain at the raising of the siege before Mountgomery Castle.
• Sir John Meldrum mortally wounded in the admirable service performed by him at Scarbrough Castle.
• Major General Charls Fairfax, brother to his Excellency Sir Thomas Fairfax, slain at Marston-Moor fight.
• Colonel Charls Essex slain at Edg-hil fight.
• Lieutenant Colonel Ramsey slain also at Edg-hil fight,
• Colonel Tucker slain at Newbury fight.
• Serjeant Major Quarles slain at Brain­ford fight.
• Serjeant Major Stawhan slain at the Fearfull fight betwixt Friznol-hil and Tough-hil.
• Captain George Massey slain at Newbery fight.
• Captain Hunt slain at Newbery fight.
• Captain Lazy slain at Brainford fight.
• Captain Lister slain at Tadcaster fight.
• Captain Nutty slain at the siege of Reading.
• Captain Williams slain neer Os­westry.
• Captain Lieutenant Fletcher slain neer Oswestry.
• Lieutenant Richard Macock slain at the siege of Ragland Castle.
• Captain Pue slain at Marston-Moor fight.
• Mr Hugh Popham slain.
• Major Burton slain.
• Major Haynes slain at St Beaudeux.
• Captain Dove slain at Sherbourn Castle.
• Two other Captains, whose names are not perfectly known, slain there also.
• Lieutenant Colonel Ingoldsby slain at Hilford Castle.
• Captain Allen slain neer Burleigh Garrison.
• Major Sydenham slain at Melcomb.
• Captain Oglesby,
• Major Jackson.
• Major Bradbury.
• Major Fitz Simons.
• Colonel Iohn Gunter.

The ful number 32.

• THe Earl of Lindsey Lord General of his Majesties Forces who was slain at the Battel of Edg-hil.
• The Lord George Stuart slain also at Edg-hil fight.
• The Lord John Stuart slain at Che­riton.
• The Lord Bernard Stuart slain at Routon Heath: All these three Lords being of the blood royal, brothers to the Duke of Lenox.
• The Earl of Northampton slain neer Stafford.
• The Earl of Denbigh slain neer Brim­midgham.
• The Marquis of Viville slain at New­bery fight.
• The Earl of Carnarvan slain at New­bery fight.
• The Earl of Sunderland.
• The Earl of Kingston after he was taken prisoner, going in a Pinace towards Hull, by the Earl of Newcastles Cavaliers that thought to have rescued him was shot to death and none hurt besides him.
• The Lord Grandison.
• The Lord Faulkland.
• The Lord Darcy, eldest son to the Earl of Monmouth slain at Marston-Moor fight.
• Lord Ashton slain neer Dudley Castle.
• General Cavendish slain at Gains­brough.
• General Mynne slain at Ridmarly.
• Sir Edward Varney the Kings Stan­dard-bearer slain at Edg-hil fight.
• Sir John Harper slain at Bradford in Yorkshire.
• Sir Bevil Greenvil son to the Marquis of Hartford slain neer Marsh-field.
• Sir George Bowles slain neer Horn­castle.
• Sir William Wentworth brother to the Earl of Strafford.
• Sir Francis Dacres neer kinsman to the Lord Dacres.
• Sir William Lambton.
• Sir Marmaduke Loudson.
• Sir Thomas Metton.
• Mounseir St Paul a French Gentle­man.
• Sir Richard Goodhil.
• Sir William Crofts slain near Stoaksey Castle.
• Sir Thomas Nott slain at Highworth in Wiltshire.
• Colonel Owen slain at Holt bridge.
• Sir Bryan Stapleton.
• Sir Francis Carnabie.
• Sir Richard Hutton.
• Colonel Monroe slain at Edg-hil fight.
• Colonel Wane slain neer Namptwich.
• Colonel Ewers.
• Colonel Roper.
• Colonel Slingsby slain.
• Colonel Fenwick slain.
• Colonel Prideaux slain.
• Colonel Atkins slain.
• Col. Marrow slain neer Crowton House.
• Col. Baynes slain at Malpass.
• Col. Connyers slain also at Malpass.
• General Gorings brother slain at Newbery fight.
• Colonel Haughton slain neer Nampt­wich.
• General Gorings Quarter-Master General of Horse.
• General Gorings Quarter-Master of Foot.
• Colonel Phillips slain neer Winchester.
• Lieutenant Colonel Ward slain neer Marsh-field.
• Lieutenant Colonel Howard slain also neer Marsh-field.
• Lieutenant Colonel Bowles slain at Alton in Surrey.
• Lieutenant Colonel Liste slain neer Namptwich.
• Lieutenant Colonel Stonywood slain.
• Serjeant Major Beamount drowned neer Leeds.
• Serjeant Major Purvey slain at Preston.
• Serjeant Major Smith slain at Gains­brough.
• Serjeant Major Lower slain neer Marsh-field.
• Major Wells slain at Glocester.
• The Mayor of Preston slain.
• Major Heskith slain at Malpass.
• Major Trevillian slain.
• Major Hatton Farmer slain neer Ab­ington.
• Major Pilkinton slain in Worcestersh.
• Major Duet slain neer Radcoat­bridge.
• Major Heynes slain.
• Major Pollard slain at Dartmouth.
• Captain Wray slain.
• Captain Bins slain.
• Captain Houghton slain.
• Captain Baggot slain.
• Captain Iames slain neer Marshfield.
• Captain Cornisham slain.
• Cap. Plunket slain about Strozby Heath.
• Sir John Smith, brother to the Lord Cottington.
• Major Threave slain.
• Captain Fry slain.
• Colonel Billingsly slain.
• Captain Cottingham slain neer Ruthen Castle.
• Major Cafts slain at Bazing house.
• Six Priests slain at Bazing house.
• Lieutenant Colonel Gardner slain neer Winchester.

The full number 82.

With divers more of quality which were found dead after several fights, but to the Parliaments Forces unknown.

• AT Babel hil 6.
• At Portsmouth 1.
• At Manchester 4.
• At Kenton 300.
• At Brainford about 60.
• At Winchester 4.
• At Tadcaster 8.
• At Bradford 5.
• At Henley 3.
• At Leeds 12.
• At Namptwich 3.
• At Preston 4.
• Near Stafford 10.
• At Midlewich 6.
• At Lichfield close 8.
• At Dorchester 1. Captain 1.
• At Causum bridg 5.
• At Hereford 1.
• At Stafford 1.
• Near Newark 2.
• Near Nottingham 10.
• At Friznot hil 18.
• At Glocester siege 8.
• At Newbery fight 70.
• At Burleigh house 7.
• In Kent 8.
• At Weem 5.
• At Alton 5.
• At Plimouth siege raising 16.
• At raising the siege of Namptwich 2.
• At Lincoln storm 15.
• At Milbrook 6.
• At an assault at Lime 8.
• Of the Garrison at Lime 6.
• At Dudley Castle 7.
• At Marston Moor near 300.
• At New bridg 40.
• Murthered in Cornwal 28.
• At Mountgomery Castle 40.
• At Beezly 10.
• At Peel 1.
• At Helmsley Castle 4.
• At Heightley 9.
• At Weymouth 10.
• At Holt bridg 6.
• Near Tedbury 7.
• At Taunton 100.
• At Evesham 5.
• At Naseby 200.
• At Barkley Castle 3.
• At Sherburn Castle taking 200.
• At Basing 10.
• At Sherburn 8.
• At Carlile sands 30.
• At Beaudeux 30.
• At Bristol 160.
• At Torrington 20.
• At Cardiff many hurt.

The total number of Common Sol­diers slain on the Parliaments side 1856.

• AT the Leaguer before Hull 23.
• At Coventry 70.
• At Southam by L. Brooks forces 40.
• At Sherborn Castle or Babel hil 20.
• At Caldrot by Mr Purfreys houshold 18.
• At Portsmouth of Col. Gorings 3.
• At Worcester fight divers, the num­ber unknown, its supposed 100.
• At Manchester of the E. of Darby's 200.
• At Kenton fight 2000.
• At Brainford several Cart-loads, sup­posed there were slain 100.
• At Winchester 20.
• At Tadcaster of Newcastles men 200
• At Chichester 1.
• At Bradford by Sir Thomas Fairfax against Newcastle 100.
• At Burford of Birons men 7.
• At New bridg 2.
• At Henly of the L. Grandisons 30.
• At Leeds of Newcastles men 28.
• At Namptwich about and many mortally wounded. 40.
• At Preston of quality 8.
• At Madbury 100.
• Neer Stafford of the E. of Northamp­tons men 140.
• At Midlewich of Sir Tho. Ashtons 30
• Neer Malmsbury 10.
• In the Forrest of Dean by Sir Wil. Waller 600.
• At Lichfield close 30.
• At Sherborn Town 10.
• At Dorchester 60.
• At Causum bridg 100.
• At Hereford 20.
• At Whaley of the E. of Darby's men 300.
• At the taking of Stafford by Sir Wil. Brereton. 3.
• Neer Newark by Col. Cromwel 100.
• At Whit-Church 150.
• Neer Nottingham divers, but of note 4.
• At Friznol hil 200.
• At Glocester siege at least 220.
• In skirmish at Auborn hils 80.
• At Newbery fight of dead and wounded 140 Cart-load.
• Slain some 200.
• In the pursuit neer Reading 100.
• Col. Cromwel at Gainsbrough siege raising 300.
• Col. Cromwel at Stamford 200.
• By Col. Cromwel neer Burleigh of Clubmen 50.
• In Kent at Tunbridg 12.
• In fight by the E. of Manchester neer Horncastle 1000.
• At Weem 6 Cart-load of dead, about some 60.
• At Plimouth 25.
• At Alton 40.
• At Plimouth siege raising 100.
• At Winsby fight 100.
• At Namptwich siege 500.
• Slain in the raising the siege 800.
• By the Lord Fairfax neer Hull 50.
• Neer Nottingham 100.
• By Col. Lambert at Bradford 100.
• At Alsford 400.
• At the storming of Lincoln 400.
• At Lime 140.
• At an assault against Lime by a stra­tagem 400.
• At Dudley Castle by the E. of Denby 100.
• In all against Lime in that siege 2000
• At Marston Moor 4150.
• In Pembrook-shire by Col. Laughorn and Cap. Mitton 500.
• At New bridg 200.
• At Ridmerly 100.
• Neer Crowton house by Sir Wil. Brereton 400.
• At Mountgomery Castle 500.
• At Pool 16.
• At Newbery 200.
• At Taunton siege 1000.
• At Naseby 800.
• And of Irish queans 300.
• At Langport 220.
• At Routon Heath 400.
• At Bazing house 300.

The ful number 21560.

• THe Queen.
• The Prince.
• The L. Goring senior.
• Sir Iohn Finch &c.
• Sir Francis Windebank.
• The L. George Digby.
• The E. of Yarmouth.
• The L. Percy.
• The Marquis of Newcastle.
• The L. Widrington.
• Sir Hugh Cholmley.
• The L. Goring junior.
• General Hinderson.
• Mr Walt. Mountague.
• L. Culpepper.
• The E. of Huntington.
• The L. of Loughborough.
• The E. of Northampton.
• Sir Rich: Greenvil.
• Sir Nich: Crispe.
• L. Hopton.
• The L. Wentworth.
• The L. Capel.
• Sir Endi: Forter.
• Major Gen. Taplane.
• Sir Wil: Neave.
• Mr Ashburnham.

The ful number 27 [...]

COurteous Reader, take notice that more were slain at other places, but in regard I could not have certain intelligence of them, I thought fit rather to break off then to proceed superfluously, here being all that were slain in the chief Battels & Skirmishes at the most remarkable Towns and Castles that were besieged and taken by storm from the Enemy.