A catalogue of the moneys, men, and horse, already subscribed unto by severall counties of this kingdome and undertaken for His Majestyes service August the fifth 1642.

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A CATALOGUE Of THE MONEYS, MEN, AND HORSE, ALREADY subscribed unto by severall Counties of this Kingdome, and undertaken for His Majestyes service August the Fifth 1642.
- The Names of the Counsell of Warre are these following

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A CATALOGUE Of THE MONEYS, MEN, AND HORSE, ALREADY subscribed unto by severall Counties of this Kingdome, and undertaken for His Majestyes service August the Fifth 1642.

	Horse.
THe Nobility and Privy Councell pay for three Moneths.	2150.
Yorkshire doth Raise, Arme, and pay for three Moneths.	500.
Leicester shire, Levies, Armes, and payes	400.
Lincolne shire, Payes, Armes, and Levies foure troopes or	300.
Divers Gentlemen of the Commons House of Parliament have voluntarily subscribed to pay three moneths	465.
Notingham-shire, Levies, Armes and payes three moneths	200
Herefordshire, Raises, Armes, and payes fixe moneths	100
The Kings Domestique servants pay for three moneths	169
The totall of the Horse	4284.
Sir Bevill Grimfeild undertakes for Cornwall	500
The Bishopprick of Durham hath subscribed to contribute in money 3000 pounds, hoping to make it up sixe thousand	6000
Newcastle are subscribing also with great chearfulnesse.
Herefordshire hath sent in money	3000.l.
Flintshire, Glamorganshire, and the whole Principality of Wales hath likewise subscribed for great quantities of Horse and money.	0000
Kent hath subcribed for	1000.l.
The Vniversities of Oxford and Cambridge, have allready sent his Maiesty a Voluntary summe of	16000.l.

These were subscribed unto, by the Gentry of the said severall Counties, who was summoned by His Maiesty, to meete at Yorke on Thursday last, VVhere the King and the Lords sate in the Chapter-house, And the Gentry in the Deanery, being the 4. of August 1642.

The Names of the Counsell of Warre are these following

LOrd Duke fo Richmond.
Lord Marquesse Hartford.
Earle of Linsey
Earle of Cumherland
Earle of Lath
Earle of Southampton
Earle of Dorset
Earle of Bristoll
Earle of Carnarvan
Earle of Newport
Lord Savile
Lord Vicount Falkland
Lord Vicount Grand [...]sson
Lord Willowby of Ersby
Lord Seaymor
Master Secretary Nicholas
Sir John Culpepper
Master Comptroller
Colonell Henry Wentworth
Colonell Wilmott
Colonell William Vauasor
Colonell Feild [...]ng
Colonell Lunsford
Sir William Vuedall
Sir Iacob Ashley
Sir Thomas Glensham
Sir Nicholas Byron

First Printed at Yorke and now reprinted at London, for Iohn Thomas, 1642. ⟨August 9^th⟩

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