Heads Presented by the Army to the KINGS Most Excellent Majestie, on Saturday, June the 19. 1647.

CR HONI SOIT QVI MAL Y PENSE DIEV ET MON DROIT

1. THat the Dominion is in the King, and Property in the Subject.

2. That they will restore His Majestie to his Crown and Dignitie.

3. That His Royall Function doth not take away His naturall Relation; He is to have the breeding of His Children, and disposing of them in Marriage.

4. That He will be pleased to invite His Royall Consort the Queene, that He may have the comfort of her Society; and that she shall have the exercise of her Religion, according to the Articles of the Marriage.

5. That they will not meddle with the Government of the Church; but leave it in statu quo prius.

6. That He be pleased to call them his Army, and if this be not sufficient assurance of their loyaltie and fidelitie; that His Majestie will be pleased to set upon them any other Character, whereby they may be more notoriously known to be His Servants.

7. Whereas there is now a difference between the Parliament and the Army: that His Majesty will be pleased to be the Ʋmpire: For they will have no other Judge between them, but His Majestie.

8. That His Majesty will be pleased to consent to the dissolution of this Parliament, and that by the first of August next, Writs be issued out for the calling of a new.

9. That His Majestie will be pleased to consent to an Act of oblivion. wherein They may be secured, as well as His own Partie; with a speciall regard had to tender Con­sciences.

These Heads are drawn to a Declaration, which is expected to come forth, Printed at Cambridge.

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