In this tract also the people are exhorted to rise in insurrection.

They are assured that a great part of the army is with them.

The forces of the Prince of Orange will melt away; he will be glad to make his escape; and a charitable hope is sneeringly expressed that it may not be necessary to do him any harm beyond sending him back to Loo, where he may live surrounded by luxuries for which the English have paid dear.
The government, provoked and alarmed by the virulence of the Jacobite pamphleteers, determined to make Anderton an example.

He was indicted for high treason, and brought to the bar of the Old Bailey.

Treby, now Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, and Powell, who had honourably distinguished himself on the day of the trial of the bishops, were on the Bench.