Book may have numerous typos, missing text, images, or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1884. Excerpt: ... One of the remarkablest circumstances of this new Irish Campaign is, that Colonel Monk, George Monk, is again in it. He was taken prisoner, fresh from Ireland, at Nantwich, three years ago. After lying three years in the Tower, seeing his Majesty's affairs now desperate, he has consented to take the Covenant, embark with the Parliament; and is now doing good service in Ulster. LETTEB XLVH. "For hit Excellency Sir Thomas Fairfax: These. "PuxKBY, 13th October, 1647. "Sir, --The case concerning Captain Middleton hears1 ill; inasmuch as it is delayed, upon pretences, from coming to a trial. It is not, I humbly conceive, fit that it should stay any longer. The Soldiers complain thereof, and their witnesses have been examined. Captain Middleton, and some others for him, have made stay thereof hitherto. "I beseech your Excellency to give order it may be tried on Friday, or Saturday at farthest, if you please; and that so much may be signified to the Advocate. "Sir, I pray excuse my not-attendance upon you. I feared to] miss the House a day, where it's very necessary for me to be. I hope your Excellency will be at the Head-quarter to-morrow, where, if God be pleased, I shall wait upon you. I rest, "Your Excellency's most humble servant, "Oliver Cromwell." 2 Captain Middleton and his case have vanished completely out of the records; whether it was tried on Saturday, and how decided, will never now be known. Doubtless Fairfax "signified" somewhat to the Advocate about it, but let us not ask 1 sounda. - Sloane MSS. 1519, foL 80. what. "The Advocate" is called "John Mills, Esquire, JudgeAdvocate; " 1 whose military Law-labors have mostly become silent now. The former Advocate was Dr. Dorislaus; of whom also a word. Dr. Dorislaus, by birth Dutch; appointed JudgeAdvocate at the beginning of Ess...