A speech made by Captaine A. Mervin to the Upper House of Parliament in Ireland, March 4, 1640. Together with certaine articles (of high treason) against Sir R. Bolton ..., John ... Bishop of Derrie, Sir G. Lowther ..., and Sir G. Ratcliffe. Unto which is added an humble ... remonstrance of the Parliament: Volume 1

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