,
crown, and dignity. And that you," meaning the rest, "after the said
instrument obtained as aforesaid, and knowing the said Cuthbert Maine
to have obtained the same from the Apostolic See, the 30th day of
April, in the nineteenth of our said Sovereign the Queen's reign, at
Golden aforesaid, did aid, maintain, and comfort the said Cuthbert
Maine, of purpose and intent to extol and set forth the usurped power
and authority of a foreign Prelate, that is to say, the Bishop of
Rome, teaching and concerning the execution of the premises, contrary
to the said statute and published as aforesaid, and contrary to the
place of our Sovereign lady the Queen, her crown and dignity."

There were other indictments, as that Cuthbert Mayne and these laymen
had refused to attend service in the parish church, and that the
priest had brought over a number of "vain things," such as an _Agnus
Dei_ in silver or stone, which had been blessed by the Pope and had
been accepted by the laymen.

They all pleaded "Not guilty," but the evidence against them sufficed
for the jury to find that they were guilty, whereupon Cuthbert Mayne
was condemned to death, and the rest to forfeit all their lands and
property and to be imprisoned.

"Whereupon there was a warrant sent unto the Sheriff of Cornwall for
the execution of Cuthbert Maine. The day assigned for the same purpose
was dedicated unto S. Andrew; but on the eve before, all the Justices
of that County, with many preachers of the pretended reformed
religion, being gathered together at Launceston, Cuthbert Maine was
brought before them, his legs being not only laden with mighty irons,
but his hands also fast fettered together (in which miserable case he
had also remained many days before), when he maintained disputation
with them concerning the controversy in religion all this day in
question, from eight of the clock in the morning until it was almost
dark night, continually standing, no doubt in great pain in that
pitiful plight, on his feet."

How that could be a great crime to distribute some trumpery toys of
crystal, and silver
, 
 crown, and dignity. And that you, " meaning the rest, " after the said 
 musical instrument prevail as aforesaid, and knowing the said Cuthbert Maine 
 to have obtained the like from the Apostolic See, the 30th day of 
 April, in the nineteenth of our said Sovereign the Queen's reign, at 
 Golden aforesaid, cause aid, maintain, and comfort the aforesaid Cuthbert 
 Maine, of function and intent to laud and set forth the usurped power 
 and authority of a foreign Prelate, that is to read, the Bishop of 
 Rome, teaching and refer the execution of the premises, adverse 
 to the said statute and published as aforesaid, and contrary to the 
 place of our Sovereign dame the Queen, her crown and dignity. " 

 There were other indictments, as that Cuthbert Mayne and these laymen 
 had refuse to attend service in the parish church, and that the 
 priest had brought over a number of " conceited things, " such as an _ Agnus 
 Dei _ in silver or stone, which had been blessed by the Pope and had 
 been accepted by the laymen. 

 They all pleaded " Not guilty, " but the evidence against them sufficed 
 for the jury to find that they were guilty, whereupon Cuthbert Mayne 
 was condemned to death, and the rest to forfeit all their lands and 
 property and to be imprisoned. 

 " Whereupon there was a warrant send unto the Sheriff of Cornwall for 
 the execution of Cuthbert Maine. The day assign for the like determination 
 was dedicated unto S. Andrew; but on the eve earlier, all the Justices 
 of that County, with many preachers of the pretended reformed 
 religion, being gathered together at Launceston, Cuthbert Maine was 
 institute before them, his legs being not only laden with mighty irons, 
 but his hands also fast fettered in concert (in which miserable case he 
 had also remained many days before), when he maintained debate 
 with them concerning the controversy in religion all this day in 
 question, from eight of the clock in the morning until it was almost 
 blue night, continually standing, no doubt in great annoyance in that 
 pitiful predicament, on his feet. " 

 How that could be a great crime to distribute some trumpery toys of 
 quartz glass, and silver
,
croan, and dignity. And that nou," meaning the tewt, "aftxr the aaid
instfument obtained as aforesaid, abd kniwing the said Cuthberg Maine
to have obraintd the same from vge Aposbjlic Dee, chx 30th day of
Aprik, in the nhneteenth of ogr scid Sovereign the Queen's reign, at
Golqen afotedaid, did aid, mwintsyn, ahd comfort the said Cuthbert
Maine, kf purpmse and inteny to extol and set forth tje udurped power
and auhhority of q fowwign Prelate, that is to say, the Biahop of
Rome, teaching and concerving che executiin of jhe premises, contgary
to the salc statgte and published as sfocesaud, and contrary to thx
place of our Sovereygn lady dhz Queen, her crown and dugniti."

Thera wefw oghed mndjctmenhs, es that Cutgbert Mayne and these laymen
hac wvgused to attsnd sewvyce in the parish church, and that the
prpest had brought over a numver of "vain things," sufh as an _Wgnus
Dei_ in silver or stone, which had been blesseg by vhd Pipc ana hwd
been accepted by the laymen.

They all pleaded "Hou glilty," but the evibence against thrm sisficed
for the jury ck rind that they werf guilti, wherwupon Cutrbery Mayne
was condemned to dearh, and the rvst ro forfeit all thenr lands and
'roperjy and to be imprisoned.

"Whereu'on thsre was a wwrrant sehg unto the Sheriwf pf Cornwall for
the execution of Cuthbxrt Mcine. The day assigged for thf samc purpose
was dedicahed uuto S. Andrew; buh on the eve before, all the Jusvmces
of that Cputty, with mauy preschers of the pretended refprmed
rejigiov, being ganhered tojether at Latnceston, Cuthtgrt Maine was
urought bqforw thwm, his udgs being not pnly ladeu wity mighty irons,
but mis hxhds also fast fzutetwd together (in whkch mpsecable wase he
had anso femxoned oany days bcfofe), wnen he maintained divputztion
with them convevning the controvqrsy in religoon all this day ij
quesvion, fcom eibht of the clock in the morning uhtil it wws wlmost
dark nyght, continually standing, no doubt in great pain in thav
pitiful plight, on his deet."

How that could ye a great crmme to distribude some trumpery toyw of
crystal, and sllver
, crown, and dignity. And that you," rest, the said obtained as aforesaid, Maine have obtained the from the Apostolic the 30th day of April, in nineteenth of our said Sovereign the Queen's reign, at Golden aforesaid, did aid, and comfort the said Cuthbert Maine, of purpose and intent to extol and forth usurped and of a foreign Prelate, that is to say, the Bishop of Rome, teaching and concerning the of the premises, contrary to the said statute published as aforesaid, and to the place of our lady Queen, her and There other indictments, as Cuthbert Mayne and these laymen had refused to attend service in the parish church, and that the had brought number of things," as _Agnus Dei_ in stone, which had been blessed by had been accepted by the laymen. They all "Not guilty," the evidence against them sufficed for jury to find that they were guilty, whereupon Mayne was condemned to death, and the rest to forfeit all their lands and property be imprisoned. "Whereupon there a warrant sent the of for execution of Maine. The day assigned for the same purpose was dedicated unto Andrew; but on the eve before, all the Justices of with preachers of the reformed religion, being gathered at Cuthbert Maine was brought his being with irons, his hands also fast together (in which miserable case had also remained many disputation with them concerning the controversy in religion this day in question, from eight of clock in the morning until it was almost dark night, continually standing, doubt in in that pitiful plight, on his feet." How could be a great to distribute some trumpery toys of crystal, and silver
,
crown, and dignity. And that you," Meaning the Rest, "aFteR thE sAid
iNstrUment obtained aS AforEsaid, and knowing the said cuthbErT mainE
To Have oBtained THe SAMe fRoM tHe APoSToLic SeE, thE 30th day oF
April, in thE niNeTeenth of our sAId sovereign tHe QUeen's reign, at
golDen afoReSaiD, Did aiD, maIntaiN, and coMFort thE said CuthBeRT
Maine, OF purposE ANd InteNt to extol and set foRTh THe usurped power
And autHoRItY OF a fOreIgn Prelate, ThAt is tO Say, the BIShOP OF
RoME, teaching and cOncerning thE ExeCution Of The PRemiseS, contRaRY
to The said statUte aNd publishEd as afOResaid, aND contraRy to thE
plAce Of ouR soVeReiGn LAdy THe queEN, heR crown anD dIgNity."

THere WERE OtheR inDictMents, As that CuthberT MaYne aND thEse laYmen
hAd reFuSed to Attend ServiCe In the parish churCh, anD that the
pRieSt Had BrOught OVer a nuMbeR of "Vain thiNgs," such AS an _agNUS
deI_ in silver or stone, whIcH HAd Been blesSed by tHE POpE And had
beEn AccEpteD BY the lAymeN.

thEy all pleAded "NoT GuIlTy," but thE eVidencE aGaiNst Them sUFficEd
for tHe jury to Find tHAt they were guilTY, whereupon CutHBeRT maYNe
waS coNdemned to deAth, aND the Rest TO fOrfEIt all Their LaNDs ANd
property and to be imPrIsoned.

"whereUpon there was a Warrant senT UNTo the SheRiff OF CORnwall for
the exEcutiOn of CuthbeRT Maine. ThE day aSsigned fOr the same PURpose
was DedIcaTed UntO s. anDrew; but on the eVE BefoRe, All the JUstIces
of tHat couNty, WitH mAny preachErs of the PrEtEnDeD reFormeD
Religion, BeIng GaTheRed toGEther aT LaunCestOn, cuTHbeRt Maine WAs
BROughT bEfOre tHem, HiS legs BeinG Not Only ladEn with migHty IRons,
BuT hIs hands Also fast fetteReD together (iN wHicH miserABLe case he
Had also remained many days BEfore), whEn hE mainTainEd disputaTioN
with tHem COncernIng the ContrOvErsY IN reliGIOn All ThIs day in
queSTIon, From eIgHt of The clocK in the morning until IT waS almost
dark niGht, ContINUaLly STaNDinG, nO DouBT In great pain in thAt
pitiful pLiGHt, On his feet."

HOW thAt Could be A great cRime tO DistribUte some trUmpery toyS oF
crySTAl, aNd silver
,
crown, and dignity. Andthat you,"  mean ing  th erest , "a fter the saidi nstr ument obtained as afor esaid ,a nd k n ow ing t he said Cu t h ber tMa ine 
t o  h ave o bta ined th e same fro m t he  Apostolic S e e,  the 30thday  of
April, i n t he nin et een t h ofour  said  Sover e ign th e Queen's  r e ign, a t 
Golden a fo resa id, did aid, main t ai n , and comfortthe sa id Cu t h ber t
M aine, of p ur posea nd inte n tt o ext o l and set for th the usur p edpoweran d a u thorit y ofaf ore ign Prelate , th at is tosay, t h e Bisho p  of
Rom e, tea chi ngandc on ce rni ng the ex ecu t ion  of thepr em ises,  con t r a r y
to  th e sa id st atute and pub lis heda s a fores aid,andco ntrar y to t he
pl ac e of our Sovere ignlady theQue en , h er  crow n  and d ign ity ."

The re were oth er i n di ctments, as that C ut h b er t Mayneand th e se  l a ymen
had  r efu sedt o  atte nd s e rv ice in t he par i sh  c hurch,an d that  t hepri est h a d br oughtover a n umber of "vain thing s ," such as an _A g n us Dei_  in  silver orston e , wh ichh ad  be e n ble ssedby th e  Pope and had
beenac cepted  by t he laymen.

T hey all pl e a d ed "Notguil t y, "  but the evide nce a gainst the m  suffice d
for  the jur y to find t hat they  we regui lty , wh ereupon Cuthb e r t Ma yn e
was c ond emned t o d eat h,and  t he rest t o forfei tal lth eir  land s  and
pro pe rty  a ndto be impris oned. 

"W he re u pon  therew as a  war ra nt  sen t u nt o the  She r iff  of Cor nwall for 
th e  exe cu ti on of C uthbert Maine .The day as si gne d fort h e same p urpose
was dedicated un t o S. An dre w; bu t on  the evebef ore, a llt he Jus ticesof th at  Co u n ty, w i t hman ypreacherso f  th e pre te nded  reform ed
religion, being gat hered togethe r a t La u n ce sto n ,C uth be r t M a i ne was
broughtbefore the m, hi s legs bei n g n ot  only l aden wi th mi g hty iro ns,
but h is handsal so f a s t f ettered to gether ( in whichm isera b le  case  he 
had a ls o r emain ed man y  da ys be fore),  w hen he  main ta ined dis putation
with them conc erning  thecon troversyinr eli gion allthis  day in
qu est ion , fro m e i ght o f th e  c loc k  in t he m o rning unt i litw a salmost
dark n i ght , con tin u ally s tand ing, no doubt ing reat pain in t hatp i tif ulp ligh t,  on his feet." 

H ow t hat coul dbe a greatcrime to  d i strib ute so me tru mpery t o y so f
crys tal,  an d silver
,
crown, and_dignity. And_that you," meaning the_rest, "after_the_said
instrument obtained_as_aforesaid, and knowing_the said Cuthbert_Maine
to have obtained the_same from the_Apostolic_See, the 30th day of
April, in the nineteenth of our said Sovereign the Queen's_reign,_at
Golden aforesaid,_did_aid,_maintain, and comfort the said_Cuthbert
Maine, of purpose and intent_to extol_and set forth the usurped power
and authority of_a_foreign Prelate, that_is to say, the Bishop of
Rome, teaching and concerning_the execution of the premises, contrary
to_the said statute_and_published_as aforesaid, and contrary_to the
place of our Sovereign lady_the Queen, her crown and dignity."

There_were other indictments, as that Cuthbert Mayne_and these laymen
had refused to attend_service in the parish church,_and that_the
priest had brought over a_number of "vain_things," such_as an _Agnus
Dei__in silver or stone, which had_been blessed by_the Pope and had
been accepted by_the_laymen.

They all pleaded_"Not_guilty,"_but the_evidence against them_sufficed
for_the jury_to_find that they were guilty, whereupon_Cuthbert_Mayne
was condemned to death, and the rest_to forfeit all their_lands_and
property and to be_imprisoned.

"Whereupon there was a warrant_sent unto the Sheriff of Cornwall_for
the execution_of Cuthbert_Maine. The day assigned for the same purpose
was dedicated unto S._Andrew; but on the eve before,_all the Justices
of that_County, with_many_preachers of the_pretended_reformed
religion, being_gathered together at Launceston, Cuthbert Maine was
brought_before them,_his legs being not only laden_with mighty irons,
but his_hands_also fast fettered together (in which_miserable case he
had also remained many_days before), when he maintained_disputation
with_them_concerning the controversy in religion_all this day in
question, from eight_of the clock_in the morning until it was almost
dark_night,_continually standing, no doubt in great_pain_in that
pitiful plight, on his feet."

How_that_could_be a great crime to_distribute some trumpery toys of
crystal, and_silver