Compare 1577 edition: 1 6 That the nobles assembled themselues togi|ther at London, for none other purpose, but to haue caused the protector to haue liued within his limits, and to haue put such order for the kings maiestie as apperteined, whatsoeuer the protectors dooings were, which (as they said) were vnnaturall, ingrate, and traitorous.

Compare 1577 edition: 1 7 That the protector slandered the councell to the king, and did what in him laie to cause variance be|twéene the king and his nobles.

Compare 1577 edition: 1 8 That he was a great traitor, and therefore the lords desired the citie and commons to aid them to take him from the king.Witnesses to the contents of the said pro|clamation. And in witnesse and testi|monie of the contents of the said proclamation the lords subscribed their names and titles as followeth.