_AFter all the stormie, tempestuous, and bluste|ring windie weather of quéene Marie was o|uerblowne, the darke|some clouds of discom|fort dispersed, the palpa|ble fogs and mists of most intollerable mise|rie consumed, and the dashing showers of persecution ouerpast: it pleased God to send England a calme and quiet season, a cleare and louelie sunshine, a qu [...]tsest from former broiles of a turbulent estate, and a world of blessings by good quéene Elisabeth: into whose gratious reigne we are now to make an happie entrance as followeth.