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Petition by [Ludovic Lindsay], earl of Crawford†
To his sacred majesty,
The humble petition of Ludovic, earl of Crawford, humbly shows that where he has been detained in close prison contrary to his majesty's command, neither does he know the cause wherefore, therefore he humbly desires he may have a hearing this day, or otherwise if the time be not convenient, that he may be liberated upon surety of one or two noblemen to appear when he shall be demanded. This humbly desires your majesty and the honourable house of parliament to grant.
Your majesty's obedient and humble subject, Crawford
15 October 1641
Read in audience of his majesty and estates of parliament.
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Petition by Colonel John Cochrane†
To your sacred majesty and the honourable estates of parliament, the humble petition of Colonel John Cochrane.
Whereas I represented yesterday to your majesty and the honourable estates of parliament my humble desire that I might have a hearing, I do now in a most submissive way reiterate the same today, hoping your majesty with the estates of parliament will be graciously pleased to condescend to my humble petition in granting me a favourable answer.
15 October 1641
Read in audience of his majesty and estates of parliament.