THE ORDER Of the House of the LORDS, FOR calling in, and suppressing of a SERMON, falsly Fathered upon JAMES ARCHBISHOP of ARMAGH, Vnder the Title of VOX HIBERNIAE.

LONDON. Printed by R. B. for PHILEMON STEVENS[?]. 1641.

TO The RIGHT HONOURABLF, THE House of PEERES, NOW ASSEMBLED IN PARLIAMENT. The Humble Petition of JAMES Archbishop of ARMAGH.

Humbly sheweth,

THAT whereas your Lordships, were pleased to employ your Petitioner in preaching before you on the Fast-day, the 22. of December last: (which service, according to his meane abilitie, he was carefull to performe:) so it is, that one JOHN NICHOLSON, having got into his hands, a collecti­on of some rude, and incoherent Notes of that Sermon, tooke the boldnesse to publish the same (under the Title of VOX HIBERNIAE) as a true Relation of that which was uttered before your Lordships that day. Which being in many places void of common sense, and in the whole, every way unanswerable unto what was fit to have beene delivered before so Honourable and Judicious an Audience,

His humble request is, That your Lordships would bee pleased, to call in that supposititious Pamphlet, &c.

Die Ʋeneris 11. Februarii, 1641.

Ordered by the Lords in Parliament, That a Booke concerning the L. Archbishop of Armagh, being published and Printed by Iohn Nicholson, shall be called in and suppressed.

JO. BROWNE. Cleric. Parliam.
To the Wardens and Company of the Stationers of London.

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