His Majestas printed] to the Honourable House of Commons : drawn up by the consent of the Lords and Commons that are now attending His Royall Majesty according to His Majesties desires : wherein is expressed His Majesties resolution to all his loving subjects concerning the two armies which are now ready to meet : together with joyfull newes from Hereford concerning a message sent from His Majesty to the E. of Essex and the true proceedings of the Parliament forces at the said city October the 8.
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