The annals of King James and King Charles the First ... containing a faithful history and impartial account of the great affairs of state, and transactions of parliaments in England from the tenth of King James MDCXII to the eighteenth of King Charles MDCXLII : wherein several material passages relating to the late civil wars (omitted in former histories) are made known.

A Perfect List of the Army, both Horse and Foot, that attended his Majesty in his Northern Expedition.

The Four old Regiments commanded by the	Lord General,
Earl of Essex.
Earl of Newport,
Sir Jacob Ashley.
	Foot.
These contained	6000
Sir Henry Vane's Regiment	1099
Lord Willoughby's Regiment	807
Sir William Savile's Regiment	886
Sir William Penniman's Regiment	1070
Colonel Hamond's Regiment	1007
Sir Thomas Morton's Regiment	1637
Sir Simon Harcourt's Regiment	1637
Sir John Hotham's Regiment	867
Sir Thomas Metham's Regiment	867
Mr. Henry Percy's Regiment	867
The Lord Fairfax's Regiment at Carlisle	1300
Captain Musgrave's Company	160
Captain Hudlestone's Company	110
Lord Barimore's Regiment	1300
	In toto 19614

Besides the Foot-Companies under the Lord Mar∣quess Hamilton, and the two Garrisons at Ber∣wick and Carlisle.

The Charge of the Train of Artillery in four Months, did amount to 5800 l.

The Officers General of the Troops.

	Horse.
The General of the Horse his Troop of	100
The Earl Marshal's Troop, containing	100
The Earl of Essex his Troop, containing	100
The Earl of Newport's Troop	100
The Lieutenant General Goring's Troop	100
The Commissary-General Wilmot's Troop	100
The Lord Vicount Grandison's Troop	100
The Lord Wentworth's Troop	100
The Lord Clifford's Troop	100
The Earl of Newcastle's Troop, not paid by his Majesty	100
The Lord Dungarvan's Troop	100
Sir John Sucklin's Troop	100
Six Troops under the Command of the Lord Chamberlain, containing	600

Dragoons.

Six Companies under the Command of Colonel Francis Trafford, containing	600
Captain Widdrington's Troop	120
Captain Douglass's Troop	100
Captain Charlton's Troop	50
Captain Elliot's Troop	100
Sir William Lambton's Troop, Duresme	100
Sir Thomas Fairfax's Troop	160
Captain Butler's Troop	130
Mr. Henry Pierce's Troop	100
Sum of the Horse	3260

The Scots hearing of his Majesties advance, de∣sign'd first to try what they could do upon his Ma∣jesty by the way of Treaty, and the rather for that Marquess Hamilton being now in the Frith with 5000 Land Souldiers on board him, they were fear∣ful of his descent, and so not being willing to have their Enemies in their Front and in their Rear, they first tamper with the Marquess to write to his Majesty on their behalf, which he did as followeth.