The KINGS Answer.I Neither ought to Approve the Act of those two Brothers, concerning the Death of their Sister, nor to Obstruct or Oppose my Laws in their Condemnment: Yet since their Act was to Take away Disgrace, and not out of Malice, and through a Hate to the Crime, not to the Person, I am not willing to leave them to the Punishment, and the Laws being Satisfied by their Arraignment, Judgement, and Condemn∣ment, I will give them their Lives, Lands, Goods, and Liberties, which the Laws took from them, and so leave them to Gods Mercy for Grace, to Repent their Sin.A Privy-Counsellours Speech at the Council∣bord to His Soveraign.Most Gracious Soveraign,THis your City, wherein your Majesty doth chiefly Reside, grows Too big for the rest of your Kingdome, indeed So big as it will be too Unruly and Unwieldy to be Govern'd, and being fully Populated, it will not only be apt to Cor∣rupt the Air, and so cause Often and Great Plagues, which may Infect the whole King∣dome; for where Many People are, there is much Dung and Filth, both within the Streets 0