wherein they resolv'd nemine contradicen∣te, that the Duke of York's being a Papist, and his hopes of coming such to the Crown, had given the greatest counte∣nance and encouragement to the present Conspiracy, and Designs of the Papists, against the King and the Protestant Reli∣gion.
Sixthly, That besides all this Proof, and much more to this purpose, it is most notorious and evident, he hath for many years absented from Protestant Churches, during Religious Worship.
These are the Reasons why we believe him to be a Papist; this was subscribed, and delivered by his Lordship, together with the Earl of Huntington, and the Lords, Grey of Wark, Russel, Cavendish, Brandon, and Wharton: as also by Sir William Cowper, Barronet, Sir Gilbert Gerrard, Barronet, Sir Edward Hunger∣ford, Knight of the Bath, Sir Scroop How, Thomas Thinn, Esq William Forrester, Esq and John Trenchard, Esq
But whilst the Jury were in debate of the Matter, they were sent for up by the Court of Kings-Bench, and dismist, so that nothing was done upon it more than the Juries having receieved the presentment. Wherefore, on Wednesday, July, the Thir∣tieth,