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That Mr. Thompson in a Sermon by him Preached (while Petitions for the sitting of this Parliament were on Foot) speaking of a Second Rebellion by the Scotch, who had Framed a Formidable Army, and came as far as Durham to deliver a Petition forsooth: & that they seemed rather to Command, than Petition their Sovereign to grant; And Com∣paring that Petition with the then Petition on Foot, greatly inveigh'd against it, and scoffed much at it.