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TWO SPEECHES IN THE HOVSE OF COMMONS: THE FIRST, Concerning a Contribution for the Poore, Naked, Hunger-sterv'd English, sent out of Ireland into England. THE SECOND, Concerning Tolleration of Re∣ligion in Ireland.
Made by Sir Benjamin Rudyerd.
London, Printed 1642.