In  Otranfo  there  happened  new  garboils,  no  lefTc
New  then  Lamentable :  For  the  Tumults  of  Nar^
do  being  quieted,  the  Count  parted  thence  with  hi
train  every  one  to  his  own  home.  You  muft  con-
Uder  that  thole  poor  people  are  in  a  worfe  Condi,
tiion  then  others;  for  their  (yndique,  and  the  chiefefll
of  the  Common  people  were  beheaded,  which  ftrudc
fuch  an  aftonifhment  into  moft  of  them  that  they  aB
fled,  and  thofe  few  who  flayed  behinde  made  ac-«

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)imt    they   remained   but  as  filly  fhtcp  for  the
lughterj  but  the  Dake  rcttifiing  had  more  co^n-
iflion  then  was  expefted.
In  Leve  Gouncellour  Vnacea  was  arrived  thera
Dm  Naflesy  the  people  had  (hrew'd  Umbrages  of
ar  that  he  came  to  no  good  purpofe,  but  to  Ck)m-
ement  with  them  5  and  itnpofe  fomenew  Gabel  .-
crefore  he  underftanding  that  they  had  a  Defign
>on  him,  he  abfconded  himfelf  in  the  Camp-ma-
Ts  Houfe :  But  they  laid  violent  hands  upon  Boc*.
"ftanolla^  and  cut  off  his  Head,  Hurling  his  Car-
ifle  out  of  the  Windows  >  and  carried  it  about  the
own  in  piece-meales.
They  went  about  to  feize  upon  Cinim  -tht
'fcal  Advocate  ,  who  cunningly  efcaped  into  the
aftle  5  but  he  could  not  preferve  hi^  Houfe  which
as  burnt  to  the  Ground,  with  whatfbever  was  in
>  and  no  Houfe  could  be  better  furnifhed;  Nor  did
.eLord  Prelident  himfelf  efcape  fome  affronts  from
le  Common  people,  but  they  beleaguered  him
I  the  Caftle  of  Leve  ^  which  was  (uccourcd  atf-
rwards  by  the  Valour  of  the  Camps  matter  B/7c«
ipianola.
