Yorke, and Henrie the Sixt.
336275Being not
sworne before a lawfull magi
strate.
338276Henry is none but doth v
surpe your right,
339277And yet your grace
stands bound to him by oath.
341278Then noble father re
solue your
selfe,
342279And once more claime the crowne.
348280Yorke I,
sai
st thou
so boie? why then it
shall be
so.
281I am re
solude to win the crowne, or die.
353282Edward, rhou
shalt to
Edmund Brooke Lord
Cobham,
354283With vvhom the
Kentishmen vvill vvillinglie ri
se:
351284Thou co
sen
Montague,
shalt to
Norffolke straight,
352285And bid the Duke to mu
ster vppe his
souldiers,
286And come to me to
Wakefield pre
sentlie.
349287And
Richard thou to
London strait
shalt po
st,
350288And bid
Richard Neuill Earle of
Warwike 289To leaue the cittie, and with his men of warre,
290To meete me at Saint
Albons ten daies hence.
358291My
selfe heere in
Sandall ca
stell will prouide
359292Both men and monie to furder our attempts.
362293Now, what newes?
Enter a Messenger. 364294Mes. My Lord, the
Queene with thirtie thou
sand men,
365295Accompanied with the Earles of
Cumberland,
296Northumberland and
Westmerland, and others of the
297Hou
se of
Lancaster, are marching towards
Wakefield,
366298To be
siedge you in your ca
stell heere.
380299 Enter sir Iohn and sir Hugh Mortimer. 381300Yorke A Gods name, let them come. Co
sen
Monta- 301gue po
st you hence: and boies
staie you with me.
382302Sir
Iohn and
sir
Hugh Mortemers mine vncles,
Your