The first part of
That sayes she is his wife, yonder at the sheeres:
But we haue chargde the hoste with his forth comming
To morow morning.
MaiorWhat thinke you best to do?
Const.Faith maister maior, heeres a few stragling houses beyond the bridge, and a little Inne where cariers vse to lodge, though I thinke surely he would nere lodge there: but weele go search, & the rather, because there came notice to the towne the last night of an Irish man, that had done a murder, whome we are to make search for.
MaiorCome I pray you, and be circumspect. exeunt.
Const.First beset the house, before you begin the search.
OfficerContent, euery man take a seuerall place.
heere is heard a great noyse within.
Enter Constable with the Irish man in Harpooles apparell.
Irish manVat mester?
MaiorVat mester, you counterfeit rebell, this shall not serue your turne.
Irish manBe sent Patrike I ha no mester.
Con.VVheres the lord Cobham sir Iohn Old-castle that lately is escaped out of the Tower.
Irish manVat lort Cobham?
MaiorYou counterfeit, this shal not serue you, weele tor∣ture you, weele make you to confesse where that arch-heretique Lord Cobham is: come binde him fast.
Irish manAhone, ahone, ahone, a Cree.
Con.Ahone, you crafty rascall? exeunt.
Lord Cobham comes out in his gowne stealing.
Cobh.Harpoole, Harpoole, I heare a maruelous noyse a∣bout the house, God warant vs, I feare wee are pursued: what Harpoole.
Harp.within.VVho calles there?
Cobh.Tis I, dost thou not heare a noyse about the house?
