The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06

.a..-.'.I lsyond their desires In the
-, country thut chiefly az Rochester.
.., '',y had thrown down tho bridge
n.--.--.I themselves 81 the CASTLE.
o.. r.i..- rturh'd upon London with a
,..rtg" teguttcn % tho peoples
.-. anl every house being open
.. ,..rr and their cause proclaimed In
...,r 4. pr-l.p. th"v thought surely that
,..rt 80. Won. and all their hardihoOd
.s,t awarded. when NV Lord II
with nN" hundred of tho tram
.., '|'m a. hartford. and wat.
,...,r.t mad" sold to speak for them
good VII he had, savs the story.
d. -. r.,.y was he IN tn. Argument thai
q. very a-rlu"huSsi.rs. come out 10 tie
,,-v 'uam. mus, throw their caps and
e-v \ Nyat'. "a WYATT"
Z, 49, t..u written that thev we're an
.--v - Iragele,ail-. very muddy and
,.s1v 90 '',rr Journey. Nevert hslcss.
,t.r nurro.i with zeal. believing the Span
e.. husband ~" Queen had chosen in
to- 90, 'to uriulng ~ tho realm. a grea;
~, o., OBJ" Protestant faith.
va. lruf' ~ spcrrss came TO them
,Nav judged ro be tho gift 81 God and a
49, - i.,in~ ~c,un,cnanc- In this spirit
t'FF PROV N.fHl WIN INV ttfl hlNN wv
NJ. .s.v. .niI- then wing IN the river.
wien 'U"v had burned seven ~ the
s--,'.-' g".>. ID. and manned others with
r..' g..i -"sin"n. mono might gatnsay
th-,r e,ufauuu nor cNclaim upon i
day march now would cartv them
o. tho ga. = thor desires In London
,Hov mifh' look for the support Of great
r,l-~ and great houses Thomas Grey,
~ lord - Devon. my Lord - Suffolk
. 'hasn hat ais''trd that conspiracy,
al pnuli presently acknowledge %
Tho ,,rv banners bor~ a mobile e-cutcheon
7, rob" has 'ha Joy ~ victory already
f. heir hearts
Nv. aI 'N4 hnd b-falien u1on the dav
- Itch brought news OF, INV Lord - Nor
,lN'- dilemma "a those Who wH!tssi In 81
James. and thereafter IN" raiir which
T.. upon Iouton dli no. a lii'lr 10 Justify
90 rel-l boast
-. near was the peril. in truth that e,~-v
vas barred and shu''arei While -.
f'..r hsr~rlf could show a thou~and willing
lands 70 throw down tho bridge by which
WYATT must enter IN. Lacking a leader
Nf.re many led. t-lieving that the r,t-l
3 -t- wer. meS~engers - Col. the 'imorous
~c.'iy"n- a-k,si vainlv for that wisdom -
defence 4 which fear had rohueI her
councillors.
What vi, was that, men s-k"d, which
~, London Bridge for q reh-l highway.
when every other gate was clo-dI HAi SIR
Henry R.siiu gfrld and 'ho~s with him no
c,lyeius. then. that Wyatt should mock
hIm -o'
WHO was this OUTLAW this prsoner ~ the
W.. Tower. -at free t. trpunc~ hi- b~r'er-
49, so that which Tho QIeau'- Captains had
- iHr.' H. was Roy. the King % Calvrr-
IT,. 'ha knowing ones answered. A. men
o..'rrine At a straw ths timorous prayed
CO.. ''l' poo might vet save the city.
Icy SAID that the outlaw was fro, ant
t- was a '0c saving The Qus~n had
>, N"u y promise, and neither complaint
i.r argument would turn her from IL.
~r", TOO, had iogut a man that dav; she
i.H would stake all UIsn a Woman's
E'nru'.
Soil y"r 20 Won ono 10 whom Won shall
lsark'u. sh- had cried when many pro
tested mat ~,fctv law here and others cn'd
Va, your wis a~' lu~f. fur there l- The
rat
Nri now Rnv - Calvrr-on. Who hu, an
rag. had '-"u 'h" -,rvan' Il tha iaiIanN
v.'' bodily i-'tur' 'N"m all - mock their
, ''u| hs-itatIuU amt 60 awake ih"m from
{ ..r -i4ysrr
Nv lrni~. he CTi.-i and the irony va,
- 'H b" hold hack, INV lords. o. II PLAN
'' zoe strike = gps-i t.uw ~ vuur Qus-n
' -rIE'f - y" stand here hong enough
ry-..i will orav. m'.ryv u' '.,, r,l-l fur
Nav srs. seeing that "a" must come In.
d. -'., night gid wisdom 80 lrf down
o.. 90 "Ig' 'ur him Put away Your cut
f...- '.-..v.u Won. i.-t they be- an uTruc'
.E..
No, .t,- good pikomcn here. AMI archer
--. ..r 4. "u Dd-f their pike IA the river
a ..,t. 'h"tr caliy"r~ Would We hav.
: WAT find "" VuN arm ia your hand~
.... '.r.Ii % We would keep heads On
Y - |"r-' ~ ~" bridge te luNrr'-i
.. -I,huur~ made ready, We viii
o.. l r".rv ilifir" Wh"u Nfr Thomas
|- .rr. pav- the old chronicle. was a
,. l!r.u their lrthafEy 1hu~p.
o. .,..n.... 'td ~iaWUl,,i with tieIr ~
OIL. ... n.N Protested ma 'hcv would
t.. ..I v|IrE.v % 10" would hu' show
t. |.r way sur Henry BViingtield
. s,.t.m.ug UrYu ll- folly. call'~i
. I,r- A., itm ari rumfnaui~l them
r.rr
.,. ...-a had I..n lu' mu'tcr,-i
9 ...f I.f N,marI-l fpr'hutiug. brave
.. r.r. heard and upII resolutions
D. .. -@.rrar'- II the uu.-.n wcr. there.
....| .I It.s,.i "A leader and now one