The diurnall. Or, The heads of all the proceedings in Parliament, from the 6th. of December to the 13th. thereof. 1641
Subtitle: Wherein they voted Oneale guilty of high treasons; with certaine letters from Ireland, wherein they make knowne that whole counties revolt to the rebels, so that they are within foure miles of Dublin, driving away their cattell, and destroying their goods: besides stopping them up from bringing necessary provision into the citie. Also, how the French embassadour hath begged a pardon for the 7. priests condemned. And, how Justice Long was lately committed to the Tovver
Publisher: Printed for J.W. and T.B.
Published: 1641
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Notes: Pages 3, 4 misnumbered 4, 5.

This is the third in a series of news pamphlets comprising a diurnall beginning 29 Nov. 1641; for details see the original title: The heads of severall proceedings in this present Parliament ...

In another issue of this pamphlet the title ends: With the substance of his Majesties speech in Parliament the 14 of Decem. 1641.

Crane and Kaye 295a