Diurnall occurrences, or, Proceedings in Parliament, from the eighth of Ianuary, to the seventeenth, 1641
Subtitle: wherein is declared the Lord Herberts safe arrivall at Dublin, the Archbishop of Yorks disbursing of a great summe of money for amunition : the shipwreck of foure ships loaden with amunition from Dunkirke, bound for Ireland, upon the English Coasts : a relation of Lundsfords taking up arms, and the Attorney Generalls examination, with many other remarkable passages : printed by an exact and perfect copy
Contributors: Harvey, John, of Ickwell Bury
Publisher: Printed for H[umphrey] T[uckey], at the black spread Eagle in Fleetstreet
Published: 1642
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Subjects: Periodicals; Politics and government
Other titles: Divrnall occvrrences; True diurnal, or, the passages in Parliament, from the seventeenth of Ianuary, to the foure & twentieth, 1642.
Notes: Title page of no. 2: A true diurnal, or, the passages in Parliament, from the seventeenth of Ianuary, to the foure & twentieth, 1642 ([London] : Printed for Humphrey Tuckey, 1642).

One of many short-lived newsbooks with similar titles published between Nov. 1641 and May 1642. Another publisher, John Burroughes, produced another edition of the first issue on the same date (cf. Nelson & Seccombe, 102).

Nelson & Seccombe. Brit. newspapers and periodicals, 1641-1700, 101

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