...devoted adherents', sallied forth into the street. To the citizens he cried aloud as he passed them—" For the Queen! for the Queen! a plot is laid for my life." On reaching Paul's Cross he found, to his great disappointment, that the Government had taken the precautionary...

...forth toward the City, being joined on his way by the Earl of Bedford and Lord Cromwell. Crying out, " For the Queen ! for the Queen ! a plot is laid for my life !" he proceeded to the house of the Sheriff, on whose support he reckoned, but found it barred against...

...and in his passage to the city was joined by the Earl of Bedford and Lord Cromwell. He cried aloud, " For the queen ! for the queen ! a plot is laid for my life !" and then proceeded to the house of Smith, the sheriff, on whose aid he had great reliance. The citizens...

...and in his passage to the city was joined by the Earl of Bedford and Lord Cromwell. He cried aloud, "For the queen ! for the queen! a plot is laid for my life 1" and then proceeded to the house of Smith, the sheriff, on whose aid he had great reliance. The citizens...

...and in his passage to the city was joined by the Earl of Bedford and Lord Cromwell. He cried aloud, " For the queen ! for the queen ! a plot is laid for my life !" and then proceeded to the house of Smith, the sheriff, on whose aid he had great reliance. The citizens...

...Council who came to examine him — and hurried into the City with the Earl at their head, crying out, " For the Queen ! For the Queen ! A plot is laid for my life ! " No one heeded them, however, and, when they came to St. Paul's, there were no citizens there. In...

...sword, and rushed out of his house, followed by a large number of his adherents, and he shouted, " For the queen, for the queen, a plot is laid for my life." The people, as he rode at the head of his company, either did not comprehend his object, or were unwilling...

...were sent to Essex-house. They were admitted through the wicket, but their attendants were excluded, and after some altercation they were confined in one...one there. He advanced, shouting, " For the queen, my mistress ! " but few noticed him. Soon after the lords Burleigh and Cumberland entered the city...

...(Feb. 8th, 1600) tried to rouse the Londoners in his favour by crying aloud through the streets, " For the queen ! for the queen ! a plot is laid for my life." He was put in the Tower, tried for treason, and executed. Elizabeth died at the age of seventy, 1603....

...rebel and try to make a disturbance in the city. Riding through the streets of London, he cried, " For the queen ! for the queen ! a plot is laid for my life." No one, however, joined him. He was sent to the Tower, tried, and sentenced to die. Now Elizabeth had...