WORCESTER CIVIL WAR TRACTS. A letter from the Lord General Cromwel, Touching the Great Victory obtained near Worcester, John Field, 1651. Pp 7 [1].

WORCESTER CIVIL WAR TRACTS. A Letter from the Lord General Cromwel, Touching the Great Victory obtained near Worcester, John Field, 1651. Pp 7 [1]. Wing C7105.

STAPYLTON, Robert, A More Full Relation of the great Victory Obtained by our forces near Worcester, Edward Griffin, 1651. Pp [2] 6. Wing S5259;

[STAPYLTON, Robert] A Letter to the Right Honourable William Lenthall, Francis Leach 1651. Pp 7 [1]. Not in Wing? ;

[BAXTER, Richard], The Worcester-Shire Petition...Defended. Thomas Underhill and Francis Tyton, 1653. Pp [4] 40 [2] (blank). Wing B1455;

BRIDGES, Colonel John, The Humble Petition of many thousands...and others, of the county of Worcester. Robert White for Francis Tyton and Thomas Underhill, 1652. Pp 8. Wing B4477;

GAUDEN, John, Bishop of Worcester, Articles of Visitation and Enquiry. J G for Richard Royston, 1662. Pp [2] 11 [1]. Apparently not in Wing.

FIENNES, Nathaniel, A Most True and Exact Relation of both the battels...against the bloudy cavalliers (Letter purporting the true relation of the skirmish at Worcester). Joseph Hunscott, March 9 1642. Pp 7-13, Second part only. Wing F875 (7).

From the collection formed by Worcester antiquary Joseph Bowstead Wilson (1841-1911), rector of Knightwick, Worcs. Thence by descent.