Tis not enough our foes are this time fled,
Being oppofites of fuch repairing nature.
York. I know our fafety is to follow them,
For, as I hear, the King is fled to London,
To call a prefent court of parliament.
Let us purfue him ere the writs go forth.
What fays lord Warwick, fhall we after them?
War. After them! nay, before them, if we can.
Now by my hand, lords, 'twas a glorious day.
St. Alban's battel, won by famous Tork,
Shall be eterniz'd in all age to come.
Sound drum and trumpets, and to London all,
And more fuch days as thefe to us befall.

[Exeunt.

The THIRD PART of

HENRY

THE

S I X T H.

With the DEATH of the

DUKE of TORK.

KING Henry VI.

Edward, Son to the King, and Prince of Wales.

Duke of Somerfet,

Earl of Northumberland,

Earl of Oxford,

Earl of Exeter,

Earl of Westmorland,

Lord Clifford.

Lords of King Henry's fide.

Earl of Richmond, a Youth, afterwards King Henry VII. Richard, Duke of York.

Edward,Eldeft Son to the D. of York, afterwards K. Edw.IV. George, Duke of Clarence, fecond Son to the Duke of York. Richard, Duke of Gloucefter, third Son to the Duke of York, afterwards King Richard III.

Edmund, Earl of Rutland, youngest son to the Duke of York. Duke of Norfolk,

Marquis of Montague,

Earl of Warwick,

Earl of Salisbury,

of the Duke of York's Party.

Earl of Pembroke,

Lord Haftings,

Lord Stafford,

Sir John Mortimer,

Sir Hugh Mortimer, Uncles to the Duke of York.
Sir William Stanly, afterwards Earl of Derby.
Lord Rivers, Brother to the lady Gray.

Sir John Montgomery.

Lieutenant of the Tower.

Mayor of Coventry.

Mayor and Aldermen of York.

Humphry and Sinklo, two Huntsmen.

Lewis, King of France.

Bourbon, Admiral of France.

Queen Margaret.

Bona, Sifter to the French King.

Lady Gray, Widow of Sir Richard Gray, afterwards Queen to Edward IV.

Soldiers and other Attendants on King Henry, and King

Edward.

In Part of the Third Act the SCENE is laid in France, during all the rest of the Play in England.