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he revived the ancient claimes of superiority, envaded Scotland with an army of 18,000 Men. The greater progress was made towards a reformation in England the father did the Protector find himself from all prospect of completing the Union with Scotland. The Mortifications which Somerset felt from the affairs of Scotland was increased by the intrigues of his own Family--His Brother-- Lord Seymour was a man of insateable ambition, when Somersit found that the public peace was endangered by his Brothers conduct, not to say rebellious schemes he signed a warrant for committing him to the Tower, Seymour was proceeded against by bill of attainder--The Bill readly passed and the prisoner was beheaded on Tower Hill in the Year--1549-- Numerous insurrections took place throughout England-- the Protector put the Earl of Warwic at the head of --6000--Men to oppose them, and the insurgents by that means afforded his mortal enemy an opportunity of encreasing his reputation Warwic made a general attack and put them to
