An army comes from Ireland to relieve the Royalists—It relieves
their enemies—Newcastle besieged at York—He sends Goring
with his cavalry to manœuvre in the adjoining
counties—Attacks, counterattacks, and sallies, at
York—Newcastle appeals to the King for reinforcements—Progress
of the siege of York—Newcastle asks the conditions of
surrender—The army of the Associated Counties—The Earl of
Manchester—Oliver Cromwell—State Papers about the proceedings
of Goring’s horse—State Papers about the siege of York 124