Heads of charges against Colonel Thomas Sanders: (a) was privy to the late design and insurrection of Sir George Booth* for many weeks before the same broke forth (b) was abetting to the said design in suffering Colonel White, who raised the tumult in Derby to escape (c) He corresponded with Booth or his party by Mr Sidon, minister and others (d) he was aiding and encouraging to the said party by encouraging Major Robert Greenwood to head the tumult (e) list of 14 witnesses examined [*George Booth (1622-1684) - succeeded to the title of Lord Delamere 1652 - military commissioner for Cheshire 1655 - MP for Cheshire 1645-1656 - became one of the leaders of the New Royalists, seized Chester, defeated by Lambert at Nantwich Bridge 1659] 1659