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quadgram | frequency |
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early english books online | 412 |
represented either as utf | 206 |
characters represented either as | 206 |
at our court at | 114 |
given at our court | 111 |
and available in eebo | 103 |
of known extent have | 103 |
corrected and characters marked | 103 |
teams in oxford and | 103 |
respectfully request that due | 103 |
of michigan and oxford | 103 |
be made about the | 103 |
mainly structural encoding based | 103 |
gaps by user contributors | 103 |
a partnership between the | 103 |
keying and markup guidelines | 103 |
works in other languages | 103 |
can now take and | 103 |
aimed to produce large | 103 |
institutions providing financial support | 103 |
later edition of a | 103 |
phase of the project | 103 |
the filling in of | 103 |
proquest to create accurately | 103 |
overall quality of tcp | 103 |
tcp assigned for keying | 103 |
the encoding was enhanced | 103 |
illegible were corrected where | 103 |
publisher proquest to create | 103 |
the image sets published | 103 |
true nature of the | 103 |
for accuracy and those | 103 |
encoding was enhanced and | 103 |
of the texts have | 103 |
will never have been | 103 |
on the image sets | 103 |
large quantities of textual | 103 |
there was a compelling | 103 |
the text can be | 103 |
the institutions providing financial | 103 |
p using tcp tei | 103 |
a second or later | 103 |
and linked to page | 103 |
selection was intended to | 103 |
some errors will remain | 103 |
create accurately transcribed and | 103 |
number of works in | 103 |
whichever is the greater | 103 |
was based on the | 103 |
first editions of a | 103 |
the overall quality of | 103 |
to produce large quantities | 103 |
the work described above | 103 |
have been released into | 103 |
restraints of time and | 103 |
use these texts for | 103 |
readable characters will be | 103 |
a number of works | 103 |
and coded from proquest | 103 |
changes to facilitate morpho | 103 |
or later edition of | 103 |
therefore of any assumptions | 103 |
and use these texts | 103 |
available at the text | 103 |
was enhanced and or | 103 |
of creating the tcp | 103 |
was chosen if there | 103 |
even for commercial purposes | 103 |
is available for reuse | 103 |
of a works in | 103 |
some readable characters will | 103 |
images in accordance with | 103 |
text creation partnership web | 103 |
phase i text is | 103 |
were corrected where possible | 103 |
encoded as gap s | 103 |
of textual data within | 103 |
is given to their | 103 |
simplify the filling in | 103 |
now take and use | 103 |
tcp is a partnership | 103 |
image sets were sent | 103 |
by proquest via their | 103 |
text and markup reviewed | 103 |
selection was based on | 103 |
project restraints of time | 103 |
users should bear in | 103 |
work described above is | 103 |
have been issued variously | 103 |
or tei g elements | 103 |
likelihood such instances will | 103 |
the text creation partnership | 103 |
these texts for their | 103 |
external keying companies for | 103 |
should make clear that | 103 |
during phase of the | 103 |
these processes should make | 103 |
for their own purposes | 103 |
mind that in all | 103 |
image sets published by | 103 |
the general aim of | 103 |
reason to do so | 103 |
were returned to the | 103 |
created by converting tcp | 103 |
companies for transcription and | 103 |
texts have been issued | 103 |
enhanced and or corrected | 103 |
tei in libraries guidelines | 103 |
converting tcp files to | 103 |
books online text creation | 103 |
text strings within braces | 103 |
for keying and markup | 103 |
new cambridge bibliography of | 103 |
to external keying companies | 103 |
to range over a | 103 |
copies of the texts | 103 |
between and available in | 103 |
the early english books | 103 |
of the tei in | 103 |
i text is available | 103 |
usual project restraints of | 103 |
is a partnership between | 103 |
out by editorial teams | 103 |
tcp data is very | 103 |
in all likelihood such | 103 |
of tcp data is | 103 |
the text encoding initiative | 103 |
based on the image | 103 |
print record of the | 103 |
elements of known extent | 103 |
and therefore chose to | 103 |
the project have been | 103 |
via their early english | 103 |
terms of creative commons | 103 |
to the keyers to | 103 |
carried out by editorial | 103 |
and therefore of any | 103 |
chosen if there was | 103 |
should bear in mind | 103 |
which did not meet | 103 |
texts created during phase | 103 |
tcp aimed to produce | 103 |
tei p using tcp | 103 |
data within the usual | 103 |
although there are a | 103 |
between the universities of | 103 |
illegibles were encoded as | 103 |
project was divided into | 103 |
of the project have | 103 |
or for an anonymous | 103 |
and encoded texts based | 103 |
proofread for accuracy and | 103 |
creating the tcp texts | 103 |
of gaps by user | 103 |
texts were encoded and | 103 |
sometimes a second or | 103 |
are a number of | 103 |
been released into the | 103 |
in mind that in | 103 |
sent to external keying | 103 |
was intended to range | 103 |
keyers to be redone | 103 |
editorial teams in oxford | 103 |
range over a wide | 103 |
tcp is to encode | 103 |
in english were prioritized | 103 |
images scanned from microfilm | 103 |
and some readable characters | 103 |
variety of subject areas | 103 |
from proquest page images | 103 |
encoded and linked to | 103 |
by editorial teams in | 103 |
english books online text | 103 |
and oxford and the | 103 |
text can be copied | 103 |
a limit of instances | 103 |
will remain and some | 103 |
transcription and basic encoding | 103 |
sets were sent to | 103 |
work was chosen if | 103 |
meet qa standards were | 103 |
but we respectfully request | 103 |
with changes to facilitate | 103 |
of time and funding | 103 |
tcp files to tei | 103 |
be marked as illegible | 103 |
structural encoding based on | 103 |
on the text encoding | 103 |
by converting tcp files | 103 |
while the overall quality | 103 |
encoded edition of the | 103 |
for an anonymous work | 103 |
users should be aware | 103 |
and characters marked as | 103 |
remain and some readable | 103 |
the true nature of | 103 |
linked to page images | 103 |
and encoded edition of | 103 |
to page images in | 103 |
accordance with level of | 103 |
of every monographic english | 103 |
and markup reviewed and | 103 |
wide variety of subject | 103 |
the tei in libraries | 103 |
to create diplomatic transcriptions | 103 |
and or corrected and | 103 |
guidelines are available at | 103 |
if there was a | 103 |
assigned for keying and | 103 |
process of creating the | 103 |
the texts have been | 103 |
are eligible for inclusion | 103 |
text was proofread for | 103 |
encoded text transcribed from | 103 |
filling in of gaps | 103 |
and markup guidelines are | 103 |
for transcription and basic | 103 |
markup guidelines are available | 103 |
proquest via their early | 103 |
that can be made | 103 |
to the terms of | 103 |
and sometimes a second | 103 |
language title published between | 103 |
transcribed and encoded texts | 103 |
the texts were encoded | 103 |
project have been released | 103 |
that due credit and | 103 |
been transformed into placeholder | 103 |
page images in accordance | 103 |
text with mnemonic sdata | 103 |
their works are eligible | 103 |
in accordance with level | 103 |
mnemonic sdata character entities | 103 |
texts for their own | 103 |
within the usual project | 103 |
online text creation partnership | 103 |
based on the text | 103 |
michigan and oxford and | 103 |
keying companies for transcription | 103 |
text selection was based | 103 |
title published between and | 103 |
standards were returned to | 103 |
qa standards were returned | 103 |
of works in other | 103 |
given to their original | 103 |
due credit and attribution | 103 |
published between and available | 103 |
unicode or tei g | 103 |
quantities of textual data | 103 |
to their original source | 103 |
produce large quantities of | 103 |
text is available for | 103 |
processes should make clear | 103 |
any assumptions that can | 103 |
assumptions that can be | 103 |
up to a limit | 103 |
of any assumptions that | 103 |
this phase i text | 103 |
to the early english | 103 |
the publisher proquest to | 103 |
unicode or text strings | 103 |
is to encode one | 103 |
owned by the institutions | 103 |
to tei p using | 103 |
or corrected and characters | 103 |
attribution is given to | 103 |
divided into two phases | 103 |
second or later edition | 103 |
were sent to external | 103 |
then carried out by | 103 |
partnership between the universities | 103 |
files to tei p | 103 |
to create accurately transcribed | 103 |
elements to simplify the | 103 |
a works in english | 103 |
each text was proofread | 103 |
intended to range over | 103 |
therefore chose to create | 103 |
in of gaps by | 103 |
errors will remain and | 103 |
of the process of | 103 |
characters or elements to | 103 |
processed by university of | 103 |
record of the period | 103 |
that in all likelihood | 103 |
those which did not | 103 |
the terms of creative | 103 |
bibliography of english literature | 103 |
been issued variously as | 103 |
should be aware of | 103 |
bear in mind that | 103 |
extent have been transformed | 103 |
in oxford and michigan | 103 |
notably latin and welsh | 103 |
works are eligible for | 103 |
looked at by a | 103 |
universities of michigan and | 103 |
was divided into two | 103 |
into placeholder characters or | 103 |
a compelling reason to | 103 |
the process of creating | 103 |
providing financial support to | 103 |
keyed and coded from | 103 |
public domain as of | 103 |
with level of the | 103 |
corrected where possible up | 103 |
included and sometimes a | 103 |
markup reviewed and edited | 103 |
characters marked as illegible | 103 |
opposed to critical editions | 103 |
placeholder characters or elements | 103 |
assurance was then carried | 103 |
reflect the true nature | 103 |
then their works are | 103 |
general aim of eebo | 103 |
at the text creation | 103 |
on the new cambridge | 103 |
quality of tcp data | 103 |
the universities of michigan | 103 |
been looked at by | 103 |
returned to the keyers | 103 |
the usual project restraints | 103 |
have been looked at | 103 |
works in english were | 103 |
anyone can now take | 103 |
issued variously as sgml | 103 |
were encoded as gap | 103 |
sets published by proquest | 103 |
never have been looked | 103 |
will be marked as | 103 |
cambridge bibliography of english | 103 |
or elements to simplify | 103 |
we respectfully request that | 103 |
all likelihood such instances | 103 |
where possible up to | 103 |
did not meet qa | 103 |
and the publisher proquest | 103 |
a wide variety of | 103 |
marked as illegible were | 103 |
described above is co | 103 |
the keyers to be | 103 |
were encoded and linked | 103 |
with mnemonic sdata character | 103 |
a work was chosen | 103 |
oxford and the publisher | 103 |
remaining illegibles were encoded | 103 |
coded from proquest page | 103 |
can be made about | 103 |
not meet qa standards | 103 |
editions of a works | 103 |
of each text was | 103 |
instances will never have | 103 |
financial support to the | 103 |
edition of a work | 103 |
possible up to a | 103 |
to encode one copy | 103 |
was proofread for accuracy | 103 |
tcp project was divided | 103 |
be aware of the | 103 |
quality assurance was then | 103 |
over a wide variety | 103 |
usually the first edition | 103 |
to a limit of | 103 |
chose to create diplomatic | 103 |
published by proquest via | 103 |
was then carried out | 103 |
known extent have been | 103 |
of the work described | 103 |
accurately transcribed and encoded | 103 |
encoded texts based on | 103 |
ascii text with mnemonic | 103 |
their early english books | 103 |
as illegible were corrected | 103 |
encoding based on the | 103 |
domain as of january | 103 |
to simplify the filling | 103 |
there are a number | 103 |
and those which did | 103 |
any remaining illegibles were | 103 |
into the public domain | 103 |
was a compelling reason | 103 |
level of the tei | 103 |
keyboarded and encoded edition | 103 |
created during phase of | 103 |
compelling reason to do | 103 |
limit of instances per | 103 |
characters will be marked | 103 |
support to the early | 103 |
as opposed to critical | 103 |
of a work was | 103 |
based on the new | 103 |
nature of the print | 103 |
the public domain as | 103 |
all without asking permission | 103 |
the new cambridge bibliography | 103 |
are available at the | 103 |
released into the public | 103 |
data is very good | 103 |
creation partnership web site | 103 |
texts based on the | 103 |
have been transformed into | 103 |
to reflect the true | 103 |
by university of nebraska | 103 |
gap elements of known | 103 |
the print record of | 103 |
by a tcp editor | 103 |
understanding these processes should | 103 |
according to the terms | 103 |
at by a tcp | 103 |
request that due credit | 103 |
credit and attribution is | 103 |
transformed into placeholder characters | 103 |
aware of the process | 103 |
by the institutions providing | 103 |
made about the data | 103 |
of the print record | 103 |
or text strings within | 103 |
take and use these | 103 |
accuracy and those which | 103 |
edition of the work | 103 |
such instances will never | 103 |
and attribution is given | 103 |
of instances per text | 103 |
textual data within the | 103 |
this keyboarded and encoded | 103 |
iv tiff page image | 98 |
reproduction of original in | 93 |
spi global keyed and | 90 |
global keyed and coded | 90 |
r ocm this keyboarded | 88 |
estc r ocm this | 88 |
ocm this keyboarded and | 88 |
our court at whitehall | 79 |
god save the king | 78 |
printed by charles bill | 74 |
year of our reign | 74 |
wing j estc r | 74 |
a wing j estc | 74 |
j estc r ocm | 67 |
court at whitehall the | 67 |
of our privy council | 62 |
the kings most excellent | 60 |
kings most excellent majesty | 57 |
of original in huntington | 57 |
original in huntington library | 56 |
to the kings most | 54 |
mona logarbo sampled and | 50 |
mona logarbo text and | 50 |
logarbo sampled and proofread | 50 |
logarbo text and markup | 50 |
the duke of monmouth | 49 |
printers to the kings | 47 |
the heir of andrew | 46 |
by the heir of | 46 |
heir of andrew anderson | 46 |
diev et mon droit | 46 |
healey sampled and proofread | 45 |
printed by the heir | 45 |
elspeth healey sampled and | 45 |
royal blazon or coat | 43 |
blazon or coat of | 43 |
or coat of arms | 43 |
arms by the king | 42 |
of arms by the | 42 |
coat of arms by | 42 |
spi global rekeyed and | 41 |
global rekeyed and resubmitted | 41 |
at end of text | 39 |
honi soit qvi mal | 38 |
soit qvi mal y | 38 |
qvi mal y pense | 38 |
printed by the assigns | 37 |
advice of our privy | 37 |
and by henry hills | 37 |
by the assigns of | 37 |
assigns of john bill | 37 |
the assigns of john | 37 |
y pense royal blazon | 36 |
mal y pense royal | 36 |
pense royal blazon or | 36 |
and of our reign | 34 |
droit honi soit qvi | 34 |
et mon droit honi | 34 |
mon droit honi soit | 34 |
in the first year | 33 |
the first year of | 33 |
by the grace of | 31 |
of original in the | 31 |
of our reign the | 31 |
the grace of god | 31 |
the fourth year of | 30 |
at head of title | 30 |
in the fourth year | 30 |
r diev et mon | 30 |
fourth year of our | 29 |
this our royal proclamation | 29 |
his most sacred majesty | 28 |
or any of them | 28 |
first year of our | 27 |
defender of the faith | 27 |
printer to his most | 26 |
the advice of our | 25 |
given under our signet | 25 |
and twentieth day of | 25 |
iustices of the peace | 25 |
to his most sacred | 25 |
marion text and markup | 24 |
megan marion text and | 24 |
marion sampled and proofread | 24 |
the th day of | 24 |
the city of london | 24 |
megan marion sampled and | 24 |
and xml conversion royal | 23 |
a proclamation for the | 23 |
require and command all | 23 |
with the advice of | 22 |
as they will answer | 22 |
and every of them | 22 |
at the same time | 22 |
charge and command all | 22 |
and we do hereby | 22 |
under our signet at | 21 |
and xml conversion j | 20 |
by his majesties command | 20 |
and command all and | 20 |
j r diev et | 20 |
will answer the contrary | 20 |
from time to time | 19 |
xml conversion royal coat | 19 |
elspeth healey text and | 19 |
royal coat of arms | 19 |
the earl of shaftsbury | 19 |
xml conversion j r | 19 |
royal will and pleasure | 19 |
conversion royal coat of | 19 |
healey text and markup | 19 |
of the shires of | 18 |
the contrary at their | 18 |
and command all our | 18 |
conversion j r diev | 18 |
his most christian majesty | 18 |
of berwick upon tweed | 18 |
his majesties most gracious | 18 |
our royal will and | 18 |
answer the contrary at | 17 |
the prince of orange | 17 |
and to the end | 17 |
the earl of argyle | 17 |
and all other our | 17 |
any of our subjects | 16 |
of the late king | 16 |
under the command of | 16 |
by sea or land | 16 |
in the third year | 16 |
the third year of | 16 |
they will answer the | 16 |
of the city of | 16 |
all and every our | 16 |
town of berwick upon | 16 |
of london and westminster | 16 |
of this our royal | 16 |
our signet at edinburgh | 16 |
we have thought fit | 16 |
our will and pleasure | 16 |
estc r this keyboarded | 15 |
the peace of the | 15 |
willcox sampled and proofread | 15 |
per actum dominorum secreti | 15 |
r this keyboarded and | 15 |
pleasure in the premisses | 15 |
pip willcox sampled and | 15 |
royal name and authority | 14 |
the kingdom of scotland | 14 |
our pleasure in the | 14 |
and we charge you | 14 |
the church of england | 14 |
reign the first year | 14 |
such as shall be | 14 |
original in the harvard | 14 |
sheriffs in that part | 14 |
all other our officers | 14 |
crosses of the head | 14 |
by this our royal | 14 |
court at windsor the | 14 |
our sheriffs in that | 14 |
macers of our privy | 14 |
all his majesties subjects | 14 |
our reign the first | 14 |
our court at windsor | 14 |
whitehall the th day | 14 |
our lyon king at | 13 |
printers to the king | 13 |
with advice of our | 13 |
these our letters seen | 13 |
the earl of tarras | 13 |
the command of the | 13 |
lyon king at arms | 13 |
the king and the | 13 |
in the service of | 13 |
right trusty and right | 13 |
we charge you strictly | 13 |
in the harvard university | 13 |
of the earl of | 13 |
and his brethren heraulds | 13 |
and reprinted at london | 13 |
james duke of monmouth | 13 |
cities of london and | 13 |
king and the duke | 13 |
strictly charge and command | 13 |
they and every of | 13 |
at whitehall the th | 13 |
the harvard university library | 13 |
his majesty and his | 13 |
next ensuing the date | 12 |
and xml conversion diev | 12 |
in our royal name | 12 |
at the court at | 12 |
and xml conversion i | 12 |
the sixteenth day of | 12 |
command all and every | 12 |
person or persons whatsoever | 12 |
our kingdom of england | 12 |
of this our realm | 12 |
privy council of scotland | 12 |
coat of arms a | 12 |
all our loving subjects | 12 |
of arms a proclamation | 12 |
our royal name and | 12 |
make publication of our | 12 |
containing his majesties gracious | 12 |
and also except all | 12 |
the court at whitehall | 12 |
laws and statutes of | 12 |
the sixth day of | 11 |
conversion diev et mon | 11 |
the laws and statutes | 11 |
the first day of | 11 |
provinces of the netherlands | 11 |
james by the grace | 11 |
xml conversion diev et | 11 |
with the earl of | 11 |
the service of the | 11 |
of this our kingdom | 11 |
actum dominorum secreti concilij | 11 |
and statutes of this | 11 |
peace of the high | 11 |
any of the said | 11 |
pass to the mercat | 11 |
our officers and ministers | 11 |
by and with the | 11 |
third year of our | 11 |
burghs of the shires | 11 |
the tenth day of | 11 |
of our loving subjects | 11 |
and with the advice | 11 |
for the time being | 11 |
at the time of | 11 |
have thought fit to | 11 |
hereby require and command | 11 |
our right trusty and | 10 |
eng england and wales | 10 |
will and pleasure is | 10 |
i r diev et | 10 |
no person or persons | 10 |
the duke of york | 10 |
the ninth day of | 10 |
the late earl of | 10 |
upon pain of our | 10 |
any person or persons | 10 |
of ever blessed memory | 10 |
all and every of | 10 |
his majesties subjects to | 10 |
other our officers and | 10 |
that the earl of | 10 |
any of our said | 10 |
and all and every | 10 |
xml conversion i r | 10 |
one thousand six hundred | 10 |
do by this our | 10 |
united provinces of the | 10 |
ye pass to the | 10 |
majesties most gracious and | 10 |
parts beyond the seas | 10 |
th day of november | 10 |
putting in execution the | 10 |
securing the peace of | 9 |
thanksgiving throughout the kingdom | 9 |
his privy council of | 9 |
to the end that | 9 |
it having pleased almighty | 9 |
and every of our | 9 |
be aiding and assisting | 9 |
date of these presents | 9 |
whom it may concern | 9 |
statutes of this realm | 9 |
subjects may have notice | 9 |
the shires of this | 9 |
strictly require and command | 9 |
under our great seal | 9 |
and his royal highness | 9 |
having pleased almighty god | 9 |
the mercat cross of | 9 |
the date of these | 9 |
other person or persons | 9 |
all and every person | 9 |
and most entirely beloved | 9 |
a proclamation for putting | 9 |
year of his reign | 9 |
most entirely beloved brother | 9 |
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for securing the peace | 9 |
xml conversion his majesties | 9 |
the humble address of | 9 |
that no person or | 9 |
two and twentieth day | 9 |
day of november next | 9 |
first lines of text | 9 |
our city of london | 9 |
the time of the | 9 |
shires of this kingdom | 9 |
and xml conversion his | 9 |
conversion i r diev | 9 |
under the name of | 9 |
and every person and | 9 |
every person and persons | 9 |
the cities of london | 9 |
service of foreign princes | 8 |
th day of october | 8 |
to his royal highness | 8 |
all our good subjects | 8 |
in and about the | 8 |
in order to the | 8 |
strictly prohibit and forbid | 8 |
of the reign of | 8 |
the second day of | 8 |
be reprinted at london | 8 |
original in the huntington | 8 |
command all and singular | 8 |
of his majesties reign | 8 |
of the church of | 8 |
mon droit by the | 8 |
ensuing the date of | 8 |
general of the united | 8 |
the service of foreign | 8 |
to all our subjects | 8 |
incontinent these our letters | 8 |
publication of our pleasure | 8 |
day of february next | 8 |
xml conversion by the | 8 |
the reign of our | 8 |
the second year of | 8 |
or messengers at arms | 8 |
that incontinent these our | 8 |
in the second year | 8 |
by the king a | 8 |
et mon droit by | 8 |
mercat cross of edinburgh | 8 |
proclamation containing his majesties | 8 |
of our high displeasure | 8 |
publish and declare our | 8 |
the united provinces of | 8 |
a proclamation containing his | 8 |
of our pleasure in | 8 |
the two and twentieth | 8 |
of any of the | 8 |
and town of berwick | 8 |
seventh by the grace | 8 |
conversion by the king | 8 |
droit by the king | 8 |
second year of our | 8 |
this may be reprinted | 8 |
year of his majesties | 8 |
of the duke of | 8 |
we hereby require and | 8 |
the premisses may be | 8 |
all and sundry our | 8 |
and messengers at arms | 8 |
his majesties privy council | 8 |
in the huntington library | 8 |
this our royal will | 8 |
or cause to be | 8 |
and for the better | 8 |
aptara keyed and coded | 8 |
that he could not | 8 |
may be reprinted at | 8 |
the seventh by the | 8 |
of the united provinces | 8 |
of the said company | 8 |
in the premisses may | 8 |
the seventh day of | 8 |
the eleventh day of | 8 |
printed by george croom | 8 |
by the advice of | 8 |
aiding and assisting to | 8 |
and xml conversion by | 8 |
whom these presents do | 7 |
to call a parliament | 7 |
of this our pardon | 7 |
they will be answerable | 7 |
the preservation of the | 7 |
the speedy calling of | 7 |
the twenty fifth day | 7 |
gracious letter to the | 7 |
j a estc r | 7 |
and such as shall | 7 |
majesties most gracious pardon | 7 |
his majesties letter to | 7 |
and that our pleasure | 7 |
the house of commons | 7 |
beloved cousins and counsellors | 7 |
twenty fifth day of | 7 |
we do hereby strictly | 7 |
to his majesty and | 7 |
hereby publish and declare | 7 |
this our realm of | 7 |
at their highest peril | 7 |
of the head burghs | 7 |
and every our subjects | 7 |
the head burghs of | 7 |
our iustices of the | 7 |
king of great britain | 7 |
our court at vvhitehall | 7 |
contrary to the said | 7 |
in church and state | 7 |
of a free parliament | 7 |
into the service of | 7 |
great seal of england | 7 |
lords spiritual and temporal | 7 |
to all and sundry | 7 |
the said earl of | 7 |
majesties gracious letter to | 7 |
court at whitehall this | 7 |
his majesties gracious letter | 7 |
to the said company | 7 |
the earl of essex | 7 |
may have notice of | 7 |
and pleasure to be | 7 |
twentieth day of november | 7 |
pain of our high | 7 |
majesties subjects to trade | 7 |
letter to his privy | 7 |
preventing the exportation of | 7 |
and sundry our good | 7 |
a estc r ocm | 7 |
good subjects may have | 7 |
a wing j a | 7 |
service of the states | 7 |
and other places needful | 7 |
of the said act | 7 |
our dearly beloved brother | 7 |
as they will be | 7 |
our realm of england | 7 |
and we hereby require | 7 |
all and every the | 7 |
year of the reign | 7 |
now are in the | 7 |
notice of this our | 7 |
for the security of | 7 |
wing s estc r | 7 |
streightly charge and command | 7 |
reign of our late | 7 |
and now are in | 7 |
to the end all | 7 |
wing j a estc | 7 |
mercat crosses of the | 7 |
and vve do hereby | 7 |
the fifteenth day of | 7 |
that all our subjects | 7 |
the said sir robert | 7 |
james the seventh by | 7 |
tenth day of february | 7 |
and our will and | 7 |
and xml conversion a | 7 |
to his privy council | 7 |
hereby strictly charge and | 7 |
within the space of | 7 |
and that this our | 7 |
prohibit and forbid all | 7 |
we do hereby command | 7 |
said sir robert holmes | 7 |
commissioners of the treasury | 7 |
do hereby strictly charge | 7 |
j estc r this | 7 |
from first lines of | 7 |
that the duke of | 7 |
to our lyon king | 7 |
by our royal proclamation | 6 |
speedy calling of a | 6 |
and all offences of | 6 |
by this our proclamation | 6 |
offences or any of | 6 |
of our city of | 6 |
trade within the limits | 6 |
for the preservation of | 6 |
of november next ensuing | 6 |
they or any of | 6 |
the king a proclamation | 6 |
have taken arms under | 6 |
to be sent to | 6 |
gracious and ample indemnity | 6 |
out of this our | 6 |
according to the true | 6 |
the district of the | 6 |
command of the earl | 6 |
proroguing of the parliament | 6 |
may it please your | 6 |
of the kings enemies | 6 |
our reign the fourth | 6 |
kingdom england and wales | 6 |
have notice of this | 6 |
twenty fourth day of | 6 |
said offences or any | 6 |
contrary at their utmost | 6 |
the parliament james r | 6 |
first year of his | 6 |
return of all his | 6 |
by the said act | 6 |
reign the fourth year | 6 |
no officer or soldier | 6 |
assisting to the said | 6 |
for a thanksgiving throughout | 6 |
collectors of our customs | 6 |
reprinted at london by | 6 |
hereby strictly require and | 6 |
proclamation for apprehending several | 6 |
proclamation prohibiting his majesties | 6 |
for putting in execution | 6 |
of the original in | 6 |
the said letters patents | 6 |
by the earl of | 6 |
commanding the return of | 6 |
of his privy council | 6 |
those of the company | 6 |
to the earl of | 6 |
a proclamation for apprehending | 6 |
declare our royal will | 6 |
that the said earl | 6 |
the return of all | 6 |
sixth day of february | 6 |
our pardon and indemnity | 6 |
this may be re | 6 |
proclamation for further proroguing | 6 |
a proclamation for restraining | 6 |
limits assigned to the | 6 |
every of our subjects | 6 |
within this our realm | 6 |
by reason of the | 6 |
of our said subjects | 6 |
was one of the | 6 |
in any of our | 6 |
by vertue of our | 6 |
sundry our good subjects | 6 |
late defeat of the | 6 |
do hereby command our | 6 |
apprehending several traitors and | 6 |
a thanksgiving throughout the | 6 |
subjects to trade within | 6 |
our heirs and successors | 6 |
humble address of the | 6 |
our court at white | 6 |
for the district of | 6 |
the church of rome | 6 |
company and their successors | 6 |
dear and most entirely | 6 |
that our ancient kingdom | 6 |
my lords and gentlemen | 6 |
of the date the | 6 |
king charles the second | 6 |
that all and every | 6 |
contrary at their perils | 6 |
most dear and most | 6 |
our good subjects may | 6 |
the lords spiritual and | 6 |
to trade within the | 6 |
most gracious and general | 6 |
of all his majesties | 6 |
the said offences or | 6 |
to his majesties letter | 6 |
the late defeat of | 6 |
under the great seal | 6 |
for the speedy calling | 6 |
about the cities of | 6 |
of this our proclamation | 6 |
gracious and general pardon | 6 |
and all the other | 6 |
for the late defeat | 6 |
proclamation for putting in | 6 |
day of april next | 6 |
prohibiting his majesties subjects | 6 |
a proclamation for further | 6 |
within the limits assigned | 6 |
the end all our | 6 |
reproduction of the original | 6 |
district of the shires | 6 |
every one of them | 6 |
foreign prince or state | 6 |
in the execution of | 6 |
who have taken arms | 6 |
defeat of the kings | 6 |
the lords of the | 6 |
hereby command our lyon | 6 |
charles the second of | 6 |
into the hands of | 6 |
head burghs of the | 6 |
the original in the | 6 |
in the bodleian library | 6 |
the utmost severity of | 6 |
the rest of the | 6 |
and forbid all and | 6 |
to make timeous proclamation | 6 |
majesty and his royal | 6 |
the twenty fourth day | 6 |
with the utmost severity | 6 |
are in the service | 6 |
the limits assigned to | 6 |
a proclamation prohibiting his | 6 |
for apprehending several traitors | 6 |
the eighteenth day of | 6 |
our royal proclamation of | 6 |
of the said city | 6 |
command our lyon king | 6 |
and assisting to the | 6 |
in this our kingdom | 6 |
twentieth day of june | 6 |
throughout the kingdom of | 6 |
his majesties gracious pardon | 5 |
do hereby strictly require | 5 |
title information from first | 5 |
time to time to | 5 |
the date of this | 5 |
letters patents under the | 5 |
at the head of | 5 |
his majesty was pleased | 5 |
brother of ever blessed | 5 |
the late king james | 5 |
the lords and others | 5 |
of our courts of | 5 |
the same into our | 5 |
his majesties kingdom of | 5 |
all our subjects may | 5 |
the lord marquess of | 5 |
hereby streightly charge and | 5 |
for the calling of | 5 |
information from first lines | 5 |
states general of the | 5 |
as it hath pleased | 5 |
and his most christian | 5 |
do hereby strictly prohibit | 5 |
apex covantage keyed and | 5 |
of our subjects in | 5 |
to the prejudice of | 5 |
date of this our | 5 |
and command all mayors | 5 |
and every one of | 5 |
or town of berwick | 5 |
captains of our royal | 5 |
may be inflicted upon | 5 |
they were to be | 5 |
the nineteenth day of | 5 |
granted to the said | 5 |
the twelfth day of | 5 |
of his majesties privy | 5 |
we do by this | 5 |
the truth of the | 5 |
twentieth day of april | 5 |
that our pleasure in | 5 |
all and singular our | 5 |
the same to be | 5 |
of the privy council | 5 |
forbid all and every | 5 |
of most blessed memory | 5 |
that in the mean | 5 |
shires of argile and | 5 |
burroughs and towns corporate | 5 |
into the kingdom of | 5 |
third year of his | 5 |
it hath pleased almighty | 5 |
as they shall be | 5 |
within the limits aforesaid | 5 |
and in the first | 5 |
of the horrid conspiracy | 5 |
the lord high commissioner | 5 |
and xml conversion the | 5 |
vve have thought fit | 5 |
the four and twentieth | 5 |
in execution the laws | 5 |
covantage keyed and coded | 5 |
the sign of the | 5 |
any manner of way | 5 |
of publication from wing | 5 |
are or shall be | 5 |
at any time or | 5 |
s estc r ocm | 5 |
to the lords and | 5 |
a wing s estc | 5 |
trade of a pedlar | 5 |
to all the world | 5 |
second day of september | 5 |
they will answer at | 5 |
our great seal of | 5 |
the humble petition of | 5 |
the right reverend the | 5 |
that as to the | 5 |
hereby strictly prohibit and | 5 |
or our late brother | 5 |
truth of the whole | 5 |
prisoner at the bar | 5 |
iv tiff page images | 5 |
to be aiding and | 5 |
vve do hereby strictly | 5 |
and discharge all and | 5 |
straitly charge and command | 5 |
the horrid conspiracy against | 5 |
require and command our | 5 |
day of this instant | 5 |
the kingdom of england | 5 |
of our royal ships | 5 |
into our princely consideration | 5 |
charter granted to the | 5 |
any foreign prince or | 5 |
as shall be found | 5 |
city of london and | 5 |
the execution of his | 5 |
to macers of our | 5 |
these presents do or | 5 |
general pardon to all | 5 |
brother of blessed memory | 5 |
or either of them | 5 |
that they and every | 5 |
the parliaments answer to | 5 |
reign the third year | 5 |
day of january next | 5 |
majesties most dear and | 5 |
and each of them | 5 |
of his royal highness | 5 |
lords and others of | 5 |
past under our great | 5 |
pedlar or petty chapman | 5 |
hath pleased almighty god | 5 |
do hereby straitly charge | 5 |
meaning of the said | 5 |
within our kingdom of | 5 |
our reign the third | 5 |
the meeting of the | 5 |
the said lord was | 5 |
of pirates and privateers | 5 |
of the states general | 5 |
proclamation of the date | 5 |
in pursuance of the | 5 |
majesties gracious and ample | 5 |
whereas we have been | 5 |
the governour and company | 5 |
of foreign princes and | 5 |
to have been the | 5 |
several traitors and fugitives | 5 |
and all other officers | 5 |
or shall not give | 5 |
the time of his | 5 |
other title information from | 5 |
justices of the peace | 5 |
a proclamation for securing | 5 |
the several and respective | 5 |
of the protestant religion | 5 |
made use of in | 5 |
it is our royal | 5 |
of our forts and | 5 |
in the reign of | 5 |
and we do also | 5 |
calling of a free | 5 |
guilty of the saids | 5 |
his royal highness the | 5 |
brought to condign punishment | 5 |
presents do or may | 5 |
of the lord high | 5 |
this may be printed | 5 |
of these our kingdoms | 5 |
in the time of | 5 |
all and singular the | 5 |
proclamation for the speedy | 5 |
the states general of | 5 |
of the king and | 5 |
thursday of april next | 5 |
royal consort the queen | 5 |
two letters to monsieur | 5 |
calling of a parliament | 5 |
charge you strictly and | 5 |
of all and every | 5 |
upon this our kingdom | 5 |
the nine and twentieth | 5 |
all the other mercat | 5 |
decease of the late | 5 |
commanders of our forts | 5 |
his royal highness to | 5 |
the decease of the | 5 |
to the mercat cross | 5 |
patents under the great | 5 |
do or may concern | 5 |
to the end our | 5 |
parliaments answer to his | 5 |
of any foreign prince | 5 |
his majesties gracious and | 5 |
answer to his majesties | 5 |
the name of the | 5 |
the prisoner at the | 5 |
first thursday of april | 5 |
to the lord russel | 5 |
the present state of | 5 |
and all other persons | 5 |
end all our good | 5 |
of the whole conspiracy | 5 |
we have been informed | 5 |
majesty was pleased to | 5 |
to be imported or | 5 |
proclamation for securing the | 5 |
mentioned in the said | 5 |
of the said earl | 5 |
according to the utmost | 5 |
our forts and castles | 5 |
and we do likewise | 5 |
will answer at their | 5 |
by the name of | 5 |
intent and meaning of | 5 |
seventh day of september | 5 |
until the tenth day | 5 |
any time or times | 5 |
forasmuch as it hath | 5 |
of argile and tarbat | 5 |
of our said dominions | 5 |
this our ancient kingdom | 5 |
xml conversion royal blazon | 4 |
parliament to meet at | 4 |
so we bid you | 4 |
the eighth day of | 4 |
armed force of foreigners | 4 |
to the utmost severity | 4 |
on the th of | 4 |
the adjournment of the | 4 |
within the shires of | 4 |
by him to be | 4 |
parliament england and wales | 4 |
ensuing the date hereof | 4 |
from this our indemnity | 4 |
space of one year | 4 |
or dominion of wales | 4 |
royal pleasure in the | 4 |
his majesties gracious indemnity | 4 |
the parliament of scotland | 4 |
day of june next | 4 |
call unto his infinite | 4 |
said company and their | 4 |
of the said late | 4 |
to give an account | 4 |
second of most blessed | 4 |
of the said duties | 4 |
and subsidies of tonnage | 4 |
further charge and command | 4 |
comes to their hands | 4 |
adjournment of the current | 4 |
brother king charles the | 4 |
ninth day of august | 4 |
to the north parts | 4 |
lodged in any private | 4 |
in order to a | 4 |
our vvill and pleasure | 4 |
at whitehall the nineteenth | 4 |
that they cause the | 4 |
forging or counterfeiting any | 4 |
for the good of | 4 |
many the very same | 4 |
our houses of parliament | 4 |
of our good subjects | 4 |
in any part of | 4 |
account and declaration of | 4 |
premisses may be known | 4 |
that this our pardon | 4 |
twenty second day of | 4 |
or exercise any trade | 4 |
with the parliaments answer | 4 |
his infinite mercy the | 4 |
against the late king | 4 |
incur our high displeasure | 4 |
made in the first | 4 |
service of any foreign | 4 |
the preventing the exportation | 4 |
of his majesties council | 4 |
ancient kingdom of scotland | 4 |
sessions of the peace | 4 |
sea or land england | 4 |
pleasure herein may be | 4 |
by his royal proclamation | 4 |
execution the laws and | 4 |
and all our subjects | 4 |
all offences of being | 4 |
will and pleasure to | 4 |
to the true intent | 4 |
other officers and ministers | 4 |
and county of middlesex | 4 |
the said companies charter | 4 |
command all our loving | 4 |
governour and company of | 4 |
the king and his | 4 |
peace and tranquillity of | 4 |
the horse and dragoons | 4 |
this our proclamation in | 4 |
service or pay of | 4 |
of conscience for all | 4 |
to kill the king | 4 |
our courts of admiralty | 4 |
earl for high treason | 4 |
or any other thing | 4 |
council of his peers | 4 |
have been the principal | 4 |
of the records of | 4 |
campbel late earl of | 4 |
to publish and declare | 4 |
at their utmost perils | 4 |
send or navigate any | 4 |
be lodged in any | 4 |
out of this kingdom | 4 |
the royal african company | 4 |
the making the said | 4 |
j b estc r | 4 |
in or about the | 4 |
subjects whom these presents | 4 |
by the right honourable | 4 |
printed by thomas newcomb | 4 |
royal african company of | 4 |
first day of october | 4 |
gracious pardon and indemnity | 4 |
may be the better | 4 |
of james late arch | 4 |
speeches of the lord | 4 |
to this our royal | 4 |
the office of making | 4 |
tenth day of may | 4 |
and the suburbs thereof | 4 |
and so we bid | 4 |
the commoners within the | 4 |
for any manner of | 4 |
commonly called colonel danvers | 4 |
nine and twentieth day | 4 |
at the burgh of | 4 |
the abdicated king and | 4 |
or about the cities | 4 |
our subjects may have | 4 |
by me sir william | 4 |
the space of one | 4 |
that they presume not | 4 |
the subjects of this | 4 |
to enter into the | 4 |
the second of most | 4 |
according to their demerits | 4 |
land england and wales | 4 |
of the late earl | 4 |
of that our ancient | 4 |
of the subjects of | 4 |
day of october next | 4 |
command all our good | 4 |
the said governour and | 4 |
to make use of | 4 |
lands england and wales | 4 |
my lord arlington and | 4 |
of our subjects whatsoever | 4 |
to invade and conquer | 4 |
all our good and | 4 |
the trade of a | 4 |
most honourable privy council | 4 |
a time of publick | 4 |
the party at whose | 4 |
the exportation of wooll | 4 |
soldiers serving at land | 4 |
the peace and tranquillity | 4 |
act for improvement of | 4 |
ministers civil and military | 4 |
to the governour and | 4 |
every of them do | 4 |
the service or pay | 4 |
the free exercise of | 4 |
that all persons concerned | 4 |
mercy the most high | 4 |
the customs and subsidies | 4 |
use of in this | 4 |
may have notice thereof | 4 |
me sir william paterson | 4 |
all and every other | 4 |
about the middle of | 4 |
made to several cities | 4 |
archibald campbel late earl | 4 |
or land england and | 4 |
them and every of | 4 |
hath been made unto | 4 |
grace of god king | 4 |
the king and duke | 4 |
kings enemies england and | 4 |
have therefore thought fit | 4 |
out of this realm | 4 |
whitehall the nineteenth day | 4 |
most high and mighty | 4 |
of making and registring | 4 |
command all our sheriffs | 4 |
you strictly and command | 4 |
person or persons as | 4 |
but that he was | 4 |
office of making and | 4 |
time of publick thanksgiving | 4 |
declaration of the horrid | 4 |
customs and subsidies of | 4 |
command and require all | 4 |
wing j b estc | 4 |
highness the prince of | 4 |
whereas by our royal | 4 |
our court at hampton | 4 |
conversion royal blazon or | 4 |
at whitehall the eleventh | 4 |
clerk to his majesties | 4 |
sixteenth day of september | 4 |
severity of the law | 4 |
his majesties happy birth | 4 |
the true intent and | 4 |
liberty of conscience for | 4 |
of the said earls | 4 |
in order to it | 4 |
for the encouragement of | 4 |
and all other lotteries | 4 |
prohibiting the transportation of | 4 |
after the four and | 4 |
the th of june | 4 |
majesties kingdom of scotland | 4 |
his royal consort the | 4 |
and declare our royal | 4 |
actum dominorum secreti concilii | 4 |
arlington and the parliament | 4 |
ford late lord gray | 4 |
hereby straitly charge and | 4 |
and that in the | 4 |
conspiracy against the late | 4 |
almighty god lately to | 4 |
lord arlington and the | 4 |
contemners of our royal | 4 |
horrid conspiracy against the | 4 |
of our dearest brother | 4 |
in any private house | 4 |
and the rest of | 4 |
in the said commission | 4 |
party at whose suit | 4 |
any ship or ships | 4 |
a proclamation forasmuch as | 4 |
also excepted all offences | 4 |
at whitehall the eighteenth | 4 |
by the prince of | 4 |
by any of our | 4 |
for preventing the exportation | 4 |
or in any other | 4 |
any ways or means | 4 |
enemies england and wales | 4 |
peace of the highlands | 4 |
of the treasury of | 4 |
the north parts of | 4 |
held for the city | 4 |
pleased almighty god to | 4 |
to cause this our | 4 |
dearest and royal brother | 4 |
in these very words | 4 |
should be able to | 4 |
right reverend the bishops | 4 |
late earl of argile | 4 |
the commissioners of the | 4 |
of god king of | 4 |
honourable privy council of | 4 |
the other mercat crosses | 4 |
a power is reserved | 4 |
for the city of | 4 |
of january next ensuing | 4 |
contrary to the true | 4 |
to meet at the | 4 |
time or times hereafter | 4 |
of tonnage and poundage | 4 |
and john trenchard esquire | 4 |
in the service or | 4 |
unto his infinite mercy | 4 |
officers and ministers civil | 4 |
the company james r | 4 |
for the preventing the | 4 |
we are resolved to | 4 |
into this our kingdom | 4 |
and there in our | 4 |
for the more effectual | 4 |
effectual reducing and suppressing | 4 |
lately to call unto | 4 |
we do hereby also | 4 |
all persons concerned may | 4 |
prince of orange and | 4 |
said first day of | 4 |
infinite mercy the most | 4 |
said earl for high | 4 |
the same shall be | 4 |
of the company james | 4 |
from any of our | 4 |
the most high and | 4 |
all foreign buttons whatsoever | 4 |
and acts of parliament | 4 |
of the truth of | 4 |
to the parliament of | 4 |
meeting of the parliament | 4 |
the thirtieth day of | 4 |
his most christian majesties | 4 |
at whitehall the eighth | 4 |
court at vvhitehall the | 4 |
god lately to call | 4 |
these for the district | 4 |
subsidies of tonnage and | 4 |
day of july last | 4 |
and the peace of | 4 |
one of his majesties | 4 |
foreign parts beyond the | 4 |
that some of them | 4 |
the said company and | 4 |
into any of our | 4 |
said james duke of | 4 |
his majesties royal letter | 4 |
that the said act | 4 |
of this our ancient | 4 |
the great seal of | 4 |
a pedlar or petty | 4 |
with his own hand | 4 |
late earl of argyle | 4 |
and will answer the | 4 |
whitehall the eighth day | 4 |
said governour and company | 4 |
and declaration of the | 4 |
solemn days of thanksgiving | 4 |
bearing date the twenty | 4 |
by any person or | 4 |
our royal vvill and | 4 |
we being resolved to | 4 |
the first thursday of | 4 |
of our royal authority | 4 |
more effectual reducing and | 4 |
grants made to several | 4 |
of a pedlar or | 4 |
first day of april | 4 |
the fourth day of | 4 |
an armed force of | 4 |
records of his majesties | 4 |
expect the attendance of | 4 |
we bid you heartily | 4 |
the records of his | 4 |
other mercat crosses of | 4 |
whitehall the eleventh day | 4 |
these presents shall be | 4 |
second day of march | 4 |
term of three years | 4 |
part of the conspiracy | 4 |
for improvement of tillage | 4 |
except those of the | 4 |
of that our kingdom | 4 |
the lords of his | 4 |
the forfeitures and penalties | 4 |
and all others whom | 4 |
our royal pleasure in | 4 |
original in the bodleian | 4 |
pleased almighty god lately | 4 |
and voluntary consent of | 4 |
the service of any | 4 |
who may be therein | 4 |
of april next ensuing | 4 |
this kingdom england and | 4 |
and in order to | 4 |
with the speeches of | 4 |
the late king of | 4 |
from and after the | 4 |
shall be lodged in | 4 |
enter into the service | 4 |
royal vvill and pleasure | 4 |
pleasure in the premises | 4 |
as contemners of our | 4 |
to the right reverend | 4 |
majesties most honourable privy | 4 |
to call unto his | 4 |
fifth day of september | 4 |
abdicated king and queen | 4 |
his majesties most honourable | 4 |
or any the isles | 4 |
such person or persons | 4 |
four and twentieth day | 4 |
the hearts of our | 4 |
accession to the crown | 4 |
his majesty cannot but | 4 |
of so great a | 4 |
power is reserved to | 4 |
whereas our dearest brother | 4 |
letter to the lords | 4 |
they shall be found | 4 |
true intent and meaning | 4 |
african company of england | 4 |
the kings enemies england | 4 |
grace and tenderness to | 4 |
that his majesty and | 4 |
consent of the owner | 4 |
the said first day | 4 |
majesties letter to his | 4 |
and twentieth year of | 4 |
earl of tarras and | 4 |
all others whom it | 4 |
a wing j b | 4 |
given at the court | 4 |
the very man who | 4 |
hereby recommend to the | 4 |
the said james duke | 4 |
twentieth day of september | 4 |
and also excepted all | 4 |
additional act for improvement | 4 |
the shires of argile | 4 |
voluntary consent of the | 4 |
the speeches of the | 4 |
pardon and indemnity to | 4 |
the great council of | 4 |
fifth day of august | 4 |
the twentieth day of | 4 |
royal proclamation of the | 4 |
in order to their | 4 |
most gracious and free | 4 |
the th of february | 4 |
and ministers civil and | 4 |
the d day of | 4 |
in the quartering of | 4 |
the calling of a | 4 |
also except all offences | 4 |
to the twenty ninth | 4 |
to let you know | 4 |
the first lords day | 4 |
of the current parliament | 4 |
eleventh day of july | 4 |
upon the first lords | 4 |
kingdoms of england and | 4 |
whereas in the charters | 4 |
free exercise of their | 4 |
letter to the parliament | 4 |
the th of the | 4 |
do hereby streightly charge | 4 |
at windsor the seventh | 4 |
conversion his majesties most | 4 |
we were graciously pleased | 4 |
murderers of james late | 4 |
that their meetings be | 4 |
the said earl for | 4 |
high and mighty prince | 4 |
to his majesties most | 4 |
by the laws and | 4 |
trusty and right welbeloved | 4 |
windsor the seventh day | 4 |
the collection of the | 4 |
that any of our | 4 |
make timeous proclamation thereof | 4 |
the day of february | 4 |
reducing and suppressing of | 4 |
and from this our | 4 |
the enemies of the | 4 |
signified our pleasure to | 4 |
every of our said | 4 |
together with the parliaments | 4 |
at any time hereafter | 4 |
presents shall be to | 4 |
pardon to all our | 4 |
the more effectual reducing | 4 |
and other members of | 4 |
day of september instant | 4 |
or grants made to | 4 |
whitehall the eighteenth day | 4 |
at the mercat cross | 4 |
this our pardon and | 4 |
of the parliament james | 4 |
the twenty second day | 4 |
by any ways or | 4 |
with an armed force | 4 |
do hereby publish and | 4 |
herein or hereby after | 4 |
published by his late | 3 |
dissolution of the parliament | 3 |
assigned to the governour | 3 |
universal liberty of conscience | 3 |
the twenty ninth of | 3 |
the said two and | 3 |
persons as shall be | 3 |
the name of butler | 3 |
members and agents of | 3 |
whitehall the sixth day | 3 |
sudden invasion from holland | 3 |
prohibition to all other | 3 |
we do hereby publish | 3 |
be from time to | 3 |
the treasury of the | 3 |
our pleasure to call | 3 |
a hostile manner upon | 3 |
for the space of | 3 |
made in a hostile | 3 |
and military by sea | 3 |
order under our signet | 3 |
the most reverend the | 3 |
lord howard of escrick | 3 |
against the enemies of | 3 |
will not at the | 3 |
and selling of foreign | 3 |
the peace of our | 3 |
trusty and right well | 3 |
certainly informed of the | 3 |
the king my brother | 3 |
one to his royal | 3 |
to do the like | 3 |
and xml conversion to | 3 |
that they cause such | 3 |
of the whole party | 3 |
deputies and assigns in | 3 |
according to our laws | 3 |
for continuing the collection | 3 |
be printed and published | 3 |
a proclamation declaring his | 3 |
forasmuch as the great | 3 |
lord mayor of the | 3 |
of his great and | 3 |
of the royal oak | 3 |
by our commons assembled | 3 |
proclamation for protecting and | 3 |
and publick thanksgiving throughout | 3 |
earle of melfort to | 3 |
to the french king | 3 |
and order their affairs | 3 |
for the apprehending of | 3 |
it is well known | 3 |
of his majesties justice | 3 |
coyn to be imported | 3 |
poor distressed prisoners for | 3 |
in any place or | 3 |
special command and appointment | 3 |
of the customs and | 3 |
a proclamation against all | 3 |
hath been prorogued until | 3 |
proclamation declaring his majesties | 3 |
and privateers in america | 3 |
our accession to the | 3 |
lords of his majesties | 3 |
make publication of the | 3 |
to his most christian | 3 |
his majesties most happy | 3 |
windsor the day of | 3 |
clandestine and disorderly manner | 3 |
such persons who shall | 3 |
to his highness the | 3 |
well ordering of the | 3 |
manner upon this our | 3 |
principal secretaries of state | 3 |
utmost severity of law | 3 |
by the humble petition | 3 |
for his majesties late | 3 |
government at the decease | 3 |
our late royal brother | 3 |
of foreign princes in | 3 |
of being proceeded against | 3 |
and most obedient subjects | 3 |
of his or their | 3 |
our said dear brother | 3 |
hackney coaches in and | 3 |
of scotland in a | 3 |
concerning the present affairs | 3 |
preservation of the peace | 3 |
the utmost rigour of | 3 |
declaration published by james | 3 |
whereas we are informed | 3 |
calling out the heretors | 3 |
the goods of forefaulted | 3 |
a legal establishment of | 3 |
april next ensuing the | 3 |
suppressing and preventing seditious | 3 |
of london and middlesex | 3 |
and agents of the | 3 |
as well as to | 3 |
company of adventurers of | 3 |
use the trade of | 3 |
to the duke of | 3 |
abuses have been committed | 3 |
of poor distressed prisoners | 3 |
liturgy of the church | 3 |
th day of april | 3 |
every manner of way | 3 |
the acts of parliament | 3 |
to our declaration bearing | 3 |
by many the very | 3 |
said governor and company | 3 |
so as they may | 3 |
in his majesties kingdom | 3 |
date the twenty fifth | 3 |
in the folger shakespeare | 3 |
the true meaning of | 3 |
and registring policys of | 3 |
encouraging and better establishing | 3 |
parliament shall be prorogued | 3 |
a proclamation for suppressing | 3 |
imprint suggested by wing | 3 |
divers evil disposed persons | 3 |
number and abuses of | 3 |
every one of our | 3 |
providing for the necessary | 3 |
to be in readiness | 3 |
the queen with a | 3 |
upon the humble motion | 3 |
kings most excellent majestie | 3 |
and oyer and terminer | 3 |
to endeavour a legal | 3 |
lord high chancellour of | 3 |
brought from chadwell and | 3 |
vvill and pleasure herein | 3 |
same at the mercat | 3 |
the pains and penalties | 3 |
transportation of frames for | 3 |
the same at the | 3 |
being in or about | 3 |
and most august monarch | 3 |
as by the said | 3 |
and ordered by him | 3 |
on the lords day | 3 |
inhibiting all persons after | 3 |
conscience for all our | 3 |
warrant for apprehending the | 3 |
have received undoubted advice | 3 |
twenty first day of | 3 |
that james duke of | 3 |
they be aiding and | 3 |
same in any time | 3 |
majesties resolution for the | 3 |
one of them respectively | 3 |
further proroguing the parliament | 3 |
give an account of | 3 |
to use or exercise | 3 |
his royal pleasure to | 3 |
in like cases hath | 3 |
in and by the | 3 |
and sudden invasion from | 3 |
or the beginning of | 3 |
forth of the records | 3 |
th day of march | 3 |
of such punishment as | 3 |
there in our royal | 3 |
preventing seditious and unlicenced | 3 |
putting the kingdom of | 3 |
prorogued upon and from | 3 |
pleasure touching his royal | 3 |
be found to be | 3 |
by reason of any | 3 |
that a great and | 3 |
they should not be | 3 |
of an universal liberty | 3 |
legal establishment of an | 3 |
unto the said sir | 3 |
princes in east india | 3 |
if the duke of | 3 |
nor any of them | 3 |
coleman wrote to him | 3 |
and others of his | 3 |
royal highness the duke | 3 |
the business of the | 3 |
law against importation and | 3 |
the imperial crown of | 3 |
parliament hath been prorogued | 3 |
proclamation for the more | 3 |
next day by the | 3 |
there by open proclamation | 3 |
with divers other traytors | 3 |
we for many weighty | 3 |
the said governor and | 3 |
and framed several treasonable | 3 |
every of them tender | 3 |
forth our royal proclamation | 3 |
for the preventing of | 3 |
under the disguised names | 3 |
enemies of the king | 3 |
said term of three | 3 |
cause the ministers in | 3 |
recalling such as are | 3 |
a parliament to meet | 3 |
officers and ministers whatsoever | 3 |
his majesties subjects from | 3 |
the sacred blood of | 3 |
under the disguise of | 3 |
shall not only incur | 3 |
commons desired might be | 3 |
establishment of an universal | 3 |
whereof the lords spiritual | 3 |
be therein any way | 3 |
our proclamation to be | 3 |
drawing himself from rochester | 3 |
at whitehall this sixth | 3 |
the lord russel was | 3 |
spreading of false news | 3 |
for the preventing tumultuous | 3 |
the lord archbishop of | 3 |
under our signet and | 3 |
pleasure be further known | 3 |
or parcels of frames | 3 |
our royal proclamation in | 3 |
the careful custody and | 3 |
of a great council | 3 |
late lord high chancellour | 3 |
have contrived and framed | 3 |
in a hostile manner | 3 |
and discharge by order | 3 |
by order under our | 3 |
true meaning of the | 3 |
whereas the parliament hath | 3 |
into our royal consideration | 3 |
to trade in the | 3 |
whereas an humble address | 3 |
to the most reverend | 3 |
for apprehending the said | 3 |
for the recalling all | 3 |
been committed in the | 3 |
his special command and | 3 |
continuing the adjournment of | 3 |
of the manufacture of | 3 |
which may happen hereafter | 3 |
of the game in | 3 |
landed in an hostile | 3 |
the better execution of | 3 |
great and sudden invasion | 3 |
or more of them | 3 |
general of his army | 3 |
the council of six | 3 |
since our accession to | 3 |
vertue of our royal | 3 |
continuing the collection of | 3 |
not at the said | 3 |
taking into our royal | 3 |
and well ordering of | 3 |
staple commodities of wooll | 3 |
of his majesties royal | 3 |
better execution of the | 3 |
for dissolving this present | 3 |
or made use of | 3 |
proclamation commanding the return | 3 |
persons who have intrometted | 3 |
of any of them | 3 |
punishment according to their | 3 |
shall have free liberty | 3 |
queen with a son | 3 |
the quartering of officers | 3 |
about his honour of | 3 |
cloth are peculiar thereunto | 3 |
foreign princes and states | 3 |
bless him and his | 3 |
able to deal with | 3 |
so great a blessing | 3 |
after they had been | 3 |
sixth day of november | 3 |
chancellor of the exchequer | 3 |
the city of edinburgh | 3 |
and loss of the | 3 |
the additional act for | 3 |
or any of our | 3 |
was to be sent | 3 |
posture of defence against | 3 |
the printing and publishing | 3 |
the recalling all his | 3 |
all his loving subjects | 3 |
persons who shall be | 3 |
to be concurring and | 3 |
his majesties council by | 3 |
in the duke of | 3 |
with the outmost severity | 3 |
upon just grounds gave | 3 |
hath been certainly informed | 3 |
to take care of | 3 |
a proclamation to prohibit | 3 |
the least shadow of | 3 |
manufacture of white paper | 3 |
great council of peers | 3 |
and his royal consort | 3 |
president of the session | 3 |
a rendezvous of the | 3 |
the performance and execution | 3 |
chadwell and amwell to | 3 |
of the killing and | 3 |
or pay of the | 3 |
to the end they | 3 |
conquer this our kingdom | 3 |
still in the same | 3 |
lord marquess of powis | 3 |
publication of our royal | 3 |
of the saids crimes | 3 |
new river brought from | 3 |
in commemoration of his | 3 |
his majesty hath been | 3 |
from the first thursday | 3 |
commons assembled in parliament | 3 |
sect of the epicureans | 3 |
us or our late | 3 |
to the intent that | 3 |
with the lord russel | 3 |
and destroying of the | 3 |
occasioned by her embracing | 3 |
in the person of | 3 |
officer or soldier whatsoever | 3 |
for the time to | 3 |
by the opinion of | 3 |
restraining the number and | 3 |
and that he had | 3 |
of the said letters | 3 |
or exercise the same | 3 |
that he was not | 3 |
of june next to | 3 |
prizing of canary wines | 3 |
invade and conquer this | 3 |
and that no person | 3 |
of our court of | 3 |
our kingdoms by the | 3 |
of our kingdoms by | 3 |
late victories over the | 3 |
twentieth year of his | 3 |
whereas in the time | 3 |
the decease of our | 3 |
the prince of wales | 3 |
majesties late victories over | 3 |
from the date hereof | 3 |
ninth of that month | 3 |
be duly published and | 3 |
of henry lord delamere | 3 |
on friday the th | 3 |
our good subjects whom | 3 |
continued mercy to his | 3 |
and to the effect | 3 |
service of the said | 3 |
this our proclamation to | 3 |
themselves into the service | 3 |
whose deeds of surrender | 3 |
we with advice of | 3 |
to a course lately | 3 |
at whitehall the sixteenth | 3 |
in all and every | 3 |
known to all our | 3 |
us in that behalf | 3 |
by henry hills and | 3 |
soldier whatsoever shall be | 3 |
be at any time | 3 |
such other person or | 3 |
by the commissioners sent | 3 |
whitehall the d day | 3 |
the king and government | 3 |
clay out of this | 3 |
the freedom of elections | 3 |
accessory to the said | 3 |
been prorogued until the | 3 |
unto us by our | 3 |
or such other person | 3 |
without the free and | 3 |
the ministers in their | 3 |
his majesty declares he | 3 |
the disguised names of | 3 |
act made in the | 3 |
to carry on the | 3 |
and that all our | 3 |
one and twentieth day | 3 |
forasmuch as we having | 3 |
registring policys of assurances | 3 |
in the life of | 3 |
humble address of poor | 3 |
printing and publishing of | 3 |
trade in the east | 3 |
the number and abuses | 3 |
of james duke of | 3 |
proclamation for putting the | 3 |
land in the west | 3 |
and care of the | 3 |
at their next meeting | 3 |
part of the said | 3 |
master general his deputies | 3 |
the encouraging and better | 3 |
making and registring policys | 3 |
the preventing tumultuous disorders | 3 |
the law against importation | 3 |
rendezvous of the militia | 3 |
in and about his | 3 |
have been committed in | 3 |
that they shall be | 3 |
all persons after the | 3 |
that he himself was | 3 |
for all our subjects | 3 |
in the twelfth year | 3 |
apprehending of henry lord | 3 |
majesty to treat with | 3 |
subjects from the service | 3 |
letter to the prince | 3 |
to take effectual care | 3 |
that he had heard | 3 |
they cause such writ | 3 |
trusty and right entirely | 3 |
speedily be made in | 3 |
an humble address hath | 3 |
thereunto have contrived and | 3 |
against spreading of a | 3 |
that all men being | 3 |
the fourteenth day of | 3 |
by the laws of | 3 |
the officers of our | 3 |
duly published and executed | 3 |
all others to use | 3 |
an adjournment of the | 3 |
whereas the prince of | 3 |
proclamation to be read | 3 |
indemnity to the commoners | 3 |
prerogative of the crown | 3 |
of england and ireland | 3 |
ways or means whatsoever | 3 |
and we being resolved | 3 |
the forteenth day of | 3 |
was by his special | 3 |
proclamation for prizing of | 3 |
of forefaulted rebels and | 3 |
the lord high chancellor | 3 |
most of the same | 3 |
purpose to endeavour a | 3 |
either by sea or | 3 |
a proclamation signifying his | 3 |
it was to be | 3 |
in huntington library broadside | 3 |
may hereby take notice | 3 |
proclamation for the better | 3 |
of scotland and england | 3 |
commissioners sent by his | 3 |
pay of the states | 3 |
free and voluntary consent | 3 |
the general of his | 3 |
shall at any time | 3 |
wooll and cloth are | 3 |
the day of june | 3 |
recalling all his majesties | 3 |
all to whom these | 3 |
majesties council by me | 3 |
for an anniversary thanksgiving | 3 |
whereas we have received | 3 |
received against charles earl | 3 |
said sir peter apsley | 3 |
of the new river | 3 |
publishing of this our | 3 |
majesty and his kingdoms | 3 |
the sessions of the | 3 |
that the same be | 3 |
a true account and | 3 |
a posture of defence | 3 |
signifying his majesties pleasure | 3 |
thanksgiving and prayer throughout | 3 |
all persons who have | 3 |
the true merits of | 3 |
amongst other the advantages | 3 |
thought fit to direct | 3 |
the abdicated bishops letters | 3 |
render themselves to our | 3 |
pleasure to call a | 3 |
the transportation of frames | 3 |
sent by the earle | 3 |
to their ancient charters | 3 |
we upon just grounds | 3 |
by this his royal | 3 |
divers other traytors and | 3 |
hereafter upon pretence of | 3 |
in the sacred blood | 3 |
and give obedience accordingly | 3 |
and assisting to our | 3 |
us and our kingdoms | 3 |
the parliament shall be | 3 |
to bless him and | 3 |
imported or made use | 3 |
and all our people | 3 |
to grant the same | 3 |
kingdoms by the prince | 3 |
do hereby require and | 3 |
and the lord high | 3 |
forthwith to invade our | 3 |
of the sessions of | 3 |
whatsoever shall be lodged | 3 |
our secretaries of state | 3 |
abuses of hackney coaches | 3 |
and right welbeloved cousin | 3 |
great and continued mercy | 3 |
the commissioners sent by | 3 |
his royal proclamation bearing | 3 |
letters written by the | 3 |
all men being in | 3 |
and in case any | 3 |
the right honourable sir | 3 |
embracing the roman catholick | 3 |
in our name and | 3 |
as heretofore in like | 3 |
free liberty to elect | 3 |
whereas his majesty hath | 3 |
from the service of | 3 |
in the beginning of | 3 |
according to the tenor | 3 |
in providing for the | 3 |
as by the laws | 3 |
to the poor prisoners | 3 |
sacred blood of our | 3 |
civil and military by | 3 |
and other fairs thereabouts | 3 |
the destruction of the | 3 |
to the prince of | 3 |
be taken or found | 3 |
to prohibit his majesties | 3 |
all our subjects in | 3 |
in the pay or | 3 |
patents or grants made | 3 |
proclamation appointing a time | 3 |
him and his royal | 3 |
general his deputies and | 3 |
thousand six hundred and | 3 |
such as are there | 3 |
the town of berwick | 3 |
of my lord arlington | 3 |
a copy of the | 3 |
as we have already | 3 |
to go with him | 3 |
of a traiterous declaration | 3 |
and there by open | 3 |
by his letters patents | 3 |
other the things before | 3 |
for putting the kingdom | 3 |
already signified our pleasure | 3 |
and of all crimes | 3 |
advice of a great | 3 |
do from time to | 3 |
majesties royal family and | 3 |
selling of foreign buttons | 3 |
to the service of | 3 |
utmost care in providing | 3 |
for prizing of canary | 3 |
containing his absolute power | 3 |
after the same comes | 3 |
these presents shall come | 3 |
a solemn and publick | 3 |
address of the atheists | 3 |
his letter to his | 3 |
his honourable privy council | 3 |
his majesty to treat | 3 |
about the end of | 3 |
proclamation for the careful | 3 |
the other to the | 3 |
informed that divers abuses | 3 |
xml conversion a proclamation | 3 |
prohibite and discharge all | 3 |
by the said company | 3 |
discharge by order under | 3 |
in the same manner | 3 |
and from the said | 3 |
that none pretend ignorance | 3 |
the one and twentieth | 3 |
and other the things | 3 |
deeds of surrender are | 3 |
advantages of these our | 3 |
acting in their aid | 3 |
other to the dutchess | 3 |
right trusty and wel | 3 |
prorogued until the tenth | 3 |
wanting on our part | 3 |
the things before mentioned | 3 |
any other place or | 3 |
of parliament made in | 3 |
and that they do | 3 |
fifteenth day of february | 3 |
in reference to his | 3 |
to be duly published | 3 |
except the said company | 3 |
published by james duke | 3 |
coaches in and about | 3 |
huber sampled and proofread | 3 |
in george speake esquire | 3 |
is our royal purpose | 3 |
parts of the city | 3 |
officers and soldiers contrary | 3 |
to the commoners within | 3 |
the late act of | 3 |
in the mean while | 3 |
hereby to declare our | 3 |
of peace and happiness | 3 |
be concurring and assisting | 3 |
the liturgy of the | 3 |
forfeiture and loss of | 3 |
same into our princely | 3 |
pleased by this our | 3 |
in any other place | 3 |
fourth day of june | 3 |
lately landed in an | 3 |
of publick thanksgiving and | 3 |
and security of our | 3 |
writ with his own | 3 |
importation and selling of | 3 |
restrain the spreading of | 3 |
of white paper in | 3 |
assigns in the execution | 3 |
or soldier whatsoever shall | 3 |
ministers in his majesties | 3 |
reign the second year | 3 |
our commons assembled in | 3 |
that is to say | 3 |
suppressing of pirates and | 3 |
traded into those parts | 3 |
was the very man | 3 |
put in execution the | 3 |
that part of the | 3 |
witness our self at | 3 |
that no manner of | 3 |
unlicenced books and pamphlets | 3 |
whom these presents shall | 3 |
this day in council | 3 |
you of our privy | 3 |
earl of perth lord | 3 |
and better establishing of | 3 |
majesties subjects to enter | 3 |
that the said colonel | 3 |
that all officers and | 3 |
making the said prorogation | 3 |
prohibit his majesties subjects | 3 |
within any of the | 3 |
of the court of | 3 |
case of his death | 3 |
in the times of | 3 |
majesties letter to the | 3 |
river brought from chadwell | 3 |
and published the next | 3 |
and about his honour | 3 |
to dissolve the parliament | 3 |
printer to the kings | 3 |
upon pain of being | 3 |
endeavour a legal establishment | 3 |
a great council of | 3 |
a proclamation inhibiting all | 3 |
during the said term | 3 |
be sent to argyle | 3 |
charles earl of macclesfeild | 3 |
proclamation for suppressing and | 3 |
custody and well ordering | 3 |
for restraining the number | 3 |
other traytors and outlaws | 3 |
proclamation for restraining the | 3 |
at home and abroad | 3 |
same comes to their | 3 |
at whitehall the seventh | 3 |
order to their condign | 3 |
whereas by the late | 3 |
b estc r ocm | 3 |
to invade our kingdoms | 3 |
at an adjournment of | 3 |
the forfeiture and loss | 3 |
pain of our highest | 3 |
and making of silk | 3 |
year one thousand six | 3 |
paper delivered to his | 3 |
a proclamation for a | 3 |
of london and county | 3 |
adjournment of the sessions | 3 |
thomas lord bishop of | 3 |
of perth lord high | 3 |
the thirteenth day of | 3 |
upon the fifteenth day | 3 |
made unto us by | 3 |
chancellour of the dutchy | 3 |
we greet you well | 3 |
a proclamation for continuing | 3 |
fifteenth day of january | 3 |
c estc r ocm | 3 |
to the said monsieur | 3 |
of officers and soldiers | 3 |
kingdom of scotland in | 3 |
letter to the general | 3 |
a general pardon to | 3 |
his highness the prince | 3 |
for so great and | 3 |
order for the apprehending | 3 |
performance and execution of | 3 |
majesties pleasure touching his | 3 |
at the sign of | 3 |
other the advantages of | 3 |
next to use the | 3 |
great preparations made to | 3 |
be guilty of the | 3 |
north parts of the | 3 |
forteenth day of october | 3 |
your majesties most humble | 3 |
two letters written by | 3 |
an hostile manner at | 3 |
proclamation for the encouraging | 3 |
by the late act | 3 |
to whom the execution | 3 |
to be one of | 3 |
the spreading of false | 3 |
for restraining all his | 3 |
a wing t estc | 3 |
from whom we expect | 3 |
at windsor the day | 3 |
discharge all and every | 3 |
next door to mr | 3 |
to summon in george | 3 |
perth lord high chancellor | 3 |
declaring his majesties pleasure | 3 |
the said term of | 3 |
and require all our | 3 |
others to use or | 3 |
parliament of this our | 3 |
do further charge and | 3 |
council of the city | 3 |
distressed prisoners for debt | 3 |
together with their answer | 3 |
have been informed that | 3 |
our declaration bearing date | 3 |
against all persons who | 3 |
as they had been | 3 |
in an hostile manner | 3 |
and we do by | 3 |
framed several treasonable papers | 3 |
contrived and framed several | 3 |
a proclamation for prohibiting | 3 |
said two and twentieth | 3 |
agents of the east | 3 |
pirates and privateers in | 3 |
all our officers and | 3 |
place of publication from | 3 |
the security of our | 3 |
resolution for the calling | 3 |
the year one thousand | 3 |
earl of shaftsbury had | 3 |
address of poor distressed | 3 |
in this our realm | 3 |
shall be to the | 3 |
been informed that divers | 3 |
of commons desired might | 3 |
divers abuses have been | 3 |
by the help of | 3 |
to all our liedges | 3 |
the fire at newmarket | 3 |
proclamation for a solemn | 3 |
procuring the said offences | 3 |
the present affairs in | 3 |
day by the french | 3 |
as being in or | 3 |
or persons as shall | 3 |
his royal highness prince | 3 |
declaration bearing date the | 3 |
letter to the great | 3 |
and recalling such as | 3 |
the poor prisoners in | 3 |
the shires of caithness | 3 |
premisses may be made | 3 |
by his majesty to | 3 |
licensed according to a | 3 |
and abuses of hackney | 3 |
cause this our proclamation | 3 |
a proclamation for prizing | 3 |
acts of grace and | 3 |
we have received against | 3 |
therefore do by this | 3 |
that it was no | 3 |
the twelfth year of | 3 |
and in the third | 3 |
true account and declaration | 3 |
good subjects whom these | 3 |
a proclamation commanding the | 3 |
that the parliament shall | 3 |
and continued mercy to | 3 |
royal purpose to endeavour | 3 |
in the performance and | 3 |
proclamation for restraining all | 3 |
as long as he | 3 |
whereas our dearly beloved | 3 |
humble petition of the | 3 |
twelfth year of his | 3 |
proclamation signifying his majesties | 3 |
be lookt upon as | 3 |
proclamation for proroguing of | 3 |
others of his privy | 3 |
our reign the second | 3 |
for proroguing of the | 3 |
keeping of exeter fair | 3 |
us by our commons | 3 |
practices for the future | 3 |
direct our warrant for | 3 |
for the putting in | 3 |
appointing a time of | 3 |
the earl of perth | 3 |
our ancient kingdom of | 3 |
proclamation to prohibit his | 3 |
humble address hath been | 3 |
before the lords of | 3 |
majesties subjects from the | 3 |
great council of his | 3 |
upon pretence of assembling | 3 |
the names of the | 3 |
of adventurers of england | 3 |
been certainly informed of | 3 |
quartering of officers and | 3 |
within the bills of | 3 |
order their affairs accordingly | 3 |
gave order for the | 3 |
royal proclamation bearing date | 3 |
all the circumstances of | 3 |