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quadgram	frequency
the city of chester	14
early english books online	12
the honorable house of	12
honorable house of commons	12
of the city of	11
out of the city	11
their horses and arms	9
sir william breretons letter	8
to sir william brereton	7
the surrender of the	7
surrender of the city	7
of the honorable house	7
speaker of the honorable	7
in the mean time	7
shall have liberty to	6
march out of the	6
the county palatine of	6
county palatine of chester	6
the major of chester	5
to the honorable house	5
preservation of the city	5
signing of these articles	5
on the welch side	5
to march out of	5
lost not a man	5
on the behalf of	5
countie palatine of chester	4
encoded text transcribed from	4
to the humble petition	4
institutions providing financial support	4
with the articles agreed	4
i text is available	4
the terms of creative	4
text has been tokenized	4
this keyboarded and encoded	4
a petition delivered in	4
text and markup reviewed	4
text has not been	4
the text more computationally	4
for keying and markup	4
tcp assigned for keying	4
on both sides the	4
support to the early	4
linguistically annotated with morphadorner	4
not been fully proofread	4
of chester for the	4
the original in the	4
ministers of the countie	4
has not been fully	4
i remain your servant	4
letter concerning the surrender	4
the author or stationer	4
been fully proofread approx	4
within musket shot of	4
of the original in	4
the early english books	4
spellings that support the	4
in the british library	4
enriched version of the	4
chester for the parliament	4
a standardized format that	4
work described above is	4
all without asking permission	4
according to the terms	4
restoring the text the	4
of the work described	4
even for commercial purposes	4
such as he shall	4
the said lord byron	4
and suitable for network	4
aim at making the	4
breretons letter sent to	4
this text is an	4
this phase i text	4
the preservation of the	4
is an enriched version	4
and coded from proquest	4
professional end users from	4
terms of creative commons	4
this text has not	4
chesters enlargement after three	4
and linguistically annotated with	4
changes aim at restoring	4
concerning the surrender of	4
an enriched version of	4
the english short title	4
standard spellings that support	4
author or stationer meant	4
support the display of	4
the honoble william lenthal	4
the institutions providing financial	4
for the reducing of	4
petition delivered in to	4
english short title catalog	4
letter sent to the	4
the annotation includes standard	4
text more computationally tractable	4
is available for reuse	4
honoble william lenthal esq	4
markup reviewed and edited	4
at restoring the text	4
metadata enrichments aim at	4
to the terms of	4
digital transcription a of	4
coded from proquest page	4
breretons letter concerning the	4
and metadata enrichments aim	4
palatine of chester concerning	4
from many walks of	4
his majesties ansvver to	4
the countie palatine of	4
in the english short	4
together with the articles	4
the castle and fort	4
curation by amateur and	4
financial support to the	4
major of chester and	4
william breretons letter concerning	4
to the honoble william	4
changes and metadata enrichments	4
making the text more	4
tokenized and linguistically annotated	4
phase i text is	4
i have received your	4
by sir thomas aston	4
amateur and professional end	4
as he shall appoint	4
of the countie palatine	4
encoded edition of the	4
aim at restoring the	4
assigned for keying and	4
enrichments aim at making	4
includes standard spellings that	4
text the author or	4
of the said lords	4
images scanned from microfilm	4
the text can be	4
to the early english	4
by amateur and professional	4
transcription a of text	4
majesties ansvver to the	4
have liberty to march	4
the tcp digital transcription	4
based collaborative curation by	4
a text in a	4
delivered in to the	4
sent to the honoble	4
that preserves archaic forms	4
stationer meant to publish	4
humble petition of the	4
and ministers of the	4
textual changes aim at	4
the text has been	4
collaborative curation by amateur	4
lord byron to sir	4
edition of the work	4
the humble petition of	4
format that preserves archaic	4
that support the display	4
that none of the	4
or stationer meant to	4
the honorable william lenthal	4
from proquest page images	4
city of chester for	4
annotation includes standard spellings	4
tcp digital transcription a	4
books online text creation	4
english books online text	4
many walks of life	4
and professional end users	4
at making the text	4
the articles agreed on	4
ansvver to the humble	4
the display of a	4
text is an enriched	4
william breretons letter sent	4
providing financial support to	4
for the surrender of	4
by the institutions providing	4
and encoded edition of	4
in to the lords	4
honorable william lenthal esq	4
has been tokenized and	4
reproduction of the original	4
users from many walks	4
of a text in	4
text can be copied	4
display of a text	4
the text the author	4
owned by the institutions	4
standardized format that preserves	4
end users from many	4
been tokenized and linguistically	4
petition of the gentlemen	4
byron to sir william	4
the work described above	4
in a standardized format	4
online text creation partnership	4
version of the tcp	4
keyboarded and encoded edition	4
and markup reviewed and	4
original in the british	4
keyed and coded from	4
printer to the honorable	4
of the tcp digital	4
textual changes and metadata	4
text in a standardized	4
described above is co	4
text is available for	4
castle and fort thereof	4
forthwith printed and published	3
out of the said	3
and inhabitants of the	3
a most exact declaration	3
the city and liberties	3
time i remain your	3
all the passages and	3
passages and treaties of	3
the time and place	3
the commissioners appointed on	3
commissioners appointed on the	3
lords sprituall and temporall	3
of the kings garrisons	3
a of text r	3
with their horses and	3
on betwixt both parties	3
a letter to the	3
and honourable court of	3
the rest of the	3
the clock in the	3
and alderman william ince	3
to the high and	3
the high and honourable	3
the mean time i	3
maiestie hath given me	3
command to give you	3
nine of the clock	3
of the preservation of	3
delivered to his maiestie	3
of text r in	3
maiestie at york the	3
by ten of the	3
with all the ordnance	3
to the cheshire forces	3
the seventh of may	3
from the county palatine	3
i have sent you	3
are subscribed in the	3
give you this his	3
after three yeers bondage	3
with a most exact	3
whose names are subscribed	3
shot of the castle	3
honourable court of parliament	3
of the city and	3
to the honorable william	3
of the clock in	3
most exact declaration of	3
to be forthwith printed	3
estc r this keyboarded	3
city and liberties thereof	3
to the lords sprituall	3
we lost not a	3
chaplein to the cheshire	3
of the said city	3
appointed to be forthwith	3
use of king and	3
the reducing of chester	3
your servant william brereton	3
the siege and taking	3
names are subscribed in	3
hundred horse and dragoones	3
sir william brereton to	3
part with the rebels	3
r in the english	3
given me expresse command	3
and remain your servant	3
for the use of	3
declaration of chesters enlargement	3
you this his answer	3
and treaties of the	3
the forces of cheshire	3
forth by nathanael lancaster	3
siege and taking of	3
me expresse command to	3
taking of the city	3
appointed to be printed	3
from the lord byron	3
sent in a letter	3
of the siege and	3
answer to your petition	3
any of the kings	3
or such as he	3
to give you this	3
agreed on betwixt both	3
mean time i remain	3
in a letter to	3
hath given me expresse	3
set forth by nathanael	3
r this keyboarded and	3
the signing of these	3
the passages and treaties	3
taken part with the	3
the greatest part of	3
of the county palatine	3
his answer to your	3
text r in the	3
men on the ground	3
william lenthal esq speaker	3
at york the seventh	3
their servants and horses	3
speaker appointed to be	3
under the command of	3
severall schedules hereunto annexed	3
to the lord byron	3
in the severall schedules	3
of chesters enlargement after	3
the severall schedules hereunto	3
to his maiestie at	3
this his answer to	3
of chester concerning episcopacy	3
his maiestie at york	3
the lord byron with	3
to be printed and	3
of all the said	3
exact declaration of chesters	3
the use of king	3
any your let or	3
and taking of the	3
expresse command to give	3
all the said articles	3
letter to the honorable	3
be printed and published	3
both sides the river	3
for my lord byron	3
the lords sprituall and	3
concerning all the passages	3
of king and parliament	3
upon the signing of	3
high and honourable court	3
and the commissioners names	3
without any your let	3
and appointed to be	3
concluded and agreed upon	3
body of the enemy	3
subscribed in the severall	3
enlargement after three yeers	3
be forthwith printed and	3
musket shot of the	3
treaties of the siege	3
york the seventh of	3
articles agreed on betwixt	3
his maiestie hath given	3
inhabitants of the county	3
the lower parts of	2
all their apparel whatsoever	2
passes be given them	2
the gentlemen of the	2
to stay until their	2
have just cause to	2
all prisoners in the	2
nor any their attendants	2
all other persons whatsoever	2
of sir william brereton	2
no such lieutenant colonel	2
colonel to march with	2
others that shall march	2
not above thirty pounds	2
for their safe return	2
to look after his	2
that shall remain in	2
thing against the parliament	2
quietly to passe and	2
free quarter in their	2
of money with them	2
all one with god	2
every of them with	2
horses as are the	2
liberty to go to	2
kings garrisons not blocked	2
any of these articles	2
such person shall at	2
and other inferiour officers	2
with eighty of the	2
person or goods of	2
that every such merchant	2
that such officers and	2
between and defects per	2
with every man his	2
letters intercepted from sir	2
and robert tatton esquire	2
to raise the siege	2
commissioners on the behalf	2
they of right ought	2
with any promise or	2
the several conditions of	2
that the friends of	2
concerning episcopacy to the	2
not act any thing	2
amongst the common people	2
articles concluded and agreed	2
printed for john aston	2
prisoners in the city	2
their marching out of	2
be appointed to receive	2
no sir william breretons	2
them come attended with	2
great hopes of the	2
until they return thither	2
all others that shall	2
and all other furniture	2
and one hundred and	2
granted or allowed of	2
welsh officers and souldiers	2
and captain of horse	2
that the lord byron	2
promise or inducement whatsoever	2
printed and published brereton	2
but what is their	2
to make up the	2
no act to the	2
with his own horse	2
whose dead bodies are	2
palatine of chester delivered	2
away out of the	2
chester and robert tatton	2
make up the breach	2
lord byron shall think	2
he will do no	2
of chester and robert	2
have the like freedom	2
are to be returned	2
ministers to have all	2
and twenty pounds in	2
he first giving security	2
are out of the	2
as shall desire to	2
of those whose dead	2
mo a wing b	2
byron with his horse	2
lords attended with four	2
wee held it our	2
all their apparel with	2
printed for john sweeting	2
a wing b thomason	2
officers and souldiers as	2
the lord byron to	2
shall have two moneths	2
in either of them	2
none of them come	2
the kings garrisons not	2
category of texts with	2
chester concerning episcopacy to	2
their safe return to	2
like benefit of these	2
of this instant february	2
on the other part	2
are to be sold	2
with their ladies and	2
lord byron with his	2
such knight or colonel	2
died of their wounds	2
such sums of money	2
resident in the city	2
and that they be	2
shall be saved and	2
kept from the plunder	2
and carried out of	2
towns under the parliaments	2
dayes allowed for their	2
subscribed to this petition	2
for the accommodating of	2
and five dayes are	2
in regard of the	2
the c category of	2
issued out of chester	2
their apparel with them	2
arms to attend him	2
is allowed to be	2
two moneths time to	2
shall be appointed to	2
except what is allowed	2
signe of the golden	2
men with their horses	2
sole power of treaty	2
and estates of the	2
under the walls of	2
shall loose the benefit	2
all those horses and	2
be set at liberty	2
to go into north	2
the behalf of john	2
and that every such	2
not yet interred in	2
the ministers to have	2
within the city and	2
xml conversion sir william	2
upon signing of these	2
out of the suburbs	2
held it our dutie	2
allowed to be taken	2
liberty to march to	2
carriages are to be	2
no disparagement to you	2
has no known defects	2
to march with their	2
at the time and	2
themselves much neglected by	2
that have been in	2
of the cities preservation	2
were recorded as gap	2
and then have passes	2
rate of defects per	2
shall be inveigled or	2
horses into the castle	2
church within the city	2
and towns under the	2
gentlemen of their husbands	2
iv tiff page images	2
have two moneths time	2
greatest part of the	2
shall have three dayes	2
liberty to stay until	2
please to march out	2
apex covantage keyed and	2
the said lords books	2
be saved and secured	2
plunder and violence of	2
the beginning of these	2
and the castle and	2
of the same county	2
where officers shall be	2
which carriages are to	2
shall be left sick	2
with between and defects	2
from the plunder and	2
the walls of the	2
in places remote thence	2
fourty pounds in money	2
tender care of the	2
right ought to have	2
bodies are not yet	2
and have the like	2
secured until they return	2
to the prejudice of	2
there to meet with	2
shall violate any part	2
commander in chief of	2
all above fourty pounds	2
the records in the	2
such other ladies and	2
the person or goods	2
wing b thomason e	2
for king and parliament	2
chester delivered to his	2
and that none of	2
the prejudice of the	2
with him not above	2
and secretary to the	2
between the commissioners appointed	2
of john lord byron	2
eighty of the said	2
caused sir william brereton	2
the plunder and violence	2
that they be secured	2
have free quarter in	2
for the performance of	2
the friends of the	2
holders and other inhabitants	2
are allowed by these	2
as gap elements at	2
in chief of all	2
of them with his	2
blockt up the castle	2
tatton to sir w	2
the like freedom of	2
proper goods of the	2
chester on the one	2
allowed by these articles	2
as shall be approved	2
not above twenty shillings	2
this text in the	2
of the several conditions	2
huber sampled and proofread	2
attended with above twenty	2
as by my last	2
souldiers as shall be	2
and ten men with	2
esq speaker of the	2
golden dragon in fleetstreet	2
carry any thing away	2
to be sold at	2
officers shall be appointed	2
secretary to the army	2
stay until their recovery	2
all the forces of	2
other ladies and gentlewomen	2
of what sort soever	2
for those gentlemen you	2
have taken part with	2
ten of the clock	2
and in the mean	2
cities and towns under	2
desires of the preservation	2
whose husbands are prisoners	2
and all others that	2
march shall be inveigled	2
spi global keyed and	2
concerned in any of	2
them to march thither	2
suffer the bearers hereof	2
carrying with them above	2
the body of the	2
a party of horse	2
of them carrying with	2
puts this text in	2
was the rather assented	2
carrying with him above	2
and all other persons	2
of all the forces	2
that were recorded as	2
hours will land them	2
or any of the	2
goods of the citizens	2
the said sir william	2
three dayes allowed for	2
all of the same	2
sums of money with	2
preserved and kept from	2
and all the records	2
a drop of blood	2
what is allowed to	2
that the said lord	2
sent out of the	2
to enter into a	2
the rebels in ireland	2
his lady and servants	2
officers and souldiers to	2
to passe and travel	2
any part of them	2
the parliaments protection have	2
make good the leaguer	2
as are the proper	2
and not above twenty	2
or to march to	2
allowed them to march	2
the welsh officers and	2
that no such person	2
and other inhabitants above	2
thirty pounds in money	2
any thing away out	2
the said lords attended	2
the commissioners on the	2
chief of all the	2
quarter in their march	2
not be wanting to	2
a man on the	2
words puts this text	2
those who are now	2
the golden dragon in	2
not receive any injury	2
and the truly loyal	2
such as shall be	2
recorded as gap elements	2
behalf of sir william	2
that in consideration hereof	2
belonging to those that	2
liberty to march out	2
prejudice of the parliament	2
that all citizens and	2
his shop at the	2
women of what degree	2
will suddenly be removed	2
the enemy in wales	2
to march with two	2
inhabitants above six thousand	2
was sent into the	2
and estates within the	2
as are allowed by	2
the accommodating of them	2
and colonel to march	2
act to the prejudice	2
not a man on	2
every man his sword	2
by a messenger of	2
returned to the leaguer	2
that please to march	2
to morrow morning by	2
elements at the time	2
the proper goods of	2
be secured until they	2
given them for their	2
of chester on the	2
and as many foot	2
and such immunities as	2
the next day to	2
the behalf of sir	2
or colonel to carry	2
shall remain in the	2
that none of them	2
benefit of these articles	2
above five pounds in	2
and souldiers as shall	2
after they are out	2
that no church within	2
were born of irish	2
a this text has	2
they are out of	2
and governour of chester	2
taken and carried out	2
army out of ireland	2
then are hereafter mentioned	2
court and york may	2
they shall have occasion	2
nor a drop of	2
desire to go into	2
such horses as are	2
global keyed and coded	2
and are now in	2
such officers and souldiers	2
on the one part	2
now residing in the	2
to have the benefit	2
that all women of	2
in their going or	2
with the castle and	2
within the city of	2
shall have occasion to	2
which will suddenly be	2
appointed on the behalf	2
look after his goods	2
the lord saint paul	2
except such horses as	2
of horse and foot	2
every such nobleman carrying	2
in the c category	2
none of the commanders	2
and shall have three	2
printed for edward husband	2
there had been a	2
benefit of all the	2
which caused us to	2
are the proper goods	2
and xml conversion sir	2
have occasion to use	2
and that no such	2
three hundred and odde	2
a passe for those	2
edmond verney and major	2
none of them carrying	2
any slighting or defacing	2
loose the benefit of	2
that we know of	2
for the effecting of	2
from his colours or	2
to this honourable assembly	2
have three dayes allowed	2
have all their own	2
the first fruits of	2
of their husbands qualities	2
shall in their march	2
no such knight or	2
five pounds in money	2
that shall march out	2
slighting or defacing thereof	2
to those that march	2
immunities as they of	2
to draw off the	2
with above twenty horse	2
now in places remote	2
lenthal esq speaker of	2
thomason e estc r	2
into the castle court	2
john pas text and	2
all the records in	2
concerning the battle at	2
be taken and carried	2
much neglected by them	2
might incline them to	2
civilwar no sir william	2
rest of the noblemen	2
born of irish parents	2
incline them to a	2
be given for the	2
third of this instant	2
the horses into the	2
marching out of the	2
text in the c	2
b thomason e estc	2
amongst them all above	2
residing in the city	2
or goods of any	2
no church within the	2
and that all citizens	2
from within the city	2
those whose dead bodies	2
text has no known	2
as they of right	2
said lord byron shall	2
the time of transcription	2
them with his own	2
the enemie in chester	2
verney and major throp	2
to fall upon the	2
to suffer the bearers	2
now resident in the	2
covantage keyed and coded	2
the third of this	2
his march shall be	2
go to their own	2
yet interred in chester	2
his horse and arms	2
sir c the rate	2
e estc r this	2
but they would not	2
providences concerning the battle	2
have all their apparel	2
done by the commissioners	2
as the said lord	2
i have so long	2
with the rebels in	2
that many of them	2
for the major of	2
who are now resident	2
person shall at any	2
any promise or inducement	2
said lords attended with	2
care of the cities	2
no souldier in his	2
like freedom of trade	2
and the ministers to	2
their goods and estates	2
required to suffer the	2
residing within the city	2
in any of these	2
more moneys with him	2
him not above thirty	2
huber text and markup	2
all of them to	2
carry more moneys with	2
before the delivery of	2
carrying amongst them all	2
have the like benefit	2
such immunities as they	2
all women of what	2
have passes to conway	2
goods and estates within	2
violence of the souldiers	2
other cities and towns	2
conversion sir william breretons	2
at the signe of	2
to go to their	2
this text has no	2
then have passes to	2
if they shall have	2
do no act to	2
presented to him at	2
the leaguer of beston	2
carry with him above	2
dayes are allowed them	2
of the golden dragon	2
nobleman carrying with him	2
texts with between and	2
lives and estates of	2
to have liberty to	2
in service for king	2
the county were so	2
to march to conway	2
estates of the inhabitants	2
all the officers and	2
four horses in either	2
at his shop at	2
and not act any	2
delivered to sir william	2
or plunder the person	2
the enemy in the	2
the like benefit of	2
enemie in chester perceiving	2
carried out of the	2
the commissioners of array	2
be sold at his	2
march with two men	2
to be taken and	2
service for king and	2
or hereafter desire to	2
his own horse and	2
remain in the city	2
lower parts of cheshire	2
of the county were	2
safe return to chester	2
behalf of john lord	2
to march without horse	2
john pas sampled and	2
the of this instant	2
to use so many	2
and four horses in	2
to their own homes	2
twenty pounds in plate	2
such nobleman carrying with	2
now in the city	2
ten men with their	2
them for their safe	2
c category of texts	2
are not yet interred	2
sent you a passe	2
the court and york	2
estates within the city	2
violate any part of	2
reducing of chester and	2
any thing against the	2
and priviledge of inhabitants	2
the ministers without swords	2
they be secured until	2
gap elements at the	2
episcopacy to the high	2
occasion to use so	2
sent into the city	2
shall march out of	2
known defects that were	2
in the mid way	2
being the third of	2
as those who are	2
you are hereby required	2
and gentlemen of their	2
have families in chester	2
no such person shall	2
of them for the	2
and the lord byron	2
records in the castle	2
enter into a treaty	2
and have taken part	2
or before their marching	2
horses and arms to	2
other inferiour officers in	2
each of the said	2
in the city of	2
to be provided for	2
pas text and markup	2
with the assistance of	2
are allowed them to	2
above twenty shillings in	2
also his lady and	2
to have all their	2
as shall be left	2
that all such persons	2
and such officers wives	2
and souldiers to have	2
garrisons not blocked up	2
advocate and secretary to	2
who have families in	2
your tender care of	2
and now in the	2
to have free quarter	2
governour of chester on	2
at the time of	2
before their marching out	2
appointed to receive them	2
a strong party in	2
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belonging to the same	2
to treat with yours	2
that no souldier in	2
and to return into	2
hereafter desire to march	2
and violence of the	2
sir edmond verney and	2
nor carry any thing	2
and all his deeds	2
come attended with above	2
whom it may concern	2
a great part of	2
the benefit of all	2
and are to be	2
horses in either of	2
to carry with him	2
time to fetch them	2
left to keepe that	2
sold at his shop	2
above fourty pounds in	2
and arms to attend	2
above thirty pounds in	2
and kept from the	2
with many or few	2
the advocate and secretary	2
under the parliaments protection	2
every captain of foot	2
in whom you say	2
are hereby required to	2
the delivery of the	2
them to have free	2
the signe of the	2
your servants charles walley	2
to fetch them thence	2
those horses and arms	2
what is their own	2
the sole power of	2
that all those horses	2
but that you will	2
in his march shall	2
given for the performance	2
attended with four men	2
sir william brereton baronet	2
act any thing against	2
c the rate of	2
all their own manuscripts	2
with him above ten	2
colonel to carry with	2
of texts with between	2
of chester delivered to	2
knight or colonel to	2
one with god to	2
defects that were recorded	2
without any slighting or	2
it our dutie to	2
plunder the person or	2
souldier in his march	2
the rate of defects	2
knight and colonel to	2
articles allowed to be	2
inhabitants that shall remain	2
hereby required to suffer	2
their ladies and servants	2
his colours or command	2
that upon signing of	2
now residing within the	2
of right ought to	2
of them come attended	2
with five hundred horse	2
them all above fourty	2
march with their horses	2
byron shall think meet	2
with a convoy of	2
of what degree soever	2
pas sampled and proofread	2
those that march out	2
is done by the	2
and tradesman of chester	2
a treaty upon honourable	2
shall have all their	2
to make good the	2
the lives and estates	2
five dayes are allowed	2
dead bodies are not	2
inferiour officers in commission	2
at the court and	2
and their goods and	2
shop at the signe	2
shall at any time	2
carrying with him not	2
are now resident in	2
shall desire to go	2
thing away out of	2
any of those whose	2
of them to have	2
wee doubt not but	2
shall have the like	2
said sir william brereton	2
gentlemen of the county	2
have liberty to stay	2
every knight and colonel	2
are now in places	2
the leaguer at beston	2
drew into a body	2
souldiers to have liberty	2
be given them for	2
other inhabitants above six	2
the enemy from chester	2
what is done by	2
will do no act	2
moneths time to fetch	2
no known defects that	2
as other cities and	2
and the commissioners on	2
from the major of	2
have liberty to go	2
delivery of the same	2
be delivered to sir	2
with his horse and	2
twenty shillings in money	2