trigram

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trigram	frequency
of the city	34
sir william brereton	26
out of the	22
the lord byron	17
the city of	16
city of chester	14
house of commons	14
in the city	13
within the city	13
english books online	12
honorable house of	12
early english books	12
the honorable house	12
palatine of chester	11
horses and arms	11
early works to	11
part of the	10
of these articles	10
their horses and	10
of the county	9
on the ground	9
officers and souldiers	9
sir william breretons	9
of the said	9
the surrender of	9
of all the	9
the next day	9
on both sides	8
into the city	8
remain your servant	8
william lenthal esq	8
william breretons letter	8
to the honorable	8
the reducing of	8
have liberty to	8
the county palatine	7
speaker of the	7
march out of	7
the mean time	7
of the clock	7
of chester and	7
to sir william	7
on the welch	7
pounds in money	7
of the honorable	7
in the mean	7
surrender of the	7
to march out	6
to the enemy	6
shall have liberty	6
in to the	6
printed and published	6
of the castle	6
for the parliament	6
not a man	6
the welch side	6
that none of	6
the said lord	6
county palatine of	6
appointed to be	6
this text has	6
answer to your	5
sent to the	5
the enemy in	5
the behalf of	5
the major of	5
the preservation of	5
i have received	5
as shall be	5
to the great	5
so great a	5
with their horses	5
of the enemy	5
to the leaguer	5
and all other	5
of the same	5
letter sent to	5
king and parliament	5
lost not a	5
horse and foot	5
the cheshire forces	5
my lord byron	5
signing of these	5
preservation of the	5
the city and	5
the charge of	5
in their march	5
are to be	5
whose names are	5
on the behalf	5
to the worke	5
and the commissioners	5
castle and fort	5
of their owne	5
major of chester	5
according to the	5
of the countie	5
england and wales	5
english short title	4
preserves archaic forms	4
available for reuse	4
is available for	4
end users from	4
countie palatine of	4
text has not	4
iv tiff page	4
can be copied	4
reviewed and edited	4
described above is	4
i text is	4
the said articles	4
to march to	4
text creation partnership	4
chesters enlargement after	4
collaborative curation by	4
scanned from microfilm	4
encoded edition of	4
format that preserves	4
humble petition of	4
he shall appoint	4
tcp assigned for	4
to the lords	4
support the display	4
reproduction of the	4
aim at restoring	4
together with the	4
and professional end	4
fully proofread approx	4
text can be	4
to give you	4
we lost not	4
distributed and performed	4
by amateur and	4
such as he	4
chester for the	4
suitable for network	4
all without asking	4
a passe for	4
text has been	4
sir thomas aston	4
users from many	4
the commissioners appointed	4
we could not	4
the institutions providing	4
online text creation	4
tokenized and linguistically	4
text and markup	4
making the text	4
short title catalog	4
images scanned from	4
of the tcp	4
and all the	4
concerning all the	4
the tcp digital	4
enlargement after three	4
with all the	4
for keying and	4
hundred horse and	4
at restoring the	4
to march with	4
books online text	4
the use of	4
as he shall	4
the english short	4
text is available	4
spellings that support	4
to the humble	4
phase i text	4
the work described	4
the said lords	4
a of text	4
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markup reviewed and	4
an enriched version	4
the high and	4
based collaborative curation	4
annotation includes standard	4
text in a	4
edition of the	4
this phase i	4
keyed and coded	4
coded from proquest	4
been tokenized and	4
of the work	4
easier to read	4
in a standardized	4
articles agreed on	4
not been fully	4
the countie palatine	4
textual changes and	4
a petition delivered	4
liberty to march	4
sampled and proofread	4
honoble william lenthal	4
all their apparel	4
with the articles	4
none of the	4
the rest of	4
of the kings	4
this text is	4
proquest page images	4
meant to publish	4
or stationer meant	4
from proquest page	4
in all the	4
assigned for keying	4
stationer meant to	4
honorable william lenthal	4
keying and markup	4
the display of	4
of the gentlemen	4
the text has	4
breretons letter sent	4
standard spellings that	4
petition of the	4
this keyboarded and	4
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for my lord	4
financial support to	4
without asking permission	4
them to a	4
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have the like	4
and fort thereof	4
original in the	4
metadata enrichments aim	4
the terms of	4
of chester for	4
owned by the	4
the text the	4
aim at making	4
has been tokenized	4
of this instant	4
been fully proofread	4
to the terms	4
concerning the surrender	4
allowed to be	4
above is co	4
and encoded edition	4
professional end users	4
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and markup reviewed	4
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printer to the	4
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at making the	4
that they were	4
within musket shot	4
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is an enriched	4
a text in	4
at york the	4
and suitable for	4
and to return	4
to their owne	4
byron to sir	4
petition delivered in	4
both sides the	4
his majesties ansvver	4
and linguistically annotated	4
changes and metadata	4
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in the english	4
digital transcription a	4
that support the	4
carrying with him	4
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textual changes aim	4
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and ministers of	4
the original in	4
servants and horses	4
of a text	4
and other inhabitants	4
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with him above	4
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for commercial purposes	4
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majesties ansvver to	4
to the early	4
enrichments aim at	4
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the honoble william	4
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the annotation includes	4
ansvver to the	4
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walks of life	4
the worke was	4
the humble petition	4
from many walks	4
delivered in to	4
of chester concerning	4
transcription a of	4
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i remain your	4
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the honorable william	4
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earlyprint project evanston	4
for the surrender	4
linguistically annotated with	4
that preserves archaic	4
lord byron to	4
changes aim at	4
and coded from	4
text the author	4
and xml conversion	4
have received your	4
the author or	4
said lord byron	4
printed for john	4
breretons letter concerning	4
for the reducing	4
at the time	4
have all their	4
the british library	4
more computationally tractable	4
author or stationer	4
letter concerning the	4
version of the	4
many walks of	4
his answer to	4
none of them	4
pfs batch review	4
horse and foote	4
of creative commons	4
text is an	4
ministers of the	4
for want of	4
annotated with morphadorner	4
tcp digital transcription	4
be delivered to	3
taken part with	3
to those that	3
sprituall and temporall	3
have sent you	3
great hopes of	3
this his answer	3
the said city	3
care of the	3
violence of the	3
in the castle	3
horse and arms	3
my lord ashley	3
the passages and	3
the commissioners names	3
appointed on the	3
to be forthwith	3
in regard of	3
any your let	3
sir william vaughan	3
york the seventh	3
the body of	3
and inhabitants of	3
the clock in	3
all the passages	3
over all the	3
of the siege	3
their own homes	3
text in the	3
the battle at	3
and liberties thereof	3
lords sprituall and	3
and that all	3
of the whole	3
seventh of may	3
body of the	3
that you will	3
the signing of	3
with his own	3
given me expresse	3
the enemy perceiving	3
and so farre	3
the greatest part	3
and appointed to	3
r in the	3
or such as	3
and the rest	3
to be made	3
the benefit of	3
by which we	3
the severall schedules	3
and by mr	3
and taking of	3
court of parliament	3
command to give	3
to my lord	3
give you this	3
all the said	3
nine of the	3
with a most	3
be pleased to	3
treaties of the	3
and honourable court	3
and as many	3
powder and ball	3
chester concerning episcopacy	3
reducing of chester	3
of the preservation	3
blockt up the	3
honourable court of	3
severall schedules hereunto	3
chaplein to the	3
a letter to	3
the siege and	3
upon our quarters	3
caused us to	3
forces of cheshire	3
greatest part of	3
might have been	3
of horse and	3
of the suburbs	3
passages and treaties	3
for the use	3
be printed and	3
part of them	3
mo a wing	3
and treaties of	3
to your petition	3
maiestie at york	3
commissioners of array	3
providences concerning the	3
without any your	3
then all the	3
you this his	3
william brereton to	3
of chesters enlargement	3
are subscribed in	3
to the same	3
time and place	3
commissioners appointed on	3
betwixt both parties	3
who are now	3
rest of the	3
from the lord	3
in the severall	3
maiestie hath given	3
execution on them	3
to prevent the	3
of the commanders	3
his maiestie at	3
agreed on betwixt	3
under the parliaments	3
after three yeers	3
put us to	3
that we might	3
i have sent	3
of text r	3
upon the signing	3
any of the	3
the cities preservation	3
of king and	3
of the towne	3
of the citizens	3
the leaguer at	3
city and liberties	3
sent in a	3
the enemy from	3
lord byron with	3
many of them	3
the kings garrisons	3
on betwixt both	3
but that you	3
i shall not	3
mean time i	3
ten of the	3
letter to the	3
and all others	3
and the lord	3
estc r this	3
at the court	3
to be provided	3
by nathanael lancaster	3
from the county	3
your let or	3
all of them	3
to return into	3
their servants and	3
delivered to his	3
and the castle	3
sides the river	3
speaker appointed to	3
expresse command to	3
of their wounds	3
a most exact	3
high and honourable	3
verney and major	3
the lords sprituall	3
by ten of	3
forth by nathanael	3
we slew about	3
commissioners formerly named	3
lenthal esq speaker	3
at this time	3
schedules hereunto annexed	3
declaration of chesters	3
to treat with	3
taking of the	3
into the castle	3
five hundred horse	3
clock in the	3
or any of	3
freedom of trade	3
one hundred and	3
and agreed upon	3
this honourable assembly	3
the command of	3
on the other	3
hath given me	3
siege and taking	3
to the lord	3
most exact declaration	3
they would not	3
his maiestie hath	3
under the command	3
liberty to go	3
to his maiestie	3
to be printed	3
hopes of releife	3
your servant william	3
text r in	3
and that they	3
thought fit to	3
men on the	3
horse and dragoones	3
exact declaration of	3
adjutant louthiane with	3
on tuesday night	3
to all commanders	3
up the castle	3
drew into a	3
to the high	3
to the castle	3
by the commissioners	3
time i remain	3
alderman william ince	3
inhabitants of the	3
to fall upon	3
subscribed in the	3
such person shall	3
tender care of	3
r this keyboarded	3
with the rebels	3
in some measure	3
some of their	3
servant william brereton	3
concluded and agreed	3
all the ordnance	3
city and castle	3
three yeers bondage	3
in a letter	3
for the effecting	3
and alderman william	3
names are subscribed	3
a mile from	3
a party of	3
use of king	3
but the worke	3
the time and	3
two hundred horse	3
to joyne with	3
by these articles	3
as are the	3
forthwith printed and	3
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the forces of	3
reported to be	3
to make good	3
the of this	3
part with the	3
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set forth by	3
the seventh of	3
to him at	3
me expresse command	3
to meet with	3
to the cheshire	3
of their husbands	2
and some others	2
be saved and	2
the welsh officers	2
of the river	2
c the rate	2
his colours or	2
that you may	2
their losse was	2
and some few	2
into a posture	2
we drave them	2
intelligence of the	2
them into the	2
or to march	2
shall have the	2
to take the	2
all above fourty	2
golden dragon in	2
crown your lordships	2
for my self	2
of them carrying	2
are hereafter mentioned	2
the forrest street	2
on the enemies	2
the same county	2
with him not	2
to treat upon	2
beate them off	2
to be your	2
dayes are allowed	2
from the plunder	2
are the proper	2
the effecting of	2
sir iacob ashley	2
and part of	2
in their persons	2
which i hope	2
have taken part	2
the city was	2
twenty shillings in	2
with his horse	2
apparel with them	2
first giving security	2
all the adjacent	2
worke of reducing	2
tendred to them	2
to have the	2
ours is come	2
raise the siege	2
thing away out	2
and defects per	2
now in the	2
as other cities	2
the commissioners on	2
proper goods of	2
and beston castle	2
shall at any	2
whiles they sought	2
time to fetch	2
would have been	2
walls of the	2
it on the	2
carry any thing	2
each of the	2
the suburbs of	2
like benefit of	2
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and shall have	2
that all women	2
the court and	2
shall be appointed	2
gap elements at	2
the name of	2
notice of their	2
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lives and estates	2
where officers shall	2
to this petition	2
and estates within	2
passes be given	2
of this leaguer	2
to a small	2
and violence of	2
tiff page images	2
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of the souldiers	2
first fruits of	2
the prejudice of	2
the signe of	2
in which he	2
for king and	2
to sir w	2
what degree soever	2
a strong party	2
intercepted from sir	2
may be sent	2
quarter in their	2
all his deeds	2
power of treaty	2
the bearers hereof	2
pas text and	2
such immunities as	2
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moneths time to	2
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our forlorne hope	2
upon the enemy	2
those gentlemen you	2
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any their attendants	2
carriages are to	2
with many or	2
sole power of	2
our dutie to	2
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to his parliament	2
immunities as they	2
their marching out	2
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with above twenty	2
knight and colonel	2
edmond verney and	2
e estc r	2
benefit of all	2
arms to attend	2
the one part	2
of this worke	2
in his possession	2
above five pounds	2
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on the one	2
thirty pounds in	2
them for their	2
your tender care	2
hereby required to	2
shall remain in	2
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and the ministers	2
man his sword	2
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their apparel with	2
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to look after	2
goods and estates	2
them with his	2
letters intercepted from	2
all of the	2
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of the noblemen	2
the particulars of	2
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drop of blood	2
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time we had	2
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that march out	2
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morrow morning by	2
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parts of the	2
that no such	2
who have families	2
after they had	2
furnished with ammunition	2
god be thanked	2
officers in commission	2
to be taken	2
parliaments protection have	2
up to the	2
the new gate	2
sir william neal	2
shall have three	2
three dayes allowed	2
known defects that	2
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the gentlemen of	2
attended with above	2
persons before mentioned	2
fourty pounds in	2
out of chester	2
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act any thing	2
the advocate and	2
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marching out of	2
byron with his	2
and five dayes	2
desire to march	2
every knight and	2
to fetch them	2
as shall desire	2
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families in chester	2
of the golden	2
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a this text	2
great part of	2
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to the service	2
the walls of	2
to go thither	2
and that none	2
and kept from	2
are hereby required	2
gentlemen and souldiers	2
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gentlemen of their	2
their low condition	2
to be sold	2
passe for those	2
souldiers to have	2
of the citie	2
all the horse	2
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by my last	2
died of their	2
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the c category	2
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i shall send	2
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the reliefe of	2
every captain of	2
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such as shall	2
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twisted in the	2
or their wives	2
his march shall	2
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nor carry any	2
shall have occasion	2
kings garrisons not	2
for the king	2
souldier in his	2
he first giving	2
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in my next	2
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the lower parts	2
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any of those	2
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benefit of these	2
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all citizens and	2
horses in either	2
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of so great	2
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by a messenger	2
pounds in plate	2
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spi global keyed	2
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that such officers	2
in any of	2
the truly loyal	2
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upon the walls	2
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you a passe	2
from the enemy	2
hundred and odde	2
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third of this	2
no disparagement to	2
that upon the	2
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text has no	2
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to the parliament	2
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and twenty pounds	2
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the other part	2
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as by my	2
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ladies and servants	2
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no such knight	2
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colonel to carry	2
and in the	2
of what degree	2
the ministers without	2
in chester perceiving	2
the king drawing	2
and secretary to	2
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such officers and	2
was sent from	2
servants charles walley	2
you may expect	2
the rather assented	2
refused to take	2
to save the	2
the lord saint	2
carrying with them	2
articles concluded and	2
time of transcription	2
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the friends of	2
person or goods	2
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touching which i	2
the delivery of	2
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robert tatton esquire	2
other ladies and	2
of them with	2
the lives and	2
have so long	2
many of which	2
their own manuscripts	2
of irish parents	2
now residing within	2
between the commissioners	2
has no known	2
and the city	2
for edward husband	2
and no more	2
of the leaguer	2
interred in chester	2
any promise or	2
return to chester	2
every of them	2
that my lord	2
whither they please	2
which was a	2
prejudice of the	2
then are hereafter	2
officers shall be	2
quietly to passe	2
to the city	2
and hereby allowed	2
secured until they	2
not receive any	2
three hundred foote	2
thing against the	2
shall be saved	2
other inferiour officers	2
all such persons	2
and provision therein	2
shall be defaced	2
allowed them to	2
the sixth day	2
born of irish	2
the rebels in	2
incline them to	2
their desperate condition	2
full power to	2
to the honourable	2
his own horse	2
to march without	2
in service for	2
that shall march	2
episcopacy to the	2
colonel to march	2
of john lord	2
for the carrying	2
and shall ever	2
and the horse	2
garrisons not blocked	2
of people in	2
i being come	2
they shall have	2
souldiers as shall	2
answer to the	2
free quarter in	2
the leaguer of	2
with one man	2
to carry with	2
tradesman of chester	2
apex covantage keyed	2
conversion sir william	2
of your propositions	2
that such irish	2
what sort soever	2
that shall remain	2
his shop at	2
knights and esquires	2
blocking up of	2
byron shall think	2
holders and other	2
the king with	2
have passes to	2
at his shop	2
husbands are prisoners	2
whom you say	2
most humble servant	2
resident in the	2
lady and servants	2
their safe return	2
except what is	2
him not above	2
the beginning of	2
that the lord	2
treaty upon honourable	2
rebels in ireland	2
them to have	2
we drew off	2
as they of	2
which time we	2
enemy from chester	2
secretary to the	2
right ought to	2
chester delivered to	2
carry with him	2
are now resident	2
governour of chester	2
captain of foot	2
the accession of	2
commander in chief	2
in whom you	2
and souldiers to	2
now in places	2
money with them	2
the accommodating of	2
them for the	2
not long after	2
and the enemies	2
to defray the	2
as the said	2
we know of	2
draw off the	2
are allowed by	2
it by the	2
and are to	2
to hawarden castle	2
in his march	2
regaining of it	2
fetch them thence	2
until they return	2
pursued the victory	2
were recorded as	2
which would not	2
our hopes of	2
i am very	2
those that march	2
any part of	2
lower parts of	2
the munday after	2
what is allowed	2
with them above	2
category of texts	2
to draw off	2
for which end	2
above twenty horse	2
during his absence	2
regard of the	2
all those horses	2
of chester with	2
a convoy of	2
left to keepe	2
have not been	2
and the truly	2
more moneys with	2
submit to your	2
above twenty shillings	2
his horse and	2
in the field	2
and towns under	2
bodies are not	2
all their own	2
with a convoy	2
civilwar no sir	2
of the inhabitants	2
that i am	2
with four men	2
from the leaguer	2
be appointed to	2
to prevent all	2
the plunder and	2
go into north	2
his lady and	2
the day after	2
the liberty of	2
no known defects	2
strong party in	2
to your lordship	2
fell upon our	2
estates within the	2
and robert tatton	2
up the breach	2
dayes allowed for	2
covantage keyed and	2
all other persons	2
for those gentlemen	2
tatton to sir	2
that the commissioners	2
such lieutenant colonel	2
by the parliament	2
such sums of	2
a treaty upon	2
of the country	2
and carried out	2
carried out of	2
of them dangerously	2
friends of the	2
two moneths time	2
and colonel to	2
this great designe	2
that in consideration	2
summons they would	2
the propositions tendred	2
global keyed and	2
above six thousand	2
major sankey with	2
shillings in money	2
ministers without swords	2
to stay until	2
that this petition	2
and one hundred	2
the foundation to	2
thomason e estc	2
horses as are	2
leaguer at beston	2
is their own	2
inferiour officers in	2
and such officers	2
by generall mytton	2
the tops of	2
they return thither	2
above thirty pounds	2
occasioned us to	2
sir c the	2
that had the	2
which carriages are	2
the citizens were	2
now resident in	2
also his lady	2
or allowed of	2
john pas sampled	2
slighting or defacing	2
concerning the battle	2
in the suburbs	2
ten men with	2
in the time	2
army out of	2
that many of	2
no church within	2
from the major	2
allowed for their	2
the golden dragon	2
amongst them all	2
enemie in chester	2
against the parliament	2
he will take	2
and york may	2
the losse of	2
sent out of	2
returned this answer	2
of them for	2
doubt not but	2
or before their	2
b thomason e	2
men and women	2
either of them	2
lord saint paul	2
in the forgate	2
beginning of these	2
letters to the	2
men with their	2
and humbly pray	2
or colonel to	2
all the records	2
the whole county	2
wee doubt not	2
hopes of the	2
to have all	2
all prisoners in	2
which the enemy	2
such knight or	2
the forgate street	2
not be wanting	2
in the way	2
them come attended	2
tiff page image	2
of chester delivered	2
time the enemy	2
shall desire to	2
the king was	2
to passe and	2
away out of	2
texts with between	2
granted or allowed	2
the sole power	2
the worke of	2
there to meet	2
just cause to	2
recorded as gap	2
to suffer the	2
all one with	2
and at the	2
like freedom of	2
our quarters at	2
stay until their	2
faithful friend and	2
the welch souldiers	2
to the army	2
own horse and	2
upon friday january	2
please to march	2
of the lord	2
the third of	2
the first fruits	2
of what sort	2
into a treaty	2
in haste to	2
be wanting to	2
dragon in fleetstreet	2
every man his	2
neglected by them	2
moneys with him	2
and tradesman of	2
the north gate	2
to keepe that	2
such nobleman carrying	2
in the mid	2
those horses and	2
to live quietly	2
enter into a	2
the surprisall of	2
some of our	2
make good the	2
many or few	2
done by the	2
church and state	2
of the common	2
in the c	2
to do him	2
in good time	2
that none could	2
was the rather	2
or fort thereof	2
the records in	2
my self and	2
sir edmond verney	2
puts this text	2
be left sick	2
with about horse	2
any thing against	2
to be returned	2
now residing in	2
shall have two	2
or plunder the	2
the proper goods	2
loose the benefit	2
any slighting or	2
thrown over the	2
him above ten	2
of the fort	2
some of the	2
for john sweeting	2
passes to conway	2
behalf of john	2
between and defects	2
any of these	2
three hundred and	2
court and york	2
not above twenty	2
which caused us	2
preserved and kept	2
in places remote	2
and four horses	2
your servants charles	2
desire to go	2
you are hereby	2
as gap elements	2
sent to them	2
their goods and	2
which will suddenly	2
fell upon the	2
what is their	2
the ministers to	2
that please to	2
will suddenly be	2
to this honourable	2
shall think meet	2
the like benefit	2
with as much	2
a pass for	2
accommodating of them	2
side the river	2
general of north	2
collonel iones with	2
women of what	2
defects that were	2
of the kingdome	2
i am content	2
of the right	2
said sir william	2
cities and towns	2
or goods of	2
the space of	2
the parliaments protection	2
printed for edward	2
i have so	2
their arreares of	2
joyne with them	2
records in the	2
the several conditions	2
and captain of	2
a man on	2
any of ours	2
a passe from	2
for the performance	2
is allowed to	2
to which if	2
and their goods	2
the officers and	2
of them were	2
with two men	2
have two moneths	2
but they would	2
that no church	2
to all the	2
a great part	2
with the castle	2
chief of all	2
that the friends	2
for the accommodating	2
by a trumpet	2
in the leaguer	2
and ten men	2
the person or	2
no act to	2
or any other	2
of the several	2
worke was to	2
the releife of	2
nobleman carrying with	2
to receive your	2
other persons whatsoever	2
delivered to sir	2
my noble lord	2
march with their	2
act to the	2
march without horse	2
signed by us	2
all the forces	2
off the leaguer	2
john lord byron	2
shall not be	2
the county were	2
have the benefit	2
amongst the common	2
with their ladies	2
that were recorded	2
chester and robert	2
prisoners in the	2
this instant february	2
five pounds in	2
above fifty shillings	2
want of pay	2
residing within the	2
from his colours	2
or inducement whatsoever	2
said lords attended	2
subscribed to this	2
whom it may	2
suffer the bearers	2
goods of the	2
in chief of	2
might incline them	2
of texts with	2
parts of cheshire	2
this letter was	2
one with god	2
knight or colonel	2
the like freedom	2
of cheshire and	2
returned to the	2
march to conway	2
not doubting but	2
shall be inveigled	2
be agreed upon	2
iones with the	2
the new bridge	2
a wing b	2
wounded very many	2
saved and secured	2
the parliament to	2
that they had	2
in consideration hereof	2
estates of the	2
will do no	2
for the major	2
quartered that night	2
towns under the	2
service for king	2
all the officers	2
five dayes are	2
it may concern	2
those who are	2
to treate with	2
ladies and gentlewomen	2
to come into	2
county were so	2
as many foot	2
charles walley major	2
had been a	2
occasion to use	2
neer the inner	2
esq speaker of	2
them in the	2
those whose dead	2
them all above	2
by which the	2
by the river	2
church within the	2
and such like	2
and then have	2
to the welch	2
xml conversion sir	2
all women of	2
i hope will	2
absolute innovation of	2
for john aston	2
be secured until	2
over the river	2
of chester on	2
at any time	2
the said sir	2
are not yet	2
such officers wives	2
allowed by these	2
taken and carried	2
that upon signing	2
no such lieutenant	2
of sir william	2
and no other	2
of his journey	2
of his majesties	2
dead bodies are	2
caused sir william	2
the commissioners of	2
then have passes	2
to receive them	2
such other ladies	2
of releife by	2
their apparel whatsoever	2
to the king	2
several conditions of	2
of the irish	2
given for the	2
and that every	2
and are now	2
other cities and	2
of the cities	2
every such merchant	2
castle or fort	2
shall march out	2
promise or inducement	2
october the twenty	2
that have been	2
above fourty pounds	2
contribute to the	2
if they shall	2
issued out of	2
them to march	2
remain in the	2
said lords books	2
be inveigled or	2
have occasion to	2
of derby and	2
that all such	2
or imprisoned for	2
welsh officers and	2
themselves much neglected	2
required to suffer	2
and provisions of	2
printed for edw	2
with eighty of	2
upon signing of	2
hours will land	2
it shall be	2
horses into the	2
ministers to have	2
of money with	2
to morrow morning	2
as for your	2
be set at	2
such horses as	2
behalf of sir	2
intending to fall	2
advocate and secretary	2
for the north	2
have families in	2
and gentlemen of	2
and not by	2
in the towne	2
no sir william	2
colours or command	2
into the field	2
of right ought	2
kept from the	2
a messenger of	2
words puts this	2
not yet interred	2
in their quarters	2
the sence of	2
concerning episcopacy to	2
of the cheshire	2
passe and travel	2
the castle court	2
these inclosed conditions	2
as have been	2
disparagement to you	2
set at liberty	2
have three dayes	2
sums of money	2
to their own	2
person shall at	2
with the assistance	2
a trumpet of	2
into the forrest	2
carrying amongst them	2
safe return to	2
with between and	2
more than ordinary	2
and all his	2
whose dead bodies	2
to use so	2
there had been	2
under the walls	2
chester on the	2
places remote thence	2
or more goods	2
the common people	2
shall have a	2
of the many	2
from within the	2
make up the	2
that if any	2
from those parts	2
belonging to those	2
the performance of	2
carry more moneys	2
to the country	2
and souldiers as	2
ought to have	2
are out of	2
the horses into	2
sent you a	2
the enemie in	2
treat upon the	2
their owne party	2
john pas text	2
were born of	2
william brereton baronet	2
their ladies and	2
them carrying with	2
shall have all	2
and other inferiour	2
they will be	2
do no act	2
to go to	2
hundred and twenty	2
meet with yours	2
the rate of	2
wee held it	2
inhabitants above six	2
the walls made	2
other inhabitants above	2
and governour of	2
hereafter desire to	2
as those who	2
is pleased to	2
be provided for	2
priviledge of inhabitants	2
without any slighting	2
to march thither	2
this text in	2
applyed themselves to	2
for a pass	2
of their own	2
march shall be	2
shop at the	2
that they be	2
wing b thomason	2
c category of	2
presented to him	2
plunder the person	2
answer was returned	2
concerned in any	2
that we know	2
that in all	2
appointed to receive	2
the top of	2
wanting to the	2
of those whose	2
fall into the	2
the hands of	2
all other furniture	2
more than the	2
in the reere	2
or defacing thereof	2
violate any part	2
to raise the	2
the mid way	2
given them for	2
held it our	2
rate of defects	2
with five hundred	2
treat with yours	2
be given them	2
sold at his	2
are allowed them	2
it our dutie	2
signe of the	2
he will do	2
leaguer of beston	2
who shall now	2
there was to	2
over before now	2
use so many	2
whose husbands are	2
is confirmed by	2
of which we	2
the city by	2
next day to	2
with every man	2
the assistance of	2
that no souldier	2
inhabitants that shall	2
a drop of	2
to be carryed	2
or the castle	2
your lordships most	2
of them come	2
is done by	2