quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
in the county of	49
early english books online	36
king edward the third	31
the fee of the	27
the county of cornwall	27
the profits of the	24
of the yeerly rent	22
of king henry the	22
the yeerly rent of	22
by the name of	20
of the mannor of	20
in the countie of	20
of the county of	19
of the castle of	19
of the said dutchie	18
the summe totall of	18
of king edward the	18
yeere of his reigne	17
yeere of his raigne	16
of the towne of	16
of the said prince	15
constable of the castle	15
of the rent of	15
the principality of wales	15
the office of the	14
euery of the said	14
summe totall of the	14
the farme of the	14
of the said king	14
of the said dutchy	13
the said king edward	13
the reuenues of the	13
king henry the eight	13
the marches of wales	13
the clarke of the	13
by act of parliament	13
the constable of the	13
married the daughter of	12
king edward the first	12
farme of the mannor	12
the lords and commons	12
the issues of the	12
vnto the said prince	12
of the principality of	12
king edward the fourth	12
after the death of	12
described above is co	11
of the said principality	11
books online text creation	11
keyed and coded from	11
all without asking permission	11
images scanned from microfilm	11
i text is available	11
the name of king	11
online text creation partnership	11
to the kings most	11
the work described above	11
keyboarded and encoded edition	11
owned by the institutions	11
coded from proquest page	11
financial support to the	11
according to the terms	11
the terms of creative	11
tcp assigned for keying	11
of the marches of	11
for keying and markup	11
assigned for keying and	11
english books online text	11
and coded from proquest	11
text can be copied	11
institutions providing financial support	11
this keyboarded and encoded	11
by the institutions providing	11
work described above is	11
markup reviewed and edited	11
terms of creative commons	11
and encoded edition of	11
to the terms of	11
by king edward the	11
support to the early	11
is available for reuse	11
from proquest page images	11
encoded edition of the	11
the institutions providing financial	11
edition of the work	11
the early english books	11
and markup reviewed and	11
text and markup reviewed	11
king henry the seuenth	11
the text can be	11
providing financial support to	11
even for commercial purposes	11
phase i text is	11
text is available for	11
of the work described	11
to the early english	11
this phase i text	11
encoded text transcribed from	11
said king edward the	10
of the office of	10
kings most excellent majestie	10
in the time of	10
sonne and heire apparant	10
out of the said	10
and profits of the	10
reuenues of the said	10
the kings most excellent	10
the kings of england	10
the fee farme of	10
a part of the	10
haue and to hold	9
fee farme of the	9
of the lords and	9
his yeerly fee was	9
humble petition of the	9
the humble petition of	9
the said dutchie of	9
for the most part	9
the daughter and heire	9
to haue and to	9
this text has not	8
based collaborative curation by	8
tokenized and linguistically annotated	8
text has not been	8
a text in a	8
yeere of king edward	8
the death of his	8
the said king henry	8
collaborative curation by amateur	8
is an enriched version	8
not been fully proofread	8
text the author or	8
been fully proofread approx	8
text in a standardized	8
belonging to the said	8
support the display of	8
the said counties of	8
the text the author	8
text r in the	8
the eleuenth yeere of	8
curation by amateur and	8
metadata enrichments aim at	8
author or stationer meant	8
in a standardized format	8
text has been tokenized	8
of text r in	8
transcription a of text	8
been tokenized and linguistically	8
the author or stationer	8
annexed vnto the said	8
users from many walks	8
format that preserves archaic	8
at making the text	8
aim at restoring the	8
an enriched version of	8
said king henry the	8
english short title catalog	8
of the reigne of	8
the text has been	8
a of text r	8
profits of the office	8
in euery of the	8
the annotation includes standard	8
iohn arundel of trerice	8
and suitable for network	8
enriched version of the	8
yeere of the said	8
many walks of life	8
an act of parliament	8
textual changes and metadata	8
vnto the said dutchy	8
spellings that support the	8
from many walks of	8
r in the english	8
vnto the said dutchie	8
making the text more	8
linguistically annotated with morphadorner	8
the display of a	8
and metadata enrichments aim	8
by amateur and professional	8
this text is an	8
for the defence of	8
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that support the display	8
has been tokenized and	8
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text more computationally tractable	8
in the said county	8
end users from many	8
annotation includes standard spellings	8
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restoring the text the	8
version of the tcp	8
digital transcription a of	8
at restoring the text	8
changes and metadata enrichments	8
of a text in	8
and professional end users	8
textual changes aim at	8
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and linguistically annotated with	8
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the english short title	8
tcp digital transcription a	8
of the tcp digital	8
the lawes of england	8
text is an enriched	8
stationer meant to publish	8
the tcp digital transcription	8
standardized format that preserves	8
the text more computationally	8
at the time of	8
has not been fully	8
professional end users from	8
that preserves archaic forms	8
standard spellings that support	8
said dutchie of cornewall	8
or stationer meant to	8
in the english short	8
includes standard spellings that	8
a standardized format that	8
him and his heires	7
whose yeerely fee is	7
captaine of the towne	7
in the counties of	7
the reuenewes of the	7
in a time when	7
and earle of chester	7
reproduction of the original	7
his heires kings of	7
and commons assembled in	7
a cheuron betweene three	7
commons assembled in parliament	7
heires kings of england	7
sensible of the extraordinary	7
the steward of the	7
yeere of king henry	7
defence of our person	7
the name of the	7
the defence of our	7
by reason of the	7
in the eleuenth yeere	7
part of the realme	7
of chester and flint	7
of the great sessions	7
in the castle of	7
are so highly sensible	7
said act of parliament	7
lords and commons assembled	7
the county of cardigan	7
the daughter of sir	7
our county of cornwall	7
of the original in	7
the councell of the	7
so highly sensible of	7
of our county of	7
highly sensible of the	7
of the forrest of	7
a great part of	7
act of parliament made	7
daughter and heire of	7
counties of deuon and	6
the coynage of tynne	6
represented either as utf	6
office of the sheriffe	6
of the reuenues of	6
and the just rights	6
spi global keyed and	6
age of fourteene yeeres	6
of the dutchie of	6
death of his father	6
to him and his	6
iv tiff page image	6
the proceedings of the	6
global keyed and coded	6
castle the tenth of	6
of the extraordinary merit	6
the extraordinary merit of	6
to king edward the	6
the tenth of september	6
councell of the marches	6
king henry the third	6
logarbo text and markup	6
of the countie of	6
extraordinary merit of our	6
the said act of	6
logarbo sampled and proofread	6
and thirtieth yeere of	6
mona logarbo sampled and	6
by the said act	6
of the chamberlaine of	6
and his heires kings	6
zeale for the defence	6
as a part of	6
yeere of the reigne	6
to the good of	6
name of king henry	6
by the said statute	6
characters represented either as	6
the original in the	6
the said countie of	6
to king henry the	6
just rights of our	6
of the said towne	6
of the said shires	6
the captaine of the	6
mona logarbo text and	6
the just rights of	6
of the councell of	6
merit of our county	6
in the said counties	6
by an act of	5
the custody of the	5
the time of the	5
the ancient and moderne	5
of the iustices of	5
of the priory of	5
of their present troubles	5
of the lawes of	5
r this keyboarded and	5
at sudeley castle the	5
has no known defects	5
no known defects that	5
the said statute of	5
of euery of the	5
in the office of	5
the late queene elizabeth	5
pacification of their present	5
his fee was yeerly	5
the crowne of england	5
defects that were recorded	5
of the said earldome	5
lords and commons in	5
the dutchy of cornwall	5
known defects that were	5
master peters messuage from	5
of their zeale for	5
officers of the said	5
the said principality and	5
maried the daughter of	5
the words of the	5
estc r this keyboarded	5
eleuenth yeere of his	5
a view of the	5
the officers of the	5
of the same name	5
were recorded as gap	5
peters messuage from sir	5
a this text has	5
the reigne of the	5
messuage from sir thomas	5
a declaration of the	5
as gap elements at	5
created prince of vvales	5
king henry the sixt	5
of the said counties	5
counties for the pacification	5
said counties of deuon	5
recorded as gap elements	5
of the reuenewes of	5
elements at the time	5
that were recorded as	5
the rest of the	5
and to that end	5
king henry the fourth	5
campe at sudeley castle	5
the said king by	5
the reuenue of the	5
text has no known	5
the death of the	5
and twentieth yeere of	5
their loyalty and patience	5
declaration of the lords	5
to all the world	5
from sir thomas fairfax	5
for the pacification of	5
the time of transcription	5
castle and towne of	5
the tower of london	5
the gouernment of the	5
the manner of the	5
petition of the county	5
this text has no	5
of deuon and cornewall	5
by his letters patents	5
and one of the	5
the county of chester	5
their zeale for the	5
the rent of the	5
gap elements at the	5
to the inhabitants of	5
wee are so highly	5
iv tiff page images	5
of the proceedings of	5
our campe at sudeley	5
and commons in parliament	5
which came to the	5
given at our campe	5
the seuerall shires of	5
at our campe at	5
sudeley castle the tenth	5
the pacification of their	5
the yeerly value of	5
could contribute so little	4
to the summe of	4
as an entire state	4
and earldome of chester	4
value of the said	4
rights of our crowne	4
by his charter bearing	4
this nation shall continue	4
and so plentifully furnished	4
the iurisdiction of the	4
of ever blessed memory	4
whose yeerly fee was	4
the first yeere of	4
the daughters and heires	4
a time when we	4
or to their assistance	4
as the history of	4
of them to be	4
president of the said	4
of our acceptance of	4
the appurtenances in the	4
it hath pleased almighty	4
parts of the realme	4
all his loving subiects	4
never be forgotten by	4
iohn arundell of trerice	4
now and then to	4
the principality of vvales	4
to the said dutchy	4
the said prince should	4
and annexed vnto the	4
estc r ocm this	4
of the daughters and	4
of the plots and	4
contribute so little to	4
iustices of the peace	4
reproduction of original in	4
to obedience and loyalty	4
the iustices of the	4
in liew of other	4
commons in parliament assembled	4
the religion and laws	4
the time of king	4
them to be read	4
the lord of the	4
notes for div a	4
loving subiects in the	4
the said towne and	4
as it was in	4
in both houses of	4
protection of sir george	4
daughter and heire to	4
to the earles of	4
thanks from king charles	4
of the raigne of	4
from king charles i	4
the memory of how	4
the county of flint	4
the issues and profits	4
the county of carmarthen	4
to the said prince	4
of the realme of	4
the said king did	4
farme of the towne	4
ever as a record	4
his loving subiects in	4
as long as the	4
the fourth part of	4
in the life of	4
memory of how much	4
history of these times	4
of the same king	4
act of parliament in	4
be read in every	4
to the said dutchie	4
and eminent courage and	4
the countie of cornvvall	4
of the said burrough	4
time when we could	4
commanding copies hereof to	4
of the said councell	4
and marches of wales	4
be printed and published	4
castle and mannor of	4
proceedings of the western	4
and one of them	4
charter bearing date the	4
rents certaine of the	4
against so potent an	4
desire to publish to	4
view of the proceedings	4
who married the daughter	4
the fees of the	4
to be printed and	4
in their indefatigable prosecution	4
their indefatigable prosecution of	4
r ocm this keyboarded	4
reuenew of the said	4
to each of these	4
for the protection of	4
but great and probable	4
both houses of the	4
coynage of tynne in	4
letter of thanks from	4
printer to the vniversity	4
sonne and heire to	4
their great and eminent	4
of sir george chudleigh	4
declaration to all his	4
the hundred of east	4
may be derived with	4
by many strange victories	4
hereof to be printed	4
records of the tower	4
and heire apparant of	4
the inhabitants of the	4
as a record in	4
about the age of	4
vntill the said prince	4
barons of the exchequer	4
long as the history	4
one of the daughters	4
of the counties of	4
whose ancient fee was	4
ocm this keyboarded and	4
which it hath pleased	4
sir iohn arundel of	4
original in the british	4
of deuon and cornwall	4
cannot but desire to	4
and to hold the	4
with which it hath	4
the life of his	4
on the west side	4
the cryer of the	4
the principalitie of wales	4
how much that county	4
clarke of the market	4
created prince of wales	4
of the borough of	4
sir iohn arundell of	4
of so great deserts	4
to be read in	4
so little to our	4
of tynne in the	4
with the appurtenances in	4
great and eminent courage	4
read in every church	4
yeere of the raigne	4
but desire to publish	4
of thanks from king	4
said towne and castle	4
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the same to a	4
courage and patience in	4
the word of a	4
of how much that	4
the plots and purpose	4
reward their loyalty and	4
a record in the	4
granted vnto the said	4
and of our acceptance	4
richard carew of antonie	4
the countie of devon	4
of helston in kerier	4
many strange victories over	4
the countie of deuon	4
two houses of parliament	4
perpetuate to all time	4
were threatned to obedience	4
of the said earledome	4
the protection of sir	4
copies hereof to be	4
and euery of them	4
to publish to all	4
the countie of cornewall	4
record in the same	4
clarke of the crowne	4
indefatigable prosecution of their	4
by above seven thousand	4
to all his loving	4
of the tower of	4
subscribed by above seven	4
if there was a	4
threatned to obedience and	4
and perpetuate to all	4
inhabitants of the county	4
of the said countie	4
acceptance of the same	4
ancient fee was yeerly	4
be derived with it	4
reuenewes of the said	4
dangers were threatned to	4
much that county hath	4
the earledome of chester	4
we could contribute so	4
the history of these	4
name of king edward	4
in every church and	4
the same vnto the	4
eminent courage and patience	4
a letter of thanks	4
our acceptance of the	4
his charter bearing date	4
derived with it to	4
strange victories over their	4
that county hath merited	4
mannors in the county	4
the porter of the	4
to that our county	4
king henry the fift	4
called in the lawes	4
sonnes and heires apparant	4
the dutchie of cornewall	4
the records of the	4
and the said mr	4
that as long as	4
subiects in the county	4
publish to all the	4
the said age of	4
the priory of trewardreth	4
probable dangers were threatned	4
shall never be forgotten	4
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was king of england	4
and inhabitants of the	4
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of the prince of	4
profits of the mannor	4
in the british library	4
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victories over their and	4
as also of the	4
and xml conversion the	4
the shires of england	4
county hath merited from	4
in the said countie	4
said countie of cornewall	4
thankfulnesse for your majesties	4
great and probable dangers	4
over their and our	4
with it to posterity	4
reigne of the said	4
delivered in both houses	4
of the citie of	4
of sir jacob ashley	4
when we could contribute	4
houses of the lords	4
heare and determine all	4
the marches of vvales	4
to reward their loyalty	4
the raigne of the	4
patience in their indefatigable	4
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who shall never be	4
the administration of iustice	4
the two houses of	4
plots and purpose to	4
above seven thousand hands	4
the castle and mannor	4
sheriffe of the said	4
of their great and	4
and all imaginable disadvantages	4
petition of the countie	4
and probable dangers were	4
the realme of england	4
ancient and moderne estate	4
rent of the towne	4
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one of them to	4
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or hereafter shall be	2
a clarke of the	2
gouernour of the person	2
and moderne officers of	2
out of the lordship	2
in my former booke	2
the charges and reprizes	2
cornwall to the kings	2
maintenance of the religion	2
steward of the welsh	2
to take their kind	2
reuenew locall and annuall	2
the said constable and	2
according to the former	2
majority of the said	2
depth of fortie or	2
bee sold neere temple	2
there are two sorts	2
said burgesses and inhabitants	2
in the trade way	2
it is by the	2
and the fourth part	2
eldest sonne and heire	2
onely no reward appeared	2
who so continued vntill	2
parts of the kingdome	2
this i am bold	2
was created prince of	2
profits of the sessions	2
of the lord prince	2
the chamberlaine of chester	2
within their seuerall precyncts	2
as he will be	2
and out of the	2
as my selfe haue	2
and other his good	2
in the fifteenth yeere	2
petitioners do offer themselves	2
for your majesties unexempled	2
charge before the auditors	2
in the first place	2
he hath so often	2
rated by suruey taken	2
the vttermost of their	2
we your majesties most	2
better vaunt of their	2
loyall subjects in all	2
office of the escheator	2
ready to maintain and	2
by his charter dated	2
he is duke of	2
i wot not what	2
he beareth for his	2
the heires male of	2
senescallus eius mandauit per	2
in granting unto your	2
and are to bee	2
totall of the yeerly	2
countie palatine of chester	2
to bee sold neere	2
the residue of the	2
other his good subjects	2
the same were in	2
three and thirtieth yeere	2
the reconcilement between your	2
the said castle and	2
and heire of that	2
tooke vpon him the	2
the basse and millet	2
the principality and marches	2
burgesses and inhabitants of	2
a roome in this	2
the prince his sonne	2
said king also by	2
the forrest of dartmore	2
with the name of	2
will be ready to	2
with the daughter and	2
vsher of the princes	2
in the word of	2
of wales were gouerned	2
marches of wales were	2
of the iustice of	2
dwelling not farre off	2
the counties of carmarden	2
of edward the third	2
as by the former	2
who tooke to wife	2
the sea out of	2
assembled in parliament for	2
consenting to such good	2
printed for iohn wright	2
of the cathedrall church	2
a new creation and	2
the castle of carnaruon	2
daughters and heires to	2
with the assistance of	2
begotten sonnes and heires	2
weight of tynne so	2
tooke to wife elizabeth	2
printed papers or proclamations	2
by the lawes of	2
in the right of	2
seuerall shires of denbigh	2
as may appeare by	2
rights of our crown	2
father is king of	2
and to make his	2
wife the daughter of	2
with a garretted wall	2
and thus much concerning	2
said dutchy of cornwall	2
fee of the master	2
the towne of tenby	2
fourth yeere of the	2
supposed to bee the	2
the inuesture of the	2
the forces of the	2
such persons as have	2
reuenews of the earldome	2
prouinces of northwales and	2
the said henry the	2
after the fathers decease	2
the like in other	2
his name of a	2
the lands giuen by	2
by one other charter	2
conquest thereof by king	2
for the shire of	2
more inward parts of	2
richard duke of glocester	2
defend with their lives	2
for the gouernment of	2
the yeerely fee of	2
the middle part of	2
the hundred of west	2
the protonotary and clarke	2
descended from a yonger	2
to bee prince of	2
lostwithyell unto the petition	2
about halfe a mile	2
deliuereth you into a	2
some one of his	2
and all other his	2
the hand and starre	2
the same to the	2
the foure and twentieth	2
signe of the hand	2
armed and langued g	2
and directed vnder the	2
most of the said	2
as by the said	2
in the comets of	2
to the said sir	2
he shall be able	2
king wrote to sir	2
manner and order the	2
of other lands that	2
the same into the	2
all duty render unto	2
subscribed at lostwithyell unto	2
continues true to those	2
the names of those	2
good acceptance of it	2
happinesse unto your majestie	2
in regard of his	2
heire apparant of king	2
also the mannors of	2
so much of the	2
twentie pound the thousand	2
and your petitioners being	2
violaters of the same	2
for writing of the	2
of burgesses for the	2
whose fee is yeerely	2
within the said county	2
all thankfulnesse for your	2
the reputation of his	2
and clarke of the	2
such printed papers or	2
dutchie of cornewall in	2
to be made partakers	2
there was a court	2
the names of the	2
conquest of wales by	2
to the utmost of	2
the like seale seruing	2
the church of england	2
his father sir richard	2
sovereign a this text	2
apparant of the crowne	2
they now stand in	2
of them should be	2
so he will be	2
of the officers of	2
third part of the	2
only no reward appeared	2
words of the said	2
the wealthier sort of	2
the house of commons	2
and thanks for it	2
the prouince of northwales	2
to sir iohn arundel	2
and meaning of the	2
the eight yeere of	2
to those professions he	2
the whole reuenue of	2
mannor of helston in	2
it is further ordered	2
certaine of the mannors	2
said statute made in	2
were bestowed vpon the	2
will make a thousand	2
majestie is so very	2
vpon the riuer of	2
said counties of chester	2
the worst sort of	2
his father is king	2
and most lasting manner	2
boroughes in the countie	2
of the foure stannery	2
said prince should accomplish	2
lawes of the realme	2
laws of this kingdom	2
of nouember in the	2
which he doubts not	2
any one of them	2
the like limitation of	2
and tenements in the	2
sessions holden in the	2
a word or two	2
the estreats of the	2
and we most humbly	2
granted by the people	2
lessened by unlawfull tumults	2
iohn the french king	2
that he hath commanded	2
the arriuall of these	2
the original text notes	2
this declaration be forthwith	2
the mannor of isleworth	2
most loyall subjects in	2
increase the happinesse of	2
which are called in	2
gouernment of the marches	2
at westminster the fifteenth	2
the seuerall counties of	2
dutchy of cornwall in	2
were granted by the	2
may heare and determine	2
in the i le	2
majesties said grace and	2
the one halfe of	2
as it now standeth	2
it is lawfull for	2
heires to her mother	2
summe of these mises	2
the marshall and keeper	2
those professions he hath	2
to venture his life	2
more then a mile	2
the mannor of tewynton	2
and hold plea of	2
for your majesties said	2
are bound to the	2
defending the religion and	2
lands in the said	2
to suffer your subjects	2
were gouerned and directed	2
the borough of saltash	2
he maried the daughter	2
reuenues of the dutchie	2
to the best of	2
sometimes parcell of the	2
appurtenances in the said	2
the time of his	2
of the exchequer at	2
at the hands of	2
do wish a confluence	2
lawfull prerogative against all	2
noble order of the	2
vnto the said duke	2
imprinted at london by	2
is added the oaths	2
will be forward to	2
between and defects per	2
chiefe a lyon passant	2
valiantly in a charge	2
out of euery of	2
the lawes of the	2
betweene three roses a	2
the state of the	2
to the county of	2
serlo de lauladro ten	2
succeeded in the office	2
by the statute of	2
then of tender yeeres	2
marshall and keeper of	2
to grant such a	2
the three and thirtieth	2
sonne of king henry	2
under the command of	2
reuenewes in the county	2
raigne of the said	2
the said prince richard	2
of the castle there	2
would fare to the	2
the noble order of	2
the ancient house of	2
the iustices of peace	2
and by the same	2
totall of the whole	2
county in the most	2
is found in any	2
that when they are	2
whole reuenue of the	2
affection of this petition	2
of the noble order	2
will no longer expect	2
the farme and rents	2
the signe of the	2
i will not vndertake	2
processe of the lawes	2
gentleman of that name	2
their armes are a	2
by the aduice of	2
if hee be so	2
the mannor of moresk	2
by the lords and	2
of a generall pardon	2
of the demise of	2
for the issues of	2
monday the th of	2
the fifteenth day of	2
where the same is	2
be governed by an	2
person of the said	2
any of his majesties	2
by the officers of	2
in england after the	2
a gesse at the	2
such a generall pardon	2
not do much amisse	2
vnto him and his	2
they may heare and	2
humble thankfulnesse for your	2
for the reconcilement between	2
as it resembleth the	2
to the blowing house	2
said petition in their	2
the marquesse of exceter	2
father married the daughter	2
the chiefe forrester of	2
other lands that by	2
present troubles as also	2
and published in all	2
and annuall of this	2
the lord warden of	2
huber sampled and proofread	2
towne and county of	2
of the whole iland	2
royall thankes to that	2
in chiefe a lyon	2
notice thereof to their	2
to increase the happinesse	2
kind of the fresh	2
the same was in	2
was in charge before	2
unexempled favour and grace	2
in all duty render	2
edward the black prince	2
and you shall see	2
partly occasioned by divers	2
borough of helston in	2
henricus de la pomerey	2
inward parts of the	2
gentlemen there haue bene	2
made vnto the said	2
the said acts of	2
marches of the same	2
the office of a	2
it vp againe with	2
reigne of king henry	2
and captaine of the	2
steward of the vvelsh	2
together with seven thousand	2
in the hundred of	2
will not vndertake to	2
eight yeere of his	2
the clarke for writing	2
your majesties most loyall	2
by divers scandalous pamphlets	2
much differing from the	2
safe custody of the	2
declaration be forthwith printed	2
and the said king	2
so plentifully furnished with	2
after the manner of	2
haste then good speed	2
sessions for the east	2
if he haue none	2
the yeerly fee of	2
is appurtenanced with a	2
the presence of almighty	2
they may bee diuided	2
from place to place	2
seuerall shires of radnor	2
but i will not	2
in the beginning of	2
the originall seale of	2
farme and yeerely rents	2
other necessaries spent in	2
of england for euer	2
lord archbishop of canterbury	2
were sometimes parcell of	2
if at least the	2
so plentifully furnished and	2
or for that the	2
the county of cornewall	2
agreeable to the lawes	2
and affection of this	2
and on the back	2
should accomplish the age	2
and what fees and	2
our county in the	2
your petitioners do offer	2
and lands of englefield	2
in his younger yeeres	2
the goodnesse of the	2
ad magnum sigillum in	2
the memory of these	2
to the intent it	2
generall pardon to the	2
of the principalitie of	2
a stc estc s	2
the countie of carnaruon	2
according to the oaths	2
west parts of cornwall	2
appointed by the said	2
most publike and most	2
render unto your majestie	2
the generall conquest of	2
most heartily pray for	2
be alwayes ready to	2
grieved for your majesties	2
if the load lie	2
his majestie is so	2
lawes of the land	2
word of a gentleman	2
wing h a estc	2
to the petitioners as	2
and so by consequence	2
fenced with a garretted	2
the prouince of southwales	2
auditors this last yeere	2
the county of dorset	2
surnamed the black prince	2
a note of the	2
his reigne of france	2
of date and vse	2
take their kind of	2
and to his heires	2
the same to and	2
never to suffer your	2
deuon and cornish men	2
his reigne created edward	2
in so remote a	2
vntill the fourth yeere	2
to some one of	2
to the blacke prince	2
cryer of the county	2
totall of the reuenewes	2
of the yeerly value	2
as master camden noteth	2
of all the said	2
king richard the second	2
with the assent and	2
of one of their	2
occasioned by divers scandalous	2
parcell of the same	2
of his maiesties iudges	2
your subjects to be	2
to make vnto him	2
the counties of chester	2
fee of the porter	2
and yeerely rents certaine	2
feelingly grieved for your	2
of the said iustices	2
of the said reuenewes	2
sir william wrey knight	2
the said sir henry	2
the right of his	2
them at the least	2
being taken by them	2
gouernment of the principality	2
and this was the	2
with the coheire of	2
iurisdiction of the iustices	2
is called the county	2
grace in granting unto	2
the said kings hands	2
after the norman conquest	2
tenants of the said	2
themselves most ready to	2
inhabitants of the said	2
the third part thereof	2
that by act of	2
petitioners as they desire	2
from time to time	2
the same shall be	2
rest of the yeere	2
hath commanded me to	2
to the kings highnesse	2
the said edward then	2
tynne for his money	2
to a kind of	2
and the customes of	2
the princes of wales	2
now stand in charge	2
of the earle of	2
were for the most	2
shall be able to	2
utmost of my power	2
by the assignes of	2
to the seruice of	2
the county of middlesex	2
summe in the whole	2
time when not onely	2
the yeerely value of	2
or three of them	2
for the sealing of	2
of trematon of the	2
and these two officers	2
it should seeme to	2
in so great a	2
the concurrence with your	2
a gentleman for his	2
mannors and boroughes in	2
herein they haue the	2
lord president of the	2
in the first weeke	2
is conceiued by the	2
religion and laws of	2
confluence of all comforts	2
it to the county	2
like limitation of estate	2
the charges of the	2
iohn trelawney knight and	2
established in the marches	2
to the said king	2
the deuon and cornish	2
in the bottome of	2
fee of the constable	2
said sir henry sidney	2
east parts of cornwall	2
vpon the said dutchy	2
the said prince henry	2
the dukedome of cornewall	2
of the gates of	2
in the same parish	2
fee of the iustice	2
the said king made	2
thanks for it to	2
called the iustice of	2
whole to the summe	2
said grace and goodnesse	2
sir iohn trelawney knight	2
part of this island	2
they vse also to	2
the citie of exon	2
to sit at his	2
sixe shillings eight pence	2
by the statute made	2
shall be proposed to	2
in charge to your	2
middle part of the	2
not farre from thence	2
at their first comming	2
commanded me to signifie	2
the west parts of	2
created earle of chester	2
for the safe custody	2
by the act of	2
of maintaining and defending	2
both houses of parliament	2
porter of the gates	2
original text notes for	2
said principality of wales	2
and conferred the same	2
prince of the welsh	2
majesties most loyall subjects	2
vnder the conduct of	2
and after him succeeded	2
majestie and your parliament	2
of them at the	2
fifteenth yeere of king	2
if they be not	2
vvelsh courts of widegada	2
profits of the forrest	2
with the forces of	2
same was in charge	2
seale for the sealing	2
this was the state	2
of the reuenew of	2
the same to be	2
is so very well	2
nor admit an alteration	2
the top of a	2
towne of this hundred	2
or colour of any	2
a charge which hee	2
duke of deuon and	2
and herein they haue	2
the end of the	2
by the same act	2
de la pomerey ten	2
which being deducted out	2
clarke of the peace	2
the courts of iustice	2
what manner and order	2
thereof by king edward	2
desire to be made	2
so often made of	2
and we most thankfully	2
grant vnto the said	2
pardon to the petitioners	2
councell vnto the said	2
the said lands so	2
the marches of the	2
render our royall thankes	2
the county of merioneth	2
with the enemies horse	2
reconcilement between your majestie	2
and towne of buelt	2
and according to the	2
longer expect the continuance	2
for all sorts of	2
the yeerly reuenew of	2
the exchequer at chester	2
and defend with their	2
king of the romanes	2
rocke in the wood	2
majesties gracious goodnesse unto	2
goodnesse unto your people	2
and the reuersion of	2
by the remnant of	2
it is to bee	2
for it to the	2
not many yeeres sithence	2
manner of the english	2
a gentleman of good	2
faith and true allegiance	2
the th of november	2
vpon the one side	2
to the lords of	2
me to signifie his	2
the same from the	2
his charter dated the	2
of fiue or sixe	2
the hundred of macklefield	2
the said lord riuers	2
palatine of chester and	2
heire of that name	2
there should be one	2
the east parts of	2
his majestie will be	2
ordered by the lords	2
charles i of ever	2
vnto king edward the	2
chamberlaine to the prince	2
on the other side	2
text notes for div	2