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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	72
the lords and commons	25
described above is co	22
keyed and coded from	22
this keyboarded and encoded	22
and coded from proquest	22
for keying and markup	22
support to the early	22
the text can be	22
coded from proquest page	22
to the terms of	22
even for commercial purposes	22
by the institutions providing	22
phase i text is	22
financial support to the	22
encoded text transcribed from	22
work described above is	22
all without asking permission	22
of the work described	22
i text is available	22
text and markup reviewed	22
text can be copied	22
keyboarded and encoded edition	22
and markup reviewed and	22
images scanned from microfilm	22
terms of creative commons	22
the terms of creative	22
tcp assigned for keying	22
assigned for keying and	22
the early english books	22
the work described above	22
english books online text	22
and encoded edition of	22
providing financial support to	22
owned by the institutions	22
the institutions providing financial	22
to the early english	22
according to the terms	22
this phase i text	22
text is available for	22
edition of the work	22
books online text creation	22
institutions providing financial support	22
online text creation partnership	22
is available for reuse	22
encoded edition of the	22
from proquest page images	22
markup reviewed and edited	22
commons assembled in parliament	17
textual changes and metadata	16
the text has been	16
includes standard spellings that	16
aim at restoring the	16
the text the author	16
that support the display	16
text more computationally tractable	16
many walks of life	16
an enriched version of	16
amateur and professional end	16
has been tokenized and	16
the author or stationer	16
display of a text	16
in the time of	16
at restoring the text	16
of the tcp digital	16
at making the text	16
curation by amateur and	16
the annotation includes standard	16
text in a standardized	16
and suitable for network	16
the english short title	16
and linguistically annotated with	16
text has been tokenized	16
the house of peers	16
this text is an	16
author or stationer meant	16
standard spellings that support	16
support the display of	16
and professional end users	16
a standardized format that	16
metadata enrichments aim at	16
linguistically annotated with morphadorner	16
textual changes aim at	16
based collaborative curation by	16
users from many walks	16
changes and metadata enrichments	16
standardized format that preserves	16
annotation includes standard spellings	16
of a text in	16
enriched version of the	16
not been fully proofread	16
version of the tcp	16
format that preserves archaic	16
stationer meant to publish	16
making the text more	16
english short title catalog	16
aim at making the	16
changes aim at restoring	16
end users from many	16
in a standardized format	16
the display of a	16
a text in a	16
spellings that support the	16
text the author or	16
and metadata enrichments aim	16
that preserves archaic forms	16
text is an enriched	16
enrichments aim at making	16
by amateur and professional	16
text has not been	16
tokenized and linguistically annotated	16
the tcp digital transcription	16
this text has not	16
professional end users from	16
is an enriched version	16
iv tiff page image	16
from many walks of	16
been fully proofread approx	16
restoring the text the	16
the text more computationally	16
been tokenized and linguistically	16
has not been fully	16
or stationer meant to	16
collaborative curation by amateur	16
in the english short	16
transcription a of text	15
text r in the	15
of text r in	15
tcp digital transcription a	15
r in the english	15
digital transcription a of	15
and commons assembled in	15
one and the same	14
a of text r	14
at the time of	14
lords and commons assembled	14
estc r this keyboarded	13
be forthwith printed and	13
the times of the	13
r this keyboarded and	13
from time to time	13
forthwith printed and published	13
reproduction of the original	12
characters represented either as	12
three shillings four pence	12
represented either as utf	12
of the house of	12
of the original in	12
the original in the	12
of the said court	12
the time of the	12
the time of king	11
a this text has	11
the time of transcription	11
defects that were recorded	11
as gap elements at	11
no known defects that	11
that were recorded as	11
has no known defects	11
recorded as gap elements	11
gap elements at the	11
text has no known	11
known defects that were	11
were recorded as gap	11
this text has no	11
the house of lords	11
elements at the time	11
the city of london	10
covantage keyed and coded	10
notes for div a	10
of king henry the	10
clerk of the parliament	10
are to be sold	10
of the courts of	10
spi global keyed and	10
in the case of	10
and are to be	10
apex covantage keyed and	10
one thousand six hundred	10
global keyed and coded	10
reproduction of original in	10
practice of the law	10
commons in parliament assembled	9
mo a wing e	9
in the saxon times	9
the rest of the	9
in the beginning of	9
of original in the	9
act impowering judges for	9
judges for probate of	9
original in the british	9
the parliament of england	9
and commons in parliament	9
of september at the	9
impowering judges for probate	9
an act impowering judges	9
in the british library	9
to be sold at	8
printed by john field	8
a vindication of the	8
blazon or coat of	8
the beginning of the	8
act be forthwith printed	8
court of conscience in	8
ocm this keyboarded and	8
proceedings in courts of	8
pence for every one	8
estc r ocm this	8
same day at the	8
ordered by the parliament	8
the courts of kings	8
printer to the parliament	8
this act be forthwith	8
of the lords and	8
the said court of	8
the high court of	8
the same day at	8
that this act be	8
a declaration of the	8
or coat of arms	8
the power of the	8
r ocm this keyboarded	8
mona logarbo text and	7
the interest of england	7
so much the more	7
the magistrates power in	7
the lords commissioners of	7
shillings four pence for	7
logarbo sampled and proofread	7
a writ of error	7
lords commissioners of your	7
for probate of wills	7
and twentieth day of	7
was divided into two	7
justices of the peace	7
that the house of	7
logarbo text and markup	7
said court of requests	7
this may be prevented	7
of king edward the	7
by the statute hen	7
at the castle of	7
king henry the third	7
in the times of	7
mona logarbo sampled and	7
the house of commons	7
of the magistrates power	7
linked to page images	6
reflect the true nature	6
anyone can now take	6
characters marked as illegible	6
issued variously as sgml	6
based on the image	6
are a number of	6
of works in other	6
were sent to external	6
to range over a	6
created during phase of	6
the original text notes	6
elements to simplify the	6
were corrected where possible	6
the encoding was enhanced	6
from the original text	6
and or corrected and	6
characters will be marked	6
enhanced and or corrected	6
are available at the	6
tcp files to tei	6
the filling in of	6
the print record of	6
and xml conversion a	6
of a work was	6
or more of them	6
usually the first edition	6
civilwar no an act	6
up to a limit	6
and attribution is given	6
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text creation partnership web	6
later edition of a	6
copies of the texts	6
overall quality of tcp	6
should be aware of	6
was based on the	6
encoded and linked to	6
of gaps by user	6
tcp project was divided	6
was intended to range	6
text strings within braces	6
and available in eebo	6
range over a wide	6
extent have been transformed	6
public domain as of	6
text selection was based	6
by the lords and	6
and sometimes a second	6
the new cambridge bibliography	6
request that due credit	6
both houses of parliament	6
the process of creating	6
or tei g elements	6
not meet qa standards	6
at the seven stars	6
of a works in	6
reason to do so	6
transformed into placeholder characters	6
been released into the	6
filling in of gaps	6
title published between and	6
universities of michigan and	6
there are a number	6
is a partnership between	6
due credit and attribution	6
those which did not	6
on the text encoding	6
if there was a	6
should make clear that	6
chose to create diplomatic	6
of creating the tcp	6
and characters marked as	6
work was chosen if	6
project have been released	6
chosen if there was	6
text with mnemonic sdata	6
readable characters will be	6
processes should make clear	6
and encoded texts based	6
of any assumptions that	6
a second or later	6
keyers to be redone	6
understanding these processes should	6
be it enacted by	6
teams in oxford and	6
mnemonic sdata character entities	6
mind that in all	6
a number of works	6
will never have been	6
then their works are	6
image sets published by	6
tcp aimed to produce	6
publisher proquest to create	6
and those which did	6
will remain and some	6
text was proofread for	6
domain as of january	6
and therefore chose to	6
for the good of	6
or for an anonymous	6
have been looked at	6
have been transformed into	6
was chosen if there	6
such instances will never	6
was then carried out	6
their works are eligible	6
that due credit and	6
the court of requests	6
the text creation partnership	6
of the texts have	6
corrected and characters marked	6
and oxford and the	6
the general aim of	6
and therefore of any	6
editions of a works	6
nicholas clerk of the	6
compelling reason to do	6
page images in accordance	6
notably latin and welsh	6
seven stars in fleetstreet	6
was enhanced and or	6
is given to their	6
of the print record	6
unicode or text strings	6
opposed to critical editions	6
instances will never have	6
of each text was	6
and the publisher proquest	6
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a brief account of	6
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nature of the print	6
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any assumptions that can	6
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any remaining illegibles were	6
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process of creating the	6
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companies for transcription and	6
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the coming of the	6
at the city of	6
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image sets were sent	6
works in other languages	6
texts have been issued	6
elements of known extent	6
looked at by a	6
meet qa standards were	6
been transformed into placeholder	6
selection was based on	6
phase of the project	6
by converting tcp files	6
to create accurately transcribed	6
into placeholder characters or	6
data within the usual	6
by editorial teams in	6
tei p using tcp	6
and some readable characters	6
of known extent have	6
and linked to page	6
published by proquest via	6
creating the tcp texts	6
to encode one copy	6
works are eligible for	6
sometimes a second or	6
your majesties attorney general	6
iv tiff page images	6
language title published between	6
to the keyers to	6
the judges of the	6
on the new cambridge	6
be sold at the	6
the tei in libraries	6
works in english were	6
credit and attribution is	6
an indictment of trespass	6
the usual project restraints	6
st nicholas clerk of	6
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characters or elements to	6
project restraints of time	6
which did not meet	6
encoded texts based on	6
as opposed to critical	6
placeholder characters or elements	6
selection was intended to	6
over a wide variety	6
gap elements of known	6
on the image sets	6
therefore of any assumptions	6
be marked as illegible	6
each text was proofread	6
accordance with level of	6
based on the text	6
sold at the seven	6
tcp is to encode	6
images in accordance with	6
included and sometimes a	6
of time and funding	6
errors will remain and	6
lords and commons in	6
a wing e thomason	6
first editions of a	6
record of the period	6
of the tei in	6
quantities of textual data	6
at the text creation	6
illegible were corrected where	6
the publisher proquest to	6
true nature of the	6
these texts for their	6
the texts have been	6
the texts were encoded	6
for transcription and basic	6
to reflect the true	6
to produce large quantities	6
divided into two phases	6
cambridge bibliography of english	6
respectfully request that due	6
texts based on the	6
level of the tei	6
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print record of the	6
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in of gaps by	6
project was divided into	6
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proofread for accuracy and	6
partnership between the universities	6
encoding was enhanced and	6
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that can be made	6
between the universities of	6
aimed to produce large	6
the image sets published	6
produce large quantities of	6
assurance was then carried	6
was proofread for accuracy	6
remaining illegibles were encoded	6
between and available in	6
unicode or tei g	6
quality of tcp data	6
given to their original	6
in mind that in	6
to create diplomatic transcriptions	6
tei in libraries guidelines	6
to a limit of	6
to simplify the filling	6
corrected where possible up	6
the seven stars in	6
whichever is the greater	6
keying and markup guidelines	6
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the universities of michigan	6
likelihood such instances will	6
out by editorial teams	6
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changes to facilitate morpho	6
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editorial teams in oxford	6
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power in religious matters	6
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the text encoding initiative	6
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ascii text with mnemonic	6
all likelihood such instances	6
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oxford and the publisher	6
proquest via their early	6
files to tei p	6
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number of works in	6
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the overall quality of	6
the public domain as	6
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made about the data	6
by proquest via their	6
tcp data is very	6
by a tcp editor	6
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tcp is a partnership	6
of the office of	6
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been looked at by	6
illegibles were encoded as	6
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text notes for div	6
transcription and basic encoding	6
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their early english books	6
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a limit of instances	6
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gaps by user contributors	6
large quantities of textual	6
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qa standards were returned	6
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four pence for every	6
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processed by university of	6
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by the name of	6
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michigan and oxford and	6
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restraints of time and	6
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textual data within the	6
wide variety of subject	6
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collection concerning the rise	4
removing of the courts	4
spelman in his glossary	4
holding this summer assizes	4
your majesty was graciously	4
at the suite of	4
that the serjeants and	4
clarks of the peace	4
for continuing the high	4
granting administrations public general	4
the city of limrick	4
the act of parliament	4
the extraordinary and important	4
a proclamation concerning the	4
reviving an act impowering	4
an act for continuing	4
and freemen of london	4
or court of conscience	4
appears to have been	4
the desines of france	4
taking away the court	4
in point of interest	4
for detection of those	4
eng england and wales	4
out of malice or	4
relief of such poor	4
king edward the third	4
act appointing judges for	4
jurisdiction of the house	4
of your majesties profits	4
continuing the high court	4
at the assizes and	4
the practice of the	4
time of the saxons	4
in a little time	4
assembled in parliament do	4
majesty was graciously pleased	4
the suite of the	4
of holding this summer	4
mismanagement of that revenue	3
of oyer and terminer	3
by the authority aforesaid	3
by the commons assembled	3
true and ancient jurisdiction	3
in a letter from	3
to the point in	3
confirmation of the same	3
the seventeenth of september	3
the rent of the	3
the wisdom of the	3
the least mention of	3
whole kingdome and nation	3
that every citizen and	3
or revenge than for	3
discourse of the rise	3
the commons house of	3
the eldest sons of	3
assembled in parliament that	3
after the death of	3
lord lieutenant and council	3
king henry the second	3
of his majesties subjects	3
too frequently brought under	3
to the reports and	3
from the time of	3
said earl of yarmouth	3
of the supreme judicature	3
an indictment of felony	3
be in nature of	3
and for detection of	3
any of the said	3
by a nameless author	3
shall inhabit within the	3
shillings four pence if	3
of the law in	3
of the said city	3
of the middle sort	3
all reasonable things to	3
tenth of september at	3
all ranks and degrees	3
sensible of the many	3
out of the public	3
judges of the court	3
fees for the clerk	3
have thought fit to	3
in the country to	3
which this whole kingdome	3
with which this whole	3
and power of parliaments	3
process for the arrest	3
and the number of	3
and degrees in all	3
of arms incorporating the	3
the rise power of	3
the tenth of september	3
of the king and	3
branch of your majesties	3
and in the beginning	3
for establishing and confirmation	3
the person of the	3
eighteen pence for a	3
scattered about the city	3
majesties good subjects in	3
your majesty in council	3
commissioners in the alienation	3
and the rest of	3
in this kingdome are	3
prosecuted at the assizes	3
of the many and	3
the experience of persons	3
degrees in all ages	3
i do not doubt	3
the state of the	3
subjects in this kingdome	3
commissions of oyer and	3
the multitude of causeless	3
clerk of the crown	3
the case of the	3
after the coming in	3
the benefit of the	3
the third of september	3
for that reason the	3
honi soit qvi mal	3
of malice or revenge	3
and in all duty	3
a bill of l	3
by the king a	3
of both houses of	3
in the said court	3
the best way to	3
the clarks of the	3
gospel at limrick in	3
and it is a	3
the fundamentals of religion	3
to appear before the	3
officer of the said	3
it was in the	3
your majesty had no	3
the journal of the	3
equity and good conscience	3
from a gentleman in	3
by the multitude of	3
that they may be	3
letter from a gentleman	3
of the rise and	3
it may be said	3
and confirmation of the	3
the exercise of a	3
contradictory to the reports	3
into the hands of	3
of the said offices	3
no otherwise to be	3
the commissioners of the	3
of all ranks and	3
of king richard the	3
of the judges and	3
kingdome are too frequently	3
original in the henry	3
disproving the allegations used	3
the old and new	3
to take notice of	3
to the nature of	3
the same with that	3
to the laws of	3
of the state of	3
turned into free and	3
ordinance for erecting courts	3
body is bound to	3
i do not say	3
act of parliament of	3
are usually prosecuted at	3
the said myddelton and	3
to the times of	3
the first and second	3
good matter upon record	3
that every body is	3
to your majesties prejudice	3
of the same court	3
stand with equity and	3
the mismanagement of that	3
were in those times	3
fines and penalties were	3
books of the lavv	3
king richard the second	3
shewing how the rights	3
establishing and confirmation of	3
the subjects oppressed by	3
to do all reasonable	3
in of the normans	3
of the rise power	3
rents and valu of	3
i have bin told	3
be a part of	3
to make use of	3
time of king edward	3
of the true and	3
other parts of the	3
the case relating to	3
the said four and	3
frequently brought under by	3
king henry the d	3
the people of england	3
in these times of	3
it is to be	3
the court of wards	3
minister of the gospel	3
iudges of our said	3
mo a wing c	3
a discourse of the	3
malice or revenge than	3
causeless presentments and indictments	3
and of so high	3
consent of both houses	3
to the king in	3
a letter from a	3
clark of the treasury	3
to the king and	3
be it further enacted	3
both in church and	3
ansvver to some fallacious	3
will be no proceedings	3
as wel as the	3
of this unhappy distraction	3
shillings for the copy	3
this whole kingdome and	3
woud be no need	3
a copy of an	3
the magistrate in his	3
serjeants and councellors at	3
ranks and degrees in	3
the original of the	3
allegations used to hinder	3
of vvards and liveries	3
had no such revenue	3
i know not whether	3
of god and man	3
for the enlargement of	3
by the mighty power	3
upon the death of	3
incorporating the commonwealth flag	3
persons of all ranks	3
the peace of the	3
multitude of causeless presentments	3
and prerogative of the	3
to be delivered to	3
which ought to be	3
that shall inhabit within	3
the word of god	3
the body of the	3
whereas we are highly	3
by act of parliament	3
which is the life	3
gentleman in the country	3
by the lord lieutenant	3
educated in the practice	3
his majesties good subjects	3
are too frequently brought	3
civilwar no by the	3
treatise of the true	3
the lord lieutenant and	3
every body is bound	3
ancient jurisdiction of the	3
experience of persons of	3
rise power of parliaments	3
in those ancient times	3
the lord chief justice	3
an ordinance for erecting	3
to be a great	3
a share in the	3
soit qvi mal y	3
the power of parliament	3
ordered by the commons	3
in ansvver to some	3
brought under by the	3
of the said act	3
and valu of lands	3
as contradictory to the	3
and ancient jurisdiction of	3
seems to have been	3
if they know of	3
coming of the normans	3
huber text and markup	3
that none of the	3
one thousand five hundred	3
of causeless presentments and	3
to search for precedents	3
so long as they	3
said judges and justices	3
case relating to the	3
to look into the	3
for the furtherance of	3
pence for the enlargement	3
which his majesties good	3
useful to the public	3
between party and party	3
due to your majesty	3
is bound to promote	3
rights and prerogative of	3
by his highness the	3
the said judges and	3
by the grace of	3
of an indictment of	3
the crown are diminished	3
exercise of a jurisdiction	3
for the clerk of	3
hall of the same	3
in that of the	3
the fines and amerciaments	3
of so high estimation	3
the serjeants and councellors	3
there woud be no	3
king charles the first	3
in the ordinary courts	3
that many of the	3
by sir robert atkyns	3
that your majesty had	3
ordinary courts of iustice	3
in the late times	3
the law of england	3
find to stand with	3
original in the harvard	3
take notice of the	3
master of the rolls	3
the said earl of	3
for a writ of	3
and minister of the	3
and fit to be	3
refer it to the	3
his highness the lord	3
first constitution of the	3
a gentleman in the	3
from the said four	3
majesty had no such	3
fourth of september at	3
that the french king	3
greatest part of the	3
during these times of	3
of the gospel at	3
so great a number	3
and by the authority	3
as you may see	3
and councellors at law	3
the good of the	3
no more than the	3
the gospel at limrick	3
if they be not	3
these times of this	3
kingdome and nation is	3
with equity and good	3
the court of vvards	3
huber sampled and proofread	3
seventeenth of september at	3
consideration of the lords	3
so much as the	3
arms incorporating the commonwealth	3
without consent of both	3
to be by the	3
the nation it self	3
a treatise of the	3
the rise and power	3
and declared to be	3
three pence for entring	3
do all reasonable things	3
to the kings most	3
the many and great	3
in a great measure	3
used to hinder a	3
for the support of	3
no by the king	3
necessity of the case	3
of the time of	3
under by the multitude	3
of the peace are	3
making up the record	3
rise and power of	3
or by reason of	3
the rights and prerogative	3
in the last place	3
clarks of the markets	3
rent of the land	3
to hear and determine	3
by an order of	3
making an indictment of	3
the justice of the	3
time of king henry	3
books of the law	3
at limrick in ireland	3
kings most excellent majesty	3
original in the bodleian	3
be no proceedings this	3
and granting of administrations	3
they are not so	3
by the mismanagement of	3
to an indictment of	3
and your majesty was	3
one way or other	3
a wing c estc	3
great seale of england	3
rather out of malice	3
how the rights and	3
the enlargement of a	3
the law alloweth no	3
country to a member	3
no proceedings this next	3
in his titles of	3
the beginning of king	3
into free and common	3
their oaths and duties	3
and power of the	3
are highly sensible of	3
that he may be	3
clerks of the peace	3
the greatest part of	3
the meaning of the	3
in england and wales	3
the copy of an	3
clark of the errors	3
good subjects in this	3
qvi mal y pense	3
the king a proclamation	3
erecting courts baron in	3
the commissions of oyer	3
a master in chancery	3
know of any thing	3
or that shall inhabit	3
the commons assembled in	3
of the case relating	3
said four and twentieth	3
the kings most excellent	3
the true and ancient	3
about the th of	3
of the lords gracious	3
the allegations used to	3
the lords gracious covenant	3
monday the third of	3
the miserable distractions and	3
commons house of parliament	3
out of the crown	3
parliament a this text	3
the making of that	3
in the court of	3
reasonable things to procure	3
hinder a reformation thereof	3
in the state of	3
to stand with equity	3
relating to the greenwax	3
and that the said	3
the profits of the	3
in the bodleian library	3
with the common enemy	3
contrary to their oaths	3
of persons of all	3
i perswade my self	3
in one and the	3
to the house of	3
and the subjects oppressed	3
law alloweth no plea	3
our city of oxford	3
in the earl of	3
the point in hand	3
our iudges of our	3
the officers of the	3
wisdom of the parliament	3
advantage to the public	3
be said to have	3
in the henry e	3
vindication of the case	3
by what i have	3
two shillings six pence	3
old and new testament	3
the country to a	3
pleas of the crown	3
bound to promote them	3
oppressed by the mismanagement	3
king a proclamation concerning	3
highness the lord protector	3
by the rules of	3
to be paid thereout	3
clerke of the peace	3
the nature of the	3
for erecting courts baron	3
many and great inconveniences	3
for making an indictment	3
to assist and defend	3
debtors to be warned	3
in any part of	3
journal of the lords	3
highly sensible of the	3
this kingdome are too	3
the necessity of the	3
in all ages have	3
hall of the city	3
the mighty power of	3
times of this unhappy	3
enacted by the authority	3
whether it be not	3
the rents and valu	3
the names of such	3
the furtherance of justice	3
and be it further	3
and nation is now	3
saxon laws and annals	3
revenge than for the	3
courts baron in scotland	3
proceedings this next easter	3
in courts of justice	3
subjects oppressed by the	3
of the said commissioners	3
part of the world	3
to the end that	3
pence for every person	3
day at the city	3
and all tenures by	3
usually prosecuted at the	3
of the divine will	3
we are highly sensible	3
in the severall counties	3
which are usually prosecuted	3
coat of arms incorporating	3
in the exercise of	3
of error in parliament	3
the french king has	3
miserable distractions and calamities	3
royal blazon or coat	3
court of vvards and	3
than for the furtherance	3
the goods of the	2
touching such debts not	2
assembled for prevention of	2
edward husbands and thomas	2
the certiorari be for	2
the lord of hoasts	2
make use of it	2
and i am the	2
the manner of men	2
moses and aaron were	2
by grants from the	2
and charls george cock	2
in the bishops daies	2
buy necessaries for the	2
and at twenty years	2
of the law of	2
the utter ruin of	2
your majesties fines and	2
a terrour to all	2
no title of honour	2
i speak as to	2
godly meaning of the	2
to please their clyents	2
which is the most	2
that of the wise	2
salus populi suprema lex	2
were not compelled to	2
up the greatest part	2
peace and quiet of	2
great charge and trouble	2
himself to the grace	2
st iudgments of offences	2
beg of your majesty	2
that of the parliament	2
things of the first	2
him in a peculiar	2
tho perhaps a little	2
first six or seven	2
who are apt to	2
known laws of the	2
he shall be least	2
against the light and	2
is so far from	2
the express words of	2
from the beginning of	2
called the court of	2
thirtieth of august at	2
to the sum of	2
the rights of the	2
to force a virgin	2
positive laws of the	2
of the light within	2
in the words of	2
and by this means	2
of the coming of	2
the crown or state	2
subversion of the common	2
to the grace of	2
the peace and quiet	2
more full and ample	2
out of the said	2
c estc r this	2
be under a necessity	2
either patent or commission	2
to be a part	2
me in a bill	2
indictment of trespass twelve	2
in order to the	2
even in this life	2
the wool of england	2
stand or fall by	2
spilling the blood of	2
majesties profits in all	2
fruits and effects of	2
by the names of	2
to make this remark	2
to come to the	2
affairs of this world	2
time of the coming	2
eldest sons of gentlemen	2
we use to say	2
rules of the common	2
printed by edward husbands	2
being educated in the	2
this ordinance be forthwith	2
in no wise be	2
not to the lords	2
good hand of heaven	2
the practice of piety	2
time heretofore might or	2
more than any of	2
than that of king	2
in the c category	2
the said officer of	2
that they are under	2
to square their actions	2
the three daggers in	2
on which their own	2
printed by henry hills	2
grace of the court	2
rule of their faith	2
or committee of trade	2
none be admitted to	2
and that the ancient	2
of playing the fool	2
of god in the	2
the profit of the	2
as sheep among wolves	2
two shillings for every	2
if it be upon	2
out of their own	2
suite of the party	2
the intent that some	2
as they do in	2
a convenient number of	2
chief justice of the	2
light of nature taught	2
was made in the	2
the three and twentieth	2
one of the counters	2
three or four years	2
three of them or	2
attachment upon the goods	2
peace of the common	2
what it was in	2
into consideration the miserable	2
what now it is	2
he takes out a	2
of the parliament is	2
in parliament assembled for	2
of the common pleas	2
shillings if of felony	2
fit to be remedied	2
the kingdom of spain	2
make learning a trade	2
of the externall man	2
god save the king	2
your majesty may not	2
within the city of	2
of them shall set	2
of all fines upon	2
to any of the	2
of god is the	2
thither in their own	2
the said sir william	2
every other person and	2
and repair the courts	2
the power of france	2
it ought to be	2
with the chief of	2
what the profits of	2
are properly called heresies	2
of the law humbly	2
the city of oxford	2
an allowance for deputies	2
derivative power from your	2
of the inward man	2
far from being a	2
that the interest of	2
is to be the	2
i am apt to	2
be freed from the	2
in every part of	2
be approved and allowed	2
and the time of	2
and checks of their	2
ignorant of the executive	2
coming of the romans	2
of the kings bench	2
court at whitehal the	2
of the people in	2
much the more need	2
made shipwrack of their	2
how the said brunskell	2
printed by john bill	2
to be punished by	2
doubtful and ambiguous words	2
not to be made	2
mal y pense royal	2
grant of the office	2
said brunskel in behalf	2
tuesday the fourth of	2
the great business of	2
the execution of the	2
spirit in his word	2
first year of the	2
iudges for the probate	2
day at the guild	2
the grace of the	2
of them or more	2
for him in a	2
gave him a bill	2
profits in all things	2
as that of the	2
right of the commons	2
the thirtieth of august	2
heretofore might or ought	2
judges to do all	2
ordinance be forthwith printed	2
such order as the	2
the positive laws of	2
cunctis suam causam patefecit	2
would be don unto	2
in the seventh year	2
as is don in	2
all the rest of	2
made by the lord	2
the power and jurisdiction	2
if there be a	2
in france and holland	2
that the laws are	2
yet were they still	2
who have certain sallaries	2
the d category of	2
the sense of this	2
the rules of the	2
lords of the admiralty	2
there to hear and	2
the laws and customs	2
we may the better	2
which the law alloweth	2
have power and authority	2
his majesties judges of	2
the first year of	2
pence for the copy	2
sold at his shop	2
by the same reason	2
for the further establishing	2
of them in their	2
to err in judgment	2
his shop at temple	2
the name of the	2
the lowest of the	2
are under a necessity	2
procure your majesties profits	2
trade in a letter	2
reign of queen elizabeth	2
if we should grant	2
neglect their duty for	2
in parliament that the	2
where such action shall	2
as also by the	2
the sole power of	2
the cities of london	2
the countess of southampton	2
the nature of a	2
the rise of parliaments	2
by the light of	2
at first were not	2
it is a power	2
for so it is	2
patent or commission for	2
fees to be paid	2
care of your majesties	2
the ancient and constant	2
that the eldest sons	2
shall appear to the	2
d category of texts	2
the very apostles daies	2
their way of living	2
the said brunskel in	2
to whom it belongs	2
the representative of the	2
and the statute ed	2
by attachment upon the	2
wish they woud think	2
and help to such	2
the sum of xl	2
discreet commoners to be	2
and exchequer during these	2
king william the first	2
the several parts of	2
greenwax fines shewing how	2
of spilling the blood	2
he thought fit to	2
if you understand it	2
destructive of good life	2
from a particular affirmative	2
all fines and amerciaments	2
power to force a	2
in all matters and	2
a very unequal match	2
fully saved in the	2
as they shall find	2
by john bill and	2
there are but two	2
lambert in his book	2
was in a matter	2
fifteenth of september at	2
tenants de rege in	2
a member in parliament	2
be many millions in	2
behalf of the king	2
fast that which is	2
be recovered by the	2
the fifteenth of september	2
than that of a	2
be it declared and	2
of the same nature	2
times of the normans	2
such party or parties	2
the harvard law school	2
to the original action	2
for gods honour and	2
or distress before appearance	2
the mother and nurse	2
is the first step	2
increase our wealth and	2
therefore ought to be	2
laws of king edward	2
for payment of his	2
that some more full	2
not worth any thing	2
love to be freed	2
thing which may turn	2
to be warned to	2
law in the severall	2
put the wicked to	2
they do not only	2
record five shillings for	2
the late lord hollis	2
in the respective courts	2
of justice and equity	2
the courts of westminster	2
the death of an	2
wednesday the fifth of	2
cannot be without the	2
relief of the poor	2
them shall set down	2
there ought to be	2
that the parliament woud	2
four pence for a	2
to have a right	2
and because it is	2
it shall appear to	2
by this our proclamation	2
or ought lawfully to	2
sold by mary crooke	2
than in any part	2
a particular of offices	2
officers in every court	2
your majesties fine is	2
from england and ireland	2
said officer of the	2
by any other person	2
could not be done	2
of the saxon laws	2
by this or any	2
case of edward hadelow	2
in free and common	2
but if he be	2
six pence for the	2
the times of king	2
not only to be	2
the charge of the	2
be sold at his	2
your majesty of your	2
in the old and	2
little time wil make	2
and clarks of the	2
that the states of	2
for their own lucre	2
tuesday the five and	2
attorney and solicitor general	2
of your majesties raign	2
every moment ready to	2
high court of parliament	2
in the english tongue	2
to be commissioners in	2
printed for francis tyton	2
being reduced to a	2
give them an opportunity	2
threatning the neglect thereof	2
than those of the	2
that the judges may	2
or any mans will	2
that which is best	2
if you let the	2
your subjects will be	2
printed by edward husband	2
as any other iudge	2
issue three pence for	2
in the trade with	2
to be freed from	2
is more or less	2
together w it h	2
c the rate of	2
ten shillings if any	2
in the way of	2
given at the council	2
lords from a decree	2
shall have power and	2
as well as their	2
the consideration of future	2
two shillings for the	2
to the injury of	2
to take away the	2
as a sumptuary law	2
positive law of god	2
i have heard som	2
by the statute ed	2
pleasure of the prince	2
the more diligent and	2
and for that reason	2
ordained of god for	2
appear before the commissioners	2
against which the law	2
contrary to the godly	2
for many years past	2
by this means your	2
the eighteenth of september	2
commoners to be commissioners	2
shall be holden of	2
a court of conscience	2
for the officers of	2
meet and choose two	2
the commons of england	2
the earl of anglesey	2
was not without the	2
in the like case	2
to be security for	2
the magistrate is bound	2
they are to do	2
it shall be holden	2
our court at whitehal	2
shall be approved and	2
time wil make them	2
and administration of iustice	2
distractions and calamities with	2
the rulers of the	2
to counsel your majesty	2
it could not be	2
to love one another	2
within these few years	2
a great deal of	2
as we use to	2
the good and charitable	2
admiralty public general acts	2
for nothing but the	2
laws and customs of	2
of peace in their	2
for no other cause	2
in his own hands	2
had no such power	2
the common good of	2
unless your agrieved subjects	2
durante bene se gesserint	2
to the avoiding the	2
before what need he	2
they were in the	2
for the time being	2
speak as to the	2
and the publick peace	2
of the church of	2
be sent to the	2
that teaches men to	2
at whitehal the three	2
and the authority thereof	2
and yet may be	2
a little time wil	2
withdrawing your majesties fines	2
for a copy of	2
make this remark thereon	2
beginning of the reign	2
a decree made by	2
in the point of	2
an order of council	2
of the like nature	2
seems to be the	2
rest of the people	2
husband and john field	2
the law in the	2
of trespass twelve pence	2
charitable intent of the	2
to the king to	2
full and ample provision	2
by the long parliament	2
to do any thing	2
the advice of our	2
as i shall show	2
jeroboam and his successors	2
mother and nurse of	2
to the end they	2
pay to your majesty	2
the minister of god	2
and books of the	2
first lines of text	2
the extent of their	2
shall exeute the commissions	2
to the shame of	2
the great seale of	2
the due administration of	2
if we do not	2
many of the abuses	2
given in the court	2
are like to smart	2
cause such debtors to	2
openly in the church	2
course is to be	2
the court of common	2
to the public good	2
good and charitable intent	2
by several acts of	2
fees out of records	2
the chief of the	2
are to be punished	2
ought lawfully to do	2
end of this session	2
and it is very	2
to the poorer sort	2
the reports and resolutions	2
assizes in every county	2
whole house of lords	2
the safety of the	2
goods of the party	2
by which it appears	2
from the king to	2
by the authority thereof	2
before any thing be	2
executive part of the	2
about the second table	2
of their oaths and	2
not perform such order	2
beginning of the norman	2
to the commons house	2
they are under a	2
this is to be	2
of courts of iudicature	2
mans judgement from the	2
for erecting a court	2
it s well known	2
a year or two	2
the same shall be	2
and the advantage of	2
your majesty in the	2
to be made public	2
books of the like	2
the partie is to	2
avoiding the jurisdiction of	2
for which they were	2
to set down such	2
the english tongue onely	2
be severe against you	2
or by such able	2
to be a baron	2
to the lords from	2
not the least mention	2
it further enacted by	2
if they woud be	2
pence in the pound	2
so far from being	2
the rates or methods	2
the learned lord chief	2
majesties judges of assize	2
for recovery of small	2
them an opportunity of	2
printers to the parliament	2
and that he had	2
three daggers in fleetstreet	2
what course is to	2
were the judges of	2
a certain number of	2
to the king for	2
parts of the world	2
to the good of	2
they will stand tryal	2
whether imprisonment or other	2
of england and wales	2
all other parts of	2
more agreeable to the	2
in all other parts	2
to be insisted on	2
counties of this kingdome	2
if they do not	2
which was the greater	2
trespass twelve pence for	2
conversion a declaration of	2
and know before what	2
of edward the second	2
his majesties justices of	2
of a prisoner for	2
king of the west	2
no man can be	2
that of the public	2
truth of god is	2
pence and if it	2
and his great council	2
of the value of	2
give law to the	2
of the highest rank	2
with any great seale	2
were to be wished	2
that they might be	2
lords in a body	2
i have here said	2
other iudge or iudges	2
into the inns of	2
mighty power of his	2
if it be for	2
and quiet of his	2
are destructive of good	2
writ of error lies	2
the trouble and charge	2
be conteined in the	2
of al inferior courts	2
appointed to meet at	2
judges and lawyers agreeing	2
in any court of	2
edward husband and john	2
of your majesties revenue	2
from age to age	2
the protestants of france	2
the greatest and the	2
the truth of his	2
in the first year	2
that this declaration be	2
which is to be	2
is the gift of	2
the court of conscience	2
belong to the house	2
the office of surveyor	2
due care is not	2
or repealing the old	2
the powers and authorities	2
payment of his debts	2
one appearing upon a	2
for every person that	2
the fourth of september	2
hymeneus and alexander made	2
in all points of	2
is unreasonable to think	2
cities of london and	2
present practice of the	2
after he was your	2
i will make them	2
of offences not capital	2
rules of the law	2
c estc r ocm	2
baron in scotland england	2
that the said commissioners	2
by way of distinction	2
but to com nearer	2
came thither by a	2
five shillings for the	2
of the executive part	2
be least in the	2
a private lord alien	2
blood of many thousands	2
to be ornamenta pacis	2
i shall show by	2
as they have been	2
shall show by and	2
the far greatest part	2
be a kind of	2
have any debts owing	2
given at our court	2
the judges to sell	2
in the place of	2
and the said john	2
that the exportation of	2
thursday the five and	2
a long time after	2
in prosecuting this matter	2
oblige the people to	2
whom he thought fit	2
majesty thinks fit to	2
the said court baron	2
men to break the	2
the example of henry	2
down such orders between	2
for recusancie two shillings	2
and xml conversion the	2
that made up the	2
such person and persons	2
courts throughout the kingdom	2
first were not worth	2
said middelton and brunskel	2
courts from westminster to	2
necessary for the support	2
is one of the	2
september at the city	2
take care of your	2
of the second table	2
to our city of	2
were not worth any	2
to the rules of	2
by the whole house	2
third of september at	2
under pretence of conscience	2
the administration of iustice	2
masters of their trade	2
as the said middelton	2
that none be admitted	2
the whole body of	2
off the magistrate from	2
nursing fathers and mothers	2
virgin to marry one	2
appointed iudges for the	2
upon every admission into	2
the undoubted prerogative of	2
death of an ancestor	2
to the ruin of	2
your subjects naturally love	2
be left to their	2
as much as they	2
in legislature and judicature	2
acts of common council	2
our said courts of	2
of it in the	2
they that walk in	2
greek and latine fathers	2
bail to the original	2
the wealth of the	2
that it could not	2
peers by sir robert	2
of other mens sins	2
if there were no	2
returned into the kings	2
might cause such debtors	2
fees out of judgments	2
to the utter ruin	2
which there is not	2
other charges incident thereunto	2
whole body of the	2
to the worlds end	2
poor debtors in london	2
of these unclean spirits	2
the supreme judicature and	2
as tend to the	2
of scripture and reason	2
those that made up	2
chief justice pemberton declared	2
after the making of	2
a state of war	2
as the said commissioners	2
in the enjoyment of	2
of these great assemblies	2
of the meaning of	2
printers to his highness	2
the blood of many	2
that fines and penalties	2
your majesties happy restauration	2
a father or magistrate	2
that counselleth for himself	2
it is necessary to	2
the discovery of abuses	2
account of the supreme	2
for to err in	2
in a posture of	2
by the said judges	2
and freeman of london	2
of the power of	2
certain person came to	2
up the record five	2
parliament assembled for prevention	2
for the security of	2
as well as the	2
several acts of parliament	2
of men wil be	2
interesse iudiciis curiae regis	2
husbands and thomas newcomb	2
the need and use	2
of what degree or	2
need not fear the	2
three pence for the	2
reports and resolutions of	2
shillings for enrolling the	2
of them two shillings	2
part of the law	2
in the journal of	2
meet in those assemblies	2
than that of the	2
and king henry the	2
rule and government of	2
or judges of the	2
is but of the	2
faith is the gift	2
be no need of	2
the vain imaginations of	2
such as in the	2
shall believe and practise	2
king henry the first	2
of the peace of	2
he would arrest me	2
and in the time	2
the th of may	2
is said to be	2
have been and are	2
of the resolutions of	2
for the said brunskell	2
woud be content to	2
enjoy the said office	2
for every acquittal of	2
least in the kingdom	2
let us enquire into	2
not as wolves among	2
and other parts of	2
by edward husband and	2
house of peers to	2
jurisdiction of the same	2
the valu of the	2
a certain person came	2
wil counsel for himself	2
let there be a	2
for that reason it	2
the positive law of	2
order as the said	2
into one of the	2
not pass out of	2
them into the exchequer	2
of the times of	2
and penalties were ordained	2
known by the name	2
in their own proper	2
zeal of gods house	2
two houses of parliament	2
because the sons of	2
recognizance twelve pence for	2
your majesties casual profits	2
judge or judges of	2
calamity of the people	2
all lords of mannors	2
of the iurisdiction of	2
if it be not	2
the same for their	2
gods law is the	2
every citizen and freeman	2
to every evil work	2
our lives and fortunes	2
of your majesties casual	2
be warned to appear	2
that satans suggestions may	2
which they read in	2
coat of arms an	2
in rents and annuities	2
to be ruled by	2
they shall find to	2
a grant of the	2
fines upon pleas of	2
to certifie unto us	2
abate of the full	2
printed by benjamin tooke	2
pence for returning a	2
the clarks of assizes	2
this session of parliament	2
honorable house of commons	2
depress the house of	2
for your majesty to	2
at the three daggers	2
the reformation of their	2
of the first and	2
to minister an oath	2
the worst of men	2
all points of law	2
christopher barker printers to	2
as much as in	2
ought to be taken	2
to the intent that	2
the lord mayor and	2
and all and every	2
perhaps it may be	2
the poorer sort of	2
the finger of god	2
the case of william	2
meaning of the said	2
every the said court	2
nation is now infected	2
at one and the	2
at the age of	2
not able to pay	2
be said to be	2
for every person returned	2
and of trade in	2
the c category of	2
further enacted by the	2
the supreme power of	2
common or statute law	2
of the poorer sort	2
the greek and latine	2
the ancient course of	2
from and after the	2
further declared and ordained	2
hold of some doubtful	2
and required to hear	2
printed for john wright	2
time of the heptarchy	2
that the statute hen	2
officers use many shifts	2
nor woud it be	2
to make them careful	2
it to be a	2
and after the first	2
to their oaths and	2
intent that some more	2
set up for themselves	2
them to be the	2
before a justice of	2
thursday the thirtieth of	2
the minds of men	2
a quorum can meet	2
petitioned the lords commissioners	2
pence for making an	2
high court of chancery	2
in the midst of	2
charge and trouble of	2
extent of their jurisdiction	2
any part of the	2
year of our reign	2
to the said sir	2
reason it was not	2
the justices of the	2
iudges for probate of	2
him to be a	2
the opinions of the	2
pleas and exchequer during	2
the riches of the	2
of this present parliament	2
before the necessity of	2
owners and proprietors of	2
of the public revenu	2
sir francis norths opinion	2
be sued or prosecuted	2
proved by undenyable matter	2
chargeable tryals at law	2
four pence if above	2
if you wil but	2
and that it was	2
cannot be meant of	2
the full duty in	2
in withdrawing the green	2
were not able to	2
undenyable matter upon record	2
of the barons wars	2
and constitution of the	2
of the crown or	2
have little reason to	2
they ought to be	2
very first constitution of	2
that the parliament is	2
to gods revealed word	2
to put the wicked	2
pense royal blazon or	2
by the judges of	2
of this session of	2
the destruction of the	2
the antiquity of the	2
wherein the partie is	2
marry one she cannot	2
to let them alone	2
of restitution of goods	2
twentieth day of july	2
he wil counsel for	2
of truth and peace	2
indictment three shillings four	2
on behalf of the	2
of examining and approving	2
for which he cites	2
the sense of shame	2
no such power by	2
exeute the commissions of	2
the meanest of her	2
the relief of such	2
a justice of the	2
is to have advantage	2
an oath to the	2
by reason of any	2
and to hear the	2
examine judgments given in	2
of the late king	2
the loss of the	2
of many thousands of	2
if i would not	2
office of a judge	2
and to the end	2
of the said brunskell	2
interest of the nation	2
london or the liberties	2
copy of an attainder	2
whitehal the three and	2
king and his great	2
selden in his titles	2
the tenth year of	2
other person or persons	2
is absurd to think	2
for doing his duty	2
six pence for making	2
for the common good	2
fall not upon high	2
head officers in every	2
any other person or	2
petit of the temple	2
the freeholders of the	2
the people in general	2
the courts of iudicature	2
to be taken away	2
of the several counties	2
by the outward man	2
unto us the names	2
and determine all matters	2
six shillings eight pence	2
and alexander made shipwrack	2
such able and sufficient	2
commissioners of your treasury	2
xml conversion a declaration	2
some of both sorts	2
no man to have	2
performance of their oaths	2
according to their qualities	2
said sir william jones	2
of compulsion of conscience	2
and cite my authors	2
to be as they	2
other degrees of nobility	2
to be provided against	2
in the courts of	2
great abuses are practiced	2
the whole nation was	2
intending to subvert the	2
it doth not appear	2
had him before a	2
your majesty to take	2
not so much as	2