quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	99
represented either as utf	48
characters represented either as	48
notes for div a	34
of our privy council	32
tcp assigned for keying	25
the work described above	25
markup reviewed and edited	25
the terms of creative	25
encoded edition of the	25
support to the early	25
the text can be	25
that in all likelihood	25
the true nature of	25
phase i text is	25
work described above is	25
terms of creative commons	25
even for commercial purposes	25
and encoded edition of	25
institutions providing financial support	25
providing financial support to	25
the institutions providing financial	25
for keying and markup	25
i text is available	25
online text creation partnership	25
is available for reuse	25
owned by the institutions	25
text is available for	25
english books online text	25
images scanned from microfilm	25
to the terms of	25
to the early english	25
this phase i text	25
edition of the work	25
described above is co	25
and coded from proquest	25
books online text creation	25
text can be copied	25
all without asking permission	25
coded from proquest page	25
keyboarded and encoded edition	25
encoded text transcribed from	25
this keyboarded and encoded	25
assigned for keying and	25
according to the terms	25
text and markup reviewed	25
of the work described	25
the early english books	25
by the institutions providing	25
keyed and coded from	25
from proquest page images	25
financial support to the	25
and markup reviewed and	25
and oxford and the	24
and linked to page	24
returned to the keyers	24
bear in mind that	24
marked as illegible were	24
cambridge bibliography of english	24
should be aware of	24
the encoding was enhanced	24
sets published by proquest	24
compelling reason to do	24
external keying companies for	24
tcp is a partnership	24
works in other languages	24
these processes should make	24
project was divided into	24
to produce large quantities	24
be aware of the	24
known extent have been	24
are available at the	24
the texts have been	24
for their own purposes	24
in accordance with level	24
tcp files to tei	24
on the text encoding	24
these texts for their	24
reflect the true nature	24
proquest to create accurately	24
of textual data within	24
carried out by editorial	24
placeholder characters or elements	24
intended to range over	24
structural encoding based on	24
to external keying companies	24
likelihood such instances will	24
selection was based on	24
keying and markup guidelines	24
of gaps by user	24
of the print record	24
have been transformed into	24
with level of the	24
given to their original	24
mnemonic sdata character entities	24
data is very good	24
the tei in libraries	24
of works in other	24
up to a limit	24
create accurately transcribed and	24
texts have been issued	24
level of the tei	24
respectfully request that due	24
teams in oxford and	24
to reflect the true	24
data within the usual	24
such instances will never	24
extent have been transformed	24
language title published between	24
in english were prioritized	24
their works are eligible	24
encoded as gap s	24
remaining illegibles were encoded	24
overall quality of tcp	24
on the image sets	24
and sometimes a second	24
was enhanced and or	24
simplify the filling in	24
can be made about	24
and use these texts	24
for transcription and basic	24
the text creation partnership	24
while the overall quality	24
and therefore of any	24
have been issued variously	24
and characters marked as	24
project restraints of time	24
quantities of textual data	24
by editorial teams in	24
to simplify the filling	24
was chosen if there	24
characters or elements to	24
aimed to produce large	24
is to encode one	24
unicode or tei g	24
in all likelihood such	24
to their original source	24
was divided into two	24
proofread for accuracy and	24
copies of the texts	24
keyers to be redone	24
been issued variously as	24
produce large quantities of	24
been transformed into placeholder	24
should make clear that	24
print record of the	24
process of creating the	24
for an anonymous work	24
within the usual project	24
public domain as of	24
remain and some readable	24
to create accurately transcribed	24
all likelihood such instances	24
aware of the process	24
request that due credit	24
based on the new	24
large quantities of textual	24
text with mnemonic sdata	24
errors will remain and	24
are a number of	24
wide variety of subject	24
based on the image	24
any remaining illegibles were	24
quality of tcp data	24
of known extent have	24
the general aim of	24
encoding was enhanced and	24
to encode one copy	24
mainly structural encoding based	24
transformed into placeholder characters	24
will remain and some	24
and encoded texts based	24
linked to page images	24
any assumptions that can	24
a number of works	24
for accuracy and those	24
created during phase of	24
and the publisher proquest	24
characters marked as illegible	24
encoding based on the	24
the texts were encoded	24
in oxford and michigan	24
or text strings within	24
was a compelling reason	24
the process of creating	24
of tcp data is	24
qa standards were returned	24
chosen if there was	24
gap elements of known	24
of each text was	24
can now take and	24
in mind that in	24
the new cambridge bibliography	24
the publisher proquest to	24
included and sometimes a	24
by proquest via their	24
users should bear in	24
elements to simplify the	24
title published between and	24
or for an anonymous	24
processes should make clear	24
is a partnership between	24
images in accordance with	24
textual data within the	24
markup guidelines are available	24
of the project have	24
sent to external keying	24
selection was intended to	24
number of works in	24
users should be aware	24
notably latin and welsh	24
later edition of a	24
p using tcp tei	24
tei in libraries guidelines	24
and attribution is given	24
companies for transcription and	24
by university of nebraska	24
accurately transcribed and encoded	24
text selection was based	24
of the texts have	24
corrected and characters marked	24
should bear in mind	24
were sent to external	24
be made about the	24
that due credit and	24
be marked as illegible	24
files to tei p	24
accordance with level of	24
michigan and oxford and	24
but we respectfully request	24
therefore chose to create	24
with mnemonic sdata character	24
into the public domain	24
works in english were	24
a compelling reason to	24
anyone can now take	24
the public domain as	24
the image sets published	24
sometimes a second or	24
on the new cambridge	24
a wide variety of	24
of creating the tcp	24
sets were sent to	24
based on the text	24
of time and funding	24
now take and use	24
is given to their	24
tei p using tcp	24
limit of instances per	24
and markup guidelines are	24
ascii text with mnemonic	24
a partnership between the	24
use these texts for	24
of instances per text	24
texts based on the	24
a works in english	24
partnership between the universities	24
assurance was then carried	24
made about the data	24
creating the tcp texts	24
text was proofread for	24
of every monographic english	24
have been released into	24
some errors will remain	24
of a works in	24
due credit and attribution	24
and those which did	24
or tei g elements	24
texts were encoded and	24
and some readable characters	24
editions of a works	24
did not meet qa	24
creation partnership web site	24
the print record of	24
then their works are	24
tcp aimed to produce	24
the filling in of	24
have been looked at	24
edition of a work	24
works are eligible for	24
chose to create diplomatic	24
published by proquest via	24
illegibles were encoded as	24
of the tei in	24
processed by university of	24
created by converting tcp	24
whichever is the greater	24
was based on the	24
published between and available	24
some readable characters will	24
standards were returned to	24
the project have been	24
changes to facilitate morpho	24
text creation partnership web	24
or later edition of	24
universities of michigan and	24
readable characters will be	24
the overall quality of	24
of a work was	24
tcp data is very	24
during phase of the	24
the universities of michigan	24
assumptions that can be	24
usually the first edition	24
a second or later	24
although there are a	24
as illegible were corrected	24
editorial teams in oxford	24
to the keyers to	24
work was chosen if	24
take and use these	24
encoded and linked to	24
was intended to range	24
will never have been	24
to tei p using	24
over a wide variety	24
quality assurance was then	24
or corrected and characters	24
true nature of the	24
were corrected where possible	24
where possible up to	24
to a limit of	24
restraints of time and	24
oxford and the publisher	24
each text was proofread	24
with changes to facilitate	24
the usual project restraints	24
corrected where possible up	24
first editions of a	24
proquest via their early	24
that can be made	24
to create diplomatic transcriptions	24
and therefore chose to	24
we respectfully request that	24
transcribed and encoded texts	24
of the process of	24
tcp is to encode	24
by a tcp editor	24
looked at by a	24
understanding these processes should	24
of michigan and oxford	24
will be marked as	24
which did not meet	24
record of the period	24
their early english books	24
second or later edition	24
attribution is given to	24
available at the text	24
are eligible for inclusion	24
divided into two phases	24
never have been looked	24
at the text creation	24
instances will never have	24
encoded texts based on	24
guidelines are available at	24
a work was chosen	24
gaps by user contributors	24
therefore of any assumptions	24
released into the public	24
credit and attribution is	24
were encoded and linked	24
opposed to critical editions	24
possible up to a	24
image sets were sent	24
in of gaps by	24
not meet qa standards	24
characters will be marked	24
converting tcp files to	24
to range over a	24
reason to do so	24
domain as of january	24
the keyers to be	24
elements of known extent	24
by converting tcp files	24
phase of the project	24
into placeholder characters or	24
were encoded as gap	24
transcription and basic encoding	24
out by editorial teams	24
enhanced and or corrected	24
as opposed to critical	24
then carried out by	24
was then carried out	24
at by a tcp	24
via their early english	24
meet qa standards were	24
image sets published by	24
texts created during phase	24
accuracy and those which	24
mind that in all	24
usual project restraints of	24
illegible were corrected where	24
new cambridge bibliography of	24
been looked at by	24
page images in accordance	24
general aim of eebo	24
to page images in	24
unicode or text strings	24
the text encoding initiative	24
publisher proquest to create	24
if there was a	24
keying companies for transcription	24
range over a wide	24
there are a number	24
and available in eebo	24
or elements to simplify	24
between the universities of	24
been released into the	24
text strings within braces	24
filling in of gaps	24
of any assumptions that	24
nature of the print	24
variety of subject areas	24
were returned to the	24
between and available in	24
issued variously as sgml	24
and or corrected and	24
project have been released	24
a limit of instances	24
was proofread for accuracy	24
bibliography of english literature	24
tcp project was divided	24
there was a compelling	24
texts for their own	24
those which did not	24
the lords of our	21
lords of our privy	21
and of our reign	21
under our signet at	20
given under our signet	20
ocm this keyboarded and	19
spi global keyed and	18
our signet at edinburgh	18
of the original in	18
r ocm this keyboarded	18
estc r ocm this	18
reproduction of the original	18
global keyed and coded	18
the original in the	18
of our reign the	18
it is to be	17
the heirs and successors	17
and successors of andrew	17
heirs and successors of	17
printed by the heirs	17
by the heirs and	17
successors of andrew anderson	16
iv tiff page image	16
national library of scotland	15
that is to say	14
they are of a	14
food law and legislation	13
for the most part	13
the prices of victual	13
presents to be printed	13
the grace of god	12
original in the national	12
of the lords of	12
our sheriffs in that	12
sheriffs in that part	12
the national library of	12
in the national library	12
advice of the lords	12
by the grace of	12
the first day of	12
first day of september	11
printer to his most	11
eng food law and	11
macers of our privy	11
of the flesh of	11
these presents to be	11
the importation of victual	10
day of september next	10
of the prices of	10
b wing s estc	10
ye pass to the	10
and we charge you	10
of supply of the	10
on the head of	10
within the verge of	10
s estc r ocm	10
of the sheriffdom of	10
in the second degree	10
they are best in	10
of the said victual	10
god save the king	10
commissioners of supply of	10
pass to the mercat	10
blank spaces in text	10
these our letters seen	10
wing s estc r	10
supply of the sheriffdom	10
the sheriffdom of edinburgh	10
intentional blank spaces in	10
or at the least	9
importation of victual free	9
to macers of our	9
heir of andrew anderson	9
printed by the heir	9
our will is herefore	9
by the heir of	9
victual free of publick	9
if it be too	9
free of publick burden	9
defender of the faith	9
iv tiff page images	9
the heir of andrew	9
ordains these presents to	9
under the pain of	9
but if they be	9
in the time of	9
and ordains these presents	9
and allowing the importation	9
with advice of the	9
of victual free of	9
allowing the importation of	9
discharging the importation of	9
settlement of the prices	8
in the third degree	8
the people shall curse	8
is not to be	8
the price of corne	8
of victual within the	8
incontinent these our letters	8
the commissioners of supply	8
if it be not	8
how it is to	8
that incontinent these our	8
within the said shire	8
blessing shall be on	8
victual within the said	8
the head of him	8
people shall curse him	8
his most excellent majesty	8
they are best being	8
the most part of	8
whilst they are young	8
prices of victual within	8
to his most excellent	8
be on the head	7
we with advice foresaid	7
pas sampled and proofread	7
and dry in the	7
mona logarbo text and	7
to be eaten of	7
the exportation of victual	7
the flesh of wild	7
they are to be	7
we charge you strictly	7
logarbo sampled and proofread	7
john pas sampled and	7
a proclamation for the	7
mona logarbo sampled and	7
in the first degree	7
of the several shires	7
at the end of	7
shall be on the	7
the curses of the	7
are to be eaten	7
curses of the people	7
to the magistrats of	7
logarbo text and markup	7
because they are so	7
in the county of	7
are of two sorts	7
reproduction of original in	7
to the first day	6
to fair or mercat	6
they will be answerable	6
to the nature of	6
influences of the air	6
thir presents to be	6
of the commissioners of	6
not so much as	6
apex covantage keyed and	6
of all other is	6
to the lords of	6
the life of man	6
for the use of	6
actum dominorum secreti concilii	6
by the name of	6
to the kings most	6
the generation of bugs	6
of him who selleth	6
him who selleth it	6
anent the settlement of	6
and for that effect	6
the fourteenth day of	6
proclamation against regraiting of	6
that none pretend ignorance	6
and that the saids	6
that no manner of	6
fruits of the earth	6
the settlement of the	6
by sea or land	6
it is best to	6
one thousand six hundred	6
and magistrats of burghs	6
dry in the second	6
all the year long	6
the kings most excellent	6
it is that they	6
act of the commissioners	6
burghs of the several	6
they are best sodden	6
in the way of	6
per actum dominorum secreti	6
in such sort that	6
if there be any	6
certain it is that	6
signet at edinburgh the	6
none may pretend ignorance	6
victuals within the verge	6
importation of forraign victual	6
it is ordained that	6
free egress and regress	6
pas text and markup	6
head of him who	6
john pas text and	6
the best of all	6
the teeth and gums	6
and such as are	6
of victuals within the	6
against regraiting of victual	6
the importation of forraign	6
covantage keyed and coded	6
william by the grace	6
as they will be	6
of the like nature	6
for they are of	5
are ready to perish	5
that which is too	5
may i say of	5
shires and stewartries within	5
within liberties as without	5
to be inflicted upon	5
the ninth day of	5
are best in winter	5
i will not deny	5
because they are of	5
if they be not	5
scott lepisto text and	5
and all sorts of	5
other officers of the	5
and ordains thir presents	5
when a man is	5
conform to the acts	5
of harrisom in the	5
wilde sets and stocks	5
of their own nature	5
after the day and	5
for there is no	5
stewartries within this kingdom	5
one hundred of faggots	5
is a kind of	5
and xml conversion a	5
on the other side	5
i mean of the	5
have no power to	5
refreshing influences of the	5
are of a more	5
the poorer sort of	5
in so much that	5
to the acts of	5
they are not so	5
blessed shall you be	5
of the saids commissioners	5
the fruits of the	5
and last of all	5
the pain of confiscation	5
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of confiscation of the	5
the bread of life	5
the day and date	5
is to be eaten	5
to be put to	5
but blessing shall be	5
agreeing with all ages	5
and also how to	5
within the uerge of	5
ordains thir presents to	5
scott lepisto sampled and	5
the like may be	5
and stewartries within this	5
by the lawes of	5
the flesh of a	5
the several shires and	5
harrisom in the county	5
the flesh of tame	5
the county of kent	5
several shires and stewartries	5
of the foresaids acts	5
other places within the	5
the inhabitants of the	5
for the town and	5
of the date the	5
printer to the king	5
and thus much of	5
we with advice of	5
whether flesh or fish	5
lepisto text and markup	5
proclamation discharging the importation	5
the same shall be	5
a designe for plentie	5
lepisto sampled and proofread	5
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lords and baillies of	4
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of cleanness in meats	4
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that of all other	4
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uerge of our court	4
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pain in the teeth	4
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sederunt books of the	4
the sederunt books of	4
at each parish kirk	4
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short discourse of the	4
times of the year	4
reign the tenth year	4
or quantity of the	4
benefits of clean sweet	4
our privy council shall	4
day and date hereof	4
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of a middle temper	4
parish kirk within this	4
to them that be	4
like may i say	4
there is a kind	4
thus much of the	4
the acts of parliament	4
all sorts of food	4
to be of a	4
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of our pleasure in	4
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the refreshing influences of	4
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twenty one day of	4
any forraign kingdom or	4
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it does chiefly proceed	4
of clean sweet beds	4
any of the ports	4
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confiscation of the said	4
kirk within this shire	4
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wishers to the publick	4
them that be sick	4
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from what cause it	4
the eares of the	4
meat of all other	4
but their flesh is	4
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to be observed in	4
thousand six hundred and	4
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or coat of arms	4
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to see this act	4
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our name and authority	4
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to the native product	4
straitly charge and command	4
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until the first day	4
to be eaten last	4
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the first that ever	4
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the verge of our	4
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was the first that	4
and other places within	4
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books of the saids	4
a stc estc s	4
excellency of good airs	4
the refuse of the	4
its free egress and	4
same shall be imported	4
perish for want of	4
by the king a	4
of the nature of	4
the pain in the	4
sort or quantity of	4
in the mean time	4
know not how to	4
printer to the kings	4
is rather to be	4
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are hot in the	4
contrary to the nature	4
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like may be said	4
the benefits of clean	4
till they be tender	4
discourse of the pain	4
at the sight of	4
the king a proclamation	4
kings most excellent majesty	4
cleanness in meats and	4
or any of them	4
royal blazon or coat	4
also how to prevent	4
is said to have	4
they are sweet and	4
of a strong and	4
after it hath been	4
loss of their respective	4
punishments to be inflicted	4
because it is so	4
how to prevent it	4
shall you be in	4
cause it does chiefly	4
the uerge of our	4
great and small oysters	4
from time to time	4
prejudicial to the native	4
the importation of irish	4
stacks contrary to the	3
blessing shall be vpon	3
the passages of the	3
or shall make any	3
prices of victual are	3
generally to all in	3
of a temperate constitution	3
and queen of great	3
book of rates imposing	3
the inconveniencies that follow	3
of any act of	3
there may be a	3
the persons convict to	3
it out of the	3
place ready to be	3
in the fourth degree	3
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moist in the first	3
and waiters within this	3
be taken out of	3
that in case they	3
anent the vintners and	3
shall be found negligent	3
difference of meats in	3
what is needful for	3
the hand of god	3
it is thought fit	3
their flesh is very	3
and particularly by the	3
persons present all that	3
or victual shall be	3
without a special libel	3
it when it is	3
manner of preparing all	3
as you do a	3
of the air have	3
appointed in edinburgh and	3
that effect recommends it	3
is needful for their	3
imported as said is	3
royal arms at head	3
no manner of person	3
scarcity and dearth is	3
estc s this keyboarded	3
the act james the	3
to raise the price	3
alone to punish a	3
to such as be	3
so hot as to	3
and manner of preparing	3
incur the loss of	3
of the country under	3
in the use of	3
or keeps stacks contrary	3
under the present great	3
the next lords day	3
mentioned in the act	3
require all sheriffs of	3
where there is ability	3
teeth and stomacks exploits	3
for the second in	3
coming to fair or	3
them to be of	3
one hundred and fourty	3
but the great ones	3
i will not say	3
stomacks exploits of nicholas	3
full liberty to all	3
to the hurt of	3
and charge all magistrats	3
clerk of the market	3
or otherwise to open	3
manner of person or	3
victual furth of this	3
which nature most desireth	3
verge of the court	3
be cold and dry	3
food used in this	3
is the best of	3
is highly prejudicial to	3
same be presented to	3
victual imported into this	3
said victual to be	3
is of great import	3
not below the last	3
that the same be	3
importation of irish victual	3
excrements that are breathed	3
and continued at fowy	3
is statute by the	3
whereof the tenor followes	3
be found negligent therein	3
i know not what	3
full of variety and	3
they are of an	3
buying of the same	3
them as you do	3
for raising of the	3
officers of the law	3
arms at head of	3
prohibiting the exportation of	3
of a sweet taste	3
who may not be	3
s this keyboarded and	3
is ordained that no	3
anent the importation of	3
sell the refuse of	3
of parliament made thereanent	3
of victual furth of	3
for ought we read	3
i would not have	3
i have received the	3
or part of the	3
it is also recorded	3
that the saids persons	3
exploits of nicholas wood	3
original in the british	3
in the isle of	3
and searchers are appointed	3
are cold in the	3
and stomacks exploits of	3
is no warrant for	3
forraign victual free of	3
and the pains of	3
proclamation of date the	3
a proclamation against the	3
on every small occasion	3
you strictly and command	3
there being few who	3
likewise all commissioners of	3
admirable teeth and stomacks	3
sodden like a bream	3
and hard of digestion	3
is to be chosen	3
to the unwarrantable exporting	3
for examining witnesses anent	3
twenty fourth day of	3
ordained that no manner	3
convict to be fined	3
how to make it	3
declaring forraign victual free	3
the execution of the	3
that free of custom	3
charge you strictly and	3
not be concerned therein	3
and officers make such	3
make any motion by	3
therefore we with advice	3
twenty two and twenty	3
upon information given to	3
places where they serve	3
mal y pense royal	3
in the meane time	3
day of iune instant	3
half thereof to the	3
of victual be holden	3
good nourishment to the	3
after a little time	3
and as often as	3
is that they are	3
great plenty of them	3
eat them with vinegar	3
of date the ninth	3
comprizing and discovering the	3
blessing of seasonable selling	3
that through the not	3
a proclamation against regrating	3
above all other nations	3
and xml conversion act	3
of the lungs and	3
all victuall to be	3
said proclamation of date	3
are best sodden in	3
to punish a sinfull	3
with the blood of	3
great import to be	3
fish in respect of	3
sell that which is	3
if you eat it	3
xml conversion a proclamation	3
to them by the	3
to all persons to	3
councill their proclamation against	3
in relation to the	3
shall make discovery of	3
nor so dry as	3
any motion by word	3
much money forth of	3
it to the commissioners	3
and other houses where	3
or makes any contract	3
saids persons present all	3
to be preferred before	3
corrected and enlarged by	3
statute by the acts	3
for then are they	3
in the act of	3
searchers are appointed in	3
and ordain them to	3
their duty in the	3
thereof to the person	3
in one hundred merks	3
the same for sale	3
the unwarrantable exporting of	3
exacting thereof for the	3
that upon information given	3
shall be vpon the	3
price to rule for	3
case they hold more	3
one half thereof to	3
contract or promise for	3
colledg of physitians in	3
the general sessions for	3
the importation of victuall	3
is to be prepared	3
ports within this kingdom	3
to god and man	3
too hot and dry	3
sessions for the county	3
for the life of	3
at the same time	3
and as much as	3
begun at the general	3
the verge of his	3
out of which they	3
by the sheriff deput	3
present scarcity and dearth	3
that are breathed forth	3
is ability of giuing	3
proclamation against importing victual	3
read at each parish	3
the verge of the	3
the sixth day of	3
to revive the same	3
and by the act	3
not its free egress	3
second in one hundred	3
the importation of forreign	3
first fault in fourty	3
so necessary for the	3
not so necessary for	3
such are the curses	3
of rates imposing the	3
sustentation of their housholds	3
trade upon the growth	3
an appeal to all	3
which nature teacheth most	3
all in the countrey	3
make publick intimation of	3
to perish for want	3
the voyce of the	3
be any such left	3
execute upon them with	3
several acts and statutes	3
of physitians in london	3
a treatise of cleanness	3
of preparing all sorts	3
all mercats and fairs	3
do hereby strictly prohibite	3
contrary to the saids	3
that it is not	3
date the ninth day	3
glasgow for the town	3
to be read at	3
as before the saids	3
two and twenty three	3
or any two of	3
and heavy of digestion	3
is never good till	3
because they are a	3
th day of february	3
received the said proclamation	3
cold in the second	3
impower and require all	3
given to the lords	3
country under the present	3
want of that which	3
promise for the buying	3
itum est in viscera	3
there is a charity	3
open and ordinary mercats	3
you be in your	3
as soon as they	3
hath not its free	3
unwarrantable exporting of much	3
all persons to import	3
there sell the same	3
especially if it be	3
and discovering the nature	3
execution of the foresaids	3
and true manner described	3
as the price goes	3
to be imported to	3
the sight of a	3
no manner of victual	3
forraign kingdom or countrey	3
the rates mentioned in	3
that without a special	3
an universall planting of	3
the eating of them	3
to open their girnels	3
and sold as the	3
and sustentation of their	3
thought fit to cause	3
may feed more plentifully	3
victual to be imported	3
the power of the	3
fit to revive the	3
and charge the keepers	3
of councill their proclamation	3
and whole other mercat	3
strange and true manner	3
who shall fail in	3
crosses of the royal	3
allowing importation of victuall	3
keepers up of the	3
to all true english	3
be in the fair	3
the said proclamation of	3
proclamation against regrating of	3
bring by sea or	3
the saids former acts	3
to discharge the exacting	3
be known generally to	3
sold as the price	3
importation of forreign victual	3
they feed chiefly upon	3
then such as be	3
burdensom to the stomach	3
the fair or mercat	3
by an universall planting	3
any two of the	3
saids former acts and	3
and it is ordained	3
and in the mean	3
recommends it to the	3
are a most wholesome	3
shall be in the	3
nature teacheth most to	3
thereof for the said	3
their proclamation against forstallers	3
of food used in	3
written by that ever	3
above the rates mentioned	3
to pay duty as	3
former acts or proclamations	3
pense royal blazon or	3
fail in their duty	3
they shall be proceeded	3
they are very nourishing	3
who shall make discovery	3
therefore i am advysed	3
at the respective ports	3
those who are of	3
imported into this kingdom	3
meats moist in the	3
to be the best	3
to the person or	3
that all mercats and	3
act anent the vintners	3
give good nourishment to	3
fault in fourty pounds	3
at the signe of	3
several acts of parliament	3
the samen shall be	3
are of the same	3
pain of escheat thereof	3
discharging the exportation of	3
refuse of the wheat	3
in the eating of	3
god is not forgetfull	3
it to a dearth	3
universall planting of fruit	3
the act of parliament	3
lords of privy council	3
the said victual in	3
and require all sheriffs	3
no power to seise	3
i see no reason	3
is in all other	3
in the beginning of	3
thought fit to revive	3
the air hath not	3
where the victual is	3
the buying of the	3
that which nature most	3
king and queen of	3
text notes for div	3
and discharge all persons	3
known generally to all	3
lord willoughby of eresby	3
so that there is	3
manner of victual be	3
it is of a	3
but then they are	3
be it never so	3
money forth of this	3
at their highest peril	3
but they are of	3
commission for examining witnesses	3
as likewise all commissioners	3
the import of victual	3
the exacting thereof for	3
them above all other	3
and victual to fair	3
the second in one	3
the saids acts effectual	3
the commissioners of our	3
a cry for bread	3
is forbidden by several	3
any man to a	3
effect recommends it to	3
victual be holden in	3
flesh or fish be	3
ordain them to be	3
before the saids former	3
shall incur the loss	3
not inflicted immediately by	3
and demeaned as ockerers	3
for the bounds from	3
the difference of meats	3
of parliament for prohibiting	3
being sodden like a	3
act of parliament for	3
who are ready to	3
for the county of	3
the saids lords of	3
if you will not	3
be imported as said	3
proclamation for the prices	3
the mountaine of blessing	3
haue deserued to be	3
and justices of peace	3
original text notes for	3
shall make any motion	3
a man is up	3
we charge you straitly	3
from the original text	3
the native product thereof	3
well within liberties as	3
and that notwithstanding of	3
three or four times	3
and it will be	3
growth of the same	3
waiters within this kingdom	3
to be fined for	3
that there may be	3
fed at home with	3
import to be known	3
wholesome and good nourishment	3
and to command and	3
huntington library and art	3
occasion to the unwarrantable	3
to command and charge	3
of the preparation of	3
one of the best	3
moist in the second	3
the growth of the	3
the saids persons present	3
to due and vigorous	3
raisins of the sun	3
appeal to all true	3
as ockerers and usurers	3
by vertue of the	3
which is good for	3
of the land to	3
selling of the said	3
the importing and bringing	3
but when they are	3
in case they hold	3
as the importing and	3
or for want of	3
of the victual above	3
of body and mind	3
and allowing importation of	3
and there sell the	3
a gentleman that dwelt	3
as if he had	3
crosses of the head	3
the country under the	3
hot in the third	3
that this license and	3
acts of parliament execute	3
in their duty in	3
as you may read	3
and enlarged by christopher	3
dearer selling of the	3
teacheth most to detest	3
the curse of corne	3
they have more to	3
recalling former acts or	3
victual free of duty	3
drawes on a common	3
his most sacred majesty	3
ordained that all such	3
the foresaids acts of	3
there in our name	3
how many kinds of	3
the same be presented	3
persons convict to be	3
being few who may	3
prohibiting the import of	3
not feed upon them	3
ninth day of iune	3
nourishment to the body	3
saids lords of privy	3
the colledg of physitians	3
the mean time the	3
to all in the	3
is ordained that all	3
the kings of egypt	3
against regrating of victual	3
may be pursued before	3
for prohibiting the import	3
particularly by the act	3
with the blessing of	3
yet their flesh is	3
other houses where the	3
the prizes of victuals	3
for want of that	3
variety and witty mirth	3
the generation of such	3
and sequestrat by the	3
was one of the	3
as well within liberties	3
of the poore and	3
necessary for the life	3
for that effect recommends	3
import of forraign victual	3
being of a middle	3
in the fair or	3
by several acts and	3
general sessions for the	3
victual that shall be	3
clerke of the market	3
the import of forraign	3
discharge the exacting thereof	3
or magistrats of burghs	3
the signe of the	3
for it is a	3
they are hot and	3
to be imported as	3
the county of cornwall	3
now let us come	3
commodities not so necessary	3
duty as before the	3
for the said victual	3
officers make such known	3
in the midst of	3
up as said is	3
all magistrats of burghs	3
at head of text	3
the present great scarcity	3
of person or persons	3
if they did not	3
examining witnesses anent the	3
the saids sheriffs and	3
as well as the	3
verge of his majesties	3
ordinary price to rule	3
part of the body	3
in the fifth chapter	3
y pense royal blazon	3
notwithstanding of any act	3
to make the saids	3
to take care that	3
sheriffs and officers make	3
up of the said	3
by that ever famous	3
and bringing the foresaid	3
or promise for the	3
and the execution of	3
rates mentioned in the	3
they may be punished	3
by the act james	3
they shall incur the	3
is good for quality	3
the smel of a	3
through the not due	3
ready to perish for	3
stc estc s this	3
mean time the victual	3
keeps stacks contrary to	3
furth of this kingdom	3
to impower and require	3
their most excellent majesties	3
be pursued before the	3
them to be put	3
of the quantity of	3
liberty to all persons	3
part of the admirable	3
for the isle of	3
in his book of	3
chiefly upon the land	3
for the time in	3
the milk of a	3
the like nature with	3
due and vigorous execution	3
relation to the lords	3
also of the generation	3
raising of the prices	3
the whole race of	3
the pains of the	3
we haue deserued to	3
are appointed in edinburgh	3
being full of variety	3
after the french fashion	3
it is necessary and	3
that ever famous thomas	3
of much money forth	3
few who may not	3
that the saids sheriffs	3
dearth is greatly increased	3
fruits of the field	3
committed to them by	3
into the bowels of	3
there is ability of	3
price of corne hath	3
to be true in	3
otherwise to open their	3
it is a very	3
the vintners and baxters	3
sheriff deput of aberdeen	3
them to be a	3
defenders of the faith	3
have more to the	3
shall be therefore severely	3
prizes of victuals within	3
of parliament execute upon	3
the calamity of the	3
or bring by sea	3
man to a dearth	3
or dearer selling of	3
as if it had	3
forasmuch as by several	3
shall be esteemed and	3
but that which is	3
as shall be found	3
the not due observance	3
in the british library	3
the staff of life	3
of all other the	3
to be sodden in	3
and obviating the inconveniencies	3
pay duty as before	3
by any man to	3
most nourishing of all	3
by several acts of	3
demeaned as ockerers and	3
care that all mercats	3
a great part of	3
in a manner no	3
present all that they	3
are first to be	3
vapours of the air	3
imported to pay duty	3
ordaining all victuall to	3
that notwithstanding of any	3
were first brought from	3
fellow of the colledg	3
of the colledg of	3
for them which are	3
and if they be	3
for the paroch of	3
victual coming to fair	3
how meats differ in	3
of the same nature	3
be of the like	3
forbidden by several acts	3
and to the trade	3
of fish in respect	3
be presented to mercats	3
the original text notes	3
but upon one dish	3
the ordinary price to	3
that variety of meats	3
and whereof the tenor	3
best when they are	3
any contract or promise	3
made into tart stuff	3
be imported to pay	3
by the present scarcity	3
acts of parliament against	3
take them out of	3
they shall be therefore	3
if it be a	3
information given to the	3
they are full of	3
and that without a	3
the present scarcity and	3
when they are almost	3
former acts and proclamation	3
milk is fittest for	3
proclamation for the prizes	3
and the persons convict	3
the first fault in	3
they be kept in	3
of the generation of	3
fined for the first	3
and to cause put	3
proclamation against the importation	3
witnesses anent the importation	3
never good till it	3
may it doe you	3
said victual in girnels	3
no more then a	3
the beasts of the	3
the th day of	3
the pain of escheat	3
as by several acts	3
effectlesse in this life	3
and holds it to	3
drumsuie or his deputs	3
and to the mercat	3
especially if they be	3
and that it is	3
in the yeares of	3
upon the growth of	3
either to thresh out	3
to his most sacred	3
of victual to a	3
duty in the premisses	3
exportation of victual furth	3
the beginning of dinner	3
good may it doe	3
find the ordinary price	3
hundred and fourty eight	3
and expose the same	3
treatise of cleanness in	3
and there in our	3
victuall to be imported	3
search to be made	3
the end of the	3
the admirable teeth and	3
variety of meats is	3
all that they have	3
the first sort are	3
intimation of our pleasure	3
allowing the import of	3
of variety and witty	3
were in old time	3
privy council shall see	3
arnoldus de villa nova	3
proclamation discharging the export	3
parliament for prohibiting the	3
charge all magistrats of	3
and search to be	3
all sheriffs of shires	3
to rule for the	3
preparing all sorts of	3
the second part of	3
concerning the preparation of	3
the tenor of the	3
to the saids statutes	3
victual shall be in	3
be observed in the	3
is thought fit to	3
they are a most	3
of diet there be	3
the trade upon the	3
only a good stomacke	3
as the lords of	3
the sheriff deput of	3
and full liberty to	3
command and charge all	3
where the air hath	3
not to be feared	3
expose the same for	3
much good may it	3
fit to cause re	3
that they will not	3
is not inflicted immediately	3
he is of a	3
and that which nature	3
the prices of victuals	3
are the curses of	3
and pleasant of taste	3
that according to the	3
of men and women	3
sorts of food used	3
the lords of councill	3
holds it to a	3
it is statute by	3
punish a sinfull nation	3
on a common curse	3
flesh of wild beasts	3
yet god is not	3
rules comprizing and discovering	3
the time of pestilence	3
the smell of a	3
printer to their most	3
they that feed upon	3
abiding and feeding chiefly	3
as it is in	3
saids sheriffs and officers	3
take care that all	3
so much the more	3
have received the said	3
the time in the	3
command and charge the	3
to doe their duties	3
are not subject to	3
reign the second year	3
needful for their own	3
and fellow of the	3
in a short time	3
of the admirable teeth	3
to give us meat	3
our reign the second	3
the blessing of seasonable	3
and for the third	3
at the general sessions	3
for the first fault	3
shall fail in their	3
two of the saids	3
advertisement by the sheriff	3
and it is thought	3
the said victual to	3
seaven dishes of meate	3
the order of the	3
against the importation of	3
action of the stomach	3
neither flesh nor fish	3
and ordaining all victuall	3
men out of consumptions	3
be vpon the head	3
live long in health	3
and that the same	3
to cause put the	3
and that free of	3
which time they are	3
as we use them	3
of that which we	3
to which is added	3
and places where they	3
parliament execute upon them	3
to the commissioners of	3
importing and bringing from	3
be fined for the	3
victual to fair or	3
in strange and true	3
for their own persons	3
the lawes of nations	3
for the buying of	3
that they have more	3
whereby the prices of	3
i doubt not but	3
ready to be sold	3
cold in the first	3
for the prizes of	3
against importing victual from	3
charge the keepers up	3
the quantity of meats	3
or victual coming to	3
mercats and fairs be	3
to their most excellent	3
the staffe of bread	3
that none may pretend	3
they are ill for	3
forth of this kingdom	3
commissioners of our thesaury	3
air hath not its	3
persons to import victual	3
of great import to	3
that which is good	3
in the night time	3
there be any such	3
rule for the time	3
mouth of the stomach	3
for the prices of	3
be read at each	3
the generation of this	3
make the saids acts	3
enlarged by christopher bennet	3
lords of councill their	3
foresaids acts of parliament	3
as i said before	3
or fish be the	3
the keepers up of	3
the blood of beasts	3
prices of victuals within	3
it is in all	3
upon them with all	3
the preparation of food	3
strengthen the hands of	3
and the benefits of	3
because it is of	3
more blessed to giue	3
the one half thereof	3
houses where the victual	3
the action of the	3
to be nothing but	3
victual to a dearth	3
in open and ordinary	3
publick intimation of our	3
if it be sodden	3
for the third to	3
three sorts of people	3
out of matthew paris	3
shall bee on the	3
makes any contract or	3
library and art gallery	3
used in this nation	3
this license and liberty	3
and allowing the import	3
and the differences thereof	3
are good at all	3
all other is most	3
forth of this realm	3
to be known generally	3
be therefore severely punished	3
and dearth is greatly	3
it be too much	3
to the trade upon	3
and you shall have	3
officers to doe their	2
is never out of	2
them proclaimed at their	2
will not be amiss	2
printed for the author	2
time of the year	2
both of body and	2
our reign the twenty	2
not in like manner	2
and that it was	2
which maketh them to	2
through length of time	2
sinfull nation with famine	2
pounds scots per boll	2
or any other iudgement	2
are so subject to	2
the other side of	2
undersubscryving in relation to	2
a peece of flesh	2
the poorer sort may	2
the best wheat seventeen	2
for if it be	2
being twelve shilling per	2
of right ought to	2
leith to make the	2
as that which is	2
simply of all other	2
are found by experience	2
of its own nature	2
and fittest for hot	2
effect of these curses	2
the beefe was purchased	2
pliny may be credited	2
reason that we should	2
the best bear meal	2
doe with mine owne	2
weeks space preceeding the	2
of the use of	2
fatter and tenderer then	2
wit the best wheat	2
duly considered the saids	2
nevertheless i deny not	2
the corne is not	2
of a good taste	2
they which are taken	2
inflicted immediately by the	2
if you draw them	2
the twenty sixth day	2
a hot loyne of	2
eat too much of	2
edinburgh the ninth day	2
differences of fish in	2
you shall be blessed	2
far from being poisonable	2
as though they were	2
this sort of uncleanness	2
importation of victuall scotland	2
and the foresaid prices	2
being eaten at the	2
to the baillies of	2
set it on fire	2
were not able to	2
to their full growth	2
at the lower mess	2
the lords of his	2
to breake the staffe	2
victual into this kingdom	2
of all of them	2
and unlawfully keeped up	2
with a good stomacke	2
time of our lives	2
as is mentioned before	2
thou shalt not haue	2
it be too old	2
the sweetest meat of	2
pursued with a common	2
is necessary and convenient	2
fed but upon one	2
the effect none may	2
but the flesh of	2
act of his majesties	2
up of victual to	2
to eat too much	2
nourishment to hot stomachs	2
sodden in the water	2
and that eunuchs are	2
seing that through the	2
most honourable privy council	2
the victual escheated to	2
cold and dry through	2
when they are young	2
for edward dight dwelling	2
printed by john bill	2
to god alone to	2
to reuenge their wrongs	2
is written of the	2
are best in the	2
incurr the tinsel of	2
that the smell of	2
a german bishop deuoured	2
now we are come	2
outwards both of beasts	2
as well as in	2
with a design to	2
flesh is very hard	2
tenth day of may	2
in age and sex	2
discharge the exporting forth	2
beginning of dinner or	2
the best victual and	2
the broth of a	2
such living creatures and	2
which now he is	2
of which they were	2
of the like substance	2
soit qui mal y	2
is more blessed to	2
cup of small beere	2
were the authors of	2
seventeen pounds scots per	2
publication and intimation hereof	2
and acts of parliament	2
drumsuie and his deputs	2
men and women of	2
the necessary use and	2
white horse in pauls	2
and conveened this day	2
though the people do	2
many sorts of flesh	2
proven to be exported	2
small birds being young	2
his own letter written	2
are best before they	2
shilling eight pennies per	2
to shew how many	2
till they have been	2
in the like sort	2
be eaten in the	2
flesh of wild fowl	2
in the veins and	2
the hurt of others	2
before the said merchandize	2
another of a german	2
written in november last	2
curses are not effectlesse	2
the victual is keeped	2
to prevent the generation	2
manner of eating without	2
to send through copies	2
how it is made	2
be of a sweet	2
meal to be binding	2
the hands of the	2
twelve pounds per boll	2
it is proper to	2
endure until the first	2
the tinsel of moveables	2
we thinke of them	2
without meat or drink	2
best barley bear thirteen	2
as to turn into	2
have not their free	2
pike or a conger	2
are much troubled with	2
i will not here	2
is of a cold	2
the nature of the	2
make up the feast	2
objections against variety of	2
doe with his owne	2
unless they be very	2
in accepting any seruice	2
it never so well	2
or otherways contrary to	2
prices of the said	2
dight dwelling in excester	2
sic subscribitur john clerk	2
at eight pounds per	2
in meal or malt	2
be by them proclaimed	2
of glasgow for the	2
hurtful to the stomach	2
is of good nourishment	2
put it into the	2
that all over with	2
least hurtful to the	2
recorded in the sederunt	2
then eat them with	2
the best way of	2
accepting any seruice done	2
the best sugar is	2
generation of such vermin	2
mine owne what i	2
healey text and markup	2
estc r this keyboarded	2
for they began their	2
beds also of the	2
or badgers of corne	2
so far from being	2
said act of privy	2
proceed from old beds	2
we are come to	2
in the eares of	2
the best oat meal	2
all manner of good	2
guilty of this sinne	2
and such as have	2
of excellent good nourishment	2
for the bread of	2
to be the feer	2
that they are of	2
they give much nourishment	2
of the greater sort	2
their husk they eate	2
the matter of diet	2
exact tryal of the	2
and all other our	2
be eaten with sugar	2
clean sweet beds also	2
and power of the	2
i doe goe away	2
let every man take	2
of a german bishop	2
of irish or other	2
good airs and the	2
is corne and wine	2
a very sweet and	2
the necessity of bread	2
written prices may be	2
of these should discourage	2
and settled prices until	2
what shall i doe	2
certification that if they	2
they are unfit for	2
and a thin diet	2
out of a sacke	2
sheriffs and others as	2
reward more emphatically layd	2
yea though it be	2
and easie of concoction	2
immediately by the hand	2
rather to be counted	2
is to be preferred	2
a story out of	2
in the like manner	2
a charity sometimes in	2
charitas de sacculo non	2
best oats twelve pounds	2
no doubt they were	2
as it were the	2
so wholesome a meat	2
what persons buys victual	2
of a cold and	2
at a reasonable price	2
and mary by the	2
cold and moist complexions	2
that who buyes any	2
for want of other	2
plato calleth it jupiters	2
to be sent to	2
the mouths of rivers	2
rams flesh and ewes	2
they are of the	2
the greater sort of	2
because they are nothing	2
to them at a	2
sturgeon like an old	2
he is putting to	2
on the contrary side	2
of two sorts of	2
will be a great	2
commissioners of supply for	2
becomes dull and heavy	2
recorded to have made	2
at the sign of	2
that it is over	2
thousand six hundred ninety	2
day of june and	2
power of the digestive	2
as by his own	2
are to be taken	2
given and committed to	2
is questioned by some	2
possess the whole body	2
it is more blessed	2
a pike or a	2
is made of their	2
that he told his	2
but if you would	2
fish were first eaten	2
them by the foresaid	2
in time of dearth	2
feer and settled prices	2
common sinne drawes on	2
that he was not	2
tenor of the saids	2
would have it so	2
him who selleth charitably	2
who shall diswade any	2
as they shall think	2
their wrongs with cursings	2
two sinnes of the	2
king of great britain	2
any thing the more	2
in a manner all	2
sent to the baillies	2
these curses are not	2
with mine owne what	2
are not good but	2
charity sometimes in selling	2
he will not be	2
sweetest meat of all	2
the preparation of them	2
having taken true and	2
it is not to	2
were wont to do	2
foresaid prices so settled	2
of june and of	2
up and consuming the	2
a cup of sacke	2
being come to the	2
as be neither flesh	2
should discourage vs from	2
are nothing but sea	2
dress them after this	2
the benefit of the	2
corrected in the time	2
all flesh and fish	2
both to god and	2
with bread steept in	2
and exact tryal of	2
victual or keeps stacks	2
teach vs to acknowledge	2
baillie of the regality	2
the time of want	2
sent by them to	2
to the foresaid laws	2
to the stomach and	2
it is the mother	2
of their own dung	2
bringing from forreign countries	2
of all being met	2
it above all meats	2
the very smel of	2
as being of a	2
a bill of fare	2
the time is not	2
the head of the	2
regalities and their deputs	2
who selleth charitably in	2
be they never so	2
discourage vs from charitable	2
side of the hole	2
i must write of	2
girnels victual or keeps	2
to the fountaine of	2
cry for bread grascome	2
in edinburgh and leith	2
which argueth them to	2
at our court at	2
curses god will blesse	2
prices until the first	2
lords for that effect	2
bill and christopher barker	2
is the cause of	2
too cold and moist	2
to strengthen the hands	2
difference of fish in	2
i could tell you	2
at sixteen shilling six	2
first to be eaten	2
sold on london bridge	2
iustly caused curse of	2
one day of july	2
their flesh is most	2
david crawfurd of drumsuie	2
of them which are	2
are appointed by the	2
by them to the	2
in the sweat of	2
the wholesomest and lightest	2
of the whole world	2
that they be not	2
when it is most	2
for the paroches of	2
not be as well	2
other is to be	2
curse of the people	2
of christ should be	2
ninth day of june	2
the markets are their	2
contented with that which	2
their flesh as fire	2
our variety of dishes	2
wheat seventeen pounds scots	2
by john bill and	2
and in spite of	2
shall become of them	2
being of a very	2
that the woman was	2
of a good nourishment	2
of such living creatures	2
the stomach and kidneys	2
dominorum secreti concilii gilb	2
fill that up with	2
the hinder parts are	2
both the teeth and	2
famine is not inflicted	2
them to doe their	2
as much as would	2
of digestion then any	2
stoppings of the brest	2
and then to be	2
above written prices may	2
be recorded in the	2
the other of a	2
majesties most honourable privy	2
owne what i list	2
in all his life	2
and want of exercise	2
parliament or book of	2
the foresaid merchandize and	2
with eating too many	2
and a half long	2
when she came first	2
in november last he	2
because it is full	2
stand in corners of	2
though it be not	2
or message for raising	2
after the example of	2
it falleth out in	2
these should discourage vs	2
when they are old	2
any colour of craft	2
who did import the	2
offensive to the stomach	2
and ninety six years	2
teeth shewing from what	2
the finest and best	2
meats and drinks of	2
and having taken true	2
one of his men	2
to procure a dearth	2
and going out with	2
by the hand of	2
of our reigne of	2
but only upon forestalling	2
for a man of	2
ten shilling per peck	2
and discharge the exporting	2
to dig a hole	2
sequestrat by the foresaid	2
many thousand quarters of	2
the last day of	2
to make up the	2
observed in the eating	2
the foresaid acts of	2
to magistrates and officers	2
on the right hand	2
sodden in fat broth	2
they are nothing but	2
of the persons foresaids	2
one of the most	2
of his majesties household	2
the mother of lust	2
the poore and needy	2
because it is the	2
three or four daies	2
and abuse of sawces	2
or a bad nourishment	2
seemeth to be nothing	2
end of the back	2
being taken when they	2
taken true and exact	2
to stay at home	2
them at a reasonable	2
and the victual escheated	2
second part of the	2
not so wholesome as	2
life of man can	2
my self have known	2
and reason telleth us	2
daies by the heels	2
even so it is	2
betwixt sweet and soure	2
from out the stomach	2
or any other such	2
such forestallers may be	2
to presume to sell	2
whilst it is new	2
third day of may	2
the wheyish part of	2
they are best broild	2
as the act bears	2
of it is very	2
of a middle sise	2
them out of the	2
a sufficient number of	2
are not so hard	2
as it were suffocated	2
so far from nourishing	2
burghs within the shire	2
hot out of the	2
of the saids commissions	2
dwelling in little st	2
in low and moist	2
ought to have been	2
and other officers both	2
of the power given	2
before you eat them	2
to the whole body	2
incite those who are	2
agreeing with all times	2
the reason whereof is	2
for such curses god	2
the best barley bear	2
to make them more	2
foresaid merchandize and victual	2
does certainly lose its	2
what shalt thou doe	2
when the sun is	2
letter written in november	2
of what estate or	2
by reason that it	2
girnals by any man	2
the highest prices of	2
for the time of	2
that it was a	2
the sinne of with	2
eaten at the beginning	2
the mountaine of cursing	2
of dinner or supper	2
order of the alphabet	2
every man knows that	2
best way to prepare	2
as hard of digestion	2
and as he was	2
that these curses are	2
to get a little	2
but that they were	2
sorts of diet there	2
under all highest pains	2
aberdeen the twenty fourth	2
presently to be eaten	2
of the most filthy	2
baillies of burghs within	2
people that dwell therein	2
that all such forestallers	2
and act of council	2
meat till it be	2
mingled with a little	2
six hundred ninety six	2
as it is not	2
grant license and full	2
not when they are	2
they which live in	2
the riches of the	2
as fast as i	2
in the heat of	2
this sort of people	2
say vnto their mothers	2
settles the highest prices	2
fourteenth day of december	2
or messengers at arms	2
be of divers sorts	2
of man can hardly	2
sort of people are	2
it will be a	2
corn of all sorts	2
seeth them in wine	2
the prices of the	2
butcher and his wife	2
one of white wine	2
and leith to make	2
to those who are	2
inconveniencies that follow thereupon	2
so dry as to	2
it is soon concocted	2
it is written of	2
last he doth informe	2
june and of our	2
a mile or two	2
ab ovo ad mala	2
meat they feed on	2
in the wilderness onely	2
yet are they of	2
to use hippocrates his	2
who buyes any merchandize	2
and true use of	2
the sight of the	2
you shall have no	2
to be given to	2
may not vse their	2
venemous and foul things	2
original in the henry	2
of certain beasts and	2
and to be eaten	2
our reign the eleventh	2
and yet give good	2
the brain and heart	2
to be eaten first	2
be prescribed to any	2
of these nabals haue	2
and faithfull in distributing	2
yet a good fruit	2
were not seen in	2
their meinzie to new	2
so much as to	2
be the feer and	2
act of parliament or	2
is to endure until	2
to thresh for the	2
hundred ninety six years	2
newcomb for samuel thomson	2
good way to correct	2
if they failzie therein	2
are to be preferred	2
found by experience to	2
offered to be exported	2
preferred before all others	2
seruice done at his	2
act of the third	2
the pittifull estate of	2
living creatures and meats	2
in the spring time	2
but this famine is	2
bishop deuoured by rats	2
in time of extremity	2
of birds and beasts	2
she would eat no	2
when people are sick	2
all the rest of	2
who in time of	2
if pliny may be	2
is not for the	2
act james the second	2
and did eat them	2
at the full of	2
them that which is	2
keepe but mine owne	2
not to trouble you	2
which thou sufferest to	2
officers of the land	2
many sorts of diet	2
the sweat of his	2
of the people that	2
strictly prohibit and discharge	2
reigne of great britaine	2
global rekeyed and resubmitted	2
if it be eaten	2
wherein diet consisteth materially	2
them with all rigour	2
baillies of regalities and	2
them of that which	2
it is not for	2
the borderers of the	2
growth and increase of	2
and shortness of breath	2
a couple of fat	2
is a manifest argument	2
otherwise they are of	2
water out of which	2
the sun is powerful	2