quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	1281
in the county of	830
represented either as utf	372
characters represented either as	372
english books online text	366
books online text creation	366
online text creation partnership	366
of the work described	365
markup reviewed and edited	365
encoded text transcribed from	365
assigned for keying and	365
text and markup reviewed	365
tcp assigned for keying	365
this keyboarded and encoded	365
the work described above	365
providing financial support to	365
and coded from proquest	365
institutions providing financial support	365
coded from proquest page	365
and markup reviewed and	365
work described above is	365
financial support to the	365
the early english books	365
images scanned from microfilm	365
described above is co	365
the institutions providing financial	365
encoded edition of the	365
edition of the work	365
owned by the institutions	365
and encoded edition of	365
keyboarded and encoded edition	365
to the early english	365
support to the early	365
by the institutions providing	365
keyed and coded from	365
for keying and markup	365
from proquest page images	365
to the terms of	364
according to the terms	363
the text can be	362
this phase i text	362
even for commercial purposes	362
text can be copied	362
terms of creative commons	362
is available for reuse	362
all without asking permission	362
phase i text is	362
i text is available	362
the terms of creative	362
text is available for	362
ocm this keyboarded and	268
estc r ocm this	265
r ocm this keyboarded	265
the house of commons	264
reproduction of original in	259
the rest of the	223
the lord lieutenant and	222
the parliament of england	222
by the lord lieutenant	211
lord lieutenant and council	210
iv tiff page images	209
in the time of	199
that can be made	189
was divided into two	188
and are to be	188
if there was a	187
that in all likelihood	187
mnemonic sdata character entities	186
have been transformed into	186
quantities of textual data	186
some errors will remain	186
project restraints of time	186
was based on the	186
due credit and attribution	186
based on the text	186
encoded texts based on	186
editorial teams in oxford	186
into placeholder characters or	186
request that due credit	186
image sets published by	186
overall quality of tcp	186
transcribed and encoded texts	186
standards were returned to	186
corrected where possible up	186
unicode or tei g	186
the tei in libraries	186
the text encoding initiative	186
level of the tei	186
selection was based on	186
of tcp data is	186
later edition of a	186
partnership between the universities	186
for accuracy and those	186
number of works in	186
will never have been	186
or for an anonymous	186
the print record of	186
illegibles were encoded as	186
the publisher proquest to	186
copies of the texts	186
page images in accordance	186
with level of the	186
markup guidelines are available	186
created during phase of	186
text with mnemonic sdata	186
in of gaps by	186
included and sometimes a	186
users should bear in	186
are to be sold	186
and oxford and the	186
to a limit of	186
and characters marked as	186
on the image sets	186
compelling reason to do	186
can now take and	186
notably latin and welsh	186
although there are a	186
texts for their own	186
where possible up to	186
divided into two phases	186
changes to facilitate morpho	186
was proofread for accuracy	186
cambridge bibliography of english	186
sets published by proquest	186
of the texts have	186
available at the text	186
marked as illegible were	186
and therefore of any	186
unicode or text strings	186
will remain and some	186
and the publisher proquest	186
keyers to be redone	186
is a partnership between	186
been looked at by	186
reflect the true nature	186
chose to create diplomatic	186
bear in mind that	186
elements of known extent	186
remaining illegibles were encoded	186
first editions of a	186
transcription and basic encoding	186
external keying companies for	186
in english were prioritized	186
characters or elements to	186
and linked to page	186
wide variety of subject	186
for their own purposes	186
up to a limit	186
ascii text with mnemonic	186
users should be aware	186
characters will be marked	186
in accordance with level	186
of each text was	186
quality of tcp data	186
title published between and	186
the filling in of	186
attribution is given to	186
within the usual project	186
returned to the keyers	186
therefore chose to create	186
and sometimes a second	186
a works in english	186
simplify the filling in	186
creation partnership web site	186
of a works in	186
a number of works	186
tcp files to tei	186
and use these texts	186
the encoding was enhanced	186
textual data within the	186
any assumptions that can	186
intended to range over	186
to the keyers to	186
of any assumptions that	186
opposed to critical editions	186
for transcription and basic	186
to encode one copy	186
works in english were	186
to tei p using	186
of works in other	186
characters marked as illegible	186
aimed to produce large	186
are available at the	186
produce large quantities of	186
possible up to a	186
files to tei p	186
variety of subject areas	186
edition of a work	186
based on the image	186
a partnership between the	186
proofread for accuracy and	186
take and use these	186
will be marked as	186
the general aim of	186
and markup guidelines are	186
project was divided into	186
carried out by editorial	186
given to their original	186
then carried out by	186
with changes to facilitate	186
be marked as illegible	186
the new cambridge bibliography	186
were encoded as gap	186
and therefore chose to	186
published by proquest via	186
accuracy and those which	186
we respectfully request that	186
of known extent have	186
made about the data	186
corrected and characters marked	186
was enhanced and or	186
of michigan and oxford	186
tcp is to encode	186
text creation partnership web	186
extent have been transformed	186
out by editorial teams	186
created by converting tcp	186
accordance with level of	186
these processes should make	186
assumptions that can be	186
project have been released	186
limit of instances per	186
the true nature of	186
was a compelling reason	186
at by a tcp	186
p using tcp tei	186
true nature of the	186
public domain as of	186
processed by university of	186
instances will never have	186
use these texts for	186
each text was proofread	186
to create accurately transcribed	186
sets were sent to	186
the universities of michigan	186
tcp is a partnership	186
second or later edition	186
placeholder characters or elements	186
on the new cambridge	186
tei in libraries guidelines	186
data is very good	186
was then carried out	186
a work was chosen	186
of the print record	186
encoding was enhanced and	186
work was chosen if	186
publisher proquest to create	186
text was proofread for	186
the text creation partnership	186
sent to external keying	186
such instances will never	186
and available in eebo	186
of the process of	186
new cambridge bibliography of	186
any remaining illegibles were	186
to create diplomatic transcriptions	186
released into the public	186
and encoded texts based	186
qa standards were returned	186
of the tei in	186
processes should make clear	186
were encoded and linked	186
teams in oxford and	186
texts based on the	186
enhanced and or corrected	186
assurance was then carried	186
are eligible for inclusion	186
chosen if there was	186
issued variously as sgml	186
were returned to the	186
process of creating the	186
to page images in	186
proquest to create accurately	186
and or corrected and	186
keying companies for transcription	186
is to encode one	186
image sets were sent	186
the image sets published	186
on the text encoding	186
companies for transcription and	186
all likelihood such instances	186
known extent have been	186
a compelling reason to	186
by converting tcp files	186
or later edition of	186
errors will remain and	186
to range over a	186
oxford and the publisher	186
transformed into placeholder characters	186
tcp project was divided	186
understanding these processes should	186
at the text creation	186
not meet qa standards	186
tei p using tcp	186
works in other languages	186
or elements to simplify	186
encoded as gap s	186
universities of michigan and	186
but we respectfully request	186
texts were encoded and	186
into the public domain	186
and attribution is given	186
based on the new	186
were sent to external	186
create accurately transcribed and	186
in all likelihood such	186
phase of the project	186
encoded and linked to	186
texts created during phase	186
gaps by user contributors	186
general aim of eebo	186
michigan and oxford and	186
nature of the print	186
over a wide variety	186
reason to do so	186
therefore of any assumptions	186
of creating the tcp	186
be aware of the	186
text strings within braces	186
and those which did	186
works are eligible for	186
these texts for their	186
published between and available	186
remain and some readable	186
should bear in mind	186
of instances per text	186
gap elements of known	186
were corrected where possible	186
creating the tcp texts	186
of the project have	186
usually the first edition	186
sometimes a second or	186
be made about the	186
the keyers to be	186
of textual data within	186
restraints of time and	186
tcp aimed to produce	186
to reflect the true	186
accurately transcribed and encoded	186
whichever is the greater	186
or tei g elements	186
then their works are	186
language title published between	186
texts have been issued	186
for an anonymous work	186
by university of nebraska	186
to simplify the filling	186
a limit of instances	186
their early english books	186
the process of creating	186
mind that in all	186
readable characters will be	186
with mnemonic sdata character	186
the project have been	186
the public domain as	186
elements to simplify the	186
between the universities of	186
of a work was	186
the texts were encoded	186
now take and use	186
by editorial teams in	186
there are a number	186
should make clear that	186
have been looked at	186
converting tcp files to	186
editions of a works	186
which did not meet	186
been released into the	186
between and available in	186
is given to their	186
was intended to range	186
likelihood such instances will	186
print record of the	186
to produce large quantities	186
during phase of the	186
there was a compelling	186
and some readable characters	186
have been issued variously	186
via their early english	186
been transformed into placeholder	186
the texts have been	186
are a number of	186
should be aware of	186
usual project restraints of	186
images in accordance with	186
have been released into	186
the overall quality of	186
in oxford and michigan	186
structural encoding based on	186
tcp data is very	186
in mind that in	186
as opposed to critical	186
to external keying companies	186
selection was intended to	186
large quantities of textual	186
meet qa standards were	186
of every monographic english	186
while the overall quality	186
some readable characters will	186
encoding based on the	186
keying and markup guidelines	186
did not meet qa	186
credit and attribution is	186
those which did not	186
or corrected and characters	186
linked to page images	186
text selection was based	186
mainly structural encoding based	186
anyone can now take	186
a wide variety of	186
was chosen if there	186
looked at by a	186
bibliography of english literature	186
by a tcp editor	186
domain as of january	186
to their original source	186
illegible were corrected where	186
quality assurance was then	186
of gaps by user	186
range over a wide	186
proquest via their early	186
never have been looked	186
their works are eligible	186
can be made about	186
aware of the process	186
a second or later	186
by proquest via their	186
been issued variously as	186
that due credit and	186
as illegible were corrected	186
guidelines are available at	186
of time and funding	186
data within the usual	186
or text strings within	186
respectfully request that due	186
filling in of gaps	186
the usual project restraints	186
record of the period	186
for the most part	183
the crown of england	181
in the name of	181
that support the display	179
of text r in	179
the tcp digital transcription	179
restoring the text the	179
version of the tcp	179
has not been fully	179
textual changes aim at	179
has been tokenized and	179
spellings that support the	179
or stationer meant to	179
by amateur and professional	179
linguistically annotated with morphadorner	179
r in the english	179
the text more computationally	179
includes standard spellings that	179
aim at making the	179
a text in a	179
text the author or	179
in a standardized format	179
in the english short	179
format that preserves archaic	179
annotation includes standard spellings	179
stationer meant to publish	179
of the tcp digital	179
tokenized and linguistically annotated	179
standardized format that preserves	179
end users from many	179
professional end users from	179
curation by amateur and	179
this text is an	179
enriched version of the	179
not been fully proofread	179
the english short title	179
making the text more	179
based collaborative curation by	179
a standardized format that	179
the text has been	179
been tokenized and linguistically	179
from many walks of	179
author or stationer meant	179
many walks of life	179
an enriched version of	179
and professional end users	179
display of a text	179
support the display of	179
at restoring the text	179
changes and metadata enrichments	179
that preserves archaic forms	179
english short title catalog	179
and metadata enrichments aim	179
changes aim at restoring	179
text in a standardized	179
enrichments aim at making	179
at making the text	179
text is an enriched	179
text has not been	179
and suitable for network	179
and linguistically annotated with	179
aim at restoring the	179
text more computationally tractable	179
the author or stationer	179
text has been tokenized	179
standard spellings that support	179
collaborative curation by amateur	179
users from many walks	179
of a text in	179
text r in the	179
is an enriched version	179
been fully proofread approx	179
the annotation includes standard	179
the display of a	179
metadata enrichments aim at	179
amateur and professional end	179
this text has not	179
the text the author	179
textual changes and metadata	179
tcp digital transcription a	178
a of text r	178
digital transcription a of	178
transcription a of text	178
logarbo text and markup	160
logarbo sampled and proofread	160
to be sold by	160
mona logarbo text and	160
mona logarbo sampled and	160
a barony in the	160
barony in the p	160
spi global keyed and	158
global keyed and coded	158
iv tiff page image	156
the name of god	148
from time to time	148
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of the county of	145
town in the p	142
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the day of judgement	140
lords justices and council	137
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the greatest part of	131
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under the command of	126
the kingdom of ireland	126
the lords justices and	125
of the house of	125
or any of them	122
a town in the	121
this text in the	118
the rate of defects	118
category of texts with	118
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covantage keyed and coded	118
words puts this text	118
apex covantage keyed and	118
rate of defects per	118
the city of dublin	117
notes for div a	114
god save the king	113
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i estc r ocm	106
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the kings most excellent	100
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aptara keyed and coded	89
the castle of dublin	87
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royal blazon or coat	86
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at the council chamber	85
of texts with between	85
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of king edward the	85
a great part of	85
the council chamber in	84
the th day of	83
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council chamber in dublin	83
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the society of antiquaries	83
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the hands of the	78
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one thousand six hundred	76
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the end of the	75
diev et mon droit	75
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by the lord deputy	74
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qvi mal y pense	73
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king henry the second	71
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honi soit qvi mal	70
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the kingdome of ireland	65
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the time of transcription	61
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pense royal blazon or	59
the marquess of ormond	59
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copy of a letter	36
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thomas lord viscount dillon	35
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river in the p	34
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confederate catholicks of ireland	34
said thomas lord viscount	33
the truth of the	33
in the kingdom of	33
the beginning of this	33
and this is the	33
general governour of ireland	33
that it was the	33
sent in a letter	33
into the fire of	33
the said lord lieutenant	33
the county of tipperary	33
the names of the	33
a river in the	33
the marquis of ormond	33
and that they were	33
printed by john crook	33
in the way of	33
to make use of	33
as if they had	33
the honourable house of	33
of the whole kingdom	33
the county of monaghan	32
the day of iudgement	32
of the court of	32
whereas we are informed	32
any seven or more	32
seven or more of	32
and on the south	32
the high court of	32
in the behalf of	32
of force in ireland	32
the rebels in ireland	32
be said to be	32
in the first place	32
the earle of ormond	32
one and the same	32
the north of ireland	32
the earl of castlehaven	32
strictly charge and command	32
the county of clare	32
for the relief of	32
honourable house of commons	32
it is divided into	32
all and every the	32
day of this instant	31
the time of his	31
the pains of hell	31
to conclude a peace	31
to the laws of	31
the county of dublin	31
in regard of the	31
of his majesties revenue	31
of ireland to the	31
he it is that	31
of the said city	31
that they may be	31
forthwith printed and published	31
the commissioners of the	31
the words of the	31
the earl of strafford	31
to the bishop of	31
in pursuance of the	31
in the case of	31
that he had been	31
in england and ireland	31
in the act of	31
by reason of their	31
of the lords and	31
and gerrald fennell esquires	31
or any seven or	31
the manner of the	31
the law of england	31
to take notice of	31
and that he would	31
commons assembled in parliament	31
the person of the	31
that he was in	31
general of the army	30
chief governour or governours	30
that the parliament of	30
has on the east	30
the d category of	30
huber text and markup	30
d category of texts	30
or cause to be	30
the county of longford	30
his wife and children	30
d the rate of	30
in time of peace	30
of the king of	30
text in the d	30
in the d category	30
copie of a letter	30
as soon as the	30
see kitab el tenoir	30
that there is no	30
huber sampled and proofread	30
a great deal of	30
o ye that believe	30
a county in the	30
lord president of munster	30
that it may be	29
of the king and	29
of a letter sent	29
officers of his majesties	29
at the beginning of	29
and that the said	29
to be in the	29
iustices of the peace	29
the first year of	29
by the help of	29
in the behalfe of	29
other parts of the	29
of those that were	29
and commons in parliament	29
mo a wing c	29
of the articles of	29
are not able to	29
county in the p	29
the glory of god	29
high court of parliament	29
whatsoever is in heaven	29
thomason e estc r	29
acts of settlement and	29
be forthwith printed and	29
lieutenant general and general	29
of the th of	29
this informant and his	29
the execution of the	29
and the next day	29
and xml conversion diev	29
if it had been	29
the chief of the	29
of the castle of	29
e estc r this	29
of the reign of	29
the i le of	29
are not to be	29
and between the said	28
and that they had	28
the destruction of the	28
out of this kingdom	28
viscount dillon of costologh	28
by the advice of	28
and was buried in	28
the marquess of clanrickard	28
of settlement and explanation	28
original in huntington library	28
in a great measure	28
lord lieutenant general and	28
and some of them	28
of original in huntington	28
kings most excellent majestie	28
of edward the third	28
esq for the county	28
the said earl of	28
i doubt not but	28
the rest of his	28
there can be no	28
the presence of the	28
greatest part of them	28
by the authority aforesaid	27
all his majesties subjects	27
that they might be	27
the law of nature	27
to the crowne of	27
the three and twentieth	27
and many of the	27
of the peace of	27
the county of cork	27
ordered by the commons	27
king richard the second	27
the king of france	27
the blessing of god	27
the punishment of their	27
into the way of	27
that he was a	27
to the duke of	27
under the conduct of	27
as soon as they	27
out of the said	27
and his said father	27
the peace of the	27
of england and scotland	27
imperial crown of england	27
sold by mary crook	27
as much as the	27
and knoweth all things	27
the beginning of his	27
give me leave to	27
the wealth of the	27
the day of the	27
he came to the	27
laws of the land	27
of the rebels in	27
other person or persons	27
to be of the	27
i will not say	27
in respect of the	27
a part of the	27
the th of august	27
in the hearts of	27
printed by benjamin took	27
for the safety of	27
xml conversion diev et	27
printer to the king	26
knight of the garter	26
in the possession of	26
the settlement of ireland	26
into the county of	26
the cause of the	26
not being able to	26
acts of parliament in	26
they were forced to	26
the two and twentieth	26
by the laws of	26
this kingdom of ireland	26
that it should be	26
the knights of the	26
such person or persons	26
and in the mean	26
all that is in	26
and one of the	26
will answer the contrary	26
prayers at the time	26
for the use of	26
the author of the	26
conversion diev et mon	26
in the execution of	26
the contrary at their	26
in england and scotland	26
that he would not	26
we have thought fit	26
that it is not	26
it is in length	26
is said to have	26
the kingdom of scotland	26
between the said parties	26
to the imperial crown	26
to be sold at	26
in relation to the	26
the th year of	26
informant and his said	26
to be found in	26
of the kings of	26
part of the kingdom	25
the parliaments of england	25
were not able to	25
that it was a	25
the county of armagh	25
that he had no	25
be of force in	25
of his majesties reign	25
god and his prophet	25
of the english pale	25
the county of kilkenny	25
as much as they	25
in the head of	25
to the church of	25
the case of the	25
to the castle of	25
that they are not	25
to him and his	25
that the king was	25
general and general governour	25
of the english nation	25
of the lords of	25
and liberties of the	25
the rest of their	25
of the truth of	25
in the north of	25
on the other hand	25
of the protestants in	25
in the day of	25
he was in the	25
was so far from	25
was made lord justice	25
and xml conversion c	25
in the life of	25
the king and parliament	25
to come to the	25
the face of the	25
the county of tyrone	25
the government of england	25
shall be able to	25
is in heaven and	25
the day of iudgment	25
out of the town	25
lords of the pale	25
that there should be	25
by order of the	25
as well as in	25
the space of three	25
parts of this kingdom	24
the number of them	24
that they were not	24
of the town of	24
up and down the	24
commons house of parliament	24
in any part of	24
said act of repeal	24
of all his majesties	24
oh ye that believe	24
army in this kingdom	24
the two houses of	24
from and after the	24
the booke of houth	24
such as shall be	24
king charles the first	24
in heaven and earth	24
answer the contrary at	24
for as much as	24
in the first year	24
you or any two	24
parts of the world	24
to all the world	24
on the behalf of	24
his majesties court of	24
in a letter to	24
was the first that	24
of a letter from	24
that he had not	24
member of the house	24
shall not be able	24
willcox sampled and proofread	24
the earl of kildare	24
to the people of	24
two houses of parliament	24
but to return to	24
the county of kerry	24
a letter from sir	24
the behalf of the	24
the government of ireland	24
that it is a	24
the last day of	24
annotation on thomason copy	24
wherein flow many rivers	24
a copy of a	24
the oath of supremacy	24
to the commissioners of	24
the province of vlster	24
and that in the	24
of the confederate catholiques	24
they and every of	24
and in the end	24
of the duke of	24
the earle of kildare	24
pip willcox sampled and	24
and that there was	24
and some of the	24
the county of wicklow	24
that all and every	24
the safety of the	24
the tenth day of	23
that it would be	23
the court of wards	23
an act for the	23
a estc r ocm	23
the advice of the	23
the midst of the	23
and they shall be	23
shall from time to	23
the right of the	23
the tower of london	23
they shall not be	23
for his majesties service	23
and that the same	23
i know not what	23
the lawes of england	23
the commons house of	23
the protestants in ireland	23
as much as in	23
may it please your	23
the service of the	23
have thought fit to	23
the clerk of the	23
by the said act	23
it will not be	23
the lord of the	23
the year of our	23
of the english army	23
one of the greatest	23
xml conversion c r	23
there is not a	23
his grace the duke	23
if he had not	23
the trade of ireland	23
they could not be	23
to the contrary notwithstanding	23
general of the horse	23
the earl of essex	23
command of the lord	23
by the parliament of	23
grace the duke of	23
the condition of the	23
in any of the	23
with the losse of	23
in the right way	23
with fire and sword	23
he was forced to	23
the english and the	23
a cessation of arms	23
any part of the	23
that there was not	23
of the said lands	23
and consent of the	23
one of the most	23
governour or governours of	23
his heirs and successors	23
but on the contrary	23
in all parts of	23
in the next parliament	23
in the yeare of	23
such of them as	23
two troops of horse	23
and all sorts of	23
and this was the	23
they were in the	23
and the next morning	23
by the blessing of	23
the security of the	22
that they might not	22
upon the account of	22
of king richard the	22
nobility and gentry of	22
or governours of this	22
in the kingdome of	22
r diev et mon	22
in the th of	22
clock in the morning	22
the county of yorke	22
is in length miles	22
so much the more	22
for the maintenance of	22
have been of late	22
year of king edward	22
in the latter end	22
year of his majesties	22
castle of dublin the	22
put to the sword	22
by both houses of	22
the raigne of king	22
with a party of	22
and many of them	22
to the will of	22
to the end they	22
humble petition of the	22
that the lord lieutenant	22
taken out of the	22
the twelfth year of	22
the major part of	22
sheriff of the county	22
if there be any	22
for the advancement of	22
the late king james	22
there had been no	22
the free exercise of	22
lords spiritual and temporal	22
with the loss of	22
general convention of ireland	22
act of parliament in	22
majesties court of exchequer	22
out of the way	22
he is omnipotent and	22
of all sorts of	22
thousand six hundred ninety	22
what lord do ye	22
and all other his	22
of the irish papists	22
by the king and	22
to which i answer	22
the province of connaught	22
the time to come	22
was buried in the	22
mouth of the river	22
of the children of	22
and xml conversion cr	22
of the land of	22
as if it were	22
the will of god	22
of his majesties good	22
to the kingdom of	22
the same to be	22
two or three days	22
during the time of	22
declaration for the settlement	22
the riches of the	21
of the lords justices	21
the present state of	21
and at the same	21
come out of the	21
the parliament stands prorogued	21
person or persons whatsoever	21
is one of the	21
supreame councell of the	21
most part of the	21
the bringing in of	21
that he was the	21
the west of ireland	21
and gentlemen of the	21
the general convention of	21
a party of horse	21
the first of these	21
by acts of parliament	21
one of the lords	21
our kingdom of ireland	21
the th of may	21
that they should not	21
the chief town is	21
i take to be	21
year of our lord	21
them out of the	21
lord baron of athunry	21
the county of down	21
c r diev et	21
whereas the parliament stands	21
we have thought it	21
is but one god	21
by some of the	21
and if it be	21
it is further concluded	21
a wing c estc	21
such person and persons	21
the county of lowth	21
healey sampled and proofread	21
the five and twentieth	21
the lords spiritual and	21
the order of the	21
us the lord lieutenant	21
if it be not	21
to return to the	21
that there is not	21
elspeth healey sampled and	21
the supreame councell of	21
the king in his	21
be aiding and assisting	21
the use of the	21
the life of the	21
the liberty of the	21
shall be said to	21
that it might be	21
it is not to	21
by and between the	21
came to the crown	21
of the late king	21
the oath of association	21
by an act of	21
the course of the	21
the county of waterford	21
dillon of costologh lord	21
and the earl of	21
they would not be	20
commission under the great	20
if they had been	20
as appeareth by the	20
of the irish nation	20
and most of the	20
of the kings bench	20
and that i will	20
sir phelim o neil	20
judith siefring text and	20
as if they were	20
shall be thought fit	20
as well as to	20
in a letter from	20
in his own person	20
from the time of	20
in the opinion of	20
as well in the	20
there was a great	20
judith siefring sampled and	20
of original in bodleian	20
in the mean while	20
that some of the	20
take notice of the	20
common law of england	20
the estates of the	20
such of the said	20
if he had been	20
the people of the	20
the th of april	20
wing c estc r	20
the army in ireland	20
but your own lord	20
of one of the	20
speaker of the house	20
the english in ireland	20
out of ireland into	20
the case of transplantation	20
the death of his	20
the committee of treaty	20
follow the right way	20
the command of sir	20
of some of the	20
siefring sampled and proofread	20
the prejudice of the	20
the light of the	20
for the security of	20
ye that believe in	20
that it is the	20
other part of the	20
my lord of inchiquin	20
of parliament in ireland	20
as they will answer	20
it is in the	20
a piece per diem	20
of his majesties subjects	20
the top of the	20
his majesties army in	20
number of them that	20
and the day of	20
all sorts of people	20
all his majesties good	20
that he had seen	20
of the nobility and	20
them at the day	20
siefring text and markup	20
king edward the first	20
prorogue the said parliament	20
is further graciously pleased	20
as it is in	20
for the time to	20
and was buried at	20
all the parts of	20
the advantage of the	20
was not to be	20
a declaration of the	20
by vertue of the	20
letter to the lord	20
will be pleased to	20
of the said act	20
the time of their	20
lionel duke of clarence	20
to his majesties service	20
original in bodleian library	20
of the act of	20
force in this kingdom	20
declaration on the th	20
shall think fit to	19
part of the army	19
and whereas for sundry	19
commander in chief of	19
is to be observed	19
the province of leinster	19
twentieth day of october	19
of the privy council	19
for the advantage of	19
the interest of england	19
and his majesty is	19
b category of texts	19
for a man to	19
in the end of	19
in the mouth of	19
to kill the king	19
laws of the kingdom	19
it could not be	19
a lake in the	19
to the law of	19
the law of the	19
we do hereby further	19
further to prorogue the	19
as well as of	19
fewer than defects per	19
to the mercy of	19
the gentlemen of the	19
early in the morning	19
majesties army in this	19
the county of mayo	19
have his fear before	19
c estc r ocm	19
be sold at his	19
b the rate of	19
the parliament in england	19
that they would not	19
of that our kingdom	19
of the lord of	19
texts with fewer than	19
of the english and	19
the mercy of the	19
the duke of york	19
the lord lieutenant of	19
that many of the	19
in the b category	19
if they had not	19
had a mind to	19
of the roman catholick	19
at our court at	19
the county of essex	19
members of the house	19
statutes made in england	19
to my lord of	19
annales hiberniae in camden	19
all other his majesties	19
execution of the said	19
i swear by the	19
governours of this kingdom	19
to the advantage of	19
and there is no	19
them that believe in	19
by the earle of	19
relation of the great	19
of the prince of	19
side of the river	19
of the law of	19
the common law of	19
the generality of the	19
of the parish of	19
with all manner of	19
as soon as he	19
that there is a	19
for sundry causes and	19
and xml conversion by	19
letter from the lord	19
and necessary further to	19
with fewer than defects	19
for the king to	19
called by the name	19
for the satisfaction of	19
by henry the second	19
to prorogue the said	19
costologh lord president of	19
from the lord lieutenant	19
that were with him	19
state and condition of	19
of costologh lord president	19
the county of buckingham	19
mo a wing i	19
of the value of	19
are for the most	19
in the law of	19
of the diocess of	19
the b category of	19
sundry causes and considerations	19
the county of kent	19
he did not know	19
by the hand of	19
in the next place	19
death of the king	19
committee of both houses	19
necessary further to prorogue	19
within the space of	19
whereas for sundry causes	19
of any of the	19
in christ church dublin	19
text in the b	19
of texts with fewer	19
some part of the	19
they were to be	19
in the th year	19
that as soon as	19
the trade of the	19
many of them were	19
true account of the	19
about the middle of	19
his kingdom of ireland	19
according to the laws	19
conversion c r diev	18
the heavens and earth	18
b estc r ocm	18
the commandments of god	18
at his majesties printing	18
in his divine majesty	18
the copie of a	18
the book of common	18
the house of peers	18
to have been in	18
the knowledge of the	18
untill the day of	18
lord baron of athunrie	18
that he would be	18
held a parliament at	18
this kingdom for the	18
his majesty and the	18
in ireland to the	18
of the said confederate	18
the same shall be	18
of them shall be	18
of a letter written	18
they will not be	18
the possession of the	18
the th of september	18
with the lord lieutenant	18
the wrath of god	18
xml conversion by the	18
by the late king	18
the town and castle	18
were so far from	18
by vertue of his	18
of the said court	18
and his majestie is	18
the first of may	18
or governors of this	18
the king of spain	18
the statute of the	18
by the lords and	18
to the utmost of	18
lord do ye blaspheme	18
generall assembly of the	18
the earle of desmond	18
we do hereby declare	18
number of the damned	18
is said to be	18
king james and his	18
upon pain of death	18
his majesties said letters	18
of the common law	18
the yeare of our	18
the twentieth day of	18
the th of henry	18
printed by john crooke	18
for the law of	18
the duke of berwick	18
yeare of our lord	18
xml conversion a letter	18
at home and abroad	18
and that the king	18
the commons assembled in	18
put an end to	18
of the realm of	18
of his protestant subjects	18
as long as they	18
master of the ordnance	18
a party of the	18
from the hands of	18
the said city and	18
that were in the	18
year of our reign	18
a parliament at dublin	18
of the kings subjects	18
that the irish were	18
king henry the third	18
the obedience of the	18
and that it is	18
that if he had	18
by the hands of	18
of ireland into england	18
the signe of the	18
for it is not	18
kingdom for the time	18
about the latter end	18
declaration of the lords	18
the middle of the	18
of the laws of	18
civilwar no by the	18
chief governor or governors	18
the true protestant religion	18
be it further enacted	18
the county of the	18
lieutenant general of the	18
the mercy of god	18
master of the rolls	18
the care of the	18
that he would have	18
there is not one	18
the first of the	18
but the greatest part	18
the protection of the	18
the sight of the	18
of the case of	18
to do the like	18
believe in his law	18
of the proceedings of	18
lake in the p	18
of henry the third	17
any thing to the	17
of henry the second	17
a wing b estc	17
to the committee of	17
from the way of	17
at the head of	17
allegiance to his majesty	17
of edward the first	17
with the advice of	17
that the people of	17
and xml conversion royal	17
his most excellent majesty	17
the jurisdiction of the	17
given at our court	17
and convenient and necessary	17
the county of corke	17
that they shall be	17
convenient and necessary further	17
in the prosecution of	17
if they did not	17
of his majesties service	17
was made lord iustice	17
to give an account	17
blaney text and markup	17
jonathan blaney text and	17
it fit and convenient	17
latta sampled and proofread	17
governor or governors of	17
willcox text and markup	17
fit and convenient and	17
of the penall lawes	17
any of them shall	17
in the court of	17
in and about the	17
or so much as	17
ought to have been	17
the english interest in	17
the articles of the	17
in this present parliament	17
their prayers at the	17
give an account of	17
commons in this present	17
have thought fit hereby	17
sold at his shop	17
of the raigne of	17
to all intents and	17
the several and respective	17
the king of spaine	17
on the top of	17
on the borders of	17
the way of the	17
pip willcox text and	17
all officers and souldiers	17
the commissioners for the	17
after the date of	17
whom it pleaseth him	17
parliament stands prorogued untill	17
have thought it fit	17
of the siege of	17
jonathan blaney sampled and	17
advice and consent of	17
the church of ireland	17
the rebels in the	17
the act of attainder	17
of the crowne of	17
to be aiding and	17
the lord lieutenant was	17
from ireland being a	17
the temple of mecca	17
with a letter from	17
make their prayers at	17
stands prorogued untill the	17
as also of the	17
nine of the clock	17
the earle of vlster	17
with a great army	17
both in england and	17
the advancement of the	17
thought it fit and	17
the treaty of peace	17
farmers of his majesties	17
to the protestant religion	17
and that they should	17
in the dayes of	17
the examination of john	17
in all the parts	17
blaney sampled and proofread	17
to be brought to	17
and that he should	17
of the irish army	17
latta text and markup	17
to his grace the	17
the whole body of	17
to be of force	17
of the counties of	17
the said thomas allen	17
other chief governor or	17
i do not find	17
the twenty fifth of	17
to the county of	17
the see of rome	17
the first part of	17
him to be judged	17
we do hereby require	17
of parliament made in	17
assembly of the confederate	17
be found in the	17
donnogh lord viscount muskerie	17
wing b estc r	17
by the power of	17
laid to his charge	17
said kingdom of ireland	17
all intents and purposes	17
john latta sampled and	17
or other chief governor	17
john latta text and	17
in the parish of	17
the seventh day of	17
the possessions of the	17
one part of the	17
by this our proclamation	17
as if he had	17
the peace and safety	17
by the lord of	17
in the wars of	17
in matters of religion	17
to the same purpose	17
and that the irish	16
to the city of	16
we have sent thee	16
his majesties subjects of	16
the place where the	16
and that all the	16
to them by the	16
without the consent of	16
his answer to the	16
lord chief justice cook	16
the revenue of the	16
which the english gave	16
thence he went to	16
that they did not	16
the generall assembly of	16
is this day ordered	16
parts of the land	16
they or any of	16
the bishop of meath	16
the marquesse of ormond	16
cause to be brought	16
the affairs of the	16
any thing in this	16
as i take it	16
the same manner as	16
to such as shall	16
of the catholick religion	16
before him to be	16
read in the house	16
and as for the	16
the wicked shall be	16
of the officers of	16
in the defence of	16
of the same month	16
upon the death of	16
they ought not to	16
it ought to be	16
english interest in ireland	16
the advice and consent	16
he would not have	16
fear before their eyes	16
or words to that	16
by the commons assembled	16
the forces of the	16
the number of those	16
commissioners of the revenue	16
of the bay of	16
seemeth good to him	16
under the government of	16
and two troops of	16
vs the lord lieutenant	16
the north parts of	16
thou mindfull of the	16
and most of them	16
the one and twentieth	16
to be disposed of	16
the exercise of their	16
to the marquess of	16
to the rest of	16
of all the lands	16
and therefore it is	16
time of king edward	16
all and every person	16
some of his majesties	16
of the charge and	16
in a place of	16
the joyes of paradise	16
shall have power to	16
out of all the	16
hereby publish and declare	16
to be cut off	16
at the council board	16
of the government of	16
there is no god	16
this examinate duely sworne	16
all in the county	16
with the assistance of	16
first day of october	16
any of his majesties	16
the statutes of kilkenny	16
against the rebels in	16
a letter from a	16
in the face of	16
between the english and	16
the wars of ireland	16
and as it were	16
the fifth day of	16
that there may be	16
of commons in england	16
if we consider the	16
house of commons to	16
of them to be	16
defender of the faith	16
at the signe of	16
that the king had	16
of this kingdom for	16
his majesties protestant subjects	16
and to that purpose	16
throughout the whole kingdom	16
to which is added	16
gracious and mercifull to	16
true and exact relation	16
to the course of	16
the hearts of men	16
king edward the second	16
that they had a	16
was not able to	16
mo a wing e	16
the malice of the	16
from the beginning of	16
that the irish are	16
is the interest of	16
if it were not	16
to the south of	16
should be able to	16
right of his wife	16
the advice of his	16
of this kingdom of	16
the sheriff of the	16
in the matter of	16
english and the irish	16
believe not in the	16
of sir edmundbury godfry	16
and of all the	16
a letter to the	16
peace and safety of	16
that they shall not	16
and council of ireland	16
so much as a	16
to the maintenance of	16
the beginning of may	16
the english gave the	16
of the number of	16
leaf broadside in leaves	16
when it shall be	16
the earl of tyrone	16
the behalfe of his	16
in such a manner	16
the lord president of	16
any thing that is	16
in the world to	16
to the best of	16
as occasion shall require	16
created heaven and earth	16
punishment of their crimes	16
of most of the	15
in the twelfth year	15
the statutes made in	15
of the taking of	15
the earle of essex	15
it may be thought	15
of the protestants there	15
the committee of the	15
every person and persons	15
the prosecution of the	15
global rekeyed and resubmitted	15
to submit to the	15
the earle of strafford	15
in such a case	15
of the trade of	15
out of the house	15
that they will not	15
the said parliament untill	15
sent out of england	15
received a letter from	15
an order of the	15
more of them shall	15
as it were in	15
of the late rebellion	15
by the consent of	15
town and castle of	15
the laws and statutes	15
of the heavens and	15
third part of the	15
or any part thereof	15
to the honourable house	15
the kings bench in	15
the one and the	15
some of them were	15
to be in a	15
day of december last	15
to be sent to	15
at the request of	15
of the irish rebels	15
charge and defence of	15
for the greatest part	15
bound by acts of	15
to the destruction of	15
one and the other	15
in the service of	15
said first day of	15
of the protestant army	15
to the honour of	15
to return to their	15
a good part of	15
in so short a	15
as he had done	15
out of his own	15
out of the towne	15
the said first day	15
the assistance of the	15
that he never saw	15
first day of august	15
our very good lord	15
that none of the	15
to the hazard of	15
the north side of	15
to his majesty and	15
the protestant army in	15
of the whole kingdome	15
be put in execution	15
the side of the	15
the names of those	15
the preservation of his	15
now resident in london	15
rights and liberties of	15
in defence of the	15
in the person of	15
be thou mindfull of	15
such as believe in	15
in the government of	15
to the knowledge of	15
of the same yeoman	15
that they should have	15
and that they would	15
ordered by the lords	15
on the behalfe of	15
the hand of the	15
a third part of	15
that in the mean	15
said parliament untill the	15
lord chancellor of ireland	15
the said lord of	15
with the advice and	15
yeare of his raigne	15
the charge and defence	15
we are informed that	15
to the same effect	15
of the said commissioners	15
so far from being	15
of the lord lieutenant	15
thousand pounds per annum	15
of the general assembly	15
th of henry the	15
they were not able	15
three and twentieth day	15
in chief of the	15
mindfull of the day	15
parts of the kingdome	15
of his majesties court	15
the affaires of ireland	15
with the number of	15
the necessities of the	15
as much as he	15
spi global rekeyed and	15
and condition of the	15
with foot and horse	15
the king and the	15
the strength of the	15
or other chief governour	15
in such manner as	15
the death of king	15
most honourable privy council	15
to the nature of	15
for want of food	15
to all such as	15
your majesties protestant subjects	15
that is in the	15
so much as to	15
thousand six hundred eighty	15
they will answer the	15
according to the course	15
majesties kingdom of ireland	15
hearts of the people	15
exercise of their religion	15
the substance of the	15
the peace of this	15
to the end the	15
the realme of ireland	15
of his majesties privy	15
it to be the	15
from place to place	15
it will be a	15
there is a great	15
by the supreame councell	15
a copy of the	15
so that it was	15
any other part of	15
his majesties gracious declaration	15
in favour of the	15
he had not been	15
and every person and	15
the county of antrim	15
the opinion of the	15
for liberty of conscience	15
by reason of his	15
in the high court	15
the hands of those	15
the lord thomas of	15
they had not been	15
of the irish that	15
and safety of the	15
to the lord of	15
the danger of the	15
be passed in the	15
to one of the	15
of those that are	15
his majesties privy council	15
the defence of his	15
of richard the second	15
as if he were	15
that there was an	15
sir hugh de lacy	15
in their power to	15
if they were not	15
that the irish had	15
be made by the	15
the rest of our	15
yeare of king edward	15
for lands in ireland	15
in the first part	15
to the preservation of	15
between the king and	15
the name of a	15
from the earl of	14
of the parliaments forces	14
of force in this	14
do hereby publish and	14
consent of the said	14
when they shall be	14
there was not a	14
of england in the	14
to the sheriff of	14
the second part of	14
will and require all	14
of our lord god	14
the unity of god	14
law of the land	14
knoweth all your actions	14
the same to the	14
with all convenient speed	14
a writ of error	14
the life of saint	14
of the roman catholicks	14
the copy of a	14
of the bishop of	14
giving an account of	14
presented to his majesty	14
and be it further	14
to the uttermost of	14
his majesties kingdom of	14
the rebellion of ireland	14
of his majesties most	14
the citie of dublin	14
that my lord of	14
the nature of a	14
laws and statutes of	14
the lands of the	14
or in any other	14
the th of july	14
what he had done	14
the court of rome	14
the lord mayor of	14
it hath pleased god	14
the time of this	14
of our privy council	14
shall be precipitated into	14
of texts with or	14
day of april next	14
brother to the lord	14
for and on the	14
praise is due to	14
all sorts of fruits	14
king of great britain	14
of henry the seventh	14
it may well be	14
those of the pale	14
town in the same	14
believe in his divine	14
have been able to	14
a day or two	14
committed to the castle	14
there is not any	14
that he had heard	14
was to be done	14
to be one of	14
of the common people	14
in obedience to his	14
the papists in the	14
was the cause of	14
and do good works	14
the house of peeres	14
gracious declaration for the	14
with some of the	14
the commissioners of parliament	14
as long as the	14
f category of texts	14
of all manner of	14
him out of his	14
his letter to the	14
the earle of corke	14
they could not have	14
a relation of the	14
coming to the crown	14
as they had done	14
government of this kingdom	14
to finish the conquest	14
he could not be	14
hereby in his majesties	14
what i have said	14
that he had known	14
the good and the	14
the trust reposed in	14
in the nature of	14
so much of the	14
to preach to them	14
the f category of	14
the king and queen	14
in church and state	14
are or shall be	14
castle in the p	14
of the death of	14
of the kingdom to	14
for the supply of	14
to any of the	14
my lord of cork	14
in the town of	14
of the said thomas	14
about the end of	14
from the crown of	14
f the rate of	14
to his majesties authority	14
that he had a	14
that some of them	14
is not able to	14
all sorts of grain	14
on the north side	14
such as shall believe	14
to be done by	14
to hear and determine	14
the catholicks of ireland	14
every one of them	14
the end they may	14
is to be feared	14
protestant subjects in ireland	14
the professors of the	14
were it not for	14
or more defects per	14
the said former act	14
of the irish to	14
it is further ordered	14
lord thomas of lancaster	14
late of the same	14
lord deputy of ireland	14
within two miles of	14
would be pleased to	14
their several and respective	14
a letter from ireland	14
the sense of the	14
the act of repeal	14
with or more defects	14
for that he had	14
for the honour of	14
to the advancement of	14
the th of edward	14
within the realm of	14
part of the people	14
the same may be	14
the foot of the	14
during the reign of	14
civilwar no a letter	14
the rights and liberties	14
to the government of	14
lord chief justice of	14
the merchants of ireland	14
it is this day	14
latter end of the	14
or any of their	14
acts of parliament made	14
to be passed in	14
of the right honourable	14
from the right honourable	14
the next day after	14
in the way to	14
the lands of ireland	14
from the parliament of	14
by vertue of a	14
for div a e	14
it is well known	14
the subjects of ireland	14
donnogh lord viscount muskery	14
texts with or more	14
are and shall be	14
elspeth healey text and	14
the benefit of his	14
text in the f	14
the master of the	14
if at any time	14
in processe of time	14
day of august next	14
in so much that	14
majesties most honourable privy	14
his majesty and his	14
of the protestant party	14
and with the advice	14
the duke of lorrain	14
from thence he went	14
my lord of ormond	14
to be put in	14
person or persons shall	14
for want of a	14
that at that time	14
part of the county	14
eng england and wales	14
in the f category	14
it is that hath	14
number of those that	14
the true causes of	14
it was in the	14
as i said before	14
the county of lincolne	14
in the middle of	14
was taken by the	14
if there were any	14
king henry the eighth	14
and on the other	14
the english of ireland	14
that the earl of	14
justice of the peace	14
healey text and markup	14
to the king in	14
is like to be	14
the parliament in ireland	14
of his majesties said	14
reign of king henry	14
to be had of	14
the people of this	14
what is become of	14
year of the reign	14
but on the other	14
the justice of ireland	14
of the decay of	14
as shall be thought	14
i am sure the	14
not in the least	14
that if they would	14
shall one day be	14
the courts of justice	14
of the knights of	14
that the king of	13
name strictly charge and	13
good and loyal subjects	13
the time of our	13
his brother in law	13