quadgram

This is a table of type quadgram and their frequencies. Use it to search & browse the list to learn more about your study carrel.

quadgram	frequency
are you a freeholder	51
my lord of aylesbury	50
the prince of orange	39
the prisoner at the	38
the city of london	35
you of the grand	32
were you of the	32
my lord of ailesbury	31
that found the bill	31
jury that found the	30
found the bill against	30
the bill against me	30
prisoner at the bar	30
in the mean time	30
early english books online	24
at the same time	24
said lord the king	22
lord of aylesbury went	21
of the grand jury	21
the grand jury that	21
grand jury that found	21
ten pound a year	20
he was not there	20
that he was not	19
the rest of the	19
the church of england	19
of ten pound a	18
a freeholder in london	18
our said lord the	17
king that now is	17
the king that now	17
lord the king that	17
you a freeholder in	17
of aylesbury went away	16
the late king james	15
the law of nations	14
within the city of	14
of the prince of	14
as well as the	14
and my lord montgomery	13
of the church of	13
history of the revolutions	13
i am no freeholder	13
at the head of	13
of the revolutions in	12
characters represented either as	12
the master of the	12
the history of the	12
represented either as utf	12
in a condition to	11
before my lord of	11
the prince of wales	11
are you a free	11
he is to be	10
city of london of	10
freeholder of the city	10
of our said lord	10
lord of aylesbury and	10
ought not to be	10
by the name of	10
is not to be	10
of the city of	10
you a freeholder of	10
master of the house	10
was not there at	10
of the value of	10
a freeholder of the	10
that he is not	10
a copy of the	10
the revolutions in england	9
when my lord of	9
this kingdom of england	9
i did not see	9
in the case of	9
lord montgomery went away	9
my lord montgomery went	9
it ought to be	9
for the preservation of	9
a great deal of	9
and the rest of	9
of aylesbury and my	8
you a freeholder within	8
aylesbury and my lord	8
by the law of	8
so far from being	8
to the late king	8
in order to the	8
after my lord of	8
my lord chief justice	8
a freeholder within the	8
ought to have been	8
the time of the	8
our lord the king	8
the house of commons	8
prisoner at the barr	8
the earl of portland	8
freeholder within the city	8
in the presence of	8
on the other side	8
the laws of the	8
and at the same	8
if it had been	7
i accept of him	7
if your lordship pleases	7
if my brief be	7
the french king to	7
for the most part	7
the names of the	7
consent of the people	7
in the execution of	7
and sir william parkyns	7
of oyer and terminer	7
sir john friend and	7
an account of the	7
the law of the	7
the court of st	7
the value of l	7
the house of lords	7
was so far from	7
the interest of the	7
lord of ailesbury was	7
law of the land	7
did not see him	7
that my lord of	7
laws of the land	7
with sir john friend	7
a just right to	7
the nature of the	7
it please your lordship	6
where possible up to	6
there at that time	6
title published between and	6
the consent of the	6
not think fit to	6
phase of the project	6
work described above is	6
at the text creation	6
image sets published by	6
level of the tei	6
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coded from proquest page	6
tcp is a partnership	6
did not meet qa	6
gaps by user contributors	6
in the world to	6
a considerable number of	6
creation partnership web site	6
as if he had	6
accurately transcribed and encoded	6
institutions providing financial support	6
bear in mind that	6
from proquest page images	6
may it please your	6
for an anonymous work	6
language title published between	6
files to tei p	6
the new cambridge bibliography	6
cambridge bibliography of english	6
restraints of time and	6
first editions of a	6
text with mnemonic sdata	6
of the nation to	6
record of the period	6
based on the text	6
aware of the process	6
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owned by the institutions	6
to simplify the filling	6
ascii text with mnemonic	6
in accordance with level	6
image sets were sent	6
guidelines are available at	6
respectfully request that due	6
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number of works in	6
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mnemonic sdata character entities	6
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the tenth of june	6
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unicode or text strings	6
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textual data within the	6
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data within the usual	6
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editorial teams in oxford	6
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copies of the texts	6
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sets were sent to	6
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a partnership between the	6
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quality of tcp data	6
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texts created during phase	6
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texts were encoded and	6
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tei p using tcp	6
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of creating the tcp	6
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companies for transcription and	6
by proquest via their	6
at by a tcp	6
and oxford and the	6
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of london of ten	6
for the good of	6
known extent have been	6
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out by editorial teams	6
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corrected where possible up	6
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due credit and attribution	6
of textual data within	6
with changes to facilitate	6
process of creating the	6
to external keying companies	6
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keying and markup guidelines	6
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characters will be marked	6
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and characters marked as	6
text is available for	6
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within the usual project	6
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text creation partnership web	6
by converting tcp files	6
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any remaining illegibles were	6
of known extent have	6
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quantities of textual data	6
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of a works in	6
gap elements of known	6
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my brief be true	6
variety of subject areas	6
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john friend and sir	6
of any assumptions that	6
works are eligible for	6
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tcp assigned for keying	6
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friend and sir william	5
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ocm this keyboarded and	5
parcel of the record	5
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and machinations of the	3
poem humbly presented to	3
guilty at the sessions	3
informations of the witnesses	3
to go over to	3
in the french and	3
home to his purpose	3
than if they were	3
what estate have you	3
aiding and assisting to	3
well affected to the	3
for the carrying on	3
the reign of our	3
in time of peace	3
of original in the	3
there is nothing appears	3
or the beginning of	3
by the lord chief	3
of the king and	3
of the reality of	3
be taken notice of	3
did not dine there	3
left no means unattempted	3
is the same thing	3
from france to invade	3
a witness against mr	3
submit it to your	3
representatives of the nation	3
prince of wales was	3
upon the score of	3
of a commission of	3
with the learned arguments	3
france to invade this	3
conspiracy against the king	3
was not there till	3
a estc r ocm	3
and that king james	3
in the same condition	3
the king and his	3
the judges and jury	3
suspicion of high treason	3
the interest of their	3
bring in the french	3
in the one case	3
the members of the	3
which he had so	3
a true copy of	3
to levy war in	3
and on the other	3
you of our privy	3
discovering a conspiracy against	3
there is a new	3
and xml conversion the	3
of the business of	3
nor can any thing	3
what day of the	3
at the expence of	3
forces from france to	3
as well as all	3
to be ignorant of	3
that the assassination might	3
to the deposing of	3
the original informations of	3
those whom they had	3
the very next term	3
the rest of europe	3
realm for assisting and	3
against the laws and	3
the secrets of the	3
whether he be guilty	3
said late king james	3
was found guilty at	3
a poem humbly presented	3
they come to the	3
the power of the	3
to procure forces from	3
of his sacred majesty	3
and if it be	3
no plain or manifest	3
court of our said	3
and people of england	3
the lord chief justice	3
the deposing of his	3
the reader will find	3
returned by the sheriff	3
and in the mean	3
war in this realm	3
now king of england	3
commission of oyer and	3
interest of the faction	3
for the honour of	3
day of the week	3
to say against him	3
as well as that	3
injury to the right	3
prevail with the french	3
friend at your house	3
him to be apprehended	3
any body come to	3
in such a juncture	3
gone through the pannel	3
the next heir to	3
is a piece of	3
the truth of it	3
wing a estc r	3
order to the deposing	3
whereof he stands indicted	3
on the present pretended	3
a secretary of state	3
when there is no	3
found guilty at the	3
from the imputation of	3
and least of all	3
for regulating tryals in	3
account of the lancashire	3
him to his crown	3
evidence was found guilty	3
well before as after	3
parliament for regulating tryals	3
agree to send chernock	3
of england to invade	3
upon the new act	3
made use of to	3
between party and party	3
king william the third	3
as if it were	3
the news of his	3
if you find him	3
this was the only	3
the prisoner guilty of	3
the honour of the	3
without having recourse to	3
spare so many men	3
laws of the realm	3
and imagining the death	3
to make use of	3
reflections on the present	3
common good of the	3
the words of the	3
to make way for	3
be said to be	3
the french and the	3
enemies of the government	3
sir john friend at	3
the subversion of the	3
his most excellent majesty	3
cook the prisoner at	3
man in the world	3
the trials of the	3
account of the late	3
a right to the	3
stood in need of	3
the character of the	3
that he did not	3
to invade the kingdom	3
but it ought to	3
the management of the	3
we hope you will	3
good of the nation	3
that they might be	3
some of the most	3
a peremptory iudgment about	3
do you know mr	3
and if you have	3
and received sentence the	3
him to be a	3
he said he had	3
a wing a estc	3
to send over to	3
go upon this errand	3
all the other attempts	3
hold up thy hand	3
goodman there at all	3
that which the law	3
that there is a	3
in a hackney coach	3
the reign of king	3
have you a freehold	3
it would have been	3
the body of the	3
my lords and gentlemen	3
upon the account of	3
king and the nation	3
positive that he was	3
made it their business	3
to the said late	3
coach that was called	3
a posture of defence	3
council present at the	3
had been in france	3
in the room when	3
holder within the city	3
of parliament for regulating	3
take notice of it	3
corrupt the officers of	3
and are ready to	3
my lords the judges	3
in the country of	3
the late horrid conspiracy	3
happy preservation from that	3
evidence that has been	3
were great and violent	3
from the french king	3
prove the prisoner guilty	3
while they were there	3
the benefit of it	3
out of his pocket	3
committed for suspicion of	3
the author of the	3
the author of that	3
the best of my	3
there was a meeting	3
depose their present majesties	3
ought to be of	3
sets himself to prove	3
reign of king charles	3
at any time since	3
to my lord chief	3
under the government of	3
and the officers of	3
give the reader a	3
meet him at his	3
our said sovereign lord	3
to depose their present	3
ancient constitution of england	3
attempts and machinations of	3
i do not challenge	3
record of conviction against	3
treason whereof he stands	3
it is to be	3
he be guilty of	3
year of the reign	3
you desire to have	3
since the late revolution	3
i cannot tell whether	3
deposing of his sacred	3
persons that were there	3
act of parliament for	3
the said late king	3
to those who are	3
of the lancashire plot	3
and for the same	3
a stranger to the	3
the other attempts and	3
just reward of his	3
and conspiring to levy	3
the king to death	3
original informations of the	3
the strength of the	3
constitution of our government	3
wednesday the th of	3
that those who are	3
secrets of the faction	3
a cause of challenge	3
that they did not	3
of the best in	3
an injury to the	3
tell my lord and	3
you are to inquire	3
horrid conspiracy to depose	3
the design to him	3
he sets himself to	3
interest of the nation	3
not so much as	3
it their business to	3
that he is a	3
he is not guilty	3
kingdom of england to	3
the infamy of the	3
as soon as the	3
as being one of	3
lord the king and	3
they are to be	3
a good cause of	3
by one of the	3
to be guilty of	3
to which he had	3
will appear that the	3
in some of the	3
the general opinion of	3
have any thing to	3
it will be no	3
me ask you a	3
conspiring to levy war	3
assassinate his royal person	3
upon oath before you	3
was one of the	3
and ancient constitution of	3
which had so often	3
from that barbarous jacobitish	3
top of the stairs	3
that he has made	3
a letter to mr	3
to give an account	3
or at any time	3
enough left to make	3
majesty king william the	3
the th of may	3
levy a regiment of	3
birth of the prince	3
of the original informations	3
a tales does lie	3
lord chief justice treby	3
a body of horse	3
of the people of	3
is nothing at all	3
new act of parliament	3
it will appear to	3
after the tenth of	3
goodman might be there	3
there were any thing	3
not there before my	3
can you be positive	3
the authority of the	3
they did agree to	3
was to be a	3
were not able to	3
crime for which he	3
ask you a question	3
to enable him to	3
if there were any	3
affected to the government	3
the charge of the	3
arguments both of the	3
of assassinating the king	3
serve upon the jury	3
if the law of	3
prince of orange and	3
a matter of fact	3
to the world in	3
it was a foolish	3
i have heard him	3
the only way to	3
extracted out of the	3
the same time to	3
and agree to send	3
did adhere to the	3
was in the room	3
copy of the indictment	3
that were to be	3
right to concern himself	3
the common good of	3
the new act of	3
that are to be	3
that the french king	3
late horrid conspiracy to	3
ruine the city of	3
to give the reader	3
i have to say	3
there was to be	3
subversion of the laws	3
can bear no better	3
to the french king	3
on wednesday the th	3
to take up arms	3
had a copy of	3
that they should be	3
heir to the crown	3
in the room at	3
of the ministers of	3
brice blair in his	3
as well before as	3
justices of oyer and	3
the laws and ancient	3
reason to believe that	3
the affairs of the	3
against the lives of	3
of the french king	3
was far from being	3
this realm for assisting	3
the learned arguments both	3
that you will have	3
come to the book	3
and as it is	3
other attempts and machinations	3
guilty of the high	3
and there is no	3
in the quality of	3
no means unattempted to	3
condemnation of peter cooke	3
as well as more	3
was acquainted with the	3
humbly presented to his	3
full evidence was found	3
and my lord of	3
that it cannot be	3
was found against me	3
entrusted with the management	3
the same first day	3
just right to make	3
whom you would have	3
the expence of so	3
the aforesaid cardell goodman	3
the top of the	3
against the prisoner at	3
the king was gone	3
restore him to his	3
martin in the fields	3
and princess of orange	3
a gentleman who was	3
the representatives of the	3
present at the tryal	3
late conspiracy against the	3
and principles of our	3
reflections on the trials	3
well as in the	3
that the late king	3
that the design of	3
levy war in this	3
next heir to the	3
him out of the	3
did consult with them	3
the hands of the	3
proof of an intention	3
the high treason whereof	3
of the late horrid	3
learned arguments both of	3
procure forces from france	3
and ruine the city	3
by forms of law	3
conspiracy to depose their	3
of a conspiracy against	3
that it will not	3
go up and down	3
to his most excellent	3
did you see mr	3
the late conspiracy against	3
submit it to you	3
he is a man	3
for the prince of	3
which the prisoner is	3
of those who have	3
did you ever hear	3
the constant practice of	3
do you remember when	3
a regiment of horse	3
is a thing that	3
principles of the church	3
in the highest degree	3
good cause of challenge	3
it does not appear	3
the loyal martyr vindicated	3
was not at the	3
accession to the throne	3
to give evidence against	3
and enemies of the	3
ask you one question	3
whether they have been	3
of the lord preston	3
there was such a	3
the prisoner is guilty	3
as secretary of state	3
five or six years	3
pretended prince of wales	3
the earl of feversham	3
the ministers of k	3
the revolutions in engl	3
it is a very	3
the question is not	3
of one that was	3
he said it was	3
masters of the sea	3
to speak with him	3
and condemnation of peter	3
so many persons of	3
it will appear that	3
being one of sir	3
of the conspirators were	3
to acquit the prisoner	3
not enough left to	3
preservation from that barbarous	3
will be sufficient to	3
to make of a	3
and so he is	3
they come to be	3
it is not a	3
in endeavouring to procure	3
in the prosecution of	3
if he had been	3
to assassinate his royal	3
the fate of europe	3
the life of the	3
designs of our enemies	3
received sentence the same	3
the execution of the	3
the court of our	3
brief reflections on the	3
the justice to acknowledge	3
as well as a	3
some of the best	3
that the prisoner at	3
to levy a regiment	3
upon a commission of	3
goodman was not in	3
machinations of the disaffected	3
he ought to have	3
the crime for which	3
posture of his affairs	3
and he had a	3
was to have a	3
of the history of	3
in all the parts	3
receive the blessed sacrament	3
and the council present	3
the eyes of all	3
is a man of	3
nor can it be	3
the law in this	3
he was in the	3
out of their lives	3
that you did not	3
and restoring the late	3
you a freehold of	3
the best in england	3
a record of conviction	3
and did adhere to	3
the princes and states	3
council upon the new	3
on the one hand	3
way to bring in	3
and i think he	2
did he go by	2
according to your evidence	2
and the jury what	2
might have served to	2
at the court of	2
that is a mistake	2
do not challenge him	2
noise in the world	2
that he had an	2
the quarrel of foreigners	2
power of the english	2
fit to let you	2
the heads of the	2
when the posture of	2
that when you have	2
one of the conspirators	2
inviting the french king	2
the names of all	2
to act in the	2
agree with the same	2
to be tryed for	2
concerning the prisoner at	2
my lord preston and	2
the first convenient occasion	2
who ought to be	2
when they come to	2
if it be an	2
i did see mr	2
had been able to	2
the death of the	2
miraculuous and happy preservation	2
said foes and enemies	2
they had the confidence	2
of what i have	2
time is to speak	2
have been brought to	2
the kingdom and the	2
the evidence of mr	2
require us to swear	2
the late act of	2
as if we had	2
his practices might be	2
to be an evidence	2
yet you do not	2
will you tell my	2
can any thing be	2
in the least degree	2
invasion of this kingdom	2
same persons that were	2
he had been with	2
as they come to	2
of a man of	2
and the house of	2
i crave leave to	2
those who were to	2
meerly the effect of	2
commissioners of the treasury	2
that some of the	2
he had right to	2
of the same persons	2
might have time to	2
and assistance of the	2
sovereign lord william the	2
concerned in that part	2
no reason to be	2
disaffected party since his	2
the blessed sacrament upon	2
cook and my self	2
your time is to	2
shall therefore proceed to	2
buy the wine still	2
palace to a prison	2
our church of england	2
of a greater crime	2
with a kind of	2
tell what day of	2
the court will consider	2
five times with sir	2
to the whole world	2
proceed to give an	2
the dangers to which	2
that barbarous jacobitish conspiracy	2
subject of the said	2
art and care to	2
it is your duty	2
the nation with a	2
did you attend upon	2
he had been prosecuted	2
the managing of it	2
to be done by	2
was there at that	2
such a peremptory iudgment	2
that it is not	2
upon the last pannel	2
only king de facto	2
the means of executing	2
therefore i shall content	2
four or five times	2
the principal persons concerned	2
and zealous agent of	2
the posture of affairs	2
that they began to	2
to take away his	2
which all were so	2
the ministers of the	2
under the notion of	2
knocking king william on	2
away about four a	2
there have been two	2
in a case of	2
the confession of the	2
his being concerned in	2
guilty by a gentleman	2
case of life and	2
of the crime for	2
benjamin tooke at the	2
we are told that	2
be only king de	2
was in order to	2
people of these kingdoms	2
is it to be	2
the first man that	2
of their own nation	2
that one of the	2
law in this case	2
that are by law	2
and you not see	2
bid you heartily farewell	2
weight and importance of	2
doctrine of the cross	2
time that i heard	2
he is in custody	2
as one of the	2
those who have been	2
my lord preston was	2
have the power to	2
if he means that	2
did you attend them	2
to poison two dukes	2
our religion and liberties	2
and it would seem	2
is to be believed	2
and that if they	2
the credit of the	2
has so great a	2
and esteem of the	2
as by law established	2
the common course of	2
a law of nations	2
you have but one	2
two or three more	2
reality of the plot	2
he had not been	2
that he is sick	2
what was agreed upon	2
of the statute in	2
depended upon the success	2
is plain that the	2
we desire to be	2
conspiracy against their majesties	2
of all sorts indifferently	2
the title of a	2
who were present at	2
succession of the crown	2
and sir william parkins	2
pursuance of these orders	2
the act of settlement	2
of compassing and imagining	2
whereas there has been	2
none should presume to	2
the same evidence against	2
its share in the	2
plain from the event	2
in nature of a	2
to view the ground	2
go to the late	2
with any other law	2
not acquainted with the	2
the evidence of the	2
the king went out	2
forces that were left	2
at the bar stands	2
to be in a	2
sooner or later they	2
the service of the	2
if they have not	2
such a man is	2
to go according to	2
who serve this government	2
person may be taken	2
liberties of the nation	2
said peter cook aforesaid	2
that the law of	2
was one of sir	2
prevail with us to	2
thought the best way	2
of the severe charge	2
a new fact alleged	2
and the duke of	2
all the parts of	2
the state of the	2
nor so much as	2
the reputation of the	2
about the beginning or	2
and privileges of the	2
he was going to	2
use to meet at	2
of their mutual preservation	2
the design against his	2
a good part of	2
the head of the	2
case made and provided	2
went away about four	2
room all the time	2
king william and queen	2
after three weeks of	2
to inquire whether he	2
they had not yet	2
liberty of the subject	2
to return to our	2
he would have him	2
they have done with	2
the place appointed for	2
i went down stairs	2
a design that was	2
him the said peter	2
good of the people	2
out of the country	2
formerly by the name	2
when he was in	2
of the former reigns	2
i am sure he	2
clock in the morning	2
allegiance to the present	2
the danger or infamy	2
were you in the	2
is no evidence of	2
in a readiness to	2
have perswaded us that	2
account of no body	2
him to kill and	2
so far as they	2
it is not fit	2
there be a default	2
upon as a stratagem	2
we had no reason	2
if there be a	2
will not be improper	2
but according to the	2
for him out of	2
to acquaint king james	2
designs of the faction	2
even by those who	2
it is not necessary	2
prince of orange in	2
and that there is	2
their affection and fidelity	2
the secretaries of state	2
having any hand in	2
what goods or chattels	2
and if he does	2
it ought to have	2
of life and death	2
even the very next	2
is plain from their	2
the project of assassinating	2
with whom they were	2
that he should be	2
conquest of england as	2
for suspicion of high	2
by the common course	2
bound in conscience to	2
whether my lord montgomery	2
to levy war against	2
times with sir john	2
of their own accord	2
the consequence of it	2
has been for some	2
assassination of the king	2
when once they are	2
without the advice of	2
leave it with you	2
the roman catholics were	2
are a considerable number	2
advice of his parliament	2
went away in a	2
at one of their	2
of treasonable and seditious	2
bring in king james	2
the old law books	2
he had taken his	2
if your lordship please	2
the intention of the	2
could not spare so	2
the witnesses and other	2
the company go away	2
and the defaulters recorded	2
for the poisoning of	2
barbarous jacobitish conspiracy to	2
who was acquainted with	2
is more than probable	2
head of his party	2
so much as one	2
to be the most	2
for the public safety	2
holder in the city	2
the treasure of the	2
that he had been	2
of the rest of	2
whereof you are accusable	2
the designs of the	2
since the prince of	2
and some of the	2
to that of his	2
and date of publication	2
the laws of nature	2
the votes of the	2
too much ground for	2
is a new time	2
the punishment that is	2
part of the conspiracy	2
horrible conspiracy against their	2
of french and irish	2
to attack him on	2
and he says that	2
and hear your evidence	2
appears by the event	2
the jury what you	2
it cannot be askt	2
the persons that were	2
his majesty king william	2
was a tryal at	2
take upon them to	2
the prerogative of the	2
the death of his	2
be out of the	2
lords spiritual and temporal	2
design that was on	2
perswaded us that we	2
do you remember the	2
up arms against them	2
it not evident that	2
that have been in	2
any body there but	2
the late reign they	2
one of the kings	2
mayor and the recorder	2
sorts of persons in	2
or any one of	2
seeming zeal for the	2
away the life of	2
to the tryal of	2
make a conquest of	2
bear no better proof	2
in which all were	2
those very persons who	2
which he is indicted	2
late king who upon	2
an account of no	2
when he came back	2
so that it is	2
him at his landing	2
at home and abroad	2
as it was a	2
which is the law	2
take this occasion to	2
the aforesaid lewis the	2
who are the evidences	2
attainted of high treason	2
many other witnesses of	2
was a meeting of	2
to go by the	2
to continue in the	2
and there is nothing	2
will find him guilty	2
it would be a	2
give any credit to	2
do not remember i	2
that he was of	2
were made use of	2
to the justice of	2
of the stairs coming	2
witnesses and other authentick	2
it better to employ	2
supposititious prince of wales	2
were masters of the	2
ailesbury at the stairs	2
blair in his deposition	2
the place from whence	2
to alter their measures	2
find him not guilty	2
or manifest proof of	2
has been so long	2
kneel upon the chair	2
he did not know	2
from the late king	2
and restore him to	2
presence of the whole	2
was of sir john	2
were sensible that the	2
farther than as they	2
high misdemeanour against the	2
advancement of the roman	2
persons that were present	2
was you ever in	2
notes for div a	2
the places where they	2
the judgment of the	2
of our own person	2
care shall be taken	2
of london and westminster	2
reign of the late	2
a default of jurors	2
take it upon my	2
ready to be produced	2
the king and you	2
is the robbing them	2
the late king at	2
and the other two	2
and that it was	2
to enter into a	2
proof of his knowing	2
are by law bailable	2
did my lord of	2
to subvert our religion	2
for the subsistence of	2
insinuate themselves into the	2
was there any body	2
once or twice after	2
a freeholder of london	2
up and down commonly	2
of zeal to preserve	2
to murder the king	2
man of his liberty	2
in england with a	2
an account of some	2
the protection of the	2
the laws of england	2
for so much as	2
and can it be	2
and i never had	2
as this gentleman pretends	2
returning to their duty	2
cook to the bar	2
add a new pannel	2
were to attack the	2
the party that is	2
and found guilty by	2
at the top of	2
upon it as a	2
the commission of goal	2
to the eternal shame	2
told him that they	2
he could not but	2
by the testimony of	2
and government of this	2
as i have told	2
that they are so	2
both lawful and necessary	2
in the late reign	2
because it is an	2
he was in newgate	2
to the mercy of	2
expence of so much	2
to the duke of	2
you are pleased to	2
without considering either the	2
without your seeing him	2
a thing that is	2
that it will be	2
as long as he	2
design of which they	2
be sufficient to set	2
that they ought not	2
had the satisfaction to	2
he had with mr	2
up into the room	2
and importance of them	2
one of the greatest	2
he was convicted of	2
earl of portland and	2
on foot against the	2
happiness to all our	2
so much as pretend	2
he has so many	2
not any one thing	2
is the interest of	2
our sovereign lord william	2
to the invasion of	2
to supply that defect	2
of those whom he	2
design to assassinate his	2
upon the foot of	2
i advance to a	2
is an act of	2
among the records in	2
the place of execution	2
the king of denmark	2
is certain that the	2
than that for which	2
in the beginning of	2
the king and parliament	2
him in the quality	2
made on purpose to	2
was on foot to	2
was not able to	2
the indictment before this	2
and all his adherents	2
come out of france	2
sent over into england	2
declaring the rights and	2
that i know of	2
to the highest degree	2
nothing at all in	2
which he may be	2
the management of affairs	2
him not to be	2
hoped he would buy	2
as well as charity	2
both can and do	2
and civil liberties of	2
the least satisfaction given	2
the room all the	2
was at the kings	2
tryal of your life	2
and let me tell	2
at that time before	2
these are the treasons	2
with the secrets of	2
you are cloathed with	2
to make a conquest	2
iudgment about the laws	2
pass between our sovereign	2
king william on the	2
to be taken into	2
of their having been	2
they produce one edwards	2
the clemency of the	2
set peter cook to	2
so many of the	2
he shall not be	2
but those who are	2
half a dozen times	2
thought it better to	2
we are to believe	2
the safety of their	2
what he can to	2
take up arms against	2
it may be the	2
the name of every	2
conspiracy to assassinate his	2
five or six of	2
parker came to england	2
of our reign the	2
his own name again	2
in one of the	2
of which they were	2
to take the oaths	2
some of you ministers	2
on thursday next after	2
the arbitrary will of	2
same day did agree	2
and liberties of the	2
king himself at westminster	2
to take away another	2
his rightful lawful prince	2
those that are to	2
have been guilty of	2
but i did not	2
what evidence the jury	2
in the opinion of	2
acquaint king james with	2
in a matter of	2
you be positive that	2
further with the said	2
side of the river	2
the law of god	2
the most fundamental laws	2
to be only king	2
i should have known	2
and he is in	2
ought to make a	2
subvert the establisht religion	2
let us see then	2
to perswade the world	2
as we have seen	2
it was about four	2
for bail in behalf	2
sir are you a	2
of the faction to	2
when i was a	2
we ought not to	2
he tells us that	2
the case of a	2
of his good subjects	2
the other side of	2
you saw my lord	2
and it was thought	2
by the title of	2
when the king went	2
you not see him	2
french king to send	2
is as much certainty	2
did you know them	2
scrupl d not to	2
we humbly submit it	2
the title of no	2
themselves into the good	2
these two witnesses are	2
or any thing of	2
that the persons whom	2
to prove these treasons	2
have had the misfortune	2
have not two witnesses	2
against the peace of	2
by the grace of	2
had the papers been	2
his most miraculuous and	2
i will not say	2
be aiding and assisting	2
not see him there	2
votes of the house	2
seems to have been	2
one that is to	2
of the conspiracy against	2
the life and soul	2
character you are cloathed	2
necessity of a new	2
is necessary for the	2
with the prince of	2
to add a new	2
gone before he came	2
ways they took to	2
of the company go	2
that he was an	2
but if there be	2
that they are not	2
order to the obtaining	2
to which may be	2
in the company of	2
an impatient expectation of	2
in church and state	2
we have had the	2
how can you be	2
himself at the head	2
one of their own	2
authority of the king	2
an account what you	2
see the history of	2
the king himself at	2
it could not be	2
rightful and lawful king	2
that the king was	2
and liberty of the	2
his party in ireland	2
to make a more	2
is the law in	2
law of nations to	2
of your life and	2
the robbing them of	2
him and his wife	2
at all to his	2
the stairs coming down	2
are willing to live	2
he had so often	2
in one of their	2
because they were not	2
acquainted with the design	2
were made against the	2
said cardell goodman is	2
i shall endeavour to	2
invasion that was to	2
there is nothing at	2
i do not doubt	2
the plot was discovered	2
against the duty of	2
that is now in	2
success to the fleet	2
are upon your oath	2
and the command of	2
it will be necessary	2
i am sure that	2
as a stratagem of	2
do you remember any	2
to bring in king	2
he would buy the	2
and sir john fenwick	2
designs of the party	2
says my lord of	2
are to be obeyed	2
and committed to newgate	2
any thing to say	2
the papists in lancashire	2
the fatal consequences of	2
officers of the custom	2
did not come till	2
you shall well and	2
it is not from	2
and religion of england	2
for which he was	2
to furnish them with	2
if it be not	2
you know of him	2
our son the prince	2
serve on the jury	2
of the parish of	2
came not at all	2
no doubt of it	2
true when he swears	2
the first of july	2
it had been a	2
for our common safety	2
the discovery to the	2
before justices of oyer	2
if it had not	2
to the present governours	2
if this be the	2
it has been opened	2
what he is to	2
whom they had drawn	2
made a sacrifice to	2
that the people of	2
tooke at the middle	2
such a nature as	2
further the same day	2
into france upon this	2
us see then what	2
the head of their	2
the discovery of this	2
the evidence that has	2
to pass between our	2
out of love to	2
to the throne extracted	2
he was the only	2
is one of the	2
are the evidences against	2
with a great deal	2
to me by tacitus	2
as well as your	2
so small a sum	2
interest of their mutual	2
the lords and commons	2
a greater crime than	2
upon the authority of	2
at the black swan	2
for the charge of	2
into the court of	2
there is no question	2
he is a freeholder	2
not know that he	2
and that those who	2
and bring them to	2
and wish success to	2
the eternal shame of	2
no mind to be	2
what name did he	2
contrary to the law	2
said he had been	2
and most excellent prince	2
witnesses against the lives	2
he says he was	2
any thing of that	2
of the hands of	2
he was a scotch	2
the quality of a	2
to prove the paper	2
i will not insist	2
are to pass between	2
and if they be	2
stands indicted for high	2
the one and the	2
challenge him for the	2
the cause of his	2
to procure from the	2
to prove the prisoner	2
refuse to take the	2
upon the first convenient	2
for weeks and months	2
so mean an opinion	2
think fit to let	2
in the preceding reign	2
by vertue of this	2
of the justice of	2
believe both of them	2
by a court of	2
any hand in the	2
for the destruction of	2
as good as any	2
whether he be a	2
went up and down	2
in the time of	2
and the other to	2
one of their consults	2
the right of a	2
in the common calamity	2
and ready to be	2
and the reputation of	2
offer it to the	2
life and soul of	2
attend them at dinner	2
make way for his	2
not there at dinner	2
the earl of aylesbury	2
there were my lord	2
take it upon your	2
riches of the nation	2
whom there is no	2
repugnant to the doctrines	2
to make the jury	2
were concerned in it	2
the law are to	2
he thought fit to	2
person whom he had	2
but those that dined	2
you in the room	2
all those things that	2
upon occasion of this	2
and carried on by	2
to be jealous of	2
flasks of florence wine	2
to the kings enemies	2
find an opportunity to	2
who for the same	2
your lieutenant of the	2
it is very probable	2
the month of may	2
the confidence to tell	2
he was of sir	2
the preservation of their	2
goodman in my life	2
have gone through the	2
some of the judges	2
do not know that	2
to speak of his	2
and happiness of europe	2
as black as hell	2
have neither honour nor	2
you recollect your self	2
not by the law	2
tho i cannot tell	2
overt acts of compassing	2
on the other hand	2
and if it were	2
of him the said	2
they recover their liberty	2
he had an aversion	2
of the enormity of	2
body was forbid to	2
but i am sure	2
by the late king	2
and these are the	2
the laws that were	2
to attack the guards	2
and that this is	2
him on saturday last	2
what we had to	2
they not see him	2
he came over to	2
hath a just right	2
it is possible that	2
he cannot be convicted	2
an enemy to the	2
year in the city	2
about the same time	2
but it is a	2
against the lives and	2
was done by the	2
this be the case	2
to maintain the quarrel	2
with some of the	2
in the room all	2
a man is not	2
cognizance and animadversion of	2
a man of honour	2
a stratagem of war	2
last day of the	2
too much confidence in	2
though i will not	2
did all the company	2
the conspiracy against his	2
the late king who	2
the assassination might be	2
to let you know	2
one thing was done	2
of the principality of	2
notice when the king	2
because they have been	2
and violent presumptions of	2
of no body else	2
found a way to	2
there were great and	2
was with sir john	2
had no reason to	2
the manner of your	2
upon his most miraculuous	2
to do the like	2
that many of the	2
black as hell to	2
the said alexander amydei	2
make room for a	2
he did consult with	2
which is that of	2
overt act of the	2
with a more than	2
a true account of	2
a just abhorrence and	2
as the law requires	2
a different time and	2
of the christian world	2
guilty or not guilty	2
discovery was made by	2
gave credit to those	2
prerogative of the crown	2
an information of high	2
to perswade him to	2
for the interest of	2
that were made against	2
the late king to	2
as well as it	2
parts of the kingdom	2
as a rash and	2
by knocking king william	2
made use of as	2
does not take away	2
some of the ministers	2
the habeas corpus act	2
not being able to	2
clemency of the government	2
designs of those who	2
the good opinion of	2
a plain or manifest	2
place appointed for the	2
was forbid to come	2
was there before my	2
a clock at night	2
that the doctrine of	2
did not know their	2
five or six times	2
excellent majesty king william	2
his majesties letter to	2
take away his life	2
that were present at	2
upon pretence of their	2
those that dined there	2
desire to know how	2
that were not free	2
a mind to have	2
in trust for you	2
where did you meet	2
many were there that	2
were you always in	2
carried on for the	2
a freehold in london	2
not sufficient to secure	2
me look upon my	2
there was a design	2
the prisoner was there	2
the peace of our	2
that there was an	2
the beginning of this	2
to the church and	2
there was a great	2
and of our reign	2
what they ought to	2
that it was the	2
and divers other days	2
the security of his	2
upon tryal of your	2
which some of the	2
in all the ways	2
our reign the fourth	2
who ought to have	2
seems there was no	2
zealous agent of the	2
at the end of	2
the same place where	2
the same day did	2
i would not for	2
by the assistance of	2
to maintain the laws	2
whether the reason of	2
the favourable providence of	2
good of the state	2
in the history of	2
general opinion of the	2
justice to acknowledge that	2
and not to be	2
perjury and rebellion in	2
prisoner did kneel upon	2
it was at the	2
for the trying of	2
himself in a condition	2
be guilty of the	2
and this is that	2
by all means possible	2
the late king was	2
that he would take	2
to make a jury	2
act in the assassination	2
my self with observing	2
rights and liberties of	2
and principles of the	2
the th of january	2
no proof is sufficient	2
or five times with	2
do you know of	2
not to meddle with	2
had right to the	2