quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
the time of the	641
the act of parliament	481
in the case of	453
at the time of	445
in the kings bench	445
by the statute of	418
action upon the case	370
an action of debt	357
in the common pleas	350
in so far as	347
in the time of	320
at the common law	311
in respect of the	305
to the use of	298
by the act of	287
is a writ that	269
the words of the	267
that is to say	267
the statute of h	266
the lords found the	257
the death of the	254
in favours of the	252
early english books online	247
notes for div a	237
a part of the	235
an action upon the	234
by the common law	234
by the law of	224
the law of nature	222
after the death of	217
a lease for years	217
commeth of the french	217
a writ of error	213
makes a lease for	211
by the act par	208
it ought to be	203
the use of the	202
the opinion of the	199
at the instance of	190
in the hands of	187
by the whole court	185
by reason of the	184
in the court of	183
upon the statute of	178
for the most part	178
the lords found that	178
it was answered for	177
and as to the	176
ought not to be	173
the nature of the	172
the law of god	171
that if a man	170
in an action of	167
was found not to	165
a lease for life	164
in the name of	164
a writ that lies	162
the body of the	160
if it had been	159
it is to be	158
is said to be	158
with advice and consent	156
the rest of the	156
by act of parliament	155
by the name of	154
as well as the	154
the end of the	153
is not to be	152
the right of the	149
in the common bench	148
if a man be	146
it was alleadged for	145
the value of the	144
the lords repelled the	141
the lords of session	141
of the common law	140
the case of the	140
the estates of parliament	139
in our common lawe	138
that it was not	138
in the statute of	137
the hands of the	136
the name of the	136
if it be not	134
that it is not	131
by the civil law	128
the date of the	128
in a writ of	128
the life of the	127
the law of the	127
in this case the	127
as if a man	125
was answered for the	124
in the county of	123
he ought to have	122
signifieth in our common	121
to him and his	121
it shall not be	120
the person of the	120
advice and consent of	119
the consent of the	117
and if it be	117
the will of the	117
and therefore it is	117
the lord of the	116
to the value of	116
and so it was	115
have an action of	115
a writ of right	114
that there was no	114
in the mean time	114
to the heirs of	113
action of debt brought	113
the heir of the	113
be said to be	113
the law of england	113
the court of common	112
the time of his	112
of the statute of	112
brought an action of	112
the benefit of the	112
an action of trespass	112
and so it is	111
of the lands of	110
of the law of	110
there can be no	109
the king and his	108
of the court of	108
the act of the	107
an act of parliament	106
the city of london	106
the statute of eliz	106
and it is not	105
words of the statute	105
of the estates of	105
new book of entries	104
the heirs of the	103
and it was adjudged	103
the master of the	103
the intent of the	103
he shall not be	102
of the kings bench	102
that it is a	102
the husband and wife	102
the laws of the	102
by the death of	102
offered to be proven	102
ministers of the gospel	101
ought to have been	100
a man makes a	99
in the civil law	98
the lords sustained the	97
that there is no	97
the tenant for life	96
by this act the	96
writ directed to the	95
it may be doubted	95
was alleadged for the	95
the clerk of the	95
the reason of the	94
it was adjudged in	94
is as much as	93
there ought to be	93
a writ directed to	93
within the statute of	93
as if he had	93
any part of the	93
and in this case	93
moved in arrest of	93
and so he concluded	93
the statute of e	92
characters represented either as	92
which the lords found	92
that it shall be	92
for term of life	92
the mails and duties	92
represented either as utf	92
but if it be	91
consent of the estates	91
in the life of	90
is that which is	90
in the right of	90
within year and day	90
by vertue of the	89
by the space of	89
one and the same	89
and consent of the	89
the custome of the	88
the part of the	88
lords found that the	88
are not to be	88
the meaning of the	87
by the opinion of	87
the power of the	86
that it was a	86
in the nature of	86
of the act of	86
it is in the	86
is to be understood	84
in the principall case	84
it signifieth in our	83
directed to the sheriff	83
that he was not	83
new booke of entries	83
the nearest of kin	82
time out of mind	82
at the same time	82
the remainder to the	82
have a writ of	82
this act it is	82
of the mannor of	82
in the same manner	82
and there is no	82
the instance of the	81
the goods of the	81
during the life of	81
and that it was	81
is a writ directed	81
in our common law	81
to be in the	81
and not to the	81
and the heirs of	80
under the pain of	80
by this act it	80
the case was this	80
the possession of the	80
the defender alleadged absolvitor	80
in the person of	79
given for the plaintiff	79
the office of the	79
there could be no	78
that he could not	78
the new booke of	78
the lords found relevant	78
for the use of	78
according to the custome	78
opinion of the court	78
he shall not have	78
to the terms of	77
was given for the	77
the owner of the	77
according to the statute	77
that he ought to	77
as it is in	77
to the nature of	77
the half of the	76
according to the law	76
if there be no	76
by an act of	75
as in the case	75
lords repelled the defense	75
for it is a	75
that it should be	75
was found in the	75
at the mercat cross	75
and for that he	74
if tenant in tail	74
ratification in favours of	74
out of the countrey	74
the same to the	74
that part of the	74
him and his heirs	74
of the nature of	74
to the court of	74
in arrest of judgement	74
court of common pleas	74
the third part of	73
and if a man	73
of the laws of	73
and for that it	73
to the prejudice of	73
the laws of england	72
of the earl of	72
was found to be	72
the time of king	72
of the body of	72
it was agreed by	72
act in favours of	72
to the law of	71
our lord the king	71
found not to be	71
to a man and	71
by the laws of	71
an action of trespasse	71
according to the terms	71
to the behove of	70
le purvey de cest	70
the same to be	70
the good of the	70
the first day of	70
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the payment of the	70
purvey de cest estatute	70
it is a good	70
before the statute of	70
the estate of the	70
by all the justices	70
that there is a	70
the issue in tail	70
for the good of	70
the court of the	70
and not to be	69
for the life of	69
deins le purvey de	69
the custody of the	69
in prejudice of the	69
the oath of the	69
of the church of	69
by vertue of a	69
the name of a	69
the contract of marriage	69
the interest of the	68
for the payment of	68
in the act of	68
and for that the	68
the grace of god	68
it was said by	68
the right of his	68
the tenor of the	68
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so far as the	66
but in this case	66
on the other side	66
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the law of nations	66
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and the opinion of	66
in the first place	66
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in place of the	65
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he ought to be	65
the ground of the	65
a man and his	65
but it is not	65
shall not have the	65
of the whole court	65
upon the case for	65
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was found to have	65
the jurisdiction of the	65
for the space of	65
the course of the	65
a writ that lyeth	65
the entry of the	64
and therefore it was	64
as if it had	64
the cause of the	64
of the city of	64
where it is said	64
of the common pleas	64
if a lease be	64
for it is not	64
in the kings court	64
the custom of the	64
that the statute of	64
that he did not	64
writ that lies for	64
the reign of king	64
to the custome of	63
the nature of a	63
made a lease for	63
the case of a	63
without consent of the	63
and he said that	63
where there is no	62
found in the case	62
for mails and duties	62
it was holden by	62
of debt brought upon	62
as appeareth by the	62
the lawes of the	62
by reason of his	62
though it be not	61
a lease be made	61
to the king by	61
and ought to be	61
of the king in	61
in the same case	61
the condition of the	61
action of the case	61
and the statute of	61
and it is a	61
out of the chancery	61
to the lords of	61
as appears by the	61
grants a rent charge	61
and the reason is	61
it is fit to	61
for payment of a	61
it doth not appear	61
of any of the	61
of the court was	60
of the law is	60
but if there be	60
in regard of the	60
in an action upon	60
and that which is	60
if a man makes	60
to the lord of	60
as to the first	60
and by the act	60
shall have this writ	60
in the books of	60
for the time being	60
as it appears by	60
of the reign of	60
without the consent of	60
action of debt upon	60
pleas of the crown	60
the taking of the	59
the justices of the	59
in relation to the	59
from time to time	59
make a lease for	59
of the process of	59
in all time coming	59
writ that lies where	58
is one of the	58
that there was a	58
of the said city	58
and the reason of	58
ils soient al issue	58
in the year of	58
it shall be intended	58
right of his wife	58
that they may be	58
the lords of the	58
but if a man	58
of the king and	57
of the civil law	57
heir to his father	57
as heir to his	57
have right to the	57
the reason of this	57
the light of nature	57
the word of god	57
because it was not	57
so if a man	57
to be proven by	57
the law of reason	57
so far as it	57
but as to the	57
in that case the	57
part of the land	57
man makes a lease	57
to take away the	57
where there is a	57
that it may be	56
was agreed by the	56
is not within the	56
the table of the	56
not within the statute	56
by the canon law	56
under the name of	56
to the earl of	56
to belong to the	56
of king henry the	56
the statute of r	56
there is not any	56
conform to the act	56
the day of the	56
the king by his	56
was not found to	55
according to the custom	55
a sum of money	55
her contract of marriage	55
of his forest lawes	55
the common law of	55
the spirit of god	55
lands and barony of	55
by the oath of	55
the assent of the	55
the place where the	55
if a man hath	55
as is clear by	55
third part of the	55
it is called a	55
is a french word	55
an officer of the	55
and as for the	55
it was further alleadged	55
for payment of the	55
are said to be	55
granted by the king	55
for the benefit of	55
a great part of	55
the grant of the	55
because it is not	55
law of the land	54
and that the defendant	54
if there be any	54
this act of parliament	54
the knowledge of the	54
it is not the	54
the property of the	54
the colledge of justice	54
in an ejectione firme	54
to the statute of	54
the author of the	54
is a good plea	54
of that which is	54
or any of them	54
you may see in	54
the authority of the	54
in arrest of judgment	54
of the colledge of	54
and that he was	54
from the time of	54
which is to be	54
the officers of the	54
in the act par	53
before the making of	53
the profits of the	53
of the lords of	53
in the table of	53
the lords having considered	53
which ought to be	53
they ought to be	53
it was answered that	53
and that he had	53
to the king and	53
where a man is	52
poinding of the ground	52
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found for the plaintiff	52
in the laws of	52
the priests and levites	52
a court of record	52
that it shall not	52
they are to be	52
of king edward the	52
if it be a	52
in the common law	52
be given for the	52
in any of the	51
if there was a	51
a man hath a	51
the writ of error	51
the said act of	51
the king shall have	51
and it may be	51
advice and consent foresaid	51
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it was adjudged that	51
the king and the	51
by force of the	51
iv tiff page images	51
prayed judgment for the	51
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the truth of the	51
of the kings house	51
action of debt for	51
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the acts of parliament	50
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any person or persons	50
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ought to be preferred	50
of the morall law	50
his majesty with advice	50
that a man may	50
the tenant of the	50
out of the kings	50
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of the estate of	50
the behove of the	50
under the great seal	50
ought to be repelled	50
year of the reign	50
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the true nature of	49
that the same was	49
it is not good	49
at the end of	49
to be of the	49
if tenant for life	49
at the will of	49
was moved in arrest	49
the lords of erection	49
that he was a	49
so far as they	49
mails and duties of	49
the issue of the	49
que ils soient al	49
which could not be	49
the late act of	49
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the court of wards	48
the wife of the	48
and doth not say	48
a gift in tail	48
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into the kings bench	48
of lands or tenements	48
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tenant by the curtesie	47
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sur que ils soient	47
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for if it be	27
at such a day	27
is also used for	27
for life or years	27
the time of h	27
by the grant of	27
the thing it self	27
of the nearest of	27
is a writ iudiciall	27
the marches of wales	27
the court of admiralty	27
the king is to	27
and therefore if a	27
and when it is	27
was not inferred by	27
make use of the	27
not under the law	27
is where a man	27
was agreed by all	27
of the cinque ports	27
the defendant ought to	27
the disseisee releaseth to	27
the statute doth not	27
officer of the kings	27
the second part of	27
if any of the	27
and shall not be	27
he in the remainder	27
so it is in	27
the plaintiff brought an	27
no more then the	27
in respect of their	27
of all manner of	27
and could not be	27
to that of the	27
the king to the	27
it should have been	27
he shall have the	27
the year and day	27
partie deins le purvey	27
so he concluded that	27
a covenant of grace	27
apex covantage keyed and	27
of the tenant for	27
so long as the	27
be tenant by the	27
and it cannot be	27
is not in the	27
that where a man	27
but by the act	27
to be payed to	27
the same with the	27
the law in the	27
to the knowledge of	27
covantage keyed and coded	27
for the advantage of	27
not only as to	27
has right to the	27
not to have been	27
of the first marriage	27
and if they be	27
may be doubted whether	27
the presence of the	27
it had not been	27
by the late act	27
the matter of fact	27
in time of peace	27
according to the ancient	27
by the nature of	27
with consent of the	27
the use of himself	27
of the kings courts	27
at a day to	27
or if it be	27
is when a man	27
the oaths of the	27
in the land of	27
if a rent be	27
at the head burgh	26
a writ to the	26
neither is there any	26
by reason of any	26
to the manner of	26
for him and his	26
ought to be of	26
after the defuncts death	26
it was objected that	26
to be sold at	26
king edward the third	26
for if a man	26
of the justices of	26
to stand to the	26
by vertue of this	26
master of the rolls	26
in the hand of	26
except in so far	26
the election of the	26
out of which the	26
of the king by	26
that this was not	26
this shall not be	26
it seems to him	26
to the king in	26
the creditors of the	26
contrary to the law	26
agreed by all the	26
of the same lands	26
it should be a	26
is contrary to the	26
action would not lie	26
there is no doubt	26
it was not the	26
the book of entries	26
not only to the	26
in the lawes of	26
lies where a man	26
of the statute are	26
if there be not	26
infeft in an annualrent	26
had at the time	26
the subjects of this	26
to be found in	26
this act shall not	26
the late earl of	26
the sum of one	26
be of the same	26
death of the tenant	26
the foresaid act of	26
of the kings of	26
be delivered to the	26
captaine of the watch	26
to the mails and	26
within the space of	26
upon the death of	26
to the proportion of	26
one and twenty years	26
of it in the	26
the space of seven	26
is made for the	26
a stranger to the	26
the act of par	26
reason of the law	26
him and his heires	26
yet there is no	26
of lands in fee	26
the executor of the	26
be made in the	26
for the price of	26
to the heires of	26
of error to reverse	26
he may have a	26
the hand of the	26
the lords of his	26
out of the court	26
that there may be	26
that it ought to	26
the books of sederunt	26
the honour of the	26
and ministers of the	26
in the other case	26
per le statute de	26
as i said before	26
act of this parliament	26
which is in the	26
judgment for the defendant	26
in the canon law	26
it is vsed for	26
a part of his	26
for a man to	26
him in the reversion	26
may have a writ	26
and judgment was given	26
if the king grant	26
presumed to have been	26
consent of the patron	26
that they ought to	26
in case where the	25
it was so found	25
to answer to the	25
called a writ of	25
in the same signification	25
upon the ground of	25
that this is a	25
debt upon a bond	25
and acts of parliament	25
to take the oath	25
the case was thus	25
a word used in	25
the lord shall not	25
as i take it	25
it was also found	25
the other half to	25
the quality of the	25
from the law of	25
only as to the	25
to the vse of	25
to be a good	25
and he conceived that	25
explication of saxon words	25
a year after the	25
an estate in fee	25
since the act of	25
was further alleadged for	25
when a man hath	25
to the intent to	25
infeft in the lands	25
to be able to	25
to be free from	25
that he hath not	25
most part of the	25
the command of the	25
and if the tenant	25
the law may be	25
part of the law	25
the action would lie	25
there should be no	25
is a court of	25
of the same name	25
to which it is	25
power of the law	25
in the creditors name	25
the plaintiff ought to	25
by intromission with the	25
if any of them	25
a lease to the	25
and if the defendant	25
to the said sir	25
at the pleasure of	25
of the right of	25
is that which the	25
he cited the case	25
be discharged of the	25
to be observed in	25
payment of the annualrent	25
and in this signification	25
by the will of	25
of the town of	25
part and pertinent of	25
the same way as	25
court was of opinion	25
no right to the	25
at a certain day	25
an action of wast	25
judgment ought to be	25
it is clear that	25
be tried by the	25
that lies where a	25
by the lawes of	25
was granted by the	25
the act of this	25
and that they were	25
for which he was	25
and the laws of	25
in the first instance	25
as it is now	25
of them to the	25
and such as have	25
he suspends on this	25
of the law and	25
and the whole court	25
to the intent that	25
terme de sa vie	25
of the order of	25
of the great seal	25
a reduction of a	25
and to the objection	25
in the city of	25
lord chief justice of	25
tenant for life dies	25
was not in the	25
by all the judges	25
le statute de h	25
with the consent of	25
therefore by this act	25
it was held by	25
to be paid to	25
over and above the	25
but as it is	25
it seemeth to be	25
justice of the kings	25
of life and death	25
there shall be no	24
not take away the	24
in such manner as	24
are to be sold	24
were wont to be	24
plaintiff brought an action	24
keeper of the great	24
for the defence of	24
want of a bill	24
of any part of	24
so in our case	24
the court held the	24
the preservation of the	24
if he were not	24
right to the land	24
but if he be	24
that in that case	24
but by this act	24
the bairns of the	24
the lords before answer	24
be in the same	24
in the absence of	24
it behoved to be	24
be taken by the	24
the said statute of	24
the court of rome	24
of them in the	24
to the civil law	24
serjeant for the defendant	24
the masters of the	24
that a man shall	24
and found for the	24
to shew cause why	24
defender of the faith	24
as much as if	24
shall be to the	24
and it doth not	24
of the other part	24
before the justices of	24
but if he had	24
given for the defendant	24
an officer belonging to	24
as to the third	24
by the oaths of	24
to the kings court	24
is to be observed	24
and it seems to	24
contra the town of	24
to be within the	24
and as it were	24
so long as they	24
a lease of the	24
verdict for the plaintiff	24
to that he answered	24
the same may be	24
in the like case	24
the opinion of all	24
of the making of	24
that the king shall	24
was out of the	24
of the county of	24
shall be tried by	24
by the light of	24
space of seven years	24
of the barony of	24
the age of years	24
he shall have an	24
the service of god	24
is the cause of	24
without a cause onerous	24
not be compelled to	24
it ought not to	24
pursuer answered to the	24
the rights of the	24
to extend to the	24
as it is resolved	24
the death of tenant	24
the king for the	24
upon the same ground	24
go out of the	24
and yet it was	24
the lords did not	24
to be according to	24
ought to be by	24
to be performed by	24
is not like to	24
judges of the common	24
of the lawes of	24
is said in the	24
is within the statute	24
to pay the same	24
is the name of	24
that there is not	24
in manner and form	24
of debt against the	24
lords of his majesties	24
in order to the	24
penalty per cest estatute	24
be lyable for the	24
of edward the confessor	24
person of the king	24
but this is not	24
that he and his	24
shall be taken by	24
in the preface to	24
the benefit of his	24
tenant for term of	24
see the new book	24
for the sheriffdom of	24
it seemes to him	24
the statute of edw	24
an infeftment of annualrent	24
is said to have	24
was found sufficient to	24
it may not be	24
the act of annexation	24
is declared to be	24
death of a man	24
whether it be a	24
shall be a good	24
that it should not	24
the pursuer answered to	24
found not to extend	24
for the service of	24
le viscount ne perdra	24
could not be taken	24
from the beginning of	24
the intention of the	24
nature of the thing	24
whereby a man is	24
for it is the	24
have this writ against	24
and that there is	24
shall not be punished	24
the heirs males of	24
time of the disposition	24
is taken for the	24
a prohibition was granted	24
the land in question	24
and for that cause	24
by way of action	24
as they shall think	24
the performance of the	24
the same law is	23
to which the defendant	23
is a writ whereby	23
the advantage of the	23
to him and to	23
vertue of his office	23
by the clerk of	23
a court of equity	23
found to have no	23
and the rest of	23
of the sons of	23
all the rest of	23
held of the king	23
for the preservation of	23
reign of king henry	23
of the whole kingdom	23
that by the act	23
in his own right	23
for the keeping of	23
the rule of law	23
to the people of	23
for that which is	23
it must be presumed	23
part of the price	23
the glory of god	23
which he could not	23
of the clerk of	23
en precipe quod reddat	23
is defined to be	23
in the british library	23
the heirs of tailzie	23
found to extend to	23
see coke upon lit	23
words of the writ	23
so it is used	23
for the words of	23
be made of the	23
of the children of	23
de cest estatute et	23
the canons of the	23
if a man grant	23
an assignation to a	23
and therefore in the	23
custome of the city	23
in the custody of	23
newe booke of entries	23
but that it was	23
out of his own	23
the consideration of the	23
in a court baron	23
brought upon a bond	23
with the rents of	23
because there was no	23
was resolved by the	23
a man be bound	23
it may be said	23
is an officer belonging	23
the verity of the	23
moved for a prohibition	23
that are to be	23
course of the common	23
a disposition of the	23
are appointed to be	23
which a man hath	23
payment of the debt	23
shall be brought in	23
unless it were proven	23
not payment of the	23
going to kirk and	23
in the courts of	23
in respect that the	23
of the second marriage	23
to have been in	23
to be at the	23
and as to that	23
officer belonging to the	23
that he shall have	23
for though it be	23
and customs of the	23
therefore it is not	23
a judgment given in	23
is a difference betwixt	23
the party to whom	23
king and his people	23
for as much as	23
without the superiours consent	23
of the said statute	23
he in the reversion	23
to the house of	23
the writ shall be	23
and to his heirs	23
the ship and goods	23
there is nothing more	23
or cause to be	23
seised of lands in	23
to hear and determine	23
the iudges of the	23
cestuy que use in	23
it was adjudged by	23
he intended that the	23
the reason of reduction	23
clerk of the bills	23
of god and the	23
that lies for the	23