quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
in the county of	648
in the reign of	475
the reign of king	398
of king henry the	245
the earle of angus	240
and one of the	204
of the court of	197
one of the justices	187
of the justices of	184
the justices of the	184
by the name of	183
reign of king henry	181
in the time of	144
for the most part	142
king henry the eighth	137
of the house of	133
of king edward the	128
in the yeare of	127
to the earle of	116
one of the readers	116
the rest of the	112
the king of england	112
the reign of queen	108
the yeare of the	106
year of his reign	104
yeare of the world	104
lord chief justice of	101
the court of common	100
reign of queen elizabeth	98
chief justice of the	97
yeare of his raigne	96
pleas in the reign	95
is descended from sir	93
the beginning of the	92
the yeare of christ	91
in the beginning of	89
reign of king edward	87
justices of the court	86
the earle of douglas	86
our lord the king	85
in the mean time	83
of the city of	82
of the earle of	80
the castle of edinburgh	80
is said to have	78
of the reign of	76
the kings of england	76
by reason of the	71
reign of king james	71
the city of london	69
the house of douglas	69
in the castle of	68
king edward the third	68
of the readers of	66
early english books online	65
justices of the common	63
son and heir to	63
the son and heir	61
king charles the first	60
the house of angus	59
after the death of	59
king henry the seventh	59
of the kings of	58
to the king of	57
so much the more	57
the earle of march	56
it is to be	56
of the name of	56
the name of douglas	56
and the earle of	53
to the castle of	53
king edward the first	52
the time of the	52
bench in the reign	52
the barons of the	52
in the isle of	51
a serjeant at law	49
a view of the	49
king henry the sixth	48
of the readers thereof	48
by the earle of	48
said to have been	48
master of the rolls	48
of the barons of	48
of the castle of	47
by king henry the	47
one of the barons	47
the order of the	46
is the son and	46
that is to say	46
is descended from john	46
to the number of	46
king edward the fourth	45
and lord chief justice	45
the county of kent	44
the degree of a	44
notes for div a	44
on the other side	43
the time of his	43
the death of his	43
the county of lincoln	42
not being able to	42
a part of the	42
to king henry the	42
beginning of the reign	41
the court of exchequer	41
for the space of	41
in the kings bookes	41
of a serjeant at	41
of the king and	41
and the bishops there	40
the lord of liddesdale	40
justice of the court	39
the rest of his	39
barons of the exchequer	39
and the trade thereof	39
to the degree of	39
of our lord the	39
the king and his	39
of the same society	38
in the church of	38
the first earle of	38
in the dayes of	38
of the lords of	37
king richard the second	37
and thus much for	37
of the earle douglas	37
into the hands of	36
the death of the	36
thereof in the reign	36
justices of the kings	36
the earle of morton	36
the isle of wight	36
the name of the	36
the court of kings	36
a great part of	36
the county of essex	36
with the earle of	35
the king of france	35
by king edward the	35
the hands of the	34
in the life of	34
the queen of england	34
in the hands of	34
king of the west	33
the earle of marre	33
and was buried in	33
the county of norfolk	33
degree of a serjeant	33
of king charles the	33
in the said county	33
called to the degree	33
valued in the kings	33
is valued in the	33
the honour of the	33
is descended from the	32
of the king of	32
the county of suffolk	32
at law in the	32
of the most noble	32
that he was not	32
year of the reign	32
of the order of	32
reign of king charles	32
the time of king	31
that there was no	31
to the house of	30
archbald lord of galloway	30
readers thereof in the	30
the earle of lennox	30
in respect of the	30
that the king was	30
is descended from william	30
the good of the	30
of king richard the	30
the readers thereof in	30
as if he had	29
order of the garter	29
to the dignity of	28
in the year of	28
the family of the	28
the banks of the	28
the readers of that	28
the year of our	28
exchequer in the reign	28
king henry the third	28
is descended from thomas	28
out of the way	28
characters represented either as	28
one of the lords	28
the county of warwick	28
a person of great	28
at the battell of	28
represented either as utf	28
is one of the	28
king henry the fourth	28
the earle of arran	28
the earle of northumberland	28
the government of the	28
of the duke of	27
descended from sir john	27
the county of york	27
the university of oxford	27
inn in the reign	27
the name of a	27
for a long time	27
to the end that	27
serjeant at law in	27
daughter to the earle	27
that the earle of	27
take a view of	27
justice of the common	27
the lords of his	26
the earle douglas was	26
knights of the bath	26
banks of the river	26
to have been the	26
lord keeper of the	26
with a great army	26
of king james the	26
in the midst of	26
the king and countrey	26
keeper of the great	26
the realme of england	26
knight of the bath	26
chief baron of the	25
of the great seal	25
as hath been said	25
of the river of	25
by act of parliament	25
year of our lord	25
this order was instituted	25
measure of length is	25
of the kingdom of	25
the trade of the	25
is not to be	25
lord chief baron of	25
the first king of	25
for the earle of	24
after the beginning of	24
in respect of his	24
during the time of	24
law in the reign	24
the county of northampton	24
hath yeelded to the	24
by the statute of	24
of those that were	24
and that it was	24
george earle of angus	24
and the rest of	24
succeeded in the yeare	24
great seal of england	23
the earle douglas his	23
there is no mention	23
the town of edinburgh	23
who was married to	23
that it was not	23
the great seal of	23
the body of the	23
for the defence of	23
to the honour of	23
on the south with	23
on the east with	23
noble order of the	23
as we have said	23
on the west with	23
the most part of	23
the county of middlesex	23
to the see of	22
the king of englands	22
most noble order of	22
to him and his	22
in regard of the	22
peer of the realm	22
out of the countrey	22
in regard of his	22
of length is the	22
of the isle of	22
yeelded to the church	22
the county of derby	22
that the earle douglas	22
for the good of	22
to king edward the	22
the castles and towers	22
first earle of douglas	22
if he had been	22
and heir to the	22
castles and towers of	22
the mean time the	22
earle of angus was	22
in the reigne of	22
had the name of	22
on the north with	22
of the earles of	22
that he was a	22
of the trade of	22
the earle of crawford	22
that they could not	21
about the time of	21
to the crown of	21
to the lord of	21
the time of henry	21
with the rest of	21
the most noble order	21
a learned lawyer of	21
time of henry the	21
the greatest part of	21
the battell of durham	21
was called to the	21
and so it was	21
the word of god	21
the church of rome	21
in the reigns of	21
and that he had	21
a family of great	21
he was a man	21
and as to the	21
beginning of the raigne	21
the death of king	21
of the common pleas	21
the master of glames	21
the kings of scotland	20
he was forced to	20
on the banks of	20
the castle of stirlin	20
by sea and land	20
majesty king charles the	20
is descended from robert	20
the knights of the	20
the first year of	20
of the lands of	20
that they would not	20
by the laws of	20
is bounded on the	20
is descended from richard	20
the readers of the	20
she bare to him	20
the first of the	20
was married to the	20
good of the countrey	20
peers of the realm	20
and heir to sir	20
the dutchy of lancaster	20
the cause of his	20
the dayes of king	20
sir george hume of	20
with the title of	20
a younger branch of	20
but the earle of	20
king edward the sixth	20
in the parish of	20
the duke of albanie	20
the dignity of a	20
a peer of the	19
parts of the world	19
a great number of	19
of gold and silver	19
hall in the county	19
to the church of	19
in the meane time	19
the measure of length	19
as if they had	19
the earle of athole	19
that he should be	19
that they might not	19
at home and abroad	19
of the nobility of	19
so long as he	19
of the raigne of	19
and that he was	19
to the earl of	19
the mouth of the	19
of the county of	19
who bare to him	19
court of exchequer in	19
on the one side	19
the earle of gowrie	19
captain of the castle	19
him out of the	19
it will not be	19
which if it be	18
in the kings name	18
younger branch of the	18
about the year of	18
in the eyes of	18
of which make a	18
it could not be	18
in the case of	18
william earle of douglas	18
if it be not	18
of the growth of	18
george hume of wedderburne	18
the antient family of	18
reign of king richard	18
justice of the kings	18
son and heir of	18
baron of the court	18
the county of oxon	18
of the exchequer in	18
it is said that	18
the history of the	18
and according to the	18
to the duke of	18
a convention of the	18
of his late majesty	18
it had the name	18
the crown of england	18
attorney general to king	18
archbald earle of angus	18
the county of hertford	18
the growth of the	18
it is hard to	18
towne and castle of	18
to the use of	18
the bishoprick of durham	18
the estate of the	18
the earledome of angus	18
the county of somerset	18
to the terms of	17
work described above is	17
assigned for keying and	17
the lords of the	17
this keyboarded and encoded	17
at a place called	17
to the early english	17
and the king of	17
high chancellor of england	17
this phase i text	17
heir to the late	17
of exchequer in the	17
from proquest page images	17
keyed and coded from	17
one of his majesties	17
keyboarded and encoded edition	17
and some of them	17
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and encoded edition of	17
is descended from that	17
encoded edition of the	17
is available for reuse	17
recorder of the city	17
of douglas and angus	17
the title of an	17
the county of wilts	17
the possession of the	17
the latter end of	17
on the south side	17
king robert the third	17
the county of leicester	17
the person of the	17
and of the inner	17
text can be copied	17
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of the citty of	17
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tcp assigned for keying	17
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markup reviewed and edited	17
and of the trade	17
or if it were	17
of the church of	17
the isle of man	17
institutions providing financial support	17
phase i text is	17
by the means of	17
financial support to the	17
the right honourable william	17
and markup reviewed and	17
to come to the	17
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the vertues of the	17
of the work described	17
support to the early	17
english books online text	17
king henry the second	17
the county of sussex	17
i text is available	17
edition of the work	17
william the first earle	17
by the institutions providing	17
was taken by the	17
online text creation partnership	17
with the king of	17
his brother in law	17
text is available for	17
is to be observed	17
sir david hume of	17
and coded from proquest	17
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king edward the second	17
encoded text transcribed from	17
of the estate of	17
the work described above	17
the early english books	17
providing financial support to	17
that it is not	17
the institutions providing financial	17
all the rest of	17
the kingdome of scotland	17
for keying and markup	17
the county of devon	17
is the name of	17
the terms of creative	17
terms of creative commons	17
his late majesty king	16
of the earl of	16
lord high chancellor of	16
and the isle of	16
a man of great	16
both by sea and	16
of the town of	16
great part of the	16
made one of the	16
by the law of	16
when he came to	16
to the king and	16
is sold by the	16
as well as the	16
one of the benchers	16
under the conduct of	16
was divided into two	16
are a number of	16
the king and queen	16
and by him dedicated	16
lord maior of london	16
david hume of wedderburne	16
that he might not	16
the duke of lancaster	16
one and the same	16
the beginning of his	16
antient family of the	16
made him to be	16
his father in the	16
in order of battell	16
the first christned king	16
the favour of the	16
of the kingdome of	16
there are a number	16
the rest that were	16
that can be made	16
at the same time	16
to king robert the	16
he was called to	16
see hath yeelded to	16
of the dutchy of	16
by reason of their	16
the hearts of the	16
the kingdome of the	16
of the inner temple	16
an act of parliament	16
king henry the first	16
the raigne of scotland	16
from the beginning of	16
of marre and angus	16
king henry the fifth	16
in the same county	16
the keeping of the	16
to the earledome of	16
descended from the learned	16
twentieth yeare of his	16
in the bishoprick of	16
are these that follow	16
king james the third	16
of the kings side	16
with the earle douglas	16
the reigns of king	16
that it hath been	16
kings and princes of	16
who was the first	15
is directly descended from	15
lord of the isles	15
king james the first	15
and in the same	15
the south side of	15
and put to death	15
of edward the third	15
the rule of st	15
greatest part of the	15
the year of the	15
for the birth of	15
till such time as	15
county of norfolk esq	15
that he had been	15
was buried in the	15
the reign of his	15
by the earl of	15
the effigies of the	15
the kingdome of ireland	15
the isle of ely	15
for which they receive	15
raigne in the yeare	15
and twentieth day of	15
the title of the	15
by a younger son	15
are for the most	15
the number of the	15
the place where the	15
the affairs of the	15
with an army of	15
the hearts of men	15
society in the reign	15
the duke of york	15
died in peace the	15
the use of the	15
was buried in dunstaffage	15
the time of their	15
dignity of a serjeant	15
the consent of the	15
to be of the	15
were not able to	15
and therefore it is	15
in the kingdome of	15
convention of the states	15
family of great antiquity	15
the county of nottingham	15
of the said society	15
with fire and sword	15
the towne and castle	15
at the coronation of	15
taken out of the	15
him and his heires	15
the crown of scotland	15
i doubt not but	15
the county of bedford	15
the chief of the	15
dukes and earles of	15
to the university of	15
from the learned sir	15
of henry the eighth	15
the other side of	15
and master of the	15
in the person of	15
about this time the	15
if they had not	15
the county of worcester	15
by whom he had	15
the castle of dumbartan	15
and characters marked as	14
other side of the	14
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of a works in	14
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encoded texts based on	14
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for the ducat of	9
in the presence of	9
the commodities of the	9
in the number of	9
may be said of	9
by the addition of	9
with the lands of	9
and the lord of	9
of all sorts of	9
had the honour to	9
fled to the castle	8
to the laird of	8
the lord of niddisdale	8
the liberty of his	8
in the same degree	8
had no children by	8
in wait for him	8
statute made in the	8
and that in such	8
he was committed to	8
of seven or eight	8
the part of the	8
the place of his	8
of a county palatine	8
one lord chiefe justice	8
which they could not	8
traded to by the	8
so much the rather	8
to those of the	8
eldest sonne and heire	8
a prey to the	8
the day appointed for	8
and besieged the castle	8
thus much shall suffice	8
there had been some	8
to be rid of	8
king james the fifth	8
of angus of the	8
house and name of	8
the earle of huntly	8
for that he had	8
but so it was	8
the eldest sons of	8
not to have been	8
he died in the	8
bruce earle of carrict	8
came to the king	8
brother to the earle	8
he had not been	8
together with the lands	8
of the bloud of	8
as he had been	8
as if he were	8
the two and twentieth	8
it was in the	8
and wasted the countrey	8
sonne to sir james	8
of the cinque ports	8
known to have been	8
of edward the first	8
alexander ramsay of dalhousie	8
the stile and title	8
reign of henry the	8
the entrance of the	8
the master of the	8
the time of bishop	8
drive the trade of	8
take part with him	8
to be tried by	8
the midst of them	8
he was come to	8
by the advice of	8
a brother of the	8
years of age at	8
a younger son from	8
the bishop of this	8
the law of nations	8
was instituted in anno	8
thousand pounds per annum	8
a gentleman of an	8
but at last the	8
i shall pass them	8
occasion of it was	8
and the duke of	8
to move him to	8
the clergies tenth amounting	8
succeeded the yeare of	8
to bestow his daughter	8
and perfect catalogue of	8
the clergy paying for	8
the king of pictes	8
kingdome of the east	8
to go on with	8
in the middle of	8
it was not long	8
the king did not	8
him dedicated to saint	8
any of the rest	8
with the house of	8
and the next day	8
during his fathers life	8
by which it is	8
of king robert bruce	8
in the south parts	8
the bloud of the	8
an enemy to the	8
in the right of	8
the english army was	8
was the cause of	8
in the earledome of	8
but when he saw	8
to the late learned	8
great hope and expectation	8
the counsell of the	8
according to the ancient	8
brought to the king	8
him and his heirs	8
and afterwards one of	8
the earle of marches	8
as it had been	8
a baron by writ	8
the said county of	8
the reign of k	8
of king robert the	8
and valour of the	8
were enemies to the	8
the palace of haly	8
put to death in	8
the power of the	8
son and heyre of	8
into the midst of	8
the black booke of	8
and that he should	8
is not likely that	8
the possessions of the	8
the isle of anglesey	8
from the antient family	8
and there is no	8
a servant of the	8
bishop of this diocese	8
had the leading of	8
his brother sir george	8
we have heard how	8
the consideration of the	8
and thereupon the said	8
readers of that honourable	8
was descended from sir	8
the most noble of	8
of which the chief	8
archbald earle of douglas	8
and in the mean	8
is lineally descended from	8
the fact at ruthven	8
archbald earle of wigton	8
a lord of the	8
the late kings time	8
the latter of which	8
chiefe town of the	8
very eminent for his	8
his first care was	8
for want of issue	8
martha countesse of carrick	8
that he could not	8
the armes of the	8
the creation of a	8
them to the king	8
interpreted to be done	8
first earle of angus	8
there was no great	8
by many worthy ancestors	8
eldest son and heir	8
to his owne house	8
out of their hands	8
suffer them to be	8
daughter to king robert	8
and made one of	8
the account of the	8
readers of the middle	8
he dyed in peace	8
the earles of northumberland	8
the murther of his	8
profit of the king	8
stile and title of	8
part of the nobilitie	8
by the confession of	8
the apologue of the	8
was like to have	8
with the stile of	8
wherefore that they might	8
first yeare of his	8
would not suffer him	8
and it may be	8
in right of his	8
is governed by a	8
no great good will	8
sonne and heire to	8
right of his wife	8
contempt of the king	8
in such sort as	8
take part with them	8
be admitted into the	8
part of the whole	8
being for the most	8
court in the reign	8
but it is not	8
the ruine of the	8
his wife and children	8
if they had beene	8
by reason of which	8
in a place of	8
hath but one arch	8
the greatnesse of his	8
that house in the	8
in the book of	8
tooke in the castle	8
of the civil law	8
the castle of roxbrough	8
the lords of douglas	8
the earle of marres	8
given the title of	8
the house of marre	8
sent word to the	8
two or three years	8
the number of his	8
so worthy a man	8
like may be said	8
after whose death this	8
to which is added	8
he might the better	8
it is not likely	8
is a younger branch	8
made a bishops see	8
the wrong done to	8
bishops and bishops of	8
and that there was	8
first christned king of	8
but there was no	8
king of the mercians	8
are yet to be	8
the empire of the	8
in the middest of	8
long as he was	8
that they may be	8
and likewise the said	8
sir james and randulph	8
william douglas of logh	8
as wee have said	8
the great contentment of	8
in his fathers time	8
if a man be	8
time of king james	8
to joyne with him	8
who were on the	8
of the wrong done	8
his friends and followers	8
the beginning of february	8
taking the name from	8
maried to elizabeth daughter	8
heir apparent to the	8
that hee was a	8
his love to his	8
stanley earle of darby	8
as before is said	8
one hundred and twelve	8
which the earle of	8
he should have been	8
was father to the	8
his friends and dependers	8
of that house in	8
there were but few	8
the value of the	8
the trade of this	8
in process of time	8
weight is the pound	8
as if hee had	8
of the right honourable	8
by the favour of	8
county of leicester esq	8
the same with the	8
with the lord hume	8
in the realme of	8
that hee would not	8
the church and countrey	8
the right honourable robert	8
the king and queene	8
was in a manner	8
be made a knight	8
in the kings bench	8
of the common people	8
county palatine of chester	8
of great honour and	8
rest of the army	8
brother the earle of	8
both in peace and	8
son of king henry	8
out of his kingdome	8
to come to him	8
chief justice of england	8
were so farre from	8
in the palace of	8
by the birth of	8
is so much the	8
it is said of	8
to be in the	8
the common pleas in	8
with all manner of	8
the reign of henry	8
the lord of galloway	8
the nobilitie of his	8
the second year of	8
when the earle of	8
that which now standeth	8
walter scot of balcleugh	8
he came to edinburgh	8
that it was for	8
that he might the	8
afterwards lord chief justice	8
he was in his	8
the head of the	8
that he had more	8
the children of israel	8
son of king edward	8
the kings and lords	8
by the assent of	8
to be made in	8
shall pass them over	8
as it were a	8
matthew stuart earle of	8
as before i said	8
of the king by	8
part of the nobility	8
in the province of	8
eldest son of k	8
lords spiritual and temporal	8
the coronation of the	8
himself out of the	8
would have had him	8
out of the kingdome	8
was the first earle	8
master of the horse	8
lord high treasurer of	8
that he had the	8
from the castle of	8
is found to make	8
neither was there any	8
not be amiss to	8
of the body of	8
the arch bishop of	8
knowledge in the laws	8
the earles of crawford	8
the dukes and earles	8
the descent of the	8
the end of his	8
so that it was	8
the like may be	8
the lordship of douglas	8
privy councell c a	8
to the seniority of	8
to the name of	8
the order of st	8
stuart earle of lennox	8
and for that the	8
the king that he	8
the custome of the	8
as they call them	8
yeare of christ after	8
was slain in the	8
is descended from edward	8
it cannot be denied	8
he would have done	8
besieged the castle of	8
it was not for	8
him out of his	8
the statute of westminster	8
the english that were	8
ought to be made	8
able to do it	8
in this mean time	8
descended from the late	8
they would have it	8
they would not have	8
clergy paying for their	8
of christ after the	8
to the great contentment	8
to be preferred before	8
the house and name	8
first care was to	8
of the virgin mary	8
as also of all	8
of the royall bloud	8
to the lord clifford	8
a remission for it	8
bishoprick is valued in	8
earles of march and	8
by authority of parliament	8
prison in the castle	8
depart out of the	8
the county of glocester	8
by master david hume	8
they ought to be	8
the order of knighthood	8
as the king was	8
issuing out of the	8
the right honourable the	8
county of derby esq	8
the advice of the	8
bishop of saint andrews	8
the archbishop of canterbury	8
and xml conversion the	8
to be admitted into	8
see more in the	8
the said master nicholas	8
their men in order	8
is of new erection	8
which made him to	8
is descended from roger	8
the lord mayor and	8
william duke of normandy	8
the earle of montrose	8
of the ancient family	8
him by the way	8
reward of his service	8
and on the other	8
title of earles of	8
and thus much shall	8
which belonged to the	8
shadow of the kings	8
number of his men	8
to be revenged of	8
house in the reign	8
the custom of the	8
the field of flowdon	8
of so great a	8
from that time forth	8
that it could not	8
the acts of parliament	8
the authority of the	8
his men in order	8
county of bedford esq	8
him to the king	8
the i le of	8
the king to his	8
against the law of	8
the shadow of the	8
against the king of	8
to bee found in	8
of the privy counsel	8
but the true cause	8
many of his friends	8
to the word of	8
father in the yeare	8
that he would have	8
eldest son to the	8
the practice of the	8
by reason of this	8
or any of them	8
all things necessary for	8
he was of a	8
second of that name	8
to drive the trade	8
county of it selfe	8
the marriage of the	8
uncle to the earle	8
magnus with the red	8
the lord hume with	8
and the lord hume	8
of his own body	8
the castle of dumbarre	8
the jurisdiction of the	8
the pleasure of the	8
no mention of any	8
since the time of	8
could not prevaile with	8
the first yeare of	7
chancellours to the university	7
the first of that	7
a title of honour	7
is in the same	7
he thought he could	7
as well for the	7
the means of the	7
of coventry and lichfeild	7
the weights are the	7
same court in the	7
so long as the	7
the title of a	7
of the said thomas	7
and the heirs males	7
degree of a baron	7
the execution of the	7
descended from sir edward	7
a little above the	7
it is no wonder	7
i have heard it	7
present state of england	7
who was brother to	7
that hee was not	7
and was buried at	7
and after his death	7
where there is no	7
it had not been	7
directly descended from sir	7
who succeeded to his	7
that they might be	7
county of nottingham esq	7
the peers of the	7
the reason why the	7
of this order was	7
in time to come	7
the death of their	7
some of his nobles	7
and twentieth year of	7
we have spoke already	7
the midst of his	7
by all means to	7
to the custom of	7
and yet for all	7
of the judges of	7
learned lawyer of lincolns	7
according to the seniority	7
for the advancement of	7
from hand to hand	7
he might the more	7
the title of dukes	7
thereof in the beginning	7
the marriage was solemnized	7
lately one of the	7
the haste he could	7
king james the fourth	7
the study of the	7
betwixt him and the	7
and by that name	7
upon the account of	7
for fear of the	7
by some of their	7
the noble family of	7
the borders of scotland	7
vpon the water of	7
the catalogue of the	7
the first planting of	7
masters of the rolls	7
with the death of	7
and thereupon it was	7
knights of the shires	7
for the time being	7
called by the name	7
the court of augmentations	7
in king henry the	7
to set down the	7
that they had not	7
in the towne of	7
began his raigne the	7
that he was the	7
the manner of his	7
that is to be	7
which was the cause	7
the service of god	7
younger son from sir	7
have been in the	7
and attorney of the	7
the mediation of the	7
the preface to the	7
the king with his	7
within the bounds of	7
person of the king	7
second son of the	7
to come out of	7
in the history of	7
of the said richard	7
to live in the	7
of one of the	7
as much as the	7
vertues of the mind	7
and so they were	7
being at this time	7
many of the nobility	7
of the men of	7
majesties serjeants at law	7
out of the chancery	7
the speech vpon him	7
a baron of the	7
of that which is	7
their habit is a	7
the lords in parliament	7
the enemies of the	7
of titles of honour	7
the lord privy seal	7
so soone as the	7
of the said william	7
of a very plentiful	7
in this case the	7