quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
the duke of monmouth	245
this examinant further saith	129
and this examinant further	112
early english books online	104
the king and the	77
the king and duke	74
king and the duke	66
at the same time	66
the prisoner at the	54
characters represented either as	52
represented either as utf	52
to the best of	52
prisoner at the bar	50
the city of london	47
the death of the	43
said lord the king	43
our said lord the	43
the duke of york	41
death of the king	41
that there was a	39
gentlemen of the jury	37
to kill the king	37
the earl of shaftsbury	36
the late earl of	35
and the duke of	34
told this examinant that	33
to the duke of	32
the earl of tarras	30
that the earl of	30
my lord of essex	29
the rest of the	28
of the duke of	27
of the king and	27
if there was a	27
the true nature of	27
looked at by a	26
the text encoding initiative	26
the early english books	26
been released into the	26
users should bear in	26
work described above is	26
notably latin and welsh	26
structural encoding based on	26
overall quality of tcp	26
the church of england	26
new cambridge bibliography of	26
the text creation partnership	26
a work was chosen	26
even for commercial purposes	26
produce large quantities of	26
quality assurance was then	26
michigan and oxford and	26
be made about the	26
text with mnemonic sdata	26
tcp is a partnership	26
nature of the print	26
the filling in of	26
did not meet qa	26
any assumptions that can	26
oxford and the publisher	26
or corrected and characters	26
the terms of creative	26
online text creation partnership	26
tcp files to tei	26
images in accordance with	26
and markup guidelines are	26
of works in other	26
and or corrected and	26
should make clear that	26
the overall quality of	26
of the work described	26
created during phase of	26
the general aim of	26
of a work was	26
was chosen if there	26
and markup reviewed and	26
on the text encoding	26
cambridge bibliography of english	26
at the text creation	26
instances will never have	26
elements to simplify the	26
of a works in	26
quantities of textual data	26
that the duke of	26
the project have been	26
usually the first edition	26
files to tei p	26
reflect the true nature	26
each text was proofread	26
are eligible for inclusion	26
by proquest via their	26
the image sets published	26
images scanned from microfilm	26
never have been looked	26
second or later edition	26
such instances will never	26
number of works in	26
keyed and coded from	26
tcp project was divided	26
with mnemonic sdata character	26
assumptions that can be	26
tcp data is very	26
published by proquest via	26
is given to their	26
standards were returned to	26
will remain and some	26
their works are eligible	26
text can be copied	26
filling in of gaps	26
texts based on the	26
to page images in	26
i text is available	26
aware of the process	26
readable characters will be	26
meet qa standards were	26
between the universities of	26
elements of known extent	26
of every monographic english	26
for transcription and basic	26
and the publisher proquest	26
carried out by editorial	26
textual data within the	26
of the tei in	26
sets published by proquest	26
or for an anonymous	26
mnemonic sdata character entities	26
was intended to range	26
published between and available	26
and encoded texts based	26
of gaps by user	26
therefore chose to create	26
of michigan and oxford	26
to their original source	26
to the terms of	26
external keying companies for	26
by a tcp editor	26
included and sometimes a	26
project was divided into	26
between and available in	26
characters or elements to	26
in oxford and michigan	26
text was proofread for	26
in all likelihood such	26
characters will be marked	26
a number of works	26
any remaining illegibles were	26
in english were prioritized	26
encoded edition of the	26
texts created during phase	26
editions of a works	26
accurately transcribed and encoded	26
data within the usual	26
the texts were encoded	26
to range over a	26
out by editorial teams	26
according to the terms	26
to create diplomatic transcriptions	26
the texts have been	26
be marked as illegible	26
of the process of	26
the usual project restraints	26
chose to create diplomatic	26
then carried out by	26
where possible up to	26
that can be made	26
during phase of the	26
which did not meet	26
of the print record	26
whichever is the greater	26
reason to do so	26
a compelling reason to	26
attribution is given to	26
intended to range over	26
to a limit of	26
bibliography of english literature	26
have been issued variously	26
public domain as of	26
for accuracy and those	26
was based on the	26
and some readable characters	26
accordance with level of	26
was a compelling reason	26
but we respectfully request	26
were corrected where possible	26
placeholder characters or elements	26
a wide variety of	26
these texts for their	26
to simplify the filling	26
while the overall quality	26
respectfully request that due	26
then their works are	26
up to a limit	26
due credit and attribution	26
will be marked as	26
encoded and linked to	26
a partnership between the	26
ascii text with mnemonic	26
image sets were sent	26
some readable characters will	26
have been transformed into	26
by university of nebraska	26
providing financial support to	26
phase of the project	26
to encode one copy	26
corrected and characters marked	26
gaps by user contributors	26
general aim of eebo	26
were encoded as gap	26
of each text was	26
and available in eebo	26
by editorial teams in	26
there are a number	26
p using tcp tei	26
known extent have been	26
request that due credit	26
of instances per text	26
are available at the	26
transcription and basic encoding	26
of time and funding	26
quality of tcp data	26
guidelines are available at	26
texts were encoded and	26
for an anonymous work	26
their early english books	26
all likelihood such instances	26
the tei in libraries	26
or elements to simplify	26
project restraints of time	26
accuracy and those which	26
some errors will remain	26
created by converting tcp	26
usual project restraints of	26
over a wide variety	26
of tcp data is	26
be aware of the	26
with changes to facilitate	26
processed by university of	26
users should be aware	26
restraints of time and	26
possible up to a	26
for keying and markup	26
and those which did	26
to the keyers to	26
was proofread for accuracy	26
a limit of instances	26
tcp assigned for keying	26
processes should make clear	26
aimed to produce large	26
of the project have	26
we respectfully request that	26
issued variously as sgml	26
anyone can now take	26
creating the tcp texts	26
were sent to external	26
and characters marked as	26
sometimes a second or	26
within the usual project	26
editorial teams in oxford	26
true nature of the	26
take and use these	26
wide variety of subject	26
is available for reuse	26
was then carried out	26
edition of the work	26
converting tcp files to	26
i do not know	26
sets were sent to	26
work was chosen if	26
level of the tei	26
partnership between the universities	26
the universities of michigan	26
or text strings within	26
text strings within braces	26
based on the text	26
characters marked as illegible	26
universities of michigan and	26
text selection was based	26
keyboarded and encoded edition	26
will never have been	26
assurance was then carried	26
the process of creating	26
create accurately transcribed and	26
of any assumptions that	26
on the new cambridge	26
a works in english	26
for their own purposes	26
language title published between	26
based on the new	26
those which did not	26
of the texts have	26
works are eligible for	26
via their early english	26
tei in libraries guidelines	26
a second or later	26
in of gaps by	26
encoded texts based on	26
remaining illegibles were encoded	26
been transformed into placeholder	26
extent have been transformed	26
encoded text transcribed from	26
illegible were corrected where	26
remain and some readable	26
should be aware of	26
print record of the	26
edition of a work	26
there was a compelling	26
keyers to be redone	26
proquest to create accurately	26
is a partnership between	26
illegibles were encoded as	26
the new cambridge bibliography	26
tei p using tcp	26
project have been released	26
transcribed and encoded texts	26
have been released into	26
the work described above	26
as opposed to critical	26
and attribution is given	26
financial support to the	26
of textual data within	26
selection was based on	26
by converting tcp files	26
on the image sets	26
although there are a	26
or later edition of	26
copies of the texts	26
and therefore of any	26
record of the period	26
in accordance with level	26
tcp is to encode	26
by the institutions providing	26
at by a tcp	26
large quantities of textual	26
in mind that in	26
this keyboarded and encoded	26
keying and markup guidelines	26
transformed into placeholder characters	26
data is very good	26
the institutions providing financial	26
works in other languages	26
all without asking permission	26
and linked to page	26
unicode or tei g	26
errors will remain and	26
to create accurately transcribed	26
the earl of essex	26
into placeholder characters or	26
were encoded and linked	26
released into the public	26
these processes should make	26
can now take and	26
credit and attribution is	26
described above is co	26
keying companies for transcription	26
should bear in mind	26
into the public domain	26
the encoding was enhanced	26
encoding based on the	26
english books online text	26
this phase i text	26
as illegible were corrected	26
therefore of any assumptions	26
mind that in all	26
proquest via their early	26
tcp aimed to produce	26
range over a wide	26
to external keying companies	26
to produce large quantities	26
or tei g elements	26
sent to external keying	26
encoding was enhanced and	26
books online text creation	26
bear in mind that	26
unicode or text strings	26
markup reviewed and edited	26
that due credit and	26
and sometimes a second	26
with level of the	26
the publisher proquest to	26
now take and use	26
the keyers to be	26
works in english were	26
simplify the filling in	26
of creating the tcp	26
and coded from proquest	26
domain as of january	26
divided into two phases	26
the public domain as	26
and therefore chose to	26
returned to the keyers	26
phase i text is	26
markup guidelines are available	26
image sets published by	26
of known extent have	26
are a number of	26
proofread for accuracy and	26
gap elements of known	26
text is available for	26
understanding these processes should	26
to the early english	26
coded from proquest page	26
enhanced and or corrected	26
and oxford and the	26
creation partnership web site	26
teams in oxford and	26
not meet qa standards	26
text and markup reviewed	26
likelihood such instances will	26
title published between and	26
texts have been issued	26
chosen if there was	26
variety of subject areas	26
to reflect the true	26
been looked at by	26
been issued variously as	26
and use these texts	26
the text can be	26
the print record of	26
can be made about	26
compelling reason to do	26
from proquest page images	26
qa standards were returned	26
were returned to the	26
linked to page images	26
assigned for keying and	26
page images in accordance	26
marked as illegible were	26
limit of instances per	26
and encoded edition of	26
companies for transcription and	26
made about the data	26
have been looked at	26
texts for their own	26
available at the text	26
support to the early	26
to tei p using	26
was divided into two	26
corrected where possible up	26
mainly structural encoding based	26
first editions of a	26
given to their original	26
is to encode one	26
later edition of a	26
use these texts for	26
institutions providing financial support	26
opposed to critical editions	26
text creation partnership web	26
encoded as gap s	26
based on the image	26
that in all likelihood	26
publisher proquest to create	26
selection was intended to	26
owned by the institutions	26
changes to facilitate morpho	26
terms of creative commons	26
process of creating the	26
was enhanced and or	26
in the case of	24
about the middle of	24
and that he had	23
ocm this keyboarded and	23
the earl of argyle	23
examinant further saith that	23
of killing the king	23
it please your lordship	23
to the earl of	23
which no body can	22
of the church of	22
r ocm this keyboarded	22
of my lord howard	22
estc r ocm this	22
reproduction of original in	22
no body can deny	22
and he told me	22
conspiring the death of	22
in order to the	21
give an account of	21
and that he was	21
there was a design	21
a great deal of	21
my lord russel was	21
this kingdom of england	21
iv tiff page images	20
was to have been	20
you gentlemen of the	19
the best of this	19
duke of monmouth and	19
at the time of	19
by the name of	19
was to be done	19
off the king and	19
truth of my story	19
under the name of	19
the earl of argile	19
kingdom of england to	19
i think it was	18
the truth of my	18
in the next place	18
with the duke of	18
he told me he	18
the th of february	17
the life of the	17
hey boys up go	17
an account of the	17
and you gentlemen of	17
boys up go we	17
that my lord howard	17
of the city of	17
design of killing the	17
the best of his	17
his majesty and his	17
to take away the	17
in the first place	17
and that it was	17
assassination of the king	16
lord the king to	16
the latter end of	16
late earl of argile	16
that he the said	16
that he was to	16
the late king iames	16
may it please your	16
two or three days	16
of the earl of	16
kill the king and	16
i do not remember	16
that he could not	15
tory i will be	15
with the earl of	15
of our said lord	15
to be sent to	15
in the mean time	15
and that there was	15
of the protestant religion	15
and that the said	15
against the king and	15
to the tune of	15
upon the king and	15
was a design to	15
a tory i will	15
at the head of	15
my lord and the	15
the best of my	15
robert baillie of jerviswood	15
then make hast customers	15
that there should be	15
the good old cause	14
it could not be	14
in the city of	14
he knew nothing of	14
the parish of st	14
to assassinate the king	14
it was to be	14
was one of the	14
told me he had	14
life of the king	14
the kingdom of scotland	14
to be one of	14
killing the king and	14
the said ferguson told	14
ferguson told this examinant	14
well before as after	13
this informant further saith	13
and divers other days	13
the king and his	13
give you an account	13
of a dying man	13
old symon the king	13
further examination of robert	13
is rent and torn	13
and the protestant religion	13
as well before as	13
global keyed and coded	13
in order to it	13
the time of the	13
divers other days and	13
the house of commons	13
spi global keyed and	13
other days and times	13
upon the account of	13
examination of robert west	13
they were to be	13
that my lord russel	13
the further examination of	13
the time of his	13
and my lord russel	13
and that he would	13
and xml conversion the	13
on the th of	13
against the life of	13
it would not be	12
that there was no	12
ask him any questions	12
the grace of god	12
robert west of the	12
to the king and	12
the assassination of the	12
about the latter end	12
i will tell you	12
and when i came	12
the th of july	12
the substance of the	12
on the other side	12
against the kings life	12
there was a discourse	12
a health to the	12
near as i can	12
by the earl of	12
of robert west of	12
to give an account	12
within this kingdom of	12
says old symon the	12
to go to the	12
that he did not	12
you an account of	12
west of the middle	12
soveraign lord the king	12
by the grace of	12
it is well known	12
and his royal highness	12
and at the same	12
taking off the king	12
as near as i	12
you whigs do grow	11
duke of monmouth was	11
for the publick good	11
the business of the	11
the destruction of the	11
and sir thomas armstrong	11
in presence of the	11
best of his remembrance	11
that by you whigs	11
this his kingdom of	11
that he had been	11
best of this examinants	11
of the late lord	11
i hope you will	11
what you know of	11
this examinant doth not	11
good cause of challenge	11
of this his kingdom	11
lord and the jury	11
duke of monmouth would	11
any design against the	11
of this examinants remembrance	11
any thing of this	11
i know of no	11
i did not know	11
by you whigs do	11
of the death of	11
attempt upon the king	11
best of my remembrance	11
never be mended again	11
he told me that	11
that he had a	11
of his majesties privy	11
i would not have	11
his kingdom of england	11
majesty and his royal	11
but that he was	11
that part of the	11
the lords of the	11
he was to be	10
for carrying on the	10
i told him i	10
house in the old	10
fears that by you	10
against the late king	10
and will never be	10
his majesty and the	10
be one of the	10
examinant doth not remember	10
are not to be	10
my lord howard has	10
that there would be	10
the middle of january	10
to my lord russel	10
the gentlemen of the	10
i never had any	10
a good cause of	10
in the county of	10
the place of execution	10
to surprize the tower	10
design against the king	10
but he did not	10
know of no plot	10
his majesties privy council	10
said ferguson told this	10
my lord of shaftsbury	10
plot is rent and	10
for the plot is	10
with my lord shaftsbury	10
will never be mended	10
a design of killing	10
with my lord howard	10
the return of the	10
the plot is rent	10
never had any design	10
before the lords of	10
and a tory i	10
at one of the	10
our soveraign lord the	10
to take off the	10
in the presence of	10
the late lord russel	10
and in order to	10
in and about the	10
what say you to	10
in a letter to	10
and this is the	10
conspiracy against his majesty	10
cares and the fears	10
the names of the	10
i must tell you	10
eng rye house plot	10
if it please your	10
tell my lord and	9
my lord shaftsbury was	9
a glass of wine	9
humble address of the	9
them to the post	9
and rebellion against our	9
to go down to	9
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quarter of an hour	9
of my lord russel	9
as i can remember	9
and i am sure	9
and that they were	9
i cannot but think	9
the ninth of september	9
for conspiring the death	9
the fears that by	9
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by the statute of	9
of the parish of	9
away the life of	9
a copy of the	9
and desired me to	9
that the said earl	9
the cares and the	9
to the lord russel	9
the lords of his	9
would do any thing	9
to fulfil and perfect	9
take off the king	9
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that aaron smith was	9
and the fears that	9
upon the ninth of	9
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the king was to	9
take away the life	9
that it should be	9
ninth of september next	9
of seizing the guards	9
and when he was	9
or the beginning of	9
the th of november	9
and that by the	9
in the kingdom of	9
this examinant that the	9
that the said ferguson	9
about taking the tower	9
the said colonel romzey	9
for the most part	9
this examinant that he	9
into the hands of	9
that it was not	9
the presence of god	9
ought not to be	9
a quarter of an	9
what my lord howard	9
king and duke in	9
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from his own house	9
by reason of the	9
the tower of london	9
in a little time	9
the life of a	9
the humble address of	9
the said earl of	9
my lord howard was	9
with all my heart	9
he did not know	8
true to our king	8
of original in the	8
he said he would	8
to all the world	8
against our said lord	8
it might be done	8
for killing the king	8
ill of the gout	8
the last day of	8
that is to say	8
two or three hundred	8
for thy mercies sake	8
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the instigation of the	8
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the king to move	8
the heir of andrew	8
john rouse and william	8
was agreed to be	8
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or any of them	8
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one of his majesties	8
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and our said lord	8
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by the heir of	8
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swearing we will go	8
at the place of	8
one of the persons	8
of church and state	8
the statute of h	8
and true to our	8
when i came there	8
further this examinant saith	8
james duke of albany	8
lord charles the second	8
the best of kings	8
of any such thing	8
god save the king	8
aptara keyed and coded	8
that he would not	8
be in a readiness	8
horrid conspiracy against the	8
a clock in the	8
to speak with him	8
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to my lord of	8
that my lord shaftsbury	8
is the substance of	8
and that there would	8
will you ask him	8
and the rest of	8
told me that he	8
to seize the guards	8
to make use of	8
in church and state	8
the life of his	8
take care of the	8
the money to be	8
lords of his majesties	8
and one of the	8
my lord of clare	8
was about the middle	8
i went to the	8
government of this his	8
of original in huntington	8
there should be a	8
let us be loyal	8
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words of a dying	8
sovereign lord the king	8
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an account of it	8
the matter of fact	8
have been guilty of	8
original in huntington library	8
the clean contrary way	8
will call our witnesses	8
the king and government	8
rebellion against our said	8
the life of any	8
about the beginning of	8
to bring and put	8
for a man to	8
and about the city	8
lord howard of escrick	8
the king came from	8
then let us be	8
our sovereign lord the	8
of oyer and terminer	8
the name of the	8
for he had a	8
that it was a	8
the king and council	8
killing of the king	8
printed by the heir	8
was brought to the	8
he was to have	8
before the king and	8
the horrid conspiracy against	8
this is the truth	7
that it might be	7
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my lord shaftsbury and	7
and duke of york	7
in two or three	7
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that was to be	7
not be able to	7
in spight of all	7
the city and suburbs	7
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that my lord shaftesbury	7
and declaration of the	7
of one of the	7
instigation of the devil	7
the kings most excellent	7
of rising in arms	7
king charles the first	7
the speech of the	7
then hey boys up	7
to view the tower	7
and there was no	7
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a man of great	7
of the city and	7
person at the bar	7
it was to have	7
they could not get	7
latter end of october	7
a day or two	7
as well as i	7
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and this examinant believes	7
i believe it was	7
that i have been	7
to fight the guards	7
to take the tower	7
speech of the late	7
chamber in the temple	7
earl of tarras and	7
i never had a	7
kings most excellent majesty	7
of taking off the	7
of altering the government	7
i never saw him	7
and that he the	7
my lord howard say	7
within the statute of	7
the beginning of the	7
if he had been	7
great james duke of	7
was for killing the	7
to carry it on	7
of london and middlesex	7
in the words of	7
and that they would	7
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i am not so	4
by the opinion of	4
not to confess matter	4
the habeas corpus act	4
there should be so	4
as to the other	4
name of the imperial	4
the design of the	4
what posture the guards	4
this examinant was informed	4
and this is not	4
that of queen mary	4
i beg your pardon	4
and to fulfil and	4
form of the statutes	4
went with him to	4
he came back again	4
any the least doubt	4
the ancient government of	4
and some hot men	4
all the parts of	4
i cannot tell what	4
earnestness in that matter	4
and to that purpose	4
take a view of	4
for the sake of	4
this indictment he hath	4
for the king and	4
of the government and	4
by some with much	4
to be ready at	4
had made a discovery	4
what must be done	4
but i have now	4
the said goodenough and	4
the proof of the	4
in the blood of	4
of such a thing	4
that they had a	4
the first part of	4
the persons who were	4
shew him the way	4
he would come into	4
latter end of may	4
severe and heavy share	4
intending the peace and	4
the blood of the	4
go with him to	4
he came to my	4
let him do with	4
defendant be guilty of	4
but i did not	4
had not heard of	4
a design against the	4
at the dolphin tavern	4
king came from newmarket	4
fit to leave behind	4
that he should have	4
and government of this	4
under the metaphor of	4
of changing the government	4
have now done with	4
will appear by the	4
the rising of taunton	4
upon this indictment he	4
should be in the	4
acquainted with the design	4
that they may not	4
the said john hambden	4
as a false traitor	4
from my lord shaftesbury	4
made use of it	4
of scotland to concur	4
oliver now be forgotten	4
john is a tall	4
to confess matter of	4
only in the case	4
the people of scotland	4
lord mayor and the	4
as i never had	4
course of our evidence	4
were to fall on	4
some persons should be	4
was not at that	4
so i never was	4
their lives and fortunes	4
london and county of	4
have been the principal	4
the discourse was about	4
him our said lord	4
was the only reason	4
there was nothing of	4
and wholly to subvert	4
the same time in	4
none appointed to view	4
that my lord was	4
to him by the	4
consider of their verdict	4
kingdom at the sessions	4
to kill the horses	4
that some persons should	4
knew nothing of any	4
and told this examinant	4
glad to hear the	4
the major part of	4
interest of the nation	4
evidence that hath been	4
and had no more	4
him to be a	4
relating to the proof	4
the interest of the	4
is treason by the	4
to which i was	4
that is all i	4
to subvert the government	4
i should not be	4
put himself upon his	4
restoring the late king	4
that he was so	4
this is but misprision	4
rebellion within the kingdom	4
and the true duty	4
that he should be	4
have nothing to say	4
russel to the sheriffs	4
there is a great	4
at the entrance into	4
are full as high	4
true and faithful subjects	4
the providence of god	4
for buying of arms	4
that i can say	4
consulting and discoursing about	4
king and duke were	4
it was the same	4
i have nothing more	4
to command the party	4
the prince of the	4
he was there at	4
is a person of	4
and insurrection and rebellion	4
late lord russel to	4
the late horrid phanatical	4
might be done in	4
striking at the head	4
sum of money for	4
and war and rebellion	4
down in this paper	4
men could be got	4
loyal and dutiful subjects	4
i could not but	4
the house of lords	4
or used words to	4
all our loving subjects	4
thought of doing any	4
against the most illustrious	4
i am of opinion	4
when the king was	4
evidence of my lord	4
to be answerable for	4
was gone out of	4
that it may be	4
will give you an	4
crown of this his	4
hot men would undo	4
of monmouth came to	4
our court at whitehall	4
some with much more	4
information of josiah keeling	4
to the bottom of	4
the said most horrible	4
said design against the	4
never had a thought	4
the guards were in	4
what arms were necessary	4
of england to disturb	4
of the sober party	4
should be ready to	4
and it was agreed	4
he is not so	4
his majesty cannot but	4
if i had been	4
ferguson told the deponent	4
the plot was discovered	4
according to the sentence	4
there is nothing more	4
divide the city into	4
in november last was	4
hung up in westminster	4
must be done next	4
there was a meeting	4
it was done with	4
that it was impossible	4
sum of money could	4
order to a rising	4
to be acquainted with	4
five or six weeks	4
told me he would	4
come into scotland with	4
like to have under	4
the best and most	4
was so far from	4
a considerable number of	4
it would be convenient	4
did undertake to provide	4
it was necessary to	4
design of seizing the	4
that the said lord	4
did not come in	4
conspiracy to levy war	4
knight of the post	4
but if they had	4
that behoved to be	4
of money could be	4
so much as to	4
but now it is	4
he was acquainted with	4
any thing to say	4
his majesties sacred person	4
have killed the king	4
what he could to	4
sent into scotland to	4
the evidence that has	4
intended in november last	4
in the mondays gazette	4
you know of any	4
which true and faithful	4
soveraign lord charles the	4
for he did not	4
and that if he	4
and i suppose it	4
doth not remember that	4
my lord howard told	4
word was brought of	4
duke of monmouth had	4
was any such thing	4
of any man whatsoever	4
is no more than	4
and am going to	4
the earl of shaftesbury	4
as they came from	4
for taking away the	4
court and the jury	4
to carry on this	4
tryals of thomas walcot	4
arrest my lord mayor	4
is a tall black	4
some hot men would	4
from the several districts	4
told him of the	4
by his majesties command	4
it to the court	4
in upon the nation	4
more heat than judgment	4
a design to raise	4
doing any thing against	4
they come to the	4
whose names i do	4
he had an account	4
was taken into custody	4
and kingly name of	4
whether the duke of	4
to overturn the government	4
the king within this	4
and i asked him	4
is not in the	4
lord of essex had	4
matter of fact plainly	4
and brought him in	4
the name of a	4
the lord deputy and	4
to god and the	4
and not by the	4
went out of town	4
and that he hoped	4
to the utmost of	4
the head of them	4
he was examined before	4
be one of them	4
the entrance into the	4
design against the kings	4
i have set down	4
the tryal and conviction	4
and discoursing about it	4
the paper delivered to	4
that so mean a	4
destruction of the government	4
he was sworn against	4
he has his pardon	4
to make the attempt	4
so like a popish	4
and are to be	4
in relation to the	4
that they had been	4
upon the duke of	4
historical review of the	4
could not but be	4
positive as to the	4
defence of the protestant	4
apprehensions i had of	4
the crime for which	4
lord the king from	4
little don john is	4
by a general rising	4
nature of a declaration	4
nothing was sworn against	4
if the thing succeeded	4
and therefore they thought	4
paper delivered to the	4
treason in conspiring the	4
the defendant be guilty	4
near and dear relation	4
the close of the	4
duke in their return	4
being condemned for high	4
but the duke of	4
for rising in arms	4
when i was in	4
they were sure of	4
which were to be	4
i am sure that	4
lord howard say concerning	4
the five and thirtieth	4
faithful subjects of our	4
if it were a	4
huber sampled and proofread	4
my self at his	4
by this means they	4
for the duke of	4
and according to the	4
was present at the	4
letter to a friend	4
my lord howard to	4
as fit to be	4
the most illustrious and	4
they had several meetings	4
we have been guilty	4
from designs against the	4
the reason of the	4
this our royal proclamation	4
at home and abroad	4
were in great disorder	4
a day of publick	4
shaftsbury and some hot	4
the tryal of the	4
he stands indicted by	4
to do the business	4
desired me to go	4
the carrying on the	4
misprision of treason at	4
at the house of	4
there was no undertaking	4
do him that justice	4
he did agree to	4
no hand in it	4
the manner of the	4
lord shaftsbury and some	4
and the life of	4
when i told him	4
that arms should be	4
to the knowledge of	4
he was one of	4
no such thing as	4
king within this kingdom	4
sent to the earl	4
of the money to	4
how matters went in	4
the true interest of	4
the king was at	4
he hath been arraigned	4
to dispossess me of	4
am apt to think	4
in the kings bench	4
to be the man	4
he was found guilty	4
duke of york and	4
four or five days	4
to do it with	4
that it was agreed	4
to think of no	4
are to be sold	4
to the conscience of	4
against sir thomas armstrong	4
the evidence for the	4
collected out of original	4
the defendant sir samuel	4
through the whole course	4
he did intend to	4
the tryals of thomas	4
the least doubt of	4
came and told me	4
set down in this	4
part of the evidence	4
the government and the	4
about five or six	4
of the laws of	4
am of the same	4
his royal highness and	4
to find it fall	4
out of his own	4
to find out men	4
also our said lord	4
names i do not	4
to death to bring	4
and to subvert the	4
and at that time	4
hung up in guild	4
the day of his	4
it might not be	4
duty of his allegiance	4
about three weeks or	4
the jury what you	4
my lord does not	4
hearty for the true	4
examinant that the lord	4
in order to their	4
always from designs against	4
gone out of town	4
by a strange fetch	4
leave it to the	4
between the duke of	4
in this kingdom at	4
told this examinant the	4
a satyr against ambition	4
who told this examinant	4
have you any thing	4
upon their oaths present	4
he told this examinant	4
of the whole party	4
it as a very	4
with him at the	4
there is not any	4
he was forced to	4
nothing to do with	4
the author of that	4
were sent to the	4
sent a letter to	4
and process of high	4
had with my lord	4
him do with me	4
did not care to	4
tryal and conviction of	4
our lord the king	4
there was such a	4
day of publick thanksgiving	4
imperial crown of this	4
all that could be	4
must certainly have brought	4
if my lord howard	4
but i told him	4
guilty of the said	4
would be sure to	4
whole kingdom of england	4
almighty god for the	4
there was a plot	4
point to set forward	4
that he may be	4
the carrying on of	4
if it was not	4
the uncertainty of sea	4
pray for the king	4
must secure the tower	4
him guilty of high	4
do not know how	4
it was answered by	4
posture the guards were	4
it never entred into	4
i never was in	4
to speak with the	4
in order to this	4
an attempt upon the	4
the greatest part of	4
reverend father in god	4
considerable sum of money	4
as if i had	4
and i would have	4
your charge is to	4
a plain confession of	4
a kind of a	4
miles of the borders	4
if there be any	4
at the charge of	4
by the names of	4
thing against it basely	4
in a readiness to	4
one at a time	4
in all the parts	4
to be a witness	4
i am not certain	4
majesty and royal highness	4
review of the late	4
had been with him	4
one of the most	4
never consented to as	4
which was done mr	4
i have now done	4
an account of a	4
the lord russel was	4
by the help of	4
so long as the	4
when it should prevail	4
he was at the	4
in the court of	4
they were to go	4
matters went in england	4
there was a rising	4
be aiding and assisting	4
the custody of the	4
i do not find	4
all the circumstances of	4
i have known him	4
duke of monmouth told	4
with him in his	4
fear of god in	4
the saturday before the	4
i have nothing to	4
had any design of	4
i am sure i	4
upon the testimony of	4
design of assassinating his	4
had the honour to	4
to speak to the	4
came to town on	4
the evidence of my	4
but he would not	4
if my lord russel	4
had any hand in	4
name of a king	4
set to the bar	4
your lordship please to	4
with the late earl	4
next day i went	4
not in the least	4
if you will have	4
as a thing might	4
some of the aldermen	4
with me what he	4
was the sum of	4
aaron smith into scotland	4
sir thomas armstrong did	4
of the imperial crown	4
some of them were	4
my lord russell was	4
the worst of men	4
i do freely forgive	4
the best way to	4
the day of the	4
the deponent that he	4
or of altering the	4
told him he was	4
persons were to be	4
the contents of the	4
that they may be	4
said most horrible treasons	4
of the clock in	4
were like to be	4
entrance into the old	4
as would be able	4
am going to a	4
was not able to	4
from the time of	4
examinant was informed by	4
have been used to	4
have a care of	4
i should be the	4