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quadgram frequency
early english books online268
the king and queen195
by the king and182
characters represented either as134
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printed by charles bill123
given at our court120
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year of our reign117
our court at whitehall96
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english books online text67
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wing w estc r64
a wing w estc62
by charles bill and61
ocm this keyboarded and60
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charles bill and thomas57
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the king and queens56
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save king william and52
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mona logarbo text and49
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diev et mon droit42
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original in the harvard40
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blazon or coat of34
royal blazon or coat34
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mon droit honi soit33
pense royal blazon or33
arms by the king33
y pense royal blazon33
mal y pense royal33
coat of arms by33
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and twentieth day of32
the advice of our30
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seamen and mariners to29
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all seamen and mariners27
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eng england and wales23
honi soit qvi mal23
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honi soit qui mal18
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service england and wales18
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principal officers and commissioners17
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third year of our14
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god save the king14
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we do hereby require14
iustice of the peace14
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mariners as they shall5
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peace or other magistrate5
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the navy at harwich5
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such ship or ships5
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the kingdom of ireland5
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observed throughout this realm4
of our ships as4
sixth day of february4
out or discovered to4
only of such members4
from their usual places4
vouchsafe a special blessing4
at whitehall the sixteenth4
under our great seal4
publishing our will and4
greenhill agent for the4
and their majesties are4
to proceed and act4
kingdom at this time4
until they be thence4
or to henry greenhill4
solemnizing of the said4
safety of our kingdom4
fifth day of april4
our commissioners for executing4
of foreign princes and4
near our cities of4
our ships as shall4
employed in our service4
an aid of twelve4
to any iustice of4
to their majesties an4
this realm of england4
or their privy council4
be paid by the4
the ships to which4
neglect so religious a4
another england and wales4
of war england and4
at this time of4
their usual places of4
defence of the kingdom4
highway men and robbers4
proceeded against with all4
so apprehended and convicted4
commissioners of our treasury4
up to our privy4
will and pleasure to4
said act of parliament4
and queen a proclamation4
compose a form of4
most expresly charge and4
of the customs for4
of june next england4
for encouragement of officers4
upon all such as4
of their majesties sacred4
thirtieth day of may4
henry greenhill agent for4
for executing the act4
aiding and assisting in4
twentieth day of may4
prayer suitable to this4
who is hereby required4
themselves from their usual4
act for raising money4
in such manner as4
their majesties sacred persons4
thirteenth day of september4
the said iustice or4
appoint and command a4
we have given effectual4
conviction shall be had4
protection in the preservation4
all and every person4
and have given charge4
the exportation of corn4
the same day in4
but they have withdrawn4
the said act of4
collectors of the customs4
their majesties privy council4
parish church of towyn4
we are hereby pleased4
we shall expect the4
dispatch of divers weighty4
invasion by the french4
listed in our service4
for supplicating almighty god4
their majesties do most4
the common defence of4
the fourth day of4
for discovering and apprehending4
second day of april4
we being desirous that4
the reducing of ireland4
trust in almighty god4
june next england and4
whitehall the fifth day4
might greatly obstruct the4
twenty fifth day of4
proclamation whereas their majesties4
and charitable benevolence of4
and for that purpose4
board such of our4
a proclamation whereas their4
original in the british4
high admiral of england4
ships of war england4
king and queen a4
in the kingdom of4
our privy council a4
the conductors the imprest4
for the first general4
that he will vouchsafe4
at whitehall the fifth4
or escape from our4
robert henley at bristol4
for paying forthwith to4
majesties do hereby publish4
on board any other4
other their majesties officers4
to publish and declare4
vsed in all churches4
majesties do most expresly4
and are fled from4
majesties do hereby command4
the next justice of4
we have received information4
safety of this realm4
order their affairs accordingly4
in or near our4
and we are hereby4
august at the castle4
the speedy calling another4
by any person or4
wherever they may be4
and publishing our will4
or favour the escape4
as shall contemn or4
westminster on the said4
navy at harwich for4
twenty seventh day of4
and command a general4
all severity according to4
our ships of war4
of their majesties subjects4
as shall be resident4
for that purpose have4
remain until they be4
same day in the4
of this instant march4
whereas it hath pleased4
have given effectual orders4
and prosecuted with all4
all other our officers4
bishops of this kingdom4
exportation of salt petre4
bearer and bearers hereof4
the attendance only of4
to the mayor of4
to compose a form4
attendance at westminster on4
and decently performed by4
the said robert brent4
upon pain of such4
the customs for the4
command a general and4
or discovered to have4
further or favour the4
several ports and places4
alms and charitable benevolence4
the four and twentieth4
transport themselves into this4
and pleasure to be4
of the said several4
prorogued to the second4
will vouchsafe a special4
whom we do hereby4
cause several warrants for4
persons herein above appointed4
granting to their majesties4
common defence of the4
the alms and charitable4
be proceeded against with4
form of prayer suitable4
general and publick fast4
every person and persons4
at westminster on the4
escape from our present4
members as shall be4
to further or favour4
or to the store4
firm and lasting state4
the utmost rigour of4
several warrants for high4
in the british library4
the respective collectors of4
which cause several warrants4
the twenty fourth day4
such of our ships4
eighth day of july4
consummate the deliverance of4
supplicating almighty god for4
nineteenth day of july4
the deliverance of these4
this our royal command4
justices of the peace4
to be religiously kept4
towards the reducing of4
paying forthwith to the4
reverently and decently performed4
be turned over to4
for the apprehending of4
at whitehall this th4
edward henry earl of4
the french kings dominions4
at whitehall the thirtieth4
to be vsed in4
by the grace of4
for the more orderly4
second and third rate4
the respective officers and4
all and every our4
prosecuted with all severity4
declaration for encouragement of4
attendance only of such4
by this their proclamation4
expresly charge and command4
charles bill and the4
are hereby pleased further4
such members as shall4
such person or persons4
their majesties have given4
in a firm and4
and protection in the4
offender so apprehended and4
whereas we have received4
they have withdrawn themselves4
and third rate ships4
respective collectors of the4
respective officers and persons4
ministers and subjects whatsoever4
of the french king4
their majesties an aid4
is hereby required to4
pain of such punishments4
that if any person4
shall contemn or neglect4
board any other of4
the imprest and conduct4
shall discover and apprehend4
or shall hereafter be4
majesties an aid of4
twentieth day of this4
by reason of the4
whitehall the sixteenth day4
in the city of4
of our principal secretaries4
officers and persons herein4
during the present war4
decently performed by all4
at whitehall the thirteenth4
the rents of the4
a form of prayer4
for high treason have4
for setting the poor4
take and apprehend the4
from our present service4
to our privy council4
the grace of god4
to the respective collectors4
and also send up4
we do hereby publish4
seventh day of may4
to the respective officers4
resident in or near4
or to the respective4
any time since our4
september at the guild4
with all severity according4
our kingdom of ireland4
for the common defence4
their majesties are hereby4
in which their majesties4
he will vouchsafe a4
blessing and protection in4
agent for the navy4
required to take notice4
obstruct the good endeavours4
to robert henley at4
and lasting state of4
or by reason of4
trusty and welbeloved sir4
harwich for the time4
declare to all persons4
bill and the executrix4
twenty fourth day of4
for the encouragement of4
employed in the present4
to be observed throughout4
and every person and4
performed by all their4
act of this present4
ships of the first4
the kingdom at this4
appointed for holding the4
to obey this our4
our court at kensington4
warrants for high treason4
hereby declaring and publishing4
be religiously kept and4
and all other their4
to the second day4
six and twentieth day4
discovering and apprehending the4
th day of march4
of this present parliament4
throughout this realm of4
any other of our4
to the conductors the4
given effectual orders to4
this time of invasion4
war england and wales4
not listed in our4
or loose and unknown4
our ships of the4
withdrawn themselves from their4
send up to our4
the exportation of salt4
or near our cities4
such conviction shall be4
conceal the persons above4
of oyer and terminer4
by the said acts4
shall be resident in4
for which cause several4
expect the attendance only4
aid of twelve pence4
of such members as4
kept and observed on4
they may be found4
effectual orders to the4
of the parish church4
the parish church of4
be resident in or4
and persons herein above4
attainted of high treason4
stands prorogued to the4
and for the better4
contemn or neglect so4
at harwich for the4
an act for the4
and unknown persons aforesaid4
greatly obstruct the good4
receive the said men4
for the several ports4
do most expresly charge4
in order to which4
lord high admiral of4
at any time since4
customs for the several4
to be paid by4
require all their loving4
sixth day of november4
shall expect the attendance4
the seamen belonging to4
declaring and publishing our4
to receive the said4
their arms both at4
to henry greenhill agent4
voluntarily enter themselves on4
issued out against them4
his blessing and protection4
and require all their4
the safety of our4
and every of their4
so religious a work4
orders to the respective4
whitehall the thirteenth day4
such offender so apprehended4
such as shall contemn4
that our parliament shall4
preventing the exportation of4
or neglect so religious4
according to the true4
by the next iustice4
our principal secretaries of4
whitehall the thirtieth day4
day of february next4
in order to the4
the several ports and4
to the obtaining of4
most expedient for our4
forthwith to the conductors4
or to further or4
of prayer suitable to4
conductors the imprest and4
the dispatch of divers4
a firm and lasting4
of the kingdom at4
a special blessing on4
day of november next4
order to the obtaining4
next england and wales4
and do hereby declare4
imploring his blessing and4
made in the fifth4
and for paying forthwith4
also send up to4
disbursed upon this service4
and all and every4
sick and wounded men4
pardon of our sins4
at whitehall the twenty4
the obtaining of the4
for granting to their4
obey this our royal4
or to the mayor4
have withdrawn themselves from4
september at the guildhall4
being employed in our4
and we do further4
punishments as their majesties4
their attendance at westminster4
foreign princes and states4
discovered to have neglected4
and all other our4
time of invasion by4
be observed throughout this4
be vsed in all4
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third rate ships in3
but shall sit for3
better discovery of seditious3
miles of their respective3
apprehending the late bishop3
hereby require to commit3
retailing of any commodities3
and observed on wednesday3
that no more or3
that is to say3
rebellious subjects in ireland3
the success thereof the3
the eighteenth day of3
wages before the fleet3
and command all our3
may hereby take notice3
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majesties declaration for encouragement3
first day of april3
to be absent from3
that convenient notice shall3
the next summers expedition3
utmost rigour of the3
every sheriff and sheriffs3
the said act for3
a declaration requiring all3
the dispersing thereof through3
in their service during3
a clause in a3
and to carry him3
of divers weighty and3
of the war in3
of their wages before3
shall be paid by3
for the better discovery3
the eighth day of3
day of september next3
musters and injuries which3
in our royal navy3
the false and counterfeit3
attend the making of3
against corresponding with our3
engaged against the french3
and xml conversion w3
for the confinement of3
the times appointed for3
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their majesties by their3
all others whom it3
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said fastings and prayers3
proclamation for discovering and3
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for preventing of false3
twenty ninth day of3
commissioners of their majesties3
and prayers be soberly3
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in any ships or3
to put in execution3
of parliament made in3
their majesties taking into3
a proclamation for proroguing3
ports and places following3
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that the said fastings3
injuries which may be3
the same in a3
be used in all3
of five hundred pounds3
our said houses of3
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original in the guildhall3
proclamation for a publick3
of parliament lately made3
high treason have lately3
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appointing the time for3
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within five miles of3
whitehall the th day3
of the rents of3
houses of parliament shall3
notice of the time3
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majesties most gracious speech3
other more convenient times3
to whom these presents3
and rebellious subjects in3
distance from the same3
any person who had3
or retailing of any3
time to time to3
most serious consideration the3
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meaning of this our3
the declaration of william3
proclamation for the confinement3
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from the cities of3
act of parliament for3
the same is now3
into most serious consideration3
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for recalling and prohibiting3
that our said houses3
putting their trust in3
almighty god for the3
meeting of their majesties3
majesties are hereby graciously3
the great seal of3
blessing on their majesties3
of this realm doth3
our said loving subjects3
of william and mary3
publish and declare our3
our enemies and rebellious3
belonging to any of3
notice to all persons3
if any person or3
charge and require all3
in all and every3
to the intent that3
none may pretend ignorance3
holding the said assizes3
require the said justice3
to explain a clause3
purpose have abetted and3
to both houses of3
fleet shall set sail3
we letting them know3
xml conversion wr honi3
growth or manufacture of3
heretofore in like cases3
both at land and3
parliament shall not only3
the said fastings and3
french protestants to transport3
to the end they3
special blessing on their3
declare our royal will3
and injuries which may3
of them in their3
advice of their majesties3
given directions to our3
for holding the said3
prohibiting seamen from serving3
by sea and land3
further promise and declare3
weighty and important affairs3
lords commissioners of our3
of their respective dwellings3
the hands of the3
other process or records3
john pas text and3
being that our said3
false musters and injuries3
thereof to them or3
declaration for the encouraging3
proclamation for prolonging and3
their service during this3
of king edward the3
and general goal delivery3
or charges shall be3
no more or further3
lodge in mairs cough3
graciously pleased to promise3
as heretofore in like3
any of the false3
soldiers to observe strict3
whitehall the fourteenth day3
of this our proclamation3
and take the alms3
a proclamation for discovering3
and require all the3
royal proclamation of the3
declaration against the french3
the castle of lancaster3
some of the times3
of the times appointed3
apprehending of highway men3
their majesties pleasure for3
and soldiers to observe3
about our cities of3
they belong shall sail3
at whitehall the ninth3
bringing in of arms3
ships on which they3
respective commissioners to proceed3
desirous that the members3
had been guilty of3
charitable benevolence of our3
of false musters and3
in the said act3
particularly named have conspired3
corresponding with our enemies3
take the alms and3
belonging to their first3
wr honi soit qvi3
day at the town3
by any of their3
fit to issue this3
majesties commissioners for executing3
proclamation for the better3
proceed and act accordingly3
the encouraging of french3
of popish recusants within3
inflict upon all such3
fifth day of july3
commissioners to proceed and3
their majesties intended coronation3
their majesties declaration for3
whitehall the twenty eighth3
manner as heretofore in3
named by the council3
parliament lately made for3
thought fit to declare3
any ships or vessels3
of highway men and3
having appointed the times3
to which day the3
the bishopricks to any3
guilty of making or3
and to the intent3
to observe strict discipline3
or chief magistrate of3
time for the first3
of prices thereof at3
their trust in almighty3
each of the said3
entirely beloved cousin and3
counterfeit warrants and passes3
pleased almighty god to3
to transport themselves into3
recalling and prohibiting seamen3
the growth or manufacture3
command all and every3
and all others whom3
the attendance of any3
a proclamation for nominating3
commonly called colonel ludlow3
end that the members3
speech to both houses3
five miles of their3
act for the amoving3
who stands attainted of3
they may order their3
person or persons who3
abetted and adhered to3
given directions to the3
which day the same3
from serving of foreign3
thirteenth day of may3
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gracious speech to both3
before the next justice3
shall be to them3
of parliament lately passed3
prohibit and forbid all3
and cause them to3
from the buoy of3
and victory over our3
given at our palace3
prorogation we shall expect3
of their majesties commissioners3
ships in their service3
to the true intent3
recusants within five miles3
give notice to all3
of the peace of3
robert earl of scarsdale3
able seamen as shall3
prohibit the exportation of3
their loving subjects be3
taking into most serious3
houses may order their3
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appointed the times and3
in execution the act3
payment of their wages3
the castle of york3
the said reward of3
forging any of the3
miles distance from the3
in the respective counties3
strictly prohibit and forbid3
whosoever should discover any3
both houses may order3
apprehending of sir james3
the sum of five3
we do hereby promise3
observed on wednesday the3
of the bishopricks to3
made for granting to3
rigour of the law3
serving of foreign princes3
and apprehending of highway3
a proclamation concerning passes3
and in obedience thereunto3
protestants to transport themselves3
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cropt and year of3
such as being in3
our great seal of3
time when our parliament3
the respective commissioners to3
discovery and bringing in3
making of the said3
greatest part of the3
upon the success thereof3
for the next summers3
the county of devon3
stands attainted of high3
under the great seal3
publick fast and humiliation3
april at the castle3
success and victory over3
loving subjects in the3
shall be given by3
since our said general3
themselves into this kingdom3
pleased to promise and3
are hereby graciously pleased3
order to which prorogation3
clause in a late3
for authorising and impowering3
appoint other more convenient3
to them or their3
passed for raising money3
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who had been guilty3
at any other times3
to take notice hereof3
are hereby required to3
shall sail from the3
such punishments as their3
of their majesties privy3
enemies and rebellious subjects3
at whitehall the sixth3
into pay and sent3
or forging any of3
charles mackallough and thomas3
discovery and apprehension of3
person or persons shall3
graciously pleased to direct3
have abetted and adhered3
the th of january3
that they may be3
towns and places for3
a declaration for the3
over our enemies and3
making or forging any3
pleased to direct and3
prohibiting seamen from deserting3
parliament shall on the3
our realm of england3
all other their majesties3
proclamation for prohibiting the3
prorogued until the five3
for payment of quarters3
on their majesties service3
whitehall the sixth day3
the true intent and3
the said edmond ludlow3
subjects in the kingdom3
preventing of false musters3
hereby graciously pleased to3
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common safety of this3
hereby charge and require3
at any time after3
by the said act3
majesties pleasure for continuing3
by act of parliament3
the blessing of god3
to any of our3
others whom it may3
of parliament shall not3
third day of april3
over to other ships3
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were graciously pleased to3
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ten miles distance from3
at whitehall the fourteenth3
that upon the success3
ninth day of february3
and impowering the respective3
altering some of the3
third day of october3
before is particularly mentioned3
buoy of the nore3
iustice or other magistrate3
eleventh day of september3
the discovery and apprehension3
our purpose being that3
our said general pardon3
and for authorising and3
of sir james montgomery3
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notice thereof to vs3
by the act of3
do by this our3
the navy at plymouth3
of their arms both3
enhaunsing of prices thereof3
discover any person who3
discovery of seditious libellers3
thought fit to issue3
part of the parish3
the city of lincoln3
the fleet shall set3
whom these presents shall3
to direct and command3
impowering the respective commissioners3
both houses may have3
we are credibly informed3
and sit for the3
and adhered to their3
lasting state of peace3
seamen belonging to their3
and prosperity of their3
in execution the said3
for continuing the seamen3
first general meeting of3
been guilty of making3
expect the attendance of3
as by the said3
ninth of this instant3
majesties navy in london3
divers weighty and important3
pay and sent on3
chief magistrate of city3
queen a proclamation for3
end they may order3
said iustice or other3
attendance in parliament will3
turned over to other3
prolonging and appointing the3
their loving subjects in3
shall set sail for3
to their majesties intended3
as herein before is3
pleasure for continuing the3
general meeting of their3
for the preservation of3
justice of the peace3
the confinement of popish3
therefore hereby charge and3
belong shall sail from3
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and to cause them3
rate ships in their3
paid by any of3
reason of the altering3
and our purpose being3
the town of nottingham3
proclamation for nominating and3
and putting their trust3
government of this kingdom3
care shall be taken3
convenient notice of the3
seventeenth day of march3
next iustice of peace3
received into pay and3
before the fleet shall3
pas sampled and proofread3
of the growth or3
writs or records of3
which they shall so3
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requiring all officers and3
in their respective places3
dated the one and3
herein before is particularly3
deserting their majesties service3
fastings and prayers be3
success thereof the common3
in a late proclamation3
to take care for3
said houses of parliament3
for payment of their3
that all their loving3
thereof the common safety3
and about our cities3
the better discovery of3
pas text and markup3
any writs or records3
any commodities of the3
for the encouraging of3
and mercy in giving3
their most excellent majesties3
printer to the king3
purpose being that our3
parliament made in the3
and year of god3
from deserting their majesties3
named have conspired together3
majesties taking into most3
sessions of oyer and3
we being desirous to3
but the persons named3
can justly inflict upon3
all the lords spiritual3
of the ninth of3
be paid by any3
lately passed for raising3
have thought fit by3
same in a firm3
a proclamation for prolonging3
proclamation to prohibit the3
town of newcastle upon3
the times and places3
a proclamation in order3
munday the th of3
and for setting the3
the apprehending of sir3
as in the said3
the late bishop of3
first day of february3
of march at the3
any time after the3
all and singular mayors3
next justice of the3
been issued out against3
conversion wr honi soit3
of our ships or3
expedient for our service3
majesties have thought fit3
at whitehall the seventeenth3
used in all churches3
appointing commissioners for putting3
explain a clause in3
proclamation for prohibiting seamen3
lately made for granting3
for prolonging and appointing3
of french protestants to3
requiring the discovery and3
do by these presents3
our selves at westminster3
at land and sea3
such as shall be3
the said four and3
and declare our royal3
by the french king3
every of them in3
that we will not3
our good subjects may3
on munday the th3
for prohibiting seamen from3
service during this winter3
on their majesties righteous3
his majesties most gracious3
the end they may3
of the said cities3
ships or vessels belonging3
mackallough and thomas smith3
day the same is3
shall have and receive3
of the said prorogation3
in and about our3
for prohibiting the importation3
at our palace of3
for altering some of3
to cause them to3
and places for which3
time since our said3
they or any of3
and apprehending the late3
authorising and impowering the3
sixteenth day of march3
cousin and councellor charles3
days after the date3
act of parliament made3
or other process or3
do hereby appoint and3
second day of march3
which may be done3
given charge for the3
apprehend the said sir3
persons named by the3
shall sit for the3
notice of this our3
victory over our enemies3
that whosoever should discover3
the town of hertford3
may attend the making3
of their majesties realms3
most gracious speech to3
or records of nisi3
of making or forging3
apprehension of robert brent3
declaration requiring all officers3
their wages before the3
are required to take3
adhered to their majesties3
the time of their3
to almighty god for3
do hereby require to3
sail for the next3
may have convenient notice3
our parliament shall meet3
and prohibiting seamen from3
and forasmuch as it3
and welbeloved sir john3
the discovery and bringing3
at whitehall the th3
the crown of england3
and other our officers3
fell down and sunk3
the time for the3
thanksgiving to almighty god3
which they belong shall3
second day of october3
of their majesties ships3
time when their attendance3
houses may have convenient3
our parliament shall on3
to be used in3
require all the lords3
beloved cousin and councellor3
for nominating and appointing3
their majesties navy in3
that purpose have abetted3
the common safety of3
day of september last3
known to either of3
every of their precincts3
for the dispersing thereof3
a proclamation to prohibit3
or vessels belonging to3
shall be their found3
declaration of william and3
person who had been3
the twelfth day of3
of any commodities of3
do therefore hereby charge3
their royal proclamation of3
proclamation in order to3
declare our royal pleasure3
seamen from serving of3
of arms lately imbezled3
majesties have given directions3
command all and singular3
parliament lately passed for3
other person or persons3
the time when their3
the ninth of this3
the first general meeting3
popish recusants within five3
and apprehension of robert3
have given charge for3
charges shall be paid3
payment of the rents3
their majesties commissioners for3
at kingston upon thames3
in of arms lately3
the buoy of the3
to their majesties enemies3
prosperity of their arms3
them in their respective3
prices thereof at home3
these presents shall come3
declaring their majesties pleasure3
the more orderly solemnizing3
do strictly charge and3
said four and twentieth3
to prohibit the exportation3
hereby pleased further to3
set sail for the3
whitehall the seventeenth day3
execution the said act3
same is now prorogued3
hereby give notice to3
encouraging of french protestants3
then be a full3
of the lodge in3
said kingdom of ireland3
his power and mercy3
the city of coventry3
guildhall of the city3
discharging the payment of3
should discover any person3
have given and granted3
commodities of the growth3
and apprehending of high3
and assisting in the3
false and counterfeit warrants3
of their majesties navy3
continuing the seamen belonging3
notice shall be given3
pleased further to make3
and commissioners of their3
the time when our3
henry earl of litchfield3
their attendance in parliament3
for preventing the exportation3
parliament will be requisite3
the making of the3
john pas sampled and3
proclamation of the ninth3
the said several fast3
such manner as heretofore3
power and mercy in3
seamen from deserting their3
nominating and appointing commissioners3
to promise and declare3
publish and declare to3
magistrate of city or3
when their attendance in3
we do therefore hereby3
king edward the sixth3
their majesties have thought3
any robbery on the3
the persons named by3
shall be turned over3
when our parliament shall3
to either of our3
the lodge in mairs3
further to make known3
the act of this3
our palace of hampton3
the castle of lincoln3
convenient notice shall be3
records of nisi prius3
collectors for the poor3
execution the act of3
the greatest part of3
whereas their majesties by3
any iustice of peace3
majesties by their royal3
of almighty god in3
and counterfeit warrants and3
make known to either3
in parliament will be3
into this our kingdom3
the twenty seventh day3
charge for the dispersing3
to all their loving3
under the hands of3
discover and seize the3
and for the encouragement3
confinement of popish recusants3
for or by reason3
times appointed for holding3
arms both at land3
but such as being3
order to their majesties3
and appointing commissioners for3
the dispatch of business3
our ships or vessels3
papists and reputed papists3
rents of the bishopricks3
justly inflict upon all3
the saids lords of3
defenders of the faith3
for holding the next3
and we do likewise2
every our iustices of2
five miles from thence2
received by him in2
last the greatest part2
of such punishments as2
whitehall the eighth day2
of the said church2
for weighty reasons vs2
ship or ships shall2
for every such offender2
have caused these our2
any such arms shall2
account in our exchequer2
within fifteen days after2
their majesties royal command2
these presents shall be2
dispersing thereof through their2
hereby make known to2
be apprehended such offender2
into this kingdom england2
our kingdom of england2
affairs so as that2
that none of our2
several times appointed them2
law for the calling2
first day of october2
safety of the publick2
reducing of ireland william2
their majesties have therefore2
and discharge in this2
present parliament and declaring2
blessings do call for2
and thereby consummate the2
whereas in and by2
under the hand of2
the contempt or neglect2
or iustice of the2
belonging to any foreign2
are not to expect2
my lords and gentlemen2
are engaged against the2
at whitehall this twenty2
have and receive our2
one of the iustices2
to be done them2
such able seamen that2
son of the earl2
time within one year2
be inflicted on them2
son of thomas porter2
almighty god of his2
mercy in giving us2
the said day of2
apprehend the said robert2
allowed to such able2
only lose the wages2
that their good people2
for one year for2
of our said principal2
the laws of this2
a general monthly fast2
for their majesties service2
no such able seamen2
themselves within the time2
further prorogued unto the2
shall so enter themselves2
the true meaning of2
company belonging to each2
the eleventh of april2
us success and victory2
persons leaving the ships2
to discover and seize2
command all our officers2
whitehall this th day2
are so unanimously attending2
same for our vse2
do for that end2
to their respective ships2
we do for that2
reward of ten pounds2
charles earl of newburgh2
true intent and meaning2
to the intent our2
grace of god king2
that if any of2
of law for the2
the designs and attempts2
success of their arms2
at whitehall the first2
lawful ways and means2
proclamation by marie r2
the amoving sic papists2
the seventh day of2
our said principal secretaries2
on work england and2
such of their majesties2
intended coronation england and2
of all our loving2
of the estates of2
all such able seamen2
any of the said2
appointed to be commissioners2
in and for the2
the bearer and bearers2
to all to whom2
the said second of2
obtained in that behalf2
meet and sit for2
apex covantage keyed and2
their judges of the2