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quadgram frequency
justices of the peace403
the house of commons375
the house of lords329
at the same time237
in the case of233
of the house of229
in the house of207
justice of the peace191
for the purpose of174
on the th of173
on the other hand165
the value of the156
the church of england153
at the time of152
from time to time150
the city of london148
in the time of138
the justices of the136
the inns of court136
in the court of136
on the part of136
the th of february134
to the house of132
i do not know131
at the end of129
the rest of the124
in the course of123
let bot be made120
bot be made with120
of the common law119
without benefit of clergy118
the king and his116
be made with shillings116
the law of the113
a justice of the112
for the first offense109
to the king and109
as well as the107
to the value of106
for the second offense105
the same render account104
same render account of104
the time of the103
in the hands of102
chief justice of the101
of the court of101
the use of the101
in the presence of98
of the church of96
it is considered that96
the consent of the96
the son of a96
for the sake of95
the st of february91
called to the bar91
was one of the91
the hands of the91
court of common pleas90
without the consent of89
in the reign of89
the court of the89
of the united states88
the common law courts88
a member of the86
in the first place86
the end of the84
the power of the84
my lord of warwick84
as a matter of83
for the time being82
writ of habeas corpus82
the members of the81
let him make bot81
a great deal of80
the feast of st79
of the common pleas77
to the use of77
make bot with shillings77
the part of the77
the lord of the76
house of correction for76
one of the most76
or else forfeit s75
of the value of75
the court of common75
a year and a74
on the other side74
with a view to74
it is to be73
the peace of the73
the name of the73
of the city of73
him make bot with72
with regard to the72
a house of correction72
the middle of the71
seems to have been70
the nature of the70
law of the land70
year and a day69
the will of the69
the head of the69
and a half quarters68
the death of the66
i do not think66
to be found in65
it would have been65
the laws of england65
that is to say64
of the stock exchange64
the lord chief justice64
the whole of the64
for the use of64
in accordance with the64
the history of the63
or else forfeit pounds63
breach of the peace63
the laws of the63
the custom of the63
there can be no63
on the death of62
in the county court62
the authority of the62
into the hands of61
for a term of61
the right of the61
to the best of61
that it would be61
ought not to be61
the life of the60
for the first time60
transported for seven years60
in the county of60
that he did not60
the king and the60
for the benefit of59
for the most part59
the rules of the58
be transported for seven58
the benefit of the58
the price of the57
after the death of57
in the name of57
in a state of57
of the death of57
by the law of57
the case of a57
of imprisonment for debt56
of the king and56
the house of correction55
on the morning of55
that there is no55
the jurisdiction of the55
a certain number of55
that he had been55
in the same way55
in the habit of55
on the st of55
on the one hand54
for a long time54
the body of the54
that he was not54
a fine of s54
by reason of the54
the court of chancery54
that it is not54
the case of the54
the mayor and aldermen53
the presence of the53
as well as of53
the fact that the53
is not to be53
to be in the53
a part of the53
be found in the53
he did not know53
at the feast of53
and this he offers52
one half to the52
the interests of the52
the time of king52
the bank of england52
and owes at the52
a good deal of51
any person or persons51
the protection of the51
book of common prayer51
the commissioners in lunacy51
said lord the king50
as well as in50
the counsel for the50
of the peace were49
of the peace of49
gentlemen of the jury49
that there was a49
in time of war49
members of the house49
the direction of the48
in the middle of48
the land of the48
death without benefit of48
of the lord king48
according to the law48
this he offers to48
if he did not48
to take care of48
that it was not47
this is to prevent47
the master of the47
in the way of47
had a right to47
the close of the47
the justice of the47
the course of the47
is one of the47
the th day of46
on the ground that46
the death of a46
he was in the46
a term of years46
to the law of46
the clerk of the46
the archbishop of canterbury46
the position of the46
by the name of46
as soon as the46
for a year and45
our heires and successors45
was called to the45
for the term of45
with respect to the45
of one of the45
the service of the45
the morning of the45
of the reign of45
of the name of45
us and our heirs45
of the privy council45
that he was a45
in one of the45
justice of the common45
gives the lord s44
the hue and cry44
of land and owes44
in expenses of the44
the bailiff of the44
and at the same44
the book of common44
was not to be44
is considered that the44
the value of d44
the state of the44
court of high commission44
the manner in which44
is said to have44
on the second floor43
if he had been43
in the absence of43
the value of s43
trespass on the case43
in the courts of43
the jurors say that43
felony without benefit of43
had been in the43
in the same manner43
of the earl of42
in the common law42
that it was a42
to the custom of42
a quarter of an42
his wife and children42
the east india company42
in which he was42
the tower of london41
at the old bailey41
did you see him41
the th of march41
of the criminal law41
and he ought to41
the center of the41
the beginning of the41
the judgment of the41
the administration of justice41
he offers to prove41
of the law of41
on behalf of the41
in regard to the41
the reign of henry40
our said lord the40
as one of the40
to go to the40
considered that the appeal40
that the appeal is40
the appeal is null40
that there was no40
as well as to40
nothing to do with40
of the laws of40
i did not know40
on the thames river40
the laws and customs40
the time of his40
that part of the39
at the expense of39
in the possession of39
prisoner at the bar39
therefore it is considered39
at the present time39
the liberty of the39
on the day of39
with the consent of39
the custody of the39
to be given to39
a verdict of guilty38
to the number of38
had to pay a38
acres of land and38
an act of parliament38
judgment of his peers38
the business of the38
any part of the38
in the midst of38
quarter of an hour38
by the common law38
the rights of the38
the consent of parliament38
time of king henry37
one and the same37
a copy of the37
the courts of the37
the profits of the37
the names of the37
but it is not37
the grace of god37
the high court of37
an example of a37
for the death of37
to the amount of37
according to the custom37
the prisoner at the37
as long as the37
the opinion of the37
the th of august37
the study of the37
as well as a37
the day of the37
as if he had37
he was to be37
to do with the36
half going to the36
that they were not36
from the previous year36
defends all of it36
pounds for the first36
corruption of the blood36
of the peace and36
in addition to the36
by the king and36
with an intent to36
of the lord bishop36
at the inns of36
in a house of36
of the thirteenth century36
there was also a36
the constitution of the36
for the third offense36
that he could not36
in the nature of36
in favour of the36
of the great seal36
of our said lord35
the committee of the35
have a right to35
ought to have been35
to be able to35
the best of my35
for the relief of35
to be sent to35
the subject of the35
was by no means35
lord of the manor35
with the help of35
of the peace may35
for the maintenance of35
to the court of35
by the side of35
there was a great35
i have no doubt35
in consequence of the34
on account of the34
the expense of the34
in the united states34
the duke of york34
morning of the st34
it is impossible to34
in that part of34
with meat and drink34
any one of the34
learned in the law34
at the head of34
but i do not34
the writ of habeas34
by the grace of34
to the king for34
the court of appeal33
that he had not33
an account of the33
of the county court33
the king to the33
i did not see33
the secretary of state33
the way in which33
as soon as he33
half to the king33
it seems to me33
of at least pounds33
the truth of the33
shall suffer death without33
that it is a33
the door of the33
by a justice of33
at the close of33
suffer death without benefit33
before the mayor and32
up to pounds for32
at easter and michaelmas32
would not have been32
the district medical officer32
the property of the32
master of the rolls32
and this is the32
the discretion of the32
arrears of the previous32
in the eighteenth century32
at a time when32
it was held that32
as in the case32
expenses of the lord32
shall have the same32
a court of justice32
of the work being32
the work being d32
the control of the32
that he should be32
for the murder of32
a cottage and owes32
of the previous year32
the reign of edward32
remaining from the previous32
and acres of land32
at the house of32
on the ground of32
for himself and his32
cottage and owes at32
of the civil law32
by the house of32
pounds for about people32
of the star chamber32
judgment of his court32
at the bottom of32
the bottom of the32
on the subject of32
could be made to31
if there were no31
in respect of the31
guilty of felony and31
at the beginning of31
the government of the31
of the high court31
said that he had31
the return of the31
the cause of the31
the greater part of31
the administration of the31
the report of the31
on sunday the th31
to be done in31
i should like to31
is to be found31
the courts of law31
had the right to31
in proportion to the31
it was in the31
in the month of31
to the common law31
put an end to31
by act of parliament31
pay a fine of31
transportation for seven years31
without consent of the31
at the time when31
of the people of31
if he does not31
i think it was30
it would be a30
it ought to be30
the law of england30
shall be imprisoned for30
the management of the30
the university of oxford30
the yearly value of30
in the days of30
the condition of the30
the lords of the30
the court of high30
thousand seven hundred and30
are to be found30
of the law and30
from the time of30
be put in the30
the common law of30
on the first floor30
the bar of the30
that there is a30
our lord the king30
under the name of30
no one may take30
that it should be30
the th of january30
to the laws of30
pleas of the crown30
one thousand seven hundred30
the face of the30
and that he was30
the story of the30
the people of england29
of the peace to29
of the members of29
in the first instance29
so far as the29
with the exception of29
the duke of monmouth29
of the common people29
that he would be29
to that of the29
i need not say29
to say that the29
custom of the manor29
in a court of29
to the detriment of29
in the power of29
he is to be29
he comes of age29
the character of the29
the side of the29
the death of her29
the point of view29
gave rise to the29
if it had been29
of the land of29
a writ of habeas29
be sent to the29
there could be no29
by the laws of29
the possession of the29
the work of the29
the place of the28
owes at the said28
sureties for good behavior28
the liberties of the28
he said he was28
and justices of the28
when he comes of28
and there is no28
in the direction of28
the amount of the28
he was one of28
out of the nation28
to the same for28
head of the church28
that he is not28
it would not be28
it is not the28
pounds for the second28
could not have been28
in the seventeenth century28
king to the sheriff28
of the justices of28
the other side of28
a great number of28
by justices of the28
under the direction of28
by judgment of his28
the mass of the28
the law and the28
in the administration of28
in which he had28
lord chief justice of28
the issues of the28
the present state of28
in the stocks for28
the college of physicians28
holds a house and28
a half quarters and28
are not to be28
from all the produce28
for the balance sold28
up to one month28
in the form of28
of at least s28
the use of a28
all the produce of28
and that he had28
of the duke of28
the gentlemen of the28
of the land and28
and shall suffer death28
four times a year27
and it is not27
in the place of27
the freedom of the27
the spirit of the27
he opined that the27
to take the oath27
in the city of27
history of the english27
to take an oath27
can be no doubt27
at the age of27
king edward the confessor27
was a man of27
the square of the27
of some of the27
under the influence of27
of the liberty of27
and there was a27
that i did not27
i desire he may27
as i have said27
consent of the owner27
the said tresorer and27
three times a year27
in opposition to the27
in a letter to27
of the profits of27
under the age of27
to the conclusion that27
in the service of27
and that it is27
the company of stationers27
the crown of england27
one of the first27
in the matter of27
and the other half27
such book or books27
or any of them27
so far as to27
of the manor of27
in the history of27
the hands of a26
the trial of the26
as far as the26
he seems to have26
value of the work26
is guilty of felony26
the reign of king26
towards the close of26
the conduct of the26
the walls of the26
in the parish of26
at the bar of26
the evidence of the26
of which he was26
do not know that26
of our lord the26
from the point of26
i do not remember26
the judges of the26
the death of his26
give an account of26
to have been a26
court of the united26
by the fact that26
in the same year26
th day of august26
the said treasurer and26
taken out of the26
in relation to the26
there is no doubt26
a breach of the26
of the middle temple26
do not think that26
double the value of26
as far as i26
and i do not26
the man in the26
in front of the26
where there is a26
in the beginning of26
cases in which the26
and it may be26
chief justice of england26
the duty of the26
well as of the26
to us and our26
in like manner as25
was to be done25
year of the reign25
the law of nature25
seem to have been25
in spite of the25
the first day of25
the king and to25
at oxford and cambridge25
the pleasure of the25
be given to the25
between the king and25
has a right to25
is to be done25
that he had a25
the owner of the25
a judge of the25
one part of the25
of the english constitution25
other side of the25
that he was the25
in the custody of25
the th of october25
oxford and cambridge universities25
to the king in25
the top of the25
to the duke of25
point of view of25
said tresorer and companie25
to the fact that25
a portion of the25
on the feast of25
of the city and25
as the court shall25
the end of his25
the practice of the25
the origin of the25
it is difficult to25
part of great britain25
the petition of right25
the justices of assize25
bailiff of the liberty25
and some of the25
to the end of25
baron of the exchequer25
was to be given25
took the place of25
they are to be24
the court shall consider24
a matter of fact24
to be transported for24
for that he in24
for the purposes of24
on the trial of24
to the lord of24
there must be a24
the powers of the24
out of the realm24
of great britain called24
land and owes at24
the said thomas profyt24
to prove against him24
he had to pay24
that it was the24
that the earth was24
to be the same24
at a house of24
that part of great24
the oath of supremacy24
to the royal court24
and of hogs from24
in the shape of24
to pay a fine24
he ought to carry24
and could not be24
it is not a24
hard labor at a24
labor at a house24
could be used to24
was the son of24
for trespass in the24
value of the marriage24
counsel for the crown24
in a case of24
in so far as24
the keeper of the24
a house and acres24
the age of twenty24
gives the lord d24
offers to prove against24
i am willing to24
in the exercise of24
a statute was passed24
holds a cottage and24
the date of the24
that they could not24
to be at least24
purge himself by water24
is considered that he24
high court of justice24
due to the crown24
the idea of a24
the great majority of24
has the greater right24
of the eighteenth century24
he could not have24
that he in the24
was thought to be24
the king was authorized24
is in mercy for24
of the st of24
on condition that he24
house and acres of24
established church of england24
out of the room24
one of the trade24
at the instance of24
shall answer to god24
about of the population24
may it please your24
i told him i24
within the walls of24
of the established church24
at the rate of23
to the study of23
a hole in the23
the time of henry23
ought not to have23
which had to be23
the execution of the23
the terms of the23
laws of the land23
of the company of23
the county of middlesex23
the attention of the23
as far as it23
of the english people23
and that it was23
a letter to the23
a man who had23
under the protection of23
the people of the23
was to forfeit pounds23
the profits of justice23
to get rid of23
laws and customs of23
the author of the23
in the interests of23
i do not recollect23
the influence of the23
so that they could23
chancellor of the exchequer23
to be admitted to23
the th of april23
by means of a23
to raise the price23
say that they suspect23
liberties and free customs23
the chancellor of the23
in the mean time23
the realm of england23
to him by the23
let him pay shillings23
in time of peace23
he shall be imprisoned23
that there should be22
before a justice of22
year of our reign22
i do not see22
there shall be no22
a member of parliament22
the king in his22
there were so many22
on a large scale22
king and his council22
in the county courts22
it is said that22
judgment of the court22
overseers of the poor22
in the thirteenth century22
the church and the22
the improvement of the22
those who did not22
the view of the22
that he does not22
it was the first22
to the effect that22
of the lord and22
had nothing to do22
the meaning of the22
and one of the22
to the prejudice of22
the kingdom of england22
by order of the22
be a member of22
the wife of the22
the supreme court of22
the citizens of london22
a third of the22
no one shall be22
be admitted to the22
to the privy council22
as if they were22
in one of his22
worth no more than22
as long as it22
which he had been22
as we have seen22
had to be at22
he had been a22
the language of the22
committee of the stock22
out of the house22
but it was not22
i was in the22
but i did not22
the other half to22
to them and their22
take the oath of22
a history of the22
fine to the king22
for us and our22
to the time of22
and on the other22
out of the country22
a jury of twelve22
for the rest of22
he may be asked22
not be able to22
did not see him22
raise the price of22
the time of my22
the maintenance of the22
by the king or22
the question of the21
the presence of a21
in the star chamber21
for the making of21
in favor of the21
of the said city21
by virtue of the21
the bulk of the21
have the custody of21
he was called to21
the bill of rights21
the care of the21
to the utmost of21
of the peace for21
the said francis blandy21
go out of the21
king was authorized to21
to keep the peace21
no one may sell21
hundred and county courts21
and the rest of21
so far as it21
said to have been21
i desire to know21
from the fact that21
the order of the21
to the square of21
he shall lose his21
and customs of the21
to show that the21
by one of the21
the first of these21
be called to the21
between us and our21
in charge of the21
may be found in21
he came to the21
if he had not21
towards the end of21
for the space of21
by the right rev21
so long as he21
so that he could21
example of a writ21
the men of the21
shall go to the21
of the said twenty21
to me to be21
no more than s21
of the thames river21
in some of the21
is no doubt that21
he was going to21
justice of the court21
house of lords was21
the existence of a21
to the king or21
and he shall have21
house of commons was21
for the last time21
them and their heirs21
desire he may be21
at the top of21
do not know whether21
but he did not21
have been in the21
counsel for the prosecution21
as well as i21
it might have been21
the number of the21
the term of his21
he shall clear himself21
i am sorry to21
as long as they21
under the jurisdiction of21
under the control of21
on the side of21
of any of the21
sue and be sued21
were required to take21
at the suit of21
liberties of the people21
will and pleasure is21
the sum of s21
a large number of21
the officers of the21
i shall have to21
a day or two21
to make use of21
one or more of21
the effect of the20
purged of malice and20
before the grand jury20
the oath of allegiance20
in any of the20
a sum of money20
goods and chattels to20
the nature of a20
as that of the20
a man of the20
of my barons or20
purge himself by ordeal20
over and above the20
for good behavior for20
he ought to have20
water under the assize20
the value of at20
the feast of the20
of malice and partial20
and it is to20
were not allowed to20
forfeit the goods and20
have benefit of clergy20
himself by ordeal of20
the authority to fine20
the heir or heirs20
the donor or his20
the king in the20
i do not mean20
to go into the20
on the pain aforesaid20
the surface of the20
sent to the house20
which he did not20
i cannot say that20
shall forfeit treble damages20
a fine to the20
his free tenement in20
the sacrament of the20
it appears to me20
and it would be20
half to the suer20
the star chamber court20
clothing up to s20
us and our successors20
donor or his heir20
of the said john20
that he was to20
to the donor or20
for a second offense20
and one half to20
each day three meals20
be in mercy for20
yearly value of s20
years and a half20
other half to the20
it could not be20
i should have been20
of the said a20
put in the stocks20
i submit to your20
of the united kingdom20
at the said term20
it was required that20
at least one year20
correction for up to20
owes at easter and20
in the open air20
hard labor in a20
it was not necessary20
death of the king20
not have benefit of20
in the face of20
the payment of the20
the st of january20
the dissolution of the20
all of it word20
the eye of the20
the mayor of london20
the same manner as20
an appeal to the20
for threshing quarters of20
at the name of20
it is not to20
the price of wheat20
shall be able to20
ordered to be transported20
malice and partial council20
there were no more20
a wergeld of s20
for allowance of food20
he the said x20
for the protection of20
on either side of20
my barons or of20
to live in the20
men and women wore20
and thus the work20
peine forte et dure20
that he may have20
the latter end of20
let him purge himself20
and clothing up to20
heir or heirs of20
because there had been20
the name of jesus20
is put in seisin20
a matter of course20
of the inner temple20
labor in a house20
put in seisin of20
king henry ii our20
if he be a20
the king and one20
and the law of20
in the office of20
value of at least20
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to read and write20
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a piece of land19
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of the royal court19
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lord of the fee19
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both houses of parliament18
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prerogative of the crown18
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bench and common pleas18
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him to be a18
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of the said company18
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the prince of wales18
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four acres of land18
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bailiff of the franchise18
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knowledge of the law18
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of pounds a year17
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district court of the17
clerk of the kitchen17
guilty of high treason17
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the reign of queen17
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time of his death17
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the earl of warwick17
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of the lunacy commissioners17
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of the lunacy commission13
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