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quadgram | frequency |
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justices of the peace | 403 |
the house of commons | 375 |
the house of lords | 329 |
at the same time | 237 |
in the case of | 233 |
of the house of | 229 |
in the house of | 207 |
justice of the peace | 191 |
for the purpose of | 174 |
on the th of | 173 |
on the other hand | 165 |
the value of the | 156 |
the church of england | 153 |
at the time of | 152 |
from time to time | 150 |
the city of london | 148 |
in the time of | 138 |
the justices of the | 136 |
the inns of court | 136 |
in the court of | 136 |
on the part of | 136 |
the th of february | 134 |
to the house of | 132 |
i do not know | 131 |
at the end of | 129 |
the rest of the | 124 |
in the course of | 123 |
let bot be made | 120 |
bot be made with | 120 |
of the common law | 119 |
without benefit of clergy | 118 |
the king and his | 116 |
be made with shillings | 116 |
the law of the | 113 |
a justice of the | 112 |
for the first offense | 109 |
to the king and | 109 |
as well as the | 107 |
to the value of | 106 |
for the second offense | 105 |
the same render account | 104 |
same render account of | 104 |
the time of the | 103 |
in the hands of | 102 |
chief justice of the | 101 |
of the court of | 101 |
the use of the | 101 |
in the presence of | 98 |
of the church of | 96 |
it is considered that | 96 |
the consent of the | 96 |
the son of a | 96 |
for the sake of | 95 |
the st of february | 91 |
called to the bar | 91 |
was one of the | 91 |
the hands of the | 91 |
court of common pleas | 90 |
without the consent of | 89 |
in the reign of | 89 |
the court of the | 89 |
of the united states | 88 |
the common law courts | 88 |
a member of the | 86 |
in the first place | 86 |
the end of the | 84 |
the power of the | 84 |
my lord of warwick | 84 |
as a matter of | 83 |
for the time being | 82 |
writ of habeas corpus | 82 |
the members of the | 81 |
let him make bot | 81 |
a great deal of | 80 |
the feast of st | 79 |
of the common pleas | 77 |
to the use of | 77 |
make bot with shillings | 77 |
the part of the | 77 |
the lord of the | 76 |
house of correction for | 76 |
one of the most | 76 |
or else forfeit s | 75 |
of the value of | 75 |
the court of common | 75 |
a year and a | 74 |
on the other side | 74 |
with a view to | 74 |
it is to be | 73 |
the peace of the | 73 |
the name of the | 73 |
of the city of | 73 |
him make bot with | 72 |
with regard to the | 72 |
a house of correction | 72 |
the middle of the | 71 |
seems to have been | 70 |
the nature of the | 70 |
law of the land | 70 |
year and a day | 69 |
the will of the | 69 |
the head of the | 69 |
and a half quarters | 68 |
the death of the | 66 |
i do not think | 66 |
to be found in | 65 |
it would have been | 65 |
the laws of england | 65 |
that is to say | 64 |
of the stock exchange | 64 |
the lord chief justice | 64 |
the whole of the | 64 |
for the use of | 64 |
in accordance with the | 64 |
the history of the | 63 |
or else forfeit pounds | 63 |
breach of the peace | 63 |
the laws of the | 63 |
the custom of the | 63 |
there can be no | 63 |
on the death of | 62 |
in the county court | 62 |
the authority of the | 62 |
into the hands of | 61 |
for a term of | 61 |
the right of the | 61 |
to the best of | 61 |
that it would be | 61 |
ought not to be | 61 |
the life of the | 60 |
for the first time | 60 |
transported for seven years | 60 |
in the county of | 60 |
that he did not | 60 |
the king and the | 60 |
for the benefit of | 59 |
for the most part | 59 |
the rules of the | 58 |
be transported for seven | 58 |
the benefit of the | 58 |
the price of the | 57 |
after the death of | 57 |
in the name of | 57 |
in a state of | 57 |
of the death of | 57 |
by the law of | 57 |
the case of a | 57 |
of imprisonment for debt | 56 |
of the king and | 56 |
the house of correction | 55 |
on the morning of | 55 |
that there is no | 55 |
the jurisdiction of the | 55 |
a certain number of | 55 |
that he had been | 55 |
in the same way | 55 |
in the habit of | 55 |
on the st of | 55 |
on the one hand | 54 |
for a long time | 54 |
the body of the | 54 |
that he was not | 54 |
a fine of s | 54 |
by reason of the | 54 |
the court of chancery | 54 |
that it is not | 54 |
the case of the | 54 |
the mayor and aldermen | 53 |
the presence of the | 53 |
as well as of | 53 |
the fact that the | 53 |
is not to be | 53 |
to be in the | 53 |
a part of the | 53 |
be found in the | 53 |
he did not know | 53 |
at the feast of | 53 |
and this he offers | 52 |
one half to the | 52 |
the interests of the | 52 |
the time of king | 52 |
the bank of england | 52 |
and owes at the | 52 |
a good deal of | 51 |
any person or persons | 51 |
the protection of the | 51 |
book of common prayer | 51 |
the commissioners in lunacy | 51 |
said lord the king | 50 |
as well as in | 50 |
the counsel for the | 50 |
of the peace were | 49 |
of the peace of | 49 |
gentlemen of the jury | 49 |
that there was a | 49 |
in time of war | 49 |
members of the house | 49 |
the direction of the | 48 |
in the middle of | 48 |
the land of the | 48 |
death without benefit of | 48 |
of the lord king | 48 |
according to the law | 48 |
this he offers to | 48 |
if he did not | 48 |
to take care of | 48 |
that it was not | 47 |
this is to prevent | 47 |
the master of the | 47 |
in the way of | 47 |
had a right to | 47 |
the close of the | 47 |
the justice of the | 47 |
the course of the | 47 |
is one of the | 47 |
the th day of | 46 |
on the ground that | 46 |
the death of a | 46 |
he was in the | 46 |
a term of years | 46 |
to the law of | 46 |
the clerk of the | 46 |
the archbishop of canterbury | 46 |
the position of the | 46 |
by the name of | 46 |
as soon as the | 46 |
for a year and | 45 |
our heires and successors | 45 |
was called to the | 45 |
for the term of | 45 |
with respect to the | 45 |
of one of the | 45 |
the service of the | 45 |
the morning of the | 45 |
of the reign of | 45 |
of the name of | 45 |
us and our heirs | 45 |
of the privy council | 45 |
that he was a | 45 |
in one of the | 45 |
justice of the common | 45 |
gives the lord s | 44 |
the hue and cry | 44 |
of land and owes | 44 |
in expenses of the | 44 |
the bailiff of the | 44 |
and at the same | 44 |
the book of common | 44 |
was not to be | 44 |
is considered that the | 44 |
the value of d | 44 |
the state of the | 44 |
court of high commission | 44 |
the manner in which | 44 |
is said to have | 44 |
on the second floor | 43 |
if he had been | 43 |
in the absence of | 43 |
the value of s | 43 |
trespass on the case | 43 |
in the courts of | 43 |
the jurors say that | 43 |
felony without benefit of | 43 |
had been in the | 43 |
in the same manner | 43 |
of the earl of | 42 |
in the common law | 42 |
that it was a | 42 |
to the custom of | 42 |
a quarter of an | 42 |
his wife and children | 42 |
the east india company | 42 |
in which he was | 42 |
the tower of london | 41 |
at the old bailey | 41 |
did you see him | 41 |
the th of march | 41 |
of the criminal law | 41 |
and he ought to | 41 |
the center of the | 41 |
the beginning of the | 41 |
the judgment of the | 41 |
the administration of justice | 41 |
he offers to prove | 41 |
of the law of | 41 |
on behalf of the | 41 |
in regard to the | 41 |
the reign of henry | 40 |
our said lord the | 40 |
as one of the | 40 |
to go to the | 40 |
considered that the appeal | 40 |
that the appeal is | 40 |
the appeal is null | 40 |
that there was no | 40 |
as well as to | 40 |
nothing to do with | 40 |
of the laws of | 40 |
i did not know | 40 |
on the thames river | 40 |
the laws and customs | 40 |
the time of his | 40 |
that part of the | 39 |
at the expense of | 39 |
in the possession of | 39 |
prisoner at the bar | 39 |
therefore it is considered | 39 |
at the present time | 39 |
the liberty of the | 39 |
on the day of | 39 |
with the consent of | 39 |
the custody of the | 39 |
to be given to | 39 |
a verdict of guilty | 38 |
to the number of | 38 |
had to pay a | 38 |
acres of land and | 38 |
an act of parliament | 38 |
judgment of his peers | 38 |
the business of the | 38 |
any part of the | 38 |
in the midst of | 38 |
quarter of an hour | 38 |
by the common law | 38 |
the rights of the | 38 |
the consent of parliament | 38 |
time of king henry | 37 |
one and the same | 37 |
a copy of the | 37 |
the courts of the | 37 |
the profits of the | 37 |
the names of the | 37 |
but it is not | 37 |
the grace of god | 37 |
the high court of | 37 |
an example of a | 37 |
for the death of | 37 |
to the amount of | 37 |
according to the custom | 37 |
the prisoner at the | 37 |
as long as the | 37 |
the opinion of the | 37 |
the th of august | 37 |
the study of the | 37 |
as well as a | 37 |
the day of the | 37 |
as if he had | 37 |
he was to be | 37 |
to do with the | 36 |
half going to the | 36 |
that they were not | 36 |
from the previous year | 36 |
defends all of it | 36 |
pounds for the first | 36 |
corruption of the blood | 36 |
of the peace and | 36 |
in addition to the | 36 |
by the king and | 36 |
with an intent to | 36 |
of the lord bishop | 36 |
at the inns of | 36 |
in a house of | 36 |
of the thirteenth century | 36 |
there was also a | 36 |
the constitution of the | 36 |
for the third offense | 36 |
that he could not | 36 |
in the nature of | 36 |
in favour of the | 36 |
of the great seal | 36 |
of our said lord | 35 |
the committee of the | 35 |
have a right to | 35 |
ought to have been | 35 |
to be able to | 35 |
the best of my | 35 |
for the relief of | 35 |
to be sent to | 35 |
the subject of the | 35 |
was by no means | 35 |
lord of the manor | 35 |
with the help of | 35 |
of the peace may | 35 |
for the maintenance of | 35 |
to the court of | 35 |
by the side of | 35 |
there was a great | 35 |
i have no doubt | 35 |
in consequence of the | 34 |
on account of the | 34 |
the expense of the | 34 |
in the united states | 34 |
the duke of york | 34 |
morning of the st | 34 |
it is impossible to | 34 |
in that part of | 34 |
with meat and drink | 34 |
any one of the | 34 |
learned in the law | 34 |
at the head of | 34 |
but i do not | 34 |
the writ of habeas | 34 |
by the grace of | 34 |
to the king for | 34 |
the court of appeal | 33 |
that he had not | 33 |
an account of the | 33 |
of the county court | 33 |
the king to the | 33 |
i did not see | 33 |
the secretary of state | 33 |
the way in which | 33 |
as soon as he | 33 |
half to the king | 33 |
it seems to me | 33 |
of at least pounds | 33 |
the truth of the | 33 |
shall suffer death without | 33 |
that it is a | 33 |
the door of the | 33 |
by a justice of | 33 |
at the close of | 33 |
suffer death without benefit | 33 |
before the mayor and | 32 |
up to pounds for | 32 |
at easter and michaelmas | 32 |
would not have been | 32 |
the district medical officer | 32 |
the property of the | 32 |
master of the rolls | 32 |
and this is the | 32 |
the discretion of the | 32 |
arrears of the previous | 32 |
in the eighteenth century | 32 |
at a time when | 32 |
it was held that | 32 |
as in the case | 32 |
expenses of the lord | 32 |
shall have the same | 32 |
a court of justice | 32 |
of the work being | 32 |
the work being d | 32 |
the control of the | 32 |
that he should be | 32 |
for the murder of | 32 |
a cottage and owes | 32 |
of the previous year | 32 |
the reign of edward | 32 |
remaining from the previous | 32 |
and acres of land | 32 |
at the house of | 32 |
on the ground of | 32 |
for himself and his | 32 |
cottage and owes at | 32 |
of the civil law | 32 |
by the house of | 32 |
pounds for about people | 32 |
of the star chamber | 32 |
judgment of his court | 32 |
at the bottom of | 32 |
the bottom of the | 32 |
on the subject of | 32 |
could be made to | 31 |
if there were no | 31 |
in respect of the | 31 |
guilty of felony and | 31 |
at the beginning of | 31 |
the government of the | 31 |
of the high court | 31 |
said that he had | 31 |
the return of the | 31 |
the cause of the | 31 |
the greater part of | 31 |
the administration of the | 31 |
the report of the | 31 |
on sunday the th | 31 |
to be done in | 31 |
i should like to | 31 |
is to be found | 31 |
the courts of law | 31 |
had the right to | 31 |
in proportion to the | 31 |
it was in the | 31 |
in the month of | 31 |
to the common law | 31 |
put an end to | 31 |
by act of parliament | 31 |
pay a fine of | 31 |
transportation for seven years | 31 |
without consent of the | 31 |
at the time when | 31 |
of the people of | 31 |
if he does not | 31 |
i think it was | 30 |
it would be a | 30 |
it ought to be | 30 |
the law of england | 30 |
shall be imprisoned for | 30 |
the management of the | 30 |
the university of oxford | 30 |
the yearly value of | 30 |
in the days of | 30 |
the condition of the | 30 |
the lords of the | 30 |
the court of high | 30 |
thousand seven hundred and | 30 |
are to be found | 30 |
of the law and | 30 |
from the time of | 30 |
be put in the | 30 |
the common law of | 30 |
on the first floor | 30 |
the bar of the | 30 |
that there is a | 30 |
our lord the king | 30 |
under the name of | 30 |
no one may take | 30 |
that it should be | 30 |
the th of january | 30 |
to the laws of | 30 |
pleas of the crown | 30 |
one thousand seven hundred | 30 |
the face of the | 30 |
and that he was | 30 |
the story of the | 30 |
the people of england | 29 |
of the peace to | 29 |
of the members of | 29 |
in the first instance | 29 |
so far as the | 29 |
with the exception of | 29 |
the duke of monmouth | 29 |
of the common people | 29 |
that he would be | 29 |
to that of the | 29 |
i need not say | 29 |
to say that the | 29 |
custom of the manor | 29 |
in a court of | 29 |
to the detriment of | 29 |
in the power of | 29 |
he is to be | 29 |
he comes of age | 29 |
the character of the | 29 |
the side of the | 29 |
the death of her | 29 |
the point of view | 29 |
gave rise to the | 29 |
if it had been | 29 |
of the land of | 29 |
a writ of habeas | 29 |
be sent to the | 29 |
there could be no | 29 |
by the laws of | 29 |
the possession of the | 29 |
the work of the | 29 |
the place of the | 28 |
owes at the said | 28 |
sureties for good behavior | 28 |
the liberties of the | 28 |
he said he was | 28 |
and justices of the | 28 |
when he comes of | 28 |
and there is no | 28 |
in the direction of | 28 |
the amount of the | 28 |
he was one of | 28 |
out of the nation | 28 |
to the same for | 28 |
head of the church | 28 |
that he is not | 28 |
it would not be | 28 |
it is not the | 28 |
pounds for the second | 28 |
could not have been | 28 |
in the seventeenth century | 28 |
king to the sheriff | 28 |
of the justices of | 28 |
the other side of | 28 |
a great number of | 28 |
by justices of the | 28 |
under the direction of | 28 |
by judgment of his | 28 |
the mass of the | 28 |
the law and the | 28 |
in the administration of | 28 |
in which he had | 28 |
lord chief justice of | 28 |
the issues of the | 28 |
the present state of | 28 |
in the stocks for | 28 |
the college of physicians | 28 |
holds a house and | 28 |
a half quarters and | 28 |
are not to be | 28 |
from all the produce | 28 |
for the balance sold | 28 |
up to one month | 28 |
in the form of | 28 |
of at least s | 28 |
the use of a | 28 |
all the produce of | 28 |
and that he had | 28 |
of the duke of | 28 |
the gentlemen of the | 28 |
of the land and | 28 |
and shall suffer death | 28 |
four times a year | 27 |
and it is not | 27 |
in the place of | 27 |
the freedom of the | 27 |
the spirit of the | 27 |
he opined that the | 27 |
to take the oath | 27 |
in the city of | 27 |
history of the english | 27 |
to take an oath | 27 |
can be no doubt | 27 |
at the age of | 27 |
king edward the confessor | 27 |
was a man of | 27 |
the square of the | 27 |
of some of the | 27 |
under the influence of | 27 |
of the liberty of | 27 |
and there was a | 27 |
that i did not | 27 |
i desire he may | 27 |
as i have said | 27 |
consent of the owner | 27 |
the said tresorer and | 27 |
three times a year | 27 |
in opposition to the | 27 |
in a letter to | 27 |
of the profits of | 27 |
under the age of | 27 |
to the conclusion that | 27 |
in the service of | 27 |
and that it is | 27 |
the company of stationers | 27 |
the crown of england | 27 |
one of the first | 27 |
in the matter of | 27 |
and the other half | 27 |
such book or books | 27 |
or any of them | 27 |
so far as to | 27 |
of the manor of | 27 |
in the history of | 27 |
the hands of a | 26 |
the trial of the | 26 |
as far as the | 26 |
he seems to have | 26 |
value of the work | 26 |
is guilty of felony | 26 |
the reign of king | 26 |
towards the close of | 26 |
the conduct of the | 26 |
the walls of the | 26 |
in the parish of | 26 |
at the bar of | 26 |
the evidence of the | 26 |
of which he was | 26 |
do not know that | 26 |
of our lord the | 26 |
from the point of | 26 |
i do not remember | 26 |
the judges of the | 26 |
the death of his | 26 |
give an account of | 26 |
to have been a | 26 |
court of the united | 26 |
by the fact that | 26 |
in the same year | 26 |
th day of august | 26 |
the said treasurer and | 26 |
taken out of the | 26 |
in relation to the | 26 |
there is no doubt | 26 |
a breach of the | 26 |
of the middle temple | 26 |
do not think that | 26 |
double the value of | 26 |
as far as i | 26 |
and i do not | 26 |
the man in the | 26 |
in front of the | 26 |
where there is a | 26 |
in the beginning of | 26 |
cases in which the | 26 |
and it may be | 26 |
chief justice of england | 26 |
the duty of the | 26 |
well as of the | 26 |
to us and our | 26 |
in like manner as | 25 |
was to be done | 25 |
year of the reign | 25 |
the law of nature | 25 |
seem to have been | 25 |
in spite of the | 25 |
the first day of | 25 |
the king and to | 25 |
at oxford and cambridge | 25 |
the pleasure of the | 25 |
be given to the | 25 |
between the king and | 25 |
has a right to | 25 |
is to be done | 25 |
that he had a | 25 |
the owner of the | 25 |
a judge of the | 25 |
one part of the | 25 |
of the english constitution | 25 |
other side of the | 25 |
that he was the | 25 |
in the custody of | 25 |
the th of october | 25 |
oxford and cambridge universities | 25 |
to the king in | 25 |
the top of the | 25 |
to the duke of | 25 |
point of view of | 25 |
said tresorer and companie | 25 |
to the fact that | 25 |
a portion of the | 25 |
on the feast of | 25 |
of the city and | 25 |
as the court shall | 25 |
the end of his | 25 |
the practice of the | 25 |
the origin of the | 25 |
it is difficult to | 25 |
part of great britain | 25 |
the petition of right | 25 |
the justices of assize | 25 |
bailiff of the liberty | 25 |
and some of the | 25 |
to the end of | 25 |
baron of the exchequer | 25 |
was to be given | 25 |
took the place of | 25 |
they are to be | 24 |
the court shall consider | 24 |
a matter of fact | 24 |
to be transported for | 24 |
for that he in | 24 |
for the purposes of | 24 |
on the trial of | 24 |
to the lord of | 24 |
there must be a | 24 |
the powers of the | 24 |
out of the realm | 24 |
of great britain called | 24 |
land and owes at | 24 |
the said thomas profyt | 24 |
to prove against him | 24 |
he had to pay | 24 |
that it was the | 24 |
that the earth was | 24 |
to be the same | 24 |
at a house of | 24 |
that part of great | 24 |
the oath of supremacy | 24 |
to the royal court | 24 |
and of hogs from | 24 |
in the shape of | 24 |
to pay a fine | 24 |
he ought to carry | 24 |
and could not be | 24 |
it is not a | 24 |
hard labor at a | 24 |
labor at a house | 24 |
could be used to | 24 |
was the son of | 24 |
for trespass in the | 24 |
value of the marriage | 24 |
counsel for the crown | 24 |
in a case of | 24 |
in so far as | 24 |
the keeper of the | 24 |
a house and acres | 24 |
the age of twenty | 24 |
gives the lord d | 24 |
offers to prove against | 24 |
i am willing to | 24 |
in the exercise of | 24 |
a statute was passed | 24 |
holds a cottage and | 24 |
the date of the | 24 |
that they could not | 24 |
to be at least | 24 |
purge himself by water | 24 |
is considered that he | 24 |
high court of justice | 24 |
due to the crown | 24 |
the idea of a | 24 |
the great majority of | 24 |
has the greater right | 24 |
of the eighteenth century | 24 |
he could not have | 24 |
that he in the | 24 |
was thought to be | 24 |
the king was authorized | 24 |
is in mercy for | 24 |
of the st of | 24 |
on condition that he | 24 |
house and acres of | 24 |
established church of england | 24 |
out of the room | 24 |
one of the trade | 24 |
at the instance of | 24 |
shall answer to god | 24 |
about of the population | 24 |
may it please your | 24 |
i told him i | 24 |
within the walls of | 24 |
of the established church | 24 |
at the rate of | 23 |
to the study of | 23 |
a hole in the | 23 |
the time of henry | 23 |
ought not to have | 23 |
which had to be | 23 |
the execution of the | 23 |
the terms of the | 23 |
laws of the land | 23 |
of the company of | 23 |
the county of middlesex | 23 |
the attention of the | 23 |
as far as it | 23 |
of the english people | 23 |
and that it was | 23 |
a letter to the | 23 |
a man who had | 23 |
under the protection of | 23 |
the people of the | 23 |
was to forfeit pounds | 23 |
the profits of justice | 23 |
to get rid of | 23 |
laws and customs of | 23 |
the author of the | 23 |
in the interests of | 23 |
i do not recollect | 23 |
the influence of the | 23 |
so that they could | 23 |
chancellor of the exchequer | 23 |
to be admitted to | 23 |
the th of april | 23 |
by means of a | 23 |
to raise the price | 23 |
say that they suspect | 23 |
liberties and free customs | 23 |
the chancellor of the | 23 |
in the mean time | 23 |
the realm of england | 23 |
to him by the | 23 |
let him pay shillings | 23 |
in time of peace | 23 |
he shall be imprisoned | 23 |
that there should be | 22 |
before a justice of | 22 |
year of our reign | 22 |
i do not see | 22 |
there shall be no | 22 |
a member of parliament | 22 |
the king in his | 22 |
there were so many | 22 |
on a large scale | 22 |
king and his council | 22 |
in the county courts | 22 |
it is said that | 22 |
judgment of the court | 22 |
overseers of the poor | 22 |
in the thirteenth century | 22 |
the church and the | 22 |
the improvement of the | 22 |
those who did not | 22 |
the view of the | 22 |
that he does not | 22 |
it was the first | 22 |
to the effect that | 22 |
of the lord and | 22 |
had nothing to do | 22 |
the meaning of the | 22 |
and one of the | 22 |
to the prejudice of | 22 |
the kingdom of england | 22 |
by order of the | 22 |
be a member of | 22 |
the wife of the | 22 |
the supreme court of | 22 |
the citizens of london | 22 |
a third of the | 22 |
no one shall be | 22 |
be admitted to the | 22 |
to the privy council | 22 |
as if they were | 22 |
in one of his | 22 |
worth no more than | 22 |
as long as it | 22 |
which he had been | 22 |
as we have seen | 22 |
had to be at | 22 |
he had been a | 22 |
the language of the | 22 |
committee of the stock | 22 |
out of the house | 22 |
but it was not | 22 |
i was in the | 22 |
but i did not | 22 |
the other half to | 22 |
to them and their | 22 |
take the oath of | 22 |
a history of the | 22 |
fine to the king | 22 |
for us and our | 22 |
to the time of | 22 |
and on the other | 22 |
out of the country | 22 |
a jury of twelve | 22 |
for the rest of | 22 |
he may be asked | 22 |
not be able to | 22 |
did not see him | 22 |
raise the price of | 22 |
the time of my | 22 |
the maintenance of the | 22 |
by the king or | 22 |
the question of the | 21 |
the presence of a | 21 |
in the star chamber | 21 |
for the making of | 21 |
in favor of the | 21 |
of the said city | 21 |
by virtue of the | 21 |
the bulk of the | 21 |
have the custody of | 21 |
he was called to | 21 |
the bill of rights | 21 |
the care of the | 21 |
to the utmost of | 21 |
of the peace for | 21 |
the said francis blandy | 21 |
go out of the | 21 |
king was authorized to | 21 |
to keep the peace | 21 |
no one may sell | 21 |
hundred and county courts | 21 |
and the rest of | 21 |
so far as it | 21 |
said to have been | 21 |
i desire to know | 21 |
from the fact that | 21 |
the order of the | 21 |
to the square of | 21 |
he shall lose his | 21 |
and customs of the | 21 |
to show that the | 21 |
by one of the | 21 |
the first of these | 21 |
be called to the | 21 |
between us and our | 21 |
in charge of the | 21 |
may be found in | 21 |
he came to the | 21 |
if he had not | 21 |
towards the end of | 21 |
for the space of | 21 |
by the right rev | 21 |
so long as he | 21 |
so that he could | 21 |
example of a writ | 21 |
the men of the | 21 |
shall go to the | 21 |
of the said twenty | 21 |
to me to be | 21 |
no more than s | 21 |
of the thames river | 21 |
in some of the | 21 |
is no doubt that | 21 |
he was going to | 21 |
justice of the court | 21 |
house of lords was | 21 |
the existence of a | 21 |
to the king or | 21 |
and he shall have | 21 |
house of commons was | 21 |
for the last time | 21 |
them and their heirs | 21 |
desire he may be | 21 |
at the top of | 21 |
do not know whether | 21 |
but he did not | 21 |
have been in the | 21 |
counsel for the prosecution | 21 |
as well as i | 21 |
it might have been | 21 |
the number of the | 21 |
the term of his | 21 |
he shall clear himself | 21 |
i am sorry to | 21 |
as long as they | 21 |
under the jurisdiction of | 21 |
under the control of | 21 |
on the side of | 21 |
of any of the | 21 |
sue and be sued | 21 |
were required to take | 21 |
at the suit of | 21 |
liberties of the people | 21 |
will and pleasure is | 21 |
the sum of s | 21 |
a large number of | 21 |
the officers of the | 21 |
i shall have to | 21 |
a day or two | 21 |
to make use of | 21 |
one or more of | 21 |
the effect of the | 20 |
purged of malice and | 20 |
before the grand jury | 20 |
the oath of allegiance | 20 |
in any of the | 20 |
a sum of money | 20 |
goods and chattels to | 20 |
the nature of a | 20 |
as that of the | 20 |
a man of the | 20 |
of my barons or | 20 |
purge himself by ordeal | 20 |
over and above the | 20 |
for good behavior for | 20 |
he ought to have | 20 |
water under the assize | 20 |
the value of at | 20 |
the feast of the | 20 |
of malice and partial | 20 |
and it is to | 20 |
were not allowed to | 20 |
forfeit the goods and | 20 |
have benefit of clergy | 20 |
himself by ordeal of | 20 |
the authority to fine | 20 |
the heir or heirs | 20 |
the donor or his | 20 |
the king in the | 20 |
i do not mean | 20 |
to go into the | 20 |
on the pain aforesaid | 20 |
the surface of the | 20 |
sent to the house | 20 |
which he did not | 20 |
i cannot say that | 20 |
shall forfeit treble damages | 20 |
a fine to the | 20 |
his free tenement in | 20 |
the sacrament of the | 20 |
it appears to me | 20 |
and it would be | 20 |
half to the suer | 20 |
the star chamber court | 20 |
clothing up to s | 20 |
us and our successors | 20 |
donor or his heir | 20 |
of the said john | 20 |
that he was to | 20 |
to the donor or | 20 |
for a second offense | 20 |
and one half to | 20 |
each day three meals | 20 |
be in mercy for | 20 |
yearly value of s | 20 |
years and a half | 20 |
other half to the | 20 |
it could not be | 20 |
i should have been | 20 |
of the said a | 20 |
put in the stocks | 20 |
i submit to your | 20 |
of the united kingdom | 20 |
at the said term | 20 |
it was required that | 20 |
at least one year | 20 |
correction for up to | 20 |
owes at easter and | 20 |
in the open air | 20 |
hard labor in a | 20 |
it was not necessary | 20 |
death of the king | 20 |
not have benefit of | 20 |
in the face of | 20 |
the payment of the | 20 |
the st of january | 20 |
the dissolution of the | 20 |
all of it word | 20 |
the eye of the | 20 |
the mayor of london | 20 |
the same manner as | 20 |
an appeal to the | 20 |
for threshing quarters of | 20 |
at the name of | 20 |
it is not to | 20 |
the price of wheat | 20 |
shall be able to | 20 |
ordered to be transported | 20 |
malice and partial council | 20 |
there were no more | 20 |
a wergeld of s | 20 |
for allowance of food | 20 |
he the said x | 20 |
for the protection of | 20 |
on either side of | 20 |
my barons or of | 20 |
to live in the | 20 |
men and women wore | 20 |
and thus the work | 20 |
peine forte et dure | 20 |
that he may have | 20 |
the latter end of | 20 |
let him purge himself | 20 |
and clothing up to | 20 |
heir or heirs of | 20 |
because there had been | 20 |
the name of jesus | 20 |
is put in seisin | 20 |
a matter of course | 20 |
of the inner temple | 20 |
labor in a house | 20 |
put in seisin of | 20 |
king henry ii our | 20 |
if he be a | 20 |
the king and one | 20 |
and the law of | 20 |
in the office of | 20 |
value of at least | 20 |
in mercy for his | 20 |
the coroners and the | 20 |
headed by a lord | 20 |
will of the lord | 20 |
by water under the | 20 |
shall suffer death as | 20 |
committee of the privy | 20 |
receive from the lord | 20 |
had no right to | 20 |
the greater right in | 20 |
the lords and commons | 20 |
to them by the | 20 |
the circumstances of the | 20 |
to the stock exchange | 20 |
one of the best | 20 |
had to pay s | 20 |
to the place of | 20 |
the majority of the | 20 |
appointed by the king | 20 |
the whole of his | 20 |
i think it is | 20 |
of the man who | 20 |
of him the said | 20 |
it is true that | 20 |
three months without bail | 20 |
the responsibility of the | 20 |
to be made in | 20 |
war of the roses | 20 |
on account of his | 20 |
no one shall sell | 20 |
shall be quit of | 20 |
heirs of his body | 20 |
of correction for up | 20 |
him purge himself by | 20 |
to read and write | 20 |
i have seen him | 20 |
for three months without | 20 |
the society for the | 20 |
where there was a | 20 |
in mercy for a | 20 |
it is easy to | 19 |
as far as possible | 19 |
were thought to be | 19 |
he said he had | 19 |
have the power to | 19 |
the th year of | 19 |
and as to the | 19 |
to the bailiff of | 19 |
this is the truth | 19 |
in such a case | 19 |
the office of chief | 19 |
a person who has | 19 |
it must have been | 19 |
that one of the | 19 |
a piece of land | 19 |
the object of the | 19 |
and so it is | 19 |
is sure to be | 19 |
shall pay a fine | 19 |
i will tell you | 19 |
to be used for | 19 |
the commons of england | 19 |
it must be remembered | 19 |
traveled with the king | 19 |
on the eve of | 19 |
i hope you will | 19 |
of the royal court | 19 |
it is necessary to | 19 |
charles random de berenger | 19 |
of the number of | 19 |
to the justices of | 19 |
would have been a | 19 |
if any one be | 19 |
the best of his | 19 |
to the nature of | 19 |
law and the poor | 19 |
to the right of | 19 |
that he was in | 19 |
at the cost of | 19 |
do not know what | 19 |
so help me god | 19 |
for sale shall be | 19 |
the right of a | 19 |
the requirements of the | 19 |
the choice of a | 19 |
in point of law | 19 |
appears to have been | 19 |
and i will not | 19 |
of the existence of | 19 |
of the seventeenth century | 19 |
the jurors of the | 19 |
this part of the | 19 |
the law of nations | 19 |
it word by word | 19 |
does not seem to | 19 |
he said he would | 19 |
were elected by the | 19 |
in the town of | 19 |
was at that time | 19 |
shall be sent to | 19 |
because it was a | 19 |
of it word by | 19 |
for the administration of | 19 |
to prove that the | 19 |
it was necessary to | 19 |
this was the first | 19 |
i have not been | 19 |
and gives the lord | 19 |
by ordeal of iron | 19 |
the view of frankpledge | 19 |
but there is no | 19 |
the rest of his | 19 |
in the church of | 19 |
about half an hour | 19 |
about a quarter of | 19 |
of the district court | 19 |
that he would not | 19 |
for a short time | 19 |
to be imprisoned for | 19 |
of the body of | 19 |
of the county and | 19 |
either side of the | 19 |
oaths of allegiance and | 19 |
and in the same | 19 |
lord of the fee | 19 |
he could not be | 19 |
the interest of the | 19 |
to the judgment of | 19 |
i do not believe | 18 |
the support of the | 18 |
have been able to | 18 |
it is impossible for | 18 |
the son of the | 18 |
as well as other | 18 |
history of criminal law | 18 |
the commencement of the | 18 |
to carry out the | 18 |
was not in the | 18 |
by the lunacy commissioners | 18 |
of the court to | 18 |
for the loss of | 18 |
the bailiff of a | 18 |
in this case the | 18 |
of the statute of | 18 |
in such a manner | 18 |
of the lord of | 18 |
was brought into the | 18 |
it was the same | 18 |
liberty of the subject | 18 |
the profit of the | 18 |
the growth of the | 18 |
in support of the | 18 |
if he cannot be | 18 |
one or other of | 18 |
the duke of norfolk | 18 |
if they had been | 18 |
as long as he | 18 |
by the advice of | 18 |
and most of the | 18 |
may be transported for | 18 |
he shall answer to | 18 |
greater part of the | 18 |
the facts of the | 18 |
and companie and their | 18 |
in the summer of | 18 |
on the one side | 18 |
they ought to be | 18 |
provision for the insane | 18 |
in reference to the | 18 |
the quality of the | 18 |
both houses of parliament | 18 |
one of the two | 18 |
prerogative of the crown | 18 |
any book or books | 18 |
a great part of | 18 |
for the support of | 18 |
by the justices of | 18 |
of the power of | 18 |
the lord of a | 18 |
bench and common pleas | 18 |
to be paid to | 18 |
for the performance of | 18 |
if there had been | 18 |
not seem to be | 18 |
there would have been | 18 |
the bishop and the | 18 |
when he came to | 18 |
of any person who | 18 |
of such book or | 18 |
by the king in | 18 |
of allegiance and supremacy | 18 |
of the inns of | 18 |
in process of time | 18 |
is an example of | 18 |
for the good of | 18 |
they had in the | 18 |
for the manufacture of | 18 |
two or three days | 18 |
this is to avoid | 18 |
to provide for the | 18 |
of the same kind | 18 |
the lord high steward | 18 |
with reference to the | 18 |
two or three times | 18 |
as well as those | 18 |
the house of the | 18 |
him to be a | 18 |
that he may be | 18 |
at the request of | 18 |
of the said company | 18 |
at war with us | 18 |
they could not be | 18 |
i went to the | 18 |
the prince of wales | 18 |
had in the time | 18 |
himself and his heirs | 18 |
as it is said | 18 |
as well as for | 18 |
the minds of the | 18 |
four acres of land | 18 |
both men and women | 18 |
of the crown to | 18 |
the words of the | 18 |
be made in the | 18 |
if there is no | 18 |
on one side of | 18 |
lord the king and | 18 |
the kings of england | 18 |
presided over by the | 18 |
of the peace in | 18 |
bailiff of the franchise | 18 |
i was going to | 18 |
were not to be | 18 |
it was possible for | 18 |
the opening of the | 18 |
on the land of | 18 |
the customs of the | 18 |
let him pay a | 18 |
to the extent of | 18 |
subjects of our said | 18 |
that he had no | 18 |
as he shall answer | 18 |
he would not have | 18 |
the latter of which | 18 |
that they did not | 18 |
knowledge of the law | 18 |
on the same day | 18 |
the place where the | 18 |
two justices of the | 18 |
so long as the | 18 |
in order to be | 17 |
on the d of | 17 |
the lives of the | 17 |
it is clear that | 17 |
companie and their successors | 17 |
part of the case | 17 |
the concept of a | 17 |
way in which the | 17 |
to take part in | 17 |
it was to be | 17 |
be done in the | 17 |
use of the said | 17 |
his connection with the | 17 |
of the present day | 17 |
had been given to | 17 |
for the improvement of | 17 |
by the use of | 17 |
benefit of clergy was | 17 |
the treatment of the | 17 |
the case for the | 17 |
of pounds a year | 17 |
of the state of | 17 |
district court of the | 17 |
clerk of the kitchen | 17 |
guilty of high treason | 17 |
to the bar in | 17 |
sunday the th of | 17 |
i believe it was | 17 |
manner in which the | 17 |
works by the rev | 17 |
with the value of | 17 |
for the welfare of | 17 |
no such thing as | 17 |
were the sons of | 17 |
against the will of | 17 |
service to the king | 17 |
man in the street | 17 |
in the hundred court | 17 |
the said duncan clerk | 17 |
went to the king | 17 |
due to the king | 17 |
he was about to | 17 |
at the back of | 17 |
pain of forfeiture of | 17 |
that the house of | 17 |
of those who were | 17 |
the reign of queen | 17 |
or cause to be | 17 |
right to hold a | 17 |
the s and s | 17 |
must have been a | 17 |
to be his hand | 17 |
the result of the | 17 |
be removed from the | 17 |
no one was to | 17 |
that he would have | 17 |
if there is a | 17 |
it was not unusual | 17 |
the house of peers | 17 |
it was thought that | 17 |
of which i have | 17 |
time of his death | 17 |
he was guilty of | 17 |
the supervision of the | 17 |
if there was no | 17 |
be imprisoned for three | 17 |
he shall pay the | 17 |
a couple of years | 17 |
the office of the | 17 |
so far as they | 17 |
of the college of | 17 |
the chief justice of | 17 |
he shall have the | 17 |
the penalty for a | 17 |
to the class of | 17 |
was held that the | 17 |
is a matter of | 17 |
and if he cannot | 17 |
the person of the | 17 |
in point of fact | 17 |
the leader of the | 17 |
bailiff of a liberty | 17 |
if any of my | 17 |
of the book of | 17 |
the day of his | 17 |
going to the king | 17 |
consent of the bishop | 17 |
in the language of | 17 |
he was sent to | 17 |
the earl of warwick | 17 |
in prison without bail | 17 |
was done in the | 17 |
it was impossible for | 17 |
there is no evidence | 17 |
the writer of this | 17 |
could read and write | 17 |
a share in the | 17 |
one of the greatest | 17 |
they are in mercy | 17 |
was to be a | 17 |
the policy of the | 17 |
there would be no | 17 |
it was hard to | 17 |
take the oaths of | 17 |
after the feast of | 17 |
the established church of | 17 |
the top of a | 17 |
without the presence of | 17 |
he does not know | 17 |
it does not appear | 17 |
peace were authorized to | 17 |
the same way as | 17 |
in the times of | 17 |
in a straight line | 17 |
there is no such | 17 |
house of commons is | 17 |
the idea that the | 17 |
the speaker of the | 17 |
one had to be | 17 |
being the son of | 17 |
of the crown and | 17 |
of the lunacy commissioners | 17 |
he told me he | 17 |
were chosen by the | 17 |
land to the church | 17 |
did not believe in | 17 |
it may not be | 17 |
office of chief justice | 17 |
of the public peace | 17 |
the whole of it | 17 |
in the sense of | 17 |
shall be transported for | 17 |
be paid by the | 17 |
the leaders of the | 17 |
he was a man | 17 |
as soon as they | 17 |
by an act of | 17 |
to him by his | 17 |
of the peace or | 17 |
out of the question | 17 |
without consent of parliament | 17 |
divine right of kings | 17 |
in such a way | 17 |
shall be committed to | 17 |
were required to have | 17 |
neither we nor our | 17 |
by the authority of | 17 |
to be brought to | 17 |
may be regarded as | 17 |
they were to be | 17 |
a citizen of london | 17 |
be imprisoned until he | 17 |
may have more than | 17 |
the month of february | 17 |
the peace were authorized | 17 |
to the county court | 16 |
of forfeiture of such | 16 |
and in case of | 16 |
need not say that | 16 |
may be put in | 16 |
one end of the | 16 |
oure heires and successors | 16 |
and he shall receive | 16 |
square of the distance | 16 |
end of the table | 16 |
revolved around the sun | 16 |
for up to one | 16 |
you do not know | 16 |
him the said a | 16 |
sometimes there was a | 16 |
tenant for a term | 16 |
from arrears of the | 16 |
of a man who | 16 |
right in the said | 16 |
the land and tenements | 16 |
is by no means | 16 |
no one shall take | 16 |
the offender shall be | 16 |
what is to be | 16 |
the day on which | 16 |
not only by the | 16 |
he is said to | 16 |
a hue and cry | 16 |
up to three months | 16 |
out of the window | 16 |
in the homes of | 16 |
the life of a | 16 |
came to the throne | 16 |
the land of any | 16 |
a certain amount of | 16 |
this is an example | 16 |
to come to the | 16 |
supremacy of the king | 16 |
he found that the | 16 |
in trespass to show | 16 |
i did not take | 16 |
lands and tenements by | 16 |
he would have been | 16 |
all intents and purposes | 16 |
of the courts of | 16 |
date and place aforesaid | 16 |
the assize of beer | 16 |
account of and a | 16 |
render account of and | 16 |
the king and witan | 16 |
the said term d | 16 |
court of the exchequer | 16 |
at the center of | 16 |
of the world and | 16 |
began the practice of | 16 |
the provisions of the | 16 |
that they suspect him | 16 |
of the said peter | 16 |
the goods and pounds | 16 |
value of the goods | 16 |
a person who was | 16 |
the sheriff of the | 16 |
in the royal courts | 16 |
power of the crown | 16 |
holds one acre of | 16 |
outside the city walls | 16 |
profits of the land | 16 |
or go to gaol | 16 |
in which case the | 16 |
may be allowed to | 16 |
to return to the | 16 |
of the right of | 16 |
to be of the | 16 |
he is bound to | 16 |
the same to be | 16 |
in any part of | 16 |
to pounds for the | 16 |
our will and pleasure | 16 |
of the nature of | 16 |
was summoned to answer | 16 |
to the lord and | 16 |
the th of july | 16 |
who willfully and maliciously | 16 |
be treated as a | 16 |
facts of the case | 16 |
abolition of imprisonment for | 16 |
in london and westminster | 16 |
the expenses of the | 16 |
the population of the | 16 |
as that of a | 16 |
to the aggrieved person | 16 |
for a considerable time | 16 |
to the american colonies | 16 |
as in trespass to | 16 |
further enacted by the | 16 |
did not go to | 16 |
to one of the | 16 |
the word of god | 16 |
in and around london | 16 |
said lands and tenements | 16 |
of the bible and | 16 |
the fact that it | 16 |
the sum of the | 16 |
colonies for seven years | 16 |
the principles of the | 16 |
well as in the | 16 |
the dean and chapter | 16 |
be made to the | 16 |
in the fact that | 16 |
and according to the | 16 |
keeper of the great | 16 |
by the jurors of | 16 |
while the other hand | 16 |
that it might be | 16 |
of felony and shall | 16 |
freedom of the press | 16 |
there was a penalty | 16 |
barons or of my | 16 |
the lord king and | 16 |
of the trade shall | 16 |
at the present day | 16 |
about the middle of | 16 |
king and one half | 16 |
sir john dineley goodere | 16 |
unjustly and without judgment | 16 |
on each side of | 16 |
to the same effect | 16 |
it is needless to | 16 |
of the public funds | 16 |
year of his reign | 16 |
by a statute of | 16 |
work is worth d | 16 |
required to take an | 16 |
on saturday the th | 16 |
have more than two | 16 |
to all intents and | 16 |
wrote a treatise on | 16 |
of which he is | 16 |
the good of the | 16 |
issued a proclamation ordering | 16 |
and owes at easter | 16 |
loss of life or | 16 |
was difficult to enforce | 16 |
center of the universe | 16 |
finger be struck off | 16 |
the wants of the | 16 |
any of my barons | 16 |
in the balance sold | 16 |
lord cochrane and mr | 16 |
the said lands and | 16 |
to have a jury | 16 |
in the american colonies | 16 |
defense of the nation | 16 |
for the payment of | 16 |
which could be used | 16 |
parishes were required to | 16 |
it would be impossible | 16 |
to the said william | 16 |
felony and shall suffer | 16 |
considered that he purge | 16 |
that i have granted | 16 |
no one may be | 16 |
the hands of mr | 16 |
seised of the land | 16 |
a man lie with | 16 |
and owes yearly s | 16 |
to those of the | 16 |
that some of the | 16 |
the time of edward | 16 |
statute was passed in | 16 |
price of the public | 16 |
of his free tenement | 16 |
a man slay another | 16 |
it was impossible to | 16 |
the representatives of the | 16 |
of one of my | 16 |
should be able to | 16 |
in respect of his | 16 |
other members of the | 16 |
to the established church | 16 |
to the place where | 16 |
it is probable that | 16 |
not in the least | 16 |
for the life of | 16 |
from the court of | 16 |
for more than s | 16 |
holds half an acre | 16 |
from the rest of | 16 |
judicial committee of the | 16 |
in the established church | 16 |
said goods and chattels | 16 |
in the light of | 16 |
one tenth of the | 16 |
to have and to | 16 |
to be made for | 16 |
to see that the | 16 |
income of at least | 16 |
the detriment of the | 16 |
the space of one | 16 |
any one of them | 16 |
at the pleasure of | 16 |
as soon as i | 16 |
give me leave to | 16 |
owes at the feast | 16 |
fitted at the waist | 16 |
or by the law | 16 |
up to six months | 16 |
he shall have his | 16 |
to say nothing of | 16 |
on the th june | 16 |
be in writing and | 16 |
the nobility and gentry | 16 |
revert to the donor | 16 |
worth at least s | 16 |
the said goods and | 16 |
by the long parliament | 16 |
the sentence of the | 16 |
if a man lie | 16 |
the work is worth | 16 |
in the s and | 16 |
that he purge himself | 16 |
penalty for a second | 16 |
imprisoned for a year | 16 |
he did this by | 16 |
of the long parliament | 16 |
i am glad to | 16 |
of the peace had | 16 |
if you do not | 16 |
esquires and gentlemen with | 16 |
my learned friend has | 16 |
have the wardship of | 16 |
and defends all of | 16 |
he purge himself by | 16 |
as it has been | 16 |
expenses of the same | 16 |
for a man to | 16 |
comes and defends all | 16 |
the lord and lady | 16 |
all over the country | 16 |
a case in which | 16 |
king and his people | 16 |
long as it was | 16 |
at the common law | 16 |
thus the work is | 16 |
in connexion with the | 16 |
of and a half | 16 |
the commons and the | 16 |
in the practice of | 16 |
was not necessary to | 16 |
from the hands of | 16 |
parts of the country | 16 |
if there was a | 16 |
out of the rules | 16 |
six months in prison | 16 |
render account of quarters | 16 |
a state of things | 16 |
as well as his | 16 |
there may be no | 16 |
with an income of | 16 |
sell not less than | 16 |
the arrival of the | 16 |
the back of the | 16 |
and the right of | 16 |
i did not hear | 16 |
the abolition of imprisonment | 16 |
three meals of the | 16 |
and a cottage and | 16 |
the value of a | 16 |
of edward the confessor | 15 |
great britain called scotland | 15 |
in the eye of | 15 |
the notion of a | 15 |
the goods and chattels | 15 |
he showed that the | 15 |
the first year of | 15 |
by the oath of | 15 |
that it does not | 15 |
be put out of | 15 |
to be taken by | 15 |
within the rules of | 15 |
be regarded as a | 15 |
the remainder of the | 15 |
if any one of | 15 |
the existence of the | 15 |
jurisdiction of the court | 15 |
the king shall be | 15 |
a person of the | 15 |
during the reign of | 15 |
the oaths of allegiance | 15 |
that there had been | 15 |
at the discretion of | 15 |
person or persons so | 15 |
to belong to the | 15 |
in the life of | 15 |
he had not been | 15 |
of the law in | 15 |
the church of rome | 15 |
eye of the law | 15 |
goods and chattels of | 15 |
to any of the | 15 |
of chief justice of | 15 |
the hundred and county | 15 |
to take away the | 15 |
he was obliged to | 15 |
on imprisonment for debt | 15 |
it will not be | 15 |
the size of the | 15 |
of the crown of | 15 |
allegiance to the king | 15 |
was sent to the | 15 |
the ground that the | 15 |
which would have been | 15 |
in the county where | 15 |
the people of this | 15 |
have no right to | 15 |
to the sheriff of | 15 |
he shall forfeit his | 15 |
in the character of | 15 |
to look at the | 15 |
the reign of charles | 15 |
of a person who | 15 |
told him that he | 15 |
the lawful judgment of | 15 |
the decision of the | 15 |
is proportional to the | 15 |
members of the bar | 15 |
was a penalty of | 15 |
it shall be lawful | 15 |
was made to the | 15 |
in the eyes of | 15 |
who were on the | 15 |
on the question of | 15 |
caught in the act | 15 |
shall be treated as | 15 |
to get out of | 15 |
we have granted to | 15 |
that no man shall | 15 |
by means of the | 15 |
state of the law | 15 |
in keeping with the | 15 |
have her dower and | 15 |
be no doubt that | 15 |
on the following day | 15 |
pay a fine to | 15 |
for a period of | 15 |
in england and wales | 15 |
and a fine of | 15 |
in which the lord | 15 |
the county court to | 15 |
on the security of | 15 |
that it will be | 15 |
shall from time to | 15 |
of great britain and | 15 |
of the church or | 15 |
but this was not | 15 |
he had been in | 15 |
the reign of james | 15 |
a reward of pounds | 15 |
of the said plantacion | 15 |
of goods and chattels | 15 |
set in the stocks | 15 |
the selection of the | 15 |
the absence of a | 15 |
to any person who | 15 |
of the abbey of | 15 |
in the hope that | 15 |
for six months after | 15 |
at the same rate | 15 |
the marshal of the | 15 |
of the people and | 15 |
that he might have | 15 |
the man to whom | 15 |
to which he was | 15 |
said treasurer and company | 15 |
lawful judgment of his | 15 |
so long as she | 15 |
of king henry the | 15 |
the matter to the | 15 |
bailiff of a franchise | 15 |
no part of the | 15 |
the knowledge of the | 15 |
number of the insane | 15 |
between eight and nine | 15 |
in the royal court | 15 |
in the hope of | 15 |
there is no need | 15 |
enacted by the authority | 15 |
was supposed to be | 15 |
i have not the | 15 |
st day of february | 15 |
sovereign lord the king | 15 |
the knights of the | 15 |
he was not a | 15 |
for a couple of | 15 |
it is certain that | 15 |
such person or persons | 15 |
in the number of | 15 |
the court of exchequer | 15 |
counsel learned in the | 15 |
no man shall be | 15 |
the floor of the | 15 |
that if any one | 15 |
the reign of the | 15 |
every one of them | 15 |
the value of his | 15 |
the importance of the | 15 |
the object of his | 15 |
that he should have | 15 |
there was not a | 15 |
it would be very | 15 |
of the lord chancellor | 15 |
the same to the | 15 |
if the man is | 15 |
was to suffer death | 15 |
did not seem to | 15 |
the district court of | 15 |
any of the said | 15 |
been in the habit | 15 |
were heard in the | 15 |
shall be put in | 15 |
an end to the | 15 |
in the execution of | 15 |
of the british constitution | 15 |
of life or limb | 15 |
of the last century | 15 |
at least once a | 15 |
of the said colonie | 15 |
on the top of | 15 |
have and to hold | 15 |
the person or persons | 15 |
the proceedings of the | 15 |
was thought to have | 15 |
distance from the sun | 15 |
it has been said | 15 |
to hold a court | 15 |
the prince of orange | 15 |
in the autumn of | 15 |
of the act of | 15 |
of us and our | 15 |
but as soon as | 15 |
if i had been | 15 |
was abolished by the | 15 |
the cure of souls | 15 |
had to be carried | 15 |
took part in the | 15 |
of the chief justice | 15 |
in the church or | 15 |
if we are not | 15 |
on account of their | 15 |
the value of such | 15 |
the whole of this | 15 |
in which they are | 15 |
no more than a | 15 |
to speak of the | 15 |
of the king in | 15 |
to the will of | 15 |
the whole body of | 15 |
the gentleman of the | 15 |
be applied to the | 15 |
of the society of | 15 |
daily daily daily daily | 15 |
the choice of the | 15 |
he shall not be | 15 |
to the church of | 15 |
on the day appointed | 15 |
the th of november | 15 |
it is not only | 15 |
which was to be | 15 |
did not know that | 15 |
it was easier to | 15 |
large sums of money | 15 |
to be at the | 15 |
the income of the | 15 |
during the time of | 15 |
in which it is | 15 |
duncan terig alias clerk | 15 |
by the act of | 15 |
while he was in | 15 |
of the commissioners in | 15 |
do not think it | 15 |
the end of a | 15 |
the county where the | 15 |
be a man of | 15 |
of the grand jury | 15 |
it was a very | 15 |
he was bound to | 15 |
in the person of | 15 |
from the date of | 15 |
of the hundred and | 14 |
the second offense was | 14 |
shall have her dower | 14 |
at the trial of | 14 |
a man and his | 14 |
to have been the | 14 |
common law of the | 14 |
was not able to | 14 |
one or the other | 14 |
was extended to all | 14 |
it was on the | 14 |
that he might be | 14 |
chief baron of the | 14 |
the st day of | 14 |
the lords spiritual and | 14 |
of the people in | 14 |
the common counsel of | 14 |
legal judgment of his | 14 |
and that is the | 14 |
from the bottom of | 14 |
my learned friend mr | 14 |
the assistance of a | 14 |
to the truth of | 14 |
we are not in | 14 |
and that in the | 14 |
that they shall be | 14 |
oath of allegiance to | 14 |
meat and drink or | 14 |
his share in the | 14 |
of the men of | 14 |
in connection with the | 14 |
knowing it to be | 14 |
were by no means | 14 |
of the rights of | 14 |
bishop of the diocese | 14 |
and nothing but the | 14 |
the course of his | 14 |
be restored to him | 14 |
to the archbishop of | 14 |
and if he has | 14 |
the assent of the | 14 |
that no one shall | 14 |
on the face of | 14 |
the lord shall have | 14 |
the civil and canon | 14 |
may be said to | 14 |
for his good behavior | 14 |
the lord and his | 14 |
during the life of | 14 |
of the committee of | 14 |
of the liege subjects | 14 |
tresorer and companie and | 14 |
be brought in the | 14 |
clause for securing the | 14 |
in proportion to their | 14 |
of the bishop of | 14 |
to be paid for | 14 |
eldest son a knight | 14 |
for the sale of | 14 |
one of the parties | 14 |
of the manor and | 14 |
of the english nation | 14 |
member of the house | 14 |
to the practice of | 14 |
on the first day | 14 |
that i could not | 14 |
other part of the | 14 |
have nothing to do | 14 |
or the house of | 14 |
of the church and | 14 |
of the peace was | 14 |
great britain and ireland | 14 |
by land and water | 14 |
to be in a | 14 |
was put into the | 14 |
a man who is | 14 |
up and down the | 14 |
however this may be | 14 |
be said to have | 14 |
that a man who | 14 |
in the inns of | 14 |
the time when the | 14 |
of london shall have | 14 |
the name of a | 14 |
the relief of the | 14 |
as much as he | 14 |
there was a high | 14 |
and drink or d | 14 |
when we come to | 14 |
was brought to the | 14 |
the great seal of | 14 |
to the king of | 14 |
to be held in | 14 |
that i do not | 14 |
the welfare of the | 14 |
against the peace of | 14 |
sense of the word | 14 |
the property of a | 14 |
of the nobility and | 14 |
the wife and children | 14 |
out of the way | 14 |
sheriff of the county | 14 |
so that it was | 14 |
we have seen that | 14 |
be paid to the | 14 |
or by any other | 14 |
he was in a | 14 |
the most part of | 14 |
both gentlemen and ladies | 14 |
found it hard to | 14 |
was responsible for the | 14 |
or any part thereof | 14 |
us and our barons | 14 |
the th of june | 14 |
that he and his | 14 |
the death of any | 14 |
the duke of newcastle | 14 |
had to be made | 14 |
below in the clause | 14 |
to go out of | 14 |
three fourths of the | 14 |
the health of the | 14 |
the end of this | 14 |
those who have been | 14 |
for the love of | 14 |
he was allowed to | 14 |
shall not be amerced | 14 |
to their own use | 14 |
as the result of | 14 |
an oath that they | 14 |
as if he were | 14 |
i did not think | 14 |
of most of the | 14 |
from the city of | 14 |
the verdict of the | 14 |
in the act of | 14 |
were considered to be | 14 |
to the death of | 14 |
of allegiance to the | 14 |
of the village community | 14 |
know that he was | 14 |
in great britain or | 14 |
i went into the | 14 |
that none of them | 14 |
of the said companie | 14 |
he was made a | 14 |
to be allowed to | 14 |
the same time the | 14 |
the love of god | 14 |
at the will of | 14 |
he was not only | 14 |
the king at the | 14 |
the progress of the | 14 |
as those of the | 14 |
of the household of | 14 |
it is in the | 14 |
do not mean to | 14 |
as it was in | 14 |
of the insane in | 14 |
sent to an asylum | 14 |
or justice of the | 14 |
land held in socage | 14 |
treatment of the insane | 14 |
on the laws of | 14 |
to be done by | 14 |
to assist him in | 14 |
it is not my | 14 |
to his wife and | 14 |
it had not been | 14 |
in the study of | 14 |
of the fact that | 14 |
not appear to have | 14 |
he is willing to | 14 |
to be the most | 14 |
as part of the | 14 |
the last of the | 14 |
lords spiritual and temporal | 14 |
by the authority aforesaid | 14 |
and he did not | 14 |
and at the time | 14 |
in order to make | 14 |
the lady of the | 14 |
the force of gravity | 14 |
hanged by the neck | 14 |
the manors of the | 14 |
in the event of | 14 |
the act of the | 14 |
there is no reason | 14 |
the clause for securing | 14 |
should be allowed to | 14 |
the common law and | 14 |
lord the king in | 14 |
on the sale of | 14 |
in their own names | 14 |
of the writ of | 14 |
such a thing as | 14 |
the service of his | 14 |
with the rest of | 14 |
which we have granted | 14 |
must be remembered that | 14 |
writ of quo warranto | 14 |
of the bank of | 14 |
cannot say that i | 14 |
the head of a | 14 |
the judicial committee of | 14 |
the sign of the | 14 |
not be sold or | 14 |
as much as possible | 14 |
to the person who | 14 |
i should not have | 14 |
house of lords and | 14 |
our realme of england | 14 |
in town and country | 14 |
for a year or | 14 |
of the hundred court | 14 |
or either of them | 14 |
was a good deal | 14 |
arisen between us and | 14 |
supposed to have been | 14 |
by any of the | 14 |
to the charge of | 14 |
the same time that | 14 |
shall be compelled to | 14 |
to the damage of | 14 |
and it is a | 14 |
the duties of the | 14 |
that she did not | 14 |
the personal property of | 14 |
our sovereign lord the | 14 |
and he said he | 14 |
during his tenure of | 14 |
is the same as | 14 |
of the supreme court | 14 |
of their lands and | 14 |
of the lunacy board | 14 |
had been guilty of | 14 |
of the long robe | 14 |
by the custom of | 14 |
that they are not | 14 |
of the peace could | 14 |
of the legal profession | 14 |
because there was no | 14 |
of the royal courts | 14 |
he said that he | 14 |
of the life of | 14 |
as much as in | 14 |
in the clause for | 14 |
to a justice of | 14 |
of god and the | 14 |
the commissioners of the | 14 |
clerk of the crown | 14 |
to be put in | 14 |
were given to the | 14 |
to be considered as | 14 |
in place of the | 14 |
out of the kingdom | 14 |
issues of the same | 14 |
is said to be | 14 |
and the number of | 14 |
i do not say | 14 |
by the payment of | 14 |
the place of execution | 14 |
by the king to | 14 |
that it did not | 14 |
of a deceased person | 14 |
of the magna carta | 14 |
that they would not | 14 |
term of his life | 14 |
to whom he was | 14 |
that the common law | 14 |
the doctrine of the | 14 |
been given to the | 14 |
the place of his | 13 |
it should not be | 13 |
the action of the | 13 |
the bottom of a | 13 |
on the principle of | 13 |
by reason of their | 13 |
of gold or silver | 13 |
there would be an | 13 |
one hide of land | 13 |
the country at large | 13 |
we are bound to | 13 |
would have been the | 13 |
she did not know | 13 |
by reason of any | 13 |
lord of a manor | 13 |
but at the same | 13 |
that it was his | 13 |
in which it was | 13 |
royal college of physicians | 13 |
in order that he | 13 |
funds of this kingdom | 13 |
to give an account | 13 |
did not know the | 13 |
is testified by the | 13 |
to be treated as | 13 |
courts of record at | 13 |
in the pillory on | 13 |
by the very rev | 13 |
and said that he | 13 |
one side of the | 13 |
by the statute of | 13 |
would have been an | 13 |
by the sheriff and | 13 |
to be selected by | 13 |
did not want to | 13 |
that there was not | 13 |
be brought to the | 13 |
a man of great | 13 |
of the city was | 13 |
and that they were | 13 |
to remain in the | 13 |
imprisoned for three years | 13 |
the masters of the | 13 |
i cannot say whether | 13 |
power of the lord | 13 |
of the lunacy commission | 13 |
ought to have the | 13 |
will be found in | 13 |
which has not been | 13 |
the university of cambridge | 13 |
be imprisoned for a | 13 |
there was nothing to | 13 |
i may be allowed | 13 |
great majority of the | 13 |
the morrow of the | 13 |
assize of novel disseisin | 13 |
in the ecclesiastical courts | 13 |
against the law of | 13 |
two or three years | 13 |
study of the law | 13 |
house of correction to | 13 |
he was gone to | 13 |
the form of the | 13 |
in the laws of | 13 |
as well as their | 13 |
of king edward the | 13 |
was to go to | 13 |
levying war against the | 13 |
of a writ for | 13 |
that it has been | 13 |
the royal court in | 13 |
their oath that the | 13 |
came to my house | 13 |
the reason of the | 13 |
of the manorial court | 13 |
the king may not | 13 |
in their own homes | 13 |
be paid to his | 13 |
him out of the | 13 |
had it not been | 13 |
does not appear to | 13 |
the supremacy of the | 13 |
there will be no | 13 |
the king for the | 13 |
as to whether the | 13 |
return of the writ | 13 |
in arrest of judgment | 13 |
he did not go | 13 |
the cause of his | 13 |
and his wife and | 13 |
the said sir thomas | 13 |
in the sum of | 13 |
to the interests of | 13 |
himself and his family | 13 |
was the usual punishment | 13 |
house of lord cochrane | 13 |
of a writ of | 13 |
in the amount of | 13 |
he did not think | 13 |
so that it is | 13 |
and after his death | 13 |
and if he is | 13 |
the established church and | 13 |
that they had no | 13 |
be left to the | 13 |
was made for the | 13 |
within miles of london | 13 |
under the supervision of | 13 |
in a plea of | 13 |
of the abbot of | 13 |
the action of debt | 13 |
a bill of exchange | 13 |
a man or woman | 13 |
inns of court in | 13 |
goes on to say | 13 |
to the service of | 13 |
be answerable for the | 13 |
believe that to be | 13 |
was the last time | 13 |
part of the world | 13 |
a committee of the | 13 |
love of god and | 13 |
aldermen of the city | 13 |
the abbot of st | 13 |
the grand jury of | 13 |
be it further enacted | 13 |
from house to house | 13 |
if they do not | 13 |
the theory of the | 13 |
impossible for me to | 13 |
by the mayor and | 13 |
the descent of the | 13 |
when they came to | 13 |
certain sum of money | 13 |
forfeited to the crown | 13 |
for securing the peace | 13 |
under the value of | 13 |
was presided over by | 13 |
on the occasion of | 13 |
the case of an | 13 |
if any of the | 13 |
son of edward the | 13 |
in the minds of | 13 |
it was said that | 13 |
which they had in | 13 |
are by no means | 13 |
and i have no | 13 |
and that they shall | 13 |
will and ordain that | 13 |
the help of a | 13 |
to which he had | 13 |
of the people were | 13 |
to be one of | 13 |
with the aid of | 13 |
had one or two | 13 |
seems to me that | 13 |
the course of a | 13 |
of which he had | 13 |
be out of the | 13 |
the extent of the | 13 |
in the day time | 13 |
the major part of | 13 |
hands of the lord | 13 |
in that case the | 13 |
and the heirs of | 13 |
half an hour after | 13 |
through the medium of | 13 |
at one end of | 13 |
was in the habit | 13 |
for the government of | 13 |
their way into the | 13 |
to be applied to | 13 |
as a kind of | 13 |
in which the king | 13 |
of the city were | 13 |
to the custody of | 13 |
of record at westminster | 13 |
of the king or | 13 |
an interest in the | 13 |
about the same time | 13 |
be brought before the | 13 |
increased the number of | 13 |
the division of the | 13 |
and increase in the | 13 |
the city and the | 13 |
we shall have respite | 13 |
college of physicians and | 13 |
members of the community | 13 |
rules of the bench | 13 |
did not have a | 13 |
to a man and | 13 |
to him on the | 13 |
was possible for a | 13 |
as soon as possible | 13 |
the rolls of the | 13 |
to be regarded as | 13 |
a view of the | 13 |
it is not so | 13 |
forfeit up to s | 13 |