quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	39
the lords and commons	19
lords and commons in	13
of the navy and	13
the committee of the	13
committee of the navy	13
terms of creative commons	12
this phase i text	12
even for commercial purposes	12
the text can be	12
the terms of creative	12
assigned for keying and	12
all without asking permission	12
the navy and customes	12
this keyboarded and encoded	12
described above is co	12
books online text creation	12
to the early english	12
text can be copied	12
institutions providing financial support	12
work described above is	12
to the terms of	12
and encoded edition of	12
the institutions providing financial	12
coded from proquest page	12
markup reviewed and edited	12
keyed and coded from	12
text and markup reviewed	12
edition of the work	12
owned by the institutions	12
phase i text is	12
online text creation partnership	12
english books online text	12
support to the early	12
the early english books	12
providing financial support to	12
and coded from proquest	12
by the institutions providing	12
images scanned from microfilm	12
and markup reviewed and	12
text is available for	12
tcp assigned for keying	12
encoded text transcribed from	12
from proquest page images	12
the work described above	12
encoded edition of the	12
is available for reuse	12
keyboarded and encoded edition	12
financial support to the	12
of the work described	12
according to the terms	12
i text is available	12
for keying and markup	12
both houses of parliament	11
iv tiff page image	10
and commons in parliament	10
changes aim at restoring	9
end users from many	9
text r in the	9
by amateur and professional	9
restoring the text the	9
enriched version of the	9
collaborative curation by amateur	9
in the english short	9
stationer meant to publish	9
of a text in	9
and linguistically annotated with	9
that preserves archaic forms	9
text in a standardized	9
at restoring the text	9
is an enriched version	9
linguistically annotated with morphadorner	9
annotation includes standard spellings	9
the text has been	9
and metadata enrichments aim	9
r in the english	9
curation by amateur and	9
standardized format that preserves	9
has been tokenized and	9
aim at restoring the	9
the text more computationally	9
display of a text	9
the display of a	9
from many walks of	9
many walks of life	9
text is an enriched	9
text the author or	9
been fully proofread approx	9
the english short title	9
the honour of the	9
english short title catalog	9
textual changes and metadata	9
support the display of	9
based collaborative curation by	9
text has not been	9
the author or stationer	9
that support the display	9
spellings that support the	9
professional end users from	9
an enriched version of	9
format that preserves archaic	9
standard spellings that support	9
the text the author	9
textual changes aim at	9
of the tcp digital	9
been tokenized and linguistically	9
text more computationally tractable	9
author or stationer meant	9
of text r in	9
aim at making the	9
at making the text	9
in a standardized format	9
not been fully proofread	9
users from many walks	9
metadata enrichments aim at	9
changes and metadata enrichments	9
the annotation includes standard	9
a standardized format that	9
version of the tcp	9
amateur and professional end	9
enrichments aim at making	9
this text has not	9
of both houses of	9
the tcp digital transcription	9
and professional end users	9
this text is an	9
includes standard spellings that	9
text has been tokenized	9
tokenized and linguistically annotated	9
a text in a	9
and suitable for network	9
or stationer meant to	9
making the text more	9
has not been fully	9
and receipt of customes	8
late pretended ordinance of	8
the late pretended ordinance	8
this text has no	8
maritime duties upon the	8
other maritime duties upon	8
gap elements at the	8
the payment and receipt	8
of the lords and	8
duties upon the late	8
an ordinance of the	8
recorded as gap elements	8
of the committee of	8
upon the late pretended	8
were recorded as gap	8
ordinance of the lords	8
and other maritime duties	8
a of text r	8
transcription a of text	8
as gap elements at	8
has no known defects	8
prohibiting the payment and	8
elements at the time	8
payment and receipt of	8
no known defects that	8
a this text has	8
text has no known	8
that were recorded as	8
ordinance of both houses	8
defects that were recorded	8
known defects that were	8
one thousand six hundred	8
cities and towns corporate	8
digital transcription a of	8
a proclamation prohibiting the	8
tcp digital transcription a	8
the time of transcription	8
at the time of	8
proclamation prohibiting the payment	8
r this keyboarded and	7
the original in the	7
logarbo text and markup	7
pretended ordinance of both	7
god save the king	7
mona logarbo sampled and	7
reproduction of the original	7
by vertue of the	7
the managing of the	7
estc r this keyboarded	7
honour of the parliament	7
logarbo sampled and proofread	7
or to be assessed	7
mona logarbo text and	7
of the original in	7
the house of commons	7
the use of the	6
in the eighteenth yeare	6
blazon or coat of	6
thousand six hundred fifty	6
six hundred fifty and	6
spi global keyed and	6
or coat of arms	6
and of the committee	6
the eighteenth yeare of	6
characters represented either as	6
at our court at	6
represented either as utf	6
yeare of our reigne	6
global keyed and coded	6
in the british library	6
year one thousand six	6
our court at oxford	6
eighteenth yeare of our	6
in vindication of the	5
continuance of the customs	5
honi soit qvi mal	5
keeping up of the	5
a declaration in vindication	5
of the honour of	5
the port of london	5
hundred fifty and four	5
the year one thousand	5
original in the british	5
from and after the	5
covantage keyed and coded	5
incident to the keeping	5
in the port of	5
apex covantage keyed and	5
for the summer fleet	5
commons house of parliament	5
the importation of currans	5
customs until the twenty	5
set forth for the	5
coat of arms by	5
the customs until the	5
declaration in vindication of	5
commons in parliament assembled	5
other matters incident to	5
the twenty sixth of	5
the keeping up of	5
qvi mal y pense	5
until the twenty sixth	5
royal blazon or coat	5
with other matters incident	5
levying and receiving of	5
of arms by the	5
in the year one	5
matters incident to the	5
forth for the summer	5
of the customs until	5
the commons house of	5
soit qvi mal y	5
a member of the	5
to the keeping up	5
twenty sixth of march	5
vindication of the honour	5
for the winter guard	4
of money as are	4
the better levying and	4
the lord mayor and	4
the earle of dorset	4
order of the lord	4
payment of the duty	4
the honourable house of	4
the speedy payment of	4
or other duties upon	4
out of the said	4
the lord lieutenant and	4
charge whereof with other	4
y pense royal blazon	4
money as are due	4
the summes of money	4
inhibiting the importation of	4
his majesty for customes	4
and the then barons	4
arms by the king	4
corporate within this kingdom	4
managing of the navy	4
due to his majesty	4
of flesh and salt	4
last day of september	4
for the continuance of	4
whereof with other matters	4
their consideration the urgent	4
receiving of moneyes assessed	4
and receiving of moneyes	4
into their consideration the	4
barons of the exchequer	4
diev et mon droit	4
and many other weighty	4
given under our signe	4
proclamation for the speedy	4
many other weighty affaires	4
of the lord mayor	4
honourable house of commons	4
the said ordinance of	4
lord lieutenant and council	4
an order of the	4
ocm this keyboarded and	4
signed by the late	4
vertue of the late	4
eighth day of december	4
were set forth for	4
up of the navy	4
such summes of money	4
r ocm this keyboarded	4
annotation on thomason copy	4
mo a wing e	4
of all such summes	4
against concealing and colouring	4
assessed by vertue of	4
for the better levying	4
lord mayor and court	4
the sixteenth day of	4
estc r ocm this	4
weighty affaires of state	4
pense royal blazon or	4
of the late ordinance	4
act for the continuance	4
payment of all such	4
then barons of the	4
the continuance of the	4
towns corporate within this	4
receiued in the port	4
for the speedy payment	4
manuall at our court	4
or out of the	4
the table of fees	4
all such summes of	4
concerning the managing of	4
there were set forth	4
other weighty affaires of	4
the late ordinance of	4
and for the winter	4
excise of flesh and	4
the then barons of	4
by the king a	4
the king a proclamation	4
king a proclamation prohibiting	4
the eighth day of	4
printed for laurence blaiklock	4
reproduction of original in	4
and court of aldermen	4
mal y pense royal	4
tuesday the eighth day	4
sixteenth day of december	4
taking into their consideration	4
commons assembled in parliament	4
member of the honourable	4
are due to his	4
better levying and receiving	4
of the honourable house	4
under our signe manuall	4
the revenue of the	4
signe manuall at our	4
an act for the	4
consideration the urgent occasions	4
to his majesty for	4
our signe manuall at	4
summes of money as	4
as are due to	4
speedy payment of all	4
mayor and court of	4
a proclamation for the	4
by the said ordinance	4
of a works in	3
for discovering and preventing	3
the great prejudice of	3
by university of nebraska	3
remaining illegibles were encoded	3
to simplify the filling	3
the present payment of	3
standards were returned to	3
partnership between the universities	3
usual project restraints of	3
shipping have been yearly	3
likelihood such instances will	3
have been applyed to	3
up to a limit	3
between and available in	3
of excise and customes	3
some readable characters will	3
by which they have	3
in mind that in	3
will never have been	3
chosen if there was	3
a rule and president	3
of the said cities	3
the texts have been	3
of the duty of	3
and searchers of the	3
teams in oxford and	3
of tcp data is	3
into his majesties receipt	3
the duty of excise	3
is a partnership between	3
for euery ships entry	3
duties than are really	3
extent have been transformed	3
elements to simplify the	3
notably latin and welsh	3
a work was chosen	3
assumptions that can be	3
aware of the process	3
in the said ordinance	3
the true nature of	3
elements of known extent	3
moneyes assessed by vertue	3
stealing his majesties customs	3
to produce large quantities	3
have been all managed	3
understanding these processes should	3
returned to the keyers	3
or tei g elements	3
and others in stealing	3
are a number of	3
encoded and linked to	3
their works are eligible	3
request that due credit	3
tcp is to encode	3
transcribed and encoded texts	3
restraints of time and	3
whereas we are informed	3
mind that in all	3
quality of tcp data	3
there are a number	3
such person or persons	3
was proofread for accuracy	3
their early english books	3
the image sets published	3
which did not meet	3
overall quality of tcp	3
bibliography of english literature	3
will remain and some	3
text was proofread for	3
released into the public	3
a compelling reason to	3
parts beyond the seas	3
what moneys arising by	3
employed for the guarding	3
which they have been	3
to tei p using	3
by converting tcp files	3
encoding based on the	3
tcp files to tei	3
of the said corporations	3
and twentieth day of	3
to a limit of	3
in accordance with level	3
text with mnemonic sdata	3
for the use of	3
arising by the revenue	3
or elements to simplify	3
enhanced and or corrected	3
is to encode one	3
now take and use	3
then carried out by	3
majesties receipt at his	3
accuracy and those which	3
in regard of the	3
were sent to external	3
credit and attribution is	3
of the tei in	3
works in english were	3
was enhanced and or	3
at by a tcp	3
reason to do so	3
with level of the	3
is given to their	3
concealing and colouring the	3
tcp project was divided	3
the discouragement of merchants	3
just account how the	3
create accurately transcribed and	3
converting tcp files to	3
in any port of	3
range over a wide	3
later edition of a	3
project was divided into	3
have been issued variously	3
true nature of the	3
urgent occasions for the	3
than are really due	3
known extent have been	3
applyed to that use	3
his city of oxford	3
wide variety of subject	3
the said last day	3
to the kings most	3
or any of them	3
illegibles were encoded as	3
encoded as gap s	3
companies for transcription and	3
the publisher proquest to	3
are available at the	3
publisher proquest to create	3
late exacted in right	3
process of creating the	3
the new cambridge bibliography	3
been released into the	3
the public domain as	3
in many cities and	3
many cities and towns	3
can now take and	3
the office of the	3
lords and commons assembled	3
and to give such	3
accurately transcribed and encoded	3
and sometimes a second	3
but we respectfully request	3
produce large quantities of	3
users should bear in	3
officers fees for englishmen	3
rule and president to	3
language title published between	3
was chosen if there	3
characters or elements to	3
with divers honourable lords	3
and attribution is given	3
carried out by editorial	3
that can be made	3
or for an anonymous	3
based on the new	3
been issued variously as	3
rules by which they	3
goods of aliens and	3
said cities and towns	3
of the print record	3
and linked to page	3
proquest via their early	3
where possible up to	3
the usual project restraints	3
custome house in any	3
reflect the true nature	3
and characters marked as	3
are eligible for inclusion	3
within the usual project	3
a number of works	3
in oxford and michigan	3
right of the said	3
are or shall be	3
works are eligible for	3
public domain as of	3
between the universities of	3
to reflect the true	3
each text was proofread	3
did not meet qa	3
have been looked at	3
according to the table	3
gaps by user contributors	3
and what moneys arising	3
to create diplomatic transcriptions	3
summes of money assessed	3
into the public domain	3
corrected where possible up	3
we respectfully request that	3
created by converting tcp	3
of the project have	3
order to print dated	3
after the said last	3
of instances per text	3
compelling reason to do	3
created during phase of	3
copies of the texts	3
guidelines are available at	3
the texts were encoded	3
of shipping have been	3
a second or later	3
therefore chose to create	3
sets published by proquest	3
tei p using tcp	3
for their own purposes	3
keying and markup guidelines	3
in of gaps by	3
project restraints of time	3
forthwith printed and published	3
creation partnership web site	3
of moneyes assessed by	3
be marked as illegible	3
of alyens and foreyners	3
readable characters will be	3
p using tcp tei	3
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texts have been issued	3
to the great prejudice	3
revenue of the customes	3
with mnemonic sdata character	3
house in any port	3
keyers to be redone	3
and commons assembled in	3
of the kings ships	3
mnemonic sdata character entities	3
the text encoding initiative	3
been transformed into placeholder	3
other duties upon merchandize	3
the goods of aliens	3
of gaps by user	3
amounted to two hundred	3
of any assumptions that	3
tcp is a partnership	3
unicode or tei g	3
proquest to create accurately	3
during phase of the	3
and encoded texts based	3
filling in of gaps	3
to the keyers to	3
assurance was then carried	3
cities or towns corporate	3
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such instances will never	3
works in other languages	3
they are receiued in	3
to euery custome house	3
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second or later edition	3
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of a work was	3
should bear in mind	3
page images in accordance	3
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tcp data is very	3
based on the text	3
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a wide variety of	3
for transcription and basic	3
accordance with level of	3
of the process of	3
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and some readable characters	3
of creating the tcp	3
a works in english	3
were encoded as gap	3
changes to facilitate morpho	3
available at the text	3
and the publisher proquest	3
attribution is given to	3
the overall quality of	3
edition of a work	3
files to tei p	3
editorial teams in oxford	3
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gap elements of known	3
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data is very good	3
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processed by university of	3
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were corrected where possible	3
at the text creation	3
text strings within braces	3
characters marked as illegible	3
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the keyers to be	3
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and preventing the many	3
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level of the tei	3
published by proquest via	3
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phase of the project	3
creating the tcp texts	3
colouring the goods of	3
the universities of michigan	3
selection was based on	3
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text selection was based	3
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work was chosen if	3
all likelihood such instances	3
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keying companies for transcription	3
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printer to the kings	3
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cambridge bibliography of english	3
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due credit and attribution	3
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port of his maiesties	3
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oxford and the publisher	3
the urgent occasions for	3
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receipt at his city	3
ascii text with mnemonic	3
by the lord lieutenant	3
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sets were sent to	3
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or shall be assessed	3
encoding was enhanced and	3
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this we thought would	2
any cities or towns	2
pretended ordinance of parliament	2
find since a more	2
thought would not have	2
vvill and command all	2
hath been yeelded unto	2
future produce so many	2
in a parliamentary way	2
to breake this law	2
or bottome bound ouer	2
of whom he was	2
in the hands of	2
the law ought to	2
jessop clerk of the	2
so often and by	2
and are to be	2
printer to the parliament	2
thousand six hundred forty	2
and the setled government	2
upon this poore people	2
commons for advance of	2
cr diev et mon	2
monyes arising from these	2
and the said collectors	2
in the said act	2
summe or summes of	2
the two and twentieth	2
have power to breake	2
persons as shall continue	2
office of the lord	2
seriously intend never to	2
pas text and markup	2
by the house of	2
been yeelded unto the	2
require or receive the	2
printed by john field	2
committee of lords and	2
as formerly having either	2
in the future produce	2
of the kingdom is	2
is no legall foundation	2
of our proclamations to	2
he found he paid	2
necessaries for the army	2
is due without an	2
vertue of the pretended	2
to prohibite the same	2
and souldiers under their	2
affected person or persons	2
contrary to the statute	2
this unnaturall rebellion against	2
ever conferred on the	2
for the summes of	2
the commissioners of the	2
and usage some received	2
then to our proper	2
printer to the honourable	2
the setled government both	2
commands are not obeyed	2
overthrow the lawes of	2
the religion and lawes	2
him or them in	2
customes without an act	2
and so understood by	2
in the first yeare	2
and support of the	2
the penalty in the	2
hands for the fermors	2
crowne ever conferred on	2
of our weaker subjects	2
unto two hundred thirty	2
advance of money and	2
the hands for the	2
at head of title	2
to the house of	2
and in case any	2
th day of october	2
the monyes arising from	2
in such as trade	2
unlesse they may destroy	2
produce so many evills	2
of tonnage and poundage	2
them in due time	2
disposed of by that	2
person or persons as	2
not be ignorant how	2
present finding that the	2
many evills upon this	2
c r honi soit	2
amongst these a blind	2
saving in the time	2
discharged with as much	2
or other dutyes therein	2
brought into this kingdome	2
some received that denyed	2
depart from the same	2
are a great part	2
commons in a parliamentary	2
royal seal at head	2
the th day of	2
of this great work	2
of our royall intentions	2
be printed and published	2
merchants english and strangers	2
as by the said	2
in the presence of	2
so many declarations of	2
warr against his prince	2
of the land that	2
and civill dissention which	2
hinder a true intelligence	2
our city of oxford	2
to the penalty in	2
of lords and commons	2
some happy understanding might	2
ship or bottome bound	2
monyes for custome or	2
them according to the	2
foment an intestine and	2
by gods grace we	2
or into no other	2
duty i owe unto	2
in dublin the th	2
a wing c thomason	2
kings most excellent maiestie	2
but overthrow the lawes	2
just and legall commands	2
are submitted unto and	2
original in the bodleian	2
use of the state	2
of our lord god	2
unnaturall warr against his	2
cleare up the honour	2
religion and lawes of	2
that committee to frame	2
the land that settle	2
ship that passeth ouer	2
have been every mans	2
found he paid his	2
finding that the monyes	2
we hoped before this	2
our proclamations to prohibite	2
receive the same contrary	2
printed by james flesher	2
care of that committee	2
to decline or depart	2
lords and commons for	2
since a more generall	2
that we will proceed	2
the preserving of the	2
dissention which hath already	2
as the lords and	2
the same contrary to	2
him to breake this	2
we doe hereby grant	2
instant moneth of february	2
they ought to be	2
for setling customes without	2
the said collectors shall	2
custome house london this	2
the peace of this	2
of the religion and	2
many of our weaker	2
a declaration the lords	2
and by so many	2
of the fewell that	2
edward husbands and thomas	2
for support of an	2
and as such as	2
our houses of parliament	2
our royall intentions concerning	2
to my best remembrance	2
in the managing of	2
other orders and ordinances	2
to the statute made	2
thousand foure hundred and	2
and could not be	2
to cleare up the	2
royall intentions concerning the	2
summer fleet of the	2
the spirits of such	2
statute made this parliament	2
this day ordered by	2
and obeyed by many	2
from any person or	2
penalty in the said	2
for advance of money	2
it is ordered and	2
an intestine and civill	2
could not be ignorant	2
a true intelligence betwixt	2
ordered by the lords	2
of such as have	2
r honi soit qvi	2
vnder the hands for	2
to require or receive	2
arising from these duties	2
will proceed against him	2
for satisfaction of the	2
prejudice of his majestie	2
we shall likewise proceed	2
that maintaines this fire	2
received that denyed it	2
two hundred and fifty	2
xml conversion cr diev	2
having so often and	2
and after the said	2
due to us by	2
print dated and signed	2
person or persons to	2
exportd into or out	2
as shall continue to	2
he paid his custome	2
which there is no	2
parliament england and wales	2
all our people of	2
with engraving of royal	2
ships entry going for	2
chamber in dublin the	2
penall it was in	2
to satisfie the world	2
is this day ordered	2
grant our free pardon	2
when he found he	2
lawes of the land	2
sufficient distresse may be	2
proceed against him or	2
understand by it the	2
xml conversion c r	2
if any man can	2
first yeare of these	2
peace of this kingdome	2
which they are or	2
blind obedience hath been	2
grace we seriously intend	2
shall be liable to	2
the officers of the	2
euery ship that passeth	2
as much as in	2
we having so often	2
of the lord high	2
what his owne benefit	2
in the parts beyond	2
tuesday the two and	2
pay any monyes for	2
as such as endeavour	2
in relation to the	2
contrary to this ordinance	2
great part of the	2
dublin the th day	2
such as have no	2
we understand by it	2
et mon droit honi	2
that whosoever henceforward shall	2
never to decline or	2
support of an unnaturall	2
a proclamation for discovering	2
hoped before this time	2
printed by benjamin took	2
bottome bound ouer seas	2
preserving of the religion	2
of this instant moneth	2
to the peace of	2
and may in the	2
for want of a	2
at our city of	2
the honourable city of	2
two and twentieth of	2
to print dated and	2
both our houses of	2
hereby grant our free	2
that they have been	2
of the subjects property	2
wing c estc r	2
englishmen as they are	2
who understood what his	2
evills upon this poore	2
especially when he found	2
majesties customs england and	2
ignorant how penall it	2
the distractions of the	2
as receive the same	2
no custome is due	2
we find since a	2
house london this second	2
conversion cr diev et	2
proceed against them according	2
usage some received that	2
the lawes of the	2
this second of may	2
whom he was so	2
intestine and civill dissention	2
for englishmen as they	2
pas sampled and proofread	2
of the greatest graces	2
custome for support of	2
time of the late	2
would not have found	2
the severall summes of	2
same incurr the forfeiture	2
obeyed by many of	2
to hinder a true	2
and lawes of this	2
the crowne ever conferred	2
of great weight and	2
declaration the lords and	2
the parliament of england	2
intentions concerning the preserving	2
custome is due without	2
these a blind obedience	2
printers to the commons	2
is ordered and declared	2
his owne benefit was	2
the said committee shall	2
the fewell that maintaines	2
we thought not fit	2
an act of parliament	2
from time to time	2
other then to our	2
printed by edward husbands	2
due without an act	2
the lord high admirall	2
is due to us	2
was in him to	2
have no spirit to	2
to the commons house	2
the forfeiture of a	2
of the pretended ordinance	2
an unnaturall warr against	2
fewell that maintaines this	2
majesty for customes or	2
euery ships entry going	2
any of our proclamations	2
law ought to have	2
of the trade of	2
of an unnaturall warr	2
and commons in a	2
as one of the	2
the same incurr the	2
power to breake open	2
at present finding that	2
and to satisfie the	2
and amongst these a	2
we doe hereby declare	2
pardon to all such	2
in the time of	2
or receive the same	2
generall obedience in such	2
heightens the spirits of	2
our just and legall	2
declarations of our royall	2
government both of church	2
of the affaires of	2
or received these customes	2
a blind obedience hath	2
and all other packs	2
we will proceed against	2
and heightens the spirits	2
use of the navy	2
unto the pretended ordinance	2
what is due to	2
thousand pound per annum	2
under the government of	2
engraving of royal seal	2
by reason of the	2
john pas sampled and	2
the kingdom is much	2
imported or exported into	2
iv tiff page images	2
proclamations to prohibite the	2
given at the council	2
of the persons assessed	2
conversion c r honi	2
and it is further	2
london this second of	2
a great part of	2
setled government both of	2
greatest graces the crowne	2
may in the future	2
lay on that committee	2
the parts beyond the	2
or summes of money	2
shall continue to require	2
in the bodleian library	2
setling customes without an	2
trade of the kingdom	2
no by the king	2
and for such person	2
the future produce so	2
it is this day	2
ought to have been	2
for customes or other	2
many fraudulent practices of	2
and to no other	2
this instant moneth of	2
on the one side	2
shall likewise proceed against	2
goods imported or exportd	2
the time of the	2
of the commons house	2
formerly having either paid	2
the statute made this	2
shall henceforth refuse the	2
and legall commands are	2
to the honourable city	2
civilwar no by the	2
understood what his owne	2
the many fraudulent practices	2
intend never to decline	2
against him or them	2
owne benefit was thereby	2
distresse may be had	2
such as formerly having	2
have made so many	2
unto and obeyed by	2
the affaires of the	2
conferred on the subject	2
so many evills upon	2
though by gods grace	2
made so many declarations	2
strangers ship or bottome	2
committee to frame a	2
and certified as aforesaid	2
all such as formerly	2
the pretended ordinance of	2
kingdom is much lessened	2
which shall be in	2
there is no legall	2
yeelded unto the pretended	2
against them according to	2
as have no spirit	2
lawes of this land	2
and to foment an	2
people of what sort	2
any monyes for custome	2
the hands of the	2
by edward husbands and	2
at head of document	2
when an act this	2
part of the fewell	2
fraudulent practices of under	2
amount unto two hundred	2
at which they are	2
houses of the persons	2
proclamation for discovering and	2
gods grace we seriously	2
and officers of the	2
the king deserted them	2
to have been every	2
according to the penalty	2
and that they do	2
it the trade of	2
been every mans prohibition	2
of what sort soever	2
day ordered by the	2
his custome for support	2
wee have made so	2
or depart from the	2
money and other necessaries	2
john pas text and	2
forfeiture of a premunire	2
of royal seal at	2
fees for englishmen as	2
a parliamentary way shall	2
spirits of such as	2
incurr the forfeiture of	2
the greatest graces the	2
though the law ought	2
houses of parliament england	2
any person or persons	2
as in them lyes	2
the summer fleet of	2
they are or shall	2
sold by joseph wilde	2
any of them shall	2
likewise proceed against them	2
to breake open any	2
commissioners of the customes	2
doe hereby grant our	2
and both our houses	2
in our ancient right	2
for euery ship that	2
supports this unnaturall rebellion	2
or them in due	2
henceforth refuse the same	2
of money and other	2
imported or exportd into	2
concerning the preserving of	2
a wing c estc	2
by many of our	2
to us by the	2
are to be sold	2
no spirit to peace	2
be sold by joseph	2
of parliament england and	2
decline or depart from	2
upon the said ordinance	2
submitted unto and obeyed	2
we seriously intend never	2
of his majestie his	2
into no other place	2
though we understand by	2
c estc r ocm	2
our free pardon to	2
often and by so	2
for the redemption of	2
droit honi soit qvi	2
and xml conversion cr	2
given at our court	2
the power of the	2
honourable city of london	2
continue to require or	2
shall be in the	2
of the said ordinance	2
mon droit honi soit	2
much as in them	2
be ignorant how penall	2
paid his custome for	2
which was the managing	2
same contrary to the	2
in any of the	2
other dutyes therein mentioned	2
house of commons for	2
other necessaries for the	2
receive the same incurr	2
it was in him	2
custome or other dutyes	2
for which there is	2
of the commissioners of	2
legall commands are not	2
or persons to the	2
officers of the custome	2
because we hoped before	2
more generall obedience in	2
and supports this unnaturall	2
his majestie his customers	2
our people of what	2
freemen of this city	2
fleet of the kings	2
and other necessaries for	2
to the parliament of	2
customes or other duties	2
to all our people	2
in him to breake	2
obedience hath been yeelded	2
an act this parliament	2
customs england and wales	2
and commons for advance	2
many declarations of our	2
happy understanding might have	2