trigram

This is a table of type trigram and their frequencies. Use it to search & browse the list to learn more about your study carrel.

trigram	frequency
early english books	96
english books online	76
the cause of	72
of the city	64
based on the	57
text creation partnership	57
according to the	45
the lord mayor	43
represented either as	38
early works to	38
characters represented either	38
either as utf	38
marked as illegible	38
keying and markup	38
cause of god	33
of every ward	31
the case of	29
of god and	29
the election of	28
one of the	26
that it was	25
of this city	25
men of the	24
it is not	23
god and his	23
and his people	23
there was a	23
as to the	23
city of london	23
to serve in	23
to be chosen	22
the mayor and	22
out of the	22
chosen by the	22
of time and	21
of the mayor	21
the terms of	21
as well as	21
were sent to	21
the way of	21
the people of	20
if there was	20
the choice of	20
returned to the	20
that can be	20
for their own	20
court of aldermen	20
sampled and proofread	20
can be made	20
text is available	19
corrected and characters	19
the true nature	19
some errors will	19
understanding these processes	19
known extent have	19
where possible up	19
and characters marked	19
and markup reviewed	19
reason to do	19
created during phase	19
texts have been	19
of creative commons	19
of the texts	19
images scanned from	19
books online text	19
of the several	19
oxford and the	19
text transcribed from	19
into two phases	19
instances per text	19
encoded as gap	19
by editorial teams	19
to page images	19
page images in	19
characters or elements	19
accordance with level	19
bear in mind	19
anyone can now	19
to encode one	19
the public domain	19
the overall quality	19
of gaps by	19
markup reviewed and	19
of works in	19
by converting tcp	19
phase i text	19
wide variety of	19
accuracy and those	19
intended to range	19
of tcp data	19
all without asking	19
i text is	19
with changes to	19
image sets were	19
or elements to	19
support to the	19
gaps by user	19
and available in	19
released into the	19
creating the tcp	19
in of gaps	19
texts created during	19
title published between	19
will remain and	19
the new cambridge	19
of subject areas	19
any remaining illegibles	19
assigned for keying	19
between and available	19
all likelihood such	19
on the text	19
the tcp texts	19
companies for transcription	19
be marked as	19
these texts for	19
domain as of	19
the texts were	19
by proquest via	19
of a works	19
limit of instances	19
available for reuse	19
gap elements of	19
the filling in	19
did not meet	19
texts for their	19
a number of	19
public domain as	19
encoded text transcribed	19
variety of subject	19
then their works	19
copies of the	19
an anonymous work	19
the early english	19
will never have	19
described above is	19
texts were encoded	19
while the overall	19
made about the	19
is very good	19
as illegible were	19
of michigan and	19
overall quality of	19
restraints of time	19
works are eligible	19
the text can	19
quantities of textual	19
selection was based	19
were encoded as	19
edition of a	19
lincoln and northwestern	19
general aim of	19
compelling reason to	19
data within the	19
in accordance with	19
attribution is given	19
new cambridge bibliography	19
sometimes a second	19
their original source	19
tei in libraries	19
available in eebo	19
by university of	19
into placeholder characters	19
and markup guidelines	19
eligible for inclusion	19
of creating the	19
included and sometimes	19
corrected where possible	19
linked to page	19
in mind that	19
on the image	19
as gap s	19
or for an	19
quality assurance was	19
text and markup	19
is the greater	19
to tei p	19
credit and attribution	19
a partnership between	19
was enhanced and	19
selection was intended	19
to reflect the	19
possible up to	19
enhanced and or	19
to the terms	19
editorial teams in	19
text selection was	19
readable characters will	19
iv tiff page	19
to be redone	19
tcp files to	19
or later edition	19
is a partnership	19
proquest page images	19
unicode or tei	19
tei g elements	19
remain and some	19
whichever is the	19
and encoded texts	19
should bear in	19
record of the	19
users should bear	19
remaining illegibles were	19
and basic encoding	19
sent to external	19
process of creating	19
every monographic english	19
university of nebraska	19
cambridge bibliography of	19
to facilitate morpho	19
carried out by	19
institutions providing financial	19
to external keying	19
characters will be	19
oxford and michigan	19
filling in of	19
partnership between the	19
and oxford and	19
can now take	19
up to a	19
usually the first	19
transcription and basic	19
encoded texts based	19
was intended to	19
likelihood such instances	19
appears in ncbel	19
a second or	19
keyers to be	19
some readable characters	19
later edition of	19
for accuracy and	19
create accurately transcribed	19
have been transformed	19
quality of tcp	19
and xml conversion	19
users should be	19
processes should make	19
coded from proquest	19
and attribution is	19
aware of the	19
the text creation	19
and or corrected	19
or tei g	19
image sets published	19
was proofread for	19
project was divided	19
meet qa standards	19
during phase of	19
tcp is to	19
textual data within	19
are available at	19
a limit of	19
use these texts	19
is given to	19
the universities of	19
over a wide	19
using tcp tei	19
available at the	19
and encoded edition	19
keyboarded and encoded	19
data is very	19
for commercial purposes	19
in oxford and	19
the texts have	19
proquest to create	19
number of works	19
without asking permission	19
at by a	19
above is co	19
was divided into	19
ascii text with	19
between the universities	19
proquest via their	19
sets were sent	19
assurance was then	19
kb of xml	19
keying companies for	19
created by converting	19
not meet qa	19
to the keyers	19
financial support to	19
to their original	19
of any assumptions	19
for an anonymous	19
the print record	19
issued variously as	19
have been looked	19
by user contributors	19
project restraints of	19
was then carried	19
and linked to	19
reflect the true	19
p using tcp	19
mainly structural encoding	19
on the new	19
tcp assigned for	19
each text was	19
works in english	19
therefore of any	19
placeholder characters or	19
request that due	19
notably latin and	19
with level of	19
take and use	19
for transcription and	19
and therefore chose	19
encoded edition of	19
this keyboarded and	19
the work described	19
this phase i	19
assumptions that can	19
is to encode	19
or text strings	19
the encoding was	19
was a compelling	19
about the data	19
strings within braces	19
extent have been	19
characters marked as	19
the image sets	19
into the public	19
variously as sgml	19
text strings within	19
elements of known	19
as of january	19
to simplify the	19
that due credit	19
via their early	19
even for commercial	19
universities of michigan	19
illegibles were encoded	19
been transformed into	19
partnership web site	19
create diplomatic transcriptions	19
of known extent	19
text can be	19
work was chosen	19
can be copied	19
instances will never	19
language title published	19
respectfully request that	19
a works in	19
although there are	19
of each text	19
as opposed to	19
aimed to produce	19
images in accordance	19
a wide variety	19
will be marked	19
transcribed and encoded	19
of a work	19
and therefore of	19
changes to facilitate	19
produce large quantities	19
second or later	19
online text creation	19
those which did	19
by the institutions	19
scanned from microfilm	19
at the text	19
are eligible for	19
and use these	19
usual project restraints	19
been looked at	19
to critical editions	19
encoding based on	19
if an author	19
is available for	19
to create accurately	19
pfs batch review	19
now take and	19
have been released	19
mind that in	19
was chosen if	19
sets published by	19
text encoding initiative	19
edition of the	19
the keyers to	19
but we respectfully	19
the first edition	19
to produce large	19
editions of a	19
the publisher proquest	19
terms of creative	19
out by editorial	19
the process of	19
structural encoding based	19
the institutions providing	19
michigan and oxford	19
and coded from	19
aim of eebo	19
a work was	19
proofread for accuracy	19
simplify the filling	19
make clear that	19
that it is	19
of english literature	19
the text encoding	19
chose to create	19
tcp aimed to	19
encoding was enhanced	19
encode one copy	19
standards were returned	19
providing financial support	19
tcp is a	19
the usual project	19
in other languages	19
first editions of	19
works in other	19
such instances will	19
were returned to	19
to range over	19
the project have	19
have been issued	19
large quantities of	19
were encoded and	19
of instances per	19
tcp data is	19
of the process	19
level of the	19
errors will remain	19
external keying companies	19
divided into two	19
be aware of	19
or lossless xml	19
teams in oxford	19
been issued variously	19
should be aware	19
within the usual	19
distributed and performed	19
texts based on	19
a tcp editor	19
was based on	19
time and funding	19
range over a	19
phase of the	19
reviewed and edited	19
their early english	19
illegible were corrected	19
owned by the	19
of the project	19
markup guidelines are	19
the general aim	19
to a limit	19
never have been	19
accurately transcribed and	19
to do so	19
by a tcp	19
with mnemonic sdata	19
text was proofread	19
or corrected and	19
creation partnership web	19
to create diplomatic	19
and the publisher	19
then carried out	19
and those which	19
published between and	19
of the period	19
of textual data	19
encoded and linked	19
nature of the	19
mnemonic sdata character	19
work described above	19
elements to simplify	19
sdata character entities	19
in english were	19
in all likelihood	19
any assumptions that	19
of every monographic	19
are a number	19
project have been	19
text with mnemonic	19
which did not	19
therefore chose to	19
the tei in	19
given to their	19
their works are	19
print record of	19
of the print	19
unicode or text	19
that in all	19
for keying and	19
from proquest page	19
we respectfully request	19
latin and welsh	19
chosen if there	19
publisher proquest to	19
there are a	19
tcp project was	19
converting tcp files	19
been released into	19
of the work	19
to be the	19
and sometimes a	19
due credit and	19
to the early	19
keyed and coded	19
were corrected where	19
the chief officers	19
these processes should	19
tei p using	19
transformed into placeholder	19
files to tei	19
in libraries guidelines	19
opposed to critical	19
true nature of	19
guidelines are available	19
should make clear	19
of the tei	19
their own purposes	19
qa standards were	19
looked at by	19
bibliography of english	19
english were prioritized	19
published by proquest	19
a compelling reason	19
be made about	19
and some readable	19
processed by university	19
of the lord	18
ocm this keyboarded	18
there is a	18
and it is	18
the common council	18
the city of	18
house of commons	18
cause of religion	18
is to be	18
to the election	18
of his people	17
r ocm this	17
sir eliab harvey	17
chief officers of	17
of the common	17
of the said	17
the right of	17
estc r ocm	17
there is no	17
to be heard	17
lord mayor and	17
mayor and sheriffs	17
of all the	17
election of the	16
cause of his	16
the citizens of	16
and in the	16
of the citizens	15
in answer to	15
part of the	15
to have been	15
in the county	15
of the wards	15
ought to be	15
the day of	15
to the lord	14
of the people	14
the great charter	14
it may be	14
made by the	14
officers of the	14
that the lord	14
england and wales	14
those who are	14
it was the	14
global keyed and	13
spi global keyed	13
of the same	13
the several companies	13
of edward the	13
that which is	13
to which it	13
and that the	13
to be a	13
citizens of london	13
it is the	13
it is a	13
men of every	13
of the set	12
that they were	12
original in the	12
who are to	12
it is said	12
they were not	12
not to be	12
to make a	12
said to be	12
some of the	12
the county of	12
case of the	12
by vertue of	12
the th of	12
to be made	11
serve in parliament	11
of the barons	11
xml conversion the	11
the said mr	11
way of electing	11
that all the	11
in the choice	11
tiff page image	11
was pleased to	11
sir john hall	11
the name of	11
that they may	11
vote in the	11
be heard on	11
reproduction of the	11
that there is	11
master of stairs	11
member of parliament	11
that they might	11
so that the	11
the burrough of	10
that he was	10
sir thomas middleton	10
it is true	10
that the barons	10
right of the	10
the original in	10
of the burgesses	10
there should be	10
sir william francklyn	10
the lord himselfe	10
to come to	10
of the law	10
the th day	10
it will be	10
suggested by wing	10
on the th	10
which it was	10
of the original	10
out of every	10
of the judges	10
th day of	10
in order to	10
by the wards	10
on the other	10
and that they	10
such as are	10
day of election	10
come to the	9
at all times	9
gentlemen of the	9
the time of	9
the lords of	9
that there was	9
be chosen by	9
as the matter	9
as it is	9
the other side	9
number of the	9
and all the	9
the lord our	9
this honourable court	9
by the ward	9
for the year	9
it must be	9
by the lords	9
publication data suggested	9
in the election	9
that they should	9
data suggested by	9
were chosen by	9
the number of	9
of the whole	9
name of the	9
that they are	9
politics and government	9
his people israel	9
but it is	9
lord our god	9
one of them	9
of the old	9
them to be	9
that he would	9
to chuse the	9
way of well	9
which is the	9
when they are	9
of the commonalty	9
people of israel	8
the witnesses adduced	8
an act of	8
to all the	8
opinion of the	8
the word of	8
dean of gild	8
crave leave to	8
edward the first	8
for sir john	8
my lord mayor	8
words of the	8
that he did	8
on both sides	8
parliament for the	8
there being no	8
are to chuse	8
the end of	8
on the council	8
of the town	8
serve in the	8
to the town	8
as appears by	8
of the clock	8
those that are	8
and court of	8
b wing c	8
reproduction of original	8
this is the	8
by the mayor	8
in all the	8
that the lords	8
the master of	8
the majority of	8
any of the	8
conversion the case	8
is the cause	8
in the same	8
of the chief	8
by the lord	8
by the set	8
for my part	8
they may be	8
my lord gray	8
tiff page images	8
the whole commonalty	8
a member of	8
all the people	8
the truth is	8
of the shire	8
members to serve	8
this way of	8
of original in	8
of the ward	8
sir william portman	8
chosen out of	7
the liberty of	7
as for the	7
of the cause	7
for the burrough	7
the year ensuing	7
answer to castle	7
the eldest bayliff	7
i beseech you	7
if it be	7
the consideration of	7
for the defenders	7
mayor and the	7
together with the	7
and the sheriffs	7
according to their	7
the maintaining of	7
the power of	7
are in the	7
up of the	7
i shall say	7
keep his commandements	7
chuse members to	7
the matter shall	7
by the commonalty	7
chosen number of	7
to keep his	7
it is in	7
for lord basil	7
his peoples cause	7
it would be	7
of sir william	7
they should be	7
people in new	7
time out of	7
the borough of	7
right to be	7
and the other	7
the act of	7
or at least	7
before the lords	7
word of god	7
upon the same	7
lord basil hamilton	7
when it is	7
there may be	7
the place of	7
to the court	7
wing c estc	7
the several wards	7
the said burrough	7
what hath been	7
right to vote	7
c estc r	7
the example of	7
could not be	7
his people in	7
men out of	7
in their elections	7
if i should	7
by lord basil	7
it was answered	7
two hundred years	7
and for the	7
mention made of	7
and if the	7
to chuse members	7
in the way	7
the council of	7
and i hope	7
lords of the	7
to sir john	7
there is nothing	7
of the liveries	7
is not a	7
there is not	7
it was not	7
it hath been	7
in the city	7
the liberties of	6
should be chosen	6
for the speedy	6
the hearts of	6
of god in	6
is said to	6
the house of	6
against the collonel	6
way of election	6
religion according to	6
mayor of the	6
mona logarbo text	6
that he maintain	6
the same to	6
made of the	6
in point of	6
right of election	6
contrary to the	6
a toleration of	6
in the text	6
i shall not	6
logarbo text and	6
of his office	6
be one of	6
all our subjects	6
our duty to	6
of london and	6
in the late	6
out of mind	6
commit this cause	6
were taken in	6
he did not	6
ought to have	6
the best of	6
chuse the lord	6
courage for the	6
speedy calling of	6
for the borough	6
was in the	6
his own and	6
so as to	6
men in the	6
to be one	6
the right honourable	6
for the better	6
appointed to be	6
to gods word	6
would be a	6
so much as	6
people of god	6
in his hands	6
the freedom of	6
in the first	6
that which they	6
of the long	6
instruments were taken	6
mayor and aldermen	6
officers of this	6
the speedy calling	6
to make their	6
council for the	6
the ensuing parliament	6
before the committee	6
by the livery	6
at which time	6
that the people	6
proclamation for the	6
act of common	6
that they had	6
to the consideration	6
by themselves or	6
and his peoples	6
and that he	6
by all the	6
that by the	6
election of proxies	6
had right to	6
that the defenders	6
to be of	6
of their office	6
that they would	6
the court of	6
heard on the	6
have been made	6
logarbo sampled and	6
twelve men of	6
in some cases	6
so that there	6
all the citizens	6
presence of god	6
noble lord gray	6
of those that	6
according to gods	6
he could not	6
that is to	6
it cannot be	6
the barons of	6
matter shall require	6
and those that	6
such as have	6
of the committee	6
in the year	6
and to keep	6
had the majority	6
adhere to sir	6
of the laws	6
that the mayor	6
of the council	6
eng england and	6
that have been	6
be chosen for	6
in the house	6
into this wilderness	6
that the sheriff	6
at the election	6
sheriffs of london	6
to be so	6
with the lord	6
it is evident	6
ought not to	6
before the lord	6
the said borough	6
own and his	6
or of the	6
there be any	6
those that were	6
to be by	6
the freemen of	6
may be said	6
of council for	6
liveries of the	6
are said to	6
mona logarbo sampled	6
in the world	6
as in the	6
in such a	6
that the chief	5
the poll was	5
a great many	5
and therefore i	5
i do not	5
in the name	5
be by the	5
of that which	5
but there is	5
of the defenders	5
against the sheriff	5
noble courage for	5
and as to	5
in the meeting	5
to be in	5
there can be	5
election of a	5
act of parliament	5
vertue of his	5
and my lord	5
to adhere to	5
edward the third	5
before your lordships	5
and so the	5
he would have	5
commonalty of the	5
may be of	5
at that time	5
to take the	5
be made by	5
was the cause	5
king edward the	5
at this time	5
the question is	5
what is meant	5
lordship and this	5
choice of the	5
and the collonel	5
is in the	5
your lordship and	5
your selves to	5
the speech of	5
all the commonalty	5
the liveries of	5
i humbly conceive	5
of their neighbouring	5
insisted on this	5
most noble courage	5
to this it	5
making up the	5
the long robe	5
be of the	5
mayor and court	5
vote proprio jure	5
example of their	5
to the church	5
a proclamation for	5
of the church	5
and this court	5
edward the second	5
in case of	5
taken in his	5
the church of	5
he was pleased	5
the opinion of	5
we may be	5
as that they	5
and the cause	5
of those who	5
it is no	5
the duty of	5
taken in the	5
in the sheriff	5
adduced for castle	5
there be no	5
to those who	5
of the bayliffs	5
is not to	5
their former answers	5
by the sheriff	5
act of the	5
is to say	5
for sir william	5
there is an	5
so that it	5
their most noble	5
edward the fourth	5
the same time	5
majority of the	5
to give the	5
of the first	5
of their most	5
a progress in	5
calling of a	5
to the first	5
will not be	5
appears by the	5
depone upon the	5
a kind of	5
my part i	5
their neighbouring counties	5
should be the	5
the honour of	5
of well doing	5
liberties of london	5
that they produce	5
and if it	5
offered to the	5
liberty of the	5
burrough of thetford	5
so farr as	5
by the common	5
out of their	5
all times as	5
to have no	5
times as the	5
and by the	5
no instruments were	5
of a parliament	5
making up of	5
the extraordinary deacons	5
and the said	5
in relation to	5
or any other	5
the hands of	5
this cause unto	5
day of january	5
by the king	5
for the example	5
so that in	5
as we have	5
from the lord	5
that which i	5
all the barons	5
that the common	5
on friday the	5
a man should	5
is meant by	5
to the livery	5
witnesses adduced for	5
as it was	5
the barons were	5
to vote in	5
in parliament for	5
may not be	5
which was done	5
witness of their	5
things that are	5
elected by the	5
to the business	5
in this case	5
of religion according	5
of sir thomas	5
to have a	5
of the rolls	5
to vote for	5
they have done	5
and therefore it	5
for the honour	5
and when they	5
the rest of	5
the last election	5
and yet the	5
church of england	5
are such as	5
it to the	5
that he had	5
old dean of	5
voted for sir	5
knights of the	4
and alderman of	4
and on the	4
late long parliament	4
charter of england	4
to make the	4
of the justices	4
and all their	4
but such as	4
end of the	4
freemen of the	4
as one man	4
of a common	4
are not to	4
conceive that the	4
pas sampled and	4
of the free	4
of the king	4
to the end	4
but what is	4
to be but	4
man to be	4
the good men	4
at the same	4
not separation from	4
what it is	4
th of november	4
body of the	4
and if you	4
in a party	4
to an uncertainty	4
in the room	4
were elected by	4
if a man	4
a vote in	4
but that they	4
the popular election	4
to the cause	4
the gentlemen of	4
but that the	4
in this way	4
a right to	4
of the companies	4
any act of	4
if it were	4
good men of	4
year of ed	4
that they shall	4
they are so	4
it is impossible	4
representatives in parliament	4
of this day	4
to the th	4
it is as	4
of the county	4
be the common	4
alderman of london	4
in the country	4
to the set	4
be according to	4
if any of	4
that they will	4
for the choice	4
the same city	4
i conceive the	4
of the charter	4
the very same	4
have no right	4
in his own	4
it is very	4
more then ordinary	4
nothing is more	4
or else the	4
the people to	4
that you have	4
the late long	4
of it self	4
should speak of	4
of the other	4
against lord basil	4
of the brave	4
of the world	4
objection against the	4
that were chosen	4
to elect the	4
stated and discussed	4
he is not	4
liberties of the	4
the commandements of	4
a part of	4
be no process	4
must of necessity	4
the same thing	4
inhabitants of the	4
electors of the	4
chuse the mayor	4
they are in	4
servants of god	4
it would not	4
may be read	4
to the people	4
the next thing	4
may be such	4
men of each	4
of such a	4
and of the	4
the lord gray	4
cautions offered to	4
by the law	4
in his instrument	4
the high sheriff	4
the next day	4
order to the	4
if there were	4
of their choice	4
god and the	4
by a person	4
every ward should	4
to prove the	4
the city were	4
have been taken	4
within the county	4
to the same	4
declarative of the	4
the commonalty of	4
the things of	4
when they have	4
and the court	4
the blood of	4
the representatives of	4
if there be	4
john pas sampled	4
to set up	4
hath been said	4
the will of	4
be never so	4
for it is	4
city for the	4
of thirty eight	4
and sir thomas	4
but by the	4
the one true	4
no more then	4
there hath been	4
in opposition to	4
unto this cause	4
to depone upon	4
would not be	4
have such a	4
that there be	4
day of november	4
in the ensuing	4
council of thirty	4
at our court	4
of king edward	4
vertue of the	4
ready to be	4
confirmation of their	4
not only be	4
some cautions offered	4
government of this	4
that they do	4
this court to	4
for the city	4
and i shall	4
account of the	4
to annul the	4
pas text and	4
power of the	4
of the freeholders	4
the shire of	4
humbly conceive that	4
the justices of	4
and according to	4
that it may	4
they must not	4
depones in answer	4
to be at	4
in the presence	4
that which he	4
of the spirit	4
maintain his own	4
men of london	4
meant by the	4
the man that	4
the same court	4
right honourable william	4
the bond of	4
john pas text	4
of their mayor	4
if they were	4
and sheriffs by	4
discreet men of	4
praeses to be	4
the lords and	4
two of the	4
of the chamber	4
law and reason	4
of electing the	4
men that were	4
i understand not	4
they are the	4
it to be	4
the behalf of	4
so it is	4
the law of	4
he maintain the	4
we are to	4
for the said	4
elect the chief	4
lord gray and	4
i will not	4
their election of	4
at the meeting	4
in their persons	4
for the lords	4
of the provost	4
mildmay and honeywood	4
choosing a praeses	4
no mention made	4
the presence of	4
blun was chosen	4
in the case	4
was by the	4
one true religion	4
a time of	4
for about years	4
barons of the	4
the knights and	4
and george stirling	4
he had taken	4
is made of	4
in it self	4
and we do	4
for that purpose	4
twelve men out	4
no right to	4
of this court	4
it is an	4
and sir francis	4
because he was	4
honourable william harbourd	4
and discreet men	4
and that is	4
near two hundred	4
for want of	4
is pleased to	4
the words of	4
the twelve men	4
in the next	4
have not been	4
to be polled	4
then ordinary help	4
that part of	4
that he might	4
us in the	4
ordinary help from	4
of jesus christ	4
page of the	4
number of men	4
and to be	4
as much as	4
good in law	4
to the whole	4
who have been	4
agreeable to the	4
justices of the	4
there was no	4
not a toleration	4
he tels you	4
that this is	4
the matter of	4
borough of clitheroe	4
in the midst	4
in all things	4
they had been	4
by the defenders	4
year of king	4
to vote proprio	4
mention is made	4
of the paper	4
and in their	4
the county and	4
the safety of	4
knights and principal	4
and james bowdoun	4
county and diocess	4
this it was	4
to make up	4
vertue of their	4
this to be	4
of the gentry	4
gray and the	4
the things that	4
he continued till	4
is founded upon	4
is not an	4
have a vote	4
came to the	4
men of this	4
that the same	4
and such as	4
his people amongst	4
the beginning of	4
make it appear	4
of a commissioner	4
it was in	4
they do not	4
i did not	4
or by vertue	4
of the livery	4
of this honourable	4
belong to the	4
to the liveries	4
well as the	4
in the place	4
commanded our fathers	4
consideration of those	4
of my lord	4
an old counsellor	4
of the great	4
with a great	4
that this was	4
allowed to vote	4
what the cause	4
to prove that	4
and the case	4
ordinance of man	4
lord mayor of	4
him to be	4
that there were	4
of this cause	4
serjeant at law	4
they must be	4
the practice of	4
should be so	4
and it may	4
of twenty five	4
that in the	4
a select number	4
this worlds good	4
borough of bridgwater	4
can be no	4
not in the	4
against the defenders	4
so far as	4
answer to the	4
there might be	4
in the said	4
by their representatives	4
that they can	4
by the plurality	4
and diocess of	4
great charter of	4
not of the	4
of london in	4
and therefore the	4
in the matter	4
county of essex	4
sir francis guybon	4
than two years	4
and not the	4
so that they	4
county of middlesex	4
and may be	4
given at our	4
in the wards	4
maintain the cause	4
in the least	4
in the behalf	4
to joyn with	4
that the complainers	4
in the times	4
court at whitehall	4
diocess of worcester	4
several companies of	4
of law and	4
able and discreet	4
sir thomas darcy	4
the foundation of	4
what is the	4
iohn blun was	4
of the right	4
given to the	4
at whitehall the	4
before the great	4
was not in	4
help from the	4
to the right	4
i crave leave	4
maintaining of the	4
of henry the	4
it is most	4
that is now	4
we do hereby	4
eldest serjeant at	4
the night before	4
therefore they were	4
london and middlesex	4
our court at	4
not an office	4
of this our	4
and county of	3
of twelve men	3
i think there	3
the kings eldest	3
he had no	3
of the peace	3
the most sufficient	3
been taken against	3
representers of the	3
of london merchant	3
by these gentlemen	3
kings eldest serjeant	3
the mayor adjourned	3
that he may	3
of them to	3
be able to	3
of one of	3
they were chosen	3
a certain chosen	3
that the livery	3
to serve as	3
to make it	3
as it hath	3
clerk of the	3
when they were	3
it is for	3
was so chosen	3
to the king	3
shall be a	3
men for the	3
for the barons	3
when the people	3
by a certain	3
if the lord	3
the complainers insisted	3
had no right	3
burgesses and freemen	3
a commissioner for	3
of any of	3
that the witnesses	3
we have a	3
the sheriffs of	3
to be elected	3
case of william	3
monday the th	3
his speech at	3
as a proxie	3
to that which	3
it is strange	3
not to have	3
and the common	3
mayor for the	3
william strode and	3
terms of the	3
be lord mayor	3
be willing to	3
will be a	3
to them to	3
they are not	3
the learned gentlemen	3
the magdalen chappel	3
they ought to	3
the heads of	3
ancient charters examined	3
county of sommerset	3
the lords came	3
a day of	3
the earl of	3
there must be	3
that just subjection	3
being the day	3
when he was	3
chosen members for	3
of parliament for	3
custom of the	3
please to remember	3
the first charter	3
the wards to	3
forfeiture of londons	3
if they are	3
not by the	3
of michell in	3
is the first	3
of the record	3
the force of	3
they would have	3
he hath a	3
of it is	3
the worship of	3
them in the	3
means to establish	3
matters of religion	3
in case they	3
on purpose to	3
the reason of	3
lately one of	3
the objections that	3
god and israel	3
the house was	3
he commanded our	3
heard on monday	3
they are chosen	3
to be done	3
according to law	3
freemen of london	3
to know what	3
case of thomas	3
to be peaceable	3
of bridgwater gent	3
to this effect	3
agreed to be	3
a person then	3
and the rest	3
to the present	3
to them that	3
truly noble lord	3
lord provost of	3
the salvation of	3
in this world	3
maintaining of it	3
returned by the	3
of william coryton	3
the words are	3
be the electors	3
the lord hath	3
speech at the	3
good pleasure of	3
to meet at	3
by some of	3
and contrary to	3
either of the	3
nothing of it	3
be had to	3
as they had	3
they were to	3
know how to	3
to have the	3
most sufficient men	3
two or three	3
under his favour	3
which is so	3
burgesses are such	3
need and require	3
of a burgess	3
but now the	3
as of the	3
common council are	3
humbly crave leave	3
the lords sake	3
chosen by every	3
the scandal of	3
paton and others	3
short and genuine	3
freedom of the	3
has been the	3
after the lords	3
freeholders of that	3
and impudent assertion	3
that they did	3
bears the same	3
in all that	3
for there is	3
for him to	3
for the livery	3
was not the	3
the livery men	3
and not a	3
authority of the	3
to the best	3
gentleman was pleased	3
chuse a mayor	3
keep in the	3
the god of	3
as the onely	3
the bottom of	3
the vote of	3
the freeholders of	3
cannot be denied	3
pleased to say	3
give me leave	3
for them to	3
brave british behaviour	3
and if that	3
is too much	3
you will not	3
on the day	3
then in the	3
as they were	3
knights to serve	3
be pleased to	3
that we do	3
shall not be	3
of the poll	3
against sir eliab	3
after they are	3
argument of law	3
was then in	3
same city for	3
have no vote	3
letter to his	3
a bold and	3
for the election	3
in this our	3
such a root	3
that there may	3
huber text and	3
of what was	3
in matters of	3
practice of the	3
such a man	3
by an act	3
in the lords	3
the clerk of	3
leave to affirm	3
case of sir	3
continued till michaelmass	3
case of a	3
make it a	3
we shall not	3
election at boston	3
there is none	3
sheriffs of the	3
chosen to be	3
of such men	3
point of law	3
interest of the	3
those who have	3
of their former	3
the narrow way	3
nor is there	3
we have already	3
on either side	3
places of the	3
walk in his	3
to the poll	3
it is pretty	3
more able and	3
they should have	3
council of the	3
at their own	3
it shall be	3
desire you to	3
those worthy freeholders	3
their most ancient	3
most ancient charters	3
was against the	3
if any man	3
with the mayor	3
burrough of michell	3
cannot be but	3
in your power	3
several of the	3
the compass of	3
by your lordships	3
and especially in	3
require more then	3
that the question	3
and from thence	3
on the election	3
returned to serve	3
to serve their	3
opinions concerning the	3
and the most	3
never so much	3
votes of their	3
by the majority	3
by the name	3
and if these	3
one of whom	3
that is the	3
county or burrough	3
i should be	3
in the court	3
yet it is	3
by every ward	3
people amongst us	3
and twelve men	3
michell in the	3
and young phisgall	3
of the borough	3
to whom the	3
and this is	3
doubt not but	3
of robert balch	3
london being confirmed	3
they would be	3
that would ensue	3
a man can	3
of richard hutchinson	3
and the like	3
it is necessary	3
cautions to those	3
if we should	3
the question may	3
in the fourth	3
the common councel	3
therefore i shall	3
british behaviour of	3
i desire the	3
lords and master	3
of the petitioners	3
that the election	3
close of their	3
have right to	3
consent of the	3
general pardon to	3
be the peoples	3
bayliffs of the	3
adduced by lord	3
portman and mr	3
of the mysteries	3
according to that	3
the interest of	3
serve in this	3
as they are	3
but what they	3
the said king	3
long before the	3
chuse the chief	3
henry the sixth	3
is for our	3
is not the	3
the defenders oppone	3
of the originals	3
bold and impudent	3
that in this	3
hamilton concerning the	3
at the close	3
for many years	3
were not called	3
the right is	3
up to the	3
members to the	3
of the new	3
inconsistent with the	3
as the maintaining	3
and principal gentlemen	3
published by an	3
the defenders to	3
not that the	3
we are not	3
before the election	3
in the council	3
of election at	3
a person of	3
safety of the	3
the precept to	3
their elections of	3
and his adherents	3
were making up	3
of each company	3
for near two	3
the poors book	3
to their own	3
discussed in a	3
this present parliament	3
the prayer of	3
of their knights	3
to keep the	3
be but a	3
thomas papillon and	3
ever since the	3
of so great	3
progress in reformation	3
honourable fytton gerard	3
seven of the	3
are qualified in	3
that we may	3
desired by the	3
it is agreed	3
as to what	3
should not be	3
the lords returned	3
those who were	3
is the right	3
aldermen of the	3
be a trades	3
commandements of god	3
in the hands	3
being the only	3
person then present	3
the page of	3
it be by	3
part of it	3
the lords maintaining	3
and that it	3
i would not	3
done in this	3
in the worship	3
if you look	3
least to be	3
liberty to elect	3
out of town	3
rest of the	3
lord gray his	3
and the aldermen	3
touching the election	3
to have voted	3
some of them	3
some short and	3
to the custom	3
in huntington library	3
concerning the forfeiture	3
gentleman is pleased	3
toleration of all	3
and yet we	3
the sheriff to	3
i am sure	3
reverend clergy within	3
in the page	3
for a man	3
were to be	3
in the instrument	3
but by assent	3
only to be	3
the whole city	3
and on both	3
either by themselves	3
dean of guild	3
as are qualified	3
to be advanced	3
the lords were	3
the children of	3
within the compass	3
the next parliament	3
members of parliament	3
to do their	3
take away the	3
and to make	3
a house of	3
what he hath	3
think there is	3
thing to be	3
those that chuse	3
is fully debated	3
insist upon the	3
there was none	3
richard hutchinson esq	3
and this honourable	3
as proxie for	3
ought to do	3
we have no	3
of their consciences	3
the votes of	3
the king and	3
serve as burgess	3
are chosen by	3
there are some	3
is our duty	3
meant the common	3
who had been	3
that none should	3
gardner of london	3
so far from	3
the two first	3
on michaelmass day	3
they have taken	3
be with us	3
and master of	3
as burgess for	3
a mans hand	3
point of right	3
the committee appointed	3
fytton gerard esq	3
burgesses and inhabitants	3
the old merchant	3
shall say nothing	3
is not pretended	3
i confess i	3
an ordinance of	3
a confirmation of	3
is not by	3
the midst of	3
of the freemen	3
that would be	3
twentyeth of edward	3
say that the	3
friday the th	3
persons that were	3
tenor and import	3
any such thing	3
william portman and	3
to the word	3
thought to be	3
papillon and john	3
the churches of	3
behaviour of those	3
now they are	3
i shall only	3
in the eighth	3
upon this occasion	3
both hands agreed	3
none of the	3
of the poor	3
london and county	3
as a baron	3
which he could	3
of very great	3
men to be	3
false and calumnious	3
be done in	3
could not but	3
time of his	3
being confirmed by	3
that it would	3
were the common	3
is enough to	3
burgesses for the	3
witnesses adduced by	3
john gardner of	3
here by the	3
you what the	3
objections and answers	3
two years on	3
in this present	3
with their opinions	3
have been by	3
the bishop of	3
in the town	3
committee of elections	3
the writ being	3
have no more	3
to depone anent	3
to alter it	3
the spirit in	3
whereupon no instruments	3
on this ground	3
of this instrument	3
oppone their former	3
could have no	3
the service of	3
should be a	3
it is to	3
and them that	3
defenders to depone	3
in his hand	3
to be barons	3
of the court	3
and john speke	3
sent to the	3
there ought to	3
it was replyed	3
is that which	3
and i conceive	3
basil hamilton concerning	3
sermon preached before	3
for sir eliab	3
by an eye	3
in the churches	3
elections of their	3
there are many	3
apex covantage keyed	3
on monday the	3
to choose by	3
the burgesses and	3
which they were	3
county of cornwall	3
people of england	3
poll was shut	3
in their own	3
sir archibald muir	3
the manner of	3
have to say	3
which he commanded	3
a learned argument	3
the ordinary council	3
cause to the	3
the city should	3
the truly noble	3
the court was	3
be meant the	3
the counsel of	3
huber sampled and	3
it might be	3
it has been	3
the making up	3
their votes in	3
petition of the	3
bond of peace	3
hall to the	3
to poll for	3
day of this	3
proxie to the	3
and these are	3
with the collonel	3
the forfeiture of	3
god in the	3
the room of	3
of their right	3
writing by a	3
be out of	3
of the election	3
the lords being	3
it was duplyed	3
to exclude the	3
gallantry of the	3
is strange to	3
have pleased to	3
answer to lord	3
was to be	3
may be chosen	3
of that city	3
petitioned against by	3
but that it	3
of all religions	3
year of edward	3
should chuse the	3
by the aldermen	3
the committee of	3
we have attained	3
themselves to be	3
from the wards	3
let these my	3
it doth not	3
election to be	3
hall lord provost	3
not at all	3
freedom in the	3
shall be chosen	3
that he should	3
of religion to	3
the wards that	3
place of sir	3
day of may	3
those who had	3
which i shall	3
appears from his	3
thomas christy of	3
a great shout	3
by way of	3
the richest and	3
not made by	3
was the practice	3
to which they	3
by the way	3
their former rights	3
late lord chief	3
now in the	3
answer to that	3
any law made	3
it had been	3
worship of god	3
been time out	3
of the honourable	3
and sir eliab	3
a constant usage	3
certain chosen number	3
do the like	3
one may say	3
i humbly offer	3
pardon to all	3
of thomas christy	3
which the defenders	3
the exercise of	3
the close of	3
may be more	3
years on the	3
and discussed in	3
from the court	3
the peoples right	3
of him to	3
ancient usual elections	3
concerning the election	3
in the very	3
the servants of	3
preached before the	3
election of him	3
wherein the freedom	3
in a sermon	3
we say the	3
and john dubois	3
that shall be	3
aptara keyed and	3
not only to	3
the wayes of	3
now it is	3
it is only	3
is no less	3
commissioner for the	3
the business of	3
we would have	3
the truth of	3
companies of that	3
thought fit to	3
it is more	3
to the publick	3
being a short	3
it is our	3
the continuance of	3
sitting member of	3
hales is pleased	3
they could not	3
is made by	3
who should be	3
and genuine animadversions	3
information for lord	3
spirit in the	3
who had right	3
and good pleasure	3
by john gardner	3
against john weddall	3
elect the lord	3
and alexander campbel	3
at any time	3
same to have	3
just subjection cannot	3
long as the	3
to those that	3
or their deputies	3
this was the	3
unto the lord	3
london in their	3
according to custom	3
cannot be changed	3
in to the	3
according to scripture	3
would fain have	3
the last time	3
the brave british	3
never to be	3
case of richard	3
which it is	3
as to give	3
and the charter	3
the records that	3
it was a	3
that such as	3
in the last	3
that captain baillie	3
of the persons	3
who were chosen	3
that i may	3
with the lords	3
short account of	3
were not chosen	3
and that no	3
clergy within the	3
to that purpose	3
said to have	3
was stated and	3
of common councel	3
is there any	3
this instant january	3
faithfull to the	3
is such a	3
made at the	3
upon their election	3
for the freemen	3
null of it	3
i hope you	3
the age of	3
up the rolls	3
the poll continued	3
to the meeting	3
if they do	3
question may be	3
of the meeting	3
to represent them	3
other persons that	3
members of the	3
and john sandford	3
by the same	3
no sooner was	3
out of it	3
balch of bridgwater	3
that we shall	3
admitted to be	3
of this worlds	3
the pursuers insisted	3
their knights to	3
a proxie to	3
nothing but what	3
hand writing by	3
a praeses to	3
the things which	3
of the one	3
christy of bedford	3
shire of wigton	3
act of a	3
to walk in	3
that they must	3
to any thing	3
the gentleman was	3
will of god	3
to be an	3
to be lord	3
that the charters	3
these gentlemen would	3
for so many	3
lords came in	3
in the common	3
pursuers insisted on	3
would have a	3
that would not	3
john weddall esq	3
even in the	3
in the record	3
is an ordinance	3
it is answered	3
a sermon preached	3
of london being	3
according to this	3
think they are	3
before the honourable	3
they should not	3
that he is	3
is the man	3
will be for	3
to chuse them	3
interrogated by lord	3
the gallantry of	3
gray his speech	3
a short account	3
whom he pleased	3
your power to	3
have taken up	3
did elect the	3
hands agreed to	3
now the kings	3
after which the	3
that the right	3
to this purpose	3
is not less	3
the two old	3
strode and john	3
of londons charter	3
sir eliab had	3
the barons might	3
a man may	3
are not so	3
truth of the	3
the court to	3
of the kings	3
could be no	3
free liberty to	3
upon the tenor	3
men should be	3
james bowdoun baillies	3
them in parliament	3
sir francis roll	3
to his reverend	3
within the said	3
annul the last	3
import of the	3
and the sheriff	3
but a confirmation	3
had not been	3
against by john	3
choice of their	3
was none to	3
since all the	3
where men have	3
the twentyeth of	3
must needs be	3
been by the	3
his reverend clergy	3
and import of	3
to his own	3
in the bond	3
sufficient men of	3
provost of edinburgh	3
did not vote	3
with the truly	3
be but by	3
this cause to	3
they were all	3
of his own	3
it was stated	3
our saviour christ	3
the honourable general	3
that these gentlemen	3
in the of	3
middlesex for the	3
the honourable fytton	3
taken in short	3
other part of	3
to do the	3
the habit of	3
to shew that	3
subjection cannot be	3
james m clurg	3
the town council	3
up the number	3
elect the mayor	3
to the lords	3
make use of	3
to be more	3
what is best	3
robert balch of	3
but on the	3
choice of two	3
there could be	3
case of robert	3
by their own	3
covantage keyed and	3
of the country	3
their opinions concerning	3
of this colonie	3
of those worthy	3
learned argument of	3
such as shall	3
in the th	3
to the government	3
have a right	3
the collonel with	3
is the duty	3
amongst us is	3
named in the	3
they would not	3
is pretty sure	3
of aldermen of	3
member of the	3
the said writ	3
to your lordships	3
of this instant	3
made at guild	3
by john higginson	3
every one of	3
and inhabitants of	3
duty to god	3
the noble lord	3
and require more	3
will come to	3
a choice of	3
original in huntington	3
the legality of	3
mentioned in the	3
on both hands	3
that the wards	3
magistrats and office	3
the protestant religion	3
the duke of	3
all the common	3
hath been the	3
of any thing	3
th of march	3
of necessity be	3
in the other	3
as soon as	3
the third of	3
taken against the	3
a certain number	3
where there is	3
of the land	3
all they have	3
burgess for malden	3
a very good	3
the defenders election	3
the gentleman is	3
to be summoned	3
complainers insisted on	3
we read of	3
for that effect	3
the same place	3
the work of	3
who are not	3
i shall now	3
marked in the	3
the other part	3
only by the	3
i doubt not	3
taken up arms	3
year of the	3
tyranny and slavery	3
that sir eliab	3
it was against	2
writ being read	2
for the collonel	2
of them is	2
they are called	2
the aforesaid richard	2
foreigners may be	2
to pitch upon	2
more of that	2
time of election	2
to the oath	2
be for the	2
the lord would	2
of the children	2
the eight extraordinarie	2