quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	112
characters represented either as	50
represented either as utf	50
the north and west	32
the bank of england	32
the terms of creative	29
phase i text is	29
the text can be	29
keyboarded and encoded edition	29
the early english books	29
terms of creative commons	29
from proquest page images	29
this phase i text	29
for keying and markup	29
according to the terms	29
coded from proquest page	29
support to the early	29
text and markup reviewed	29
to the terms of	29
the work described above	29
owned by the institutions	29
encoded edition of the	29
keyed and coded from	29
institutions providing financial support	29
edition of the work	29
markup reviewed and edited	29
english books online text	29
to the early english	29
financial support to the	29
providing financial support to	29
online text creation partnership	29
and coded from proquest	29
text can be copied	29
books online text creation	29
all without asking permission	29
text is available for	29
work described above is	29
is available for reuse	29
images scanned from microfilm	29
and markup reviewed and	29
tcp assigned for keying	29
described above is co	29
by the institutions providing	29
assigned for keying and	29
even for commercial purposes	29
this keyboarded and encoded	29
the institutions providing financial	29
encoded text transcribed from	29
i text is available	29
and encoded edition of	29
of the work described	29
that can be made	26
a second or later	25
errors will remain and	25
made about the data	25
to the keyers to	25
creation partnership web site	25
accurately transcribed and encoded	25
the text encoding initiative	25
print record of the	25
accuracy and those which	25
within the usual project	25
encoded texts based on	25
the tei in libraries	25
process of creating the	25
divided into two phases	25
to simplify the filling	25
or elements to simplify	25
texts have been issued	25
and available in eebo	25
were corrected where possible	25
mnemonic sdata character entities	25
true nature of the	25
general aim of eebo	25
and encoded texts based	25
to page images in	25
have been looked at	25
p using tcp tei	25
all likelihood such instances	25
intended to range over	25
text creation partnership web	25
never have been looked	25
to external keying companies	25
works in english were	25
sometimes a second or	25
in mind that in	25
gaps by user contributors	25
project was divided into	25
transcription and basic encoding	25
marked as illegible were	25
large quantities of textual	25
to range over a	25
for accuracy and those	25
or tei g elements	25
were encoded as gap	25
the public domain as	25
these texts for their	25
by converting tcp files	25
and attribution is given	25
in oxford and michigan	25
new cambridge bibliography of	25
there are a number	25
partnership between the universities	25
over a wide variety	25
restraints of time and	25
works in other languages	25
users should bear in	25
into the public domain	25
of tcp data is	25
encoding based on the	25
are a number of	25
the process of creating	25
looked at by a	25
request that due credit	25
by university of nebraska	25
was intended to range	25
files to tei p	25
and those which did	25
external keying companies for	25
and or corrected and	25
to encode one copy	25
respectfully request that due	25
be marked as illegible	25
editions of a works	25
between the universities of	25
such instances will never	25
by a tcp editor	25
proquest via their early	25
possible up to a	25
attribution is given to	25
simplify the filling in	25
proquest to create accurately	25
issued variously as sgml	25
proofread for accuracy and	25
range over a wide	25
elements to simplify the	25
were sent to external	25
have been released into	25
images in accordance with	25
data is very good	25
released into the public	25
tcp is to encode	25
gap elements of known	25
texts were encoded and	25
the universities of michigan	25
understanding these processes should	25
mainly structural encoding based	25
at by a tcp	25
edition of a work	25
level of the tei	25
characters or elements to	25
and some readable characters	25
meet qa standards were	25
keying and markup guidelines	25
phase of the project	25
accordance with level of	25
take and use these	25
the overall quality of	25
some readable characters will	25
produce large quantities of	25
readable characters will be	25
created during phase of	25
public domain as of	25
universities of michigan and	25
should make clear that	25
are available at the	25
each text was proofread	25
will remain and some	25
if there was a	25
tei in libraries guidelines	25
unicode or tei g	25
of each text was	25
returned to the keyers	25
with level of the	25
linked to page images	25
and linked to page	25
a limit of instances	25
that due credit and	25
anyone can now take	25
a wide variety of	25
was based on the	25
did not meet qa	25
credit and attribution is	25
assurance was then carried	25
encoded and linked to	25
assumptions that can be	25
based on the image	25
in english were prioritized	25
quantities of textual data	25
number of works in	25
likelihood such instances will	25
where possible up to	25
remain and some readable	25
therefore of any assumptions	25
as illegible were corrected	25
reason to do so	25
known extent have been	25
is given to their	25
of the tei in	25
published between and available	25
created by converting tcp	25
encoding was enhanced and	25
or later edition of	25
placeholder characters or elements	25
in all likelihood such	25
text with mnemonic sdata	25
a works in english	25
variety of subject areas	25
opposed to critical editions	25
texts for their own	25
of instances per text	25
tcp files to tei	25
image sets published by	25
as opposed to critical	25
enhanced and or corrected	25
creating the tcp texts	25
sent to external keying	25
been transformed into placeholder	25
the usual project restraints	25
illegibles were encoded as	25
can now take and	25
were encoded and linked	25
included and sometimes a	25
michigan and oxford and	25
elements of known extent	25
given to their original	25
not meet qa standards	25
to produce large quantities	25
tcp project was divided	25
although there are a	25
on the image sets	25
those which did not	25
be made about the	25
title published between and	25
publisher proquest to create	25
their works are eligible	25
the text creation partnership	25
project restraints of time	25
the publisher proquest to	25
a number of works	25
the encoding was enhanced	25
changes to facilitate morpho	25
in accordance with level	25
the true nature of	25
published by proquest via	25
limit of instances per	25
whichever is the greater	25
editorial teams in oxford	25
and therefore of any	25
guidelines are available at	25
of the print record	25
standards were returned to	25
is a partnership between	25
quality of tcp data	25
that in all likelihood	25
been looked at by	25
first editions of a	25
the image sets published	25
while the overall quality	25
based on the new	25
available at the text	25
image sets were sent	25
text selection was based	25
between and available in	25
should be aware of	25
aware of the process	25
keyers to be redone	25
reflect the true nature	25
can be made about	25
the project have been	25
and markup guidelines are	25
works are eligible for	25
keying companies for transcription	25
of every monographic english	25
the filling in of	25
a compelling reason to	25
be aware of the	25
their early english books	25
been released into the	25
processes should make clear	25
tcp aimed to produce	25
to create diplomatic transcriptions	25
notably latin and welsh	25
record of the period	25
and characters marked as	25
is to encode one	25
were returned to the	25
textual data within the	25
with mnemonic sdata character	25
nature of the print	25
via their early english	25
illegible were corrected where	25
but we respectfully request	25
of the texts have	25
a partnership between the	25
text was proofread for	25
was enhanced and or	25
overall quality of tcp	25
any assumptions that can	25
sets published by proquest	25
and oxford and the	25
selection was intended to	25
for transcription and basic	25
characters will be marked	25
corrected where possible up	25
users should be aware	25
transcribed and encoded texts	25
chosen if there was	25
language title published between	25
now take and use	25
been issued variously as	25
a work was chosen	25
bibliography of english literature	25
during phase of the	25
at the text creation	25
by editorial teams in	25
oxford and the publisher	25
for an anonymous work	25
any remaining illegibles were	25
will be marked as	25
remaining illegibles were encoded	25
create accurately transcribed and	25
will never have been	25
of the process of	25
work was chosen if	25
of a work was	25
data within the usual	25
domain as of january	25
tcp data is very	25
was divided into two	25
or for an anonymous	25
for their own purposes	25
and sometimes a second	25
encoded as gap s	25
we respectfully request that	25
was chosen if there	25
was then carried out	25
ascii text with mnemonic	25
mind that in all	25
teams in oxford and	25
carried out by editorial	25
quality assurance was then	25
to tei p using	25
into placeholder characters or	25
of time and funding	25
structural encoding based on	25
to a limit of	25
with changes to facilitate	25
to their original source	25
page images in accordance	25
of michigan and oxford	25
text strings within braces	25
therefore chose to create	25
unicode or text strings	25
the print record of	25
instances will never have	25
tcp is a partnership	25
characters marked as illegible	25
to reflect the true	25
of known extent have	25
by proquest via their	25
companies for transcription and	25
usual project restraints of	25
tei p using tcp	25
use these texts for	25
which did not meet	25
texts created during phase	25
and use these texts	25
of textual data within	25
later edition of a	25
wide variety of subject	25
on the new cambridge	25
usually the first edition	25
are eligible for inclusion	25
transformed into placeholder characters	25
selection was based on	25
sets were sent to	25
was proofread for accuracy	25
and the publisher proquest	25
in of gaps by	25
of any assumptions that	25
up to a limit	25
of creating the tcp	25
of a works in	25
then their works are	25
of works in other	25
there was a compelling	25
copies of the texts	25
bear in mind that	25
project have been released	25
out by editorial teams	25
the keyers to be	25
filling in of gaps	25
the texts were encoded	25
then carried out by	25
cambridge bibliography of english	25
extent have been transformed	25
aimed to produce large	25
and therefore chose to	25
based on the text	25
processed by university of	25
the new cambridge bibliography	25
chose to create diplomatic	25
due credit and attribution	25
should bear in mind	25
some errors will remain	25
to create accurately transcribed	25
compelling reason to do	25
texts based on the	25
on the text encoding	25
have been issued variously	25
second or later edition	25
or text strings within	25
these processes should make	25
was a compelling reason	25
converting tcp files to	25
of the project have	25
have been transformed into	25
the texts have been	25
corrected and characters marked	25
the general aim of	25
qa standards were returned	25
or corrected and characters	25
markup guidelines are available	25
of gaps by user	25
ocm this keyboarded and	23
of our reign the	22
and of our reign	22
of our privy council	22
clerk of the pipe	21
in the time of	21
r ocm this keyboarded	21
given under our signet	21
estc r ocm this	21
the eleven home counties	20
global keyed and coded	19
spi global keyed and	19
the rest of the	19
iv tiff page image	19
and the rest of	17
the original in the	17
successors of andrew anderson	17
and successors of andrew	17
of the original in	17
reproduction of the original	17
the heirs and successors	17
heirs and successors of	17
by the heirs and	17
printed by the heirs	17
our signet at edinburgh	16
printer to his most	16
under our signet at	16
the rest of england	16
commons assembled in parliament	15
the clerk of the	14
the house of commons	14
notes for div a	14
with the rest of	13
summons of the pipe	13
ways and means of	13
the summons of the	13
god save the king	13
and commons assembled in	12
original in the national	12
b wing s estc	12
in the great roll	12
national library of scotland	12
wing s estc r	12
the national library of	12
s estc r ocm	12
under the great seal	12
in the national library	12
reproduction of original in	12
by the grace of	11
shillings in the pound	11
the grace of god	11
means of supplying the	11
and means of supplying	11
defender of the faith	11
the accompts of the	11
sheriffs in that part	11
our sheriffs in that	11
of the bank of	11
trustees of the land	10
part of the kingdom	10
macers of our privy	10
the jurors aforesaid do	10
lords of our privy	10
the lords of our	10
iv tiff page images	10
his most excellent majesty	10
the statute of h	10
four shillings in the	10
to his most excellent	10
we charge you strictly	9
excise on beer and	9
one thousand six hundred	9
pass to the mercat	9
mona logarbo text and	9
john pas sampled and	9
jurors aforesaid do say	9
mona logarbo sampled and	9
logarbo sampled and proofread	9
per actum dominorum secreti	9
pas text and markup	9
from time to time	9
presents to be printed	9
pas sampled and proofread	9
logarbo text and markup	9
ye pass to the	9
john pas text and	9
reddit compotum de l	9
the great roll of	9
and xml conversion a	9
and we charge you	9
actum dominorum secreti concilii	9
tenth part of the	8
it may not be	8
on beer and ale	8
clerks of the pipe	8
the time of king	8
and ordains these presents	8
and the jurors aforesaid	8
of four shillings in	8
these our letters seen	8
advice of the lords	8
the profits of the	8
of the lords of	8
revenue of the crown	8
to macers of our	8
ordains these presents to	8
signet at edinburgh the	8
with advice of the	8
these presents to be	8
of supplying the war	8
the lords and commons	8
our will is herefore	8
of england and wales	8
the firme of the	8
of supplying the government	8
that incontinent these our	8
produce of each county	8
incontinent these our letters	8
bank of england aforesaid	8
the trustees of the	7
with the eleven home	7
three shilling six pennies	7
counties of england and	7
by the heir of	7
the excise on beer	7
compared with the rest	7
the great seal of	7
stewartries within this kingdom	7
the twentieth day of	7
blank spaces in text	7
of his majesties revenue	7
william by the grace	7
king charles the first	7
the th of march	7
to be paid in	7
the time of h	7
great seal of england	7
and sir paul pinder	7
under the pain of	7
the kings most excellent	7
firme of the county	7
upon the great roll	7
the cause of the	7
which is about a	7
intentional blank spaces in	7
to the kings most	7
directors of the bank	7
our name and authority	7
high treasurer of england	7
three fourths of the	7
in the assessment of	7
that made up the	7
a great part of	7
printed by the heir	7
at the same time	7
lords and commons assembled	7
by way of loane	7
a tenth part of	7
heir of andrew anderson	7
the act of parliament	7
the use of the	7
of the sheriffs accompts	7
the heir of andrew	7
the directors of the	7
we with advice of	7
of the several shires	7
the firma de proficuis	7
great roll of the	7
reddit compotum de marc	7
the crown of england	6
estc r this keyboarded	6
reign the eight year	6
pound weight of silver	6
hundred and forty thousand	6
the counties of england	6
of king charles the	6
in the north and	6
covantage keyed and coded	6
of seventy six thousand	6
apex covantage keyed and	6
summe of fourty thousand	6
sum of seventy six	6
in the pound rate	6
the course of the	6
of the lords and	6
ordered by the commons	6
lord high treasurer of	6
at head of text	6
the death of the	6
to the rest of	6
firme post terras datas	6
in the act of	6
due to the king	6
arms at head of	6
in the number of	6
in the house of	6
his most sacred majesty	6
the time of the	6
of sir william courten	6
the ways and means	6
an ordinance of the	6
of the pipe and	6
of his majesties court	6
and stewartries within this	6
the pound weight of	6
upon the whole matter	6
and as to the	6
one hundred and forty	6
of each of each	6
r this keyboarded and	6
the same shall be	6
upon beer and ale	6
the th year of	6
in our name and	6
at three shilling six	6
our reign the eight	6
of fourty thousand pounds	6
of the house of	6
sworn clerks of the	6
to his most sacred	6
the custody of the	6
burghs of the several	6
shilling six pennies scots	6
kings most excellent majesty	6
royal arms at head	6
the charge of the	5
of england at grocers	5
in the aid of	5
each of each of	5
northern and western counties	5
the kings certain revenue	5
for advancing by way	5
of original in the	5
by virtue of the	5
firma de proficuo comitatus	5
aid upon land was	5
the original text notes	5
the beginning of the	5
one hundred and fifty	5
and to the end	5
hundred thousand pounds yearly	5
for as much as	5
revenue in the exchequer	5
answered to the king	5
the sworn clerks of	5
the books of hearth	5
of sir thomas fairfax	5
the lord high treasurer	5
money in proportion to	5
the kings of england	5
of the publick revenue	5
alarum to the counties	5
by a pound rate	5
that such of the	5
county pays in the	5
for a long time	5
into the exannual roll	5
the office of the	5
the making of this	5
the clerks of the	5
advancing by way of	5
and tenths of the	5
in the quarterly poll	5
cause of the death	5
each county pays in	5
of the death of	5
the said act of	5
his majesties court of	5
thousand six hundred and	5
of the sheriffs firmes	5
about a tenth part	5
the number of houses	5
majesties court of exchequer	5
the treasurers at warre	5
by the statute of	5
of the statute of	5
the earl of carlisle	5
for the time being	5
what each county pays	5
seventy six thousand pounds	5
to the counties of	5
government of the church	5
that none pretend ignorance	5
an alarum to the	5
book of the exchequer	5
the northern and western	5
into the office of	5
the revenue of the	5
every pound weight of	5
in the presence of	5
death of the bank	5
the court of exchequer	5
north and western counties	5
ordinance of the lords	5
and regulators of the	5
tenths of the clergy	5
such person or persons	5
a proclamation discharging forraign	5
from the original text	5
the service of the	5
roll of the pipe	5
the state of the	5
of each county in	5
regulators of the publick	5
of gold and silver	5
bank of england at	5
for the most part	5
of the said island	5
the late king james	5
of the date the	5
in the single poll	5
the latter end of	5
the advantage of the	5
the benefit of the	5
have thought fit to	5
of money in proportion	5
two hundred thousand pounds	5
to the crown of	5
printer to the kings	5
any of the said	5
the annual revenue of	5
the summe of fourty	5
in the nature of	5
we with advice foresaid	5
original text notes for	5
text notes for div	5
not be amiss to	4
at making the text	4
of the bank aforesaid	4
our reign the ninth	4
the auditors of the	4
text more computationally tractable	4
that part of the	4
that preserves archaic forms	4
that support the display	4
professional end users from	4
has not been fully	4
and queenes of this	4
a standardized format that	4
standardized format that preserves	4
and linguistically annotated with	4
users from many walks	4
the statute of rutland	4
the collection of the	4
rents that made up	4
and a half per	4
reign the ninth year	4
accompt of all such	4
proclamation discharging forraign copper	4
been fully proofread approx	4
late archbishop of canterburies	4
the text more computationally	4
text is an enriched	4
xml conversion a proclamation	4
in the summons of	4
profits of the county	4
pound weight of gold	4
english short title catalog	4
annual revenue of the	4
the behalf of the	4
our reign the seventh	4
and after the said	4
for the service of	4
the assizes held at	4
in the hands of	4
the text the author	4
none may pretend ignorance	4
approved by the senate	4
the said statute of	4
in the english short	4
collaborative curation by amateur	4
out of the said	4
whom the sum of	4
a profitable adventure for	4
in process of time	4
aim at making the	4
text r in the	4
great sums of money	4
that the north and	4
persons to whom the	4
the english short title	4
the body of the	4
crosses of the remanent	4
concerning the manner of	4
at the rate of	4
making of this act	4
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the publick revenue in	4
from many walks of	4
this our antient kingdom	4
author or stationer meant	4
the antient course of	4
the display of a	4
enriched version of the	4
reign the second year	4
adventure for the fortunate	4
of a text in	4
in the late archbishop	4
by the commons assembled	4
said act of parliament	4
of the late king	4
a true copie of	4
text has been tokenized	4
a tryal of witches	4
of the reign of	4
the commons assembled in	4
and xml conversion proclamation	4
display of a text	4
true copie of some	4
to be given out	4
at the beginning of	4
held at bury st	4
office of our remembrancer	4
spellings that support the	4
of the persons to	4
removed out of the	4
which ought to be	4
part of the whole	4
any sum of money	4
is an enriched version	4
is to be paid	4
an enriched version of	4
the senate the th	4
r in the english	4
period of the sheriffs	4
and there in our	4
of the common burthen	4
assizes held at bury	4
of the sworn clerks	4
on the behalf of	4
the revenue of first	4
of the tcp digital	4
amateur and professional end	4
metadata enrichments aim at	4
a text in a	4
end users from many	4
archbishop of canterburies studie	4
of lords and commons	4
tokenized and linguistically annotated	4
of sterling silver made	4
to have the custody	4
the rate of the	4
this text has not	4
and xml conversion an	4
to the payment of	4
one hundred thousand pounds	4
the sum of seventy	4
as custos or bayly	4
sheriffs firmes from the	4
and to the mercat	4
and we do hereby	4
restoring the text the	4
many walks of life	4
or any part thereof	4
or out of what	4
annotation includes standard spellings	4
of the true value	4
found in the late	4
fourths of the kingdom	4
support the display of	4
publick revenue in the	4
year ending th september	4
by act of parliament	4
our reign the second	4
charged upon the sheriffs	4
to be raised on	4
in the same manner	4
of the lord treasurer	4
includes standard spellings that	4
format that preserves archaic	4
aim at restoring the	4
year of our lord	4
version of the tcp	4
and fifty thousand tickets	4
the power of the	4
for the use of	4
has been tokenized and	4
linguistically annotated with morphadorner	4
the text has been	4
the first day of	4
stationer meant to publish	4
reign the seventh year	4
the annotation includes standard	4
at the end of	4
a third part of	4
and metadata enrichments aim	4
first fruits and tenths	4
the first year of	4
the office of our	4
barons of the exchequer	4
course of the exchequer	4
the author or stationer	4
debts of the crown	4
revisors and regulators of	4
in a great measure	4
there in our name	4
by the senate the	4
part of his majesties	4
papers found in the	4
the late archbishop of	4
by amateur and professional	4
changes and metadata enrichments	4
text the author or	4
the court of wards	4
of text r in	4
a short treatise touching	4
such of the persons	4
written out to the	4
this text is an	4
all manner of persons	4
treatise touching sheriffs accompts	4
at restoring the text	4
sum of money in	4
auditors of the revenue	4
from the time of	4
shires and stewartries within	4
a pound rate of	4
senate the th of	4
due to the crown	4
and sole remedy of	4
have the custody of	4
bank at exeter exchange	4
rest of the barons	4
and suitable for network	4
short treatise touching sheriffs	4
the year of our	4
to the end that	4
my soul and conscience	4
text has not been	4
in an assessment of	4
may not be amiss	4
in a standardized format	4
and the first fruits	4
the king in his	4
at this day the	4
the persons to whom	4
as chance shall determine	4
enrichments aim at making	4
pound of sterling silver	4
at the assizes held	4
under the title of	4
that part of his	4
the same to be	4
not been fully proofread	4
and professional end users	4
year of the reign	4
some papers found in	4
to his own use	4
hundred and fifty thousand	4
textual changes and metadata	4
accompts in the exchequer	4
of all such persons	4
been tokenized and linguistically	4
that none may pretend	4
the true value of	4
one and thirty years	4
of his native countrey	4
aptara keyed and coded	4
gentlemen of the jury	4
charged in the great	4
based collaborative curation by	4
to take care for	4
at edinburgh the twenty	4
or a true copie	4
text in a standardized	4
paid to the king	4
the tcp digital transcription	4
pound rate of s	4
to whom the sum	4
of some papers found	4
of the kings late	4
the sheriffs firmes from	4
or stationer meant to	4
three pound five shilling	4
from and after the	4
the silver scots crown	4
of the of march	4
we give to our	4
concerning the collection of	4
english crowns and half	4
a patent of the	4
copie of some papers	4
body of the county	4
standard spellings that support	4
changes aim at restoring	4
be paid to the	4
of the remanent head	4
textual changes aim at	4
and approved by the	4
curation by amateur and	4
profitable adventure for the	4
kings and queenes of	4
a proposal for raising	4
by the most excellent	4
each county according to	4
for ever to be	4
a more moderate interest	3
put out of charge	3
extraordinary occasions haue vsed	3
benefits and ten pound	3
proportion to what fund	3
they were answered in	3
to the course of	3
in the exchequer at	3
the act of oblivion	3
a proclamation appointing some	3
each county paid in	3
fourteen hundred thousand pound	3
in those actions which	3
a million on a	3
qvi mal y pense	3
whose accompts are excepted	3
for which the sheriff	3
the common preseruation both	3
with any sum of	3
with the assistance of	3
as not only to	3
of the most excellent	3
the th of june	3
firmes and gross summs	3
thousand six hundred eighty	3
raised on a duty	3
the said court of	3
setling one hundred thousand	3
tyes you to ayde	3
and for as much	3
and other officers of	3
revenue annexed to the	3
each county in y	3
the mercat cross of	3
the pipe and the	3
in the accompts of	3
out to the sheriff	3
the laws of assize	3
left to be only	3
also of supplying the	3
rents of his county	3
act anent the half	3
in relation to the	3
william courten and his	3
and to be paid	3
the king to have	3
concerning the chauntry rents	3
petition of walter devereux	3
than at a distance	3
of the clerk of	3
either to resort to	3
the execution of the	3
soit qvi mal y	3
the auditors and receivers	3
bank did consist of	3
a fund of interest	3
by a proclamation of	3
proclamation discharging english clipt	3
at a more moderate	3
actions which haue no	3
the command of sir	3
excepted in the act	3
of ten pound apiece	3
which together with the	3
charged upon the sheriff	3
it was in firme	3
in matter of erecting	3
a proclamation discharging english	3
all such persons whose	3
government with any sum	3
letter to a member	3
the government with any	3
the laws of england	3
in the office of	3
to be knowne for	3
relating to the same	3
the king and parliament	3
sole remedy of england	3
to the mercat cross	3
pound rate upon land	3
not only to be	3
was due to the	3
the officers of our	3
aid of four shillings	3
third part of the	3
the reversions of the	3
with the proceedings upon	3
a member of parliament	3
his majesties receipt of	3
any part thereof is	3
be paid as chance	3
shall think fit to	3
the payment of one	3
perry and edward noel	3
of which the king	3
to pass at three	3
revenue of the county	3
the seventh day of	3
of the said statute	3
commissioners for the exchequer	3
of the articles established	3
care for your safeties	3
and appointing the scots	3
the said william courten	3
for the term of	3
of ever blessed memory	3
the general rental of	3
be imported or made	3
for crying down the	3
th year of the	3
consist of money alone	3
the entire firme de	3
realme vpon extraordinary occasions	3
in the excise on	3
be brought into the	3
million on a fund	3
it will not be	3
lover of his native	3
of the court of	3
to pass at the	3
your safeties and welfare	3
that in the year	3
for the county of	3
the proceedings upon two	3
and your petitioners shall	3
of the people are	3
if such bank did	3
the defence of the	3
army under the command	3
erecting a profitable adventure	3
down the silver scots	3
be amiss to take	3
a retrospect into the	3
bolletines of two ducats	3
the great roll was	3
and it is further	3
of what shall be	3
tickets or bolletines of	3
old merk and half	3
with the oath of	3
shilling scots pieces to	3
which seems to be	3
ought not to be	3
be raised on a	3
late revenues and debts	3
the pound rate of	3
whole number of tickets	3
gold and silver to	3
be received in all	3
comitatus post terras datas	3
the maintenance of the	3
said sir matthew hale	3
divers summs of money	3
the appeal of sir	3
vpon extraordinary occasions haue	3
silver to be current	3
blanks and benefitted tickets	3
the rest of his	3
we greet you well	3
mercat cross of edinburgh	3
for the ease of	3
raised to three pound	3
parliament for advancing by	3
of publication suggested by	3
course of that court	3
pound rate of four	3
articles established by the	3
necessary to be knowne	3
for murdering the bank	3
touching the speedy calling	3
sir william courten and	3
a pound rate upon	3
take care for your	3
most of the lands	3
million two hundred thousand	3
of two ducats each	3
that shall be drawn	3
to their former rates	3
petition of george carew	3
and five shilling scots	3
that the kings and	3
wherein will the kings	3
of those vicontiel rents	3
the term of one	3
great part of the	3
crying down the english	3
the kings and queenes	3
portlands gaines by suits	3
be knowne for the	3
executors of george dashwood	3
accomptable in the exchequer	3
customes of former times	3
some time or other	3
ways and means to	3
allay of sterling silver	3
use of in this	3
the old scots merk	3
appointing some forraigne species	3
the army under the	3
of the commissioners for	3
the black book of	3
member of parliament for	3
and xml conversion the	3
in the latter end	3
the said clerk of	3
retrospect into the kings	3
proclamation appointing some forraigne	3
committee of lords and	3
to accompt of all	3
both their hands then	3
appeal of sir robert	3
entire firme de proficuis	3
given out for so	3
puts this text in	3
made use of to	3
a lover of his	3
in proportion to what	3
ducatdouns and old scots	3
to be paid to	3
persons whose accompts are	3
written by the honourable	3
a translation of the	3
pieces to pass at	3
god we hold ouer	3
may not be improper	3
bushels to the barrel	3
concilii god save the	3
y pense royal blazon	3
the speedy calling to	3
chance shall determine in	3
to be paid as	3
this our realme vpon	3
prove the bank of	3
how they were answered	3
our lyon king at	3
county paid in the	3
oath of abjuration for	3
as that soueraignty which	3
in the custody of	3
category of texts with	3
the same into the	3
a half per annum	3
after the rate of	3
title of firma comitatus	3
of the money by	3
transcription a of text	3
summs of money which	3
any five of them	3
coyn to be imported	3
anent the half ducatdouns	3
petitions presented to his	3
magistracy of revisors and	3
kings of this realm	3
and every of them	3
for payment of the	3
and old scots merk	3
charge you strictly and	3
charged upon the revenue	3
fifty thousand tickets or	3
the spanish and dutch	3
the officers of the	3
the church of rome	3
to the service of	3
of the profits of	3
to pay the same	3
the honour of the	3
payment of sir thomas	3
of to pay interest	3
forthwith printed and published	3
and the late lord	3
some of the clerks	3
so the jurors aforesaid	3
a proclamation for opening	3
fees for execution of	3
what each county paid	3
clipt english money to	3
and so the jurors	3
the county of suffolk	3
to three shillings scots	3
one million two hundred	3
pense royal blazon or	3
resort to those contributions	3
use of to pay	3
diev et mon droit	3
de firma de corpore	3
on a fund of	3
to the aportionment of	3
money at a more	3
an essay upon ways	3
a letter to a	3
patent of the first	3
subjects of this kingdom	3
according to the statute	3
holder with money at	3
of the receipt of	3
the english milned crowns	3
those actions which haue	3
to be imported or	3
an account of the	3
statute of and e	3
to make up the	3
to the appeal of	3
surviving executors of george	3
justices of the peace	3
of sir robert dashwood	3
coyned in ireland by	3
with money at a	3
to what fund shall	3
shall determine in course	3
amiss to take notice	3
payment of the said	3
by a monthly assessment	3
they were written out	3
into his majesties receipt	3
in pursuance of the	3
according to the antient	3
act of parliament for	3
of one and thirty	3
forraigne species of gold	3
and at the same	3
excise were laid upon	3
upon land was by	3
in a condition to	3
command of sir thomas	3
be currant at the	3
firmes charged upon the	3
said statute of h	3
the sheriffs firmes and	3
to the king by	3
be paid in course	3
the city of london	3
kings late revenues and	3
and summs of money	3
which haue no other	3
of parliament for settling	3
proposal for raising a	3
translation of the articles	3
to which is added	3
rate of four shillings	3
crying down the silver	3
thousand tickets or bolletines	3
of this our realme	3
haue no other end	3
by the act of	3
to ayde and assist	3
and stopping the taking	3
this sort of credit	3
such persons as shall	3
from year to year	3
wisdom of a parliament	3
or bolletines of two	3
the manner of collecting	3
proclamation for calling down	3
blazon or coat of	3
advantage of the king	3
john perry and edward	3
not pardoned as aforesaid	3
half ducatdouns and old	3
for one million two	3
the four shilling aid	3
established by the most	3
down the french three	3
of in this kingdom	3
term of one and	3
digital transcription a of	3
where the people are	3
for raising a million	3
be discharged of all	3
to be currant at	3
if an excise were	3
into the kings certain	3
made up the sheriffs	3
in the name of	3
order of the barons	3
speedy calling to accompt	3
the last session of	3
mal y pense royal	3
annexed to the crown	3
out of the exchequer	3
weight and allay of	3
by the late king	3
the presidents and customes	3
on the th of	3
english milned crowns and	3
accompts of the receivers	3
in the presidents and	3
the late lord treasurer	3
the most excellent magistracy	3
money to be currant	3
the end of the	3
said court of exchequer	3
for calling down the	3
upon ways and means	3
will make money plenty	3
said clerk of the	3
the auditours of his	3
pass at three shilling	3
they will be answerable	3
or made use of	3
i am sure i	3
vsed either to resort	3
pieces to three shillings	3
supplying the government with	3
in the middle of	3
parliament for settling guineas	3
an order of the	3
to be only made	3
to resort to those	3
proportion of the common	3
several shires and stewartries	3
the saids english crowns	3
survey of his majesties	3
then and there languishing	3
proclamation for crying down	3
knowne for the common	3
of the said court	3
of this present ordinance	3
calling to accompt of	3
an excise were laid	3
be forthwith printed and	3
and allowing and crying	3
down the english milned	3
a proclamation declaring old	3
original in the british	3
to a member of	3
species of gold and	3
fund shall be settled	3
the aid of s	3
the benefitted tickets are	3
the rate of three	3
in the execution of	3
and hence it is	3
part of the revenue	3
made use of in	3
to be forthwith delivered	3
a fond of revenue	3
to our lyon king	3
in the british library	3
to the first ticket	3
of revisors and regulators	3
hauing obserued in the	3
with advice of our	3
it is further ordained	3
upon an equal foot	3
only made use of	3
are excepted in the	3
this text in the	3
undertakers and their representatives	3
capable also of supplying	3
as well as the	3
at the saids rates	3
black book of the	3
such bank did consist	3
but more capable also	3
firme de proficuis comitatus	3
we hold ouer you	3
north and west are	3
for our better information	3
to pay the said	3
sir samuel dashwood kt	3
which the king to	3
milned crowns and half	3
westminster and middlesex are	3
by the honourable sir	3
matter of erecting a	3
be charged in the	3
six hundred eighty six	3
haue vsed either to	3
account of the kings	3
under the command of	3
be given out for	3
firma de corpore comitatus	3
the articles established by	3
pieces to their former	3
the tenth part of	3
a duty on malt	3
the rate of defects	3
his majesties service therein	3
and three hundred thousand	3
the said sir matthew	3
and not in the	3
the pound of sterling	3
of the clerks of	3
the exchequer at venice	3
made into one hundred	3
year of king charles	3
to the king as	3
a of text r	3
of the value of	3
of the trustees of	3
of duety tyes you	3
than if such bank	3
for your safeties and	3
calling down the french	3
officers of our mint	3
only to be easie	3
paid out of the	3
upon the ways and	3
in other parts of	3
under the survey of	3
proclamation discharging all english	3
the lord chief baron	3
and that the said	3
in parliament for advancing	3
county in y e	3
tcp digital transcription a	3
to the statute of	3
to reduce it to	3
all the kings rents	3
by a lover of	3
of money alone without	3
every person or persons	3
the number of hearths	3
excellent magistracy of revisors	3
remaining in the custody	3
to the kings revenue	3
their oaths do say	3
imported or made use	3
most excellent magistracy of	3
bond of duety tyes	3
proclamation crying down the	3
essay upon ways and	3
was raised to three	3
as soon as the	3
but the common preseruation	3
the twelfth day of	3
their hands then having	3
as they will be	3
by setling one hundred	3
no tallies of reward	3
duety tyes you to	3
ireland by the late	3
branches of the revenue	3
certain revenue annexed to	3
it was in the	3
lord treasurer portlands gaines	3
the service of god	3
the said sir william	3
the allay of sterling	3
tallies of reward shall	3
the assessment of ship	3
the whole number of	3
the settlement of the	3
of the summons of	3
for opening the mint	3
that there shall be	3
is further ordained that	3
in both their hands	3
to have a million	3
the kings late revenues	3
publication suggested by wing	3
charge and command all	3
the commissioners for the	3
be only made use	3
the scots four merk	3
of the great roll	3
so the loue of	3
the said undertakers and	3
five shilling scots pieces	3
such persons whose accompts	3
to be easie understood	3
kings certain revenue annexed	3
late lord treasurer portlands	3
being left to be	3
in the times of	3
settlement of the land	3
some forraigne species of	3
of this our antient	3
appointing the scots fourtie	3
pass at the saids	3
ordinance of the of	3
one of the commissioners	3
murdering the bank of	3
words puts this text	3
what fund shall be	3
scots pieces to their	3
and silver to be	3
not be improper to	3
king to have a	3
or wherein will the	3
relating to the kings	3
occasions haue vsed either	3
charged upon particular persons	3
some of the auditors	3
sir thomas fairfax armie	3
of abjuration for ever	3
the presence of the	3
out for so much	3
and the fourty shilling	3
and to the first	3
thought fit to discharge	3
in the th year	3
a proclamation of the	3
hence it is that	3
to three pound five	3
accompts are excepted in	3
in ireland by the	3
and how they were	3
rate of three shilling	3
did consist of money	3
presented to his majesty	3
before the said sir	3
vicecomes reddit compotum de	3
advice of our privy	3
crosses of the head	3
common preseruation both of	3
assembled in parliament for	3
and allay of sterling	3
as bayly or custos	3
the sheriffs firme of	3
lyon king at arms	3
of erecting a profitable	3
among the common people	3
the statute of and	3
honi soit qvi mal	3
ending the th of	3
and if in the	3
to the laws of	3
and customes of former	3
and bond of duety	3
there will be no	3
the oath of abjuration	3
you to ayde and	3
reversions of the annuities	3
first year of her	3
the interest of the	3
more capable also of	3
obserued in the presidents	3
by reason of the	3
by such as have	3
king charles the second	3
to pay per cent	3
of money in the	3
rate of defects per	3
and are to be	3
person or persons so	3
clear of all charges	3
proclamation of the date	3
presidents and customes of	3
course of the court	3
to be by them	3
coin of this kingdom	3
royal blazon or coat	3
third part of that	3
from the books of	3
paid as chance shall	3
shall be discharged of	3
lent to the king	3
or coat of arms	3
stopping the taking of	3
the half ducatdouns and	3
english money to be	3
proclamation for opening the	3
thereof is due for	3
for the common good	3
on a duty on	3
the several shires and	3
three hundred thousand pounds	3
by the auditors detaining	3
the king of france	3
of the said sum	3
queenes of this our	3
million and a half	3
in the court of	3
crown to three pound	3
may it please your	3
for payment of sir	3
the lord treasurers referrence	3
upon their oaths do	3
strictly charge and command	3
for those that are	3
the date the twelfth	3
of the vicontiel rents	3
to the antient course	3
order of the court	3
such part of the	3
the lords of his	3
the title of firma	3
ten shillings per quarter	3
raising a million on	3
to kill and murder	3
the taking of bullion	3
our realme vpon extraordinary	3
revenues of the crown	3
twelfth day of july	3
printer to the king	3
the survey of his	3
date the twelfth day	3
part thereof is due	3
by the ordinance of	3
to the number of	3
and the great roll	3
the wisdom of a	3
treasurer portlands gaines by	3
received in all payments	3
at the time of	3
money alone without land	3
year of our reign	3
the debts of the	3
of one hundred and	3
according to the course	3
to the said thomas	2
in the monthly assessment	2
benefit may come up	2
money as shall be	2
fourteenth year of the	2
his most honourable privy	2
and isle of ely	2
may be disposed of	2
much more advantage to	2
out of the immoderate	2
laws of the land	2
times in the said	2
his revenue in the	2
any part of the	2
value of the quarter	2
be sworn to their	2
the same to the	2
true objects of charity	2
of king and people	2
hearth books of lady	2
in the counties near	2
ponderabit triginta duo grana	2
but in process of	2
what the north and	2
the proper name of	2
do hereby strictly charge	2
called the three sous	2
print and vestige of	2
ayde and assist us	2
a wing h estc	2
is very hard to	2
and that the persons	2
said th of iune	2
the charge was de	2
albeit they be not	2
that there may be	2
which under god we	2
are at least two	2
be deducted out of	2
of subiect and bond	2
believe in your conscience	2
of this kingdom be	2
for the office of	2
parliament that such of	2
the rights of the	2
but moved and seduced	2
the satisfaction of all	2
the print and vestige	2
bringing in of their	2
for the same time	2
to some of the	2
are to be paid	2
the profit of the	2
for a patent of	2
upon the dissolution of	2
time of king h	2
one other mortal wound	2
numbred ticket at the	2
was forced to exhibit	2
preseruation both of us	2
the form of the	2
wing h estc r	2
after the making of	2
rents and value of	2
grievance to the people	2
the said base coyn	2
by the order of	2
are not able to	2
fathers of the church	2
of the rents and	2
of such persons as	2
for many years together	2
and made use of	2
particular summs of money	2
what particulars the said	2
of texts with fewer	2
to be levied by	2
of all sheriffs for	2
the humble petition of	2
them of per cent	2
usually answered in the	2
remedies anciently used in	2
tickets be not compleated	2
the red book of	2
estc s ocm this	2
payments grown due within	2
might promise our selves	2
were removed out of	2
original in bodleian library	2
for the repayment thereof	2
for the general good	2
of the said statutes	2
made of all the	2
a proclamation issued out	2
other of her courts	2
proclamation issued out by	2
year sir william courten	2
the whole two millions	2
year to year has	2
of copper in the	2
themselves of the entire	2
and to pay the	2
part of the said	2
the currant coin of	2
and are to this	2
pay the interest of	2
charged upon the great	2
the good ship called	2
a pound weight of	2
a distance from it	2
conform to the foresaid	2
ticket that entitles him	2
the ounce of silver	2
of our remembrancer in	2
the kings tenants of	2
great roll into the	2
was in the time	2
moved and seduced by	2
which is the second	2
for some time before	2
the counties that lye	2
of interest by setling	2
to be made upon	2
fourth part of a	2
which hapned sometimes by	2
droit honi soit qvi	2
come up with it	2
a very short time	2
the fear of the	2
for the improvement of	2
purchase the reversions of	2
the of march last	2
what they amounted to	2
twentieth day of january	2
of gold consists of	2
same shall be drawn	2
and lands of which	2
service of the army	2
promise in the name	2
first day of august	2
true value of their	2
an ounce of silver	2
mortal wound did give	2
administring the word and	2
the said th of	2
those rents of his	2
the king should have	2
after the said first	2
means that they can	2
the charge of keeping	2
of reward shall be	2
be exacted by the	2
there was to be	2
his supream pastoral charge	2
import into this kingdom	2
new survey made of	2
upon whom they were	2
the sheriffs of several	2
in the customs and	2
to the allay of	2
be made for those	2
the committee of lords	2
coyn of this kingdom	2
execution of this ordinance	2
charge and command you	2
only to pass at	2
on the other side	2
many of them as	2
the fourteenth year of	2
sheriffs accompts written by	2
king and parliament shall	2
come out with it	2
and that all persons	2
b the rate of	2
rest of his majesties	2
and paid to the	2
every part of the	2
you haue receiued this	2
in the sheriffs accompts	2
pain of being lyable	2
in the said warrants	2
for fear of being	2
his majesties court exchequer	2
so great arrears upon	2
end of the said	2
to pay off the	2
and if the revenue	2
throughout the whole kingdom	2
the inconveniencies which have	2
appears from the books	2
do streightly charge and	2
of their accompts into	2
out of the charge	2
two sevral petitions presented	2
reign of harry the	2
the said respective committees	2
sir william courten sent	2
of such monyes as	2
land was by a	2
or their lawful representatives	2
supply the present necessities	2
before the making of	2
the art of war	2
with much more advantage	2
which from year to	2
that obstructed the payment	2
for writing the great	2
of the said first	2
proportioned to the number	2
magistracy of the most	2
made us willing to	2
lands of which they	2
to buy him a	2
our reign the sixth	2
is the measure of	2
intention of the said	2
which have been in	2
the twenty ninth year	2
vestige of the coine	2
the pain of being	2
the twenty eighth day	2
amount to a prohibition	2
thousand pounds be divided	2
rents and summs of	2
of the revenue in	2
of the auditours of	2
of easter term next	2
for the fortunate of	2
to be paid out	2
kingdom be visible upon	2
proclamation discharging the base	2
of his vicontiels or	2
revenues of the county	2
soul and conscience do	2
so numbred and markt	2
warrant vnto the officers	2
this act the assessors	2
would invite over to	2
best to be done	2
the weight of coin	2
open proclamation make intimation	2
an epistle to the	2
clerks of the said	2
usurpation over christian princes	2
may accompt according to	2
concerning the island of	2
in taxing the people	2
manner of answering the	2
of that nature are	2
value of their estates	2
and destructive to our	2
of first fruits and	2
and the lords of	2
appointed by the ordinance	2
might know what to	2
within ten dayes after	2
with the firme of	2
wee greet you well	2
should be charged to	2
to the denomination of	2
the last benefitted ticket	2
the like number of	2
exchequer at venice and	2
that the said yearly	2
currant at the value	2
parliament would not be	2
at the committee for	2
rents of the county	2
and when it was	2
we doe promise in	2
require you to send	2
and forasmuch as the	2
we haue appointed to	2
lyable to the payment	2
duly declaring their accompts	2
colour of any pretended	2
as a private person	2
themselves of their vicontiels	2
the first ticket that	2
it to fine silver	2
and assist us in	2
edinburgh the twenty third	2
benefit that may come	2
accompts of the said	2
to serve the king	2
good the payments grown	2
to be received in	2
in the said accounts	2
weight of fine silver	2
twentieth day of may	2
in this kingdom scotland	2
island for sir william	2
accompts written by the	2
according to the aportionment	2
to the forming a	2
ancient and modern weight	2
and the whole nation	2
room left to doubt	2
each county in the	2
that were charged upon	2
or persons as shall	2
the accompt ought to	2
prejudicial to the nation	2
the summ of l	2
and here it may	2
to this day called	2
do you believe in	2
the method of the	2
manner of persons which	2
one thereof being a	2
to be paid on	2
be sold by will	2
at a distance from	2
of which he paid	2
good ship called the	2
firma de cremento comitatus	2
the common safety of	2
pipe and the great	2
so much in fine	2
coat of arms a	2
tickets are to be	2
of arms a proclamation	2
all possible care shall	2
edinburgh the ninth day	2
and command all our	2
the said bank then	2
but so much money	2
the th of iune	2
discharge themselves of their	2
at edinburgh the fourth	2
that the respondent had	2
in the pound for	2
the times of the	2
the day of in	2
the excise of the	2
the benefit that may	2
in the poor rate	2
the proficua comitatus as	2
the things of luxury	2
two bushels to the	2
particulars the said summs	2
in a tax of	2
under consideration of the	2
which is to be	2
of that part of	2
upon the sheriff for	2
the benefit of plenty	2
should be discharged of	2
in a short time	2
parts of the world	2
answered in money numbred	2
by the king trustie	2
the counties of wilts	2
according to my promise	2
of the said firmes	2
if the eleven home	2
is to be drawn	2
forraign copper or brass	2
and means that they	2
will be no room	2
of us and your	2
as much as the	2
a part of the	2
your petitioners shall pray	2
as our said executors	2
exeter exchange for murdering	2
rolls or schedules of	2
england by a lover	2
in the ancient subsidies	2
and encouragement to them	2
sheriffs firmes and accompts	2
of the county as	2
the loue of subiect	2
kept apart for that	2
the certain annual revenue	2
roll into the exannual	2
saids old merk and	2
in the ancient times	2
is best to be	2
the default of the	2
by the summons of	2
reservation of so much	2
are to be sold	2
the man that takes	2
or officer of the	2
the thirteenth year of	2
second day of june	2
during the said term	2
is not to be	2
for the subsistance of	2
way to prevent it	2
good in fine silver	2
the reign of king	2
it does prove a	2
and date of publication	2
several kinds of them	2
the tryal and comdemnation	2
you believe in your	2
ordinance be forthwith printed	2
pays in the aid	2
and queens of england	2
in the guildhall library	2
for the payment of	2
the draught shall yet	2
slight loss of text	2
care shall be taken	2
sheriffs firme of the	2
accompt ought to be	2
of trustees of the	2
to be allowed at	2
samen only to pass	2
and lyable to the	2
charged in gross summs	2
about a sixth part	2
of being favourably handled	2
been no survey made	2
soueraignty which under god	2
general rental of the	2
the people in their	2
to the party who	2
of the time of	2
invite over to us	2
to be one hundred	2
person or persons shall	2
second order of the	2
next session of parliament	2
give to our d	2
wing e estc r	2
for a long while	2
the third period from	2
which last account there	2
by the commons in	2
that we read of	2
the now respondent was	2
dayes after you haue	2
process of the court	2
of them by the	2
of clerk of the	2
and continue daily and	2
paid to the kings	2
mon droit honi soit	2
that may be usefull	2
by the authority aforesaid	2
at least two thirds	2
for one whole year	2
fit to be reformed	2
the assessors are upon	2
within the five years	2
twenty seventh day of	2
counties that lye towards	2
had been no survey	2
this ordinance be forthwith	2
other mortal wound did	2
firma de remanente comitatus	2
condition to give the	2
forty thousand ten pound	2
the same bank of	2
sevral petitions presented to	2
to carry on the	2
year of his reign	2
the tickets so numbred	2
de remanente firme comitatus	2
and for the better	2
in the counties of	2
pursuance of the said	2
to receive the same	2
shall yet be made	2
other officers of the	2
they are not able	2
for settling guineas g	2
levied through the whole	2
the kings right to	2
of the whole nation	2
of the lands in	2
the said firmes as	2
upon the score of	2
continetur in quodam rotulo	2
given to the person	2
sir william courten or	2
at our court at	2
from the committee of	2
proclamation make intimation hereof	2
this part of the	2
good reason to believe	2
conversion by the king	2
fourth period of the	2
year of her raign	2
person that we haue	2
by the books of	2
instance to be given	2
by them to be	2
given at our court	2
the sooner to kill	2
the ancient and modern	2
under the hands of	2
thirteenth year of our	2
by the ministers of	2
to purchase the reversions	2
their commodities and manufactures	2
and the remedies anciently	2
in the b category	2
crowns ordaining the old	2
and answered to the	2
answered by the sheriff	2
remain in the charge	2
and vve charge you	2
the wants of the	2
to make good the	2
am sure i have	2
under god we hold	2
and the benefit of	2
twenty third day of	2
and his brethren heraulds	2
day of easter term	2
the right honourable thomas	2
saids english crowns and	2
with the collectors acquittance	2
the said book to	2
mentioned in the pipe	2
that the sheriffs shall	2
before the end of	2
such as have not	2
of each county according	2
duties upon beer and	2
coine of this kingdom	2
of late years got	2
were answered in that	2
pound ought to raise	2
that have a great	2
of the entire firme	2
touching the state of	2
his majesties most honourable	2
in the power of	2
the person that we	2
go through the whole	2
the denomination of coin	2
are hereby authorised to	2
the statute of e	2
apart for that purpose	2
in use in the	2
above a tenth part	2
of the said undertaking	2
as by a proclamation	2
the sheriff upon his	2
or any other division	2
lords and commons appointed	2
forty thousand pounds yearly	2
of the body of	2
according to the common	2
red book of the	2
the value of rents	2
the dutchy of cornwall	2
did devise and frame	2
for administring the word	2
untill the year of	2
reason to ease the	2
in to their money	2
by the process of	2
as hath been shewed	2
the supply of the	2
a tax of two	2
onely before the auditors	2
ordains the samen only	2
consideration of the law	2
kings right to the	2
general liberty of conscience	2
with their several titles	2
that the sheriff have	2
this is the first	2
and all other profits	2
of the said money	2
vertue of these presents	2
before the late war	2
lords of his most	2
whose hands we doe	2
the twenty one day	2
of original in bodleian	2
the coine of this	2
such ways and means	2
shall be charged in	2
wing n estc r	2
of money which were	2
without the charge of	2
wing and nuc pre	2
any of our leidges	2
by their oath of	2
the money by them	2
the fund to be	2
of our receipt for	2
and to all the	2
made up the corpus	2
of the said annual	2
vertue of a warrant	2
to peruse the accompts	2
in all payments within	2
what is best to	2
what it was not	2
the firmes of the	2
of three shilling six	2
and the occasion of	2
sixteenth day of may	2
ought to be discharged	2
considerable sums of money	2
reign the twenty ninth	2
the firmes of baylywicks	2
that they may be	2
of the kings debts	2
the sheriff sub nomine	2
pences upon beer and	2
same part of the	2
signed and dated at	2
to receive the said	2
and firma de proficuo	2
with the city of	2
yet it appears by	2
and vestige of the	2
the time of e	2
we do hereby strictly	2
the hands of the	2
that the king may	2
the peace of vervins	2
murderers at the bar	2
it will be found	2
reign of the late	2
writing the great roll	2
the subjects of this	2
half to the informer	2
that all and every	2
that an aid of	2
to the lord high	2
and commons appointed by	2
that have tallies of	2
out of which he	2
of the auditors have	2
the repayment thereof at	2
s ocm this keyboarded	2
base cooper sic money	2
to form a judgment	2
a general liberty of	2
as much as possible	2
necessities of the government	2
not raise so much	2
discharged of all firmes	2
first ticket that shall	2
de firma pro proficuis	2
year ending th june	2
the view of the	2
or firma de cremento	2
bear to the rest	2
shall be by vertue	2
a single and a	2
at venice and approved	2
of threescore thousand pounds	2
be paid out of	2
those that are put	2
touching the ancient and	2
receipt for the repayment	2
tallies of reward might	2
the tunnage of ships	2
and benefitted tickets in	2
have made us willing	2
how the statute of	2
for satisfaction of the	2
ticket that shall be	2
the several kinds of	2
as long as the	2
upon every pound weight	2
coyn of these places	2
pretended act or ordinance	2
the sum of l	2
money in the kingdom	2
end of king charles	2
accompt according to the	2
to consider of the	2
of a warrant from	2
the same are particularly	2
as they did before	2
and according to the	2
have been all along	2
of the bills and	2
in the abovementioned time	2
half an ounce of	2
yearly revenue of the	2
which was due to	2
sacraments to the people	2
right to the government	2
our will and pleasure	2
the people will bear	2
to begin to draw	2
equally upon the nation	2
of may one thousand	2
abjuration for ever to	2
offered to the parliament	2
their rents in provisions	2
execution of the laws	2
that soueraignty which under	2
governour of the church	2
the nation had been	2
of the church of	2
your majesty would be	2
day and date hereof	2
be visible upon them	2
officer of the house	2
under the pain foresaid	2
and by the ordinance	2
answer a single and	2
to the common good	2
and farder we with	2
answered under the title	2
may be brought into	2
malady and sole remedy	2
office of clerk of	2
the same law may	2
the ordinary revenue of	2
by any of the	2
french money called the	2
and a pound rate	2
time of king edw	2
and sacraments to the	2
in and about london	2
were of two kinds	2
such rents and summs	2
farder we with advice	2
millions and three hundred	2
bear their proportion of	2
reward might discharge themselves	2
said undertakers and their	2
that the bank of	2
the money for which	2
the said thomas neale	2
written to the sheriff	2
schedules of parchment containing	2
it may be seen	2
said to his men	2
that the said sheriffs	2
that the trustees of	2
healey text and markup	2
to be done in	2
have been in the	2
not to be allowed	2
ready money it self	2
and some of the	2
fund of interest by	2
firme comitatus post terras	2
to the view of	2
into one hundred forty	2
with slight loss of	2
favourably handled in all	2
shall come in and	2
such monyes as he	2
it will be necessary	2
text in the b	2
to be current scotland	2
to import into this	2
part of all the	2
the rate of eight	2
roll of the exchequer	2
of the pipe in	2
which may be seen	2
our court at whitehall	2
against the law of	2
hereby strictly charge and	2
draught shall yet be	2
and where they have	2
the pound ought to	2
the defect in the	2
opening of our said	2
the said sum of	2
the name of trustees	2
scruple and demur to	2
explain and set forth	2
dean and chapters lands	2
the th of december	2
king trustie and welbeloved	2
at exeter exchange for	2
the revenues of the	2
leave it to your	2
for sir william courten	2