quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
notes for div a	291
early english books online	158
characters represented either as	64
represented either as utf	64
in capite and by	59
capite and by knight	57
and by knight service	56
by the service of	55
tenures in capite and	52
the court of wards	47
in the county of	44
this phase i text	42
by the institutions providing	42
providing financial support to	42
this keyboarded and encoded	42
i text is available	42
text and markup reviewed	42
support to the early	42
tcp assigned for keying	42
described above is co	42
of the work described	42
and coded from proquest	42
terms of creative commons	42
the institutions providing financial	42
according to the terms	42
text is available for	42
english books online text	42
edition of the work	42
encoded text transcribed from	42
even for commercial purposes	42
the text can be	42
the work described above	42
text can be copied	42
is available for reuse	42
phase i text is	42
owned by the institutions	42
for keying and markup	42
keyboarded and encoded edition	42
books online text creation	42
the terms of creative	42
to the early english	42
work described above is	42
coded from proquest page	42
institutions providing financial support	42
and markup reviewed and	42
financial support to the	42
from proquest page images	42
keyed and coded from	42
and encoded edition of	42
all without asking permission	42
assigned for keying and	42
to the terms of	42
the early english books	42
images scanned from microfilm	42
encoded edition of the	42
online text creation partnership	42
markup reviewed and edited	42
to the use of	41
of the court of	39
the bank of england	39
at the end of	38
of the part of	36
the part of the	34
that can be made	33
the true nature of	33
de domino rege in	33
of every monographic english	32
and linked to page	32
sets were sent to	32
the publisher proquest to	32
use these texts for	32
was divided into two	32
tcp files to tei	32
second or later edition	32
these texts for their	32
accurately transcribed and encoded	32
universities of michigan and	32
into placeholder characters or	32
the universities of michigan	32
in accordance with level	32
language title published between	32
creation partnership web site	32
and markup guidelines are	32
to the keyers to	32
in oxford and michigan	32
quality of tcp data	32
over a wide variety	32
into the public domain	32
nature of the print	32
issued variously as sgml	32
between and available in	32
tcp is to encode	32
companies for transcription and	32
selection was intended to	32
text creation partnership web	32
and or corrected and	32
there are a number	32
characters marked as illegible	32
keyers to be redone	32
have been issued variously	32
texts have been issued	32
never have been looked	32
take and use these	32
enhanced and or corrected	32
was intended to range	32
as opposed to critical	32
page images in accordance	32
the overall quality of	32
domain as of january	32
are available at the	32
and therefore chose to	32
a number of works	32
wide variety of subject	32
was based on the	32
true nature of the	32
accuracy and those which	32
illegible were corrected where	32
partnership between the universities	32
or tei g elements	32
the encoding was enhanced	32
variety of subject areas	32
by university of nebraska	32
aimed to produce large	32
standards were returned to	32
and available in eebo	32
extent have been transformed	32
intended to range over	32
there was a compelling	32
now take and use	32
known extent have been	32
of works in other	32
been released into the	32
and use these texts	32
should bear in mind	32
of a work was	32
proofread for accuracy and	32
to their original source	32
therefore chose to create	32
keying and markup guidelines	32
for accuracy and those	32
carried out by editorial	32
will be marked as	32
the new cambridge bibliography	32
sometimes a second or	32
if there was a	32
of the tei in	32
the process of creating	32
phase of the project	32
understanding these processes should	32
or corrected and characters	32
out by editorial teams	32
data is very good	32
of the project have	32
readable characters will be	32
encoded texts based on	32
elements to simplify the	32
be aware of the	32
a limit of instances	32
in of gaps by	32
by converting tcp files	32
divided into two phases	32
and those which did	32
gap elements of known	32
with mnemonic sdata character	32
at the text creation	32
of time and funding	32
made about the data	32
markup guidelines are available	32
project was divided into	32
chose to create diplomatic	32
have been looked at	32
the public domain as	32
was then carried out	32
process of creating the	32
and therefore of any	32
or later edition of	32
usual project restraints of	32
attribution is given to	32
included and sometimes a	32
are a number of	32
where possible up to	32
should make clear that	32
processes should make clear	32
images in accordance with	32
michigan and oxford and	32
based on the text	32
mainly structural encoding based	32
can be made about	32
reflect the true nature	32
although there are a	32
which did not meet	32
data within the usual	32
selection was based on	32
texts created during phase	32
mind that in all	32
created during phase of	32
we respectfully request that	32
remaining illegibles were encoded	32
range over a wide	32
or elements to simplify	32
characters will be marked	32
in mind that in	32
by proquest via their	32
encoded as gap s	32
encoding was enhanced and	32
placeholder characters or elements	32
bear in mind that	32
elements of known extent	32
a partnership between the	32
were encoded and linked	32
been transformed into placeholder	32
been looked at by	32
texts based on the	32
to encode one copy	32
processed by university of	32
then their works are	32
a wide variety of	32
title published between and	32
will remain and some	32
aware of the process	32
any assumptions that can	32
produce large quantities of	32
filling in of gaps	32
any remaining illegibles were	32
likelihood such instances will	32
published between and available	32
within the usual project	32
the text encoding initiative	32
their works are eligible	32
opposed to critical editions	32
first editions of a	32
print record of the	32
of any assumptions that	32
of creating the tcp	32
due credit and attribution	32
works in english were	32
image sets published by	32
the image sets published	32
request that due credit	32
text strings within braces	32
new cambridge bibliography of	32
a second or later	32
to external keying companies	32
project restraints of time	32
record of the period	32
a work was chosen	32
with level of the	32
available at the text	32
returned to the keyers	32
the keyers to be	32
unicode or text strings	32
proquest to create accurately	32
of the process of	32
usually the first edition	32
ascii text with mnemonic	32
proquest via their early	32
based on the new	32
files to tei p	32
structural encoding based on	32
editorial teams in oxford	32
up to a limit	32
and oxford and the	32
were returned to the	32
was proofread for accuracy	32
works in other languages	32
marked as illegible were	32
whichever is the greater	32
tcp project was divided	32
at by a tcp	32
the tei in libraries	32
given to their original	32
general aim of eebo	32
therefore of any assumptions	32
level of the tei	32
between the universities of	32
overall quality of tcp	32
via their early english	32
tcp is a partnership	32
as illegible were corrected	32
credit and attribution is	32
and encoded texts based	32
work was chosen if	32
changes to facilitate morpho	32
oxford and the publisher	32
to create accurately transcribed	32
the general aim of	32
some readable characters will	32
assurance was then carried	32
of each text was	32
be marked as illegible	32
remain and some readable	32
linked to page images	32
the texts have been	32
unicode or tei g	32
and characters marked as	32
was enhanced and or	32
can now take and	32
of textual data within	32
to tei p using	32
instances will never have	32
then carried out by	32
illegibles were encoded as	32
text selection was based	32
a works in english	32
the usual project restraints	32
anyone can now take	32
released into the public	32
text was proofread for	32
of instances per text	32
transcribed and encoded texts	32
been issued variously as	32
these processes should make	32
guidelines are available at	32
on the new cambridge	32
or text strings within	32
tcp data is very	32
possible up to a	32
in english were prioritized	32
for transcription and basic	32
created by converting tcp	32
should be aware of	32
that in all likelihood	32
bibliography of english literature	32
creating the tcp texts	32
corrected and characters marked	32
simplify the filling in	32
number of works in	32
large quantities of textual	32
transformed into placeholder characters	32
all likelihood such instances	32
public domain as of	32
looked at by a	32
to simplify the filling	32
errors will remain and	32
while the overall quality	32
was a compelling reason	32
sent to external keying	32
reason to do so	32
encoding based on the	32
on the text encoding	32
encoded and linked to	32
of gaps by user	32
were corrected where possible	32
is to encode one	32
was chosen if there	32
cambridge bibliography of english	32
are eligible for inclusion	32
those which did not	32
keying companies for transcription	32
copies of the texts	32
create accurately transcribed and	32
respectfully request that due	32
each text was proofread	32
such instances will never	32
users should be aware	32
their early english books	32
qa standards were returned	32
restraints of time and	32
to range over a	32
converting tcp files to	32
notably latin and welsh	32
quantities of textual data	32
did not meet qa	32
p using tcp tei	32
and some readable characters	32
limit of instances per	32
later edition of a	32
publisher proquest to create	32
or for an anonymous	32
to produce large quantities	32
of the print record	32
to reflect the true	32
corrected where possible up	32
texts were encoded and	32
gaps by user contributors	32
and sometimes a second	32
sets published by proquest	32
the text creation partnership	32
have been transformed into	32
the print record of	32
mnemonic sdata character entities	32
texts for their own	32
but we respectfully request	32
not meet qa standards	32
image sets were sent	32
published by proquest via	32
of michigan and oxford	32
is a partnership between	32
quality assurance was then	32
for an anonymous work	32
were sent to external	32
a compelling reason to	32
teams in oxford and	32
by editorial teams in	32
transcription and basic encoding	32
editions of a works	32
for their own purposes	32
were encoded as gap	32
users should bear in	32
the filling in of	32
of a works in	32
during phase of the	32
tei in libraries guidelines	32
is given to their	32
to create diplomatic transcriptions	32
tei p using tcp	32
and attribution is given	32
the texts were encoded	32
external keying companies for	32
the project have been	32
by a tcp editor	32
textual data within the	32
will never have been	32
with changes to facilitate	32
that due credit and	32
of known extent have	32
of tcp data is	32
based on the image	32
text with mnemonic sdata	32
compelling reason to do	32
assumptions that can be	32
of the texts have	32
accordance with level of	32
in all likelihood such	32
works are eligible for	32
tcp aimed to produce	32
characters or elements to	32
to a limit of	32
some errors will remain	32
edition of a work	32
project have been released	32
and the publisher proquest	32
chosen if there was	32
on the image sets	32
be made about the	32
have been released into	32
meet qa standards were	32
to page images in	32
a great part of	31
the lord of the	31
reproduction of original in	29
the end of the	29
the nobility and gentry	28
after the death of	28
the rest of the	28
domino rege in capite	28
iv tiff page images	27
and are to be	27
ocm this keyboarded and	27
by reason of the	26
are to be sold	26
the house of commons	25
of tenures in capite	25
in the time of	24
in an unknown tongue	24
the tenures in capite	24
de domino rege per	24
r ocm this keyboarded	23
an act of parliament	23
as well as the	23
the reign of king	23
the king and his	23
estc r ocm this	23
and i give to	22
thousand pounds per annum	22
for the defence of	22
dust of the earth	22
the defence of the	21
heir of the part	21
defence of the kingdom	21
by act of parliament	21
the people of england	20
part of the father	20
from time to time	19
for the most part	19
in the reign of	19
that is to say	19
the kings most excellent	19
the city of london	19
the act of parliament	19
to the kings most	19
great part of the	19
at the time of	18
the raign of king	18
the line of the	18
domino rege per serjantiam	18
rege in capite per	18
to be sold by	18
the humble petition of	18
the kings of england	18
in the case of	18
to the lord of	17
the great seal of	17
is not to be	17
the use of the	17
the original text notes	17
text notes for div	17
in the raign of	17
part of the people	17
the clerk of the	17
capite de domino rege	17
of the reign of	17
original text notes for	17
in capite de domino	17
the dust of the	17
from the original text	17
the nature of the	16
spi global keyed and	16
global keyed and coded	16
by the statute of	15
iv tiff page image	15
great seal of england	15
as it is in	15
to be found in	15
the death of the	15
the custome of the	15
of the house of	15
of the raign of	15
court of wards and	15
nobility and gentry of	15
it is to be	15
the power of the	15
in the court of	14
mona logarbo text and	14
lord of the mannor	14
in capite per servitium	14
dies sumptibus suis propriis	14
at the same time	14
logarbo text and markup	14
mona logarbo sampled and	14
logarbo sampled and proofread	14
to the nature of	14
by the name of	14
the taking away of	14
the good of the	14
of bargain and sale	14
to be as a	13
the beginning of the	13
the time of the	13
this is a good	13
aptara keyed and coded	13
on the other side	13
estc r this keyboarded	13
the said chamber of	13
per servitium inveniendi unum	13
the lords and commons	13
apex covantage keyed and	13
pound five shillings per	13
one pound five shillings	13
r this keyboarded and	13
reproduction of the original	13
five shillings per cent	13
of the king in	13
covantage keyed and coded	13
in exercitu domini regis	12
under the great seal	12
the way of the	12
and the rest of	12
the most part of	12
there can be no	12
of the bank of	12
in the house of	12
the children of israel	12
the hands of the	12
of the king and	12
in the parliament of	12
in the hands of	12
of wards and liveries	12
in any of the	12
the day of the	12
or any of them	12
at the common law	12
that tenures in capite	12
in capite and knight	12
aside the way of	12
the commoners of england	12
for the time being	11
nature of the land	11
de rege in capite	11
this is no good	11
time out of minde	11
of original in the	11
the use of i	11
year of the reign	11
one and the same	11
the blood of the	11
of fines and recoveries	11
the day of iudgement	11
the lord of a	11
at the will of	11
held of the king	11
of the mannor of	11
the chamber of trade	11
in the beginning of	11
the will of the	11
ad scaccarium domini regis	11
of the original in	11
of the lands of	11
the king in capite	11
kings most excellent maiestie	11
of the kings of	11
deeds of bargain and	11
the said hugh chamberlen	11
per serjantiam inveniendi unum	11
the making of the	11
in the mean time	11
of the nobility and	11
and ought to be	11
the original in the	11
in the courts of	10
aim at restoring the	10
the annotation includes standard	10
end users from many	10
lord of the mannour	10
and linguistically annotated with	10
and professional end users	10
textual changes aim at	10
english short title catalog	10
of the king by	10
and defence of the	10
been fully proofread approx	10
display of a text	10
author or stationer meant	10
text in a standardized	10
an enriched version of	10
to the value of	10
version of the tcp	10
enriched version of the	10
after the rate of	10
the part of his	10
by the law of	10
text r in the	10
linguistically annotated with morphadorner	10
includes standard spellings that	10
the heir of the	10
or stationer meant to	10
be preferred before the	10
lord of a mannour	10
seised of a mannour	10
one hundred and fifty	10
curation by amateur and	10
a great deal more	10
if the lord will	10
standard spellings that support	10
of text r in	10
digital transcription a of	10
the text has been	10
by the chamber of	10
transcription a of text	10
by the lord lieutenant	10
to him and his	10
hundred thousand pounds per	10
that he had paid	10
at restoring the text	10
of a text in	10
law in an unknown	10
the display of a	10
a part of the	10
said chamber of trade	10
text more computationally tractable	10
the author or stationer	10
has not been fully	10
free and common socage	10
at making the text	10
of the lords of	10
restoring the text the	10
professional end users from	10
stationer meant to publish	10
tcp digital transcription a	10
has been tokenized and	10
changes and metadata enrichments	10
both houses of parliament	10
r in the english	10
it is in the	10
been tokenized and linguistically	10
amateur and professional end	10
it to be a	10
of the said lands	10
a of text r	10
the husband and wife	10
part of the mother	10
support the display of	10
text is an enriched	10
in the english short	10
not been fully proofread	10
many walks of life	10
metadata enrichments aim at	10
in a standardized format	10
the text the author	10
this text has not	10
according to the custome	10
text the author or	10
way of the meek	10
collaborative curation by amateur	10
format that preserves archaic	10
of the blood of	10
making the text more	10
his hand and seal	10
the lands of the	10
that support the display	10
from many walks of	10
to the king and	10
of the tcp digital	10
the english short title	10
tenants in capite and	10
a text in a	10
under his hand and	10
spellings that support the	10
the day of his	10
and metadata enrichments aim	10
enrichments aim at making	10
to the law of	10
based collaborative curation by	10
this text is an	10
changes aim at restoring	10
of ex gravi querela	10
text has been tokenized	10
the master of the	10
aim at making the	10
in the presence of	10
and suitable for network	10
of king henry the	10
is an enriched version	10
annotation includes standard spellings	10
textual changes and metadata	10
that preserves archaic forms	10
users from many walks	10
and xml conversion a	10
the tcp digital transcription	10
the house of peers	10
to the end that	10
a standardized format that	10
the text more computationally	10
text has not been	10
tokenized and linguistically annotated	10
by amateur and professional	10
standardized format that preserves	10
the interest of money	9
writ of ex gravi	9
of all manner of	9
the benefit of the	9
said thomas lord culpepper	9
a receipt under his	9
as well as of	9
the court of common	9
clerk of the peace	9
a true copy from	9
he had paid the	9
printer to the kings	9
the yearly value of	9
and for want of	9
from his book of	9
and gentry of england	9
our heirs and successors	9
which is to be	9
the value of the	9
his book of entries	9
according to the law	9
in the province of	9
the said thomas lord	9
to the consideration of	9
statute of quia emptores	9
court of common pleas	9
of quia emptores terrarum	9
they ought to have	9
receipt under his hand	9
to the custome of	9
the first day of	9
the full value of	9
in the city of	9
before the statute of	9
the laws of god	9
the nature of it	9
the king in his	9
tenet unam virgatam terrae	9
act of parliament in	9
on the mothers side	9
will of the lord	9
the law in an	9
original in huntington library	9
year of the raign	9
or a true copy	9
copy from his book	9
not be able to	9
as well as their	9
true copy from his	9
never be able to	9
to be so much	9
the case of the	9
act of parliament of	9
of original in huntington	9
for one hundred years	9
the lord lieutenant and	9
the lords of mannors	9
will prescribe to have	8
the generality of the	8
upon the death of	8
the head of the	8
for the good of	8
receiver a receipt under	8
of the honour of	8
one hundred thousand pounds	8
servitium inveniendi unum hominem	8
the service of finding	8
that one pound five	8
or more of them	8
mischiefs and inconveniences which	8
the isle of man	8
the law of england	8
reigne of great britaine	8
commissioner or receiver a	8
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on the day of	8
the state of the	8
of king edward the	8
into the hands of	8
the ende of the	8
of our reigne of	8
or acts of parliament	8
the branch of the	8
ad custum domini regis	8
most part of the	8
line of the mother	8
our lord the king	8
tenures by knight service	8
the service of the	8
on the fathers side	8
capite and knight service	8
in the life of	8
this office or undertaking	8
of the peace of	8
our reigne of great	8
the lineal nephew or	8
or receiver a receipt	8
a lease for yeares	8
yeere of our reigne	8
the body of the	8
of the church of	8
after the dust of	8
think it to be	8
the parliament of england	8
in order to the	8
to be a grievance	8
is to be paid	8
lord of a mannor	8
his heirs and assigns	8
holden of the king	8
any of the said	8
be paid to the	8
all parts of the	8
them and their heirs	8
and it is hereby	8
to the full value	8
office of land credit	8
paid to the king	8
to the eldest son	8
in his life time	8
if the lord of	8
from all parts of	8
the kingdom of ireland	8
the law of nature	8
to be sold at	8
the name of the	8
lord lieutenant and council	8
ende of the world	8
of the city of	8
the lives of the	8
away tenures in capite	7
king edward the first	7
very many mischiefs and	7
his heirs and successors	7
from the time of	7
as well as in	7
by the space of	7
to take away the	7
exercitu domini regis in	7
heirs of the part	7
in the british library	7
the rest of his	7
the service of being	7
to the heir of	7
the said robert and	7
and all manner of	7
the clerks of the	7
and at the same	7
they shall not be	7
many mischiefs and inconveniences	7
and it is not	7
to the line of	7
the lord will prescribe	7
the greatest part of	7
taking away of tenures	7
shall be paid to	7
per serjantiam inveniendi domino	7
xml conversion to the	7
in capite by knight	7
the use of a	7
in the power of	7
the common law of	7
be found in the	7
of the tenures in	7
by the advice of	7
for want of them	7
to the king at	7
are not to be	7
unam virgatam terrae in	7
and county of clare	7
the county of essex	7
in the year of	7
terrae de domino rege	7
value of the lands	7
the statute of wills	7
the statute of quia	7
and at this day	7
to the people of	7
in respect of the	7
that they were not	7
the righteous for silver	7
original in the british	7
by the custom of	7
serjantiam inveniendi domino regi	7
of some of the	7
and xml conversion the	7
man seised of a	7
of the nature of	7
in the same registry	7
the death of his	7
before the first day	7
the statute of h	7
and xml conversion to	7
are not able to	7
master of the wards	7
is preferred before the	7
of the common law	7
shall be taken away	7
of the earl of	7
held the mannor of	7
land subscribers and proprietors	7
a man seised of	7
the light of the	7
on the part of	7
the time to come	7
or not at all	7
and governors of trade	7
and inconveniences which will	7
use of a stranger	7
the security of the	7
into free and common	7
to be holden of	7
reign of king h	7
of their lands and	7
shall be preferred before	7
and dies without issue	7
the charge of the	7
capite per servitium inveniendi	7
to all the sons	7
the th day of	7
at the charge of	7
and twentieth day of	7
as much as they	7
the presence of the	7
a writ of right	7
by the court of	6
of the very many	6
the right of the	6
prescribe to have a	6
the crown of england	6
this branch of the	6
the tower of london	6
huber sampled and proofread	6
of lands in capite	6
and that in the	6
the destruction of the	6
the time of king	6
in the ende of	6
words puts this text	6
tenet quandam terram in	6
of the lineal nephew	6
the title of the	6
pant after the dust	6
in point of descent	6
but if a coppy	6
that part of the	6
defence of the kingdome	6
huber text and markup	6
printed by benjamin tooke	6
if the father had	6
category of texts with	6
ad festum sancti michaelis	6
the consideration of the	6
if he will not	6
in the service of	6
fourth part of the	6
the steward of the	6
a third part of	6
the interest of the	6
justices of the peace	6
and hence it is	6
the cause of the	6
turn aside the way	6
concerned in any of	6
two thirds of the	6
for him and his	6
hundred pounds per annum	6
for the erecting of	6
oaths of allegiance and	6
by the taking away	6
by an act of	6
custome of the mannour	6
for the settlement of	6
away of tenures in	6
commissioners for executing the	6
if divers doe hold	6
of the isle of	6
the commons of england	6
persons concerned in any	6
paid to his majesty	6
that it may be	6
puts this text in	6
the same to be	6
by the civil law	6
lord of the fee	6
etymologie and derivation of	6
to be paid to	6
the bills of credit	6
half to the informer	6
of traffick and commerce	6
as tenants in capite	6
use of tenures in	6
as aforesaid to be	6
the fifth yeere of	6
not so much as	6
true etymologie and derivation	6
for the preservation of	6
defence of the king	6
betwixt the king and	6
in the said county	6
in the act of	6
late commissioners for executing	6
all persons concerned in	6
the nature of gavelkynd	6
branch of undertakers and	6
if a man have	6
day of his coronation	6
or so much as	6
settlement and sale of	6
land to the use	6
the true etymologie and	6
fifth yeere of our	6
coppy of court role	6
unam carucatam terrae in	6
be paid to his	6
a stc estc s	6
the former of which	6
branch of the noble	6
the house of lords	6
domino rege per servitium	6
safety of the people	6
lineal nephew or neece	6
any two of them	6
to consider of the	6
out of the said	6
lives of the three	6
terrae in villa de	6
the other half to	6
in the proper counties	6
of that which is	6
surrender to the use	6
of the said city	6
the chamber of comptroul	6
of the land subscribers	6
the life of the	6
it is not to	6
i conceive to be	6
to be paid in	6
of undertakers and managers	6
the children of the	6
the estate of the	6
in time of war	6
of deeds of bargain	6
to come to the	6
of a knights fee	6
of the said robert	6
by the branch of	6
in the fifth yeere	6
descend to the heir	6
there must be a	6
long before the conquest	6
that it is a	6
freedome in the earth	6
of the first year	6
in the first place	6
the profits of the	6
other half to the	6
of land in gavelkynd	6
first lines of text	6
part of his father	6
and derivation of the	6
and liberties of the	6
at the day of	6
in the making of	6
at the rate of	6
to be the same	6
three or more of	6
the payment of l	6
king henry the third	6
sold by joseph wilde	6
of the said barony	6
rate of defects per	6
the rate of defects	6
by the laws of	6
to go out of	6
it could not be	6
be sold by joseph	6
tenet duas carucatas terrae	6
end of the first	6
a great deal of	6
if there be no	6
this text in the	6
as appears by the	6
tenet quoddam tenementum in	6
so as aforesaid to	6
the church of canterbury	6
of the noble visitors	6
his majesty that now	6
in the lords court	6
or any two of	6
and by knights service	6
majesty that now is	6
that there is not	6
the very many mischiefs	6
the governours of trade	6
the middle of the	6
and sale of ireland	6
of any of the	6
to the church of	6
and if they had	6
sort of our people	6
of the statute of	6
upon every knights fee	5
to the bank of	5
to them and their	5
as they are now	5
may be found in	5
the county of kent	5
and not of the	5
divers doe hold lands	5
the courts of upper	5
of the mannour of	5
the lords of the	5
that the said chamber	5
if it could be	5
in the laws of	5
in the kings army	5
holden in capite and	5
the king and mesne	5
a man have a	5
the service of a	5
great a part of	5
the courts at westminster	5
the said robert shall	5
on the one hand	5
to hold by the	5
masters and governors of	5
of them by knight	5
to the heirs of	5
it descends to the	5
it is but a	5
land of that nature	5
the sons of men	5
it is a good	5
end of the second	5
the benefit of his	5
to the best of	5
and better part of	5
to his majesty by	5
summary of english chronicles	5
concessit pro se haeredibus	5
of the wards estate	5
to be erected in	5
upon the whole matter	5
normane kings of england	5
benefit of the law	5
branch of the land	5
be chosen by the	5
and assigns for ever	5
they would not have	5
is no good prescription	5
the chamber of undertakers	5
if he had not	5
the feast of st	5
of the kingdom of	5
of the people to	5
of the branch of	5
the first minister of	5
said fines and recoveries	5
what shall be said	5
at all to be	5
many more which might	5
and some of the	5
be made to be	5
all the nobility and	5
in the name of	5
the laws of the	5
by the earl of	5
of the mesne lords	5
the age of fourteen	5
of the children of	5
open to the view	5
to be in them	5
according to the rate	5
age of fourteen years	5
to raise the money	5
time out of mind	5
history of the lives	5
as far as the	5
kings most excellent majesty	5
third part of the	5
full value of such	5
as they call it	5
follow the taking away	5
is hereby further declared	5
for it is not	5
of the office of	5
to the ministers of	5
it would be a	5
for the time to	5
or coat of arms	5
being a collection from	5
and they ought to	5
the inheritance of the	5
the parish of st	5
there will be a	5
pro se haeredibus suis	5
had never been made	5
us the lord lieutenant	5
the time of their	5
is as much as	5
if there had been	5
grants of land in	5
all the rest of	5
sumptibus suis propriis per	5
the officers of the	5
with the rest of	5
in the line of	5
if it shall be	5
happen to the king	5
it will not be	5
a collection from the	5
the laws of king	5
paid out of the	5
servitium inveniendi domino regi	5
heirs and assigns for	5
and that the said	5
they are to be	5
the registring of all	5
inveniendi domino regi unum	5
in point of partition	5
are to be found	5
the grace of god	5
high court of parliament	5
in case of necessity	5
lord will prescribe to	5
house of peers in	5
and tenures in capite	5
to be held of	5
be made of them	5
at the coronation of	5
parts beyond the seas	5
we at this day	5
the ministers of both	5
the three normane kings	5
in every county of	5
this is not good	5
the king or his	5
of the three normane	5
ordered by the parliament	5
were wont to be	5
be paid out of	5
of the lord jeffreys	5
that it will be	5
ad custum suum proprium	5
the heires of the	5
brief of proceedings between	5
with the state of	5
according to common right	5
of the people in	5
courts of upper bench	5
any part of the	5
by continuance of time	5
by coppy of court	5
two hundred thousand pounds	5
the marriage of his	5
in the next place	5
during the minority of	5
and monuments of the	5
conventus ecclesiae christi cantuar	5
be a means to	5
daughter and heir of	5
in the chamber of	5
but if the lord	5
they are guilty of	5
held by the service	5
the custody of the	5
as in the case	5
laws in an unknown	5
of the lives of	5
and made to be	5
the acts of settlement	5
a lord of a	5
steward of the court	5
by the said commissioners	5
to be given to	5
acts and monuments of	5
was to be raised	5
the church and common	5
monuments of the church	5
part of the value	5
if there be a	5
tenures in capite by	5
turne aside the way	5
to the rules of	5
per servitium inveniendi domino	5
royal blazon or coat	5
or any of the	5
is to be taken	5
house of commons in	5
king and mesne lords	5
of one and the	5
into the lords hands	5
in the mean while	5
to this i answer	5
if they shall be	5
the two and twentieth	5
parts of the kingdom	5
from first lines of	5
should be taken away	5
justice of the court	5
for so many ages	5
the said fines and	5
of parliament of h	5
the statute of uses	5
wing c estc r	5
the king shall have	5
this office of land	5
an assise of mortdancester	5
a brief of proceedings	5
to be holden in	5
collection from the most	5
in a charter of	5
lands in capite and	5
the proceedings of the	5
which are to be	5
in free and common	5
under the title of	5
by reason of their	5
if he had been	5
his land to the	5
at the making of	5
of the manour of	5
of the same manour	5
himself and his people	5
the time of his	5
better part of the	5
de rationabili parte bonorum	5
to the right honourable	5
of the common people	5
may seem to be	5
three normane kings of	5
and we do hereby	5
the summary of english	5
be erected in every	5
in respect of their	5
the court of the	5
the church of england	5
the end of hen	5
in the summary of	5
or more of the	5
discourse of the nature	5
was wont to be	5
the tenants in capite	5
quotiescunque contigerit dominum regem	5
as appeareth by the	5
that they be not	5
in the daies of	5
the death of every	5
if there could be	5
one half to the	5
the county of glamorgan	5
in the way of	5
the settlement of ireland	5
statutes or acts of	5
tenuit quandam terram in	5
the fourth part of	5
the time of henry	5
their heirs and assigns	5
twentieth day of september	5
in the nature of	5
in the acts and	5
the one half of	5
is in the hebrew	5
gavelkind lands in kent	5
to all intents and	5
blazon or coat of	5
it is hereby further	5
lover of englishmens freedomes	5
the acts and monuments	5
him and his heirs	5
all intents and purposes	5
declaration for the settlement	5
first minister of state	5
to hold in socage	5
the high court of	5
the execution of the	5
of one hundred pounds	5
the peace of the	5
the number of the	5
reign of king james	5
conceive to be the	5
to the parliament of	5
blood of the father	5
the nature of a	5
to be of the	5
if they had been	5
more which might be	5
common sort of people	5
there could be any	5
of england and wales	5
of the rest of	5
duas carucatas terrae in	5
a estc r this	5
erected in every county	5
the claims of the	5
hold by the service	5
service of the king	5
not to be good	5
clerks of the peace	5
will not be able	5
for the safety of	5
two parts in three	5
shall be said such	5
it seems to be	5
the land subscribers and	5
is to be understood	4
the king by his	4
as there is not	4
during the whole term	4
taking away of the	4
to the tenor and	4
his majestie out of	4
what i have said	4
in the termination of	4
them out of their	4
under the normane yoke	4
in law or equity	4
of the same mannour	4
of lands not exceeding	4
to be the kings	4
a narrative of the	4
or most of the	4
the said branch of	4
the late propositions for	4
the nobility and great	4
hundred and fifty years	4
to whom it was	4
a man and his	4
king henry the d	4
most choice of modern	4
englands bondage under the	4
a moneth after the	4
to command their lords	4
of the registring of	4
of the said respective	4
of the peace in	4
and not to be	4
there had been any	4
as gap elements at	4
moyety of the excise	4
every county of england	4
that there is no	4
of one pound five	4
one fourth part of	4
that many of the	4
the realm of england	4
the statute of e	4
to descend to the	4
putting in execution the	4
as much as may	4
of it in the	4
against the pretended registring	4
under the command of	4
the true yearly value	4
of william the conquerour	4
almost four hundred years	4
england scotland and ireland	4
john pas sampled and	4
unum arcum sine corda	4
which was to be	4
for the finding of	4
in capite per serjantiam	4
and safety of the	4
the memory of man	4
may at any time	4
to be charged upon	4
of this honourable house	4
or at any time	4
of the bishop of	4
proposal for the erecting	4
case of the lord	4
of the kings tenants	4
there is not one	4
in lieu of the	4
to be good or	4
said county of middlesex	4
tenet de domino rege	4
the kings and queens	4
to hear and determine	4
by the nature of	4
printed by the assigns	4
th day of february	4
on the feast of	4
petition of henry harbotle	4
for want of brothers	4
original in the society	4
supreme authority of england	4
a proposal for the	4
essay on a registry	4
in the margent against	4
said robert and his	4
lords and commons in	4
the lord of whichenour	4
any number of acres	4
we the lord lieutenant	4
sold the righteous for	4
all and singular the	4
one third of the	4
and they the said	4
the times of the	4
whom it was referred	4
had died without issue	4
of william the conquerer	4
reign of queen elizabeth	4
since and at this	4
to defend the kingdom	4
there will not be	4
statute made in the	4
in the book of	4
for the maintenance of	4
to the supreme authority	4
the honour of the	4
rest of the nation	4
by the common law	4
by copy of court	4
the records and writs	4
go out of their	4
the face of the	4
will never be able	4
but if it be	4
surrender his land to	4
no known defects that	4
very few of the	4
in the wars of	4
of the commons house	4
of great learning and	4
be found in any	4
during the continuation of	4
and the safety and	4
raign of king james	4
cousin germans on the	4
in the land of	4
treatise of hereditary descents	4
for any number of	4
the death of their	4
be sold by abel	4
all lawyers in every	4
reasons of many more	4
nostre seignour le roy	4
blaney sampled and proofread	4
to be in that	4
master and councel of	4
and all other incidents	4
a letter sent from	4
the society of antiquaries	4
the king and the	4
the inhabitants of this	4
be according to the	4
will be a great	4
of the governours of	4
jonathan blaney text and	4
the king at oxford	4
the knowledge of the	4
antient tenures of land	4
court of parliament assembled	4
the custom of the	4
the scriptures and points	4
as much or more	4
the rate of one	4
what shall be sayd	4
concerning the late propositions	4
some reasons of many	4
value of forty shillings	4
john pas text and	4
by the lawes of	4
those kinde of tenures	4
the council chamber in	4
seems to be a	4
and above of the	4
erecting of county registers	4
the said thomas causton	4
of the act of	4
full value of the	4
one and twenty years	4
humble petition of henry	4
money according to the	4
the law of nations	4
to do the like	4
imprinted at london by	4
the chamber of comptrol	4
part of the nation	4
the acts of parliament	4
line of the part	4
p estc r ocm	4
the ruine of the	4
in our modern english	4
power of the conquest	4
text has no known	4
the dissolution of the	4
as many millions as	4
for lives or years	4
descend to the eldest	4
was found to be	4
which may happen to	4
the son of the	4
this maketh a good	4
have an action of	4
the seven stars in	4
serjantiam inveniendi unum hominem	4
of money according to	4
laws of the realm	4
by virtue of their	4
the service of keeping	4
the minority of the	4
by the hands of	4
to the intent that	4
hierom sankey and dr	4
of the king or	4
shall have the land	4
to the end the	4
fatally and inevitably follow	4
above of the poor	4
the lease and release	4
such or the like	4
king henry the first	4
the works of the	4
reply to some reflections	4
and all other our	4
death of his ancestor	4
nobility and great men	4
it is holden by	4
to have been a	4
he ought to have	4
from both houses of	4
his majestie by his	4
of the whole blood	4
presented to the parliament	4
and if there be	4
one half of the	4
restoration of the irish	4
the command of the	4
and also in default	4
estc s ocm this	4
the supreme authority of	4
the brother of the	4
to do it in	4
rege per serjantiam custodiendi	4
to no more then	4
in regard of the	4
ancient commons and liberties	4
as soon as the	4
for it is a	4
to be chosen by	4
put upon them by	4
of both houses of	4
out of the produce	4
at the lords will	4
and burgesses of the	4
of our lord the	4
in the tower of	4
by the lords visitors	4
out of their countries	4
the parliament of r	4
his majesty by all	4
to be paid out	4
contigerit dominum regem ire	4
laws of king edward	4
a discourse of the	4
that william the conquerer	4
this text has no	4
five pounds per annum	4
all the parts of	4
for this is the	4
to the view of	4
and a good mannour	4
the twentieth day of	4
the reign of h	4
the pretended registring reformation	4
that were recorded as	4
in the will of	4
would not have been	4
inrolling of deeds of	4
that in case of	4
ministers of both universities	4
lands and dies without	4
make them to be	4
half to the king	4
if it be to	4
three or four statutes	4
the master and councel	4
make it to be	4
the want of coin	4
that the said robert	4
hold of the king	4
in behalf of the	4
the possession of the	4
parts of the earth	4
the late commissioners for	4
end of the third	4
the sayd sir phelippe	4
to be taken away	4
on the behalf of	4
such as doe un	4
of the settlement and	4
tenures of lands in	4
it may not be	4
and advantages of trade	4
c estc r ocm	4
to the yearly value	4
as representing the branch	4
sent from both houses	4
of the lord of	4
several acts of parliament	4
the custome of gavelkynd	4
the lord may enter	4
lands of the kingdom	4
them tendered to all	4
have a writ of	4
to make a true	4
sold at his shop	4
will be sure to	4
is said to be	4
no more than a	4
elements at the time	4
de successionibus apud anglos	4
contrary to the nature	4
of the true yearly	4
god saue the king	4
have the force and	4
at the council chamber	4
the constitution of the	4
executing the acts of	4
the foure provinces of	4
for the use of	4
a this text has	4
the said county of	4
blaney text and markup	4
the father of the	4
from the nature of	4
of the scriptures and	4
is like to be	4
the records of the	4
for transferring of uses	4
for executing the acts	4
mighty men of valour	4
a tax on mony	4
in the life time	4
death of every tenant	4
the directors of the	4
the occasions of the	4
at the kings coronation	4
as it were a	4
will not turn away	4
the author of the	4
of one hundred years	4
that they may live	4
to be made for	4
this black sinne with	4
for defence of the	4
of the estate of	4
robert and his heirs	4
to the said commissioners	4
gap elements at the	4
to the crown by	4
and the nobility and	4
a payre of shooes	4
recorded as gap elements	4
to the king by	4
of so great a	4
representing the branch of	4
sheriffs of this kingdom	4
reign of king e	4
be found to be	4
annotation on thomason copy	4
between them tendered to	4
of himself and above	4
shall appear to be	4
will fatally and inevitably	4
were recorded as gap	4
letter sent from both	4
half a quarter of	4
of many more which	4
at the high altar	4
that it would be	4
defects that were recorded	4
wing p estc r	4
le dit robert et	4
be taken away and	4
to the care and	4
use and advantages of	4
line of the father	4
a letter to the	4
that the commoners of	4
as well as to	4
by reason of a	4
defender of the faith	4
and that it is	4
many great mischiefs and	4
such deeds in the	4
of an act of	4
suis propriis per xl	4
of heirs of the	4
and in some places	4
behalf of himself and	4
his victory neer hastings	4
to the lord by	4
or for want of	4
the heirs of the	4
find the way to	4
of a great part	4
inherent in the land	4
from one to another	4
per serjantiam custodiendi hostium	4
the margent against l	4
himself and above of	4
of the lands in	4
is said to have	4
of the same land	4
consider of the scriptures	4
out of the exchequer	4
either at common law	4
the lands within the	4
of peers in parliament	4
domini regis in wallia	4
are hereby prohibited to	4
given at the council	4
money is to be	4
a wedge of gold	4
in the acts of	4
how comes it then	4
that which is now	4
the tenor and true	4
council chamber in dublin	4
covenant to stand seized	4
god save the king	4
to hold of the	4
as the occasions of	4
as it was in	4
on the head of	4
if there be any	4
he ought to be	4
in tenures in capite	4
sold by abel roper	4
rate of one pound	4
in the several counties	4
to all lawyers in	4
the county of warwick	4
that he and his	4
the credit of the	4
and long before the	4
the end that the	4
per serjantiam custodiendi unum	4
sovereign lord the king	4
the revenues of the	4
of the half blood	4
not at all to	4
the trade of the	4
in the civil law	4
his majesties court of	4
wherein englands bondage under	4
a person of great	4
of the eldest son	4
parts in three of	4
the king of england	4
and therefore it is	4
in the parish of	4
and inevitably follow the	4
that it should be	4
a wing c estc	4
the said robert ought	4
safety and defence of	4
that all masters and	4
and whereas the said	4
the payment of the	4
such person or persons	4
that are to be	4
as much to say	4
not think it to	4
him out of the	4
to the castle of	4
the erecting of county	4
to have power to	4
by this means be	4
this inclosure is against	4
parliament assembled at westminster	4
humble petition of arundell	4
the history of the	4
the statute made in	4
for putting in execution	4
is a forfeiture of	4
to be for the	4
tenure of their lands	4
the marriage of the	4
for inrolling of deeds	4
of parliament assembled at	4
and died without issue	4
that it is not	4
upon the bank of	4
society of antiquaries library	4
conceive it to be	4
by the assigns of	4
to declare and publish	4
of his majesties court	4
such a custome is	4
of commons in parliament	4
a writ of error	4
jonathan blaney sampled and	4
be good or pleadable	4
it will be as	4
one part of mankind	4
this is not a	4
choice of modern historians	4
on the proceedings of	4
shall be admitted to	4
the law of god	4
the whole term of	4
if they shall not	4
be for the good	4
capite by knight service	4
the king of musick	4
all conveyances of lands	4
late propositions for ireland	4
which would be a	4
the tenth part of	4
at the seven stars	4
of them by the	4
is as much to	4
to his majestie out	4
at his own cost	4
is the same with	4
held certain lands in	4
such houses or lands	4
other part of the	4
with the clerk of	4
pas text and markup	4
by right of creation	4
with the sons of	4
foure provinces of ireland	4
the lords of mannours	4
and governors of hospitals	4
be said such a	4
hereby prohibited to grant	4
the life time of	4
it ought to be	4
of the people of	4
and decay of tillage	4
and upon this account	4
in the statute of	4
depopulation and decay of	4
these last twenty years	4
the behalf of himself	4
as may appear by	4
paid by the tenant	4
their lands and estates	4
of the commissioners for	4
any summe of money	4
three parts in four	4
which are in the	4
governors of hospitals be	4
the people of this	4
the law of creation	4
seized of the mannor	4
officers of the court	4
within a moneth after	4
his tenures in capite	4
henry earl of st	4
the writ of ex	4
whether it be not	4
to the rest of	4
their ancient commons and	4
the province of connaught	4
with all convenient speed	4
lands holden in capite	4
proceedings of the commissioners	4
part of the lands	4
no more then what	4
the estates of the	4
time of henry the	4
any three or more	4
to be in an	4
the time of transcription	4
liberties of the people	4
of the parish of	4
take away tenures in	4
upon the account of	4
shall praise the lord	4
turn away the punishment	4
and doe we thinke	4
and twentieth year of	4
and all and singular	4
for titles of lands	4
at fairs or markets	4
as well as those	4
a wing p estc	4
they sold the righteous	4
of one hundred thousand	4
their king and country	4
great part of their	4
king and his people	4
when he came to	4
that the laws of	4
of richard truelove and	4
or parcel of land	4
be held of the	4
so great a part	4
of england scotland and	4
the greatest number of	4
a registry of lands	4
that pant after the	4
that daub over this	4
of the said chamber	4
in the middle of	4
manours out of kent	4
because it is holden	4
to be at the	4
comes it then to	4
lawyers in every inns	4
the sayd sir philippe	4
the people in general	4
for the marriage of	4
merchandize of the law	4
by the grace of	4
there is not a	4
or to have the	4
unum hominem peditem cum	4
value of the said	4
the time limited for	4
and by the lawes	4
humble petition of richard	4
in reference to the	4
be at the charge	4
preservation of the wards	4
of the town of	4
from the most choice	4
said robert ought to	4
the most choice of	4
payments in the year	4
last will and testament	4
domino regi per annum	4
the feast of the	4
the other to the	4
head of the poore	4
but the law in	4
petition of two sisters	4
which will fatally and	4
now assembled in parliament	4
of tenants in capite	4
away the punishment thereof	4
s ocm this keyboarded	4
the taking away or	4
of the chamber of	4
and a great deal	4
our nobility and gentry	4
bondage under the normane	4
and contrary to the	4
tenet unam carucatam terrae	4
making of the act	4
be sold at his	4
all masters and governors	4
in the administration of	4
be as much as	4
the king by the	4
taken to be a	4
of the eldest brother	4
diev et mon droit	4
stc estc s ocm	4
of allegiance and supremacy	4
may be made to	4
demiseable by coppy againe	4
as he was in	4
four statutes or acts	4
the reign of queen	4
and to this day	4
the said doctor had	4
after his victory neer	4
the raign of h	4
the people of israel	4
has no known defects	4
acres of land in	4
money was to be	4
the lord duke of	4
shall descend to the	4
the great uncles grand	4
of proceedings between sr	4
acts of settlement explanation	4
and shall not we	4
of london and westminster	4
the oath of the	4
inevitably follow the taking	4
not turn away the	4
moneth after the death	4
in a writ of	4
burgesses of the commons	4
the oath of allegiance	4
for support of the	4
the safety and defence	4
of the great seal	4
at any time hereafter	4
be sold at the	4
as heir to the	4
upper bench and common	4
and on the other	4
both a good tenure	4
that they are not	4
the many great mischiefs	4
according to the rules	4
and are hereby prohibited	4
both name and thing	4
and so in infinitum	4
a lease for years	4
were not so much	4
to all the high	4
in the common bench	4
held the manour of	4
is to be feared	4
and to all lawyers	4
in the behalf of	4
the lord and his	4
composition with the conquerour	4
in the purchase of	4
the reply to some	4
that the people of	4
chappel of the rolls	4
much as they can	4
to the king of	4
since the raign of	4
the charge of a	4
as it is not	4
of the kings and	4
or four statutes or	4
day of june last	4
domino regi in exercitu	4
by a person of	4
all manner of services	4
the restoration of the	4
a fine to the	4
which might be offered	4
bench and common pleas	4
petition of richard truelove	4
of the salus populi	4
and doth not this	4
deeds in the proper	4
of one and twenty	4
known defects that were	4
if they could be	4
pas sampled and proofread	4
parts of the nation	4
parts of our kingdome	4
in the society of	4
the sale of fee	4
and as to the	4
and take away the	4
one hundred and twenty	4
much as may be	4
of upper bench and	4
parliament of england scotland	4
exceeding five pounds per	3
i know not what	3
in our kentish gavelkynd	3
descended to all the	3
as the city of	3
the barony of langley	3
to be paid at	3
the law and the	3
which by the taking	3
is recorded in the	3
england at this day	3
in his proper nature	3
prove to be no	3
to be like the	3
as euidences for the	3
ire in walliam cum	3
to the rate setled	3
other claiming to commons	3
to have the force	3
is to be made	3
of king cnutes laws	3
the fines and recoveries	3
in the said province	3
altering of those tenures	3
the great discredit of	3
against the principles of	3
by the parliament of	3
if i mistake not	3
the thirteenth day of	3
the poore for a	3
for no other reason	3
for supplying the want	3
aid to make the	3
shall bee said a	3
and publish his maiesties	3
the late rebellion vpon	3
as being against the	3
they will not suffer	3
the recording of all	3
other our louing subiects	3
two hundred eighty eight	3
to all the next	3
defend himself and his	3
parts of the habitable	3
to secure the payment	3
so happy as to	3
are not like to	3
be made of the	3
published for the good	3
of descent as they	3
bearing date the twenty	3
commissioners for putting in	3
by the way of	3
the titles of lands	3
petition of james percy	3
beginning of the raign	3
to be in their	3
nature of the thing	3
lieutenant and council of	3
at any time before	3
all or most of	3
the tenant for life	3
leases of any lands	3
and sold by the	3
king and his heirs	3
any of the transplanted	3
edward the confessors laws	3
aside several amendments and	3
that this inclosure is	3
the harvard university library	3
lord lieutenant general and	3
mannor and the coppy	3
in regard it was	3
and right use of	3
two several payments in	3
of freehold and inheritance	3
english adventurer is much	3
the hand of god	3
and council of ireland	3
of founding a bank	3
hold of them by	3
of the whole undertaking	3
of the power of	3
in two or three	3
rules of descents in	3
and consent of the	3
of the mother or	3
away of the royal	3
foreign families into england	3
oath at his coronation	3
points of law herein	3
but that power that	3
intent and meaning of	3
coming of the saxon	3
haeredes successoresque sui cuique	3
of langley in the	3
the promotion and advancement	3
for their comfortable livelihood	3
it then to passe	3
the inrolling of estates	3
or any other person	3
if it were not	3
the money was to	3
those things which are	3
of an estate of	3
shillings and eight pence	3
twenty sixth day of	3
stand in the way	3
of the commissioned officers	3
registring of all conveyances	3
as of his people	3
of any the claims	3
the statute of the	3
of the husband and	3
idem comes concessit pro	3
and for one that	3
the brewers and ale	3
one thousand six hundred	3
they pant after the	3
for the promotion and	3
as well for the	3
some of the meaner	3
away so great a	3
the cathedral at canterbury	3
and that this branch	3
by some of the	3
and also by the	3
humbly layeth before your	3
is not a forfeiture	3
the relation betweene the	3
day of september last	3
the branch of undertakers	3
before they are heard	3
this maketh both a	3
the feast of saint	3
is to be payed	3
eye the number of	3
of his majesty that	3
his derivation of gavelkynd	3
of thundersley in the	3
said such a custome	3
date the twenty sixth	3
of shoes of four	3
have the benefit of	3
and other inferior lawyers	3
as it may be	3
the bondages of this	3
the acts of the	3
by a kind of	3
and the said robert	3
some brief observations upon	3
but partly from the	3
master of the court	3
the said lands and	3
proclamation to declare and	3
and common socage by	3
who lent the mony	3
also against all such	3
and profit of the	3
in eadem villa de	3
with some brief observations	3
to give such further	3
descended to the heir	3
so after the rate	3
as they would be	3
but for ten or	3
prospect of the very	3
be of the blood	3
the name of socage	3
but that of the	3
part of the kings	3
for a whole knights	3
found after the death	3
in the charter of	3
which might have been	3
of the said five	3
said mayor and aldermen	3
brother of the half	3
apply themselves to the	3
laws and customs of	3
of the county of	3
chosen by the lords	3
by granting his lands	3
to as much as	3
surrenders to the use	3
and that tenures in	3
of them to be	3
and the law of	3
inveniendi unum hominem cum	3
have common in the	3
lands in the province	3
for the defence and	3
the one and twentieth	3
not to be found	3
lieu of all services	3
sell the righteous for	3
he ought not to	3
by parliament upon any	3
late rebellion vpon pretence	3
a tenure or a	3
many acts of parliament	3
in a letter by	3
whereby the difference may	3
the undertakers and managers	3
in cities and burroughs	3
rational and christian answer	3
as otherwise in fee	3
would otherwise have been	3
narrative of the nature	3
be known of kentish	3
assemble themselues in riotous	3
supplying the want of	3
him and those which	3
of the earth you	3
their several and respective	3
lowering the interest of	3
containing seuen reasons as	3
the old custumal of	3
it their design to	3
care is to be	3
generality of the nation	3
the said acts of	3
to take away tenures	3
a court of record	3
so that a man	3
in england in the	3
the person of the	3
of the lords and	3
thundersley in the county	3
came to be kept	3
i shall therefore set	3
true meaning of this	3
if they should not	3
was of opinion that	3
party made it their	3
were not able to	3
some expedients humbly offered	3
life of the father	3
in king edward the	3
and required by his	3
which shall not be	3
unto the children of	3
body of the proprietors	3
ex utriusque parentibus conjuncti	3
concerning the sale of	3
are to be made	3
in proportion to their	3
a sum of money	3
master of the rolls	3
destructive way of registries	3
adventurer is much prejudiced	3
transplanted persons in the	3
the honour of a	3
or from the power	3
peace and welfare of	3
when oliver and the	3
without respect of persons	3
in the opinion of	3
and for what not	3
shall be as much	3
singular other the premisses	3
to any summe of	3
possession of all the	3
and if a man	3
b estc r ocm	3
black sinne with untempered	3
a fine and two	3
of the ancient custome	3
the earls of oxford	3
i estc r ocm	3
made publick for the	3
of their king and	3
upon the coronation day	3
one thousand three hundred	3
year of our lord	3
only for all services	3
the king or any	3
twice in every year	3
in the execution of	3
to be the best	3
a gentleman in the	3
scriptures and points of	3
to the great discredit	3
the king at his	3
much of the lands	3
readings of the late	3
which late inclosure with	3
in the right of	3
changed all the temporall	3
the county of hertford	3
in the late rebellion	3
him in the reversion	3
time of king john	3
as also against all	3
the reign of our	3
the usual species of	3
to be made of	3
his majesties protestant subjects	3
that the act of	3
at this day call	3
the old version of	3
by word of mouth	3
every part and parcel	3
the rate of l	3
intended act of parliament	3
one man to another	3
may not be improper	3
in process of time	3
unavoidably happen by the	3
to spring out of	3
son and heir of	3
gentleman in the country	3
the laws of descent	3
when the king should	3
is demiseable by coppy	3
the use of tenures	3