Selected quad for the lemma: city_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
city_n	court_n	year_n	york_n	55	3	8.7856	4	false

Text snippets containing the quad

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A02855	The first part of the life and raigne of King Henrie the IIII. Extending to the end of the first yeare of his raigne. Written by I.H.; Historie of the life and raigne of Henry the Fourth	Hayward, John, Sir, 1564?-1627.	1599 (1599)	STC 12995; ESTC S103908	104,716	160

and_o fear_v more_o the_o king_n daily_a exaction_n do_v not_o only_o deny_v but_o evil_o entreat_v a_o certain_a lombard_n who_o offer_v to_o lay_v out_o the_o money_n another_o grief_n be_v thus_o occasion_v one_o of_o the_o bishop_n of_o salisburies_n servant_n name_v roman_a meet_v in_o fleetstreet_n with_o a_o baker_n man_n bearing_z horsebread_n take_v a_o loaf_n out_o of_o his_o basket_n and_o by_o rude_a demand_n of_o the_o one_o and_o rough_a denial_n of_o the_o other_o chollar_n so_o kindle_v betwixt_o they_o that_o roman_a brake_n the_o baker_n head_n hereupon_o the_o neighbour_n come_v forth_o and_o will_v have_v arrest_v this_o bishop_n lusty_a yeoman_n but_o he_o escape_v and_o flee_v to_o the_o bishop_n house_n the_o constable_n follow_v peaceable_o and_o demand_v a_o quiet_a delivery_n of_o the_o offendor_n but_o the_o bishop_n man_n shut_v the_o gate_n against_o he_o that_o no_o man_n can_v come_v near_o then_o much_o people_n flock_v together_o threaten_v to_o break_v open_a the_o gate_n and_o fire_n the_o house_n unless_o roman_a be_v bring_v forth_o unto_o they_o what_o say_v they_o be_v the_o bishop_n man_n privilege_v or_o be_v his_o house_n a_o sanctuary_n or_o will_v he_o protect_v those_o who_o he_o ought_v to_o punish_v if_o we_o may_v be_v shuffle_v off_o in_o this_o sort_n not_o only_o our_o street_n but_o our_o shop_n and_o our_o house_n shall_v never_o be_v free_a from_o violence_n and_o wrong_a this_o we_o will_v not_o endure_v we_o can_v not_o it_o stand_v not_o we_o in_o hand_n herewith_o they_o approach_v the_o gate_n and_o begin_v to_o use_v violence_n but_o the_o mayor_n and_o shiriffes_n of_o the_o city_n upon_o advertisement_n of_o this_o tumult_n come_v among_o they_o cry_v out_o that_o it_o be_v not_o courage_n but_o outrage_n which_o they_o show_v whereby_o they_o will_v procure_v both_o danger_n to_o themselves_o and_o displeasure_n against_o the_o whole_a city_n that_o although_o wrong_a have_v be_v receive_v yet_o they_o be_v not_o the_o man_n nor_o this_o the_o mean_n to_o redress_v the_o same_o so_o partly_o by_o their_o persuasion_n partly_o by_o their_o presence_n and_o authority_n they_o repress_v the_o riot_n and_o send_v every_o man_n away_o with_o straight_a charge_n to_o keep_v the_o peace_n here_o be_v yet_o no_o great_a harm_n do_v and_o the_o quarrel_n may_v have_v be_v quiet_v without_o more_o ado_n have_v not_o the_o bishop_n stir_v therein_o and_o kindle_v the_o coal_n of_o unkindness_n a_o fresh_a for_o the_o londoner_n at_o that_o time_n be_v not_o only_o suspect_v secret_o but_o open_o note_v to_o be_v favourer_n and_o follower_n of_o wickliff_n opinion_n for_o which_o cause_n they_o be_v much_o malist_v of_o the_o bishop_n and_o many_o of_o their_o action_n interpret_v to_o proceed_v from_o another_o mind_n and_o tend_v to_o a_o worse_a end_n than_o be_v outward_o bear_v in_o countenance_n and_o show_v and_o some_o matter_n of_o chance_n be_v take_v as_o do_v of_o purpose_n therefore_o the_o bishop_n of_o salisbury_n call_v john_n waltham_n who_o be_v also_o treasurour_n of_o england_n make_v a_o grievous_a complaint_n of_o this_o attempt_n to_o thomas_n arundle_n archbishop_n of_o york_n and_o lord_n chancellor_n affirm_v that_o if_o upon_o every_o light_a pretence_n the_o citizen_n may_v be_v suffer_v in_o this_o sort_n to_o insult_v upon_o the_o bishop_n without_o punishment_n without_o reproof_n and_o blame_n they_o will_v bring_v into_o hazard_n not_o only_o the_o dignity_n and_o state_n but_o the_o liberty_n also_o of_o the_o whole_a church_n do_v they_o not_o late_o take_v upon_o they_o the_o punishment_n of_o adultery_n and_o other_o crime_n appertain_v to_o ecle●iasticall_a jurisdiction_n malicious_o allege_v that_o the_o bishop_n and_o their_o officer_n either_o be_v infamous_a for_o those_o vice_n themselves_o do_v wink_n at_o the_o same_o in_o other_o or_o else_o by_o covetous_a commutation_n do_v rather_o set_v they_o to_o sale_n then_o care_v full_o repress_v they_o do_v they_o not_o rude_o and_o unreverent_o break_v open_a the_o door_n upon_o the_o archbishop_n of_o canterbury_n and_o interrupte_v his_o proceed_n against_o john_n astone_n a_o open_a follower_n of_o wickliff_n and_o do_v we_o think_v that_o this_o be_v the_o last_o indignity_n that_o they_o will_v offer_v no_o sure_o nor_o yet_o the_o least_o and_o if_o this_o boldness_n be_v not_o beat_v down_o our_o authority_n will_v fall_v into_o open_a contempt_n and_o scorn_n and_o be_v make_v a_o common_a football_n for_o every_o base_a citizen_n to_o spurn_v at_o hereupon_o they_o go_v together_o to_o the_o king_n and_o so_o incense_v his_o displeasure_n against_o the_o londoner_n be_v prepare_v thereto_o by_o former_a provocation_n that_o he_o be_v in_o the_o mind_n to_o make_v spoil_n of_o the_o city_n and_o utter_o to_o destroy_v it_o but_o be_v persuade_v to_o some_o more_o moderation_n in_o revenge_n first_o he_o cause_v the_o 〈◊〉_d and_o shiriffes_n and_o many_o of_o the_o chief_a citizen_n to_o be_v apprehend_v and_o commit_v to_o diverse_a several_a prison_n then_o he_o c●zed_v all_o the_o liberty_n of_o the_o city_n into_o his_o hand_n and_o ordain_v that_o no_o mayor_n shall_v any_o more_o be_v elect_v but_o that_o the_o king_n shall_v at_o his_o pleasure_n appoint_v a_o warden_n and_o governon●_n over_o the_o city_n this_o office_n be_v first_o commit_v to_o sir_n edward_n darlington_n who_o for_o his_o gentleness_n towards_o the_o citizen_n be_v short_o after_o removoe_v and_o sir_n baldwine_n radington_n place_v in_o his_o room_n also_o the_o king_n be_v induce_v or_o rather_o seduce_v by_o the_o archbishop_n of_o york_n lord_n chancellor_n to_o remove_v the_o term_n and_o court_n to_o wit_n the_o chancery_n the_o exchequer_n the_o king_n bench_n the_o hamper_n and_o the_o common_a plea_n from_o london_n to_o be_v keep_v at_o york_n where_o the_o same_o continue_a from_o midsummer_n in_o the_o year_n 1393._o until_o christmas_n next_o follow_v to_o the_o great_a hindrance_n and_o decay_n of_o the_o city_n of_o london_n at_o the_o last_o the_o king_n upon_o earnest_a entreaty_n of_o the_o duke_n of_o lancaster_n and_o the_o duke_n of_o gloucester_n call_v the_o londoner_n before_o he_o at_o windsor_n where_o have_v first_o terrify_v they_o with_o the_o presence_n and_o show_n of_o a_o great_a number_n of_o arm_a man_n he_o cause_v all_o the_o privilege_n of_o the_o city_n both_o old_a and_o new_a to_o be_v bring_v forth_o whereof_o he_o restore_v some_o and_o restrain_v the_o rest_n yet_o the_o londoner_n be_v not_o full_o receive_v to_o favour_n neither_o recover_v they_o at_o that_o time_n either_o the_o person_n or_o dignity_n of_o their_o mayor_n short_o after_o the_o king_n go_v to_o london_n at_o who_o come_v the_o citizen_n change_v all_o their_o grief_n into_o gladness_n as_o the_o common_a fort_n be_v without_o measure_n in_o both_o entertain_v he_o with_o such_o joyful_a triumph_n and_o rich_a present_n as_o if_o it_o have_v be_v the_o day_n of_o his_o coronation_n they_o suppose_v with_o these_o great_a courtesy_n and_o cost_n to_o have_v satissy_v his_o displeasure_n but_o they_o sound_v themselves_o far_o deceive_v for_o they_o be_v not_o full_o restore_v to_o their_o liberty_n again_o until_o they_o have_v make_v fine_a to_o pay_v unto_o the_o king_n ten_o thousand_o pound_n thus_o do_v the_o londoner_n manifest_a in_o themselves_o a_o strange_a diversity_n of_o disposition_n both_o licentious_o to_o commit_v offe●ee_a and_o patient_o to_o endure_v punishment_n have_v rashness_n and_o rage_n so_o temper_v with_o obedience_n that_o they_o be_v easy_o punish_v who_o can_v not_o possible_o be_v rule_v yet_o fot_o this_o cause_n so_o soon_o as_o first_o occasion_n do_v serve_v against_o the_o king_n they_o show_v themselves_o either_o his_o earnest_a enemy_n or_o faint_a friend_n king_n richard_n in_o the_o nineteen_o year_n of_o his_o reign_n pass_v the_o sea_n to_o calais_n the_o french_a king_n also_o come_v down_o to_o arde_n between_o which_o two_o town_n a_o place_n be_v appoint_v and_o tent_n erect_v for_o both_o the_o king_n to_o meet_v after_o large_a expense_n on_o both_o fides_fw-la and_o great_a honour_n do_v by_o the_o one_o king_n to_o the_o other_o a_o surcease_n of_o arm_n be_v conclude_v between_o they_o for_o thirty_o year_n and_o king_n richard_n take_v to_o wife_n lady_n isabella_n the_o french_a king_n daughter_n be_v not_o above_o seven_o or_o eight_o year_n old_a the_o duke_n of_o gloucester_n be_v so_o offend_v both_o with_o this_o friendship_n and_o assinitie_n that_o he_o lose_v all_o manner_n of_o patience_n exclaim_v that_o it_o be_v more_o meet_a to_o be_v in_o arm_n then_o in_o amity_n with_o the_o frenchman_n who_o be_v inferior_a to_o the_o english_a in_o courage_n do_v always_o overreach_v they_o in_o craft_n and_o be_v