Selected quad for the lemma: city_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
city_n	day_n	king_n	lord_n	5,663	4	3.5808	3	false

Text snippets containing the quad

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
B17222	The arraignment, tryal, and condemnation of Sir William Parkins Knt. for the most horrid and barbarous conspiracy to assassinate His Most Sacred Majesty King William, and for raising of forces in order to a rebellion, and encouraging a French invasion into this kingdom: who was found guilty of high-treason, March 24 1695/6 at the Sessions-House in the Old-Baily: together with a true copy of the papers delivered by Sir William Parkins, and Sir John Friend to he sheriffs of London and Middlesex, at the time of their execution.	Parkyns, William, Sir, 1649?-1696.; Friend, John, Sir, d. 1696.; England and Wales. Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace (Middlesex)	1696 (1696)	Wing A3760; ESTC R11595	77,090	51

april_n the_o 10_o 1696._o i_o do_v appoint_v samuel_n heyrick_n and_o isaac_n cleve_n to_o print_v the_o trial_n of_o sir_n william_n parkins_n knight_n and_o order_n that_o no_o other_o person_n presume_v to_o print_v the_o same_o i._o holt._n the_o arraignment_n trial_n and_o condemnation_n of_o sir_n william_n parkins_n k_o nt_v for_o the_o most_o horrid_a and_o barbarous_a conspiracy_n to_o assassinate_n his_o most_o sacred_a majesty_n king_n william_n and_o for_o raise_v of_o force_n in_o order_n to_o a_o rebellion_n and_o encourage_v a_o french_a invasion_n into_o this_o kingdom_n who_o be_v find_v guilty_a of_o high-treason_n march_v 24._o 1695_o 6._o at_o the_o sessions-house_n in_o the_o old-bailey_n together_o with_o a_o true_a copy_n of_o the_o paper_n deliver_v by_o sir_n william_n parkins_n and_o sir_n john_n friend_n to_o the_o sheriff_n of_o london_n and_o middlesex_n at_o the_o time_n of_o their_o execution_n london_n print_a for_o samuel_n heyrick_n at_o grays-inn_n gate_n in_o holbourn_n and_o isaac_n cleve_n at_o serjeants-inn_n gate_n in_o chancery-lane_n 1696._o die_v martis_n vicesimo_fw-la quarto_fw-la martij_fw-la anno_fw-la dom._n 1695._o anno_fw-la regni_fw-la regis_fw-la willielmi_n tertij_fw-la septimo_fw-la this_o day_n the_o trial_n of_o sir_n william_n parkyns_n come_v on_o at_o the_o sessions-house_n in_o the_o old-bailey_n for_o high-treason_n in_o conspire_v the_o death_n of_o the_o king_n and_o promote_a a_o french_a invasion_n for_o the_o restore_a the_o late_a king_n james_n cl._n of_o arr._n crier_n make_v proclamation_n cryer_n oyez_fw-fr oyez_fw-fr oyez_fw-fr all_o manner_n of_o person_n that_o have_v any_o thing_n more_o to_o do_v at_o this_o general_a session_n of_o the_o peace_n session_n of_o oyer_n and_o terminer_n hold_v for_o the_o city_n of_o london_n and_o goal-delivery_n of_o newgate_n hold_v for_o the_o city_n of_o london_n and_o county_n of_o middlesex_n and_o be_v adjourn_v over_o to_o this_o day_n draw_v near_o and_o give_v your_o attendance_n for_o now_o they_o will_v proceed_v to_o the_o plea_n of_o the_o crown_n for_o the_o same_o city_n and_o county_n and_o god_n save_v the_o king_n cl._n of_o arr._n middlesex_n cryer_n make_v proclamation_n cryer_n oyez_fw-fr you_o good_a man_n of_o the_o county_n of_o middlesex_n summon_v to_o appear_v here_o this_o day_n to_o try_v between_o our_o sovereign_a lord_n the_o king_n and_o the_o prisoner_n that_o shall_v be_v at_o the_o bar_n answer_v to_o your_o name_n as_o you_o shall_v be_v call_v every_o man_n at_o the_o first_o call_v upon_o pain_n and_o peril_n shall_v fall_v thereupon_o then_o the_o jury_n that_o be_v return_v in_o the_o panel_n be_v all_o call_v over_o and_o the_o appearance_n of_o those_o who_o answer_v to_o the_o call_v be_v record_v about_o ten_o of_o the_o clock_n the_o judge_n to_o wit_n the_o lord_n chief_a justice_n holt_n the_o lord_n chief_a justice_n treby_n and_o mr._n justice_n rokeby_n come_v into_o the_o court._n cl_n of_o arr._n set_a sir_n william_n parkyns_n to_o the_o bar_n which_o be_v do_v sir_n william_n parkyns_n hold_v up_o thy_o hand_n parkyn_n my_o lord_n if_o you_o please_v i_o humble_o beg_v the_o favour_n of_o one_o word_n before_o i_o be_o arraign_v my_o wife_n come_v to_o see_v i_o in_o my_o distress_n send_v up_o a_o trunk_n of_o linen_n for_o our_o use_n and_o the_o sheriff_n of_o london_n have_v seize_v it_o and_o do_v detain_v it_o it_o have_v linen_n in_o it_o and_o all_o her_o necessary_a thing_n and_o all_o thing_n have_v be_v tear_v from_o i_o since_o i_o be_v apprehend_v but_o what_o be_v there_o i_o have_v nothing_o to_o subsist_v upon_o but_o what_o be_v there_o for_o no_o money_n can_v i_o get_v from_o any_o body_n no_o body_n will_v pay_v we_o a_o farthing_n mr._n sh._n buckingham_n my_o lord_n we_o be_v send_v for_o to_o mr._n secretary_n trumball_n office_n and_o when_o we_o come_v there_o there_o be_v a_o trunk_n that_o have_v be_v seize_v as_o belong_v to_o sir_n william_n parkyns_n and_o when_o we_o come_v thither_o it_o be_v open_v and_o there_o be_v in_o it_o some_o household_n linen_n and_o some_o plate_n and_o mr._n secretary_n trumball_n be_v please_v after_o have_v search_v the_o trunk_n to_o seal_v it_o up_o and_o deliver_v it_o to_o my_o brother_n and_o i_o to_o be_v keep_v and_o this_o be_v all_o we_o know_v of_o it_o l._n c._n j._n holt._n where_o be_v this_o trunk_n seize_v mr._n sh._n buckingham_n we_o find_v it_o in_o the_o secretary_n office_n and_o it_o be_v deliver_v to_o we_o there_o and_o we_o give_v a_o receipt_n for_o it_o to_o bring_v it_o down_o again_o when_o call_v for_o we_o do_v not_o seize_v it_o l._n c._n j._n holt_n look_v you_o see_v sir_n william_n parkyns_n your_o trunk_n be_v seize_v i_o suppose_v in_o order_n to_o search_v for_o paper_n parkyn_n yes_o i_o believe_v it_o be_v but_o i_o hope_v it_o shall_v be_v deliver_v back_o now_o they_o have_v find_v nothing_o in_o it_o and_o i_o have_v nothing_o else_o to_o subsist_v upon_o but_o what_o be_v there_o l._n c._n j._n holt._n be_v there_o any_o plate_n there_o what_o be_v there_o in_o the_o trunk_n mr._n sh._n buckingham_n there_o be_v some_o diaper_n and_o damask_n linen_n a_o carpet_n and_o some_o piece_n of_o plate_n two_o or_o three_o hundred_o ounce_n of_o plate_n for_o aught_o i_o know_v we_o have_v it_o from_o the_o secretary_n office_n we_o do_v not_o seize_v it_o then_o the_o judge_n consult_v among_o themselves_o l._n c._n j._n holt._n he_o ought_v to_o have_v his_o plate_n to_o sell_v to_o support_v he_o that_o he_o may_v have_v bread_n parkyns_n will_v your_o lordship_n please_v to_o direct_v the_o sheriff_n to_o deliver_v it_o back_o l._n c._n j._n holt._n well_o some_o care_n or_o other_o shall_v be_v take_v in_o it_o parkyns_n my_o lord_n i_o have_v nothing_o to_o subsist_v upon_o unless_o i_o can_v make_v something_o of_o what_o be_v there_o i_o have_v a_o wife_n and_o four_o child_n and_o nothing_o to_o subsist_v upon_o l._n c._n just_o holt._n let_v your_o wife_n make_v application_n for_o it_o at_o the_o secretary_n it_o can_v now_o be_v do_v here_o why_o do_v you_o not_o make_v complaint_n of_o it_o before_o if_o you_o have_v care_n have_v be_v take_v in_o it_o parkyns_n i_o be_v tell_v there_o be_v a_o petition_n for_o my_o lord_n i_o be_v a_o close_a prisoner_n and_o they_o tell_v i_o there_o be_v a_o petition_n but_o my_o wife_n never_o mention_v any_o thing_n of_o it_o to_o i_o while_o afterward_o and_o they_o talk_v of_o a_o order_n of_o council_n that_o they_o have_v for_o the_o sheriff_n seize_v it_o but_o when_o i_o come_v to_o inquire_v into_o it_o there_o be_v no_o order_n about_o it_o but_o only_o to_o search_v and_o examine_v it_o l._n c._n just_o holt._n well_o some_o order_n shall_v be_v take_v about_o it_o mr._n sh._n buckingham_n my_o lord_n we_o have_v give_v a_o receipt_n to_o the_o secretary_n for_o it_o l._n c._n just_o holt._n but_o he_o must_v have_v wherewithal_o to_o subsist_v and_o buy_v he_o bread_n while_o he_o be_v in_o prison_n mr._n sh._n buckingham_n my_o lord_n i_o see_v mr._n burleigh_n there_o who_o be_v sir_n john_n friend_n solicitor_n i_o will_v humble_o move_v your_o lordship_n that_o it_o may_v be_v inquire_v into_o how_o he_o come_v by_o the_o panel_n of_o the_o jury_n yesterday_o for_o it_o seem_v to_o reflect_v upon_o we_o as_o if_o we_o have_v give_v the_o prisoner_n a_o wrong_a panel_n mr._n j._n rokeby_n no_o i_o think_v there_o can_v be_v no_o reflection_n upon_o you_o but_o i_o think_v it_o will_v be_v very_o proper_a to_o have_v the_o matter_n examine_v l._n c._n just_o holt._n ay_o let_v burleigh_n come_v in_o which_o he_o do_v pray_v how_o come_v you_o by_o that_o panel_n which_o you_o give_v to_o sir_n john_n friend_n burleigh_n my_o lord_n i_o have_v three_o several_a copy_n send_v i_o by_o sir_n john_n friend_n be_v friend_n to_o the_o horn_n tavern_n about_o three_o or_o four_o a_o clock_n and_o i_o deliver_v one_o of_o they_o to_o sir_n john_n friend_n but_o he_o have_v one_o before_o i_o deliver_v i_o l._n c._n just_o holt._n who_o send_v they_o to_o you_o or_o bring_v they_o to_o you_o burleigh_n i_o have_v they_o bring_v to_o i_o by_o a_o porter_n mr._n baker_n you_o know_v you_o may_v have_v have_v it_o from_o the_o proper_a officer_n for_o ask_v burleigh_n i_o have_v they_o bring_v i_o from_o sir_n john_n friend_n friend_n l._n c._n j._n holt._n can_v you_o tell_v who_o have_v it_o from_o the_o sheriff_n burleigh_n my_o lord_n i_o know_v not_o i_o have_v three_o copy_n send_v i_o in_o a_o quarter_n of_o a_o hour_n time_n whence_o they_o come_v i_o know_v not_o the_o sheriff_n know_v i_o and_o every_o body_n else_o