Selected quad for the lemma: lord_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
lord_n	call_v	day_n	name_n	22,920	5	5.6979	4	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
B03805	Intimation by the town-clerk of Edinburgh, to the whole burgesses of the said burgh, concerning the election of their commissioners to the meeting of the estates of this kingdom, which is to be holden the 14th day of March 1689 years.	Edinburgh (Scotland). Town Council.; Rocheid, Ja.; William, III, King of England, 1650-1702.	1689 (1689)	Wing I274; ESTC R178567	1,380	4

EDINBURGH The 20 Day of February 1689 Years INTIMATION By the Town-Clerk of Edinburgh to the whole Burgesses of the said Burgh concerning the Election of their Commissioners to the Meeting of the Estates of this Kingdom which is to be Holden the 14 th Day of March 1689 Years WHereas by an Letter from his Highness the Prince of Orange given at St. James's the 5th day of February in the year of our Lord 1688 / 9 direct to the Town-Clerk of Edinburgh Requiring him upon the Receipt of His Highness Letter to make publick Intimation of the famine on the first Mercat Day at the Cross of the Royal Burgh of Edinburgh in the usual manner and to appoint a Day to be at least Five Days after the said Intimation for the whole Burgesses to Meet and Chuse their Commissioners for the said Meeting of the Estates at Edinburgh the 14th Day of March next and that a Copy of His Highness Letter and of the Clerks Intimation containing the Day of Election be left Affixt on the said Cross the Burgesses and Commissioners being Protestants without any other Exception or Limitation and that the said Clerk report his Diligence therein to the said Meeting as is fully contained in His Highness Letter In Obedience and in Pursuance of the Order of His Highness Letter These are to make publick Intimation to the whole Burgesses of the Royal-Burgh of Edinburgh being Protestants that they Meet and Conveen within the Parliament-House upon the Twenty Eight Day of February instant at Eight of the Clock of the Morning for Electing and Choosing their Commissioners to the said Meeting of the Estates And likewise as previous to the more orderly carrying on of the said Election and for preventing Confusion and that none may have Vote in the same but such as are Protestants and has Interest by being Burgesses Therefore these are to make publick Intimation that all Protestant Burgesses of the said Burgh produce their Burgess-Tickets to the Clerk in the Town-Council-House of the said Burgh where they shall be attended dayly by him and his Servants from Eight of the Clock in the Morning till Six of the Clock at Night and that from and betwixt the Twenty and the Twenty Seventh of this instant Month of February to the effect a Roll of their Names and Designations may be taken up by way of Alphabet that every Burges may be called according to the said Rolls upon the foresaid Day of Election J A. ROCHEID Cls. WHEREAS the Lords and Gentlemen of the Kingdom of Scotland met at White-Hall at Our desire to Advise Us what is to be done for Securing the Protestant Religion and Restoring the Laws and Liberties of that Kingdom according to Our Declarations have desired Us for the attaining these Ends to call a Meeting of the Estates to be holden at Edinburgh in March next WE being Desirous to do every Thing that may Tend to the Publick Good and Happiness of that Kingdom have Resolved to call the said Meeting against the Fourteenth Day of the said Month of March next and do therefore in pursuance and according to the Tenor of the said Advice Require you upon the Receipt of this Our Letter to make Publick Intimation of the same on the first Mercat Day at the Cross of the Royal Burrough of Edinburgh in the usual manner and to appoint a Day to be at least Five Days after the said Intimation for the whole Burgesses to meet and chuse their Commissioners for the said Meeting of the Estates at Edinburgh the said Fourteenth Day of March a Copy of this Our Letter and of your Intimation containing the Day of Election to be left affixt on the said Cross The Burgesses and Commissioners being Protestants without any other Exception or Limitation And that you Report your Diligence herein to the Convention Given at St. James's the fifth day of Feb. in the Year of Our Lord 1688 / 9. W. H. Prince of Orange To the Town-Clerk of the Town of Edinburgh