Selected quad for the lemma: lord_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
lord_n	commissioner_n	john_n	sir_n	10,577	5	6.4155	4	false

Text snippets containing the quad

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A94327	The Taking of Gateshead Hill: And blocking up of Newcastle certified, in a letter from the commissioners at Sunderland. Also, the perticulers of the defeat given to the Oxford forces near Abbington, Sir Richard Grimes and others slain, and what prisoners and horse were taken. Together, with the Lord of Loughboroughs letter to Collonel Baggot, who is since slain, the letter being found in his pocket; And the perticulers of the names of the chiefest that were slain and taken prisoners by Sir John Gels forces near Burton.	Loughborough, Henry Hastings, Baron, 1610-1667.; Newcastle, William Cavendish, Duke of, 1592-1676.; Gell, John, Sir, 1593-1671.	1644 (1644)	Wing T110; Thomason E4_31; ESTC R7023	2,003	9

the_o taking_z of_o gateshead_n hill_n and_o block_v up_o of_o newcastle_n certify_v in_o a_o letter_n from_o the_o commissioner_n at_o sunderland_n also_o the_o particular_n of_o the_o defeat_n give_v to_o the_o oxford_n force_v near_o abbington_n sir_n richard_n grimes_n and_o other_o slay_v and_o what_o prisoner_n and_o horse_n be_v take_v together_o with_o the_o lord_n of_o loughborough_n letter_n to_o colonel_n baggot_n who_o be_v since_o slay_v the_o letter_n be_v find_v in_o his_o pocket_n and_o the_o particular_n of_o the_o name_n of_o the_o chief_a that_o be_v slay_v and_o take_v prisoner_n by_o sir_n john_n gel_n force_n near_o burton_n publish_v according_a to_o order_n aug_n 10_o london_n print_v by_o jane_n coe_n 1644._o the_o extract_n of_o a_o letter_n from_o sunderland_n the_o first_o of_o august_n that_o since_o the_o take_n of_o hartlepoole_n and_o stockton_n the_o earl_n of_o calender_n have_v enter_v gateshead_n in_o the_o bishopric_n of_o durham_n and_o be_v as_o near_o newcastle_n bridge_n as_o s._n marioveries_n be_v to_o london_n bridge_n and_o taht_v his_o lordship_n have_v stop_v all_o passage_n over_o the_o bridge_n and_o be_v quartare_v himself_o on_o the_o top_n of_o gateshead_n hill_n and_o be_v in_o hope_n if_o no_o force_n come_v to_o raise_v the_o siege_n to_o give_v a_o speedy_a account_n of_o newcastle_n date_v at_o sunderland_n 1_o august_n 1644._o on_o wednesday_n last_o the_o enemy_n come_v with_o a_o strong_a party_n of_o horse_n from_o oxford_n and_o face_a abbington_n our_o man_n retreat_v from_o the_o outwork_n and_o draw_v a_o part_n of_o the_o enemy_n into_o the_o line_n about_o 20._o and_o then_o fall_v on_o they_o and_o slay_v 8._o sir_n richard_n grimes_n be_v slay_v and_o take_v also_o 12._o prisoner_n and_o pursue_v the_o rest_n to_o the_o very_a wall_n of_o oxford_n and_o bring_v away_o 60._o horse_n from_o oxford_n to_o abbington_n not_o one_o of_o our_o man_n lose_v nor_o mortal_o wound_v some_o small_a wound_n two_o or_o three_o have_v receive_v but_o no_o great_a loss_n praise_v be_v god_n the_o copy_n of_o a_o letter_n from_o sir_n john_n gell_n quarter_n sir_n in_o my_o last_o i_o give_v you_o a_o account_n of_o our_o lay_v siege_n to_o winfield_n manor_n which_o have_v now_o be_v continue_v 12_o or_o 14_o day_n the_o pioner_n be_v get_v very_o nigh_o unto_o the_o wall_n and_o by_o a_o boy_n send_v out_o this_o day_n with_o a_o letter_n in_o charrecter_n which_o though_o we_o can_v understand_v yet_o see_v it_o be_v to_o hastings_n for_o aid_n and_o that_o they_o can_v hold_v out_o many_o day_n now_o these_o 4._o or_o 5._o day_n hastings_n have_v be_v rally_v his_o own_o baggot_n milwoods_n eyres_n and_o some_o other_o force_n and_o have_v be_v ramble_v about_o titbury_n hilton_n marston_n and_o those_o part_n of_o which_o we_o have_v notice_n our_o horse_n regiment_n march_v yesternight_o to_o the_o prioy_v and_o so_o the_o rest_n that_o be_v in_o town_n join_v march_v on_o towards_o hilton_n where_o the_o enemy_n be_v not_o but_o remove_v to_o roston_n where_o our_o man_n fall_v on_o they_o about_o spring_n day_n and_o take_v that_o flee_v into_o the_o church_n 100_o lack_v 3._o with_o two_o foot_n colour_n and_o 150._o arm_n sword_n and_o bandelere_n be_v colonel_n milwoods_n and_o colonel_n eyere_n upon_o this_o they_o understanding_n by_o the_o prisoner_n that_o then_o be_v 5_o or_o 600._o quarter_v at_o burton_n our_o forlese_a hope_n advance_v towards_o they_o have_v set_v a_o guard_n on_o the_o prisoner_n &_o when_o they_o come_v to_o burton_n the_o enemy_n be_v about_o 400._o be_v draw_v into_o a_o body_n in_o the_o manor_n yard_n at_o which_o our_o man_n fire_v but_o the_o body_n be_v not_o not_o come_v in_o they_o sally_v out_o and_o cause_v we_o to_o retreat_n but_o the_o body_n come_v in_o this_o be_v the_o success_n after_o we_o draw_v into_o a_o body_n and_o fill_v one_o end_n of_o the_o street_n and_o the_o enemy_n the_o other_o the_o dragonere_n fyre_v fresh_o at_o last_o it_o please_v god_n to_o disorder_v they_o and_o put_v they_o whole_o to_o the_o rout_n we_o pursue_v their_o guard_n of_o musket_n and_o there_o be_v slay_v mortal_o wound_v and_o take_v prisoner_n at_o least_o 100_o or_o 120._o colonel_n pate_n slay_v for_o certain_a also_o major_a bate_v his_o major_n with_o divers_a gentleman_n as_o the_o prisoner_n affirm_v also_o colonel_n baggot_n be_v slay_v so_o affirm_v the_o reason_n be_v these_o 1._o a_o captain_n of_o we_o shoot_v at_o he_o at_o three_o yard_n distance_n and_o very_o think_v hit_v in_o his_o belly_n 2._o the_o prisoner_n be_v hear_v to_o say_v that_o he_o or_o his_o major_n be_v slay_v 3_o one_o of_o captain_n hardstaffe_n soldier_n find_v he_o dead_a take_v his_o gold_n and_o money_n out_o of_o his_o pocket_n and_o letter_n among_o which_o one_o all_o blood_n of_o which_o be_v a_o enclose_a copy_n among_o the_o prisoner_n take_v be_v know_v to_o be_v 4._o captain_n 1._o captain_n lieutenant_n 100_o and_o odd_a horse_n and_o our_o man_n good_a booty_n of_o the_o slay_v be_v suppose_v to_o be_v about_o 40._o but_o a_o great_a number_n morta_o wound_v we_o miss_v not_o above_o six_o man_n in_o all_o this_o and_o whether_o slay_v or_o take_v we_o know_v not_o the_o enemy_n be_v valiant_a be_v harker_n bagget_n and_o pate_n this_o pate_n have_v two_o bullet_n shoot_v into_o he_o thrust_v through_o with_o a_o skean_n and_o after_o his_o brain_n beat_v out_o with_o a_o musket_n he_o fight_v as_o long_o as_o he_o can_v stand_v we_o can_v hear_v of_o above_o two_o of_o we_o slay_v cornet_n john_n wat'_v shoot_v through_o with_o a_o musket_n above_o the_o right_a breast_n which_o i_o fear_v will_v prove_v mortal_a cornet_n john_n hope_v shoot_v in_o the_o foot_n captain_n barton_n shoot_v with_o a_o musket_n into_o the_o left_a breast_n but_o his_o arm_n be_v so_o good_a that_o it_o do_v not_o enter_v balat_n shoot_v through_o the_o leg_n also_o his_o thumb_n and_o one_o finger_n shoot_v and_o a_o small_a cut_n under_o the_o chin_n but_o nothing_o dangerous_a thus_o god_n be_v good_a to_o we_o bless_v be_v his_o name_n the_o lord_n preserve_v you_o so_o pray_v he_o who_o be_v you_o to_o his_o power_n derby_n this_o wednesday_n evening_n the_o last_o of_o july_n 1644._o the_o lord_n loughborough_n letter_n to_o colonel_n baggot_n find_v in_o the_o pocket_n of_o one_o slay_v suppose_a to_o be_v colonel_n baggot_n colonel_n baggot_n i_o s●aid_v until_o now_o in_o expectation_n to_o hear_v from_o newarke_n but_o as_o yet_o no_o body_n be_v come_v to_o i_o i_o conceive_v your_o soldier_n be_v weary_a and_o therefore_o will_v have_v they_o quarter_v this_o night_n at_o burton_n which_o they_o may_v do_v safe_o with_o reasonable_a guard_n if_o you_o have_v any_o hay_n ready_a about_o saltersbridg_n send_v out_o your_o warrant_n for_o carriage_n to_o fetch_v it_o to_o lichfield_n to_o morrow_n write_v back_o to_o i_o what_o you_o do_v so_o soon_o as_o you_o receive_v this_o god_n will_v i_o will_v be_v with_o you_o this_o night_n ashby_n this_o tuesday_n morning_n 8._o a_o clock_n be_v assure_v love_a friend_n j._n loughborough_n finis_fw-la