Linguistic DNA - Concept Modelling Demonstrator

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
majesty_n	earl_n	lord_n	ormond_n	3,393	5	13.7087	5	false

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A65581	Gesta Britannorum, or, A brief chronologie of the actions and exploits, battails, sieges, conflicts, and other signal and remarkable passages which have happened in these His Majesties dominions from the year of Christ 1600, untill the present, 1663, being the space of 62 complete years / collected by Geo. Wharton.	Wharton, George, Sir, 1617-1681.	1663 (1663)	Wing W1546A; ESTC R33586	21,020	46

Their Reparation hindered by the Covenanters date De. 5. Charles I. declared his Resolution for a Parl in case of the Scotch Rebellion moved for by E. Strafford Archbishop Laud and Hamilton Scotch Parliamen Prorogu'd till June 2. 1640. Traquare returned into Engl. Four Commissioners sent from the Scots to the King E. Strafford imbarqued for Irel. where he summoned a Parl. date Mar. E. Straf returned into Engl. Scotch Commissioners secured Anno 1640. date Apr. 13. PArl. began in Engl Convocation began date 14 The Scots letter to the French K. produced and read in Parl. and the danger thereof insisted on by the L. Keeper Finch E. Lowden accused for subscribing it date Ma. 5. The Parl. dissolved by the King and some members thereof imprisoned date 6 Convocation turned into a Synod A new Oath imposed upon them date 29 Synod ended date Ju. 2. Scotch Parl. sate again at Edenburgh date Jul. 8 Hen. D. of Glocest. born date Aug. 20. Charls I. set forth towards the North. date 28 Newborn Fight and Newcastle deserted date 29 Possessed by the Scots date 30 Durham the like date Sept. 20. Charles I. set up his standard at York date 24 Great Council met aâ— Yoâ—k Commissioners consisting of 8. Earls and 8. Barons appointed tâ— Treat with the like number of Scots who met at Rippon date Oct. 26. A Cessation from hostility agreed on date 28 Great Council at Rippon dissolved date No. 3. The Long Parl. began cujus sceleris non â—nvenit aetas nomen date 9 Severall Petitions against grievances date 12 E. Straf impeached oâ— Treason and commitâ—ed to the Black rod. 100000l voted for the Scots date 16 Bishop of Lincoln enlarged and two dayeâ— after sate in the House of Lords date 19 Scotch Commissioners admitted residence in Lond. House of Lords denyed the E. Strafford Bayle and Counsell date 22 E. Strafford committed to the Tower date 23 A commission issued for treating with the Scots date 27 Ship-money questioned by the House of Commons date De. 5 Secretary Windebanck fled into France date 7 Ship-money debated and voted illegal The Judges questioned date 8 L. Anne dyed at Richmond date 11 Londoners Petition'd against Bishops date 16 Canons voted illegal date 18 William Laud Archbishop of Cant. sequestred and committed to the Black Rod. date 19 Bishop Wren accused of high-Treason date 21 L. Keeper Finch made his defence yet voted a Traytor date 22 He fled into Holland date Jan. 11. Bill for a Trienniall Parliament exhibited date 14 Articles against the Lord Keeper Finch date 28 Charge against Earl Strafford read in the House of Commons date 30 In the House of Lords date 31 Remonstrance signed by 700. Ministers against Episcopacy read in the House of Commons date Feb. 2 Resolved by both Houses to give 300000l towards a supply of the losses and necessities of their dear Brethren of Scotland date 5 Bill for a Trienniall Parliament passed both Houses date 10 March with the Prince of Orange propounded date 11 Plots suggeâ—ted date 15 Bill for a Trienniall Parliament signed by His Majesty date 24 Earl Strafford made his defence before the Lords House and remanded to the Tower date 26 Archbishop accused of High Treason there and ordered to the â—ower date 28 He was sent to the Tower date Mar. 10. Bishops Votes in Parliament taken away date 22 E. Straf Trial began Anno 1641. date Ap. 2 DEans and Chapters voted against in the H. of Commons date 15 Earl Straffords Triall ended After which the Commons Hâ— debatâ—d the bill of Attaindeâ— against him and voted him Guilty of H. Treason which was Leaâ—nedly opposed by thâ— Lord George Dâ—gby now Earl of Bristol and others date Prince of Orange camâ— to London date 21 Earl Strafford voteâ— the second time guilty of High Treason by the Commons Bill of attainder reaâ— in the House of Lordâ— where many opposed it date 29 Neverthelesse the Lords House also voted him Guilty of H. Treason date Ma. His Majesty declared himself unsatisfied date Pr. Mary marryed to the Pr. of Orange aâ— Whitehall date 3 Protestation framed iâ— the H. of Commons the same day many thousands of the City came to Westminsteâ— crying out for Justice against the noble Earl date 5 Protestation taken by the Parl. date 6 E. Strafford voted the second time Guilty of H. Treason by the H. of Lords date 8 Two Bills one for the execution of the Earl the other for continuation of the Parl. tendered to his Majesty date 9 His Majesty consulted with the Judges and Bishops Some of the Bishops advised him to passe the Bills The Earl himself desired him to sign the Bill for his execution date 10 His Majesty accordingly signed it so likewise the other for continuance of the Parl. till both H. should consent to the dissolution thereof date Ma. 12 E. Strafford beheaded date Au. 10 K. set â—orth for Scotl. date Sept. 8. Parl. adjourned till Octob. 20. date Oct. 23. The Irish Rebellion first brake forth the King being in Scotl. date Nov. 25. King returned from Scotl. date 26 He went to Hampton Court date 29 30 Tumults at Westminster threatning the Bishops date Dec. 31. Twelve Bishops accused of H. Treason date Jan. 1 Irish proclaimed Rebâ—ls date 3 Articles exhibited against the 5. Members date 5 House adjourned into Lond. date 10 The King Qu. Prince and D. of York to Hampton Court date 12 King went to Winds date 27 H. of Com petition'd the K. for the Militia date Fe. 9. King from Windsoâ— to Hampton Court date 10 To Greenwich date 11 To Rochester date 12 To Canterbury date 16 To Dover togetheâ— with the Queen anâ— Princesse of Orange date 23 Who there imbarqued for Holland date 25 K. returned to Cant. date 26 Thence to Greenwich whence he sâ—nt for the Pr. of Wales and D. of York date 28 To Theobalds date May 3 To Royston date 7 To Newmarket date 14 To Huntington date 15 To Stamford date 16 To Grantham date 17 To Newarke date 18 To Doncaster date 19 To York Anno 1642. date Apr. 23. SIr John Hotham denyed the K. entrance into Hull and was therefore proclaimed a Traytor date 25 Justified by the Parliament date July 12. E. of Essâ—x voted General date 15 King at Beverly and Hull besieged date Au 1. E. Essâ—x divided his men into Regiments date Au. 3. The Parliam declared themselves Necessitated to take up Arms. date 22 King set up his Standard at Nottingham date Se. 23 Wickfield fight date Oc. 23 Edge-hill battel date 27 King came to Oxf. date Nov. 12 13 Brainford fights after which the K. with his army marched to Reading and thence to Oxf. date De. 5. Marlborough taken for the King date 13 Winchester delivered to the Parliament date Chichester the like date Jan. 13. L. Aubigney interred at Oxford date 19 Bodmin fight and Liscard taken by Sir Ralph Hopton date 21 Belvoire Castle surprized by the truly honourable and valiant Col. Gervas Holles

most nobly entertained at Dinner by Sir Richard Brown date Jul. 1 L. Mounson Sir H. Mi'dmay and Mr. Robert Wallop brought â—o the Bar of the H. and there sentenced to bâ— drawn like thâ—mselves upon sledges with â—opes about their necks from the Tower to Tyburn date 15 Mr. Prin recanted his Sundry Reasons c. and the House remitted his offence date 19 Lord Commissioner of Scotl. came to White-hall date 30 Parl. adjourn'd till Nov. â—0 following date Aug. 11. Commissieners from the Parliament in Ireland came to Westminster date 13 His Highness the D. of York with several other great Personages highly entertained by the Artillery Company at Merchant Taylors-hall date 15 His Sacred Majesty the illustrious Duke of York dined at the Inner-temple date Sep. 7 Earl of Clarendon L. high Chancellour of Engl. at Oxford date 10 Parl. in Irel. adjouâ—n'd till Octob. 10. following date 30 Swedish Ambassâ—dor landed at Tower wharf where the French and Spanish Ambassadors so hotly conâ—endâ—d for Precedency date Oct. 15. The Learned Loyal and truly Pious John Berwâ—k Doctor in Divinity Elected Dean of St. Pauls date 20 A Proclamation for Removing the market from St. Pauls Church-yard into Aldermanbury and Broad-street date No. 4. James D. of Ormond that truly honourable and most constanâ—ly Loyal Personage made L. Lieutenant of Irel. date 19 John James arraign'd for sedition and Treason date 20 Parl. sate again wheâ— the Lords Spiritual were restored to their Priviledges date 21 1200000 l. Voted foâ—â—upply of His Majesties present occasions date D. of York returneâ—â—rom Dunkiâ—k John Jamâ—s sentenceâ— to be drawn hang'd and quarter'd date Henry Earl of St Albanes L. Ambassador Extraordinary from Hiâ— Majesty to the Crowâ—â—f France came to Whiâ—ehall date 25 The remaining Regicides in the Tower Pâ—nâ—ington onely by reason â—f hâ—s bodily infirmitieâ—â—xcepted were broughâ—â—o the bar of the Houseâ— and Lamâ—ert Vane anâ— the rest lately sent away ordered to be sent so back to the Tower Praise-God Bâ—râ—bonâ— â—nd Sam. Moyer committed to the Tower foâ— treasonable designs and practices date 26 Major Wildman Mr sometimes Sir James Harrington Mr. sometime Alderman Ireton and Major Haynes committed also to the Tower for the like crimes date 27 Captain Rob. Holmes committed to the Tower by order of the Council John James hang'd â—rawn and quarter'd â—t Tyburn date 28 The truly honourable and no less valiant Gâ—nt Sir Charles Compton departed this life date 29 Col. Salmon committed to the Tower for treasonable designs and practices date 30 Dyed the learned and reverend Brian L. Bishop of Chester date De. 3 The noble E. of Peterborough took his leave at Whâ—te-hall to go for Tanger date 9 His Majesties Forces intended for Tanger Imbarqued at Dunkirk date 20 Parl. adjourn'd till Jan. 7. next following date 30 Hen. Coventâ—y Esq Son to the late famous Tho L. Coventrey L. Keeper of the Great Seal of Engl. sworn one of the Grooms of His Mâ—jesties Bed-Chamber date Jan 7 Parl. met again accordâ—ng to the last adjournment and Frederick L. Cornwallis Treasurer of Hâ—s Majesties houshold departed this life date 10 Sir Hen Vane and Mr. John Lambert ordered to be sent for back to the Tower of Lond. And Marquesse Durrazzo Ambassadour extraordinary from the Common-wealth of Genoa entered Lond. date 13 Had audience date 27 L. Munson Sir Henry Mildmay and Mr. Robert â—allop all drawn from â—he Tower of Lond. on sledges with Ropes about their necks to Tyburn and having there threaded the Triple-Tree back again in like manner to the Tower date 30 E. of Peteâ—burgh took Possâ—ssion of Tanger in Africa for His Majesty date Fe. 1. The Genoa Ambassadour took his leave of His Majesty date 7 The condemned Prisoners in the Tower brought to the Bar of the House of Peers date 13 Eliz. Queen of Bohemia departed this life date 18 Prodigious winds doing great mischief in most parts date 21 Dyed that most loyal and signal sufferer for the Crown of Engl. Sir John Stawell Christopher L. Hatton that most Pious and Faithâ—ul Counsellour to His late Majesty sworn one of His Majesties mâ—st honourable Privy Counsel made Governour of Guernsey durante vita and the Reversion of that Government most deservedly Conferred on his Son date Mar. 16 Miles Corbet John Okey and John Barkstead brought Prisoner to the Tower of Lond. having been taken at Delft not many dayes before by the care and faithfulness of Sir Geo Downing date 24 Geo Withers removed from Newgate to the Tower for his wonted Practice of Seditious Libelling Anno 1662. date Apr. 3 THe most noble and valiant Sir Wil. Compton Master General of His Majesties ordnance Son to that magnanimous Heroe Spencer late E of Northampton who so gallantly sacrificeâ— his life in defence of His late Majesty at thâ—â—attel on Hopton Heath Anno 1642. sworn of Hâ—s Majesties most honourable Privy Council date 13 Queen Katherine Imbaâ—qued for Engl. in the Royal Charles date 16 Miles Coâ—bâ—t John Okâ—y and John Baâ—kstead reâ—eived â—he sentence due to Rebels and Traitors to their Soveraign Lord and King date 19 They were all threâ— drawn on sledges from the Tower to Tyburn and there hang'd drawn and quartered date 23 Articles of Peace concluded with those of Algier by Sir John Lawson date 28 His Highness P. Ruâ—eâ—â— Geo Duke of Buckingh â—nd John L. Midlâ—ton â—worn of His Majâ—sties most honourable Privy Council date 30 Her Highness the Dutchesse of York delivered of a Daughter at Saint James's date May 14. Queen Katherine landed at Portsmouth date 15 Bonefires throughout all the streets of Lond. for Joy thereof date 19 His Majâ—sty Prorogu'd the Parl. till Feb. 18. next following date 20 His Majesty at Portsmouth date 21 King Charles the II. and Donna Catherina Infanta of Portugal publickly marryed by Gilbert L. Bishop of Lond. at Portsmouth date 27 E. of St. Albans set sail for Calis to wait upon the Queen Mother into Engl. date 29 The King and Queens Majesty came to Hampton Court date Jun. 2 The L. Mayor and Ald. of Lond. with the chief Officers of the City came to Hampt Court and tendâ—ed their Duty to the Queens Majesty date 6 Sir Hen. Vane Indicted and found guilty of High Treason date 9 Mr. J. Lambert the like date 11 Both received their sentence but Mr. Lambert his execution Respited by Order from His Majesty because of his Prudent and Civil Demeanour at his Trial date 14 Sir Hen. Vane beheaded on Tower-hill E. Peterburgh being returned from Tanger came to Hampton Court date 22 Rump Officers and Souldiers commanded by Proclamation to depart London and Westminster date 28 English Forces arrived at Lisbon date Jul. 9 His Grace the Duke of Ormond L. Lieutenant of Ireland began his journey towards that Kingdom date 27 Landed in Irel. date 28 Queen Mother landed at Greenwich date Aug. 23. Queen Katherine first to Whitehall with great Triumph date 24 Exit Jack-Presbyter Nevertheless date 27 He presumed to Petition His Majesty for a Dispensation but to no purpose date Sept. 3. Mr. William Lenthall dyed very penitently date 29 Sir John Robinson Knight and Baronet His Majesties Lieutenant of the Tower unanimously chosen Lord Mayor of London for the following year Well-fare fair London for this happy choice The Snake's untwisted at her thundring voice The Royal Tow'r and Town both in such hands Despise all Factious and Fanatick Bands He dreads no Plots nor dreameth of Surprise Nought startles him like Presbyterian Lies FINIS

Parliament date Ma. 15 Bishop Wren enlarged date 16 Parliament dissolved and another summoned to be holden at Westm the 25. of April 1660. Anno 1660. date April 11. LAmbert escaped out of the Tower date 14 His Majesties most gracious Letters and Declaration dated from Breda date 21 Lambert pâ—oclaimed Traytor date 22 Taken near Dâ—ventry by the hands of Col. Ingoldsby date 24 Brought to London and remitted to the Tower date 25 Parl meâ— at Westm. date Ma. 1. His Majesties most gracious Letters and Declaration to both Houses and to the L Generall Monck presented by Sir John Greenvill after which there followed many wholsome Resolves in order to His Majesties spâ—edy return to Hiâ— people who throughout the City and Suburbs expressed their joy by Bonfires Bells and Ordnance from the Tower date 2 The like gracious Letter and Declaration presented to the Lord Mayor Aldermen and Common-Counsell of London by the L. Viscount Mordant and Sir John Greenvill date 3 L. Montague and the whole Fleet upon Reading His Majesties gracious Letter and Declaration to them unanimously submitted date 5 Easter Term adjourned till Quinque Pasch. being May 8. date 7 Charles I. his Statue set up again in Guild-hall-yard Justices and Sheriffs c. in Office April 25 1660. câ—â—tinued and to exerciâ—â— their Office in the Kings name date 8 Hâ—s Majâ—sty with an universal acclamationâ— most sâ—lemnly Proclaimed in London anâ— Westminster and so aâ—terwards throughouâ— His Dominions His Majâ—sty left Breda date He came to the Hague date 16 Commissioners from the Lords and Commons and City of London had audience of His Majâ—sty date 23 G. Monck at Rochester His Majesty with Hiâ— two Brothers thâ— Dukes of York and Glocester imbarqued foâ— Engl. date 25 They most happily landed at Dover and frâ—m thence went tâ— Canterbury date 28 Came to Rochester date 29 Arriv'd at White-hall and this evening crowned the Solemnity oâ— the day with incrediblâ— Demonstrations of joâ— for His Majesties sâ— miraculous Restauratiâ—u date Jul. His Majesty went tâ— the House of Lords and the Dukes of York and Glocester took their places there date 7 Those monsters of men the Judges of the late murdered King summâ—ned by Proclamation to render themselves withâ—n 14. dayes date 12 Dyed that Famous Mathematician Mr. William Oâ—ghtred date 15 Commissioâ—s at Sea granted by His Majesty or His Highness the Duke of York befoâ—e the 1. of May last past Recalled date 25 Sir John Robinson that constant Royallist made Lieutenant of the Tower date Jul. 5 His Majâ—sty magnificently entertain'd at Guild-hall by the City date 9 Capt. Hen. Terne Commander of his Majesties ship the Hamptshire being assaulted by six Spanish Men-of-warre fought them nine hours and although desperately wounded hâ—mself brought off his Convoy The first thaâ— lost bloud in His Majesties service after his happy Restauration date 12 Dyed that Eminent most Faithfull servant to His Majesty John L. Culpeper master of the Rolls c. George Monck created â—y His Majesty D. of Aâ—bermâ—rle c. in consideratâ—on of those signal services performed by him in Restoring His Sacred Majesty and with him the three Kingdoms to that Tranquility and Happinesse they now enjoy date 13 He took his place in the House of Peers date 18 E. of St. Albans began his journey toward France date 26 The L. Edward Montague who commanded the Fleet at His Majestâ—es Restauration being for that and other Eminent services created by His Majesty Earl of Sandwich c. took his place also in the House oâ— Peers date 28 Mar of Ormond the like as E of Brecknock date Aug. An Ambassadour from Dâ—nmark date Sept. 10. Peace with Spain Proclaimed date 13 Patl. Adjourn'd till Nov. 6. An Act for diâ—banding the army c. Prince de Ligâ—e Ambassadour from Spain came to Lond. Henry Duke of Glocester that unparallel'd Prince departed this life date 23 His Majesty with the D. of York went to meet their Illustrious Sister Mary Princesse of Orange date 25 Pr. Royall came to Lond. date Oct 9 The Regicides indicted at Hicks-hall date 10 Their triall began at the Old Bayly date 13 Tho Harrison one of them executed according to law at Charing-crosse date 15 Mr. John Carew another executed in the same place and manner date 16 John Cooke and Hugh Peters that Bell-weather of Sedition executed in the same place and manner date 17 Tho. Scot Gregory Clement Adâ—â—â— Scroope John Jones executed in the same place and manner date 19 Dan. Axtell the like at Tyburn Francis Hacker hanged onely at Tyburn also date 27 His Majesty went to meet His mother the Queens Majesty date No. 2 His Majesty returned with his Royal mother â—o White-hall after Her 19. years absence thence wich whom came the Illustâ—ious Princessâ— Henrietta Her Daugher and Pr. Edward Brother to the Prince Elector Palatine date 6 Lords and Commons the Recess being ended met again in Parliament date 24 The Illustrious Mary Pr. of Aurange dyed date 29 Parl. dissolved and afterwards the Royall Corps of Mary Pr. of Aurange interr'd in Henry the sevenths Chappel date Jan. 1 Parl. mâ—t in Scotl. date 2 Queen-mother with the Ilâ—ustrious Princesse Henrietta Maria began their journey for France date 6 Venner and his Phanatick proselytes rebelled but dispersed date 8 Sir Arthur Haslerig dyâ—d in the Tower date 9 The Phanaticks again in Arms but all dispersed killed or taken amongst which Venner their seditious Ring leader date 17 Venner and 19. more of them arrâ—igned date 19 Venner and Hodgkin hanged and quartered in Coleman-street Oxman and Pritchard hanged at Wood-street end in Cheap side date 21 Nine more of them executed in several places of the City date 25 Solemn League and Covenant Rescinded in Scotl. Qu. mother and Her Highness the Pr. Henrietta Maria Imbarqued for France date 30 The odious Carcasses â—f O. Cromwell H. oIreton and J. Bradshâ—w drawn upon sledges to Tyburn and being pull'd out of their Coffins there hang'd at the severall Angles of that Triple-tree till Sun set Then taken down beheaded and their loathsome Truncks thrown into a deep hole under the Gallowes Their heads were afterwards set up on Poles on the top of Westminster Hall date Fe. 27 Cardinall Mazarin dyed Anno 1661. date April 22. HIs Majesties magnificent proceed from the Tower to White-hall date 23 Charles the Second Crown'd at Westm. date Ma. 8. Parl. began in Engl. wherein the H. of Lords were restor'd to their Priviledges Parl. began in Irel. date 17 Eliz. Q. of Bohemia arrived at Lond. date 22 Solemn League and Covenant burnt in Lond. and Westm. and afterwards all the Kingdom over with wonderfull great solemnity date 24 Argyle receiv'd his sentence date 27 Beheaded at Edenb for high Treason date Jun 7 The Solemn Funerals of Sir Ch. Lucas and Sir Gâ—â—â—â—slâ— savagely mâ—rder'd in cold bloud at Colchester August 28 â—648 most honouâ—ably there Celebrated date 25 The Lords Bishops of tâ—e several Dioceses of this Realm

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