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Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… that his counsaill shuld provyde, commyne, ordeyne, spede and conclude all such matiers as touche and concerne … conceyved thorough all this youre realme, that the goode spede of this acte of resumpcion, is to you full honorable, …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… in the kynges name, that they with all goodly hast and spede, procede to thelection of an other speker. The which … to thelection of an other speker with all goodly hast and spede, so that the materes for the which the kyng called this … endued theym with, besieth theym, and entende daily to the spede of his parlement, and to suche thynges as they thynke …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… he cowde not performe their entent and his wille, for the spede of purpos of your seid grete adversarie, but by meane …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… to the duke's advice on the 'settyng up of iustice and spede punyschyng of certayn persons endited or noysed', and … thorugh oute all this youre roialme, that the good spede of this act of resumption, ys to you full honourable, …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… such thynges ymagined or purposed, I shall with all the spede and diligens possible to me to make, that your highnes … for this your present parlement, for the good and hasty spede erof. Please it youre noble grace to ordeyne and to … erle to Drayton, the same nyght, thankyng God of the good spede of the said erle, rejoysing hym gretely of e same, …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… trewe and entendant to that that longeth to hem, in spede as wele of the kynges nedes, as of his peple. 52. Also, …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… is his present parlement, and entende to e gode effect and spede of matiers to be demesned and treted in e same, lyk as …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… in the lawe or no; wheryn the seid John and Isabell, no spede ne day could gitte ne hafe. And yet, the premysses …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… the kyng, and of his lande, asketh necessarie and hastye spede, and may noght goodly be abyden unto the terme tyme. …