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Middlesex county records
… by the clerks of the Commonwealth period as a convenient English substitute for the Latin 'po' se'; and having been … perplexity to legal antiquaries, this explanation of the English contraction for " puts him self or her self" should …
Middlesex county records
… be objected against him for printing a Popishe Booke in English entituled 'Devotions for Masse for every day in the … Middlesex, to answer &c. "for printing a popish booke in English entituled 'Devotions for Masse for every day in the …
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… after Easter, to answer &c. "for saying she hoped that the English in France would receive the same sawce there." S. P. …
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… Charles Pullen, John Potter, Symon Steevens and William English broke burglariously into the dwelling-house of Thomas … of the said Thomas Moore esq., and . . . . &c. William English was at large. The other five culprits were found …
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… by the sheriffs of London and Middlesex to some English plantation, there to remain for ten years &c." G. D. …
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… were far less severe than Neale and other writers on English puritanism have represented. The maximum fine of 5. … of the indictment in a remarkable Latin minute, that in English runs thus, "He does not wish to plead nor to be … separales convicciones coram Justiciariis pacis &c. [In English.] He puts himself; The jurors say that he is Guilty; …
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… worth fifteen shillings, another book called 'Reverius in English' worth twenty shillings, another book called … another book called 'The Jewish and Romish Antiquities in English' worth eight shillings, another book called 'Rider's …
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… Minsher late of the said parish stole and carried off an English Bible worth eight shillings, a black silke hood worth …
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… "I wish the King were dead to see who would fight for the English crowne." G. D. R., 29 April, 1 James II. 23 January, …
Middlesex county records
… die et anno secundo predictis. Wm. Cleeve. [symbol] [In English.] 'Be it remembered that on the seventh day of March … manner than according to the Liturgy and practice of the English church and for his aforesaid offence by force of the … die et anno primo supradictis. Wm. Cleeve. L.S. [In English.] Be it remembered that on the tenth day of February …