House of Commons Papers, Volume 45H.M. Stationery Office, 1907 - Legislation |
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Page 80
... saith that he lost a horse which cost 12/. sterling and arms and furniture worth 57. They lay before the town three nights, the burgers refusing to take them in, unless Count Neuwars would remove one of the companies of foot. Those of ...
... saith that he lost a horse which cost 12/. sterling and arms and furniture worth 57. They lay before the town three nights, the burgers refusing to take them in, unless Count Neuwars would remove one of the companies of foot. Those of ...
Page 365
... saith he is not acquainted with Mr. Cotton, but being at the King's Arms in Godalmynge on the Tuesday before May day last, playing at shovel-board, " there came a gentleman out of his chamber and looked upon them as they were playing ...
... saith he is not acquainted with Mr. Cotton, but being at the King's Arms in Godalmynge on the Tuesday before May day last, playing at shovel-board, " there came a gentleman out of his chamber and looked upon them as they were playing ...
Page 383
... saith that he told Mr. Copley that he was author of no such book, neither could he write any such, which argueth his ... saith in his examination, he slept not one wink that night. " On Saturday, hearing by a waterman in the Thames that ...
... saith that he told Mr. Copley that he was author of no such book, neither could he write any such, which argueth his ... saith in his examination, he slept not one wink that night. " On Saturday, hearing by a waterman in the Thames that ...
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