The History of Taunton, in the County of SomersetJ. Poole, 1822 - 608 страници |
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acres aforesaid afterwards aged alms-house anno anno Domini appointed army bailiff bart Bath belonging bishop of Winchester Bishop's-Hull Bonville borough of Taunton Bourchier Bridgwater burgage burgesses called canons castle chapel charity Charles charter church colonel constables county of Somerset court court-leet custom daughter death died Domesday-Book Dorset duke of Monmouth earl Edward eight-pence election Elizabeth England executed Fitzwarine five four-pence Francis gentlemen granted Hammet Hawkchurch heir Henry heriot Hist hundred James James Esdaile Jeffreys king king's lands large paper London lord Grey manor of Taunton married Mary Magdalen mayor messuage Nailsbourne paid parish of Taunton parliament persons petitioners Pitminster poor Portman pounds priory reign rent returning officer Richard river Tone Robert royal Ruishton sheriff shillings sir John sir William sir William Portman Somerset Staplegrove surrender Taunton St tenants tenement thousand town of Taunton trustees twenty Warre wife yearly
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Страница 469 - For my taking up arms, it was never in my thought since the king died: the prince and princess of Orange will be witness for me of the assurance I gave them, that I would never stir against you. But my misfortune was such as to meet with some horrid people, that made me believe things of your majesty...
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Страница 479 - I do not attribute it to my own nature, for T am fearful as other men are ; but I have now no fear, as you may see by my face; but there is something within me which does it, for I am sure I shall go to God.
Страница 390 - All his majesty's subjects of the kingdom of England and dominion of Wales are, both by their allegiance and the act of pacification, bound to resist and repress all those of Scotland, as had, or should enter upon any part of his majesty's realm.
Страница 521 - Many times, on days of causes at his house, the company have waited five hours in a morning, and, after eleven, he hath come out inflamed, and staring like one distracted. And that visage he put on when he animadverted on such as he took offence at, which made him a terror to real offenders ; whom also he terrified with his face and voice, as if the thunder of the day of judgment broke over their heads : and nothing ever made men tremble like his vocal inflictions. He loved to insult, and was bold...