- (First fruits)
Treason Act 1556 3 & 4 Phil. & Mar. c. 11 (I) An Act
whereby certein Offences be made Treasons; and also for the
Government of the King and...
- below) "a brod rule, that hath on
either end a
square plate perced with
certein holes". To hold it all
together there is a "pyn" with a "littel wegge"...
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daughter to the ground. The most
debated p****age in the
Introduction is: But
certeinly no word ne
writeth he Of
thilke wikke [wicked]
ensample of Canacee, That...
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Needwood severall Manno's
Parkes Lands and
Offices and
other Pro****s
thereunto belonging; and for
vacatting certein Letters Patents therein mentioned....
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honoratus M20
Biaute paree de
valour / Trop plus est
belle / Je ne sui mie
certeins M21 Veni
creator spiritus / Christe, quie lux es /
Tribulatio proxima est...
- 1556 Act of
Parliament Parliament of
Ireland Long
title An Act
whereby certein Offences be made Treasons; and also for the
Government of the King and...
- had
prevented him from
carrying out his
official duties. Egremont, with "
certein riotous Peple", de la More complained, had ****aulted him, his deputies...
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their present minister. The
which things are
plainly manifested in two
certein letters, the one
written by Mr. Iohn
Davenport to the
Dutch classis, the...
- the
Faytheful in
Pryson in England,
written during his
exile at Emden.
Certein Works of the
blessed Cipriane the Martyr, London, 1556. Two
Books of the...
